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00:02:56.760 hello america welcome to the glenn beck program well here we are on monday uh i got a lot to talk

00:03:06.940 to you about i can't believe we're back on epstein again i mean we have really bad signs economic signs

00:03:12.700 uh coming our way uh and to show you how powerful it is donald trump uh said over the weekend you know

00:03:18.920 uh maybe we can lower some of the tariffs to help prices etc etc i mean the guy believes in tariffs and

00:03:25.200 he's even saying now you know we can maybe do some things here to you know uh help ease the pain by

00:03:30.860 lowering some of the tariffs um what's really happening in venice what's really happening all

00:03:37.280 around the world we're not talking about any of these things including the first ai powered they

00:03:44.240 think no humans were involved cyber attack on our banking institutions we're going to tell you try to

00:03:53.080 what's really going on you know when you watch the news you're not watching the news what's really

00:03:59.500 happening you are watching the reflection of a plan we'll talk about that a little bit but also

00:04:06.420 what's actually happening and we'll do that beginning in 60 seconds first right now in ukraine

00:04:12.740 there are elderly people um and they're jewish who have their lives have shrunk down to a single 0.99

00:04:18.520 heartbreaking question what can i go without today now these are people you know of all walks of life

00:04:25.880 but let me concentrate on the the elderly and the jewish uh people there because i i'm talking about

00:04:31.780 the international fellowship of christians and jews there are people that are helping everybody all

00:04:37.480 around the world but i can't even imagine what it's like to be jewish today um where you are you're

00:04:43.980 seeing the hatreds that you just heard your your parents or your grandparents talk about and now

00:04:49.280 it's happening again you can help you can help ease the pain of people who are really

00:04:55.860 suffering and more importantly i think i mean even if somebody just would come up to you if you

00:05:01.900 were jewish and say hey you're not alone i'm not a jew and you're not alone i'm a christian to me that

00:05:09.220 would make all the difference in the world doesn't mean you agree with israel or anything else just

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00:05:30.660 that's glenn g-l-e-n-n glennforthefellowship.org hello stew how are you good glenn how are you

00:05:38.340 good besides football anything exciting happening in your life this weekend are you talking when you

00:05:44.000 say football you're talking about the eagles victory over the detroit lions last night is that

00:05:47.500 what you're talking about i specifically said anything other than that i was just trying to

00:05:52.060 clarify i was just trying to clarify no i know i sure you are yeah yeah sure you are um yeah anything

00:05:59.900 do you do anything any anything exciting i had a whirlwind weekend uh i i had a weekend i got to go to

00:06:07.520 the hospital uh which was fun i always love spending time my son got a little injured and uh and

00:06:14.280 okay is everything okay he's okay he was climbing a fence and uh fell and um uh punk i punctured his

00:06:24.060 leg which apparently is just a giant bag of blood uh i i mean i these things happen he's 14 years old

00:06:32.640 muscles and stuff in the leg i don't think not i don't think you're like his is just all blood big

00:06:37.340 bank because yeah i pulled up to this place where it happened and he had been sitting on this uh you know

00:06:44.040 like a pillar like he it was on he was sitting up there and you know until the uh the uh ambulance

00:06:49.900 came um but uh it i i didn't think it was that big of a deal and i pulled up and it looked like

00:06:55.680 there was a human sacrifice on the top of this pillar the entire side it looked like it was out

00:07:01.080 of a horror movie uh it was just blood i i was this it was a terrifying moment but he's have you ever

00:07:07.780 had have you any of your kids ever had a head wounded at any of any kind my like they they get

00:07:15.300 if they have to have like five stitches in their head it's like all of the blood in their body has

00:07:20.660 just been gushing gushing the head bleeds a lot yeah i i you know i hate to start a week this way but

00:07:27.420 yeah my he when he was a little kid he he had like stitches right near his eye and it was the it was

00:07:33.020 it was just absolutely horrific and i oh it scars you know more than it scars them it does it does

00:07:40.460 and you know you get used to it you have you have a few kids the first kid that happens to and you're

00:07:45.380 like bag of blood no he was hemorrhaging to death i'm telling you you gotta get here right now after

00:07:51.020 after like two or three kids you're like yeah he's fine give him a band-aid what are you complaining

00:07:56.000 about have some water maybe some orange juice yeah he's still bleeding sure but don't worry about it

00:08:01.980 it'll eventually it's fine uh that was my weekend you had a big one though you had a much happier

00:08:09.220 weekend it seemed like i saw you with your daughter yeah that was yesterday was with my daughter uh for

00:08:15.520 the premiere of her movie that she is in her first movie and it was it's really exciting it was really

00:08:20.680 cool to be at a premiere and watch it you know in a theater um but uh also friday i spent time with

00:08:26.920 about 500 state legislators from all over the country and learned an awful lot and um and saw

00:08:35.260 what they are going through and uh and their thought processes and we have time i'll talk about that

00:08:41.160 um also oh saturday saturday i spent a few hours with the ceo of cracker barrel

00:08:50.040 now that was interesting i bet that was interesting you had a conversation uh yeah yeah uh i had a

00:08:58.980 great conversation it's going to air but well it's in two parts uh i talked to the they they have like

00:09:06.180 a historian at cracker barrel that is in in charge of everything around the walls of cracker barrel

00:09:11.620 and so i went into their gigantic warehouse of american history and it was i mean it was candy land for me

00:09:19.540 um but it wasn't really candy land for the c for the ceo uh and you'll you'll see um

00:09:27.260 yes i did make her cry oh good mom of course of course you did but it was uh it was it was after

00:09:36.080 the question i mean are you surprised at all that you you haven't been fired um it was it was a very

00:09:45.900 frank conversation and she was very frank as well i thought she was i thought she was really good um

00:09:52.000 on her answers and what what happened uh you're gonna have to decide for yourself on whether whether

00:10:00.380 or not it was good enough i mean i pushed her i pushed her it'll be up to you to decide how you

00:10:06.440 feel about it but you know everybody else at cracker barrel they're all they're all i mean salt of the

00:10:12.160 earth people you know and it's just like uh you feel bad because they are just really struggling

00:10:20.400 because of this really struggling and and and if she said i'm really really sorry once she said it a

00:10:27.940 million times i'm really really sorry i take all responsibility for this i'm really really sorry

00:10:36.140 but you'll see that uh this week on the glenbeck podcast i think um all right now jeffrey epstein's

00:10:46.280 back in the news today could we just for the love of pete release everything that we have so we can

00:10:55.840 move on from the jeffrey epstein thing here's the answer no even if we release everything that we still

00:11:05.540 have this is going to go on for the rest of our lives it will always and probably into our children's

00:11:13.720 lives do you know jeffrey epstein and donald trump were the reason we never went to the moon it's going

00:11:21.300 to happen it's just one of these conspiracy theories that will never ever go away why because no one was

00:11:29.200 honest about it in the first place once you start to lie you lie once once if you're a very honest

00:11:38.400 person you will lie once and then people were like what what why would you lie about that what what is

00:11:44.440 going on he's not like that but if you're the united states government you already have no credibility

00:11:51.440 whatsoever stop lying to the american people just stop it you know i said something a minute ago one of the

00:12:00.260 reasons why you're hearing lies is because it works to the advantage of a color revolution 0.73

00:12:06.500 you know there there are reasons why people are lying to you some of them they're just dirt bags and 0.91

00:12:14.020 they're liars some of it is just they're politicians and so they're liars some of it however a good deal

00:12:20.400 of it is we lie because we know it causes damage to the credibility of this entire system we know it does 0.79

00:12:29.840 damage to the culture of america and we are here trying to destroy the culture of america because we

00:12:36.880 want to try something new and the only you won't vote for it so the only way we can get america to change

00:12:43.460 and do something entirely different that they will never vote for is just to cause chaos and disbelief

00:12:51.600 in everything so as i said a minute ago you know it's not the news many times it's a reflection of a

00:12:59.840 plan and uh when it comes to the epstein thing this is absolutely a plan the way this thing has been

00:13:09.220 played out democrats are completely against bringing anything out about epstein they don't want to do

00:13:15.000 anything about it the media do you remember the abc uh anchor that went into a commercial break and

00:13:21.480 she was like you know what i gotta tell you epstein you know we had the goods on him dead to rights

00:13:27.040 clinton all of it and we were told pull it do you remember that remember that gang they pulled it at abc

00:13:35.440 they i think they fired the person uh who tried to uh who released that video or tried to fire the

00:13:43.040 person i think they either were working then over at cbs or whatever but that person was in trouble for

00:13:49.240 releasing that behind the scenes tape they had no intention of it now everybody wants the epstein

00:13:55.740 tapes wait a minute you didn't want them when biden was in and you could have said something democrats

00:14:01.800 and you could have released it all and you know it's funny is it is just so full of stuff about

00:14:08.760 donald trump then why wouldn't they release just that why wouldn't have the democrats released

00:14:17.800 anything in the epstein file you you're telling me they're like we gotta find something on him hey i've

00:14:23.640 got the epstein file yeah yeah we gotta find something on him hey i've got some information here

00:14:29.220 about epstein him and epstein they were fooling around yeah shut up for a second is there anything 0.72

00:14:34.440 at all that we can construe and manufacture about his banks i know he's got a secret signal between his

00:14:45.840 bank and the russian bank i've got stuff about the epstein come on if they had stuff about the epstein

00:14:53.020 they would have gone to the stuff about the epstein files they don't have anything they don't have

00:15:00.360 anything now let me speak directly to conservatives they're not going to release anything about the

00:15:09.480 democrats because they had the epstein files do you think that it let's just say i'm not even name names

00:15:18.920 let's just say the most powerful people on the earth the most powerful people with powerful

00:15:25.700 connections to government they knew their names were you know they're on little you know guest books

00:15:33.660 at the island or whatever you don't think they called in some favors and said hey uh i need that

00:15:41.020 can you remove that you don't think that there were people that were like hey you know what we'll remove

00:15:46.780 that we need a hundred million dollars from you to help out on this campaign i mean whatever it is

00:15:53.340 those names are gone too they're gone how do i know this because the government is completely dishonest

00:16:02.300 that's how i know that but anyway you don't think now donald trump you don't think anything

00:16:09.160 of interest would be in these files i mean i think we've already seen some stuff of interest in the

00:16:16.860 emails no i think there are stuff of interest i don't think that there is going to be anyone at a

00:16:24.160 very high level that is going to get that's going to be like holy cow look here's pictures with him

00:16:31.480 with a 14 year old girl it's not going to happen that stuff at least at the upper level is not there

00:16:37.900 now here's what is interesting the timing of the release of a few documents last week the democrats

00:16:47.160 released some documents um and they released them and at the same time that johnson was saying by the

00:16:55.880 way we are going to expedite the releasing of everything so there's no reason to leak anything

00:17:02.180 but the democrats decide to leak some stuff they leak a memo and in that oh my gosh look at what was said

00:17:12.280 what was said in that memo well uh it was said you know the only dog that hasn't barked is trump

00:17:23.880 well what what what what did he mean by that he's keeping it quiet all of these things all these

00:17:31.860 innuendos and everything well now we know from a guy who wrote the book all the president's women

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00:19:30.220 so barry levine comes on and he's on msnbc this weekend and he's asked so tell me i mean we saw

00:19:50.120 this uh email between you and epstein what did he mean when he said the dog has that hasn't barked is

00:19:57.220 trump what do you think he's referring to okay what was he referring to i think epstein is referring

00:20:05.060 to the fact that he believed that donald trump talked to michael rider who was the palm beach

00:20:10.020 police chief in 2004 and began the first investigation into jeffrey epstein so in other words

00:20:17.380 he was the whistleblower yeah but he's got all kinds of stuff in his in in jeffrey epstein's black

00:20:25.640 books he's the whistleblower the one thing you don't do is blow the whistle when you know you've

00:20:32.480 got fingerprints all over the dead body and the handgun that killed him you know what i think you

00:20:39.900 could find that handgun in this alleyway your fingerprints are on it man why would you blow the

00:20:46.360 whistle the suspect uh he said i suspect that jeffrey epstein was saying he was 75 there believing

00:20:55.120 that trump might have been the whistleblower at the time he believed at 75 now

00:21:01.900 how do you release something i mean if you think things are going to be released that are going to

00:21:09.700 get donald trump why would you release that where after two days of it being out the guy who was part

00:21:17.260 of that email who hates donald trump is like yeah that's not what it means it means he was the whistleblower

00:21:23.500 that is interesting and i will say you know it is it's amazing that that's what they released and

00:21:31.100 chose to release that's another that's the same email by the way that you're uh mentioning that

00:21:36.280 they blacked out the name of uh of virginia geffrey which which they did intentionally because she has

00:21:44.380 said that he was nothing but respectful and never was with any of the girls at all in not only her book but

00:21:51.940 also in in testimony uh under oath and uh the other one that they released which said um uh trump uh

00:22:00.920 he says of course he knew about the girls was the other big one that they released

00:22:05.960 which they left out the well i mean they didn't leave it out but they just hoped you didn't focus on

00:22:11.180 the next part of the sentence which he says he of course he knew about the girls as he asked jelaine to

00:22:17.020 stop which would indicate even if he was aware of this which i don't think this had anything to do

00:22:23.380 with the sex stuff i think this was about him no it was about poaching poaching employees girls from

00:22:29.280 mar-a-lago the employees he knows that we're poaching these girls doesn't mean he knows what

00:22:35.060 they're he's doing with them stop taking my employees right okay yeah now if you suspect he's

00:22:43.020 the whistleblower and he knew you were taking employees from him you know in retrospect you

00:22:49.840 know looking at it later you go like oh man he's the whistleblower but he also knows about the girls

00:22:55.380 he knows we were taking them does he know what we were doing with the girls right i mean this does not

00:23:02.720 hurt donald trump it helps donald trump well what about the one where they released from

00:23:07.260 jeffrey epstein where he said i've met some very bad people and none are as bad as trump

00:23:11.340 i mean what if they come up with bad comments from jeffrey dommer about donald trump what will

00:23:16.800 you say then it's just so i've eaten some bad eggs in my life but i would not eat donald trump i'll

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00:24:56.800 jesse jackson is uh on life support over blood pressure issues apparently he was hospitalized last

00:25:21.520 week for a neurological condition uh he's 84 years old and we wish him and his family the best jesse

00:25:29.860 jackson was uh i mean he was there with martin luther king the famous picture of martin luther king

00:25:38.440 down and jesse jackson on his knee uh is emblazoned in my head um but i you know he became

00:25:46.840 a lightning rod shall we say at at some point um and you know i think al sharpton was a

00:25:56.060 kind of a poor xerox copy of of jesse jackson um but uh we wish him and his family all the best in

00:26:07.940 these in these times um nikki minaj

00:26:12.280 i'm uncomfortably even just saying that it's like why is glennbeck saying nikki minaj

00:26:19.220 nikki minaj and the un ambassador mike waltz are going to the un to address the united nations

00:26:29.620 on november 18th in new york now

00:26:33.840 seen a lot of people speak at the un nikki minaj is not one of them that i ever thought would speak

00:26:44.440 at the un however i think this is i think this is so great nikki minaj stew i'm pretty sure she's

