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00:02:56.940 the fusion of entertainment enlightenment and empowerment this is the glenn beck program

00:03:09.380 hello america welcome to the glenn beck program uh i'm gonna i'm gonna spend some time talking

00:03:19.580 about sports today and you know how good that gets uh you know you're listening to the glenn

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00:03:33.020 my ass for my elbow when it comes to sports well let's just put it this way i was watching the 0.97

00:03:37.640 next game uh with the spurs um you know i don't know how many home runs it took to finally win 1.00

00:03:44.800 but uh my watching with my son uh as we were watching a play my daughter was in a play this

00:03:50.600 weekend so we were kind of watching that off to the side uh there might have been some inappropriate

00:03:56.140 yeah uh you know from my son from time to time during the play but he made it work um anyway

00:04:02.980 so i've got a lot to say about that and last night my wife explained the ufc fight to me

00:04:08.900 uh as we watched we watched that together uh so some some some perspective on all of this

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00:05:38.140 All right. So last night on the south lawn of the White House, it was amazing. 100,000 people

00:05:44.940 gathered around a cage. There was a rig the size of a spaceship. They call it the claw.

00:05:52.100 And it was throwing shadows and lights and everything else right behind the White House.

00:05:59.240 It was an amazing look. It was the president's 80th birthday. And as they were preparing for

00:06:06.120 this i have to be honest with you as they were preparing a little voice in the back of my head

00:06:09.260 keep whispering kept whispering two words and those two words were breads and circuses bread

00:06:14.660 and circuses bread and circuses and that phrase you know comes from the roman poet that was

00:06:20.180 you know writing while he watched his empire rot from the inside out and his complaint was

00:06:25.640 you know the people who once chose their leaders who once argued about the fate of the republic

00:06:30.600 now only wanted two things just to be fed and entertained and the empire was more than happy

00:06:36.280 to give them both okay uh and so i'm i was wondering you know once this thing was announced

00:06:43.960 i immediately thought of bread and circuses and i thought we are a crowd now uh that you know

00:06:51.300 wants to be full and amused because you know then we won't ask any hard questions we'll just be fine

00:06:58.180 so here's what I was looking for last night when I started watching this

00:07:01.860 the circus was not a celebration the Roman circus not a celebration it was it was anesthesia to make

00:07:09.940 you forget so when I saw a cage match on the lawn where the president decides the question of war

00:07:15.140 and peace the historian in me kind of flinches a little bit however it was the 250th birthday of

00:07:22.740 the United States of America, if you can't throw a party at 250, when can you, okay? A celebration

00:07:30.600 is not decadence, and it is not anesthesia. Joy is not decline. So which was it going to be?

00:07:42.460 remembrance joyous and entertainment are we rome handing out a circus or are we a free people

00:07:53.040 throwing a festival that we have every right to throw i watched it last night and it was

00:07:59.240 super clear at least to me i don't i don't know if you saw it it was so well worth watching

00:08:04.900 um even if you don't like ufc and the fight or whatever i mean i prefer boxing myself

00:08:12.220 and I don't like it when they're down on the ground

00:08:14.200 and they just keep wailing on each other

00:08:15.760 but it was okay

00:08:16.680 but it was remarkable

00:08:20.320 all of the videos

00:08:22.080 that they were putting in between

00:08:23.220 the way this whole thing was staged

00:08:25.280 I mean just the flyover

00:08:27.120 do we have the audio of the flyover

00:08:29.460 it's right after this

00:08:32.600 I mean I've never seen a flyover like that

00:08:41.260 I've never seen. I mean, it was stunning. I will tell you, Reagan was an actor. Donald Trump is a

00:08:50.900 showman. Donald Trump is the best showman we've ever had. I mean, I think America, the only one

00:08:57.100 I can think of that might have been maybe in his league is P.T. Barnum. The guy knows how to throw

00:09:03.700 a show. He does. But the point of this is, it was a celebration. It was a celebration of America,

00:09:12.080 it was a celebration of our past, and it was a celebration of our heroes. The difference between

00:09:17.560 a circus and a festival is the difference between forgetting and remembering to build.

00:09:24.340 Rome's circus was designed to make you forget. The great festivals of the modern age are designed

00:09:30.660 to make you remember what you're capable of.

00:09:32.920 And let me give you a couple of examples.

00:09:34.860 Donald Trump called this cage the claw.

00:09:38.060 He said, you know, maybe I'll keep it up.

00:09:39.720 Maybe we should keep it up

00:09:40.620 because, you know, they built the Eiffel Tower

00:09:43.040 and that was supposed to come down.

00:09:44.920 Eiffel Tower happened in 1889.

00:09:47.340 Same guy who helped build the Statue of Liberty.

00:09:50.240 And Paris was throwing the World's Fair.

00:09:53.320 And so they built this Eiffel Tower out of iron.

00:09:56.600 Everybody said it was horribly ugly.

00:09:58.520 It was a scar on the city.

00:09:59.700 was and they all say it's it's temporary it's temporary temporary okay it wasn't temporary as

00:10:05.500 it turned out people had it now you can't imagine without it the point is the Eiffel Tower was not

00:10:11.420 a distraction it was a dare okay same thing with San Francisco 1906 there was an earthquake and

00:10:19.860 then the earthquake set off a fire and it almost erased all of the city I mean the heart of the

00:10:25.940 city was completely gone. It was nothing but rubble and ash. People said San Francisco is over. It'll

00:10:32.000 never come back. Nine years later, nine years, that city threw the biggest party the planet had

00:10:39.520 ever seen. They had called it the jewel city. 18 million people. This is, this is what? 1805

00:10:49.160 or sorry 1905 sorry 1915 I think 18 million people came 18 million people and the whole point of it

00:11:01.600 was to say we're not done we're not done look what we can do now here's the part that most people

00:11:08.320 don't know of that entire entire jewel city the glittering city they kept one building it's called

00:11:16.640 the palace of fine arts if you've ever been to san francisco i can guarantee you you've been to the

00:11:21.440 palace of fine arts it's an outdoor park and it was made by the famous architect at the time bernard

00:11:27.780 maybeck and he built it on purpose to look like it was a roman ruin that was crumbling um and it was 0.75

00:11:36.120 It was to express that all great civilizations and all great ideas and vanity of human wishes, it all declines. 0.97

00:11:50.760 So he builds a monument to the idea that everything falls.

00:11:56.320 But the people of San Francisco loved it so much they didn't want it to fall, so they rebuilt it in permanent concrete.

00:12:01.840 A hundred and eleven years later, it's still standing as a park, still full of families and swans and the afternoon light and people taking their wedding pictures.

00:12:12.000 The monument to mortality became proof that a city can refuse to die.

00:12:18.500 That's the opposite of a circus.

00:12:21.840 A circus distracts you from the rot.

00:12:24.860 These things point straight to the rot and say, now, watch what we're going to build on top of it.

00:12:31.840 and that's, you know, what I saw a couple of nights before in Los Angeles when the World Cup came home

00:12:39.720 for the first time in a generation, when they were singing the Star Spangled Banner. I mean,

00:12:44.860 not a canned instrumental, the real thing. Men stood with their hands, you know, over their hearts

00:12:49.900 and their hats off, and it was beautiful. It was beautiful. The visiting side, little Paraguay,

00:12:56.520 you know brought two of their own a couple who met in a college music seminar and they sang the

00:13:02.740 paraguayan anthem which if you read the words is about a people who lived you know who lived

00:13:08.260 three centuries under somebody else's scepter and then one day said you know enough and broke it i

00:13:12.540 mean two nations two anthems pride on both sides of the field nobody said we're living on stolen

00:13:17.720 land nobody lecturing anybody nobody you know handing out a list of reasons why they should

00:13:22.340 be ashamed of where they just came from. It was just gratitude out loud, all in front of the

00:13:28.120 entire world. That's what a healthy country sounds like. Now, according, I told you this last week,

00:13:36.100 according to brand new polling, 59% of us, clear majority, now say America's best days are behind

00:13:42.200 us. In 1976, at the Bicentennial, pollsters asked Americans if they were pessimistic about our

00:13:49.380 future. 15% said yes. Today, that number is 41%, tripled in 50 years. Half this country is standing

00:13:59.040 right here at the 250-yard line looking at the wreckage and things that are genuinely broken

00:14:05.580 and just saying, I don't think it's worth rebuilding. Let me say this. It is worth

00:14:11.560 rebuilding. Celebrating it is worth it. Fixing what doesn't work is worth it. And plenty doesn't

00:14:19.360 work right now and pretending otherwise is kind of a lie and I don't want to I don't want to live a

00:14:23.760 lie but rebuilding it for a new century is absolutely worth it you know the survey that

00:14:35.200 I just told you you know who the optimistic ones are in the survey the most optimistic are the young

00:14:41.020 ones the youngest ones the generation everyone swears has given up still believes something

00:14:47.280 great can come out of this. Maybe they just know something that we cynics forgot.

00:14:56.160 Before you let anybody talk you into a funeral, answer this question. Name the country that would

00:15:02.240 be better to lead the world than this one. Go ahead. Try. Try. What is it? China? They bury

00:15:08.980 their own history and they jail pastors for giving the wrong sermon. Russia? A gas station with 0.66

00:15:14.700 nuclear weapons and a birth rate and free fall? I don't think so. Beautiful, exhausted Europe

00:15:20.680 that's now asking us to defend it. Name the nation that was not built on blood, you know, on soil,

00:15:29.520 not on a strong man. Name the other country that was built on a single revolutionary sentence

00:15:36.260 that all men are created equal and that a creator gave us certain rights. Name the great power on

00:15:43.060 earth that has that you can't name the power on earth that doubts itself as much as we do

00:15:50.820 you know why you know what you know what's good about doubt doubt shows we still have a conscience

00:15:58.620 we're misguided a lot of times but it shows we have a conscience conscience proof that there is

00:16:04.500 a soul still in their fighting there's there's no other country like this one never has been

00:16:10.220 so i watched the fight last night i really loved it i loved it 250 years we've earned a party

00:16:17.660 just keep the difference in your head just keep the difference straight in your head

00:16:22.700 there's all kinds of things going on um in washington dc and i for one i'm going in a week

00:16:28.840 or so i'm going to be broadcasting up there for the week of fourth of july and i can't wait to

00:16:32.480 be there there's some great changes that have happened just remember rome handed out circuses

00:16:38.280 to help a dying civilization forget.

00:16:41.740 We're not Rome, unless we choose to be.

00:16:45.820 But I have to tell you,

00:16:46.840 I'm going to show you some things in the next couple of days.

00:16:49.240 I honestly, I probably slept probably 90 minutes last night.

00:16:53.260 I was laying in bed.

