The Glenn Beck Program - What Trump's 'Final Blow' to Iran Might Look Like ｜ Guests： Dr. Zuhdi Jasser & Khosro Isfahani

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00:02:57.700 holy cow there is a ton that is happening i mean breaking news right now uh a final blow

00:03:07.540 which is what the press is calling it a final blow is about to be delivered to iran what does

00:03:15.060 that mean i'm going to show you the options and quite honestly none of them sound like a final

00:03:19.360 blow to me uh so it may be just the press but we are preparing to do something because iran rejected

00:03:25.980 uh uh the uh the trump outreach um and in fact it got a little worse but things are changing in the

00:03:33.940 middle east and things are changing here as well we have that and so much more to cover just in

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00:04:57.680 i hope not but uh uh you know how i've told you if you're a long time listener you know i've always

00:05:04.520 told you that i get more optimistic and uh i don't know uh i go in a different mode when

00:05:12.620 starting to get bad i'm in a mode i just i just kind of like as i was writing some stuff last

00:05:22.060 night i have a really hard time writing you know uh some things that are you know uplifting and

00:05:28.780 else i'm like a doom doom doom doom doom i am the guy that you don't want to be on the first half

00:05:35.320 of the ride on the titanic you don't want you don't want me anywhere near you from england to

00:05:42.480 the iceberg but then you want to be standing right next to me once the boat is sinking because i'm

00:05:47.220 very very you know encouraging and i'm starting to become very encouraging and that always makes

00:05:53.160 my staff nervous in fact somebody said on the insider feed last night i saw uh uh i'm very

00:06:00.460 what is it i'm very nervous because glenn's not nervous or something like that

00:06:06.460 i think i think it should be made into a t-shirt quite honestly but um something is something is

00:06:13.460 is coming our way and we're going to make it through it and it's going to be fine but it's

00:06:17.600 going to be tough it is going to be tough let me give you the news from the middle east today

00:06:22.160 Iran has rejected our ceasefire proposals.

00:06:26.100 Not a surprise there.

00:06:27.580 They've made some concessions, such as allowing some fuel tankers through the Straits of Hormuz,

00:06:32.620 but that's not going to.

00:06:35.000 Axios is reporting today, this morning, that, quote, a final blow is being prepared for launch.

00:06:43.820 Okay, that doesn't sound really good.

00:06:46.680 A final blow?

00:06:47.720 now in the story there they are outlining the four possibilities and i don't think these are

00:06:55.060 the i mean who's gonna go is hegseth calling up axios and saying i got look we're looking at

00:07:00.200 four possibilities here so you don't have any idea what is real and what's not here but

00:07:04.140 they're describing the four objectives or options one invading or blockading karg island

00:07:10.980 okay invading a different island that is a main irgc base to shut down the strait so there's

00:07:19.580 karg island where they where they actually are loading all the oil and everything else and it's

00:07:24.380 it's also a defensive island uh for the strait and then there's apparently another island uh that

00:07:31.140 has the irgc base but why would we occupy it why wouldn't we just blow up the base it's just me

00:07:36.500 maybe um then option three is to invade and seize two other islands in the strait um i don't like

00:07:46.300 any of those options quite honestly i don't like the idea of boots on the ground uh but i understand

00:07:51.460 if in a limited way we have to do it slippery slope and then the other one is blocking or

00:07:58.540 seizing ships that are carrying iranian oil none of those sound like a final blow they sound like

00:08:04.260 an expansion but they don't sound like a final blow to me maybe it's just me jason do these sound

00:08:09.980 like a final blow to you i mean that on its own does not sound like a final blow but we don't

00:08:15.160 know what the israelis have in mind so if this coincided with you know opening up the straits

00:08:19.320 with also the israelis targeting the you know security forces on the ground that sounds more

00:08:24.700 of like it but this seems just like the next step in the operation really to me yeah it does it just

00:08:31.180 seems like an expansion of this um speaking of Israel they just announced that last night they

00:08:37.240 killed the IRGC naval chief this is the guy who was in charge of closing the Strait of Hormuz in

00:08:43.060 the first place uh and they killed him last night yeah you know the rest of this um so we got that

00:08:52.260 going for us they are um they're deadly they're deadly has anybody seen the um what is it on

00:08:59.540 apple it yeah turan it came out of a couple of i think a couple of years ago and i just i wasn't

00:09:06.700 interested didn't watch it um and my wife said hey i've talked to a friend they said turan they

00:09:11.860 were watching turan it's really good it is really good have you seen it jason have you seen it ricky

00:09:17.340 i mean i've seen the poster for it i've thought about diving in but because i am concerned about

