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00:03:35.620 hello america welcome to the glenbeck program we are glad you're here there's a lot to talk

00:03:45.120 about we begin in nashville and what happened yesterday with the vote in nashville good news

00:03:50.940 bad news iffy news we'll let you figure that out we continue here in 60 seconds first let me tell

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00:05:16.420 well glenn good night last night i think so yeah good day i it's not thrilling news it you know if

00:05:23.480 it was 22 points like the last election was in nashville that going to the democrat that would

00:05:29.000 have been good however it could have been really bad you know we talked yesterday if it's within two

00:05:33.820 points you know that's not good for the coming election um but in nashville the mega republican

00:05:42.460 defeated you know the the uh the aoc of nashville of tennessee which is i guess good in a special election

00:05:52.880 it's it's really good because you know if you've got a socialist on the on the uh ballot you've got

00:06:01.180 people who are motivated to go out in a special election so i think this is actually really good

00:06:05.580 81 of the vote is in and matt van epps uh the trump endorsed republican uh uh won so good night for the

00:06:16.100 republicans would you agree with that i mean it's there's two ways to look at it right step one is

00:06:22.120 short term right we have a year yeah where you have a two-seat house majority if you lose this seat it's

00:06:28.160 an absolute catastrophe and it's really you're really close to losing the house right so it's a

00:06:35.020 good night in that you did what you had to do you cleared the hurdle of winning by one vote or more

00:06:39.580 right and they did that uh and that's very very positive on the other side obviously a 22 point

00:06:45.480 victory um a 22 point victory remember is in the context of a very close overall house election

00:06:51.380 right it wasn't like this was a wave election for republicans a 22 house point victory was enough

00:06:57.160 to barely get them over the line in the house so the fact that that's falling from 22 to 9

00:07:02.920 is is a little bit concerning for what's going to happen in 2026 and that's it echoes everything

00:07:10.160 that's happened in other special elections which is massive movements towards democrats this one's

00:07:15.180 actually on the better side of those it's been larger in a lot of the other special elections and i

00:07:21.020 think that reflects what we talked about yesterday uh you have an aoc from tennessee which is not what

00:07:25.720 you need in this district at all and she's a bad candidate for that district and a pretty good 1.00

00:07:30.080 candidate in van epps who ran a decent campaign and you know won so i this was actually a better

00:07:36.500 result than some of the other special elections i wouldn't say it necessarily points to holding the

00:07:41.000 house as a guarantee by any means uh but it was not the catastrophe that it looked like it might

00:07:46.860 have been so that's positive i have to tell you i'm looking at things that are happening in the

00:07:52.160 country and i think donald trump needs to be better at explaining i might send him a chalkboard um

00:07:58.280 because i i think there's some things that he's not explaining well and it's almost for the very first

00:08:05.420 time it's almost as if he's losing touch a little bit with the american people now i don't think he is

00:08:11.800 i think that's the way it appears to some people um that he is uh you know he's concentrating uh you

00:08:19.480 know on all of these foreign things etc etc and you know i'm struggling to make ends meet

00:08:24.660 yes that's the way it appears he needs to make sure that he is explaining what he's doing how it's

00:08:34.000 going to affect people and honestly there's a couple of things that have to happen i mean good news gas

00:08:39.240 prices are down below three dollars a gallon for the first time since you know before biden uh was in

00:08:45.340 and that makes a huge difference um in in in the price of absolutely everything um but you're still

00:08:53.880 not feeling the relief yes the rate of inflation is way down we're back down to almost two about three

00:09:00.420 percent inflation every year which is what we've always had but that's not good enough for most people

00:09:07.420 because you know we have probably 20 percent inflation over the four years of biden so you know this year

00:09:15.240 it would be instead of 20 you'd have yeah 22 percent because it all adds up somehow or another we have to

00:09:23.180 try to figure out ways to bring those prices back down but the problem with that is then you get into

00:09:30.380 deflation deflation is just as dangerous as inflation if we start doing things that deflate the prices

00:09:39.760 and that gets out of control you're in the great depression because that's that was deflation

00:09:46.640 when you had deflation then nothing is worth anything nobody can sell anything nobody it's just it's just

00:09:54.700 as bad and so he's walking this really delicate line it's not 2019 anymore it's not 2016 so much damage

00:10:06.760 was done during the biden administration um that you know we're still trying to make up for all of that

00:10:13.520 and i fear that in the next election people vote with their wallets and they expected to feel

00:10:23.780 more secure than they're feeling right now you know and you can't fix this problem with housing until you

00:10:34.260 fix the immigration problem now we don't have any more people coming in but we're also not exporting

00:10:41.080 them because of the democrats and frankly because of the judges we're not exporting them fast enough

00:10:47.020 but you can't explain you you can't you can't expect to pay the same amount for an apartment

00:10:54.160 if you've imported 10 or 15 million people who are here that need an apartment you've you've just had 0.96

00:11:02.300 now too many dollars or too many people chasing too few goods there's too few houses and apartments

00:11:09.040 and that's for a myriad of reasons but one of the biggest ones is because of illegal immigration

00:11:15.480 same thing with your job and i don't understand why people don't aren't connecting that you know you

00:11:23.160 don't want crime you want to have health services at your hospital and you know you know be able to have

00:11:29.640 doctors uh you want to have schools that are responsive to your children you want to make

00:11:36.940 sure that the schools are not overwhelmed you want to have cheaper housing well you can't have those and

00:11:45.240 huge numbers of illegal immigrants here in the country he needs to be able to explain that 1.00

00:11:52.100 because i don't think enough people are really i don't think enough people are really understanding

00:11:57.500 that um you know the it's kind of a problem kind of a problem um and i i fear that when we get to the

00:12:07.500 election people are going to vote for with their wallets and not with their intellect or with what's

00:12:16.980 really with the information on what's really happening it's normal for people to go i want to change

00:12:23.840 because this isn't working for me yeah i mean there are difficult limitations as a president here

00:12:28.720 and this is something we've talked about since i as long as we've been doing this show number one

00:12:32.720 the president does not control the economy this is not you know he's not president ji he's not you know

00:12:39.200 and he's nobody in the kim jong-un uh you know circle he's not he doesn't have those powers

00:12:45.100 so he's not in control of the of the economy and also if he is i mean whatever extent he is

00:12:51.620 it's his stuff takes time like the stuff he's talking about takes time and i think his messaging

00:12:58.560 on it so far has been i've already solved it which i just don't think is connecting with the american

00:13:04.400 people i don't think they see that i don't think they feel that it's already been solved and two that

00:13:08.920 like the affordable affordability messaging from the democrats is a hoax now look it is a hoax in

00:13:15.620 a way right this the democrats did a terrible job on this and the fact that they're claiming that

00:13:20.540 mantle is a hoax but when he says affordability is a hoax it comes off to a lot of people and will come

00:13:27.800 out in a lot of democratic ads like joe biden did right bidenomics is working this is you just don't

00:13:33.740 want to go down that road it doesn't work with people you know highlighting the things that

00:13:37.540 obviously are working like gas prices is a really good is a much better messaging point for him yes

00:13:42.520 just coming out and saying this is a hoax right and and being able to be specific look everybody

00:13:47.900 was screaming about eggs eggs are affordable again you know what i mean they're they're not back to the

00:13:53.940 where they were in 2016 but they are not where they were in 2024 2022 you know eggs are affordable

00:14:02.080 again um you know just looking uh newsweek housing market map shows steepest price drops across the

00:14:09.220 u.s and it's because of illegal immigration going down uh rental market starts to see effects of trump's

00:14:16.620 immigration crackdown that's from uh newsweek from politico how trump is providing an unexpected

00:14:23.000 boost to housing market i mean it it it is out there but we i think he needs to stand on

00:14:31.940 this to make sure people understand look you can't have both of these things period you just can't

00:14:38.880 and then he's doing some things that i i you know i i wouldn't do his trump account okay what is the

00:14:48.040 trump account a trump account is the government's going to put a thousand dollars in at birth into a

00:14:54.700 savings plan that's not the government's job that that i don't that's that's redistribution of wealth

00:15:00.120 and you know what this is something our founders talked about thomas paine was um you know it's

00:15:09.960 amazing i've been doing this thing on the american story and it's coming out in january uh as part of

00:15:16.760 the torch and you'll be able to listen to the first 10 episodes uh free and commercial free after uh

00:15:23.180 january 5th but i'm i'm doing the founding era and right now i've been uh recording the podcasts that

00:15:33.260 are about the first and second term of george washington and he has jefferson and hamilton

00:15:39.820 in as advisors one's the secretary of state and the other one is secretary of treasury

00:15:45.780 and they're having the same debate and the same argument that we're having now hamilton was actually

00:15:53.400 for returning to a monarchy he wanted big government he wanted the central bank he wanted all of these

00:15:59.420 things uh and jefferson was like no power with the people small government etc etc they're having the

00:16:07.240 exact same debate well with the trump accounts they had this debate as well it was in the 1790s

00:16:14.500 at some point and it was thomas paine thomas paine was right about a lot of things he was very wrong

00:16:21.700 about some things and he was saying that land ownership is is essential if you're going to have

00:16:32.220 a fair uh economy and a fair country because at the time women could vote nobody knows this but in early 1.00

00:16:42.180 america women could vote people who didn't own land could not vote so if you owned land one vote in 0.99

00:16:53.400 your household either the wife or the husband usually it was the husband if the husband died then the wife 0.88

00:16:58.780 would do it but you had one vote and you could go out and vote because you were a landowner and so

00:17:05.120 they were thinking this is this is a mistake because can people afford land we got to give them land and

00:17:12.600 so his idea was an account an american account and you would get 15 pounds when you were 21 i think and

00:17:24.240 then at age 50 you would get like another 10 pounds uh every year or something like that as a retirement

00:17:31.720 well uh 15 pounds back then is about 3 000 pounds today which is which is more than the trump account

00:17:44.700 okay they were like no this is not the government's job this this went down in flames even hamilton was