00:16:54.300 I was writing some stuff.

00:16:55.320 I was doing some research.

00:16:56.620 And I was just filled with what I saw over the weekend.

00:16:59.820 And I saw some really bad stuff.

00:17:02.080 I'm going to get to the Knicks here in a second.

00:17:04.060 I saw some really bad stuff,

00:17:05.180 but I also saw some amazing things.

00:17:07.200 and i was so excited to come on and share some things with you i'm gonna break it up over the

00:17:12.100 week because there's a lot there's a lot but i have a feeling that we are turning a corner

00:17:19.020 i think we're turning a corner i think we're beginning to wake up i think i think

00:17:25.660 i know we at least have the opportunity to say yeah i'm done with that i'm done with that

00:17:32.320 you know what i'm gonna take a page from a city that burned to the ground and built a jewel out

00:17:39.360 of the ashes on purpose just to tell the world we're not beaten we're we're san we're from san

00:17:45.200 francisco we're americans i'm gonna take a page out of that book so celebrate then fix it and then

00:17:52.740 go build the thing your great great grandchildren will refuse to let fall that's who we are it's

00:18:00.600 gonna be an exciting week all right let me tell you more here in just a second first let me tell

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00:18:29.020 pain that was doing to my body. Every time I came to visit, it was more and more difficult.

00:18:35.820 I just couldn't do it. And I thought, oh my gosh, I built this whole place and now I can't even

00:18:40.340 enjoy it with my family. It's absurd. I don't have pain anymore. I have mountain lions. That's

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00:19:48.700 I am, I'm really scary because I'm not optimistic very often, but I'm very, very optimistic on what

00:20:02.600 I am seeing. We're going to talk a little bit about Iran here as we go. In fact, let me just

00:20:07.800 touch base on this one. Jason, do you have any, anything from a source that you trust

00:20:14.640 that is telling you what's in this deal

00:20:16.960 that supposedly we're going to sign on Friday?

00:20:21.880 No.

00:20:22.720 Not from a source I trust.

00:20:24.720 And apparently all the mainstream media 1.00

00:20:26.080 trust every Iranian source they come across, 0.96

00:20:28.480 which is absolutely ridiculous. 1.00

00:20:30.920 Right.

00:20:31.520 Not only every media source,

00:20:34.780 every Democrat.

00:20:35.880 Every Democrat is saying,

00:20:37.480 this is horrible.

00:20:38.640 We don't know what's in it.

00:20:39.460 Now, it may turn out to be horrible.

00:20:42.280 I hope not.

00:20:43.320 But we don't even know what's in it.

00:20:44.640 And they haven't signed it.

00:20:45.780 They're supposed to sign it.

00:20:46.920 Guess when?

00:20:47.720 Guess.

00:20:48.260 Take a guess.

00:20:49.200 When are they supposed to sign this?

00:20:52.260 Friday.

00:20:54.040 Every Friday, we've got a deal.

00:20:57.080 Okay.

00:20:57.600 So I'll talk about this when we actually know what's in the deal.

00:21:02.360 Because if some of the things that Democrats are saying are in it, I'm going to be pissed.

00:21:05.920 I'm not going to be happy about that.

00:21:07.720 But why do we borrow trouble?

00:21:11.000 You know, I really, I guess because I'm getting older.

00:21:13.400 I maybe I maybe some would call it wisdom I just call it just getting hit in the head so many times

00:21:19.360 you're like I gotta stop doing that that just hurts um but I I question myself why did I worry

00:21:26.060 about so much stuff that it's good to market and say okay this is what it could be but it's not yet

00:21:33.660 let's just be aware of that and then we'll deal with it if it comes let's just be ready to deal

00:21:38.960 with it i'm ready to deal with the the iran deal if it's good or bad i'm ready but i'm not gonna

00:21:44.540 deal with it today and i don't understand why the press and everybody else other than trump

00:21:48.600 derangement syndrome and i think they think that bad news sells and i and maybe it's just me being

00:21:58.780 too optimistic i don't this is weird for me i'm not usually like but i think those days are over

00:22:05.240 i think people are sick of hearing nothing but bad news i think they're tired of hearing about

00:22:13.000 stole i'm i'm i just want to recognize that my studio is on stolen land no it isn't i didn't

00:22:19.840 steal it i didn't steal it i purchased it um now uh it might have been taken in a war but that's

00:22:28.460 the way all land has been taken forever um and by the way this wasn't stolen from mexico we bought

00:22:35.100 it we did it through a negotiation uh with the spanish what was it the mexican-american war

00:22:42.200 it's all negotiation we did all of that and the mexicans were happy to do it uh so please

00:22:49.780 stop with that i think people are just so sick and tired of hearing all of this bad news

00:22:57.440 um they don't want to borrow any more trouble i got enough from have you gone to the gas station

00:23:03.040 lately i got enough problems i'd rather i'd rather i'd rather be happy for the next couple

00:23:09.080 of days going you know what gas last night was at 76 uh 76 dollars a barrel for oil uh that's

00:23:16.300 really good it was like 80 before the war it was at 76 i think last night it's about 82 today

00:23:24.020 I'm good with that.

00:23:25.260 We get gas back down to about $2.75, $3 a gallon.

00:23:30.420 I'm good.

00:23:31.260 I'd rather spend the week thinking about that.

00:23:33.860 And then if it turns out to be a crappy deal or we go back into war,

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00:23:39.300 I already know how bad that can be.

00:23:41.920 I like to spend the week kind of feeling good that maybe things are getting better.

00:23:47.020 Now, when it comes to the Knicks and the Knicks fans,

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00:25:42.000 I can't wait to show you in just a couple of minutes

00:25:46.020 the difference there that something is happening and it's really good and exciting and i'll show

00:25:55.920 you and we saw it this weekend we saw it this weekend let me give you this last night the sports

00:26:02.940 event in uh with the ufc if you saw any of it it was spectacular it really was so well done 0.96

00:26:11.120 so uplifting i mean except for the fighting till you're a bloody you know a bloody stump um you

00:26:18.380 know the the imagery and the lessons and the music and everything was about america and it just made

00:26:25.040 you feel good okay compare that to how you felt after the knicks

00:26:32.700 my mom used to say she had this line and she would always say it she whenever us kids if we

00:26:40.320 would start roughhousing it all you know you knock over a lamp and you crack something that wasn't

00:26:45.100 yours to crack and she'd stop and she'd put her hands on her hips and she would say the same six

00:26:50.980 words i bet your mom said the same thing what did she say kids this is why we don't have nice things

00:26:59.380 i'm like well if they're not nice you don't you shouldn't don't say that to my mom you get beat

00:27:03.960 for that but i heard her voice this weekend i heard it clear this and i meant it just like my

00:27:10.340 mom this is why we can't have nice things because in new york city a basketball team wins its first

00:27:18.020 championship in 53 years 53 years of waiting of loyalty of fathers taking their sons to the garden

00:27:27.300 and what does what do the quote fans do with that joy

00:27:32.420 well somebody was shot they set a school bus on fire you know people tried to hitch a ride on a

00:27:41.860 moving fire truck they kicked out windows of police cars climb statues around two in the

00:27:48.780 morning somebody opened fire in times square seven shots crossroads of the world 17 year old

00:27:54.080 girl hits the ground that was the celebration and that was saturday this thing started earlier

00:28:00.940 a spurs fan grown man 40 miles from home um in spirit 1500 from home in fact walking back to his

00:28:13.480 hotel after game three mob surrounds him they beat him they tear off his jersey off his back

00:28:20.620 like a trophy. After game four, 10 police officers were hurt. One of them taken a glass bottle to

00:28:29.380 the face. Teenager ends up in the hospital. Somebody thought it would be a clever idea

00:28:34.280 to throw eggs at the other team's players at their own hotel. This isn't passion. Passion

00:28:41.200 built the garden. Passion fills the seats. This is something else entirely. You know what this is?

00:28:49.100 this is a society that has forgotten how to be a civil society no regard for anything or anyone

00:28:57.300 okay this is why we can't have nice things and i'm telling you when we lose this when we lose

00:29:05.740 the simple ancient understanding that the stranger in the other jersey is still a human being walking

00:29:12.220 home to his family we're not fans anymore you're not even a citizen anymore you know what you are

00:29:17.280 you're an animal you're an animal and that's what i saw on the streets of new york animals

00:29:23.740 and the most chilling part is how fast it happens how thin the floor turned out to be 0.95

00:29:30.280 because everything is tribal now absolutely everything your team your party your flag

00:29:36.260 your side and the other guy he's not a rival he's prey

00:29:39.620 did he call them animals yes i did i don't care what color anybody is don't care don't care

00:29:51.540 anybody who is doing that you're an animal tell me how else do i describe somebody who just

00:29:59.760 does not see another human being and they are so excited that they just want to beat somebody with

00:30:07.660 a chair at a five guys you know and i want to ask a question you know that nobody in a position of

00:30:15.980 influence seems willing to ask out loud if the so-called influencers and the leaders and the

00:30:22.700 famous faces won't step forward and condemn this in the harshest possible terms who will

00:30:29.460 because here's the easy step you think i know nothing about here's the layup

00:30:35.820 i think the knicks the coaches and the players especially the players the the players that the

00:30:44.760 kids worship they all should have walked out the first time this happened they should have

00:30:51.640 walked out together and said if this is how you celebrate we don't want you as fans you are not

00:30:59.440 our fans. You shame our team. You shame our city. You shame this game. You know, a few players

00:31:09.460 muttered something respectful into a press conference microphone, and good for them.

00:31:15.060 But a soundbite is not a stand. A stand is the team coming out shoulder to shoulder,

00:31:21.980 looking at the camera and telling the mob, not in our name.

00:31:24.960 that's what you know and and the knicks can still do it it's got to be done today

00:31:31.980 but they should say you did any of this you are not a fan you are not worthy of wearing a knicks

00:31:40.600 jersey because that's not who we are we'll have nothing to do with any of this and you know what

00:31:47.840 we want everyone prosecuted to the utmost you were involved in this you should go to jail

00:31:57.280 and if the teams won't do it then the city should let me ask you this how much money has new york 0.99

00:32:03.560 paid or any other city how much have you paid for those stupid uh franchises to be in your city and 0.95

00:32:11.860 what do they say it brings money into the city well really does it i mean you built the stadium 0.98

00:32:18.780 with public money you pay the police to clean up after the riot you pay for the burned out

00:32:25.380 bus the broken windows the hospital bills why why is the taxpayer on the hook for this

00:32:32.720 i think the city should start finding the franchises if the franchise won't stand up

00:32:38.140 against this stuff then the city should start finding them your your fans and they'll all say

00:32:43.880 these aren't our fans well they're doing it in your name so what are you doing to make sure you

00:32:47.920 say you're not a fan of ours what are you doing to say not in our name don't do it

00:32:55.140 you know let the people who profit from the passion pay for the carnage that the passion

00:33:02.480 is now producing the people who beat that guy who threw the bottle who fired the shots find

00:33:08.960 him prosecute him put him in prison if that's what the facts warrant then that's you know you

00:33:15.920 put somebody else in a hospital bed i think you should charge it like attempted murder

00:33:20.740 that wasn't a crime of passion you're just an animal that's it it's not a riot it's a crime

00:33:28.660 against another human being,

00:33:30.480 and I don't really count you as another human being.