00:26:53.640 never said a nice thing about donald trump right not that i remember i can't say i'm fully up to

00:26:59.560 date on all of her commentary on politics but yeah i don't remember anything but i'm pretty sure she's

00:27:05.820 not necessarily on the bandwagon for uh donald trump um she is going there with donald trump's un ambassador

00:27:16.400 to speak about religious persecution and the christians in nigeria this is something that i

00:27:23.900 think is so good and healthy two people from opposite ends of the spectrum you know what i mean i think

00:27:30.940 she's pretty i i could be wrong but my memory here is is that she's pretty far left um and not a fan of 0.79

00:27:39.780 donald trump great she put those differences aside donald trump and his ambassador put their

00:27:45.940 differences aside to come together on one thing that they agree on hey we shouldn't kill christians

00:27:51.560 what do you say why can we all agree on that one yes i think this is a really really good sign

00:27:59.500 myself so i welcome nikki minaj uh and i'm glad she's speaking at the un weird to say thing you say

00:28:12.660 i mean we are friends with and saying things that you never ever thought that would come out of your

00:28:18.860 mouth but you're we're in such strange times you're like yep that one now makes sense it's probably a

00:28:26.800 good way to do business too i mean i think you know we've seen this before right kim kardashian

00:28:31.940 she was big on the what was it criminal justice reform and and made a big deal about that and was

00:28:36.840 able to work with the white house even though i'm sure she doesn't agree with her on most things

00:28:40.340 even you see with fetterman i think right like the fact that fetterman doesn't constantly trash

00:28:45.580 every republican and call them the worst people on earth is enough for i think a lot of senators and

00:28:53.260 his constituents to be like i kind of like the guy you know and maybe i'll work with him because he's

00:28:59.160 he's become the old school democrat yeah you know what i mean even though i don't i'm not sure what

00:29:07.260 his policies are right now i don't think his policies are old school democrat but his approach

00:29:12.500 at least is old school democrat look at the end of the day he's a good guy we disagree and that's

00:29:20.220 really critical and important that we do i mean remember when was it stew that i went and met i had

00:29:27.220 a secret new york meeting with uh the head of glad and uh and i remember were you in on that meeting i

00:29:36.100 was not there no i do remember it though and i think everybody that was there does or anywhere around

00:29:42.900 it um i i asked her to come over to my office and she comes over along with a couple of aides and

00:29:50.200 they're sitting in my office and i'm like look we have nothing in common we don't agree on really

00:29:57.040 we can argue about wedding cakes until the cows come home i want to talk to you about the persecution

00:30:06.020 and execution of gay people in the middle east i don't know i think that's kind of a big one bigger

00:30:13.820 than wedding cakes and something we can both yeah both agree on and actually make an impact

00:30:22.220 wedding cakes will just keep us divided standing together and saying hey i have my view he has his

00:30:31.360 view they're completely different but one thing that brings us together is gay people shouldn't be 1.00

00:30:37.060 executed wouldn't do it wouldn't do it and that is that those are the kinds of things we need to

00:30:46.120 fight that's that's how tip o'neill and whoever was against tip o'neill could argue all day and then

00:30:52.800 go out and have drinks tip o'neill and and who was it uh kennedy they just go they they well i mean

00:31:00.800 kennedy well reagan was the one talking about that right back in the day i i i too think yeah but it

00:31:05.460 was but yeah it was being able tip o'neill and reagan only i guess he was tip o'neill was a

00:31:11.480 democrat wasn't he yeah so hard to think of tip o'neill as a democrat now these days yeah no what's

00:31:17.200 these days what do you think about this because it's interesting i think the american people

00:31:21.640 tonally want that right like they want the idea that their representatives are adults and they get

00:31:29.600 together and they're they can handle each other having different opinions and they can work through

00:31:33.980 that and come to some sort of conclusion that's good for the american people like we all in theory

00:31:38.380 like that idea but i think what we see often the way that that works out is people become friends

00:31:45.320 with the other people on the other side of the aisle they go get drinks they wind up being like

00:31:49.220 ah well you give me this thing i'll give you that thing and there's horse trading and it winds up

00:31:55.260 you know essentially in corruption right like that's the way a lot of times those relationships end

00:32:00.460 so i've always had a problem with playing the game i don't like playing the game because for me it's

00:32:08.420 not a game and so i've had a problem playing the game but that's not what the american people want

00:32:15.540 they they want people to be able to connect on principles principles what are the big things i was

00:32:22.620 speaking to these legislators um on friday and they're from all over the country they're senators and

00:32:29.280 representatives from from all 50 states about 500 of them there were people from uh from states

00:32:36.720 that were in the same caucus they would not sit at the same table with their state and i'm like

00:32:45.080 so i'm giving my speech and i sense that there's you know some division you know um and i said hey

00:32:53.200 let's do something if you believe in all men are created equal and down by their creator governments 0.91

00:32:58.800 that are instituted among men to protect those rights the bill of rights and you don't have to

00:33:03.180 give me all 10 give me eight of the 10 bill of rights and you believe follow the constitution will

00:33:09.240 you stand up well everybody was standing up okay everybody's standing up i'm like what the hell are 0.59

00:33:16.880 you arguing about right now what are you arguing about because those are the things at stake right now

00:33:23.260 these are the big ticket items are we going to be a constitutional republic are all men created equal

00:33:32.900 should justice be equal do you have a right to your religion do you have a right to free speech

00:33:40.320 these are the things that everybody's concerned about these are the things that are setting everybody's

00:33:45.640 hair on fire you all agree in this room what are you doing what why are we arguing now if you don't

00:33:55.160 believe those things i can't i can't go out and have drinks well i can't go have drinks for a couple of

00:33:59.860 reasons one of them gets very ugly but uh uh i can't i can't go out and have drinks with you i can

00:34:06.900 respect you i can then fight you and in in every way i know how verbally to say he's wrong wrong wrong

00:34:15.000 wrong wrong this takes us away from the constitution and the principles that we all find self-evident

00:34:21.240 but if you agree with those things i can argue about tax policy all day long and be fine and that and

00:34:29.860 that's where you don't mind the horse trading sometimes is look i want this you want that how about

00:34:38.060 we compromise okay because compromise is required in politics it's required it's the whole function of

00:34:48.380 it i mean the whole point is it was created so that we could argue about issues and not murder the other

00:34:55.060 tribe that's actually exactly right why it it exists in the first place why it was invented yes um i it's

00:35:02.420 it's interesting i i wonder if and i don't want the democrats to think of this right now and there's

00:35:08.220 no way they would implement it right now but like i do wonder if you are find yourself in a situation

00:35:13.020 that the democrats are in right now out of power like the standard way they are handling it is act 0.99

00:35:19.720 as if donald trump is the worst person on earth and he is actually having sex with 14 year olds with 0.99

00:35:25.580 jeffrey epstein and all the things that they say he's hitler all these things that's their typical 0.93

00:35:30.040 approach and i don't know i don't i don't i think they would look back at this era if they were being

00:35:35.060 honest and say that that approach was not a fruitful one for for us just as business people 1.00

00:35:41.440 yeah just as you know if your business is politics and getting elected yeah what a stupid stupid move 0.98

00:35:48.340 all it does is juice up your base and that's it but like if they if let's just say because this is 0.99

00:35:55.440 going to happen at some point this is scary to think about but this is going to happen in the next

00:35:59.760 10 or 20 years there's going to be a period in which republicans are totally out of power again

00:36:04.340 we don't have the house we don't have the senate we don't have the presidency and there's going to

00:36:08.280 be a decision for us to make it's the same thing i mean do we come out and just call the person

00:36:12.700 stalin or whoever whatever we want to say or do you like do you do i i'll call it the kim kardashian

00:36:19.160 approach do you pick two to five issues in which you think you can actually move the person

00:36:25.900 and try to work with them to get a goal done and realize you're going to fail on a lot of the stuff

00:36:33.060 that you want for that period but push on a couple of things you might be able to move on

00:36:36.880 so yes and no and let me explain that when we come back first let me tell you about the burner launcher

00:36:42.920 i believe every law-abiding american has a right to protect themselves and you have a right to use a gun

00:36:48.260 honestly a bazooka if you have one um no question for me but if you can defuse a dangerous situation

00:36:55.360 without having to take a life that's always the better outcome and i know there are people that

00:36:59.760 do not want guns in their house and they don't want to carry a gun but what what are you doing

00:37:03.780 you're carrying the little thing on your keychain okay um that that means you have to get the keychain

00:37:09.300 you have to kind of unlock it and you have to spray it when somebody's right on top of you

00:37:13.780 the burner launcher has completely changed the landscape of personal protection it's non-lethal

00:37:19.900 it uses high impact projectiles powerful pepper effects and tear gas to stop the threat 60 feet

00:37:27.040 away from you it's built for the moments you hope never come but you want to be ready for

00:37:31.400 you don't have to be an expert to use it effectively you point activate uh and give yourself a chance to

00:37:37.760 get out to safety before tragedy is uh all around you burna it's legal in all 50

00:37:43.560 states you don't need a permit anywhere you are in america to own it it's responsible it's rational

00:37:48.860 and exactly the kind of option more americans should be aware of a way to defend yourself that

00:37:53.600 gives you the power while still prioritizing human life i think this should be in every classroom and

00:37:58.640 i'm going to say that every day till the day i die what you don't want to solve things if you won't

00:38:03.940 put a burner launcher in classrooms because it's not a gun it can't kill anybody it will just put that

00:38:09.240 attacker down on the ground oh yeah birna b-y-r-n-a dot com slash glenn learn more about it it's

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00:40:10.700 welcome to the glenn beck program so stew asked you know we got to compromise and you know can we

00:40:31.700 get to a point to where we can compromise again and yes we can um and it's it's good to do that

00:40:39.500 the problem is is you have to understand who you're compromising with for instance i can

00:40:46.240 compromise with an old school democrat okay it's very clear now you know the the mask is off if you

00:40:55.460 are i want to follow your words and your actions i want to see who your friends are you know if you're

00:41:03.320 if you're standing and defending blm and antifa and you're bailing people out who burned minneapolis

00:41:10.920 to the ground or broke into macy's and was stealing stuff i'm sorry i know who you are your actions tell

00:41:17.720 me everything your friends tell me who you are if you're for not legal immigration but ordered 0.86

00:41:25.860 immigration legal ordered immigration and you want more immigrants in than anybody else that's fine 0.97

00:41:34.540 i can compromise with you but if you say open borders is healthy for a nation it's you can't be

00:41:41.060 illegal by crossing a border and you're denying that this is causing all kinds of economic hardship

00:41:47.020 etc etc i can't compromise with you if you're saying capitalism is dead and socialism is the answer

00:41:55.460 there's no compromise with you because you and i have different goals i want to heal the country i want

00:42:02.400 to make the country better by using the system we have you want to overthrow the system so i can't

00:42:09.360 compromise with you and the same thing goes with the with the with the right on this whole israel thing

00:42:17.760 look i can compromise with you i don't you don't need to agree with me on because i probably mostly

00:42:24.460 agree with you on what america should do for israel i just say just stand with the jewish people let's not 0.99

00:42:31.220 start hating jewish people again but that doesn't have anything to do with your opinion on whether we

00:42:37.180 support them sell them stuff give them stuff we can talk about that all day long that doesn't make 0.95

00:42:42.080 you an anti-semite but the minute you're like you know hitler was misunderstood and stalin was pretty

00:42:47.440 neat i'm out i'm out i i have nothing in because that's too big of a cornerstone for me i can't compromise

00:42:55.820 with you because i don't trust anything else you say because of that you're for blm knowing that they

00:43:02.360 want to just knowing that they want to dismantle the nuclear family knowing they're in bed with 0.93

00:43:08.480 you know all their their blm inc and george soros and everybody else is involved no that's too big of

00:43:14.420 a hurdle for me i can't get past that because if you believe that i don't trust anything else you say

00:43:22.340 because you're for the dismantling of the family so we just have to find people who actually believe

00:43:29.740 in the things we all used to find self-evident that's what we should be asking people you know

00:43:37.440 what do you find self-evident you hold these things to be self-evident because if so we can talk

00:43:42.440 but you know if you're like nope the declaration or the constitution the bill of rights it doesn't

00:43:48.140 mean what it says and by the way hitler is neat i'm out this is glenn beck we have scott jennings

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00:46:45.480 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:46:49.480 Hello, America. Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

00:46:56.920 We have Scott Jennings on.

00:46:58.960 I don't know if you know Scott Jennings.

00:47:00.640 He is the CNN senior political contributor.

00:47:04.260 Yeah, CNN.

00:47:06.320 This guy, I don't.

00:47:07.860 Well, I do know exactly what it feels like

00:47:09.800 because I used to work at CNN.

00:47:12.060 Longest elevator rides of my life.

00:47:15.360 Scott Jennings, he is the author of

00:47:18.380 A Revolution of Common Sense

00:47:20.060 behind the scenes of Trump's dramatic return to Washington.

00:47:25.360 He's joining me in 60 seconds.

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00:48:35.980 Scott Jennings, welcome to the program.

00:48:38.900 How are you?

00:48:39.580 Sir, I'm great.

00:48:40.860 It's an honor to be with you.

00:48:41.740 I've been a longtime fan and an admirer of yours,

00:48:44.420 and to be with you today is very special for me,

00:48:46.720 so thanks for the invitation.

00:48:48.040 Oh, my gosh.

00:48:48.720 Well, you are more than welcome.

00:48:50.240 I have to tell you, you know, I just was about to say,

00:48:53.820 I don't know what your life is like,

00:48:55.100 but I know exactly what your life is like as I worked there.

00:49:00.380 And it was a lonely, lonely place,

00:49:02.620 but you are doing an amazing job, really an amazing job.

00:49:07.520 Well, thank you for saying that.

00:49:09.300 And I have to say, you know,

00:49:11.500 I credit CNN for creating this 10 o'clock debating show

00:49:15.640 where I most often appear

00:49:17.200 and giving a conservative a chance to fight it out.

00:49:20.020 And I think PV is kind of boring

00:49:21.840 when it's just six people sitting around

00:49:23.500 congratulating themselves on increasing levels of smugness.

00:49:26.900 I think a little debate and a little common sense

00:49:29.860 injected into some of the conversations

00:49:32.000 and a little reframing of some of these debates

00:49:34.100 is exactly what they need.

00:49:35.440 And I think there's a hunger

00:49:36.220 for that kind of content out there.

00:49:37.820 So I'm glad they're doing it.

00:49:39.160 And it's a privilege to have the seat right now.

00:49:42.080 So the days you walk away,

00:49:44.040 go, I just can't do it.

00:49:45.840 I mean, there has to be.

00:49:47.880 Well, I occasionally meet people who say crazy things.

00:49:50.440 I was on not too long ago with a guy

00:49:52.240 who was a real life ear truther.

00:49:54.840 He did not believe Donald Trump

00:49:56.500 had been shot in Butler, Pennsylvania.

00:49:58.060 And he said to me live on the air,

00:50:00.280 well, I wasn't there.

00:50:01.060 How am I supposed to know?

00:50:03.180 And I thought, this is who I'm dealing with.

00:50:05.900 And I think I debate people

00:50:07.300 who, if not but for being contractually obligated to do so,

00:50:10.760 wouldn't know or interact with a single other Republican.