00:17:53.040 against this everybody was against this idea because that's not that's redistribution of wealth

00:17:59.500 and it's not the government's position to do that so everything that we are talking about now

00:18:06.460 there's nothing new under the sun we've gone through this already this was already settled

00:18:12.580 and that's why i think a lot of people they're pushing back on this idea of the trump account

00:18:20.280 because they just they don't necessarily know why they're just like that's not right that's not what

00:18:26.380 america does i why am i paying for somebody else to have a thousand dollars in their account where's

00:18:32.140 my thousand dollars why are you taking the money away from me and giving it to somebody else even if

00:18:36.420 it's my own children this is just another giant giveaway yes yes it is and we were already we've already

00:18:45.240 decided this long ago long ago with thomas paine um and our founders they had this same exact

00:18:53.440 argument and it went down in flames and so he's got a few things that he's doing that i understand

00:19:00.620 why he's doing and i understand the appeal uh for it but he is he's going against his own base on some

00:19:10.160 of this stuff he's going against and and and he's going he's he's going into redistribution of wealth

00:19:16.020 which is a place and luckily we have a president who will listen to his base he does this this stuff

00:19:21.920 all the time where he'll he'll start something and then the base will stand up and go wait a minute

00:19:27.120 wait a minute wait a minute no and he he stops doing it and hopefully this is these trump accounts

00:19:34.080 is one of those things now the dell family michael dell and his wife uh have decided they're going to

00:19:41.500 donate six billion dollars to the trump accounts uh for 25 million u.s children um and that's great if

00:19:49.420 it's done privately that's fabulous great but the government shouldn't be doing it but if the dell

00:19:55.420 family wants to you know donate to something and it's going then that's their right to do that it's

00:20:00.960 private charity that's fantastic it's great they should do that by the way um susan dell is trending

00:20:10.120 today uh she's the biggest trend on uh google today and you would say it's because of perhaps the trump

00:20:22.580 accounts and yeah it is but the if you look at it it's like why is she a fembot uh and i'm not going 0.93

00:20:31.840 to make i'm not going to comment on her looks or anything else that's not what the story is but that

00:20:36.500 that shows you where america is you know i mean here we i can take you to thomas paine we can have

00:20:42.400 an intellectual nope why is she a fembot unbelievable hey they're donating six billion dollars to 1.00

00:20:50.200 children hey let's make fun of the way she looks in the video it's like okay unbelievable it's it is

00:20:56.120 really unbelievable but that's where we are as a nation i guess you know try to fix it try to fix it

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00:22:46.800 you know the other thing that i'm i'm i'm worried about uh on the trump administration is i said i

00:23:04.600 would give the trump administration i would give pan bondi a year um and after you know january 20th

00:23:11.560 if we didn't start to see people in courts and we didn't start seeing people with a perp walk

00:23:19.420 i've had enough of the investigations you've had a year now these things don't happen quickly but

00:23:25.940 where are the where where are the courtroom scenes where are the bad guys that we know have done bad

00:23:32.560 things going to jail and it's nice to see and i applaud the administration for going after

00:23:39.320 things like minnesota uh you know there's another story i'll tell you about where they're going

00:23:44.680 after um food stamp fraud that's great but i want to see the big guys i want to see them go to jail

00:23:53.500 as well where is pam bondi where are the prosecutions on people that we know did bad things

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00:25:36.120 welcome to the glennbeck program i was at mar-a-lago last night

00:26:03.960 um for prager university i spoke at uh at their fundraiser tonight i'm with american journey

00:26:12.240 experience which is part of mercury one for their fundraiser and we're going to be announcing some

00:26:17.260 things and you i'll play it for you tomorrow but i am playing for the very first time uh george ai

00:26:24.360 and an interview with george ai in i mean it's something that you've you've never seen anything

00:26:30.880 like it you've never seen anything like it at least that is based on all of the proprietary

00:26:37.860 information that is just from the founders this is all based on uh the founders writings the founders

00:26:49.100 what they heard from the pulpits that brought us the bill of rights and the declaration of independence

00:26:54.960 over a 40 or 50 year period um it's based on the federalist papers it's based on the constitution

00:27:01.540 all of their writings uh and uh i'll play it for you tomorrow here but tonight uh at mar-a-lago

00:27:09.760 i'm premiering this and it was uh an interview i did with george washington and you'll see the first

00:27:17.460 three minutes of it or so four minutes of it and i said so we fed a lot of stuff into you we showed

00:27:23.940 you the state of america today where did we go wrong and where how do we fix this and he starts

00:27:32.320 in and it's funny because if you if you let george ai go and just say hey how do we fix it it goes right

00:27:40.480 in their language of the time which literally some of their language is at a it's been measured a 70th

00:27:48.360 grade level so like if you know 12th grade 70th grade that's that's their language and it's darn near

00:27:58.520 impossible to understand some of it and so uh he starts to answer and i reset and i said just speak in

00:28:04.440 regular everyday terms of to today's america uh and uh it resets and he maybe argues with me first

00:28:13.500 he's like i have 25 points that are all directly from our and i'm like yeah i know just reset um and

00:28:21.200 uh it's it's an amazing message from george washington all based solely in them uh and it's uh

00:28:31.900 he kind of excoriates us uh just a little bit no way just a little bit seems like he would be pissy

00:28:38.840 if he were alive today you know just not liking where this yeah where this went yeah not liking

00:28:44.020 where we're where we're going very and not not not anger just like it's it's amazing because he's like

00:28:51.360 what what what how how are you not seeing this how are you not seeing this you claim to be americans

00:28:58.840 but you don't understand what we did how do you not understand these particular points

00:29:07.560 um it's amazing you know and we're talking about the the savings plan are we going to get the

00:29:12.760 we're working on um we've been we've been working on having besant on i'm a big fan of of besant

00:29:19.980 and been working on getting him on and just every day it's like i can't he's but um but today i said

00:29:27.740 you know what because i want to talk about the trump uh you know savings account or what is that

00:29:34.660 called savings right trump accounts um uh i i i want to talk to somebody and they so they're

00:29:41.400 they're lining up today hopefully for the show uh today they're lining up the person that actually

00:29:47.400 was the designer of these trump accounts and i i want to i want to ask him about what's the

00:29:53.220 difference between this and thomas paine you know thomas paine do you know what it was called

00:29:57.820 when he he suggested it in 1797 and it was basically a trump account when you turned uh i think let me

00:30:07.300 look at this here was it 15 21 i can't remember yeah uh at age 21 for a start in life you got 15 pounds

00:30:16.360 that's about three thousand dollars uh today then you'd get 10 pounds per year after 50 for retirement

00:30:24.520 the problem was the founders they rejected this whole just right wholesale just nope um it didn't

00:30:32.380 get very far and that's because they were like no you're raising taxes on on what inheritance if you

00:30:42.360 had money they wanted to add a 10 tax to what you were going to pass to your children so then that 0.98

00:30:49.000 would go to others and they were like that's redistribution of wealth we have no right to do

00:30:54.820 that no right to do that at all uh so no we're not doing it but you know what they called it you know

00:31:01.560 what thomas paine called it you want to think about things just repeating over and over and over again

00:31:07.120 he called it agrarian justice

00:31:10.440 it was social justice it was farm justice land justice isn't that incredible yeah yeah the whole

00:31:23.260 thing makes me very nervous i have to be honest with you i mean because i you go back obviously to

00:31:28.520 the historical basis of it and and it doesn't seem it look a founder liked it i mean it's not without

00:31:35.100 any basis in our history thomas paine is not a found actually not a founder he wouldn't he's not a

00:31:40.160 founder he was in the found no no it's very and i i learned this it's actually it's a tight group

00:31:46.980 um to be a founder you had to be one of them that signed the declaration of independence uh or help

00:31:54.460 write it and also the constitution so to be a founder you had to be involved in one of those two

00:32:01.800 moments and he wasn't okay he was very important yeah but he was not a founder i do think of him in

00:32:08.220 that category but as an influence i guess as an influence but not maybe uh influence technically

00:32:13.360 accurate um uh but i i uh i think about the modern consequences of it as well because you know yeah

00:32:22.380 sure we could say it's a thousand dollars now well what happens when you know god gavin newson gets

00:32:28.120 control of this program what happens when you know some leftists they're gonna every congress is

00:32:32.960 gonna have a new argument about how they want to expand that account it's not a thousand it's

00:32:37.400 thirty five hundred it's sixty two hundred it's eighty five hundred it will continue to go up year

00:32:42.980 after year after year after year and it will be almost impossible to oppose so here's where it did

00:32:52.100 pass it passed in the 1860s of something like his agrarian justice passed but it was called the

00:32:59.920 homestead act and that was different because we wanted to settle the west we had all of this land

00:33:07.220 we wanted to settle and so we would give you the land but you had to work and improve the land so the

00:33:16.160 government the the country got something out of it we had all this land you can go settle it you can

00:33:23.200 have a plot of land however many many acres but you have to do something with it you have to

00:33:29.720 improve the land because that will improve everybody's lot in life okay the next thing

00:33:35.900 that we did that was like this was the gi bill but if you were in war you got education you did

00:33:44.260 something for that you weren't just born that's the problem with these things you can't just say

00:33:49.960 no because then it becomes a right yeah and rights continue to grow and grow and grow rights are given

00:33:57.480 by god there's a reason you don't have a right to this the reason why the left keeps saying health

00:34:02.440 care is a right right because once once people are convinced of that they can grow it to any level

00:34:07.900 and can have any level of control over you and your money so but there is a movement on the right

00:34:13.620 that uh is relatively well defined at this point you know i i would i'm curious to see where mike lee is

00:34:19.400 on the trump accounts because mike uh senator mike lee from utah is uh you know has at times talked

00:34:26.080 about certain uh tax breaks making uh for families and and trying to improve those and his um uh the

00:34:34.880 opinion there and i think this is a growing movement on the right which is we need to take steps through