00:33:34.700 Here's the warning, and I want you to really hear it.

00:33:37.540 A free society cannot survive

00:33:40.300 if it requires a police state to hold it together.

00:33:43.940 That's the whole game.

00:33:45.260 That's it.

00:33:46.160 That's it.

00:33:47.100 You cannot have a free society

00:33:49.480 if every time your team wins, 0.98

00:33:52.520 you go out and try to kill people. 1.00

00:33:54.800 You decide, I'm going to tear the whole city down. 1.00

00:33:57.380 I'm going to set things on fire 1.00

00:33:59.600 I'm going to shoot people 1.00

00:34:00.760 I'm going to go into a five guys 1.00

00:34:03.220 And I'm going to steal the food 0.95

00:34:04.860 And then I'm going to beat the people behind the counter 0.98

00:34:07.200 With a chair 0.99

00:34:08.080 You can't have a free society

00:34:12.640 Liberty depends on

00:34:15.240 You

00:34:16.340 Governing yourself

00:34:17.960 You can have a

00:34:22.160 You can have a bottle

00:34:23.420 You can even have the worst thing inside of you

00:34:25.980 say oh i got a bottle in my hand i should throw it at that guy because i'm celebrating and then

00:34:31.340 the human part of you should say hey dummy don't do that what are you doing and not because a cop

00:34:36.720 is watching but because that guy knows better the moment you have a society where they just don't

00:34:45.400 know any better that the people on the street just don't know and i don't buy that at all here's what

00:34:51.620 they know nobody's going to do anything about it i can get away with this over and over and over

00:34:56.940 again we taught everybody at blm ah you can march oh that's not marching that's burning cities down

00:35:04.280 what martin luther king did was march what blm did was burn cities down

00:35:12.420 what the knicks fans did is not celebrating that's burning cities down the days of burning

00:35:19.260 our cities down to the ground they got to come to an end enough is enough and if the decent people

00:35:25.340 the leaders the athletes the ones who make millions of dollars because people go to see them

00:35:32.860 if they don't get on those megaphones and end it now you know what then i guarantee you some

00:35:39.620 authoritarian with a badge and a boot will end it all for all of us and maybe there's a few people

00:35:45.860 that want that but the vast majority of americans don't you know if you act like an animal i guess

00:35:52.860 you need to be kept in a cage you know i keep coming back to the people who changed the world

00:36:00.340 it was king it was gandhi it was a carpenter from nazareth every one of them faced violence

00:36:07.240 real violence far worse than a lost basketball game or even less understandable a win and every

00:36:15.660 one of them refused to pick up a chair.

00:36:19.020 They refused

00:36:20.060 to become the thing that they were fighting.

00:36:23.440 This isn't even that they're fighting.

00:36:25.740 They're not even fighting.

00:36:27.520 The Knicks won.

00:36:29.740 They're not fighting.

00:36:31.420 They're not sad. This is their happy.

00:36:33.900 I'd hate to see them pissed off.

00:36:38.920 The refusal

00:36:39.920 to act like an animal

00:36:41.760 is what built

00:36:43.520 every nice thing we have.

00:36:45.660 the mob in Times Square is what tears it down.

00:36:49.600 So enough.

00:36:50.840 Enough is enough.

00:36:52.100 On almost every front, I think America has had enough.

00:36:57.360 But this one is easy.

00:36:59.600 This one's right there.

00:37:00.900 Athletes, the NBA, stand up.

00:37:03.680 Do it today. 1.00

00:37:05.160 Do it today, you cowards. 0.99

00:37:07.220 Say it clearly. 0.99

00:37:08.320 Say it now.

00:37:09.120 Mean it.

00:37:10.200 We will not be celebrated this way.

00:37:13.960 Do that much.

00:37:15.660 just just just the basics i know you're busy lecturing us about all kinds of other things

00:37:22.000 love you got to lecture us about love all the time why don't you just take a day and stand up

00:37:29.280 and say hey we'd like to have nice things and we can't have nice things kids if you behave this way

00:37:39.320 so don't behave this way

00:37:42.120 or you'll become my father

00:37:45.160 you don't want me to stop this car

00:37:47.220 do I need to stop this car

00:37:48.520 you don't want me to stop this car

00:37:50.200 that's what the NBA should say 0.75

00:37:53.460 today

00:37:55.000 the players

00:37:57.100 should be out front

00:37:58.660 will they?

00:38:01.940 no

00:38:02.120 no

00:38:03.240 because the NBA can't police their own

00:38:07.780 back in a minute

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00:41:48.260 olympics um i like it when there's a story behind it so you know what you're rooting for you know

00:41:54.140 what i mean i mean the the idea that you know they haven't won a championship since 1973

00:42:00.060 and the Knicks won against the Spurs.

00:42:04.440 Did they not in 73?

00:42:07.520 But they haven't won for over 50 years.

00:42:10.280 So here they are in the finals

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00:42:22.180 This guy, this should have been the story,

00:42:26.000 but it wasn't the story

00:42:27.340 because all we were talking about the next day

00:42:29.660 was did you see what the Knicks fans did this guy um he is uh he signs to the Knicks in 2022

00:42:38.280 everybody lambasts him because he's undersized uh unathletic he's a guard has never been a true

00:42:47.000 number one option everybody was like he can't handle the pressure of Madison Square Garden

00:42:51.820 blah blah blah but everybody overlooks all the intangibles and his integrity and his pedigree

00:42:58.800 his dad his dad is Rick Brunson former Knicks player and current assistant coach who was in

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00:43:13.180 father and son the first father and son duo to both play in finals for the Knicks

00:43:18.580 um he they win because father and son uh heart skill family legacy working together

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00:46:41.900 welcome to the glenn beck program it's monday i have a message for elizabeth warren

00:46:55.420 um i would be nice about it too uh she doesn't understand how anything works um you know it's 0.94

00:47:03.860 the way these people are most of them are attorneys i don't know what she is besides 0.68

00:47:08.560 somebody who fakes that she's a native american and a politician um but uh you know a society

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00:47:26.060 want to work too hard etc etc and there's nothing wrong with that everybody is cut from a different

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00:47:38.000 some really bad places and sometimes it can you know lead into really good places and there's

00:47:43.580 been a few people like this um like benjamin franklin uh that was a an entrepreneur an inventor

00:47:52.540 that uh was an amazing man i think um nikolai tesla was an amazing guy cut from the same cloth

00:48:02.620 and the same thing with elon musk but but platner has now said uh ggc that elon musk just became the 0.98

00:48:11.080 world's first trillionaire let's make sure he's the last okay platner you're a moron too um i'm 0.99

00:48:19.140 sorry that's not what jesus would say but i don't know if jesus had to deal with so many morons 0.99

00:48:24.180 um but elizabeth warren said pretty much the same thing this should be a wake-up call to all of us 0.93

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00:49:59.740 This weekend, Elizabeth Warren stood out in front of a camera

00:50:03.000 and told you that a man becoming wealthy

00:50:06.180 should be a wake-up call.

00:50:10.000 Okay.

00:50:12.140 Elon Musk just became the world's first trillionaire.

00:50:15.820 Pretty cool.

00:50:17.380 Pretty cool.

00:50:18.840 On Friday, SpaceX went public.

00:50:21.860 Stock price, wealthiest man on Earth,

00:50:24.520 crossed a line no human being in history has ever crossed.

00:50:28.460 It's a huge responsibility.

00:50:30.820 Huge responsibility.

00:50:31.800 and you know fame and fortune generally are battery acid to the soul but you know let's see

00:50:40.180 what happens here so the senator from massachusetts and uh also platner comes out

00:50:47.140 she posts the video says the typical american family will have to work 11 million years to

00:50:52.440 match his fortune okay impossible so uh she called it a feature of a rigged economy how is it that

00:50:59.660 it's rigged well it doesn't matter how she got there the point is we need a wealth tax okay

00:51:06.340 so let me do something that washington never does let's actually think because i'm going to tell you

00:51:14.760 something and i want you to stay with me because where i'm going is not where you think i'm going

00:51:18.920 there is a problem here there really is elizabeth warren is right that there is a problem okay so

00:51:28.100 she's half right maybe she has the wrong half you know she's missing the only half that matters

00:51:34.440 but let me start the story okay where it actually starts rewind back to 2002 a guy may make some

00:51:43.240 money on the internet he decides he's going to build rockets not buy a rocket company build

00:51:49.260 rockets compete with boeing compete with lockheed okay compete with governments like russia china

00:51:56.700 the EU, the established launch industry, an industry that for 50 years had exactly one

00:52:06.000 direction of travel, and that was up and to the right on cost. Every rocket more expensive than

00:52:15.820 the last. NASA didn't even, when he asked them, well, what's your budget? They said, what do you

00:52:20.360 mean what's our budget well what is your budget we we just want it to work yeah but there's got

00:52:28.340 to be some budget they didn't even know how to put a budget together okay and what the industry

00:52:35.580 had given the world was every rocket would be thrown away after one use it was like it was like

00:52:43.960 tearing up a 747 after a single flight to london and then it's kleenex and you throw it away

00:52:50.460 he was asked more than once what are your odds i mean you don't this is not what you do

00:52:59.040 what how are you going to do this and he didn't lie to himself or anybody else he said he figured

00:53:04.140 he had maybe a 10 chance 90 chance he would lose everything and go back to being broke he said i

00:53:12.000 expect to fail. And he nearly did. First, I think I said two earlier, but I think it's three. The

00:53:18.820 first three launches blew up, okay? The fourth launch was the last dime he had. If it failed,

00:53:27.940 he was over. Guess what? It didn't fail. Then watch what that one stubborn man did to an entire

00:53:38.800 industry that the smartest the actual rocket scientists say could never be changed he builds

00:53:47.960 the first privately developed liquid fuel rocket to reach orbit now you're not going to space i'm

00:53:54.560 not going to space you might think well i don't care oh you do this guy has changed the world

00:54:00.980 first private company to dock a spacecraft with the international space station that's something

00:54:08.160 only national governments had ever done.