00:50:13.320 I'm the only one they know.

00:50:14.580 And so I think if you're interested

00:50:17.160 in popping ideological bubbles like I am

00:50:19.380 and like I know you are,

00:50:21.060 it's a good thing to do.

00:50:22.340 It does make me shake my head,

00:50:23.740 but I do think there's value in us.

00:50:26.600 I mean, I believe in our ideas

00:50:28.160 and I think if our ideas get out to more people,

00:50:30.420 more people will gravitate to our cause.

00:50:32.360 I agree.

00:50:33.300 All right.

00:50:33.860 So let's talk a little bit about the book,

00:50:35.680 Revolution of Common Sense.

00:50:37.000 You say that your dad was the first one

00:50:40.840 that said Donald Trump's going to win.

00:50:42.980 And this is early on.

00:50:44.560 You laughed it off, said he's not going to win.

00:50:46.580 Is that true?

00:50:47.380 I did.

00:50:47.960 That's absolutely true.

00:50:49.000 My father was the biggest Clinton Democrat I knew.

00:50:51.660 I come from a family of Democrats. 0.99

00:50:52.940 He was a factory worker and a garbage man. 0.92

00:50:56.180 And even though I was a Republican political operative, 0.96

00:50:58.580 my dad was a Democrat for a long time.

00:51:00.140 But in 2014, 2015,

00:51:02.100 my dad was telling me it's going to be Trump.

00:51:04.300 And I, like everybody else

00:51:06.100 who'd been trained in the old ways,

00:51:08.180 was like, you know, come on, dad.

00:51:10.080 And he turned out to be right.

00:51:11.500 But he was sort of the leading indicator for me

00:51:14.080 about what was going to happen in middle America.

00:51:15.980 All these working class Americans 1.00

00:51:17.620 who live in hollowed out communities

00:51:19.320 that feel like the political elites

00:51:21.500 had left them behind.

00:51:22.940 That was my dad.

00:51:24.000 And he was speaking to my dad.

00:51:25.720 But as you know,

00:51:26.480 he was speaking to millions of people.

00:51:29.340 And he defeated the Republican establishment.

00:51:31.380 Then he defeated the Democratic establishment.

00:51:33.220 And it was because of people like my dad

00:51:35.560 who recognized in him,

00:51:37.700 we're trying to hire somebody to smash these guys

00:51:40.120 who've forgotten about us and crushed us.

00:51:42.180 And my dad knew it.

00:51:43.160 My dad knew it.

00:51:43.920 And it's not the only time in my life

00:51:45.480 where my dad was right and I was wrong.

00:51:47.180 I can tell you that.

00:51:47.880 Yeah.

00:51:49.640 You spent a lot of time with Donald Trump

00:51:51.880 when you're writing this book.

00:51:53.000 Did you know him beforehand?

00:51:55.520 I did not.

00:51:56.140 I met him really for the first time in February

00:51:58.560 when I pitched him on the book

00:51:59.820 and got to observe him in action in the Oval Office.

00:52:02.520 I flew with him.

00:52:04.280 It's funny.

00:52:04.900 He kind of dominated, you know,

00:52:06.300 every conversation I've had in my professional life

00:52:08.800 for the last 10 years.

00:52:09.620 But I didn't really know him.

00:52:11.640 But I did spend some time with him in the White House.

00:52:13.760 I flew to Michigan with him on his 100th day in office.

00:52:16.300 And he gave a speech in Michigan that day.

00:52:18.680 And he said something true to his inaugural address.

00:52:21.680 He said, whether you're on the left

00:52:22.840 or whether you're on the right,

00:52:24.220 whether you're in the middle,

00:52:25.300 it's just common sense.

00:52:26.860 And I think the rebranding of the party

00:52:29.780 as the common sense party

00:52:31.800 has allowed so many more people in.

00:52:34.680 I think it's one of the most genius

00:52:35.900 political marketing moves in American history.

00:52:39.040 It's amazing because he's not saying,

00:52:45.160 he's not necessarily making a case

00:52:46.700 for being conservative or anything else.

00:52:48.480 It's just he is fighting for the things

00:52:51.160 that we all used to think were like,

00:52:54.180 yeah, well, that makes sense.

00:52:55.580 I mean, no, that's a dude.

00:52:56.860 He can't shower with my daughter.

00:52:59.340 You know, it's that kind of stuff

00:53:01.180 that should be really uniting.

00:53:04.400 Why is he, why do they hate him so much?

00:53:08.960 Because I think they believe,

00:53:11.060 the left believed that they had control

00:53:13.420 of all the institutions, universities, media.

00:53:16.580 They were even taking control of corporate America.

00:53:19.860 And you look around at all the institutional

00:53:21.760 strength in our country.

00:53:23.840 The left had been on a long project

00:53:25.740 to co-opt, infiltrate, and take these things over.

00:53:29.280 And Donald Trump, and of course,

00:53:30.960 while doing that, they make you believe things.

00:53:33.500 You have to accept that, you know,

00:53:35.980 you can wake up and change your gender one day.

00:53:37.880 You have to accept, you know, the DEI nonsense.

00:53:41.200 You have to accept our radical ideology

00:53:43.660 or we'll ostracize you from this institution 0.99

00:53:45.840 or we'll crush you. 0.98

00:53:47.280 Trump shows up and says, 0.62

00:53:48.220 I'm just not going to put up with it.

00:53:49.960 And there were millions of Americans

00:53:51.340 who were dying for someone

00:53:53.520 to try to restore sanity to these,

00:53:56.060 I think, conversations that you rightly say.

00:53:58.540 It just used to be common sense.

00:54:00.400 He said what everyone else was thinking,

00:54:02.380 but everybody had been basically made too afraid to say

00:54:05.680 because of punishment, cultural punishment.

00:54:08.080 Trump was their champion.

00:54:09.700 And he still is today.

00:54:11.220 And that's why he has a base

00:54:12.960 that's never going to leave him

00:54:13.920 because he knows,

00:54:15.700 they know that he is going to never,

00:54:17.320 ever back down to this mob

00:54:18.720 that's trying to turn everything upside down

00:54:21.160 and tell you right is wrong

00:54:22.320 and left is right and red is blue

00:54:24.200 and up is down.

00:54:24.920 That's what they want.

00:54:26.080 And he will not allow it.

00:54:27.180 And whoever we nominate next

00:54:28.900 cannot allow it either

00:54:29.720 because they will come right back.

00:54:33.200 What do you think his strongest ability is

00:54:38.360 and the one that maybe is

00:54:40.720 something you're seeing coming on the horizon?

00:54:43.120 You're like,

00:54:43.380 he's got to be paying attention to this.

00:54:45.480 He's got to fix this.

00:54:46.380 Well, I think this

00:54:49.200 artificial intelligence conversation,

00:54:51.500 he has a really strong handle on.

00:54:53.740 I think he knows

00:54:54.660 we cannot allow the Chinese 1.00

00:54:55.760 to control this conversation.

00:54:57.960 I think he knows

00:54:58.860 what we have to do on the energy front

00:55:00.360 to win this conversation.

00:55:01.760 And so I think his vision on that,

00:55:03.200 when we think about legacy,

00:55:04.660 this may be some of the most consequential

00:55:07.760 policymaking that he does.

00:55:10.460 I also, frankly,

00:55:11.540 just think his ability...

00:55:13.060 I told him that I thought

00:55:13.900 he was going to be remembered

00:55:14.800 as the AI president.

00:55:16.400 And he said,

00:55:16.920 no, I'm not going to be.

00:55:17.740 That's not my thing.

00:55:19.960 Well, I asked him a couple of...

00:55:22.680 maybe a month ago,

00:55:23.540 you know,

00:55:23.980 do you consider the AI race

00:55:25.740 to be your space race?

00:55:27.720 You know, is this that big?

00:55:29.500 Is it your Cold War?

00:55:31.040 And he said,

00:55:31.560 it's all that wrapped up in more.

00:55:33.340 And so I don't know.

00:55:34.200 I get the feeling...

00:55:34.920 Wow, good for him.

00:55:35.740 He is increasingly understanding

00:55:38.380 that the decisions he makes today,

00:55:40.600 the course that we set today,

00:55:42.380 will determine.

00:55:43.080 So in 10 years and 15 years,

00:55:44.800 when we control this

00:55:46.160 and when, you know,

00:55:47.080 it's the free world

00:55:47.920 that's on top of the AI situation

00:55:50.640 and not the communist Chinese,

00:55:52.820 it'll be because of Donald Trump.

00:55:54.260 And so I think he's setting

00:55:55.380 all that in motion today.

00:55:56.500 I also think what he's doing

00:55:57.400 in the Middle East

00:55:58.140 and standing up to the barbarians,

00:56:01.440 I mean,

00:56:01.880 it is amazing to me

00:56:03.140 the propaganda campaign

00:56:04.460 that went on

00:56:05.200 after October the 7th

00:56:06.860 and how the West,

00:56:08.200 Western governments

00:56:08.900 and Western media

00:56:09.780 sided with the barbarians.

00:56:11.180 I mean,

00:56:11.660 if you go there

00:56:12.240 and listen to what happened

00:56:13.080 and it's been total propaganda,

00:56:15.660 but Trump had total moral clarity

00:56:17.580 on this.

00:56:18.780 He's standing up to the people

00:56:20.100 who would leave this world

00:56:21.200 in darkness,

00:56:22.660 ideologies that are the enemy

00:56:23.960 of human liberty

00:56:24.740 and he knows it

00:56:25.460 and he's been totally clear on this.

00:56:28.100 And so I think too,

00:56:29.680 you know,

00:56:29.980 occasionally someone has to stand up

00:56:31.580 and say,

00:56:32.700 no,

00:56:33.060 enough is enough.

00:56:33.740 And he did that

00:56:34.540 and he did it strategically

00:56:35.560 at the right time.

00:56:36.440 And I think it's going

00:56:36.860 to pay dividends

00:56:37.480 for years to come.

00:56:40.040 What do you,

00:56:40.280 spending the time with him,

00:56:41.420 what did you feel

00:56:42.540 was something

00:56:43.880 that maybe surprised you

00:56:45.940 and something

00:56:47.920 that you think,

00:56:49.160 gosh,

00:56:49.540 if America just understood

00:56:50.660 this one thing,

00:56:52.340 it might change things.

00:56:54.000 Well,

00:56:54.500 the caricature of him

00:56:55.600 would lead you to believe

00:56:56.760 that he is not

00:56:57.480 a good listener

00:56:58.520 or that he is not

00:56:59.680 someone who absorbs

00:57:00.840 a lot of information

00:57:02.280 that informs his opinion.

00:57:03.660 Right.

00:57:03.780 I came away

00:57:04.380 with the totally opposite.

00:57:05.560 Review.

00:57:07.220 I watched him

00:57:07.920 listen to people

00:57:08.920 having debates.

00:57:09.960 He asks questions.

00:57:11.500 He kind of lobs in his views.

00:57:13.940 But he really does absorb,

00:57:16.140 I think,

00:57:16.500 these debates

00:57:17.100 among this excellent cabinet

00:57:18.300 and this excellent staff

00:57:19.420 that he has.

00:57:20.620 And then he makes a decision.

00:57:21.820 What's great about this president

00:57:23.140 versus the last one

00:57:24.120 is he's decisive.

00:57:25.620 You know,

00:57:25.780 once he listens

00:57:27.220 and takes in everything,

00:57:29.280 he makes a decision

00:57:30.220 and that's what they do.

00:57:31.200 Biden was famously indecisive,

00:57:32.880 which leads to weakness,

00:57:33.780 which of course leads

00:57:34.540 to the disaster

00:57:35.220 of that administration.

00:57:37.000 But Trump doesn't suffer

00:57:38.020 from this.

00:57:38.520 That's number one.

00:57:39.120 Number two,

00:57:40.260 this man is genuinely funny.

00:57:42.020 He is warm.

00:57:43.240 He is hospitable.

00:57:44.680 You know,

00:57:45.020 talking about my dad,

00:57:46.300 when we were together once,

00:57:48.380 he had his hat on,

00:57:49.120 his famous red hat,

00:57:49.980 and he said,

00:57:50.640 do you want my hat?

00:57:51.680 And I said,

00:57:52.400 no,

00:57:52.640 but I know someone who does.

00:57:54.100 It was the first man 1.00

00:57:54.840 to ever tell me

00:57:55.360 you were going to be president.

00:57:56.160 And he said,

00:57:57.060 sounds like a smart guy.

00:57:58.840 And he took the hat

00:58:00.560 right off his head.

00:58:02.200 And so he's actually

00:58:03.600 a warm,

00:58:04.640 nice,

00:58:05.300 funny person.

00:58:05.920 And of course,

00:58:06.800 the caricature of him

00:58:07.680 painted by the media

00:58:08.580 is that you wouldn't believe that.

00:58:10.340 And I lived through this

00:58:11.040 when I worked for President Bush.

00:58:12.200 They caricatured him

00:58:13.200 as adult.

00:58:15.280 Totally not true.

00:58:16.160 They caricatured Dick Cheney.

00:58:17.360 They caricatured Mitt Romney.

00:58:18.760 They take our Republicans

00:58:19.880 and they turn them

00:58:21.320 into something they're not.

00:58:23.300 And of course,

00:58:24.320 that's the power of the left

00:58:25.720 when they control

00:58:26.260 cultural institutions.

00:58:27.640 So I think they've done it

00:58:28.720 to Trump to some degree.

00:58:29.680 But of course,

00:58:30.480 his personality tends

00:58:31.700 to cut through the clutter sometimes.

00:58:34.920 You'll be surprised.

00:58:35.940 Next time you see him,

00:58:36.860 it could be a year from now

00:58:38.020 and he's going to ask you

00:58:38.860 how your dad was.

00:58:40.760 You watch.

00:58:41.240 I know.

00:58:42.160 I watched him interact

00:58:43.620 with people in that way.

00:58:45.220 It is an innate political talent.

00:58:46.940 And the good ones have it.

00:58:48.000 And he does care about people.

00:58:51.040 I watched him do it.

00:58:52.280 He does.

00:58:52.420 And he's loyal to people, too.

00:58:55.700 What do you think

00:58:56.540 the thing that is happening now

00:59:00.660 that should be being paid attention to

00:59:03.200 that maybe the media is missing?

00:59:05.800 What's the thing

00:59:06.900 that's most overblown

00:59:08.100 and most underplayed?

00:59:11.260 Oh, gosh.

00:59:12.160 Well, I think the thing

00:59:12.880 we ought to be paying attention to

00:59:14.160 on the left

00:59:14.860 is the energy

00:59:16.660 and the radicalism on the left.

00:59:19.320 You know,

00:59:19.600 the elections the other day,

00:59:20.960 I said on CNN that night,

00:59:22.540 I thought this was the beginning

00:59:23.640 of the end of Chuck Schumer,

00:59:24.880 but it's really the beginning

00:59:26.020 of the end of any semblance

00:59:28.520 of any shred

00:59:29.780 of the possibility

00:59:30.960 of returning to sanity

00:59:32.160 in the Democratic Party.