00:34:39.820 the government to uh encourage uh the nuclear family to encourage uh things we think are good

00:34:46.900 right like the government should step in and uh work toward goals uh that are that we believe are

00:34:53.300 good rather than just letting the free market kind of run itself and that's been a debate on the right

00:34:58.140 obviously that's been going on for the past few years uh do you happen to know where mike lee is on

00:35:03.000 on that have you seen i just texted him i'll see if he to see if you text me back here

00:35:07.120 i just texted it i was gonna google it i'll just text him um that's that's much better i guess i

00:35:14.360 could google i guess i could google yeah no uh he's probably like why don't you just google it

00:35:18.420 because it'd be easier to have you write it to me right uh it is an interesting uh thought because i

00:35:26.720 think the motivation here by trump is is good right like he's trying to say hey kids get a positive start

00:35:33.800 in life they they know it's obviously savings is good you know sometimes parents start off on the

00:35:39.460 wrong foot they're not able to save for their kids like i get the motivation being good but

00:35:43.400 obviously we can see how this spirals out of control it's not the way our government i

00:35:47.280 has is supposed to run in my view and uh i the concern level for me on these is massively high

00:35:54.080 and rightfully so because you're absolutely right what it starts as is not necessarily what it's

00:36:04.120 going to end as and what other doors open up because of this and that that's that's my biggest

00:36:11.640 concern uh so he says i haven't spoken about them okay yeah between you and me so i'm not going to

00:36:23.520 tell you between you and me i won't tell you please don't just read this text cold no when we get

00:36:28.760 into the when we get into the break i'll write him back and say what what you know what can i say

00:36:33.240 about your opinion because uh yeah uh that's interesting guy i don't know it's interesting

00:36:39.340 what i'm reading from him is actually interesting just tilt that screen a little bit towards this

00:36:43.240 tilt that screen yeah sorry a little bit yeah thank you yeah thank you um but anyway um yeah i mean

00:36:50.660 the the the the idea is noble and it is good it's it's honestly it's

00:36:58.860 it's a little like getting rid of the filibuster

00:37:04.900 if you return the filibuster back to what it was before the progressives destroyed it

00:37:13.960 so you had to stand up and you had to make your case and as long as you could stand there

00:37:20.960 you could make your case and you could stop things but the progressives got rid of all of that okay now

00:37:27.780 you don't even have to stand there you just like you know vote on a filibuster i don't i don't even know

00:37:33.680 but if you want to return it to the way it was which was nothing but a break it was not a stop

00:37:42.060 it was a break so you could you could slow the system down so people could go wait a minute wait

00:37:48.640 a minute wait a minute uh disagree with this you know let's let's rally the people and let's rethink

00:37:54.540 this that's good but to get rid of it it might be good for us right now i can guarantee you it will

00:38:04.740 be very bad for us in the future because you're not going to have control of the house and the senate

00:38:10.940 you're just not and when they have it i mean that's what they wanted to do and we were against

00:38:17.680 it and we were against it because we know what they would have done with it well you're going to

00:38:23.660 have it and then what and then when you lose it what do you think they're going to do with it you just

00:38:29.360 can't cross these lines because it it will come back to roost with you and you won't like it this

00:38:37.580 why this is why we you know we say this all the time you can't the constitution cuts both ways

00:38:45.080 you know it's constitutional you know when you look at something and go oh i really want that to

00:38:53.460 happen but it's not constitutional okay then we don't do it because the constitution will slap you in

00:39:01.880 the face sometimes and be your best friend the other times it cuts both ways it doesn't cut the

00:39:07.120 way you always want it to and that's the problem people try to make the constitution and and and our

00:39:14.980 system into something that always serves us well it doesn't it will serve the other side it will serve

00:39:21.260 it'll serve a purpose that is crossed to your purpose once in a while but it's it's steadfast

00:39:29.700 it's always based on something real and eternal not your emotions not what you want to happen

00:39:38.820 but what is the best system of fairness man has ever devised and once you start getting into the

00:39:47.660 mix of that you're going to screw everything up and that's why our country is in the is the mess it's

00:39:52.680 in i think glenn you know too when you start breaking these when you break the seal for a thing like

00:39:58.360 trump accounts you just wind up with all like medicare is a good example of this to me medicare

00:40:04.340 is this program obviously i even though a democrat started it like in theory outside of their behind

00:40:10.680 the scenes motivations of wanting to expand government and all that of course it's a good

00:40:15.900 motivation for health care for seniors right of course yes yes also and i'll say this you know

00:40:22.000 medicare part d comes out uh you know which is the um uh the medicine prescription drugs and that

00:40:29.140 was a massive expansion of medicare that happened under a republican and the while i don't want that

00:40:37.060 massive expansion once you have medicare how is there not a medicare part d how is there not a

00:40:44.100 prescription drug part of it so that was my case and we're seeing it now once you have obamacare

00:40:50.300 once you have a universal then you have the right to tell people you you must tell people you can't

00:40:57.760 have that food you can't have it because it's costing all of us money your health is now it now

00:41:04.100 involves all of us so now how do you have that it's just this horrible slope that once you start going

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00:47:12.280 well hello america welcome to the glenn beck program we're glad you're here we're going to

00:47:19.960 have the uh assistant secretary of the treasury on with us uh we were talking last hour about um

00:47:26.160 about the trump accounts i'm not a fan of them i understand why the president wants to do them but

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00:47:58.480 about a half an hour i also want to go into what the trump administration is doing uh to stop fraud

00:48:04.380 uh food stamp fraud uh the medicare fraud the the fraud that's going on in the somali community 0.97

00:48:12.360 oh that's racist even no it's not and i'll tell you why here in just a second but i want to show

00:48:17.820 you what the administration is doing and i don't understand how anyone could object to this it's

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00:49:51.380 okay there's a couple of things going on uh first of all uh let's let's start with uh food stamps

00:49:58.460 the administration is now going to hold withhold federal funds from any state beginning next week

00:50:05.240 unless they provide data to the secretary of agriculture the agriculture that gives us the

00:50:12.580 snap program she's in charge of the snap program and when she first got into office uh she said look

00:50:19.820 we need information um we we need to know the name uh the uh locations this all of the information the

00:50:33.540 age how long they've been on snap what the situation is we need all of the the information that will help

00:50:40.900 us find fraud you know they they're finding 186 000 people were dead still receiving benefits

00:50:49.800 how is that happening how's that happening um that was estimated to be about 5 000 people

00:50:56.380 186 000 is what she found now she found just 186 000 in 24 or 26 states okay because the the uh blue 1.00

00:51:08.560 states are not giving her the information red states are turning over the information and they're finding

00:51:15.120 all kinds of fraud in the red states blue states have decided no i don't have to do that all she's 0.91

00:51:21.260 asking for birth date social security number uh and the name and address that's what we need to be able

00:51:27.240 to identify fraud the red states won't send it in so now she's saying look fine you don't want to send

00:51:34.280 it in fine you're not getting any money because we can't trust that there's not fraud we're finding it

00:51:39.480 in the republican states what do you think that we're not going to find it in your state too

00:51:44.280 probably at a higher rate but maybe not just can we stop who who is for getting ripped off every day

00:51:55.400 i i don't understand this how can you possibly be for being ripped off every day we have 38 trillion

00:52:04.940 dollars in debt uh we're not rich i don't know if you know that we're not rich why would you be for

00:52:12.680 fraud this stuff up in minnesota is is absolutely i mean blood shoots out of my eyes

00:52:17.920 we're now investigating massive massive fraud by members of the somali community and quite honestly 1.00

00:52:31.160 governor tim walsh he's he's up for obstruction on this and even people in his own administration

00:52:37.920 like yeah he he was he was not allowing us to go in and stop any of this fraud he knew about it he

00:52:44.820 wouldn't do it so numerous people i think what is it 79 cases so far and this is just 78 indictments

00:52:55.580 so far in the scam um but it's it's this is just the beginning of it a billion dollar covid fraud

00:53:04.480 what people were doing was saying we're sending we're sending food to kids and so these organizations

00:53:11.360 would would submit and say hey we are feeding this number of kids and so we need this amount of money

00:53:16.160 and they would get that amount of money and they weren't feeding anybody

00:53:19.780 and we found that out of the billion dollars some of that money was going directly to al-shabaab that's a

00:53:28.180 that's a terrorist organization a really nasty terrorist organization a lot of the money was going to

00:53:35.980 somalia and remittances so these people were taking the money that you paid for with your taxes

00:53:43.960 and they were sending it over to their relatives in somalia to help them and to terrorist organizations

00:53:52.100 how are you for this exactly i please explain let's stick to the facts don't don't throw out racism

00:54:00.460 because you know here's what i don't understand i'm not saying everybody in the somalia somali community

00:54:05.560 is corrupt i'm not saying get rid of all somalians i'm not saying that 0.99

00:54:09.460 i'm saying the actions are criminal and if you were engaged in criminal activity you should go to

00:54:19.420 jail and or be deported period if you are involved in anything then the full extent of the law should

00:54:30.500 be imposed on you period but if you didn't have anything to do with it i mean if you're here illegally

00:54:37.380 well again you broke the law but if you're not if you're here legally what what are we going to do

00:54:45.080 we're not we're not i'm not saying that all somalis are bad okay

00:54:49.780 but i'm a racist for pointing out that some individuals are breaking the law and stealing

00:54:59.540 our money that's racism that's what the left is saying and yet they can say you know the jews

00:55:07.380 control the world excuse me so that whole race controls the world but i can't point out the 1.00

00:55:17.620 individuals that need to be deported i can't point out the individuals that are engaging in fraud

00:55:23.980 i don't think you understand uh what racism really is it's not racist to say hey this fraud is being

00:55:34.200 perpetrated on the american people and the money is going to a foreign country and on top of that

00:55:41.560 it's going to terrorist organizations

00:55:44.600 the president i don't know how he does it i really don't i don't know how they keep their sanity

00:55:52.580 in washington because it doesn't it makes no sense if you are just debating the facts