00:54:10.240 And then when Boeing tries to do it,

00:54:12.580 their rocket gets them into space

00:54:15.320 and then they can't get back.

00:54:16.940 Guess who rescues?

00:54:18.980 Yeah, yeah.

00:54:20.800 Okay, then the big one.

00:54:22.380 The big one was the one that everyone said was impossible.

00:54:25.940 He landed a rocket booster back on its legs.

00:54:30.980 Remember the first time you ever saw that?

00:54:32.400 The rocket coming back down controlled

00:54:34.200 and then landing on a landing pad?

00:54:38.160 Why is he doing that?

00:54:39.720 So you're not taking a 747 and throwing it away

00:54:42.600 after a flight to London.

00:54:44.320 It could fly again and again and again and again.

00:54:47.420 Do you know how much money that has saved you?

00:54:50.760 Do you know how much money that has saved?

00:54:52.220 Every time somebody has to put up a communication satellite

00:54:54.960 up into space, that requires a rocket.

00:54:58.460 Go ahead, pay for that 747.

00:55:00.860 You're gonna pay for it when you're paying your phone bill

00:55:03.100 or whatever it is that, you know,

00:55:05.160 whatever company put that satellite up into space,

00:55:08.160 Or are you going to pay for it with your taxes?

00:55:11.080 Okay, I'd like it a little cheaper.

00:55:14.280 He took the single most expensive part of going to space

00:55:17.780 and turned it into something you reuse, like a plane.

00:55:22.780 Launch costs, they didn't go down.

00:55:24.660 They collapsed.

00:55:26.320 He didn't trim the industry.

00:55:28.180 He completely reset the industry.

00:55:31.920 When American astronauts needed a ride to space,

00:55:35.320 you know what we used to have to do? 0.99

00:55:36.680 we used to have to buy seats from the russians pay moscow hat in hand to get our own people up

00:55:44.300 into space he ended that an american company american rockets american crews he gave this

00:55:52.140 back to the country almost single-handedly now that's space okay that's space let's come back

00:56:00.720 to earth here for a second he also changed the world and then he gave it away and a completely

00:56:06.460 the other way. Everyone, everyone said a mass market electric car was a fantasy. It was a toy

00:56:13.920 for rich people in California. The legacy automakers had a hundred years of engineering,

00:56:20.360 billions in capital armies of lobbyists, and they all agreed couldn't be done at scale,

00:56:26.240 shouldn't be tried. And every time they tried, they made a crap car. Remember what Chevy came 0.99

00:56:32.760 up with it burst into flames he did it and in doing it he dragged the entire global auto industry

00:56:40.220 behind him kicking and screaming they did everything they could to put this guy out of

00:56:44.800 business they say this was impossible to do every electric vehicle on the road today from every

00:56:52.820 manufacturer on earth exists in the world he forced open and then he did something that should

00:57:01.280 stop elizabeth warren from bitching all the time because it's the opposite she said that every

00:57:06.860 billionaire is in 2014 he starts tesla and he's inventing all of this new technology

00:57:13.840 and what does he do he's like yeah i'm not gonna patent it wait a minute what you hold it what

00:57:20.920 that's how you make money he pledged the company would not sue anyone who used its technology in

00:57:27.860 good faith he gave all of his technology to his competitors the patents are crown jewels the

00:57:36.080 everything every corporate lawyer on the planet tells you to lock in a vault and defend till death

00:57:41.680 he just opens them up and gives them away by the way just so you know coca-cola coca-cola still has

00:57:49.000 their recipe of soda pop locked in their vault he took a car all brand new technology he's like

00:57:57.440 yeah whatever do whatever you want with it just do it in good faith wow you see any do you see

00:58:04.800 any pharmaceutical companies doing that you see mr pfizer doing that he did it for the good of

00:58:11.780 the whole industry because he believed in something for the good of mankind to speed the world toward

00:58:17.340 a goal he believed in more than he believed in squeezing the last dollar out of a monopoly

00:58:22.680 a greedy man doesn't give away his patents

00:58:25.540 a greedy man doesn't do that

00:58:27.540 remember that

00:58:28.360 and like it or not

00:58:31.000 and I know some do not

00:58:33.240 he is the reason

00:58:35.240 that voices

00:58:36.080 that powerful governments

00:58:39.220 and corporations all around

00:58:41.480 the world wanted to silence

00:58:43.640 are still being heard

00:58:45.240 wouldn't you know when he put up a

00:58:49.340 satellite network

00:58:50.100 do you know how he changed the world

00:58:52.380 you think he doesn't affect you suddenly people in war zones and dictatorships and dead zones and

00:58:59.020 people who live out in the middle of nowhere here in america have a connection to the world that no

00:59:04.920 regime could pull the plug on every time there's a problem and uh thugs and dictators start to march

00:59:12.540 in what does he do he sends his his technology in for free then he also brought a you know bought

00:59:23.100 the town square that had quietly become a place where the wrong opinions disappeared the wrong

00:59:27.980 people were locked out he reopens the doors now you can argue about how he did it but you can't

00:59:34.100 argue about which direction he pushed he pushed towards more speech not less towards louder not

00:59:40.920 quieter. In an age where the instinct of every government and every corporation is to manage

00:59:48.540 what you're allowed to say, one man said, no, I think you should be able to say whatever you want.

00:59:53.940 I mean, if that isn't the whole idea of America, I don't know what is.

00:59:59.280 This is the combination of Edison and Tesla for our generation. The inventor who builds the thing,

01:00:06.500 the visionary who sees the current that will power the next century, both in one man.

01:00:17.180 I don't think we're ever going to see another one like this in our lifetimes. We won't.

01:00:22.620 Now, let me tell you about a guy that Elizabeth Warren will never tell you about. It happened

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01:00:36.500 Okay, Elizabeth, we'll go there in 60 seconds.

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01:02:00.040 so what happens spacex goes public on friday elon musk becomes a trillionaire but he's not

01:02:21.480 the only one who got rich on friday morning thousands of spacex employees became millionaires

01:02:27.920 in a single morning thousands people you'll never hear of never meet never will never know their

01:02:34.580 name let me just tell you about one of them i don't know his name he's a welder 20 years ago

01:02:40.680 he had a good union job steady safe strange company with a strange weirdo founder and a 10

01:02:47.560 percent chance of survival often offered him less money come and weld these rocket parts for me it's

01:02:53.100 going to be less money you're going to work hard really long hours and i'll give you stock paper

01:02:59.340 options okay a piece of a company that the smartest people in the world said was literally going to

01:03:06.440 blow up literally blow up his wife thought he was crazy his father-in-law definitely thought he was

01:03:12.080 crazy. Take the safe job. What are you doing betting on a man's dream? This guy is crazy. 0.97

01:03:18.940 He decided he'd do it. He'd work for less. He'd work for stock. He worked nights. He missed 0.99

01:03:23.700 dinners. He welded the seams on rockets that exploded on the launch pad. And then he'd show

01:03:29.080 up the next morning and he'd weld the next one. And he prayed that together they were going to

01:03:33.800 build something amazing. Well, on Friday morning, he woke up a millionaire. That's capitalism.

01:03:39.600 That is exactly how it is supposed to work.

01:03:43.420 The man who risks, and the man who risks everything, gets a big payday.

01:03:50.380 He pulls others up with him who also risk, who bet on him when the betting was insane.

01:03:56.520 And when it pays off, it pays them too.

01:03:59.680 The reward was enormous because the risk was enormous.

01:04:04.000 These people in Washington have never risked anything in their entire life.

01:04:08.000 this guy was willing to risk everything over and over and over and over again

01:04:14.520 you don't fix that you don't tax that into oblivion you celebrate that you get on your

01:04:24.080 knees and you thank god you live in a country where a welder can become a millionaire because

01:04:27.920 he believed in something before it was safe to believe in it and here's where it goes wrong

01:04:34.120 so what is the problem i told you she had it half right because there is a problem but it's not the

01:04:39.280 trillion dollars it's never been the trillion dollars it's where capitalism goes wrong and

01:04:44.080 listen carefully because this is the whole thing it goes wrong the moment the rich and the powerful

01:04:49.280 stop competing in the market and stop and start competing in washington it goes wrong the moment

01:04:56.220 a corporation realizes it's easier to buy a senator like elizabeth warren than it is to beat

01:05:01.720 a rival it goes wrong when the people who run an industry start writing the laws that govern their 1.00

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01:05:13.600 own so they go to the experts and say hey regulate your own industry that's the corruption it's not 1.00

01:05:20.340 the wealth it's the fusion it's the handshake between the boardroom and the capital when the

01:05:26.300 Money buys the rules.

01:05:27.720 The rules stop protecting you and start protecting them.

01:05:31.920 And if you think this is new, have you ever read about the railroad?

01:05:37.160 In 1800s, railroads were the SpaceX of their day.

01:05:40.780 Great machines reshaped the entire continent.

01:05:43.360 They competed brutally, vicious price wars.

01:05:46.420 The biggest railroads kept losing control of everything.

01:05:48.860 They tried to fix prices privately and failed.

01:05:53.860 So one of the railroad guys gets a better idea.

01:05:56.920 Wait a minute.

01:05:57.340 If we can't win the market, why don't we buy the referee?

01:06:02.580 So in 1887, Washington creates the Interstate Commerce Commission,

01:06:08.300 and they're going to regulate all the railroads on behalf of the public.

01:06:11.500 Sounds great.

01:06:12.640 People demanded oversight, and they got it.

01:06:15.440 Except a few years later, the U.S. Attorney General, a man named Richard Olney,

01:06:20.960 who had come right out of the railroad industry wrote a private letter to a railroad executive 0.93

01:06:26.980 who wanted the new commission abolished and he said don't be foolish don't what are you doing 0.84

01:06:31.540 keep the commission because the commission satisfies the public demand for somebody to

01:06:36.000 watch the railroads while it leaves in practice it leaves the railroads largely alone and over time

01:06:42.500 the commission will become a shield for the industry okay it will protect you from the

01:06:49.860 competition and from the public's anger excuse me what did he just say yeah that's the problem

01:06:58.760 with capitalism the problem is not the dreamer is not the trillion dollars the problem is the

01:07:05.500 referees the referees they're on the take and they partner the minute that elon musk says you know

01:07:15.720 what I want to put my people, my competitors out of business, as long as he's still willing

01:07:20.480 to honestly compete, capitalism works fine. And we should be grateful for it.

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01:09:17.860 You know, I can't wait to see Go Home is John Cornyn.

01:09:22.160 That guy can't be gone fast enough.

01:09:25.020 He and Mitch McConnell, they just go away, go away.