00:09:24.280 the war i actually didn't want to watch it yeah i thought it would freak me out it's actually

00:09:28.620 it's it's very clarifying it's it's and it's also if you like those old cold war movies

00:09:35.000 where about spies and how we got behind the iron curtain and everything else

00:09:39.160 this is like the cold war it's the spying of the massad on iran and what iran tries to do to stop

00:09:48.460 israel and it's hair raising it is really really hair raising i have no idea it looks like it was

00:09:55.160 all filmed in iran i don't know how they got that to happen because it's not really positive

00:10:00.480 uh you know on iran but maybe it's maybe it's just me maybe they're thinking oh i like this

00:10:07.260 because it says who they really are but um at the same time that we are talking about winding things

00:10:13.440 down and having a final blow multiple uh arab countries that are aligned with us are now

00:10:20.440 publicly urging that the conflict cannot end yet i'm sorry glenn can i interrupt you here

00:10:26.900 yeah what do you what do you mean what are the what are since when do arab gulf leaders want

00:10:32.320 to destroy iran as much or more than israel this does not square for me they're wanting to get

00:10:39.320 involved the reason why they haven't wanted to get involved in the past is not because they don't

00:10:44.100 not because they like israel because they don't want to set the middle east on fire between

00:10:48.660 sunni and shia correct me if i'm wrong on this jason love your analysis on this they don't want

00:10:53.320 to set the world on fire between sunni and shia but they have no love at all they are enemies

00:10:59.100 with iran especially the 12ers in iran they are concerned this time around because iran has struck

00:11:07.800 their cities their oil in particular their oil um rigs and distribution centers etc etc

00:11:16.080 if that falls if they shut down the strait of hormuz and saudi arabia and these other countries

00:11:24.360 can't get their oil out and sold they begin to collapse the the reason why those arab nations

00:11:32.220 are so peaceful you know look they all get along everybody gets along and it doesn't look like the

00:11:37.780 rest is because of the money they have so much money they pretty much just put their their

00:11:45.460 extremists to sleep with money i think and so they kind of buy peace if that money system falls apart

00:11:54.780 they're in real trouble so got to get rid of the sia the shias the 12ers in the shia movement

00:12:02.520 according to any sunni um and then also we can't let this disrupt our system it will set our own

00:12:09.820 nation on fire what do you think of that jason is that a good answer or not yeah yeah i think it is

00:12:14.660 i think that was the saudis have a have a huge uh shia population within saudi arabia and a lot

00:12:21.360 of them have seen exactly what what iran would want to do with a lot of these uh gulf kingdoms

00:12:25.780 is what they did to yemen uh utilizing their proxies all over the all over the country all

00:12:31.580 over the region and that that's a legitimate threat for all of these gulf gulf kingdoms um

00:12:36.320 so they're worried about that for sure but also the gulf kingdoms have become i am just a second

00:12:41.940 excuse me excuse me for i'm gonna i'm gonna pretend i don't know what they did to yemen

00:12:48.880 what did they do to yemen so through so through the groups like the houthis one of the stupidest

00:12:56.060 terror group names in modern history. I have a hard time taking them seriously at all.

00:13:03.640 They effectively pressured the Yemeni government into being a full-on proxy of Iran. That's

00:13:12.960 exactly what happened in Lebanon through Hezbollah. This has been the strategy for Iran to slowly

00:13:17.960 turn the entire region Iranian and dominated by 12 or Shiism. So they're all aware of that threat.

00:13:25.240 But also, I am so sick and tired of some of these Gulf Arab countries sending these strongly worded letters.

00:13:32.440 We mean it this time, guys.

00:13:33.780 They just did this yesterday.

00:13:35.080 All of us, and they put all the countries on there, every Gulf Arab kingdom.

00:13:38.900 We're getting pissed.

00:13:40.580 Okay, if you are, why don't you take responsibility for your own region for once?

00:13:46.440 For once.

00:13:47.680 And not wait on us to do it for you.

00:13:50.240 But I think that's what Donald Trump was trying to do with the peace accords.

00:13:55.240 trying to get them to step up and take responsibility for their own region.

00:13:59.420 And I think that's also kind of the leverage that he has when he's like,

00:14:03.920 guys, we're not, we're not here.

00:14:06.240 We're not going to fight your war anymore.

00:14:07.580 We're not going to get entangled in a long drawn out war.

00:14:10.660 This is on you.

00:14:11.960 This is exactly what he's doing to Europe too.

00:14:14.820 We're not here to fight your war anymore with, with Russia.

00:14:18.660 You're buying oil from them.

00:14:20.260 So don't expect us to hold them at bay anymore.