00:55:59.980 it makes absolutely no sense that you would be against this no sense whatsoever we have a seven

00:56:08.140 million dollar medicaid fraud that these these people i believe they were i believe they were somalis

00:56:16.620 um doesn't say uh obfada yousef so wherever that person's from um these these this couple man and

00:56:29.860 they were convicted convicted found guilty for taking medicare funds and then taking it not

00:56:39.120 spending it the way they were supposed to and just buying houses and cars and clothes and everything

00:56:44.020 else 7.2 million dollars they defrauded the american people a judge just came in and said

00:56:52.380 yeah i don't think it was fair i'm overturning that wait what they were found guilty of six counts of

00:57:02.880 aiding and abetting theft

00:57:04.540 by a jury the jury is even coming out and saying what what is this judge even talking about excuse me what

00:57:14.360 why is this happening with our judges because our judges are completely out of control completely out

00:57:24.960 of control by the way it's a separate branch of government

00:57:29.220 you as a judge cannot do what the president does or what congress does you are a separate branch

00:57:39.020 now 30 years ago there's a great story in the blaze today 30 years ago congress recognized that we

00:57:47.860 can't legislate our way and litigate our way out of a um out of an immigration problem okay because they 0.92

00:57:56.120 knew once the lawyers figure out i can keep people here by tying it up in the courts it'll never end

00:58:03.600 so congress passed a law that says the judges cannot cannot do that okay they can't get involved

00:58:12.520 on expedited uh uh deportations okay you have to prove that you've been in the country for you know

00:58:22.900 more than two years something like that and they said they know if there's an expedited uh expedited

00:58:29.960 deportation the lawyers will figure this out that we can just tie this up in court and then it'll be

00:58:35.800 over and so congress said you can't do that you can't do that because the court system that is doing

00:58:44.740 this this is not this is not part of uh the judicial system when you're looking at the court system

00:58:54.440 that is dealing with the deportation of people that is under uh the administration

00:59:02.080 the president just has to say no you're not doing that anymore that's why he's firing the judges that

00:59:10.160 he is firing that he can fire he's already accepted i think a hundred resignations or fired

00:59:15.700 uh more and there and he's just named another eight other judges that he is just sacking he's getting rid

00:59:23.900 of them because the immigration courts are again not part of the judicial branch but the executive

00:59:29.840 branch so they're all housed at the department of justice so he has the right to say you're no longer

00:59:35.260 part of the administration get out and everybody's crying and freaking out good he should fire them he

00:59:43.640 should fire them if you are if if you are not looking at what was the line that was said uh that he is

00:59:51.700 just looking for judges that only that uh only aliens with legally meritorious claims are allowed to

01:00:02.080 remain so in other words yeah i am actually a refugee i was running from oppression and i can't go back

01:00:11.600 you can stay that has merit all he's asking for are judges that will judge it on merit

01:00:21.340 what else would you be judging it on oh i don't know race politics nothing good nothing good at all

01:00:31.480 by the way you know the president said that he wants to he set a goal of 21 million illegal aliens

01:00:38.940 out he's made great progress but it's two million now it's been nine months two million in nine months

01:00:47.100 that's pretty damn good but all of us are like uh can we pick up the pace a little bit well no because

01:00:53.980 of the judges and again the president actually congress needs to step in and say excuse me

01:00:59.740 you cannot you know just make up laws you can't just uh say nope the president can't do that i'm sorry

01:01:09.060 that's not your role that is not your role but uh ice has just announced christy gnome just announced

01:01:17.440 yesterday that they are on their 10 000th ice officer uh enrollee they're about within 10 days she said

01:01:27.000 we will have added 10 000 ice officers to the rolls uh that's pretty good and by the way that was

01:01:36.420 authorized through the big beautiful bill that's why that's why the democrats were against the big

01:01:41.460 beautiful bill and that's why they shut down the government they wanted parts of the bill to go away

01:01:45.480 you know like no we just we just passed this bill and we i don't know i think the 10 000 ice officers is

01:01:51.700 probably really really important here um so at least the administration is is serious on that again

01:02:00.340 i i i don't know how you're not serious about it i don't know how you're not serious about if you care

01:02:06.780 about jobs if you care about the cost of housing the cost of your apartment then you should care about

01:02:17.080 21 million people that were added here because they all need a place to live where are they living

01:02:24.020 who are they competing with to get an apartment why did your apartment cost go up oh i don't know

01:02:29.920 maybe because there's 21 million people here that weren't here just a few years ago that i don't

01:02:35.440 know now they need an apartment so they're competing against you and so what happens the price goes up

01:02:41.640 because there's not enough apartments there's not enough houses for rent there's not enough houses for

01:02:46.620 sale that's a big part of the problem explain to me how you don't understand that explain to me how

01:02:54.140 you're bitching that donald trump isn't bringing housing prices down but you won't allow him to get rid

01:03:02.220 of the problem illegals that are here that are competing and driving those housing costs up 1.00

01:03:09.220 explain that i don't think you can explain to me how you are how you are for sending money to terrorist

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01:05:46.060 enforcement detention in october he overstayed his b2 tourist visa that required him to leave the

01:05:53.620 united states on march 31st 2015 okay all right can you can can you help me out on this stew

01:06:01.140 what was the problem we we found out that caused 9-11 to happen there what happened there there was a

01:06:13.680 significant issue with uh people overstaying visas overstaying their visas that's right and we didn't

01:06:21.520 enforce that we just let it go and so the people who were overstaying their visas were the ones that

01:06:28.620 blew up the world trade center hello and so that's that's why the whole department of homeland security

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01:06:53.880 we don't know it we don't do anything about it are you kidding me are you kidding me how's that

01:07:00.780 happening what was the reason he was released right like he he was released uh on an immigration bond

01:07:08.360 uh so he still i just think i just don't think it has been adjudicated yet okay okay so he's out on a

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01:07:29.760 democrats are against firearms but certainly illegal aliens having a firearm and a badge

01:07:39.080 hanover what are you thinking assistant secretary of the treasury in the trump accounts next glenn beck

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01:09:12.380 we're waiting on a counselor from the u.s. treasury

01:09:40.840 u.s. treasury secretary joseph lavonia he is he is a counselor to the secretary he was in i think the

01:09:50.480 first administration right now we were trying to get the treasury secretary on with us

01:09:55.700 but he is speaking and secretary bessett just talked about the trump accounts at the deal book summit

01:10:03.280 and he said an amazing thing he said the trump accounts quote this is the beginning of a shareholder

01:10:10.500 economy that's a little frightening because we've been warning against the stakeholder economy how

01:10:17.120 far down the road does secretary bessett think we were on the stakeholder if this is the beginning of

01:10:22.720 a shareholder economy uh we have uh we have the counselor to the u.s. treasury secretary on with us

01:10:29.340 now joe welcome thank you glenn uh what is that what did he mean by that this is the beginning of the

01:10:37.500 shareholder economy yeah well so what he what he meant by that was that the u.s. economy is one that

01:10:47.640 thrives when you've got incentives to produce and work which uh in the bill that the president signed

01:10:54.080 the working families act if you will uh encourages capital formation and growth and the the ability to

01:11:02.940 invest in the future to teach uh in many cases yet to be born boys and girls the uh power of compound

01:11:12.340 interest and be a stakeholder in the capitalist system is uh my interpretation of what he meant

01:11:18.600 cure many ill and that uh we're making an investment in um in young americans future and that so in other

01:11:29.700 words in other words if you have a stake in the system you don't want to burn it down

01:11:36.360 right yeah that you know it's essentially the american dream that you know it's a way to build

01:11:42.940 wealth creation i mean just to give you an example uh the powers of compound interesting compound interest

01:11:49.200 if you put a thousand dollars in 65 years ago uh with roughly 10.7 percent in the ssp 500

01:11:58.480 that one thousand dollars would be worth nearly 650 thousand dollars today so it's really building the

01:12:06.300 american dream having helping people to build wealth and you know it's a it's a great investment for

01:12:13.200 the future when you think about what the joint committee on taxation scored this costing over a 10-year

01:12:19.060 period is just under 15 billion i mean that's not a lot for a real payoff uh that people would be

01:12:27.180 you know have an incentive in the system for the u.s economy to thrive so i to be honest with you joe i

01:12:35.320 understand the reasons why it it should be done i think there could be some real benefits from it

01:12:41.840 but i i i'm stuck on a couple of things and i'd like you to talk me down from the ledge on this one

01:12:47.640 you know this was proposed before during the founding era it was called agrarian justice and

01:12:54.400 thomas paine said we should give 15 pounds to everybody who turns 21 um and that 15 pounds at

01:13:00.780 that time would be in today's dollar it's about 2,500 to three thousand dollars so it's about the

01:13:07.680 same kind of money um except you're giving it at birth the founders rejected it redistribution of

01:13:13.060 wealth it becomes a right uh you know you're taxing people uh you know and giving it to somebody else

01:13:20.620 it's just it's it's just it's not good in any in any way it's not government's role so talk me down

01:13:27.280 tell me how that's why this is government's role and where do you get the authority to do this

01:13:32.060 i find that a lot of worth it was a signature piece of legislation uh congressional approved

01:13:41.040 the forms that people will be 547 obviously to account for president trump's uh win in 16 and of

01:13:48.940 course in 24 uh you mentioned time paying agrarian society i think glenn that right there kind of

01:13:54.540 addresses the issue was that that was uh you know over a couple hundred years ago and the economy and

01:13:59.460 the capital system has evolved significantly uh this isn't a redistribution of wealth this is an

01:14:05.200 investment in the future and people's livelihoods hopefully they'll keep the money in and add to it

01:14:11.160 between now and when they're 18 when they have access to it this is just a savings vehicle and uh it's a

01:14:18.380 way to build wealth uh and have a stake in the system and then to generate policies that are positive

01:14:25.100 for the corporate sector because the corporate sector is the one that hires people and giving