01:09:27.980 um and that's not a comment on mitch mcconnell's health um you know sorry to hear about his health

01:09:33.560 um he's been sick for a very long time but you know i can't wait for their terms and them to

01:09:39.200 be replaced um john cornyn uh came out with a tweet this weekend to mike lee mike i'm a co-sponsor

01:09:48.520 of your save america act and repeatedly voted for this but you just don't have the votes and

01:09:53.980 John Thune can't change that.

01:09:56.180 You know, it's math.

01:09:57.660 Try focusing on Democrats instead of the Republicans.

01:10:00.940 Republican and Republican attacks are hurting our chances to win the majority in November.

01:10:06.000 Yeah, like you have a clue on how to win, John Cornyn.

01:10:09.900 This guy has it out, and he is going to do everything he can to stop the Save America.

01:10:16.760 Mark my words.

01:10:18.400 He and Mitch McConnell are going to do everything they can

01:10:22.960 as their last hurrah to make sure that thing doesn't pass.

01:10:27.200 And Donald Trump came out over the weekend in a true social post, thank God.

01:10:32.720 He said, the renewal of Section 02 of the Save America Act,

01:10:39.860 he said, I'm against FISA if it doesn't come with the Save America Act,

01:10:44.580 the full version firmly attached to it.

01:10:47.580 so he's telling them and i'm so glad he is calling their bluff because it is a bluff it is a bluff

01:10:55.200 um bill pulte um he is the interim acting director of national intelligence now not forever and he's

01:11:06.140 not some radical overhaul overnight you know what i mean he's just a guy who has been with trump for

01:11:12.300 a while trusted set of eyes for a few months while we get the new guy in to replace tulsi gabbard

01:11:19.620 and what happens the establishment voices the democrats some of them republicans intel lifers

01:11:26.800 they threaten to let faiza section 702 die you tell me these are the guys who pull for every war

01:11:34.820 they pull for every every spy thing that they can possibly get their hands on they they pull for the

01:11:42.140 They are the ones that have said, hands off Section 702.

01:11:46.600 They're the ones.

01:11:47.840 It's vital for national security.

01:11:49.520 They won't even let you talk about it.

01:11:51.580 They don't want it even open up nothing.

01:11:54.180 Just pass it, pass it, pass it, pass it, pass it.

01:11:56.680 And now they're saying, if this guy gets in as the acting director of DNI,

01:12:01.180 he's so dangerous at this time that we will tell Donald Trump he can't have.

01:12:07.840 Really?

01:12:08.760 You're not going to let Donald Trump have Section 702?

01:12:11.780 really you guys you guys well no no no we can't bill is just too dangerous for the american people

01:12:23.200 really so you say section 02 faiza is is so important and we're dealing with threats from

01:12:30.880 china and iran and the cartels across the border really you'd stab your own mother to death for a

01:12:38.240 clean renewal in normal times, but an outsider comes out. Suddenly it's a crisis. Ditch that.

01:12:44.760 We won't pass that. We won't give that to you, Trump. Yes, you will. Yes, you will. You will.

01:12:53.500 Okay. Now I want to be fair. Qualifications matter. Experience and intelligence is serious

01:12:58.760 business, but he's interim. He's interim. Well, he's too weak. Is he? Is he? Because I think your

01:13:07.180 reaction shows to me that you're in a panic i don't know what you're panicked about but you're

01:13:13.280 panicking you're willing to give something up that literally i think you really would 0.51

01:13:19.140 stab your mother to death for section 702 i don't know why but now all of a sudden what are you

01:13:27.000 afraid of what are you afraid of exposure you're afraid that this guy is going to come in and 0.95

01:13:33.940 expose something you remember the church committee in the 1970s after watergate it revealed that the

01:13:40.500 fbi and cia were spying on civil rights leaders martin luther king anti-war voices even sitting

01:13:47.240 presidents and their opponents congress created faiza to check our intelligence community okay to

01:13:55.040 restore trust but what happened the tool meant for protection becomes the weapon okay we've seen it

01:14:04.840 the backdoor searches the political queries the house of cards of selective leaks and

01:14:10.020 protected narratives okay so tulsi gabbard releases uh you know information on this

01:14:18.160 then she leaves and then this guy comes in and they're like yeah we're not going to do it

01:14:22.860 Trump, stand your ground. Be a badass. Be the badass we all know you are. Stand your ground.

01:14:29.420 They're bluffing. They're bluffing. What are they so afraid of? What are they so afraid of?

01:14:35.540 So Tulsi comes out, same people, by the way. Tulsi comes out, what was it, Friday, and she releases,

01:14:41.620 she declassifies slides of these documents about U.S.-funded bio labs in Ukraine and beyond.

01:14:51.620 over 40 labs, hundreds of millions, dangerous pathogens, anthrax, plague, Ebola, okay?

01:15:02.320 And we've known about these places.

01:15:04.700 They've been known about broad strokes for years as, quote, threat reduction, okay?

01:15:11.140 But transparency? No, no, no.

01:15:13.740 They're just reducing our threat, uh-huh, uh-huh, okay?

01:15:18.280 So she exposes these, and they're in Ukraine.

01:15:21.620 huh and now it's a russian conspiracy theory that those exist well can i just ask you just

01:15:29.140 just let me just ask you before i get into any of the other parts of this do you think it's a

01:15:34.200 good idea does it makes common sense to you um if we have anthrax and ebola sitting in a laboratory

01:15:41.580 in ukraine that is currently at war with russia do you think it's a good idea or should we just 0.84

01:15:50.720 go take a flamethrower and burn all of those dangerous pathogens out of those buildings 0.97

01:15:57.580 should we just destroy all of those pathogens why do we have them sitting there in these bio labs 0.98

01:16:02.760 that are in a war zone now look at the loudest people shout shouting about this okay the ones 0.98

01:16:11.580 who are saying you know she's just uh she's a conspiracy theorist with the documents they're

01:16:18.020 embedded ukraine correspondence strong advocates to send more money to ukraine in congress and

01:16:25.740 defense analysts that are tied to the status quo the same crowd clutching their pearls same people

01:16:33.100 clutching their pearls over the new dni chief they don't like what she did with ukraine and

01:16:39.020 then this new guy he's got to be stopped too i'll get rid of fisa i'll tell you i'll do it i'll do

01:16:44.360 it go jump off that cliff okay you've got you've got all of these all of these people that are

01:16:52.660 coming i just read the story at glennbeck.com you'll find all of the names of these people but

01:16:59.560 they're all the same they and you know what they're they're framing this whole thing as

01:17:06.480 kremlin propaganda like tulsi gabbard is now working for the kremlin have you ever noticed

01:17:13.660 When outsiders get close to auditing foreign entanglements, surveillance powers, risky overseas labs, the defenses go nuclear.

01:17:24.960 All of a sudden, all of a sudden, it's got to be stopped.

01:17:27.740 It's the worst problem ever.

01:17:29.180 They just go crazy.

01:17:31.760 To me, it feels like fear of exposure.

01:17:35.400 And maybe not all of them, but somewhere, somebody, somebody in that web is applying enormous pressure.

01:17:42.340 stop this stop this stop this you know because real sunlight on how FISA has been used

01:17:50.060 and bio biolab funding past ops threatens the whole machine

01:17:57.740 the one that kept us entangled spending billions while Americans are struggling at home

01:18:05.640 Yeah, I'd like to know how that happened.

01:18:08.140 Wouldn't you?

01:18:09.960 Yeah.

01:18:11.600 Kind of reminds me of what I learned the hard way in my own life.

01:18:16.460 If you want to fix yourself, just talking about you, not the country or anything else,

01:18:21.020 just you, radical honesty is required.

01:18:23.700 When you live in lies, which as an alcoholic, I was absolutely living in absolute lies.

01:18:30.360 I was lying to myself and everybody else.

01:18:32.200 I'm not an alcoholic.

01:18:33.380 I don't have a problem.

01:18:34.240 what are you talking about i'm fine uh-huh when you protect the addiction or the cover-up

01:18:41.440 you'll burn everything down before admitting the truth

01:18:45.420 you will i tell you what i'm not gonna is i won't pass zero to that section is gonna tell you that

01:18:54.700 right now really uh-huh those who change those who heal are the ones who surrender to the light

01:19:03.380 And that's what America needs right now.

01:19:06.220 No more secrets, no more trust us.

01:19:09.260 Trump, call their bluff.

01:19:11.840 Don't blink. 0.97

01:19:12.820 Be the badass.

01:19:14.700 They're not going to let FISA actually lapse.

01:19:17.740 And I'd applaud if they did.

01:19:20.680 They need it too much.

01:19:23.580 Use this moment.

01:19:26.060 Leverage it for real reform.

01:19:28.700 Tie it to the Save America Act priorities like you just said you would.

01:19:32.480 border security spending restraint ending endless foreign adventures without any kind of

01:19:39.520 accountability audit these programs properly pressure for what we need transparency

01:19:47.280 declassification where it serves the people reforms that protect americans first it's not

01:19:54.760 zero for some this could be a very this could be a win-win kind of the hard kind they'll get their

01:20:01.640 surveillance tool with real oversight and warrants, and we get sunlight on the bio labs,

01:20:07.480 the foreign funding webs, the surveillance abuses. The American people win when the powerful are

01:20:13.380 afraid of us knowing the truth, not the other way around. And history, I mean, it shows the cycle

01:20:18.700 over and over again. Church committee, post-Snowden, Russiagate. Every time, every time the people

01:20:25.780 demand answers, the machine fights back. This is the machine. Courage breaks it. Being willing to

01:20:33.240 lose breaks it. Look at the persecuted Christians. Many times they're the happiest people. 0.99

01:20:40.780 The gates of hell have opened up against them. You know why they're happy? They're standing in

01:20:45.160 the truth. They know what the truth is. Or the founders that risked everything against tyranny,

01:20:51.220 Lives, fortune, sacred honor.

01:20:53.020 Some of them lost everything.

01:20:54.640 They weren't complaining about it

01:20:55.920 because truth gave them the courage to do it and the hope.

01:21:01.660 Kind of like, you know, you were born for a time such as this.

01:21:04.820 That's you.

01:21:06.660 You can admit it or not, but that's the truth.

01:21:09.240 You were born for this time.

01:21:11.120 These problems.

01:21:12.520 We don't need more idols of power or endless wars.

01:21:15.600 We need truth.

01:21:16.820 We need self-reliance. 0.98

01:21:17.820 We need faith, faith in God, faith in ourselves, faith that, you know, we'll get our crap together. 0.98

01:21:23.920 One of these days, we'll get our crap together and we'll stand up and go, you know what? 0.97

01:21:27.240 I'm kind of tired of this stuff. 0.98

01:21:29.660 You know, we'll create a neighborhood that prepare, that treat each other right, a country that rejects living by lies.