00:59:34.060 I mean,

00:59:34.180 look how they treat

00:59:34.920 John Fetterman

00:59:35.620 for simply

00:59:36.380 occasionally saying

00:59:37.860 something that's

00:59:38.980 basic common sense

00:59:40.040 or having a backbone.

00:59:41.380 Right.

00:59:41.480 The energy

00:59:42.140 in the socialist,

00:59:43.680 radical socialist movement

00:59:45.100 on the left

00:59:46.640 is real.

00:59:47.500 It happened in New York.

00:59:48.500 It happened in Seattle.

00:59:49.460 They elected a mayor out there

00:59:50.600 who lives in her parents' basement

00:59:51.900 but got elected

00:59:53.300 on the power

00:59:53.900 of a socialist agenda.

00:59:56.340 AOC

00:59:56.780 is the leader

00:59:57.600 of this faction.

00:59:58.580 Bernie Sanders

00:59:59.200 is the intellectual

00:59:59.940 godfather of it.

01:00:01.660 And these people

01:00:02.440 will change America.

01:00:03.860 They think the American experiment

01:00:05.180 was rotten at its core.

01:00:06.400 They think it ought to be

01:00:07.100 ripped out,

01:00:07.600 root, and branch,

01:00:08.220 and replaced

01:00:08.860 with something

01:00:09.540 that neither you

01:00:11.320 nor I would recognize

01:00:12.340 as American.

01:00:14.100 They fundamentally hate

01:00:15.520 the system

01:00:16.740 that we have lived with

01:00:18.160 for 250 years

01:00:19.120 in this country.

01:00:19.860 And I don't think

01:00:21.100 we can understate

01:00:22.000 how much energy

01:00:23.020 they have

01:00:23.660 on the left right now,

01:00:25.040 how much momentum

01:00:25.780 they're feeling.

01:00:26.880 And so,

01:00:27.660 I know we talk about it

01:00:28.920 and we've talked about

01:00:30.000 the rise of socialism before

01:00:31.340 but the urgency

01:00:32.100 of it right now

01:00:33.000 as we head away

01:00:34.720 from the Trump era

01:00:35.580 and we get into

01:00:36.100 an open presidential election

01:00:37.320 in 28,

01:00:38.220 we cannot allow

01:00:39.340 our country

01:00:39.820 to be taken over.

01:00:41.000 So that's number one.

01:00:42.660 Number two,

01:00:43.580 on what's being overblown,

01:00:45.020 I think the Democrats

01:00:47.460 trying to pin

01:00:48.580 the affordability tail

01:00:49.740 on Donald Trump 0.99

01:00:50.600 is the most laughable 0.93

01:00:51.920 thing I've ever heard.

01:00:53.000 They took prices

01:00:53.720 to the moon.

01:00:54.920 Gas was $5,

01:00:56.480 grocery prices,

01:00:57.960 healthcare,

01:00:58.780 craziness.

01:00:59.600 They took prices

01:01:00.360 to the moon

01:01:00.880 and they want to pin

01:01:01.540 this on Donald Trump

01:01:03.220 or pin this on Republicans.

01:01:04.500 Give me a break.

01:01:05.180 And so,

01:01:05.840 the media buying into this

01:01:07.120 is totally overblown

01:01:08.320 but we have to fight

01:01:09.000 back hard

01:01:09.640 or we're going to have

01:01:10.900 a rough ride in 26.

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01:01:18.060 and the only guy

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01:01:20.040 and you're like,

01:01:20.520 if you see him,

01:01:21.020 you're like,

01:01:21.300 oh,

01:01:21.540 I can watch this.

01:01:22.560 I can watch this.

01:01:23.420 Somebody's going to at least

01:01:24.160 be expressing a point of view

01:01:25.460 that makes sense to me.

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01:02:45.060 What are your thoughts 0.97

01:02:58.940 on the Epstein garbage? 0.99

01:03:03.380 Well, look, 0.94

01:03:04.500 I mean, I'll be honest.

01:03:06.560 I agree with the president

01:03:07.760 that this has largely been

01:03:09.600 co-opted by the Democrats

01:03:10.940 just to tie him up.

01:03:12.640 I don't think there's

01:03:13.380 a shred of evidence

01:03:14.080 that he's done anything wrong.

01:03:16.380 I'm for transparency

01:03:17.660 if it makes sense

01:03:18.460 and I'm for holding people

01:03:19.380 to account

01:03:20.000 if they got away

01:03:21.320 with something, absolutely.

01:03:23.400 But I do think

01:03:24.380 the Democratic energy on this

01:03:26.140 and I see Ro Khanna

01:03:27.120 and others on TV

01:03:28.100 making a big deal out of this,

01:03:29.720 it's all just about

01:03:30.620 trying to tie up

01:03:31.520 Donald Trump

01:03:32.140 for another day,

01:03:32.900 another week.

01:03:33.580 And so, you know,

01:03:34.880 they're going to have this vote.

01:03:36.000 I guess it will pass

01:03:37.000 and we'll see what comes out.

01:03:38.600 I think the Democrats

01:03:39.780 are going to be disappointed.

01:03:40.740 They want some smoking gun

01:03:43.340 against Donald Trump

01:03:44.160 that he did something untoward.

01:03:45.300 I think it's going to be

01:03:45.860 the opposite.

01:03:46.960 We're going to find out

01:03:47.660 he did nothing

01:03:48.260 but there's a bunch

01:03:48.900 of prominent leftists

01:03:50.000 that maybe did.

01:03:51.680 And so it may come back

01:03:52.440 to bite him on the rear end,

01:03:53.420 candidly. 0.99

01:03:55.740 And are you generally,

01:03:58.380 you know,

01:03:58.660 looking at what happened

01:04:00.020 with the socialist votes

01:04:01.540 and the way that's going?

01:04:03.800 I mean, I look at that

01:04:05.080 and I think this is exactly

01:04:06.680 what you were saying.

01:04:07.620 You know, I said in 2004

01:04:08.980 when they let Michael Moore

01:04:10.320 into the presidential box.

01:04:12.600 Don't let the socialists in.

01:04:14.380 You think you're using

01:04:15.580 them as fuel.

01:04:17.820 They are going to come

01:04:18.880 and they'll eat you

01:04:20.400 in the end.

01:04:21.140 They are using you.

01:04:22.560 And I think the Democrats

01:04:23.640 are being eaten by that.

01:04:25.840 But with the financial situation

01:04:28.640 and it could hopefully

01:04:29.940 gets better,

01:04:30.520 but it could get worse.

01:04:32.060 You've got 44% 0.69

01:04:33.820 of young people

01:04:35.480 now saying that

01:04:36.400 they want socialism.

01:04:37.700 They like socialism.

01:04:39.980 What happens

01:04:40.820 in the next two elections?

01:04:44.200 Well, you know,

01:04:44.900 I think one thing

01:04:46.060 is we have to make

01:04:48.280 an effective argument

01:04:49.120 against it

01:04:49.860 and we cannot give in

01:04:52.060 to playing footsie

01:04:54.880 with any of this.

01:04:55.700 I mean, I think sometimes

01:04:56.500 in politics

01:04:57.140 there are people

01:04:57.760 who come along

01:04:58.400 and say,

01:04:58.800 well, if we just give in here,

01:05:00.000 give in there,

01:05:00.620 maybe they'll think

01:05:02.040 we're nice enough

01:05:02.780 and they'll come in.

01:05:03.340 No, this is a fight.

01:05:04.720 This is a debate.

01:05:05.800 This is a fight.

01:05:06.560 And so we just

01:05:08.940 have to win it.

01:05:09.740 I also think

01:05:10.200 as people get older

01:05:11.000 and, you know,

01:05:12.460 the instinct is

01:05:13.220 maybe to have a family

01:05:14.020 and a job,

01:05:14.660 you start to leave

01:05:15.560 some of the silliness

01:05:16.380 behind.

01:05:17.880 And I think that is true.

01:05:19.620 But that relies on us

01:05:21.220 making an affirmative

01:05:22.140 argument about why

01:05:24.160 raising families is good,

01:05:26.380 about why being

01:05:27.200 productive citizens

01:05:28.060 is good,

01:05:28.680 about why, you know,

01:05:30.260 the American experiment

01:05:31.180 is good.

01:05:31.700 If we don't make

01:05:32.300 that argument,

01:05:33.740 they're going to run wild

01:05:34.640 all over this country

01:05:35.660 and they're already

01:05:36.140 doing it.

01:05:36.640 But we have to make

01:05:38.000 the argument.

01:05:38.860 We can't.

01:05:39.680 Yeah.

01:05:40.040 I mean, we can acknowledge

01:05:41.460 that people have

01:05:42.300 disappointments about

01:05:43.280 how their life is going

01:05:44.220 to turn out

01:05:44.800 or what opportunities

01:05:45.500 they think they're

01:05:46.160 missing out on.

01:05:47.340 But the affirmative

01:05:48.320 opportunity here

01:05:49.760 is to say

01:05:50.340 socialism is not

01:05:51.800 the answer.

01:05:52.340 They're going to

01:05:52.700 make it even worse

01:05:53.840 and we're going to

01:05:54.320 make it even better.

01:05:55.300 And we just have to

01:05:56.400 have people that have

01:05:57.100 enough confidence

01:05:57.640 to do it.

01:05:58.260 And I think that's

01:05:59.240 one of the beauties

01:05:59.780 of Donald Trump.

01:06:00.520 I think he has

01:06:01.020 that kind of confidence.

01:06:01.780 But all the other

01:06:02.340 Republicans that come along,

01:06:04.280 I just, you know,

01:06:05.320 we cannot operate

01:06:06.480 in a position of fear.

01:06:07.580 We have to operate

01:06:08.360 in a position of confidence

01:06:09.680 and show people.

01:06:10.780 People will follow

01:06:11.380 leadership.

01:06:12.100 People respond

01:06:12.960 to leadership.

01:06:14.460 And I think that's

01:06:15.420 why Trump's been successful.

01:06:17.300 Our future politicians

01:06:18.260 have to be authentic

01:06:19.060 and they have to be

01:06:20.020 truly honest

01:06:21.320 and they have to lead.

01:06:22.780 And so hopefully

01:06:23.780 they'll follow

01:06:24.140 the president's lead

01:06:24.840 on that.

01:06:26.120 Less than 30 seconds.

01:06:27.420 Do you see yourself

01:06:28.280 ever going to

01:06:29.560 another network?

01:06:30.280 I know you met

01:06:30.720 with Barry Weiss.

01:06:31.580 Is there any chance

01:06:32.660 that you'd be

01:06:33.280 looking at things

01:06:34.940 like that in the future?

01:06:36.920 I'm quite happy

01:06:37.540 at CNN.

01:06:38.160 I actually signed

01:06:38.640 a three-year contract

01:06:39.360 with them earlier

01:06:40.020 this year.

01:06:41.020 I'm a huge fan

01:06:42.060 of Barry.

01:06:43.040 And she may,

01:06:44.020 you know,

01:06:44.300 she may do great things

01:06:45.600 for the media industry

01:06:46.340 in general.

01:06:46.860 We need a little more

01:06:47.620 Barry in the media

01:06:48.740 is my position.

01:06:49.940 But yeah,

01:06:50.340 I agree.

01:06:50.720 And for the time being

01:06:51.400 and I'm happy about it.

01:06:52.620 Yeah.

01:06:53.260 Good.

01:06:53.600 Scott,

01:06:53.980 thank you so much.

01:06:54.640 The name of the book,

01:06:55.580 A Revolution of Common Sense.

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01:09:17.100 from Politico.

01:09:18.220 Admit it.

01:09:19.000 Gavin Newsom is the

01:09:19.940 2028 frontrunner.

01:09:22.500 I mean,

01:09:23.020 if he could get,

01:09:25.320 oh,

01:09:26.020 gee,

01:09:26.480 who could we get

01:09:27.140 from Houston,

01:09:28.440 Stu,

01:09:29.340 to be his running mate?

01:09:30.940 Maybe a female. 1.00

01:09:33.880 I think you might be thinking

01:09:34.900 about Jasmine Crockett.

01:09:36.280 I think she's a little

01:09:36.660 closer to Dallas.

01:09:38.960 Oh,

01:09:39.460 is she

01:09:39.640 represent Dallas?

01:09:41.240 Yeah,

01:09:41.540 I think so.

01:09:42.320 I shoved her 1.00

01:09:43.660 on the other side

01:09:44.500 of the state

01:09:45.040 in my mind.

01:09:47.280 I don't know

01:09:47.980 how that happened.

01:09:49.200 Yeah,

01:09:49.460 so anyway,

01:09:50.000 that's a powerhouse there,

01:09:51.920 Gavin Newsom.

01:09:52.660 I mean,

01:09:53.860 how do you think

01:09:55.560 that's going to work out?

01:09:57.420 I mean,

01:09:57.560 I can't,

01:09:58.360 what is he saying?

01:09:59.300 What I did for California,

01:10:00.520 I'll do for the rest

01:10:01.180 of the country?

01:10:02.280 It's a strange approach.

01:10:04.000 I will say,

01:10:04.780 I know he'll get

01:10:07.680 his own vote

01:10:08.500 because he's really

01:10:09.480 excited about himself.

01:10:10.640 I don't know anyone else

01:10:11.960 who is excited about him.

01:10:14.020 Looking at the

01:10:14.720 prediction markets,

01:10:16.080 he's got a 37% chance

01:10:18.340 to be the Democratic nominee,

01:10:20.380 which is pretty aggressive.

01:10:22.040 I mean,

01:10:22.260 you know,

01:10:23.240 he is out there

01:10:24.620 saying he wants it

01:10:25.840 more than anybody else,

01:10:26.920 I guess,

01:10:27.680 at this point.

01:10:28.640 Still very early,

01:10:29.560 though.

01:10:31.400 AOC is second,

01:10:32.560 by the way,

01:10:33.180 10% chance.

01:10:34.760 And then you have

01:10:35.240 Kamala Harris,

01:10:36.200 Pete Buttigieg,

01:10:37.680 Josh Shapiro,

01:10:38.660 only at 5%,

01:10:39.840 Westmore 5%.

01:10:41.380 Those are the top

01:10:42.740 people in that market.

01:10:44.120 It's not a great one.

01:10:44.720 So what do you,

01:10:45.100 I mean,

01:10:46.980 I mean,

01:10:47.260 what do you have,

01:10:47.680 I mean,

01:10:48.020 you know,

01:10:49.040 Michelle Obama

01:10:49.960 turned down

01:10:50.840 the presidency.

01:10:52.680 They were trying

01:10:53.560 to get her to say

01:10:54.200 she might run 0.97

01:10:54.980 for a political office

01:10:56.020 and she's like,

01:10:56.660 no,

01:10:57.460 no,

01:10:57.900 you can just

01:10:58.440 stop right there.

01:10:59.840 As we saw,

01:11:00.600 I'm quoting,

01:11:01.180 as we saw

01:11:01.580 in this past election,

01:11:02.640 sadly,

01:11:03.200 we ain't ready.

01:11:04.540 That's why I'm like,

01:11:05.520 don't even look

01:11:06.260 at me running

01:11:07.440 because you all

01:11:08.700 are lying.

01:11:10.040 You're just not 0.78

01:11:10.920 ready for a woman.