01:14:30.200 people the american dream and ability to you know to reach a higher rung that that's how i look at this

01:14:35.740 bill i don't look at this as government intrusion or anything along those lines i look at it something

01:14:40.980 as an investment in the future you know what along the way glenn we're going to get a tremendous amount

01:14:45.580 of financial literacy out of it which something the treasury secretary wants but what i would argue

01:14:50.960 is a very very small amount of money in the big picture so what is that what how do you mean because

01:14:57.500 i i read that he had said that you know this is financial literacy what is what does that mean

01:15:02.060 well financial literacy and you're basically going to teach people

01:15:05.420 in low index uh mutual fund and you're going to

01:15:11.020 put away to that

01:15:14.100 we have such a horrible connection i'm not getting about every third word here

01:15:19.420 i'm sorry because say it again i'm just getting horrible we have a horrible connection so i'm

01:15:24.000 losing you so could you start that over again

01:15:25.920 that's saying that the financial literacy part comes down to people realizing that when they put

01:15:31.820 money aside that money will grow and do wondrous things through the power of compound interest

01:15:38.120 and they also can add to it like in other words if you added an extra ten dollars a month

01:15:43.780 from what the government is providing that would take that if you look in the past in the

01:15:49.340 math instead of 600 roughly 650 000 over a 65 year period it's almost one and a half million

01:15:56.600 so you know there are things treasury is going to be doing our financial literacy which i'm sure

01:16:00.760 they're using the trump accounts as a tool and the vehicle to help market that but i think in general

01:16:06.660 people need to understand that savings for the future is important and these accounts are going

01:16:11.720 to go take a very important initial step in moving us down that path you know i i so respect the dell

01:16:20.600 family for what they're doing and they're getting raked over the coals today uh for all the wrong

01:16:25.600 reasons um that's a private individual that's saying i want to do this and i think that is fabulous i

01:16:33.500 really do again we're 38 trillion dollars in debt i i really do i'm so torn on this because i really do

01:16:42.560 understand we don't people feel like they don't have a stake they're never going to get ahead they're

01:16:48.600 never going to get a house all of this stuff that's leading them to this lie of socialism we have to do

01:16:55.060 something but again i'm so i'm so concerned about opening up a can of worms here that no i just gets

01:17:02.600 out of control again no in this case no because the money is going back into the capitalist system

01:17:07.720 see it's not consumption you know we think redistribution we're thinking you know giving

01:17:13.040 people money to spend this is money doing that and i understand your point on the debt and the debt is

01:17:18.720 too high and it grew at a historic pace over the prior administration but i could tell you glenn the

01:17:23.480 only way that we are going to be able to deal with the debt situation is to grow and to grow fast

01:17:29.560 which is what we saw during president trump's first term because if you don't grow you're not going to

01:17:33.920 get revenues and it just exacerbates all of the other factors and when we look at the tax bill which

01:17:40.040 the trump accounts were a very key part of we are going to be able to lift worker wages because we're

01:17:46.000 getting a capex boom which lifts productivity and when that happens worker wages always grow we've got

01:17:52.620 energy policies that will work to lower inflation that's going to increase your real wage and then

01:17:57.960 of course the no tax on tips and overtime will encourage more labor supply which is this

01:18:02.720 inflationary and after tax wages are going to go up for working class americans so to me that

01:18:08.400 those are very pro-growth so will you at least put a time limit on it that says you can't withdraw it

01:18:17.460 i mean because if you want it to grow there is so this is just this is just from uh children born

01:18:23.480 from from 2025 to 2028 and uh and that's it and there's people will not have access to this

01:18:32.000 until they turn 18 if they so chose and we hopefully when they see that account both significantly over the

01:18:38.460 next 18 to uh 22 years uh they will keep their money in that account and add to it so yes there are

01:18:45.240 certainly limitations on it who's controlling how it's invested it's going to be so you'll so the

01:18:54.280 the forms will be available when you file your taxes uh in the new year that's form 45 uh 47 as i

01:19:01.100 mentioned and then you could deposit additional monies your employer could your charitable charitable

01:19:08.360 contributions etc uh and you could put extra money in on july 4th when you officially sign up

01:19:15.080 and then um or i should say you sign up before then the monies will go out sometime around july 4th

01:19:21.240 that's when treasury will put the money in in one's account and essentially it will be invested in low

01:19:27.520 cost um mutual fund something that mimics the s&p 500 okay um let me just switch because i know i have

01:19:36.680 to let you go but let me just switch topics here for just a second thank you for what you guys are doing

01:19:42.040 uh with the somali fraud uh in minnesota and the food stamp fraud the snap fraud thank you i mean i

01:19:51.200 don't know how people are not just falling all over themselves to say thank you for stopping this

01:19:58.640 incredible fraud that is so dangerous so thank you for that oh well thank you and let me say people

01:20:06.980 realize that uh the portfolio of treasury that uh secretary benson is running is large and deep and

01:20:14.480 in that is a terrorism and financial intelligence area uh there's an undersecretary it's a very key

01:20:20.580 role it's one of the most senior roles within treasury and the administration takes fraud and uh

01:20:26.120 financial abuse and certainly certainly anything related to terrorism with the utmost concern i mean

01:20:31.460 this is uh you know defcom uh four in terms of importance so uh the american people should know

01:20:37.620 that the treasury takes these things seriously it's investigating and we'll see what happens with it

01:20:42.220 but uh i appreciate you highlighting it glenn you bet will we see indictments for um you know

01:20:49.800 ngos etc that are um using foreign money to you know at worst you know perform a color revolution on america 0.86

01:20:59.560 well glenn if there is illegality without question uh it's too soon to say where this

01:21:05.040 where this investigatory work is going to go but but absolutely this will be if there's laws broken

01:21:10.360 this administration will prosecute the perpetrators to the full extent that the law provides no question

01:21:15.500 about that good joe thank you so much i appreciate everything you're doing i appreciate you coming on

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01:24:34.580 worth point uh invest dot com slash stew uh welcome to the uh program uh interesting conversation i

01:24:55.060 really want to support i so want to support things but i just don't see this trump savings account

01:25:03.940 uh as as something that is is is good uh you know but i understand what they're doing this is why i want

01:25:12.740 to support them because i know what they're facing they are facing youth that think they have absolutely no

01:25:20.020 stake in it well that youth is going to be you know 21 in 21 years um but they're trying to they're trying to

01:25:29.940 get money back into the hands of people get them to invest it do all of these things that's great i

01:25:36.820 just don't think it's the right thing to do constitutionally yeah i think and many other ways

01:25:45.220 in my opinion but you know again the best thing i can say about it is it's trump made this promise

01:25:49.700 during the campaign he ran on this and he was consistent about it i was and i think you were as

01:25:54.100 well as consistent in opposing it from the time he proposed it during the campaign you know i just

01:25:58.820 think that you know like the limitations is a great way of i think focusing on this you know he it is

01:26:04.340 set up for three years but like i mean let's be honest about it yeah so go ahead uh how how how about

01:26:14.100 the covid uh obama uh obamacare extensions yeah i mean i mean it would make those were set up for three

01:26:20.500 years too it would make no sense as a policy to give children only born in 2026 27 and 28 this

01:26:28.100 this benefit it only would make sense if you were doing it over a long term why why would kid a kid

01:26:33.060 born on january 1st 2029 not get this benefit that someone else got a couple days earlier and of course

01:26:39.540 what's going to happen there is of course they're going to extend this program uh as they almost always

01:26:46.660 do with new giveaways certainly the left isn't going to oppose it which which is why i would it

01:26:53.060 would make more sense to me if it wasn't a birthright it was a 21 i'm not for it but thomas paine was like

01:26:59.620 give it to him at 21 that affects the people today that are 21 that feel like they have no they have no

01:27:06.580 nothing you know there's no stake in the game essentially would be a stimulus check i mean i think

01:27:11.780 the the argument with growing earlier and i understand is that it would grow right like you

01:27:16.340 know a thousand dollars is going to do so much more for a kid in 21 years but of course that doesn't

01:27:21.860 doesn't attack necessarily the benefit the the concerns about today's economy at all i mean you're

01:27:27.060 right like this is 20 years before anyone's realizing any of this uh right so and i you know i just i am

01:27:33.940 also with this is this this is the replacement and it should be the replacement for social security

01:27:41.780 i know this this instead of a trump savings account you should be able to say nope i don't

01:27:46.260 want the government to have it i want my social security to go into here or half of my social

01:27:52.660 security payment to go into this savings account if you pair it with something like that you could

01:27:57.700 at least have the conversation i think yes yeah yeah i agree i agree all right more in just a second

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01:32:44.620 So yesterday I, I, I posted this when I got home, a picture of, that my wife took of Dave and I.

01:32:52.220 We were kind of backstage at Mar-a-Lago.

01:32:54.560 So, uh, and we said, we sat there probably for half an hour and had a really, uh, honest conversation about what's happening in the world.

01:33:03.020 What's coming our way.

01:33:05.480 And, um, you know, and some things that are just concerning to both of us.

01:33:10.100 And I'm not going to get into all the details because I don't have permission to tell you everything that Dave said, but I did ask him last night if I could share some of this with you.

01:33:20.960 You know, he is, he's Jewish, he's gay, he's married, and he has two adopted children.

01:33:33.720 I mean, what else could, uh, leper?

01:33:36.860 What else could box could you check that would make you less popular in what the world that we're seeing come our way?

01:33:43.560 And, um, he's a reasonable guy.

01:33:50.380 He's a really reasonable guy.

01:33:52.560 And, you know, when we talked years ago, when he was adopting, he was on the, on the show and he's like, Glenn, I got to tell you, I I've changed so much.

01:34:00.900 I, I don't, I don't know how to justify because I know that it's best to have kids with a mom and a dad.

01:34:10.680 And I believe in that.

01:34:11.760 And I, you know, I just don't know what to say.

01:34:15.000 He was a guy in conflict when it happened.

01:34:17.300 He's not in conflict now.