01:21:40.960 One of these days, we're going to get it.

01:21:42.260 It's going to happen and it's going to happen.

01:21:44.180 We're either going to do it the easy way or it's going to happen the hard way.

01:21:46.560 believe me believe me god wins every time when you're living in a lie it always it always comes

01:21:52.120 down it always comes down the longer you wait to go okay okay you know the longer it takes you to

01:21:59.940 say that the harder it's going to be to get back up on your feet but you'll get back on your feet 0.95

01:22:03.640 i just rather do it before it i mean i've done it before it sucks it sucks but the longer we wait 0.96

01:22:11.000 keep investigating mr president appoint the disruptors they're afraid of him 0.94

01:22:17.960 threaten that you're going to make him permanent and you call your representative demand they

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01:28:43.500 Hello America. There's a lot going on tomorrow. I'm really excited for tomorrow's show because

01:28:49.800 tomorrow I'm going to, I'm going to build a case that we're at a turning point and it's a good

01:28:54.040 turning point. Should we choose to accept it, Mr. Phelps? But it's a good turning point. It is

01:29:01.440 something that I think, I mean, I really, I had a hard time sleeping last night. I probably slept

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01:29:28.200 know there's a lot of foreigners here now uh and they are pointing out all of the good things that

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01:29:48.520 he is a guy who is seeking asylum here in the united states and he says americans are taking

01:29:55.520 the u.s for granted and i think we are we just we don't realize what we have um and he's a guy who

01:30:03.240 came from South Africa and trying to stay here and become a citizen or at least get asylum,

01:30:12.800 actual asylum, because of what is happening to the farmers in South Africa. A lot of people say

01:30:18.200 this isn't true. I'm going to ask him. Let him tell you. Hear it from the horse's mouth. Hear

01:30:24.880 it from a guy who's experienced what's happening with the white farmers and the genocide that 0.59

01:30:31.060 some say are happening in uh south africa i happen to believe it but you can decide we're

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01:31:49.960 Jason, welcome to the program, sir.

01:31:51.580 How are you?

01:31:52.700 I'm great.

01:31:53.380 Thank you for having me, Glenn.

01:31:54.220 I'm living in the land of the free and so much opportunity.

01:31:57.560 I am ecstatic to be in the United States.

01:32:00.060 It is a great time to be here.

01:32:01.280 Like you say, something miraculous is about to happen.

01:32:04.200 Yeah, I think so too.

01:32:05.480 So you are a sheep and cattle farmer now in Alabama?

01:32:09.620 Yes, sir, I am.

01:32:10.940 I started with a small amount, like five sheep, and I've got up to the hundreds now.

01:32:16.000 And I've got about 25 cattle too and four horses.

01:32:19.900 And I started with, I think I had my first job in the United States.

01:32:23.920 I had $12 an hour.

01:32:25.500 I now earn a six-figure paycheck every year, and I'm thriving,

01:32:31.440 and I'm not discriminated against because I'm white.

01:32:35.180 I don't have 146 race laws against me.

01:32:38.200 I just work hard and play hard, and I'm earning money and just going forward.

01:32:43.180 And just looking at you on Zoom, you seem to have spent some time out in the sun recently,

01:32:49.760 maybe a little too much time in the sun.

01:32:51.880 I was walking around DC because I've been to DC, not under the Trump administration. And then I

01:32:59.640 went back to DC because I was meeting with the Trump administration in person the past week.

01:33:04.960 And I walked around making these videos because this place is so clean. It's like a transformation.

01:33:10.620 I had no idea it was so clean and I forgot to wear my hat that I've always got on. And now we can see

01:33:15.680 why thanks for noticing yeah yeah yeah no well it's it's not subtle um um so tell me what is

01:33:25.120 happening in south africa and and tell me what has happened to you or your family personally

01:33:31.160 um and and give us some evidence because there's a lot of people in america that either a don't

01:33:37.400 know what's going on or b have been told this is just it's a lie i mean the south african government

01:33:43.680 really has an actual war room that they are creating to try spread misinformation and hide

01:33:50.520 this. South Africa is in turmoil. It's anarchy. It's not the rainbow nation. It is one of the

01:33:56.600 most hateful nations towards minorities, including myself. There's 146 race laws. That's why 0.98

01:34:02.760 Elon Musk can't get Starlink over there. And with the farm murders, there is more than 180 farm

01:34:09.940 attacks every year dozens and dozens of murders there's approximately a murder every seven to

01:34:16.500 ten days and it's not just normal murders it's torture it's where a 12 year old gets boiled

01:34:22.060 alive in a bath or they cut your achilles off while they tie you tie you to a chair and they 0.71

01:34:28.240 make you watch them rape 10 people rape your five-year-old daughter um things that are there 0.98

01:34:33.660 are barbaric and inhumane and i'm sorry that i have to be so abrupt but like i told the trump 0.80

01:34:37.740 administration i'm going to be raw for example a story of my my cousin named dion he lives on a

01:34:43.500 small farm near pretoria and he was having a bri it's like a cookout that we it's our cultural

01:34:48.620 thing at 11 o'clock at night and with his two young girls this is just after i left and why

01:34:54.940 i pleaded for asylum that i don't want to go back i always went to visit them and eight black men

01:35:00.300 broke in uh and it was deemed a normal break-in and they shot him through the back of the head 0.76

01:35:06.060 the bullet came out the front of his face they then threw him in the fire burnt him with a grid 1.00

01:35:10.860 and urinated on him while they sang uh die white bastard and his little girls had to witness this 0.99

01:35:17.740 and um he doesn't get a news article it doesn't get anything i have got a cousin who was kidnapped 0.99

01:35:23.980 and put into the trunk of his vehicle and driven around for hours and then beaten and thrown up

01:35:29.020 my other cousins have been hijacked i've been attacked and there's been two attempts on my

01:35:33.100 life before so they don't look at what you've got they look at what you look like and they attack

01:35:38.420 and the government stands up and sings kill the boy kill the farmer which is direct translation

01:35:43.700 to kill the white man why is it we can't get any any real evidence i mean i know like i've wanted 0.95

01:35:55.840 to go over being able to go over a very dangerous if you're going to report on this and they'll do 0.99

01:36:02.580 everything that they can to shut you down and say that you you know this doesn't exist why

01:36:07.940 why can we not get this information out why or is there all kinds of evidence and we just don't see

01:36:15.820 it glenn there is evidence everywhere and the problem is south africa is a dei project that

01:36:23.740 has failed tremendously so the american left are hiding it with the south african media i mean

01:36:30.260 they literally dismantled a thing called the commando, which used to help protect the farmers.

01:36:36.260 That's the first thing they did. And then in 2007, they stopped recording, the police stopped

01:36:42.560 recording it as farm murders and made it home invasions. But a home invasion, nothing gets

01:36:48.360 stolen in these home invasions, just hours of torture and brutality. So the evidence is out

01:36:53.560 there, but you have to get it from people like me and people on X and people on Facebook who tell

01:36:58.960 the truth. But also remember the people that are in South Africa, if they speak up, they'll suddenly

01:37:04.040 be disappeared or doxxed. Lots of the main news come out and actually state that we are going to

01:37:11.820 be cancelling you and they show your home address and then all of a sudden you've got to be quiet

01:37:15.480 for your safety. But Ernest Rutz is actually coming up to the White House, I believe, in

01:37:20.060 September with a wonderful initiative. And each and every farmer that has been murdered, a white 1.00

01:37:25.740 cross is going to be put on the lawn of the white house so that the world can actually see because

01:37:30.680 president donald trump is the only man in this universe with power that's willing to stand up

01:37:35.760 and fight against these atrocities because what people need need to remember and realize in 0.99

01:37:41.260 america this is the type of stuff that is coming your way if you let in migrants uh at the degree 0.52

01:37:48.440 that they were being let in so i'm so happy president donald trump has closed the border

01:37:52.460 and decided to help people that look like me to assimilate with americans who are christian

01:37:56.620 god-fearing people who want to work hard so wait so you said this was a dei and that's that's the

01:38:02.920 way i view what's happening in south africa is they just started putting dei in and and you know

01:38:08.600 it's not enough to not be racist you have to be anti-racist you have to exact revenge and i mean

01:38:14.960 that's that is truly what i believe is happening there is dei played out to the fullest extent and

01:38:23.780 it's completely out of control um uh but you see you you you also just stated another problem there

01:38:33.280 it wasn't dei you said now it's immigrants what what did immigrants have to do with this in south

01:38:40.060 Africa. No, currently in South Africa, the immigrants are getting blamed for the crime.

01:38:46.160 But if you go over the border from South Africa and you go into Botswana, into Zimbabwe,

01:38:51.640 nobody harms you. Nobody hurts you. So they're trying to portray that it's immigrants

01:38:56.200 coming into South Africa doing these crimes. But that's not the truth. That's just an excuse

01:39:01.240 because there's no such thing as accountability in that. What I'm talking about immigrants in 1.00

01:39:06.000 America. Look at the amount of hate towards America from people who come here. I come here 1.00

01:39:12.520 and I fly the American flag where the other immigrants from Somali come here and steal your 1.00

01:39:17.460 money, rape your children, kill your people, and burn the American flag. That's what I mean by 1.00

01:39:22.920 America needs to invite the right immigrants. How did you get here? And how worried were you 1.00

01:39:33.180 that you wouldn't get asylum i to be honest i thought i would get it much quicker because

01:39:40.140 i now realize and i'll explain to you how the illegals are actually playing the system as a

01:39:45.880 law-abiding citizen i entered the united states legally we were i was working on a cruise ship

01:39:51.080 because i needed to get out of south africa i needed to get out i needed something and i used

01:39:54.760 to go back for four months and i'd still run my capital with my family and so forth and then i'd

01:39:59.680 get back on a cruise ship and then when I left for my last cruise to my last contract out of Miami

01:40:04.860 when I got to Miami three or four days after I'd landed my mom called me and told me about the

01:40:10.320 attack on Dion and his family and I put the phone down and I looked at my wife and I said

01:40:15.720 we are going to be killed and I am going to do something about it I'm going to stop this

01:40:21.060 and the Lord put it on my heart that I can't just save myself I have to save my people

01:40:27.400 And what I did is on 2020, the 1st of January, I started walking with an American flag and a Keep America Great hat on from Austin Capitol Building to the White House.

01:40:38.040 And I started walking and I said, if this is your will, open doors and the doors flung open.

01:40:43.760 And that's how I arrived. And that's what I started to do. So I'm not going to give up until my people are safe.

01:40:53.820 Tell the American people what they can do to help.