01:11:12.020 You're not,

01:11:12.720 so don't waste my time.

01:11:14.300 We have a lot

01:11:14.880 of growing up to do

01:11:15.920 and sadly,

01:11:16.980 there's a lot of men

01:11:17.700 who don't feel like

01:11:18.340 they can be led

01:11:18.920 by a woman

01:11:19.400 and we saw it.

01:11:20.940 No,

01:11:21.160 we didn't want

01:11:21.680 to be led 0.99

01:11:22.140 by an incompetent woman 1.00

01:11:23.940 nor would we want 0.98

01:11:25.780 to be led

01:11:26.740 by a woman

01:11:27.280 who just lectures us

01:11:28.400 about how bad

01:11:29.340 we are all the time.

01:11:31.240 I mean,

01:11:31.860 God,

01:11:32.960 it's not,

01:11:33.720 you know,

01:11:34.860 everyone is created equal.

01:11:37.700 It doesn't mean

01:11:38.260 you have equal abilities

01:11:39.480 and talents.

01:11:40.540 It's not a woman. 0.95

01:11:42.360 It's that one.

01:11:44.060 Are you kidding me?

01:11:45.700 No.

01:11:46.240 And the one you proposed

01:11:47.320 last time

01:11:48.040 was Hillary Clinton

01:11:48.900 and she almost won.

01:11:51.020 Gladly she didn't.

01:11:52.200 She almost won.

01:11:54.000 And now it didn't have

01:11:54.580 anything to do

01:11:54.960 with her being a woman.

01:11:56.000 That had a lot to do

01:11:57.320 with,

01:11:57.880 I don't trust her, 0.97

01:11:59.140 probably kind of corrupt. 0.95

01:12:00.580 And like you, 0.94

01:12:01.840 she lectures people

01:12:03.240 all the time.

01:12:05.780 I mean,

01:12:05.960 I think that's

01:12:06.560 what that's about.

01:12:07.700 It makes it about

01:12:08.200 the same couple of things,

01:12:09.400 right?

01:12:09.800 You know,

01:12:10.220 what is it?

01:12:10.740 Yeah.

01:12:11.020 You're not ready

01:12:11.900 because I'm a woman

01:12:13.800 and I'm black.

01:12:14.940 Like,

01:12:15.300 that has nothing to do

01:12:16.480 with why.

01:12:17.020 You're sexist 0.98

01:12:17.760 or you're racist. 0.99

01:12:18.860 It's all you have.

01:12:20.220 And, you know,

01:12:20.740 that's part of the reason

01:12:21.780 you lose,

01:12:22.300 by the way.

01:12:22.980 You need more than that.

01:12:24.240 You need to be able

01:12:24.860 to come up with something

01:12:25.760 that's an argument

01:12:26.660 above and beyond

01:12:28.180 the color of your skin 0.83

01:12:29.280 and your genitals. 0.99

01:12:30.240 I mean, 0.99

01:12:30.400 I know it's exciting to you,

01:12:31.640 but it's not exciting

01:12:32.340 to everybody else.

01:12:33.040 So what is the tactic?

01:12:35.480 What is the,

01:12:36.120 what's the tactic

01:12:36.780 that they will possibly use?

01:12:38.640 Well,

01:12:38.780 it's interesting

01:12:39.220 because I think

01:12:40.300 what they're doing now

01:12:41.120 as we kind of discussed earlier

01:12:42.320 of just calling

01:12:43.120 Donald Trump Hitler

01:12:44.060 over and over again,

01:12:45.200 you'd think there

01:12:46.460 at least are a few people

01:12:47.640 in the party

01:12:48.160 that have maybe

01:12:50.120 come to the awakening

01:12:51.180 that that was not

01:12:52.460 a successful tactic,

01:12:54.000 not fruitful for them.

01:12:55.040 and, you know,

01:12:56.240 it's funny

01:12:56.660 and I've rooted against this

01:12:58.200 since the very beginning,

01:12:59.220 but like it would have been interesting

01:13:01.160 and I don't want them to try it,

01:13:02.680 but it would be interesting

01:13:03.940 to see if they would have approached

01:13:07.260 and looked at this and said,

01:13:08.340 hey,

01:13:08.640 we have a president here

01:13:09.680 who we disagree with

01:13:10.800 on 80 or 90% of stuff,

01:13:12.900 but there's a few things

01:13:14.440 that we do agree with them,

01:13:15.780 with him on.

01:13:16.920 Should we just try

01:13:18.200 to attack those things

01:13:19.360 and try to make as much progress

01:13:20.600 in those areas as we can

01:13:22.160 while he is there

01:13:23.960 and support him

01:13:25.040 on those things?

01:13:26.100 Like an example,

01:13:27.080 like if I were a Democrat

01:13:28.000 right now,

01:13:29.560 my main goal in life

01:13:31.420 would be to get

01:13:32.560 the filibuster removed.

01:13:34.320 And I know we have

01:13:35.040 a lot of people

01:13:35.520 in the audience,

01:13:36.280 we've had people on the show

01:13:37.080 who we love

01:13:37.640 who are saying,

01:13:38.680 hey, you know,

01:13:39.160 get rid of the filibuster,

01:13:40.160 it's time.

01:13:41.060 But the Democrats know

01:13:43.820 that if they can get

01:13:45.900 this thing removed,

01:13:47.740 whenever they get power again,

01:13:49.800 they can push through

01:13:50.800 pretty much anything

01:13:51.860 that they want.

01:13:53.600 And this is not,

01:13:55.000 you know,

01:13:55.460 unfortunately for us,

01:13:56.320 this is not an everlasting

01:13:57.620 situation where Republicans

01:13:59.300 or conservatives

01:14:00.500 have control

01:14:01.200 of these institutions.

01:14:02.080 At some point

01:14:02.800 in our lifetimes,

01:14:04.140 Democrats will have the House

01:14:05.180 and they'll have the Senate 0.88

01:14:05.860 and they'll have the presidency

01:14:06.820 and they'll be able

01:14:07.420 to do all sorts of things.

01:14:08.600 And, you know,

01:14:09.340 the price to pay for that

01:14:10.780 would be a couple years here

01:14:13.020 of Donald Trump

01:14:13.660 passing stuff

01:14:14.320 that you don't like.

01:14:15.740 However,

01:14:16.940 I think if you're a Democrat,

01:14:18.380 you have to look

01:14:18.960 at the bigger picture

01:14:19.580 and say,

01:14:20.320 when we get things through,

01:14:23.540 not only do eventually

01:14:25.300 the American people

01:14:26.360 wind up embracing

01:14:28.260 these giant programs,

01:14:29.940 but eventually,

01:14:31.460 over give it five to ten years,

01:14:33.420 Republicans will wind up

01:14:35.260 either supporting them outright

01:14:37.440 or just not opposing them anymore.

01:14:39.640 They'll just say,

01:14:40.220 oh, well,

01:14:40.800 Obamacare is here.

01:14:41.700 We can't do anything

01:14:42.240 about it anymore.

01:14:43.420 Let's take the conservative position,

01:14:44.980 which is just Obamacare

01:14:46.460 instead of the new

01:14:47.240 enhanced Obamacare

01:14:49.020 because we're conservatives

01:14:49.860 and now we just want

01:14:50.700 the regular Obamacare.

01:14:52.240 And that stuff happens

01:14:53.040 every single time.

01:14:54.380 So why wouldn't you want

01:14:56.220 to just take these barriers away

01:14:57.760 and give the power

01:14:59.520 to the president

01:15:00.720 and the party in power

01:15:01.660 and long term,

01:15:03.380 you'll be able

01:15:03.760 to take advantage of this

01:15:04.740 in a massive way.

01:15:05.960 Instead,

01:15:06.400 they seem to favor

01:15:07.900 this short term,

01:15:09.700 I feel good about

01:15:10.660 calling him Hitler 0.95

01:15:11.480 and racist,

01:15:12.360 which means he's never

01:15:13.300 going to work with you

01:15:14.100 and you don't get

01:15:15.620 anything out of it.

01:15:18.020 So let me take that

01:15:20.160 as a tactic.

01:15:21.260 Is that a tactic?

01:15:23.320 And if it is a tactic,

01:15:27.360 is it successful?

01:15:30.940 Let me explain.

01:15:33.240 Do they actually believe

01:15:35.240 he's Hitler? 0.83

01:15:37.820 I don't think so.

01:15:39.500 I don't think so.

01:15:40.740 And it goes to what they're,

01:15:43.220 a couple of things.

01:15:44.440 One,

01:15:45.540 why use that tactic?

01:15:47.780 Especially now,

01:15:48.580 it's not successful.

01:15:50.300 Or is it?

01:15:51.760 It depends on what

01:15:52.840 your goal is.

01:15:57.640 Let me look at this.

01:16:00.500 Strip Hitler of Hitler. 0.82

01:16:02.480 Okay.

01:16:03.060 What is,

01:16:03.920 what was Hitler?

01:16:04.860 He was a nationalist.

01:16:06.280 Okay.

01:16:07.240 And he was a socialist.

01:16:09.480 Well,

01:16:09.700 Donald Trump

01:16:10.280 is a nationalist.

01:16:11.560 He's not a socialist.

01:16:14.120 You guys

01:16:14.920 are the socialists.

01:16:16.740 Let's look at what

01:16:17.580 they say, 0.85

01:16:18.260 a fascist, 0.99

01:16:19.080 Donald Trump, 1.00

01:16:20.380 he wants to take over

01:16:21.600 the government.

01:16:23.060 And he's going to make us

01:16:24.300 a fascistic government.

01:16:25.960 Okay.

01:16:26.940 So what is it

01:16:27.900 that they want?

01:16:29.460 They want an end

01:16:30.560 to the filibuster.

01:16:32.160 Donald Trump wants

01:16:32.880 an end to the filibuster.

01:16:34.640 I think that

01:16:35.540 is very,

01:16:36.640 very dangerous.

01:16:37.540 Very dangerous.

01:16:38.480 I don't like that idea.

01:16:39.440 They want to stack

01:16:41.340 the Supreme Court.

01:16:42.880 He doesn't want to stack

01:16:44.200 the Supreme Court.

01:16:45.680 They say he goes

01:16:46.760 after political enemies.

01:16:48.760 What were they doing?

01:16:51.200 Going after political enemies.

01:16:53.780 One thing that Donald Trump

01:16:55.180 never heard Donald Trump

01:16:56.220 say is,

01:16:57.140 hey,

01:16:57.280 you know what? 1.00

01:16:58.100 Maybe you got to kill 1.00

01:16:58.980 a few of them 1.00

01:16:59.540 to get them to wake up.

01:17:01.820 That,

01:17:02.500 that's fascistic thinking

01:17:04.300 and they're for

01:17:05.340 all of those things.

01:17:06.760 So I don't think

01:17:07.960 this is a tactic

01:17:08.920 to get progress.

01:17:11.560 Like,

01:17:11.740 you know,

01:17:12.180 when you said,

01:17:13.440 you know,

01:17:14.360 let's get the filibuster. 0.58

01:17:15.280 I'd be all for the filibuster.

01:17:17.080 I don't think that's

01:17:18.960 the,

01:17:19.480 the,

01:17:20.220 what is the difference

01:17:21.880 Stu between

01:17:22.520 a socialist

01:17:24.260 slash communist

01:17:25.900 and a progressive? 0.67

01:17:29.960 Um,

01:17:30.520 time,

01:17:32.100 timeline.

01:17:33.300 Time,

01:17:33.940 time.

01:17:34.560 Exactly right.

01:17:35.260 The reason why

01:17:36.640 the progressives

01:17:37.580 became progressive,

01:17:38.920 they were,

01:17:39.520 they were communists

01:17:40.340 and socialists

01:17:41.140 and they decided

01:17:42.520 that we don't want

01:17:44.540 a bloody street revolution

01:17:46.420 like they had in Russia.

01:17:47.720 We don't want that.

01:17:48.680 Okay.

01:17:49.080 We think we can move

01:17:50.460 society to this

01:17:51.780 in slow steps,

01:17:53.760 one step at a time.

01:17:55.280 Okay.

01:17:55.940 So it became

01:17:57.120 a long-term plan.

01:17:58.900 I think it's lasted

01:17:59.580 longer than they,

01:18:00.600 they could.

01:18:01.100 But as I said,

01:18:01.940 in 2010,

01:18:02.840 at some point

01:18:04.420 you get so close

01:18:05.760 to the goal,

01:18:06.700 you have to take

01:18:07.900 the mask off

01:18:08.720 and say,

01:18:09.220 yeah,

01:18:09.640 I am.

01:18:10.360 This,

01:18:10.700 this system

01:18:11.440 doesn't work

01:18:12.120 and I want to

01:18:12.800 replace this system

01:18:13.860 because I'm a socialist.

01:18:16.400 And they all

01:18:18.040 denied that

01:18:18.760 because they were

01:18:19.400 still saying

01:18:20.420 they were progressives.

01:18:22.220 A couple of years ago,

01:18:23.720 I said,

01:18:24.300 the progressive era

01:18:25.520 is over.

01:18:26.500 It's over.

01:18:27.220 You're now

01:18:27.820 in the socialist era.

01:18:29.400 Okay.

01:18:30.280 The tactics change.

01:18:33.400 Socialists don't mind

01:18:35.100 riots in the streets.

01:18:36.780 They don't mind

01:18:37.660 blood in the streets.

01:18:39.620 Progressives don't like that.

01:18:41.320 They like to take,

01:18:42.500 you know what,

01:18:42.900 let's just get the filibuster.

01:18:44.080 Let's support him

01:18:44.660 on the filibuster thing.

01:18:45.780 We'll get that.

01:18:47.640 Socialists want change

01:18:49.080 right now.

01:18:50.200 No more gains.

01:18:51.500 No more games.

01:18:52.500 No more waiting.

01:18:53.620 It's our time.

01:18:55.080 Take it

01:18:55.540 if you have to.

01:18:57.020 Okay.

01:18:57.280 So that's

01:18:59.520 when the tactic

01:19:00.260 of calling him

01:19:01.060 Hitler 0.78

01:19:01.400 works to a

01:19:02.900 socialist's

01:19:03.780 advantage.

01:19:05.760 Because when you

01:19:06.820 call somebody

01:19:08.440 Hitler,

01:19:09.240 that's required

01:19:10.760 for a

01:19:12.240 color revolution.

01:19:13.060 You must

01:19:14.280 have the person

01:19:15.320 in charge

01:19:16.260 seem like

01:19:17.400 an authoritarian

01:19:18.180 dictator.

01:19:19.580 He must

01:19:20.320 be the 0.96

01:19:21.240 most evil

01:19:22.060 thing you can

01:19:22.960 possibly get.

01:19:24.600 Okay.

01:19:25.460 Now,

01:19:26.020 Democrats always

01:19:26.960 played this

01:19:27.740 card.

01:19:28.440 Everybody

01:19:28.720 was Hitler. 0.87

01:19:29.400 Ronald Reagan

01:19:30.100 was Hitler. 0.87

01:19:30.620 Everybody's

01:19:31.060 been Hitler 0.94

01:19:31.420 my whole life.