01:34:18.400 He loves his children, loves his children.

01:34:21.040 And they're in a very stable home.

01:34:24.320 He would tell you not the ideal home because I would be a mom and a dad, but a great home.

01:34:31.040 And he said, uh, I am finding myself in a situation to where, uh, I mean, I just don't know what's coming.

01:34:41.100 And we talked about it and I shared with him some things that I thought were, were coming exactly what I did.

01:34:54.360 And I didn't realize it at the time until I walked away exactly the way I did with Charlie Kirk.

01:34:59.720 When Charlie came to me in 2018, 2019, and he said, you've always been ahead of the curve.

01:35:07.400 What is coming next?

01:35:08.700 And I said, well, I mean, if you just study history, Charlie, there's, there's really two things that are left.

01:35:15.320 One is assassinations.

01:35:17.780 And the second is war.

01:35:19.200 And he talked about Donald Trump and that, that they would try to assassinate.

01:35:23.420 And I said, yeah.

01:35:24.000 And I honestly, Charlie, I think people like you and me are on that list too.

01:35:28.080 I said, you know, one of us, uh, could go down in this as well.

01:35:33.560 We'll be targets as well.

01:35:35.700 And we stood there and I've told this story a million times.

01:35:38.260 Um, we stood there on the balcony of this hotel and we just looked over the ocean for a while and we were both quiet.

01:35:46.180 And I think he said, one of us said, I can't believe we're having this conversation.

01:35:51.120 And the other one said, I know it's like we're in a movie, right?

01:35:55.120 It's not real.

01:35:58.800 And lo and behold, just a couple of years after a few years later, Charlie is assassinated.

01:36:06.120 Dave and I were having a conversation and I said, Dave, I hope I'm wrong, but this is the way things could shape up.

01:36:13.880 And we talked about it for a while and, um, just as I was getting ready to walk away, he said, I can't believe we're having this conversation.

01:36:26.640 It's like we're in a movie.

01:36:31.580 And I said, yeah, I, I, I know that feeling.

01:36:34.260 And then I, I walked away and when I got to my wife's side, I said, I, I'm sorry, I'm just really freaked out right now because of what Dave just said to me, um, because of the last time somebody said that to me was, was Charlie.

01:36:48.940 Um, we are living in extraordinary times, extraordinary times.

01:36:54.420 And we are seeing for the very first time, we're seeing good and evil.

01:37:02.280 We are, we're, we're seeing in, in ways we've never seen before.

01:37:08.100 You know, when the assassin tried to kill Charlie, he thought there would be an equal and opposite reaction to that act.

01:37:16.720 And it would be that people would either side with him or they would rise up and they would start killing, you know, the left.

01:37:25.860 And we would, we'd go into that kind of civil war thing, but that's not what happened.

01:37:32.100 An opposite action happened as a reaction, but it was not equal.

01:37:37.920 It was so far beyond equal, um, that it was, that it was clearly divine.

01:37:46.720 1.5 million people around the world watched, I'm sorry, 1.5 billion people watched that Charlie Kirk funeral and that Charlie Kirk funeral happened.

01:37:57.340 And if you were there, I don't know if you could feel it while watching it.

01:38:01.000 I, I, I imagine you could, but I'm telling you in the room, I've never felt anything like it.

01:38:05.120 But you could feel the spirit there.

01:38:08.240 I mean, it was like God was there.

01:38:11.040 And every time somebody got up and started speaking about politics, you could feel the spirit, uh, withdraw.

01:38:17.620 And then they would start talking about, you know, universal principles and the spirit would come back to the room.

01:38:24.660 It was amazing.

01:38:25.620 And I wasn't just the only one feeling I had people around me.

01:38:29.020 Elon Musk was two rows behind me.

01:38:31.460 Everybody around me, we were all talking about, are you feeling that?

01:38:34.200 This is amazing.

01:38:36.240 Um, that was God showing up.

01:38:42.000 So the unequal but opposite reaction was God working a miracle.

01:38:49.900 The only way I can understand what's happening in our world today, where we have gone insane, we've gone insane.

01:38:58.980 People that I know have lost their minds.

01:39:04.240 Um, we can't, suddenly we can't have conversations about things that have been settled for a very long time.

01:39:10.900 Um, and suddenly you're, you have to be an enemy.

01:39:14.700 This way, when I talk about these things, I don't want to single out anybody because I'm not going to make this personal.

01:39:21.240 I'm not going to make it personal.

01:39:22.580 I want to make it about the facts because the minute we make it personal, then we're, we're immediately enemies of one another.

01:39:29.100 And I don't.

01:39:30.100 There's one enemy and it's the author of chaos.

01:39:37.700 Um, and that's who I fight.

01:39:42.960 God shows up.

01:39:43.920 Now, what's the equal and opposite reaction?

01:39:46.980 Because every action has an equal and opposite reaction.

01:39:49.600 I really believe Satan showed up.

01:39:52.760 God shows up.

01:39:54.100 We have this resurgence of faith.

01:39:56.940 It's explosion.

01:39:58.180 And then Satan shows up.

01:40:01.600 And all of a sudden we're talking about insane things. 0.97

01:40:04.940 Like all of a sudden, you know, Jews rule the world and, and I hate Israel and, you know, insanity, insane, insane stuff that we've always known was insane. 0.99

01:40:18.500 Um, we're watching for the first time. 0.98

01:40:24.160 We're watching the big boys play and we are pawns.

01:40:29.240 You just have to, you just have to make sure you're on the right side of the board.

01:40:34.820 You know, who, who are you a tool?

01:40:38.160 Who, whose hand are you in?

01:40:41.540 You on the good side or the, the dark side?

01:40:45.780 Um, because you have to make that decision right now.

01:40:50.040 And the way to make that decision is just to remember what you've always known to be true.

01:40:56.840 What is true?

01:40:58.160 When you know those things and you stay anchored in those things, it's going to be okay.

01:41:06.060 But if it feels like we're living in a movie, in some ways we are, it just hasn't been made yet.

01:41:17.980 But believe me, there will be movies made about this time and about people that you may know.

01:41:24.960 There will be movies made.

01:41:26.540 How that's portrayed in the end, I'm not sure, but I do know that every time in human history, every time this road has been traveled, there is a winning side and the other side destroys itself and its civilization.

01:41:45.580 So to me, it's pretty clear, but it's for each of us to find, um, just do it peacefully.

01:41:56.660 Make no enemies, make no enemies.

01:42:01.220 I remember one time we were in the throes of just real attacks on every front.

01:42:12.720 And I thought my whole world was coming apart and it didn't matter what I did, what I said, where I was, didn't matter.

01:42:21.500 Just attack, attack, attack, attack, attack.

01:42:23.500 And I asked the Lord in prayer, you know, help me, help me.

01:42:29.480 How do I defeat these enemies?

01:42:30.920 And once in a while, once in a great while, I'll feel like he, like that I almost hear him.

01:42:39.020 And I don't know how to describe it.

01:42:41.600 It's, it's like, I hear the words, but not hear the words, you know, it's, I just know what he's saying.

01:42:47.080 And, uh, and sometimes it's so clear, it's jaw dropping.

01:42:52.340 And I remember in prayer and I'm talking about how do I defeat these enemies, et cetera, et cetera.

01:42:57.240 And it was so clear.

01:42:59.080 And what I heard was firmly stop.

01:43:05.540 These are not enemies of yours.

01:43:08.080 They are enemies of mine.

01:43:10.020 These are my rights.

01:43:11.420 And I will solve the problem with my enemies.

01:43:16.500 You do the right thing.

01:43:19.700 Okay.

01:43:21.300 So I don't want to make any more enemies.

01:43:24.580 Because they're not enemies of mine.

01:43:26.960 They're his, his enemies.

01:43:28.960 Anybody who is standing against the rights of all men, anyone who is standing against the bill of rights, the idea that all men are created equal and endowed by their creator.

01:43:38.620 They're not my enemy.

01:43:39.800 I mean, I view them that way, but they're ultimately his enemy.

01:43:44.880 I need to remain on his side.

01:43:47.480 That's all I need to do.

01:43:48.620 Remain on his side.

01:43:50.100 And when he tells me to act and tells me what to do, I will do it.

01:43:55.020 And so far, all I know is make no more enemies.

01:44:02.420 Just speak the truth plainly, clearly.

01:44:06.800 Just keep saying the truth.

01:44:10.160 The things that you have always known that are universally true.

01:44:14.800 I'll take care of the rest.

01:44:18.260 More in a minute.

01:44:20.860 Let me talk to you here about the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews.

01:44:24.640 This time of the year, we think a lot about lifting others up, even in small ways.

01:44:28.900 Right now, on the other side of the planet, there are families in Israel facing winter without heat, without enough food, without the security they once had.

01:44:36.900 The war has left thousands of Jewish children and seniors in need of very basic help.

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01:45:50.400 All right.

01:45:51.720 Let me let me tell you a little bit about what's coming at Glenn TV tomorrow night on my Wednesday night special.

01:46:01.120 The Islamic takeover of America. 0.99

01:46:03.940 It's farther along than you think.

01:46:08.820 You know, whether we're talking about the slow creep of socialism or the infiltration of Islamicism, it's happening. 1.00

01:46:16.940 And it is not hard anymore to make comparisons between where places like Europe and the UK are right now and what we're starting to see at home.

01:46:28.420 They are a few years ahead of us.

01:46:31.560 But have you noticed how fast things are moving?

01:46:35.580 I mean, think about when we started hearing again that Hitler might be the good guy. 1.00

01:46:39.940 That was that was a Charlie Kirk's death.

01:46:42.560 I mean, it was like four weeks after his death.

01:46:44.580 And look, it's like it's seemingly everywhere now.

01:46:48.620 It feels that way.

01:46:49.340 It's everywhere.

01:46:50.700 What?

01:46:52.260 How fast did that happen?

01:46:55.600 How fast did our society?

01:46:58.080 You know what happened in Portland on Friday?