01:40:56.720 And where they can find the information.

01:40:58.720 Give me a reliable place where they can go and find all this information.

01:41:03.800 Well, I don't stand with any firms.

01:41:05.760 I'm by myself. 1.00

01:41:06.600 However, someone like AfriForum would be the best bet. 1.00

01:41:10.500 The best bet, they've got documented details about all the murders, the brutality of the murders, et cetera, as well as follow people like me on Twitter. 1.00

01:41:21.120 So you can actually see what's happening firsthand because I get a lot of messages.

01:41:25.620 My Facebook is full, my X account inbox is full of these horrific attacks and murders of people.

01:41:32.400 So it's difficult to share this stuff, but I do share everything I do with a smile because I know the end goal is I'm a Christian man, so I know what the end is.

01:41:41.100 But we do need to do something.

01:41:42.700 So Americans need to use discernment because there's a lot of misinformation.

01:41:46.800 It's the same about your president.

01:41:48.140 Your president could cure Ebola and cancer, and they would literally stand up for cancer. 0.85

01:41:53.080 So white people are being murdered in South Africa, and that does not fit their agenda. 0.69

01:41:58.620 So go on to X, go on to Facebook, and look, and start delving and looking for these, 0.99

01:42:04.000 and look past the parts where they're praising the people, killing the white people,

01:42:08.720 and use discernment to realize that these people are really suffering.

01:42:12.780 And Trump has opened a door for them, and you can get people like me who want to come here,

01:42:17.840 raise sheep, raise cattle, be doctors, be pilots, be engineers, etc.

01:42:23.080 what's uh what's the thing that stands out to you most about america being here man this the amount

01:42:32.920 of safety just the general safety like i i bought my first house ever and i'm i don't have a 10 foot

01:42:40.220 fence around it i mean i understand that there's crime but those places have got a big blue mark

01:42:46.040 on it like a big democratic city those might have crime because you've also got criminals living

01:42:50.340 there but like in alabama over here everybody carries so everybody is safe i mean if you go

01:42:56.580 to the general store no nothing has got fences around it or bulletproof fencing around it i can

01:43:02.400 my wife goes for a walk i mean you see women walking around you don't see that in south africa

01:43:07.440 you see children playing out in the front yards that's not possible in south africa anymore

01:43:11.980 especially if you look like me so the safety is just it's unfathomable how fun and awesome it is 0.64

01:43:17.480 just to feel safe when do you find out about your asylum we're meant to find out next year

01:43:24.840 however i had a meeting with the trump administration as well as many i wish i could

01:43:30.080 say some details on that but they've asked me to keep it private people that can make a change and

01:43:34.880 i'll be meeting with more senators in the upcoming week and hopefully with governor k ivy as well and

01:43:40.780 to create a farm initiative because the south africans that are coming over i want them to be

01:43:46.900 a strong community not dispersed to places like new york and chicago they belong in the south

01:43:51.460 and we want to rebuild the south and help the agricultural sector so hopefully uh no later than

01:43:56.500 last year next year i will be approved for my asylum case but i won't give up even if we get

01:44:01.060 denied i will walk across the country again if i have to to raise awareness and do what i have to

01:44:05.860 because it is about time that america and americans follow president donald trump's orders and let

01:44:12.420 people that really are being persecuted like myself and my fellow countrymen into the country

01:44:17.680 so we can help you keep America safe and great and healthy. Jason, thank you. If there's anything

01:44:24.580 we can do, please stay in touch with us. Let me know. Thank you. Most certainly. Thank you for

01:44:28.480 the opportunity. God bless you. Glad you're safe. You bet. Jason Bartlett, you can follow him on

01:44:33.460 x jason to the number to bartlett uh that's with two t's uh jason to bartlett on twitter um this

01:44:42.760 is something that has been on my heart and keeps going away you know i get busy on other things

01:44:47.560 and it just keeps coming back going away um and um i i sincerely hope the trump administration

01:44:57.640 follows this

01:44:59.920 and

01:45:01.080 because if this is

01:45:04.660 as true as I think it is

01:45:07.100 but I can't tell you for sure

01:45:08.700 if this is true

01:45:11.600 what's going on

01:45:12.400 this is 0.98

01:45:13.020 another holocaust 1.00

01:45:15.460 just with white farmers 1.00

01:45:16.680 and the world is doing 0.98

01:45:18.900 exactly what it did

01:45:20.380 the last time

01:45:21.220 you don't know for sure

01:45:22.920 and we'll find out later

01:45:24.560 and we'll find out

01:45:26.200 if it is happening

01:45:27.160 We'll find out and everybody will go, I told you this, you know,

01:45:30.160 they knew they just didn't want to look into it. And I've tried to look into it.

01:45:33.920 It's, it's very difficult. You don't know who to trust. Um, but, uh,

01:45:39.340 follow Jason, Jason to Bartlett. Uh, all right.

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01:47:14.860 Ricky, what's your take on this?

01:47:17.520 Oh, goodness.

01:47:20.100 My heart was going to explode listening to the interview 1.00

01:47:22.440 because it just reminded me once again that it's going to take immigrants and visitors from europe 1.00

01:47:29.720 to remind us that we need to get over our ptsd from being the worst country in the world 1.00

01:47:37.160 um the laughing stock of the world these people are coming here and reminding us

01:47:42.920 of why america is so great um i was my heart was exploding i was thinking about the dan and shea

01:47:50.680 national anthem at fifa and all of these white pills that we're getting this summer during these

01:47:58.600 sporting events and these visits from people who have been led to believe that america is

01:48:05.240 this awful country so encouraging i will tell you that um that's what i want to talk about tomorrow

01:48:14.120 i just think there's so many encouraging things happening and we have an opportunity to um

01:48:20.680 shake this off you know um and they're not the the left has just lost it do you have the

01:48:27.920 do you have the video or does jason have it maybe jason can play who has the video of the

01:48:34.520 the counter programming from last night and the fight the fight was was amazing last night and

01:48:42.900 it was so well done. And it had these great video packages of, you know, history and heroes and

01:48:51.520 just beautiful and really uplifting. And the Democrats were running counter-programming.

01:48:59.120 And honestly, it was like put together by my dog. I mean, it was really bad. I really want to show

01:49:06.180 you the difference because, gang, we're winning. We're winning. You just don't know it yet, but

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01:51:46.900 torch 250.com um that'll be on tomorrow's show i just before i get into the something that's

01:51:54.280 happening over in europe i just i want to give you a little bit of a preview of tomorrow and

01:51:58.860 And one of the things that I'm thinking about that, you know, we are on the verge of winning.

01:52:05.520 We just have to be really careful and focus.

01:52:08.940 And tomorrow I'm going to give you some things that you can do to help this.

01:52:14.380 But there's something happening, I feel, there's something happening in America.

01:52:18.960 And it's good.

01:52:20.060 And I just said, we're winning because we've taken the storyteller position.

01:52:29.980 Once you have the storyteller position, you win.

01:52:34.560 And the reason why America has been up against the ropes for so long is Hollywood was in the story position.

01:52:42.080 They knew how to tell a story, and they were very, very good at it, and they've lost it.

01:52:47.900 They don't know how to do it anymore and celebrate because we're not just standing around.

01:52:56.560 It's not like we've lost storytellers.

01:52:58.560 Storytellers have been grown on our side, not on theirs.

01:53:03.080 And let me give you an example.

01:53:05.600 Over the weekend, you had the UFC going on.

01:53:09.880 If you didn't see the UFC fight, you really missed something spectacular.

01:53:14.020 I didn't know how I was going to feel about it.

01:53:16.940 Because, you know, if it was just a fight on the lawn and it was, you know, I don't know if it was just that I wasn't I wasn't thrilled about it.

01:53:25.160 But the president said it was a 250, you know, anniversary celebration, blah, blah, blah.

01:53:30.000 So I wanted to watch it.

01:53:31.020 So I watch it.

01:53:31.800 And it was absolutely everything he said and more.

01:53:35.080 It was so well done.

01:53:37.580 Meanwhile, the left is doing counter programming.

01:53:41.100 now we've got this amazing show going on in the white house on paramount and what do they do

01:53:48.800 they do a no kings they're still doing the no kings thing you want to talk about losing

01:53:53.940 they're still doing the no kings thing and let me just give you a couple of just a couple of

01:53:59.260 clips from it here's bet medler yesterday on the counter programming to the ufc listen to this 0.98

01:54:04.740 you fascist bound to lose you're bound to lose you fascist bound to lose 0.98

01:54:11.620 hey there are you fascists let me put you straight when you come for the rest of us 1.00

01:54:18.700 we'll fight you at the gate and you will lose you fascist bound to lose 0.99

01:54:24.080 wow i mean that's all you can say that would be my whole review if i was reviewing that for a 0.98

01:54:33.240 it would just be that. Glenn Beck says, wow. I mean, what else do you say to that? That's

01:54:39.800 awful. Awful. You don't watch that. Do you want to hang out with people who are watching that?

01:54:46.140 You want to know people who are like, did you see Bette Midler and the you fascists are going to

01:54:50.320 lose that song? I just, that was, we were tearing it up last night. Wow. Let me give you another

01:54:57.240 one. Here's

01:54:58.320 cut

01:55:00.360 three. We get there together.

01:55:04.440 No one is getting

01:55:06.880 left behind

01:55:08.820 this time.

01:55:10.720 No one is getting

01:55:13.020 left behind.

01:55:15.560 Not this time.

01:55:17.140 No one is getting

01:55:19.120 left behind

01:55:20.860 this time. How do we get there?

01:55:23.640 Together or never

01:55:25.400 get there at all.

01:55:27.240 I could have a team of Special Olympians

01:55:32.460 put together a better show than that, okay?

01:55:36.240 They would, they would.

01:55:37.180 It would make more sense.

01:55:38.640 It would make more sense if I had,

01:55:41.500 and it would at least have heart to it.

01:55:43.180 You'd be like, oh man, that was so beautiful.

01:55:45.740 Not this, nope, nope.

01:55:49.600 Okay, so that's what they're doing.

01:55:51.940 I think we're winning.

01:55:54.080 I think we're winning

01:55:55.060 because nobody wants to be a part of that.

01:55:56.800 no American is going to look at that and go,

01:55:59.160 oh yeah, that's where the cool kids are hanging out.

01:56:01.220 That's what I want to do.

01:56:02.640 I'm going to give you more on this tomorrow.

01:56:04.660 And hear me out because I have some good news for you.

01:56:08.760 I really do.

01:56:09.400 I think I have good news for you.

01:56:11.120 Let me take you over to England where there's something that I think a lot of

01:56:15.260 people are going to blow off.