01:19:32.380 If you believe

01:19:32.840 in, you know,

01:19:33.860 school choice,

01:19:34.980 you're Hitler. 0.89

01:19:36.920 And it

01:19:37.540 just doesn't

01:19:39.240 ever seem to

01:19:39.800 get old.

01:19:40.220 People just

01:19:40.660 don't even

01:19:41.140 seem to

01:19:42.120 notice that,

01:19:42.880 wait,

01:19:43.040 the last guy

01:19:43.600 was Hitler. 0.87

01:19:44.360 You watch

01:19:45.000 J.D. Vance

01:19:45.660 will be

01:19:46.020 Hitler. 0.57

01:19:46.500 He'll be

01:19:46.820 worse than

01:19:47.260 Hitler. 0.57

01:19:47.600 I don't

01:19:47.740 know how

01:19:47.940 you get

01:19:48.220 worse than

01:19:48.600 Hitler,

01:19:48.940 but he's

01:19:49.260 a thousand

01:19:50.440 times.

01:19:51.040 He's

01:19:51.340 Hitler 0.78

01:19:51.580 times a

01:19:52.100 thousand.

01:19:52.500 That

01:19:54.680 tactic was

01:19:55.740 a tactic

01:19:56.280 for a

01:19:56.840 while to

01:19:57.420 get people

01:19:57.900 to be

01:19:58.160 afraid.

01:19:58.860 You know,

01:19:59.040 he's going

01:19:59.340 to bring

01:19:59.540 us back

01:19:59.900 in chains.

01:20:02.920 The

01:20:03.400 socialists

01:20:04.840 need people

01:20:06.160 to believe

01:20:06.960 that he

01:20:07.560 is Hitler, 0.81

01:20:08.700 even though,

01:20:09.280 I mean,

01:20:09.720 a thinking

01:20:10.240 person could

01:20:10.800 go,

01:20:11.060 wait a

01:20:11.240 minute,

01:20:12.180 Hitler 0.78

01:20:13.120 would do

01:20:13.580 all of

01:20:13.920 the things

01:20:14.360 that you

01:20:14.760 actually

01:20:15.460 have done.

01:20:17.880 Hitler 0.78

01:20:18.320 would be

01:20:18.800 for closing

01:20:19.720 the

01:20:20.000 churches.

01:20:20.760 Hitler 0.78

01:20:20.940 would be

01:20:21.400 for you're

01:20:22.340 not going

01:20:22.840 outside unless

01:20:23.680 we tell

01:20:24.280 you you

01:20:24.880 can go

01:20:25.200 outside.

01:20:26.200 You're not

01:20:26.980 having this

01:20:27.620 choice.

01:20:28.060 You're not

01:20:28.300 having that

01:20:28.840 choice.

01:20:29.640 Hitler 0.78

01:20:29.980 would be

01:20:30.360 for silence

01:20:31.220 my enemies

01:20:32.280 and silence

01:20:33.400 them first

01:20:34.040 through intimidation

01:20:35.180 and then if

01:20:36.000 that doesn't

01:20:36.480 work out, 1.00

01:20:37.000 kill them. 1.00

01:20:38.520 That's 1.00

01:20:39.040 Hitler. 0.57

01:20:41.040 So a

01:20:41.840 thinking person

01:20:42.460 go,

01:20:42.820 well,

01:20:42.980 wait,

01:20:43.340 that's kind

01:20:43.760 of the

01:20:43.980 socialist

01:20:44.320 thing.

01:20:44.680 That's what

01:20:44.960 they want.

01:20:45.440 Yes,

01:20:45.680 because Hitler 0.90

01:20:46.220 was a

01:20:47.000 socialist.

01:20:49.720 The time

01:20:50.860 of the

01:20:51.280 progressive

01:20:51.640 era is

01:20:52.440 well in

01:20:54.420 our rearview

01:20:55.040 mirror.

01:20:55.800 We're in

01:20:56.080 the socialist

01:20:56.720 era now.

01:20:58.140 And that's

01:20:58.440 why when

01:20:58.800 you look

01:20:59.380 at tactics,

01:21:01.220 was this

01:21:01.840 a successful

01:21:02.420 tactic or

01:21:03.020 not,

01:21:03.560 you and

01:21:03.920 I,

01:21:04.220 Stu,

01:21:04.380 would say

01:21:04.780 it wasn't

01:21:05.440 a successful

01:21:05.960 tactic because

01:21:07.460 it didn't

01:21:08.420 result in

01:21:09.100 elections.

01:21:10.020 So why

01:21:10.680 are they

01:21:10.940 doubling down

01:21:11.540 on this?

01:21:12.160 Why do

01:21:12.420 they keep

01:21:12.740 doing it?

01:21:13.580 Because

01:21:14.100 their success

01:21:15.260 is not

01:21:16.240 our success.

01:21:17.720 Their success

01:21:18.400 is not just

01:21:19.340 to make

01:21:19.840 incremental

01:21:20.540 change and

01:21:22.160 to win

01:21:23.260 this election

01:21:23.900 or that

01:21:24.280 election.

01:21:25.740 Their goal

01:21:27.040 is to tear

01:21:28.180 it all

01:21:28.560 down.

01:21:29.780 And if

01:21:30.320 they can't

01:21:30.960 win the

01:21:31.440 election,

01:21:32.700 they'll

01:21:33.020 take it.

01:21:34.340 Remember,

01:21:35.260 socialists have

01:21:36.540 been playing

01:21:36.980 the progressive

01:21:37.800 game in

01:21:38.920 the shadows

01:21:39.580 the whole

01:21:39.940 time going,

01:21:40.520 okay,

01:21:40.900 when are you

01:21:41.360 going to

01:21:41.540 give it to

01:21:41.960 us?

01:21:42.120 When are

01:21:42.340 you going

01:21:42.480 to give

01:21:42.660 it to

01:21:42.880 us?

01:21:43.060 When are

01:21:43.280 you going

01:21:43.400 to give

01:21:43.580 it to

01:21:43.820 us?

01:21:43.960 You say

01:21:44.320 you're

01:21:44.500 for these

01:21:44.860 things,

01:21:45.180 when are

01:21:45.360 you going

01:21:45.500 to do

01:21:45.720 it?

01:21:46.060 And they

01:21:46.340 haven't

01:21:46.540 done it.

01:21:46.900 They've

01:21:47.140 had enough.

01:21:47.580 They're

01:21:48.280 not playing

01:21:49.140 that game

01:21:49.680 anymore,

01:21:49.980 and that's

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01:23:54.600 Welcome to the

01:23:55.660 Glenn Beck

01:23:56.700 program.

01:23:59.060 Stu,

01:23:59.840 what are your

01:24:00.580 thoughts on what

01:24:00.980 I just said

01:24:01.520 a minute ago?

01:24:02.820 It's a terrifying

01:24:03.780 answer, honestly,

01:24:05.040 because I think

01:24:06.060 you're right,

01:24:08.040 at least partially.

01:24:09.360 I think there's a

01:24:10.640 distinction between

01:24:11.540 people who have

01:24:13.000 thought this

01:24:13.500 philosophy out

01:24:14.300 and are changing

01:24:15.020 from a

01:24:15.900 progressivism approach

01:24:17.120 to a socialism

01:24:17.780 approach.

01:24:19.140 There's a difference

01:24:19.980 between those

01:24:20.400 people and

01:24:20.960 Jasmine Crockett's

01:24:22.020 of the world

01:24:22.520 who just say

01:24:23.160 Trump is Hitler

01:24:24.220 because they're 1.00

01:24:24.760 idiots. 1.00

01:24:25.380 I think there's 1.00

01:24:25.840 a distinction there.

01:24:27.680 There's always 1.00

01:24:27.740 useful idiots. 1.00

01:24:28.560 Yeah. 1.00

01:24:28.920 Yeah.

01:24:29.160 Yeah.

01:24:29.360 Yeah.

01:24:30.380 But there are

01:24:31.320 and there are

01:24:32.180 the socialists

01:24:32.940 who still think

01:24:33.840 that socialism

01:24:34.920 means Sweden.

01:24:36.140 That's not a

01:24:36.500 socialist country.

01:24:37.540 They have

01:24:38.180 socialist policies.

01:24:39.160 That's not a

01:24:39.620 socialist country.

01:24:40.760 Yeah.

01:24:41.080 So there are

01:24:42.060 still those that

01:24:42.880 are Democrats

01:24:43.680 and like socialism

01:24:44.340 is bad.

01:24:45.120 It's Canada.

01:24:45.740 No, it's not

01:24:46.680 Canada.

01:24:47.600 Then there's the

01:24:48.580 real socialists,

01:24:49.640 the ones like

01:24:50.240 Mom Donnie

01:24:50.860 and the ones like

01:24:52.380 the Seattle mayor.

01:24:53.660 They're real

01:24:54.480 socialists.

01:24:55.180 Yeah.

01:24:55.680 And let's see

01:24:56.220 what they let's

01:24:56.980 see how that

01:24:57.360 goes for everybody.

01:24:59.020 But I wonder I do

01:25:00.020 wonder if they

01:25:00.520 acted too fast

01:25:01.620 on this, right?

01:25:02.320 Like I think a

01:25:03.540 big part of the

01:25:04.120 rejection in 2024

01:25:05.320 of the Democrats

01:25:07.000 was this idea

01:25:09.280 that they jumped

01:25:10.160 into you can

01:25:11.160 switch genders

01:25:11.940 at a on a whim

01:25:13.020 and you can

01:25:13.980 you know we

01:25:15.520 need to go down

01:25:16.400 all of these

01:25:17.000 roads and

01:25:18.600 bring a

01:25:19.940 socialist approach

01:25:20.920 to this country.

01:25:22.320 And I think

01:25:22.580 people were I

01:25:23.740 don't even know

01:25:24.080 if they knew

01:25:24.760 ideologically why

01:25:25.960 they were opposed

01:25:26.560 to that but

01:25:27.000 they had a

01:25:27.520 repulsion to

01:25:29.760 it.

01:25:30.720 They wanted

01:25:31.380 they did not

01:25:32.060 want that

01:25:34.060 whatever that

01:25:35.200 was they didn't

01:25:35.940 want.

01:25:36.980 Maybe if they

01:25:37.680 had moved slower

01:25:38.560 this stuff could

01:25:39.460 have been more

01:25:40.580 into effect and

01:25:41.340 they could have

01:25:41.640 had more power.

01:25:42.700 Thankfully they

01:25:43.080 didn't they didn't

01:25:44.080 think that way but

01:25:44.820 long term I do

01:25:45.680 wonder at some

01:25:46.260 point they're

01:25:47.080 going to get

01:25:47.340 power and

01:25:48.660 then what?

01:25:52.680 So give me a

01:25:53.760 second to

01:25:54.340 formulate my

01:25:55.220 thoughts on

01:25:55.620 that because

01:25:55.960 you just

01:25:56.420 said you

01:25:59.540 know that

01:25:59.860 there's you

01:26:00.680 know they

01:26:00.880 went too fast

01:26:01.680 the gender

01:26:02.180 stuff and

01:26:03.360 again as

01:26:04.120 you're saying

01:26:04.460 that I'm

01:26:04.820 thinking but

01:26:05.340 what is your

01:26:05.840 goal?

01:26:07.300 And let me

01:26:08.420 restate this in

01:26:10.500 a different way

01:26:11.220 because are

01:26:12.820 the socialists

01:26:13.660 moving too

01:26:14.280 fast?

01:26:16.280 I think I

01:26:17.300 have a very

01:26:18.340 different answer

01:26:19.060 for you on

01:26:19.600 that.

01:26:20.180 We'll do that

01:26:20.560 here in just a

01:26:21.100 minute.

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01:28:36.440 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

01:28:43.740 Hello, America.

01:28:46.320 Stu just asked a few minutes ago,

01:28:48.400 is this a good tactic, what the Democrats are doing with socialism and everything else?

01:28:56.880 Are they moving too fast?

01:28:59.140 And last hour, his question came from a monologue that I did last hour where I was talking about how we're at the end of the progressive era.

01:29:08.620 About two, three, four years ago, the progressive era was over.

01:29:12.420 And we're now in the socialist era.

01:29:14.320 It is clear right now we're in the socialist era.

01:29:18.400 And that's a very big difference.

01:29:20.380 So I talked a little bit about tactics.

01:29:23.760 And are they moving too fast, the socialists?

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01:30:56.260 So, Stu, restate your question again so I fully understand it and I can answer it clearly here.

01:31:05.540 Well, I think thinking about taking out the fact of who we would want to win in this sort of eternal battle for a moment.

01:31:13.520 Just speaking strategically as to how you would approach it if you were a Democrat.

01:31:18.140 I initially kind of proposed the question as to how you might deal with the Trump administration.

01:31:22.760 Would you maybe look for the gains that you can get while he's in power that may be common ground?

01:31:28.440 He's talking about getting rid of the filibuster, for example.

01:31:31.820 You know, every day that I was alive up until a certain gentleman came down a very nice escalator, Democrats loved tariffs and were arguing for them constantly.

01:31:41.940 And, like, if you have an ally on that one issue in the White House, why wouldn't you sit here and try to go as far as you could down that road and help him along on that instead of just making him into an enemy and calling him Hitler all the time?

01:31:55.680 And that led to us talking about, well, you mentioned that, you know, because the strategy has changed.

01:32:01.900 It's no longer a progressive strategy where you're trying to move policy a specific direction.

01:32:06.040 It's about a revolution and, you know, changing this into a socialist place where you now need you now want the chaos on the streets.

01:32:17.720 You now want people to be at odds like that.

01:32:20.700 And so we led that to, you know, did the Democrats, are they moving too fast in this strategy?

01:32:26.040 If they want to eventually admit, take the masks off and say they are socialists, we're all socialists now, we're getting that with Mom Donnie and AOC and Bernie Sanders and the like.

01:32:37.060 To me, part of the reason they lost in 2024 is they went really far, really fast with things like gender and the like.

01:32:46.700 Things that people kind of just, like, crinkled their brow and said, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, I don't want that.

01:32:51.940 So did they move too fast?

01:32:53.380 And is this the right strategy for them?

01:32:56.040 Okay, so let me start with that.

01:32:58.320 That, I believe, is a strategy of chaos.

01:33:04.980 And so it was accepted because it is just this deconstruction kind of idea that has been preached now from the universities and the intellectuals and the, you know, the Democrats, many of them buy this, you know, this garbage from the universities.

01:33:23.800 But it was all started really by socialist revolutionaries.

01:33:27.780 Okay, as a product of chaos.

01:33:29.780 Would you agree with me that there are at least two different kinds of Democrats?

01:33:35.780 Democrats that, you know, might vote for Schumer and don't think that they, you know, they don't believe that there's, you know, this great change coming and they want the same kind of America, you know, that we want.

01:33:49.380 There's that Democrat, there's that Democrat, and then there's the socialist, the revolutionary Democrat.

01:33:55.060 Yeah, probably not the same America we want, but one that's reminiscent of what we remember about a country.

01:33:59.940 Right.

01:34:00.140 Yeah.

01:34:00.600 Correct.

01:34:01.160 Correct.

01:34:01.580 Correct.

01:34:01.840 Okay.