01:46:59.980 They lit the Christmas tree.

01:47:01.180 When they lit the Christmas tree, they didn't call it a Christmas tree.

01:47:06.300 It was a holiday tree.

01:47:07.280 OK, been there, done that.

01:47:08.600 And then they got the Palestinian flags out and they started chanting free, free Palestine from the stage.

01:47:14.960 Christmas.

01:47:17.460 Jesus was a Jew. 0.99

01:47:19.240 I don't know if they remember that part of it.

01:47:21.680 This is happening at such a rapid pace and it's no longer a warning of what's to come.

01:47:29.420 It is the reality that is unfolding in front of us.

01:47:32.700 And we have to pay attention.

01:47:34.100 We cannot sleepwalk into the end of the Western civilization.

01:47:38.660 There is a battle that is coming.

01:47:42.020 And I hope that it's a a figurative battle that we can fight right now.

01:47:48.980 So our children don't have to fight a literal battle in the future.

01:47:54.320 But if we don't fight it now, if we won't call it if we won't look at an Islamist, not a Muslim, an Islamist and say Sharia law is wrong and has no place here. 0.83

01:48:09.960 You are not compatible with the United States of America.

01:48:14.520 You are not compatible with the Western civilization.

01:48:18.980 If we don't have the guts to say that, I warn you, our kids and maybe us at the end of our lives will be fighting a literal battle for our lives.

01:48:30.100 And quite honestly, you know, I said to Dave and Dave said, you know, I'm finding Jesus a lot lately.

01:48:37.020 I'm finding God a lot.

01:48:39.380 He's like, I am I am I'm having Shabbat dinner.

01:48:43.580 I'm I am I am really finding God because I think because I said to him, I said, I think I think we're in an epic battle and possibly the last battle where we see the Messiah return.

01:48:56.800 And he said and I said, I know you don't.

01:49:01.540 And he's like, no, no, I'm I'm I'm you'd be surprised how many people I know that used to be like me are now going, you know, maybe there's something to this God thing.

01:49:09.960 Because he said, I can feel it.

01:49:12.280 This is all spiritual.

01:49:13.560 It's all spiritual.

01:49:18.940 But we are facing between this and AI.

01:49:21.700 I'm not sure which one the Antichrist is, and I'm not sure which one the tool of the Antichrist is, but there are a lot of things that are stacking up that if we don't address them right now, we are in for the battle of maybe the battle of all time.

01:49:39.720 And I know that might sound like hyperbole to somebody else, but I urge you to read the end of the book because, wow, wow, it kind of looks familiar here and doesn't look as far fetched as it used to.

01:49:52.520 I mean, I remember when it was like, yeah, and there'll be a currency.

01:49:56.700 It'll be a global currency and it'll, you know, be just digits.

01:49:59.800 It'll just be numbers.

01:50:00.760 And if you have that, you'll it'll give you access to everything.

01:50:04.380 Otherwise, you won't be able to travel.

01:50:05.580 You won't be able to do, you know, go to market, buy or sell or anything.

01:50:10.560 And I'm like, yeah, that'll never happen.

01:50:12.480 I mean, we are there.

01:50:14.300 We are there.

01:50:16.860 And that's just one of them.

01:50:18.420 And it's kind of all coming to life.

01:50:20.180 So I don't know.

01:50:22.140 Maybe it's just me, but I would pick a side now because when it gets really, really dark, it'll be it'll be hard not to.

01:50:29.360 If you haven't picked a side yet or if you don't really know what's going on, how bad it really is, make sure you watch tomorrow night.

01:50:36.160 The Islamist takeover of America halfway complete. 1.00

01:50:39.520 It airs tomorrow night on my YouTube channel and Blaze TV.

01:50:44.480 It's the Wednesday night special.

01:50:46.500 It'll air at 9 p.m. tomorrow night on Blaze TV dot com slash Glenn and my YouTube channel, YouTube dot com slash Glenn Beck.

01:50:57.220 More in a minute.

01:50:59.360 This is Glenn Beck.

01:51:10.120 You ever looked at a scoop of dry dog food and thought.

01:51:13.740 Really, this is everything my dog needs and it tastes good.

01:51:17.900 I mean, I'm glad I'm not a dog.

01:51:20.380 It doesn't have everything your dog needs.

01:51:22.420 Most kibble is baked at such a high temperature that all of the natural vitamins, probiotics, the enzymes.

01:51:29.360 Anything that is that needs to be in your dog's food that is alive, it's dead before it ever hits the bag.

01:51:35.180 And it's supposed to by law.

01:51:36.740 It has to be.

01:51:37.300 It has to be able to sit shelf stable, as they call it, for two years.

01:51:42.040 There's nothing good in any food.

01:51:44.040 You wouldn't feed that to your kids.

01:51:45.560 Never.

01:51:45.840 You would not feed something that could be self shelf stable for two years.

01:51:50.860 You wouldn't feed that as breakfast, lunch and dinner for your kids.

01:51:53.700 Never.

01:51:54.340 You'd know.

01:51:55.140 Well, we know this.

01:51:56.160 Why are we feeding it to our dog?

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01:52:43.980 I'm at another fundraiser tonight for the American Journey Experience, which is the museum and our vault at Mercury One.

01:53:08.040 We're going to be announcing some things and showing tonight, and I'll show it to you tomorrow, the very first interview with George AI.

01:53:18.580 And it's remarkable.

01:53:21.200 And I'm going to be showing it tonight at Mar-a-Lago.

01:53:24.540 I hope to see you there if you are one of our supporters or you have tickets to join us tonight.

01:53:30.280 If you've never been to Mar-a-Lago, it is, I mean, it's weird.

01:53:34.040 It's like the Super Bowl.

01:53:35.080 It's really, there's no place like it.

01:53:40.860 I mean, you're at the Southern White House.

01:53:43.160 Yeah, it's like the Super Bowl because, like, all of the players are on the field.

01:53:47.260 They're all in that room.

01:53:48.860 They're all, it's where everything is happening.

01:53:51.920 It's really cool.

01:53:54.040 But anyway, so we're doing that tonight.

01:53:59.080 And I've been, I've been talking about not making enemies, but speaking the truth.

01:54:04.860 That's the important part.

01:54:06.160 Speak the truth.

01:54:07.480 Because I have now in my life, and you do too, I have evidence now.

01:54:14.320 I've always, I've always felt God existed.

01:54:18.420 I feel like I know him.

01:54:20.480 I have accepted him into my life.

01:54:25.160 I have asked for forgiveness and asked for salvation.

01:54:28.860 I've received it.

01:54:30.820 I feel these things.

01:54:32.500 And I have personal witnesses of a testimony to say he exists.

01:54:38.040 But for the very first time, we all have, as a collective, evidence that not only does he exist, he is involved in the affairs of man.

01:54:50.500 And the first one that we all can agree on is the assassination attempt on Donald Trump.

01:54:57.920 That was an act of God.

01:54:59.460 I'm sorry, but it was.

01:55:00.960 It was, there's no way.

01:55:02.540 There is no way.

01:55:03.840 That was an act of God, God inserting himself in the affairs of men because he's not neutral on things.

01:55:12.460 That doesn't mean he's a Donald Trump guy or a MAGA supporter.

01:55:15.800 It means he will use things, you know, whether we like it or not, he will use things to further his agenda.

01:55:26.980 And that's not a political agenda.

01:55:28.920 I also feel that it was a miracle and this, you know, gets a little more sketchy, but I think it was a miracle in retrospect.

01:55:35.980 What happened in 2020?

01:55:37.260 Because we wouldn't have had the president that we have today if he would have been elected in 2020.

01:55:42.180 But the other miracle is what we saw after Charlie Kirk.

01:55:45.000 So why we don't put more faith into God?

01:55:49.900 We're not alone.

01:55:50.900 We're seeing he's showing up for the first time.

01:55:53.280 And we don't need to have these big arguments on big esoteric things.

01:55:58.720 We, you know, we just need people.

01:56:00.920 Here's one.

01:56:03.180 Let's agree that we should arrest people that break the law, whether the president or an illegal alien that has nothing.

01:56:13.920 You break the law.

01:56:15.640 You pay the price.

01:56:17.840 Why?

01:56:18.560 How is it?

01:56:19.400 We can't agree on this.

01:56:20.480 You know, I don't know.

01:56:21.800 Did you hear the Minneapolis mayor on this fraud, this taxpayer fraud?

01:56:26.400 We are talking about a billion dollars in fraud.

01:56:30.200 OK, your tax dollars going to Somalia and going to some of it, Al-Shabaab, one of the worst terrorist organizations in the world.

01:56:41.740 Your tax dollars in fraud.

01:56:44.960 And here's the Minneapolis mayor.

01:56:46.940 Play cut one, please.

01:56:48.120 Listen to this.

01:56:48.800 Good afternoon.

01:56:49.840 My name is Jacob Frey.

01:56:51.420 I'm the mayor of Minneapolis.

01:56:53.220 And we are here to respond to a number of credible reports from several media outlets relaying that there are as many as 100 federal agents that will be deployed to the Twin Cities with a specific focus on targeting our Somali community.

01:57:12.100 To our Somali community, we love you and we stand with you.

01:57:18.580 That commitment is rock solid.

01:57:21.180 Minneapolis is proud to be home to the largest Somali community in the entire country.

01:57:27.520 They've been here for decades in many instances.

01:57:31.720 They're entrepreneurs and fathers.

01:57:33.900 They benefit both the culture and the economic resistance.

01:57:38.760 Is anybody arguing with this?

01:57:40.120 Is anybody arguing with the Somali community?

01:57:43.980 They are not coming in to target the Somali community.

01:57:48.400 They are coming in to target the fraud that is happening in the Somali community. 1.00

01:57:54.200 See, he immediately jumps to race because that's what that means.

01:57:59.080 Once you start talking about a collective, they're coming after the Somali community. 0.96

01:58:04.060 You know you're into racism.

01:58:05.660 You're into a some ism.