01:56:17.000 And this is the kind of stuff you have to watch for.

01:56:19.940 And this is where we would be if Kamala Harris would have won.

01:56:24.400 keir starmer has come out and said that well they got a problem with kids they got a real

01:56:32.440 problem with kids uh because they're they're watching things on social media and they're

01:56:38.980 going crazy and look at what's happening in ireland here's the northern ireland leader

01:56:44.200 blaming social media for the violence on the street and i remember what what caused the

01:56:49.860 violence on the street quick somebody chopping the head or trying to chop the head off of somebody

01:56:55.760 else right and then everybody going i didn't see that what are you talking about that was just a

01:57:00.720 regular that was an irishman that wasn't an irishman when's the last time they had to be

01:57:05.580 heading in ireland from an irishman 1612 we all know what that was and so the this the you know

01:57:15.920 The government denies it.

01:57:17.020 And so everybody's like, you know what?

01:57:18.280 I got a problem with this because they're lying to us.

01:57:22.160 And I've warned you about it.

01:57:23.800 The Bubba effect starts to take.

01:57:25.200 Now, here is the leader from Northern Ireland.

01:57:29.820 Listen to what he has to say.

01:57:31.440 Social media companies have a very heavy responsibility.

01:57:34.140 This is why we're going to bring forward new powers next week to make it clear that social media companies need to take down illegal content,

01:57:44.400 particularly when we are facing circumstances

01:57:46.820 such as the ones we've seen in Northern Ireland

01:57:49.360 over the last two days.

01:57:50.440 And I just want to convey to you the sense of fear

01:57:53.480 that has spread amongst ethnic minority people

01:57:56.560 in Northern Ireland, because they saw the scenes

01:57:59.260 that you and others reported on their screens,

01:58:02.680 and they've also heard about, for example,

01:58:04.940 people being stopped in their cars on the way to work

01:58:07.400 to be asked what their nationality is.

01:58:09.420 maybe you maybe you potato heads should have done something you know i mean 0.92

01:58:16.780 i'm sorry he didn't mean to call he was english he's not a potato head he's just a drunken sot 0.71

01:58:22.920 um but uh maybe he should have done something you know about it because when you don't this is what 0.70

01:58:31.740 happens and so what are they going to do they're going to put in new powers oh that's going to

01:58:39.140 make things better yeah when an out of control government that's not listening to its people

01:58:44.500 not doing the right thing when they enact new powers people calm right down one of the new

01:58:53.760 powers is uh they're gonna well let me have keir starmer uh tell do we have the uh audio of keir

01:58:59.940 I think back to when I was growing up, and I have to say, I think we had it easier.

01:59:10.740 These days, kids have to find their feet in a world that changes so quickly,

01:59:15.620 where technology intrudes into every area of their lives.

01:59:20.180 And we know that harms them. That is why today, the government has decided to ban social media

01:59:28.180 access for children under 16 it's a big step for our country it is now how are they going to do

01:59:35.540 that it's not an easy thing to do i'll be honest of course not we haven't rushed into it we've

01:59:42.100 looked carefully at the evidence and we'll have to adapt to our approach as technology changes

01:59:48.320 yeah what could that possibly be kira what could that possibly be that he's come up with because

01:59:57.460 they've been thinking about it for a long time you know what it is facial id yeah all the kids

02:00:05.100 all they have to do is just when they when you want to go to a website you just have uh you just

02:00:12.000 have facial id that's it not a problem jason i'm trying to remember there was something like that

02:00:19.940 that Keir Starmer has been trying to get

02:00:22.800 for a long time.

02:00:24.360 What is that called?

02:00:26.920 Digital ID?

02:00:30.000 Digital ID.

02:00:31.980 Wow.

02:00:33.240 So all they'll need is digital ID

02:00:37.300 and that will let them onto the right.

02:00:40.220 Now, he's not doing,

02:00:41.840 you don't think he's doing this

02:00:43.020 because he's been trying to do this

02:00:46.260 and they've used every excuse in the book

02:00:48.880 and they just want to absolute control of everybody,

02:00:52.380 what you do, where you go, what you buy,

02:00:55.820 who you talk to.

02:00:57.380 They can track you at all times if you have digital ID.

02:01:01.000 But he's not doing it because of that.

02:01:02.460 He's doing it because there's a kid problem

02:01:04.320 with social media, right? 0.89

02:01:05.620 Because of what happened in Ireland.

02:01:07.840 100%. 0.97

02:01:08.160 That's why he's doing it, yeah.

02:01:09.320 And that's also, I'm sure,

02:01:10.660 that's why he's dressed up as Mr. Rogers

02:01:12.780 because he just wants to show that it's for the kid's safety. 0.97

02:01:16.700 you know look at put put that picture up if you can't again i think even his wardrobe was crap 0.94

02:01:22.240 he's mr rogers look how innocent that looks he's just for your kid's safety shut up keir starmer 0.92

02:01:29.600 i this is the reason they're going for kids is because everybody can get on board with that

02:01:34.000 right that's the easier way to accept it as a populist it's like oh it's for the protection

02:01:39.220 of our most vulnerable ricky what is his what is his popularity rating doesn't he have a popularity

02:01:45.340 rating of like four let me look that up stand by i'm sure it sounds like a joke but i think it's

02:01:52.400 sigil i think it's single digits i think it's single digits i think you're right let me look

02:01:56.360 that up while you guys continue to bash kirstar yeah okay we're not bashing him we're saying he's

02:02:03.380 what a hero he is he studied this for a long time and uh all they need is digital id and they got it

02:02:11.700 They got it fixed.

02:02:13.120 So from Politics UK, they pulled out a few more, I guess, details of this.

02:02:17.920 It says user-to-user apps where people create, share, and interact with content.

02:02:21.400 So they're including TikTok, Instagram, Snapchat, YouTube.

02:02:25.380 X Facebook will be banned for anyone under 16.

02:02:29.200 Now, they put in the caveat here.

02:02:30.880 Don't worry.

02:02:31.680 Adults can still access social media through age checks like facial recognition, digital IDs, passports, and credit cards.

02:02:41.700 I wonder what they really want out of this, Glenn.

02:02:46.500 Could it be any more obvious?

02:02:48.540 No, I can't think of any.

02:02:50.640 You know what they won't be able to access?

02:02:52.580 Guarantee you.

02:02:54.460 Even though they just said you can,

02:02:56.300 they will not be able to access X.

02:02:58.720 Guarantee it.

02:03:00.140 Because Musk is not going to play with this.

02:03:02.440 He won't.

02:03:03.240 He won't.

02:03:04.040 Really?

02:03:04.440 You want me to do what exactly?

02:03:05.900 No.

02:03:08.040 And we got to focus.

02:03:09.480 but anyway he's

02:03:11.460 not going to play that game

02:03:13.180 because they've been after him

02:03:15.320 they want him done

02:03:17.100 and so they're going to come after him

02:03:19.140 you watch

02:03:20.620 he stands between an 18% and 23%

02:03:23.320 favorability rating

02:03:24.260 shut up I thought it was single digits

02:03:26.440 really he's that high 0.96

02:03:28.380 I don't think that's high

02:03:31.300 no I meant

02:03:33.560 I meant that you have to be high

02:03:35.640 if you were part of him

02:03:38.060 and said yeah I'm for him

02:03:39.540 I'm for him.

02:03:40.800 Yeah, I get it.

02:03:41.560 Okay.

02:03:43.580 It's amazing how many people fall for this stuff,

02:03:51.840 even though it is so obvious.

02:03:54.920 You know, it used to be kind of subtle.

02:03:58.260 Now it's so obvious.

02:03:59.840 He's been talking about digital ID forever.

02:04:02.800 He has used every excuse under the sun,

02:04:05.900 but now we're going to get it with your children.

02:04:09.040 we're just going to do it because we want to protect your children because it's just wrong

02:04:12.500 what's happening these companies they have to be held accountable because did you see that

02:04:16.480 that that poor man all he was trying to do was just help that other man breathe by putting a

02:04:23.340 big slit in his throat while pinning him down on the street that's all he was doing that's all he

02:04:28.240 was doing because i heard somebody on the street said they couldn't breathe and so i think that was

02:04:33.560 the same story and if it's not we'll just go with that because that's what he was trying to do he's

02:04:38.040 trying to just you know just put like a little trach in his throat so he could breathe i'm sure

02:04:42.300 that's what it was and then social media turned it into something you know horrid and tawdry and

02:04:48.700 that's why we need digital id so we can track your children for the rest of their lives and you too

02:04:55.340 okay cure that's great god i'm glad i am american all right back in just a second

02:05:01.880 feels like the country has a little momentum again but if there's one thing history teaches

02:05:08.020 us is the momentum is not the same thing as victory. As conservatives, we have a really

02:05:13.140 bad habit of relaxing the moment things start to go our way. We start thinking, oh, the fight's

02:05:17.900 over. I got that guy in, so everything's going to be fine. Yeah, yeah. The other side never

02:05:22.580 stops organizing, okay? They never stop funding their causes. They never stop playing the long

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02:06:15.560 When did that get there?

02:06:16.820 Common sense ain't all that common.

02:06:19.720 But around here, it's still standard equipment.

02:06:24.960 Glenn Beck returns in a minute.

02:06:31.820 welcome to the glenn beck program ricky is there anything that we've missed that we need to hit

02:06:53.580 here on our way out did you want to hear from torch insider nicole who is always making take

02:07:00.620 I don't know why I can't hear you again. 0.73

02:07:03.420 We didn't fix that from Friday.

02:07:05.140 Can we find out why I can't hear her?

02:07:06.740 I can hear her off the air, can't hear her on the air.

02:07:09.440 It's not a problem.

02:07:10.220 Not a problem for me.

02:07:13.960 All right.

02:07:16.340 Let's have that fixed if we can for tomorrow.

02:07:19.440 We are going to bring some good news to you tomorrow.

02:07:23.920 I've got a new theory that I'm working on,

02:07:25.880 and I think you're going to like it.

02:07:27.460 Also, we'll tell you about how the Somalis all across the U.S.

02:07:30.620 including a Minnesota daycare center,

02:07:33.400 fund 85% of the donations to the Utah Democrat House hopeful Liban Mohamed Somalis. 0.90

02:07:45.180 And they're, wow, because there's so much poverty with the Somalis in Minnesota, 0.97

02:07:50.480 yet this guy's getting 85% of his donations,

02:07:54.240 and they're coming from a Minnesota daycare center as well

02:07:57.540 to a Utah Democrat that's running for the House.

02:08:02.980 Huh.

02:08:03.880 That's interesting, isn't it?

02:08:06.900 More tomorrow.

02:08:08.540 May God save the Republic.

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