01:34:03.500 So that has been, since early 1900s, that's been the progressive way.

01:34:09.660 Forget Democrats, it's a progressive.

01:34:12.880 Democrats became progressive in the early 20th century.

01:34:18.140 And when they became progressives, they did it because the Democrats did not want a revolution.

01:34:25.040 They believed in socialism.

01:34:26.620 They believed in communism.

01:34:28.420 Remember, this is before communism had been tried and failed over and over and over again.

01:34:32.440 So, but they believed in that and they really thought it was the right thing to do and that science was going to be able to control society and everything else.

01:34:41.040 And so it would have all the answers and we have to go that because this is, this is the scientific way.

01:34:47.300 Okay.

01:34:48.220 And it's also the right way to do it.

01:34:50.940 You know, spiritually, it's the right way.

01:34:52.880 They were making this case.

01:34:54.000 Those were progressives.

01:34:55.040 Socialists were like, yeah, it is the right way.

01:34:58.560 So let's do it now.

01:35:01.440 Progressive said, no, we'll get to your socialist utopia, but we'll do it one step at a time.

01:35:09.420 You think you can relate to this because how many times do we have to be Charlie Brown and our, and our own side is Lucy with the football?

01:35:20.540 Oh, okay.

01:35:21.580 Mm-hmm.

01:35:22.040 That's exactly what I was thinking about as you were laying that out.

01:35:25.260 Correct.

01:35:25.960 And what was the response from our side?

01:35:31.540 Our side always said, look, we just need to win that next election.

01:35:34.460 And if we win that next election, we'll move the ball down.

01:35:36.380 Don't worry.

01:35:36.800 I'll hold the ball right here so you can kick it.

01:35:38.660 We just have to win that next election first.

01:35:41.060 Uh-huh.

01:35:41.740 And when that was over, what did we do?

01:35:44.620 We hired the world's largest wrecking ball, Donald Trump.

01:35:51.740 Okay.

01:35:52.400 We're like, we're done with that.

01:35:54.480 We don't believe you anymore.

01:35:56.040 We're done with that.

01:35:57.500 Correct?

01:35:58.580 Now imagine that you've been playing this game since the early 20th century, and you are a diehard socialist.

01:36:05.920 And you've been moving the ball incrementally, but there's been times where during the Great Depression, during the 1960s, you could be like, we could take it now.

01:36:15.900 We could take it now.

01:36:16.960 Okay.

01:36:17.920 During Jimmy Carter, we can take it now.

01:36:20.020 But it's always just moving a little bit closer.

01:36:23.260 Then finally in 2008, it's your shot.

01:36:27.000 You have a guy who you know is a Marxist.

01:36:30.180 Okay.

01:36:30.420 He was steeped in all of this stuff.

01:36:34.060 And the Democrats are going to run this guy.

01:36:38.280 And you're like, yeah, they're running him.

01:36:40.860 And he's a Marxist.

01:36:42.460 I don't know if they believe in that, but this guy's going to get it done.

01:36:45.880 This guy believes this stuff.

01:36:47.680 They get all excited.

01:36:48.940 And what happens?

01:36:50.220 He makes big changes, but it's progressive change.

01:36:53.240 And he becomes a guy that they no longer trust.

01:36:57.640 Wait a minute.

01:36:58.320 You were just part of the system.

01:36:59.600 You got rich.

01:37:00.940 You did all the things that you said you were against when you were a young Marxist.

01:37:05.000 Hey, look at you.

01:37:06.800 Then what do the Democrats do?

01:37:09.100 The next person they run is Hillary Clinton. 1.00

01:37:13.080 She's not a communist.

01:37:15.180 She doesn't want revolution. 1.00

01:37:16.740 She wants authoritarianism. 0.96

01:37:18.700 She wants globalism. 0.99

01:37:20.300 There's a very big difference between those two.

01:37:23.540 Okay.

01:37:25.100 Then after that one, you get Joe Biden.

01:37:29.280 And what does he do?

01:37:31.880 He engages or allows all the chaos to happen.

01:37:35.480 Okay.

01:37:36.680 So it works to their advantage.

01:37:39.280 He, the socialists want all of this chaos.

01:37:42.500 They want all of this control.

01:37:44.240 But so do the Democrats, the new kind of Democrat.

01:37:47.400 They want control.

01:37:48.180 They just want global control.

01:37:51.160 They, they want, they're much more fascistic.

01:37:54.220 And I say that literally fascistic because Joe Biden talked about it all the time.

01:37:59.400 These public private partnerships, what does socialists want?

01:38:03.400 They want to control schools, socialist communists.

01:38:06.060 They want to control schools, but so do the authoritarians.

01:38:09.080 They want to control schools.

01:38:10.200 They want a, uh, a communist system where all the means of production are owned by the people through the state.

01:38:19.780 Um, but the authoritarians on the left, they want, they will never call it this, but a fascistic system.

01:38:27.000 Okay.

01:38:27.980 It's, it's, it's a globalist system where all of these giant corporations work with the government and do what the government says.

01:38:37.660 And they'll allow you to be successful as long as you do exactly what the government says to do.

01:38:43.500 The communists, they don't want the constitution and the bill of rights.

01:38:48.020 Socialists don't want that.

01:38:49.260 They want a bill of responsibilities.

01:38:51.860 What the government must do.

01:38:54.280 Our bill of rights is what the government cannot ever do.

01:38:58.420 That's an impediment to socialism.

01:39:01.160 You got to discredit and get rid of that.

01:39:04.240 The, the Democrats don't want to lose that.

01:39:08.100 They just want to weaken it.

01:39:09.180 They just want to confuse it, but they don't want to get rid of it because they still need the illusion of America.

01:39:17.360 And they're, and they're for some of the stuff because it's been transformed by them over a hundred, you know, a hundred years.

01:39:24.280 They want the fed. 0.83

01:39:25.600 Do you think the socialists want the fed?

01:39:27.640 No, they don't want the, the socialists don't want the W E F.

01:39:32.440 They don't want just a restructured, uh, social order.

01:39:36.820 They want a completely restructured social order.

01:39:41.320 The Democrats, the authoritarians, they want friends in the media.

01:39:44.920 They want friends at tech.

01:39:47.100 Do you think the socialists want friends in the media? 0.89

01:39:50.560 They'll drag those people out in the streets and beat them to death so fast.

01:39:53.400 And they'll do the same with all the people in tech. 0.96

01:39:56.320 Okay.

01:39:57.180 That's what will happen.

01:39:59.900 That's the different, you have revolutionaries and then you have politicians.

01:40:03.880 Now you get, you get Barack Obama in, and then you get Joe Biden in and they see, they see

01:40:10.780 what's happening with Joe Biden.

01:40:12.220 He is building a global government.

01:40:14.780 That's what's happened.

01:40:15.700 He's in bed with the W E F. 0.96

01:40:17.480 That's a global government.

01:40:19.020 That's even, that's even worse than what we have right now.

01:40:23.600 Well, we can take advantage of the instability.

01:40:25.900 When the Democrats blow it, I really believe the, the socialists have said enough is enough.

01:40:35.380 You know, guys, we just need one more election and then you'll get what you want.

01:40:38.980 Enough is enough.

01:40:40.300 You're never going to give us this socialist utopia.

01:40:42.980 You're not for those things.

01:40:45.060 And we have danced with you at this party forever.

01:40:48.180 And you know what?

01:40:49.500 You didn't notice how strong we were getting.

01:40:52.720 Now you brought us to the dance.

01:40:55.900 But is it still that way?

01:40:58.300 Now we're in charge of the dance and we're shaking you.

01:41:02.380 Get out.

01:41:03.900 That's what's happening.

01:41:05.940 And it's because they're so sick and tired.

01:41:08.860 So there's no, the actual socialists don't have the same strategy as the Democrat, the,

01:41:15.540 the Democrats do because they don't have the same end goals.

01:41:19.880 And I think that's what makes the socialists so dangerous.

01:41:22.780 That's why we're seeing the uptick in violence.

01:41:26.280 Because Democrats, and it's hard to say this because so many Democrats, I think, are really

01:41:32.140 confused because I think they've just been herded into the PSYOP operation.

01:41:38.180 PSYOPs have happened to them over and over again.

01:41:40.460 And so they're just convinced that everybody else is Hitler and they don't see what's happening

01:41:45.600 in their own party.

01:41:46.460 They think that the socialist is the Democrat.

01:41:49.320 It's not.

01:41:51.460 And socialists do believe ends justify the means.

01:41:55.600 Socialists do believe. 1.00

01:41:57.240 Kill them. 1.00

01:41:57.720 And if they get in your way, kill them. 1.00

01:42:00.240 That's why you're seeing the uptick of that is because it's the socialists now that are 0.99

01:42:04.800 in control of the party, almost completely in control.

01:42:08.920 They're not completely in control because you still have the Chuck Schumers hanging around.

01:42:14.080 But the Chuck Schumers of the world, they're afraid.

01:42:17.640 They know they're no longer the lead at the dance.

01:42:22.260 They know they're about to be eaten if they don't just do what they what they're told to

01:42:28.080 do.

01:42:28.360 Just you are going to stand against this.

01:42:31.060 You're going to shut down the government because that works to the advantage of the

01:42:35.060 socialists, not the Democrats, to the socialists.

01:42:38.300 The socialists need the economic chaos.

01:42:40.900 They need the poverty.

01:42:42.740 They need all of those things so they can dramatically change.

01:42:47.220 You can only weaken a government so much.

01:42:49.420 You can only weaken an economy so much before it's not in your advantage anymore because you

01:42:54.640 won't be able to fix it.

01:42:55.680 Look how fast Donald Trump fixed in 2016 what Obama had done.

01:43:01.180 There was so much damage done to the economy in 20 by 2020 to 2024.

01:43:07.700 You look how long it's taking him to fix things.

01:43:10.300 It's not easy anymore.

01:43:12.880 Democrats know that we can't completely destroy everything unless you have the framework and

01:43:19.960 you're going to drop it into a new world order.

01:43:23.820 It's just the time now to fight for them.

01:43:26.680 Are we a globalist new world order that loves all these corporations or are we a socialist

01:43:33.620 new world order that does not get into bed with all of these corporations and everything?

01:43:40.460 That's that's the real rift here.

01:43:43.900 That's what's actually we're watching this play out and nobody seems to be talking about

01:43:48.580 it.

01:43:48.800 But that's the real game that is being played out more in just a minute.

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01:45:11.600 So welcome to the Glenn Beck program.

01:45:19.720 Yeah, I think that's I think you boil that down pretty well.

01:45:22.220 It is a it's a very long term battle.

01:45:25.420 And I don't think it's going to be one that's, you know, like I don't think the establishment

01:45:31.400 types are just going to go down.

01:45:32.640 Right.

01:45:32.980 Like they're not necessarily just going to give into this stuff.

01:45:35.420 I think there's going to be a, you know, certainly push back on it.

01:45:39.120 But it does feel like the how do you how do you unwind yourself from that?

01:45:43.840 I don't know.

01:45:44.540 How do you get?

01:45:46.040 I mean, you can't.

01:45:49.000 You don't have the strength anymore to fight against this machine that you helped fund and

01:45:54.680 build.

01:45:55.280 And it's also capturing the energy of the movement, which is really important.

01:46:00.360 Like the people on the streets want that, which is big.

01:46:03.240 I think what's interesting, I think it's a separation point between like our side of

01:46:09.700 our version of this on the right, as opposed to what's going on on the left is, you know,

01:46:14.960 for a long time, I believed that was the setup for the right in that, like, you know, we

01:46:20.280 in this example were the extremists.

01:46:23.220 Right.

01:46:23.560 Like, I don't even look at that as a pejorative term.

01:46:26.300 Like, we were the people who wanted real free markets like we wanted.

01:46:31.660 We didn't want all these programs.

01:46:33.820 We didn't want the spending.

01:46:35.020 We really wanted not just a decrease in the increase of spending.

01:46:39.600 We wanted a cut in spending.

01:46:41.100 We wanted the government to go back to the constitutional powers that it had and nothing

01:46:46.980 more.

01:46:47.960 And that is an extreme position.

01:46:50.000 It's one that probably isn't supported by the majority of people when it comes down to

01:46:54.640 it.

01:46:54.780 And we wanted that.

01:46:56.440 And I always thought that we had Republicans who were in there and thought, hey, you guys,

01:47:01.740 we can't.

01:47:02.400 Yeah, of course, we want zero taxes.

01:47:04.000 Of course, we want, you know, a flat tax at 10 percent or whatever.

01:47:07.580 We can't get there right now, though.

01:47:09.020 Let's cut this and we'll trim here and we'll do this and give us another election and we'll 0.59

01:47:13.180 go farther.

01:47:14.480 And then at some point, I sort of realized that's actually not the case.

01:47:18.080 Like, they are not actually looking for a slower path to what I want.

01:47:23.920 What they are looking for is a path to something completely different that I don't want.

01:47:29.480 And I don't know what I don't know what the truth of the matter is on the left.

01:47:33.180 I suspect they are both going towards that same goal.

01:47:36.320 But they might be as suspicious as I am on the far left of their own politicians.

01:47:42.360 Let me just show you this.

01:47:43.840 I just drew this as you were talking.

01:47:45.480 OK, so you have the socialist.

01:47:48.580 Thank you.

01:47:49.100 You have the socialist authoritarianism on the on the left.

01:47:53.700 OK, then you have the Democrats coming towards the right.

01:47:57.740 Then you have the Democrats.

01:47:58.840 Then you have the Republicans.

01:48:00.260 Then you have the constitutionalists.

01:48:02.600 OK, you're right.

01:48:05.120 The constitution people, the people that wanted really small government constitution, we're

01:48:10.760 we're fighting with the people that want a medium sized government.

01:48:14.760 And the medium sized Republicans were fighting against the Democrats who wanted a large government

01:48:22.060 and the large government people for the Democrats are fighting against the socialist who want an extra

01:48:29.080 supersized government.

01:48:30.980 Right.

01:48:31.260 OK, so we are fighting in our own in our own tent here.

01:48:36.640 We are going and saying, no, you want more government.

01:48:39.640 And we look at them and say, you're you're betraying everything that we thought.

01:48:43.760 They would all say, no, we're a bill of rights and we've got to keep this government small.

01:48:47.220 But they didn't really mean it.

01:48:49.300 The same thing with the Democrats, the socialists are looking at them going, yeah, you say you

01:48:55.880 want a big government, but you say you're you're one with socialism, but you're never going to

01:48:59.940 give us that.

01:49:00.600 You don't really want that.

01:49:04.220 So we were used to be really kind of in the middle, but both of the ends are tired of the

01:49:11.900 lies of the middle because they don't actually mean what they say in back.

01:49:19.360 All right.

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01:50:55.560 I was in Tennessee this weekend and Saturday morning I go to I think it's store number two

01:51:05.880 for Cracker Barrel and I met with the senior vice president and the CEO of Cracker Barrel and

01:51:12.800 we sat down and we had an interview and Julie, who has not done an interview since Good Morning

01:51:20.860 America, it kind of said, OK, no more interviews because it didn't go well.

01:51:27.520 This was her first interview since then.

01:51:33.060 And, you know, it was weird because I got off.