01:58:07.460 OK, that's very reminiscent of Hitler because that's what he did. 0.99

01:58:11.780 Everybody's the same.

01:58:13.360 Only the certain German elites, only the certain Germans with, you know, blue eyes and blonde hair can rule. 0.79

01:58:21.100 Well, except for the Hitler leader can rule the world. 0.96

01:58:24.480 OK, that's racism. 0.89

01:58:28.580 When you're saying they're coming after the Somali community, what you're saying is, oh, well, they're racist coming in.

01:58:35.220 But what you're actually what he's actually saying is, look, we we're lumping every Somali in our community as clean. 0.91

01:58:46.080 Well, no, no, you can't say that.

01:58:49.440 That's racism. 0.99

01:58:50.980 Just like I can't say every Somali is dirty.

01:58:54.440 You send in teams of professionals to find out who's involved in this. 0.89

01:59:01.860 And I don't care if they're Somali or they're the governor.

01:59:05.860 If they broke the law, they need to go to jail.

01:59:09.880 But let me tell you what's actually happening here.

01:59:13.220 What's actually happening here is 100 percent all about politics.

01:59:19.720 If he doesn't protect or appear to be on the side of the Somali community, if he doesn't make strong, if he allows feds to come in and mess with the Somali community, even the lawbreakers.

01:59:37.760 He feels he feels he can't win.

01:59:41.740 If you don't have the Somali community in Minneapolis, you're not going to win. 0.99

01:59:46.160 Now, how un-American of me to say that.

01:59:51.980 Well, it's funny because he speaks about how un-American it is for Donald Trump to come in and send people into the community to fight crime.

02:00:05.320 How un-American play. 0.99

02:00:08.300 What is it?

02:00:08.640 Cut 42.

02:00:09.140 That's not American. 0.92

02:00:13.160 That's not what we are about.

02:00:15.480 And we're going to do right by every single person in our cities.

02:00:18.960 And so, to our Somali community.

02:00:23.800 Daman Shabka.

02:00:25.560 Somali-ed Kunul.

02:00:27.780 Minnesota, Garahan, Minneapolis.

02:00:30.440 Wa'an Kujanil Ahai.

02:00:33.540 Wa'an Kujereb Taganahan.

02:00:37.380 Oh, my God.

02:00:38.940 At least practice it in the mirror first.

02:00:42.980 I mean, it's like me doing it.

02:00:44.820 It's like me.

02:00:45.520 It's like me speaking English.

02:00:48.540 I mean, that is just, that's embarrassing.

02:00:51.160 It's embarrassing.

02:00:52.980 I mean, to follow that or to proceed that with, that's just un-American. 0.58

02:01:02.720 We're going to support every member of our community that's un-American. 1.00

02:01:06.960 And so, to our Somali community.

02:01:09.200 You mean the American community that has been here for decades?

02:01:13.040 Why are you speaking Somalian to them?

02:01:15.560 Why?

02:01:16.620 Have they not melted in?

02:01:17.880 No, because we're a salad bowl.

02:01:19.740 We're not a salad bowl.

02:01:22.760 You want a salad bowl?

02:01:24.660 Go over to Europe.

02:01:26.420 And you'll have that delicious salad that will not satiate any kind of hunger ever.

02:01:34.060 However, we're a melting pot, which would imply that you speak English, especially when you say, you know, everybody here, they're great Americans.

02:01:45.960 They're great Americans.

02:01:47.860 Great.

02:01:48.220 So, let me say in English, because I know you're learning English.

02:01:53.420 Oh, you're not learning English.

02:01:54.980 Oh, okay.

02:01:56.400 Well, that's right.

02:01:57.620 We're a salad bowl.

02:01:58.520 That's un-American. 0.81

02:02:00.040 That's un-American. 0.81

02:02:00.900 I want, somebody said to me the other day, you know, Glenn, why don't people understand immigration?

02:02:13.300 And I said, what do you mean by that?

02:02:14.500 Well, you know, people want immigration and they don't want people coming in and they say they're for immigrants. 0.99

02:02:21.480 I said, wait a minute.

02:02:22.040 Hold it just a second.

02:02:22.640 Everyone I know that I think is reasonable, everyone that I know loves immigrants.

02:02:28.620 They love immigrants.

02:02:30.280 The immigrants that come over and they're like, oh my God, I'm here. 1.00

02:02:33.980 I got here as fast as I could.

02:02:37.140 I mean, I'm a citizen.

02:02:38.160 And they light up when they say they're a citizen.

02:02:40.920 They'll talk about our founders.

02:02:43.040 They've learned and they'll speak English.

02:02:46.000 They want to be citizens because they know what freedom actually means, okay?

02:02:53.860 I want those, I want those people in every day.

02:02:58.400 I would love to have Somali citizens here that realize what they escaped and realize, wow, that was a really bad scene.

02:03:09.820 I'm glad I'm out of that and I'm here because I have the opportunity to be me.

02:03:16.560 I don't want the ones that are here that are just trying to recreate Somalia. 1.00

02:03:20.520 Go to Somalia. 0.97

02:03:22.840 What?

02:03:24.020 Why are you here?

02:03:25.160 You, hang on, let me just get, you moved from Somalia so you could create another Somalia except with loads of snow? 0.95

02:03:37.260 Help me out with that one.

02:03:38.860 That was the problem with Somalia. 0.99

02:03:40.680 Too warm.

02:03:41.760 That was the big one.

02:03:42.700 Too warm.

02:03:43.300 Just everything else about it was great.

02:03:46.000 Not just endless mountains of snow for months on end.

02:03:51.540 Come on.

02:03:53.760 Come on.

02:03:55.880 It's so strange.

02:03:57.260 You know, the instinct behind a politician to think that the right thing to do is to come out in the most awkward way possible and fumble your way through the language of a few of the residents of your city. 0.98

02:04:14.060 Like, what a, it's so pathetic. 0.99

02:04:17.740 The pandering is just awful. 1.00

02:04:19.660 And, you know, look, no one cares.

02:04:23.020 I'm sure there's plenty of people in the Somali community that are entrepreneurs, and I'm sure they're doing a great job.

02:04:28.460 And, like, for the people that came here legally and that are doing a good job, great.

02:04:31.440 That is not what, those are not the people getting charged with these crimes.

02:04:35.080 Those are not the people that are, who are defrauding autism programs to bilk the state out of millions and up to a billion dollars that should be going to kids who actually have autism.

02:04:50.660 Right, like, that is, oh.

02:04:52.900 How about food?

02:04:54.140 Food.

02:04:54.660 How about food?

02:04:55.700 Housing.

02:04:56.320 Basic human needs.

02:04:58.360 These programs that obviously shouldn't exist to the level that they do as they're being manipulated this way.

02:05:03.740 But if they're going to exist, they should at least be going to people who need the help.

02:05:07.820 People who might exist.

02:05:09.100 And you know who really is hurt?

02:05:12.120 Who knows really who this mayor and this kind of philosophy hurts?

02:05:16.260 The Somali that wanted to come here because they knew what America was. 1.00

02:05:23.000 What's happening is they are allowing this growth of crime, corruption.

02:05:30.920 You'll have warlords.

02:05:32.680 You'll have Sharia law. 0.69

02:05:33.940 You'll have all of it.

02:05:34.860 The Somalis that came here for a new life, they wanted to escape all that. 1.00

02:05:39.320 They're being forced right back into it by the politicians they thought represented the United States of America and our constitution and our rule of law.

02:05:50.040 Instead, they're speaking Somalian.

02:05:54.440 Somalis?

02:05:55.360 Somalis?

02:05:55.960 Somali? 0.89

02:05:57.500 They're speaking that language. 0.99

02:05:59.200 And the Somali that came here for a better life has got to be like, what the hell? 1.00

02:06:07.660 You've got to be kidding me.

02:06:10.260 You're going to create what we just left. 0.53

02:06:14.600 It's sick. 0.81

02:06:15.740 It's really sick.

02:06:17.900 And dare I say, un-American. 0.98

02:06:21.440 I'll say that in pig Latin when we come back. 0.97

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02:07:59.880 This is Glenn Beck.

02:08:14.100 So, I don't know if you saw the picture of the mask bandit that came into an Ashland ABC store over the weekend.

02:08:39.660 But it's a liquor store.

02:08:42.040 And he went in and smashed multiple bottles of bourbon.

02:08:49.240 And then just, you know, I think at some point was just licking it up off the floor.

02:08:54.680 And he's what's called spluted.

02:08:59.140 He spluted out on the floor.

02:09:00.960 He just passed out spread eagle.

02:09:04.680 And that's where they found him.

02:09:06.640 Spluted? 0.67

02:09:06.920 Now, spluted.

02:09:07.680 What is spluted?

02:09:08.800 I've never heard that term.

02:09:10.460 Spluted? 0.67

02:09:10.840 It's, I looked it up.

02:09:13.240 It's in the story, spluted.

02:09:14.860 And it just means you're face down, spready, just passed out.

02:09:19.720 Yes.

02:09:20.580 The ultimate, a real pass out.

02:09:22.640 Not one where you like curl up on a bed and fall asleep.

02:09:25.240 We're talking about.

02:09:25.900 Oh, no, no, no.

02:09:26.220 Just like drop.

02:09:28.300 Yeah.

02:09:29.420 You know, face down in your own vomit.

02:09:31.880 Mid snow angel.

02:09:34.040 Right.

02:09:34.480 So this masked burglar comes in, comes in through the roof, destroys the security cameras.

02:09:42.660 So there's no security cameras.

02:09:44.260 They just have one picture of the mask on this raccoon.

02:09:50.180 It wasn't a human.

02:09:51.560 It was a raccoon that came in through the ceiling, cut the security camera lines by going in through

02:09:57.840 the ceiling, then just started going down the aisles of this liquor store and just knocking

02:10:03.060 bottles over and licking all of the liquor up off of the floor.

02:10:10.340 This is Glenn Beck.

The Glenn Beck Program - December 03, 2025

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