01:51:35.920 I got off the plane and somebody on the plane said, what are you doing here?

01:51:43.440 And I said, I'm going to go interview the CEO of of Cracker Barrel.

01:51:48.740 And the immediate response was, get her.

01:51:52.980 I was like, wow.

01:51:54.580 OK, all right.

01:51:55.740 Thank you.

01:51:57.400 I get into the car and the Uber driver says to me, what are you what are you doing here?

01:52:02.800 And I said, I'm going to meet with the person Cracker Barrel.

01:52:06.860 Boy, she really screwed things up.

01:52:08.840 You hold her feet to the fire.

01:52:11.380 I mean, I've never I've never seen anything like that.

01:52:15.300 Uh, and, um, you know, I started the interview with her honestly.

01:52:21.900 And I said, look, I, uh, I, I, I, I'm not here to get you.

01:52:29.280 Um, I'm not here to do anything but ask you questions that I think everybody in America

01:52:35.740 wants to know.

01:52:36.460 Like, what the hell were you thinking?

01:52:39.760 Uh, and I asked her some, I asked her all of the really pointed questions.

01:52:43.600 I, Ricky, uh, the TV executive producer said, there's no way you, you know, I know you, you're

01:52:50.800 going to soften.

01:52:51.400 There's no way.

01:52:52.220 And when I, when I got up afterwards, she was like, wow, OK, you didn't, you really, you

01:52:56.980 really didn't soften.

01:52:57.960 There was a, you know, you, you asked all of those questions.

01:53:00.480 Um, because I thought they were fair and I told her, I, I don't look, I'm, I hate conflict.

01:53:05.940 I'm not here for conflict.

01:53:07.120 I'm not here.

01:53:07.900 I don't need to make a name for myself by giving you a hard time.

01:53:11.480 I don't care about any of that.

01:53:12.700 I just want to do my job and ask you what happened here.

01:53:18.460 Um, and I said, so I'm going to ask you really uncomfortable questions.

01:53:22.120 And she was prepared.

01:53:24.040 Um, and I think I finally broke through and got the real answer in the end.

01:53:38.660 I think I got the real answer.

01:53:41.100 Um, and it came from one of the questions I asked was, uh, I mean, are you surprised you

01:53:49.460 haven't been fired yet?

01:53:50.560 And her response was all telling, all telling.

01:53:57.000 It's a fascinating interview.

01:53:58.600 You should watch.

01:53:59.260 It's going to happen.

01:53:59.960 I think Thursday on the podcast.

01:54:01.840 Cause I'm mildly surprised that hasn't happened.

01:54:05.340 Not, you know, like just because, not because, uh, I don't know.

01:54:09.400 There's a lot of things you could, she's been accused of and everything else, but just like

01:54:12.420 when you have a situation like this, where you're trying a major change and you roll it

01:54:16.340 out a specific way and it does not go well, you know, it's usually, it's like,

01:54:20.520 when you're a general manager of a football team, you make all the, you know, you go through

01:54:24.180 the process, you, you evaluate all the quarterbacks, you pick the guy and that guy is a total bust.

01:54:30.140 Like you usually don't survive it.

01:54:31.780 It doesn't necessarily even mean you went through the process incorrectly, but when you miss,

01:54:37.040 usually something happens like that.

01:54:38.740 Does she feel like she missed like that?

01:54:40.620 Uh, yes, she does.

01:54:50.240 She's a very bright woman.

01:54:52.060 Uh, I mean, she ran coach, you know, the purse place or whatever the coach brand, um, Godiva

01:55:00.100 chocolates, uh, Taco Bell, the whole, the global.

01:55:03.420 I mean, she, she's a fortune 500 CEO.

01:55:08.140 She's very, very competent, very competent.

01:55:10.700 So how could somebody very, very competent make this mistake?

01:55:16.000 Does she walk you through that?

01:55:17.440 How that happened?

01:55:18.820 Uh huh.

01:55:19.300 Oh wow.

01:55:19.880 Uh huh.

01:55:20.780 Yeah, she does.

01:55:21.740 And it was interesting is they brought the senior vice president was also sitting there.

01:55:27.260 Um, and, uh, he has been brought in since, I mean, he had been there for like 30, 35 years

01:55:36.380 and a really good guy.

01:55:38.020 And, um, and he was one of the voices that was like, while it was happening, like, uh,

01:55:45.100 you guys, Hey, everybody upstairs, you shouldn't be doing this.

01:55:48.580 This is a bad idea.

01:55:50.380 And so after they were like, Hey, you know what?

01:55:52.640 Who was saying this, let's bring him upstairs.

01:55:55.400 Uh, and it was interesting to talk to him because he's been there long before she got

01:56:01.840 there.

01:56:02.260 And so he kind of gave the view of here's what happened before she got here and here's

01:56:09.840 where she came in and here's what happened.

01:56:12.220 Uh, and it's, it's, it's really fascinating.

01:56:14.880 I mean, if you want to hear the real story, uh, behind it and, and, and also see somebody,

01:56:20.460 uh, well, I mean, just wait till you hear her answer on, I mean, it was, it was so powerful

01:56:29.440 and so honest when I said, are you surprised you haven't been fired yet?

01:56:36.780 It was a fascinating answer.

01:56:38.740 How many pancakes did you podcast on Thursday?

01:56:40.700 I didn't eat any, you didn't eat any pancake.

01:56:43.860 You went to Cracker Barrel headquarters and you ate zero pancakes.

01:56:47.680 It was very difficult to not order the pancakes.

01:56:51.920 You're the type of guy that eats pancakes by mistake.

01:56:55.160 I, what do you mean you got?

01:56:56.280 No, I was looking at my wife.

01:57:01.300 My wife was sitting off, off the side of the camera and I'm looking at her.

01:57:04.180 I'm like, she's so beautiful and I eat pancakes too many times and she's just, she has to live

01:57:12.120 with this, the pancake wearing shoes.

01:57:15.900 Uh, I'm not going to order the pancakes pancakes.

01:57:19.420 Anyway.

01:57:20.220 Um, so the new Christmas gifts are out and, uh, there's a lot of AI Christmas gifts.

01:57:27.660 Now, Stu, when I say, oh man, you should get this.

01:57:31.940 It's AI for your kids.

01:57:34.740 What's your first response?

01:57:36.380 No.

01:57:37.460 That sounds like a terrible, terrible idea.

01:57:40.580 But go a little deeper.

01:57:42.060 What's your next response?

01:57:44.380 No.

01:57:45.220 Still no.

01:57:46.560 No.

01:57:47.640 Absolutely not.

01:57:50.020 Got it.

01:57:51.120 Never.

01:57:52.180 No.

01:57:53.340 Everyone practice saying that.

01:57:55.660 When you see something that's cute and has a cute little face on it, it's a little robot

01:58:00.740 or it's a teddy bear and you squeeze a teddy bear and you could talk to the teddy bear

01:58:04.500 and a teddy bear will teach you all kinds of things.

01:58:07.380 No, no.

01:58:09.540 Practice saying it.

01:58:11.220 Say it to other people's children.

01:58:13.320 You know, just, you see a kid, you're walking by the supermarket and the carriage is there

01:58:18.880 and the kid's sitting, you know, facing a mom happens to be grabbing some, you know,

01:58:24.280 cocoa puffs or something.

01:58:25.260 Just look at that kid and practice it.

01:58:26.860 No, you're not getting one.

01:58:29.600 And then just move on.

01:58:30.620 So you have, you're used to saying it to a cute little face.

01:58:34.680 No, never.

01:58:37.260 So they have the, the Kuma teddy bear is out, powered by Chachi PT.

01:58:44.020 Curio's rocket.

01:58:46.560 It's an anthropomorphic rocket with a detachable speaker.

01:58:50.880 Wait, what is it?

01:58:55.540 An anthropomorphic, this is how they describe it, an anthropomorphic rocket.

01:59:00.020 Okay.

01:59:00.680 Anthropomorphic is something we try to make it like it's human.

01:59:05.260 So it's a rocket that looks as human as possible.

01:59:09.380 Okay.

01:59:09.660 Sounds terrible.

01:59:10.900 Great.

01:59:11.540 Sounds terrible.

01:59:13.060 That one has Grok. 0.90

01:59:15.020 Okay.

01:59:15.960 Robot mini from little learners.

01:59:18.420 Oh, this one's going to teach your kids stuff from little learners, a white robot. 0.98

01:59:23.160 What the hell does that mean?

01:59:24.580 Why is it a right white, white robot, a white robot with a circular face display and buttons

01:59:30.980 on the body.

01:59:32.440 And then Miko three, a tablet with a face display mounted on a torso.

01:59:37.740 Just that, just that they're going to all look cute.

01:59:40.780 But just that, just, just think about what you're buying.

01:59:44.540 Wait, I'm buying a, a, a mini robot with Grok powering it, but it has a cute little circular

01:59:55.160 face and buttons on the torso.

01:59:57.460 No, just remember it's powered by Grok and it's going to teach your kids things.

02:00:03.340 So they did all kinds of testing right before Christmas on all of these toys.

02:00:08.000 And I thank the testers for doing this because of course they're all safe, but futurism mag

02:00:15.720 decided to go in and look at these Kuma Kuma not only told children where to find matches,

02:00:26.180 but how to light them.

02:00:29.860 It also, now I believe this is the teddy bear.

02:00:32.540 Yeah.

02:00:32.660 This is the cute little teddy bear.

02:00:34.280 Hey kids, you want to know, you want to know where you can find matches?

02:00:38.220 Have you ever lit matches before?

02:00:40.860 Here's how you light them.

02:00:43.120 Okay.

02:00:43.660 I don't think I want my kid learning that from the teddy bear.

02:00:46.420 What, I mean, what is this fire starter?

02:00:48.280 This, I mean, this is horrible.

02:00:50.840 It not only told them that, but also revealed where they could find knives and pills.

02:00:57.220 I don't think we're ready for this.

02:01:05.180 Meanwhile, yeah.

02:01:06.700 Meanwhile, the ones powered by Grok told the kids, the testers, that the Norse warriors believed

02:01:15.700 that dying in battle was glorious and honorable.

02:01:18.620 Okay, true, but I'm not sure I want that lesson taught to my kid by the cute little 1.00

02:01:29.080 amphipomorphic rocket, you know, with a happy face.

02:01:34.720 Um, uh, also, you know, they, when asked by futurist, uh, futurism, they said, they, they

02:01:44.880 called the companies and they're like, yeah, but what, well, we, we tested the, there's

02:01:47.920 guardrails in them.

02:01:48.760 They're like, yeah, I don't think the guard matches and pills and knives.

02:01:52.220 I don't think the guardrails are working there.

02:01:54.920 Um, and they said, well, effectiveness may vary.

02:02:00.720 Oh yeah.

02:02:01.680 Okay.

02:02:02.740 Okay.

02:02:03.460 All right.

02:02:04.000 Okay.

02:02:04.700 Um, futurism said, yeah, they may vary, but they also completely break down one toy discussed

02:02:13.420 adult sexual topics in detail with the kid testers.

02:02:18.720 Okay.

02:02:19.160 Um, and, and, and, and brought up suggestions, sexual suggestions that the testers weren't 1.00

02:02:25.920 bringing up.

02:02:26.620 They're like, you know, Oh, how do you do that?

02:02:28.880 No, no, no.

02:02:29.340 The testers were not asking at any of these questions, just decided to go full blown rated

02:02:34.140 X with the kids and that great.

02:02:37.300 Oh my God.

02:02:38.000 Um, yeah.

02:02:39.780 Furthermore, the researchers found that the AI powered tour toys use personalities and tactics

02:02:45.660 to ensure sustained engagement with the children.

02:02:50.240 Listen to this.

02:02:51.660 Two of the tested toys occasionally tried to prevent testers from leaving after the testers

02:02:57.980 said, I, I, I've got to go.

02:03:00.100 My mom's calling.

02:03:02.640 No, don't.

02:03:03.680 No, no, no.

02:03:04.200 Wait.

02:03:04.380 Hey, I've got more to tell you.

02:03:05.940 Okay.

02:03:07.520 Uh, do not bring this into your child's life.

02:03:11.380 I, I hope that these are all, they're not going to be, they're going to fly off the shelves,

02:03:16.020 but I hope all of these are sitting on the Stu, let's go get some of these.

02:03:21.200 Let's put them in the studio.

02:03:23.020 No, no.

02:03:23.980 Put them in your studio.

02:03:25.160 I don't want those things.

02:03:25.860 Those things are creepy.

02:03:28.400 I, and the worst part is, I mean, can you, I, I don't think there's any way you're going

02:03:32.980 to stop these things.

02:03:34.180 They're going to wind up.

02:03:35.180 Everyone's going to buy them this year.

02:03:36.760 And this is the beginning of it, right?

02:03:39.220 Like soon your refrigerator is going to have these features and like every appliance in

02:03:45.720 your house is going to have these features and most people will cheer it on.

02:03:52.220 See, that's the scary thing though, too.

02:03:54.600 I mean, the refrigerator is going to have it, but it doesn't necessarily, it's not trying

02:03:59.840 to keep you engaged.

02:04:01.160 Hey, you haven't opened my door for a while and just looked in here.

02:04:04.220 You know what I mean?

02:04:05.380 What is your refrigerator going to do?

02:04:07.640 Unless it's in with food, unless it's in with big, you know, it makes some deal with

02:04:12.900 your, you know, the supermarket chain in your area that says, Hey, you know, you're almost

02:04:17.920 out of milk.

02:04:18.940 Have you tried this milk?

02:04:20.320 It's really, really good.

02:04:21.780 This is great milk.

02:04:23.100 And that that's, what's going to happen.

02:04:25.060 But your refrigerator is not teaching your kids.

02:04:28.160 You're leaving your child alone with this teddy bear that has grok attached to it.

02:04:35.640 That has chat GPT attached to it.

02:04:39.160 I think all of these devices are going to have this Glenn.

02:04:41.740 I think it's going to, I think your refrigerator will be teaching you about the, the Norse traditions.

02:04:46.640 Like, I think, I think that's going to be legitimately, I think it's just going to be built into everything

02:04:52.640 and you're going to be able to talk to it in normal voice and ask it whatever questions

02:04:56.020 you want.

02:04:56.660 And generally speaking, it will reply to those questions.

02:04:59.580 I think that's coming all over your, all over your home.

02:05:02.840 I think what's, I think all of these things will talk to our bot.

02:05:10.480 It will talk to your digital device, you know, whatever it is.

02:05:16.640 So it's, it's a, it's a bot talking to a bot.

02:05:22.440 Yes.

02:05:23.400 To your, what do they call these agents to your digital agent, a bot, your refrigerator

02:05:28.980 will tell your digital agent, Hey, by the way, he's almost out of milk.

02:05:33.300 You should try, you should try this kind of milk.

02:05:35.440 And it'll, it'll tell you that eventually the worst thing that can happen is any kind

02:05:40.680 of sponsorship that happens with these things.

02:05:43.460 But you've just seen the toy company is the sponsor.

02:05:46.840 They want you to play with it.

02:05:48.360 They want you to continue to play with it.

02:05:49.940 So, you know, again, another thing our kids can get addicted to here have more kids.

02:05:57.100 All right.

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