00:14:23.260 that's your deal not ours and i think he's saying the same thing to the arab world and that message

00:14:29.500 is coming through loud and clear perhaps for the very first time i'm so glad you brought up europe

00:14:35.100 and that strategy because we know the trump doctrine at this point it is to empower these

00:14:39.160 regions to do it themselves whether that be europe even when that be in southeast asia

00:14:42.980 countries like japan why is japan still operating like it's still 1950 and they're still in

00:14:48.400 reconstruction the entire world is operating like it's still post-world war ii reconstruction that's

00:14:53.700 to end it's got to end today well it is you saw what's happening with japan i mean this is you

00:15:00.240 know anybody who says this isn't america first yeah it is yeah it's just not necessarily the

00:15:06.680 obvious version of america first the the obvious and utopian but almost cartoonish version of

00:15:15.760 America first is we just withdraw from everywhere. That can't happen. You cannot build a world with

00:15:23.200 American troops on the ground all over the world and then just bring them all home. The world would

00:15:30.120 collapse into chaos. So you have to first, I mean, before you take something away, especially

00:15:39.640 if somebody is dependent on it, you have to give them either something else to become dependent on

00:15:45.560 Or you have to get them to be strong enough to wean themselves off of that dependence.

00:15:52.040 That's what he's been doing.

00:15:53.580 And he's doing it in a remarkably fast way.

00:15:56.760 Remember, this has been since 1945.

00:15:59.700 And in two years, less than two years, he has said to Europe, you're going to be on your own soon.

00:16:06.620 well soon in in you know uh global government terms is you know glacier-like movement it's

00:16:18.460 you know it would take decade or decades to move he's saying it's going to happen soon it's going

00:16:25.900 to happen maybe by the end of the term you better get yourself prepared for us not being here and

00:16:31.520 he's doing the same thing with with Saudi Arabia and the entire Middle East and Israel and everybody

00:16:37.140 we're going to take care so there's no nuclear missiles because Donald Trump knows nukes are

00:16:43.500 the absolute worst it means we're all vaporized so we're going to take care of that but we're

00:16:48.540 not here to solve this problem that's your job and so he's holding them right now both at bay

00:16:55.080 But I have a feeling that if this is a final blow, if he if that language is actually coming from the White House, that's another signal.

00:17:05.920 Look, we're not going to get involved deeper than this.

00:17:10.600 We are delivering what we can deliver.

00:17:13.760 We will make sure that that that straight is open and the flow of oil is happening.

00:17:20.600 We will help there because we have the largest Navy in the world.

00:17:23.880 that is a responsibility we volunteer to take on because it helps us as well as the rest of the

00:17:30.080 world but we're not solving your problem in the middle east you got this suny shia thing going on

00:17:35.580 you got the terrorism thing going on yes it affects us we've just dropped a lot of ordinances

00:17:41.860 on that country we have we have taken them and neutered them as much as we can the rest of it

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00:19:39.020 so there is something else on this russia also announced yesterday that uh they are preparing

00:19:51.800 to send drones to iran that is marking a shift from indirect to direct military support

00:20:00.760 that's not a good sign if you're looking to bring things down we have proxy tensions now

00:20:07.380 becoming direct alignments um and major powers all over the world thinking i'm going to get

00:20:14.280 involved or not i hope we are thinking let's end this soon and and come on home and let everybody

00:20:20.720 else deal with it but we'll see um huge red flags in europe on free speech uh they have a problem

00:20:30.880 in their country uh in england uh in germany in all of europe has a problem um the islamists

00:20:39.720 have moved in and they are taking control uh i don't know if you really understand what happened

00:20:46.780 with the latest election with the with the green party in england but the green party you know

00:20:54.920 green for the earth is now green because of Islam. It is an Islamic party now, and it is

00:21:01.880 becoming quite frightening what's going on, especially with the return of blasphemy laws

00:21:09.340 now in England. They're not traditional laws that are being passed by parliament.

00:21:15.020 They're doing regulatory guideline crap, but I mean, it is really, really bad. You mock,

00:21:21.740 you joke you question you have legitimate questions about islamic policies traditions

00:21:30.880 practices you know hey i think somebody's raping my child if it makes a muslim feel uneasy unwelcome

00:21:38.980 or uncomfortable they're saying now you'll go to prison how does anybody how does that's not

00:21:47.360 a free society anymore. That's not a free society. How is Tommy Robinson going to be

00:21:52.400 able to hold his rally? How's he ever going to be able to go home or voice legitimate concerns

00:21:58.540 and not spend the rest of his life in prison? The answer is he can't. And that has been the

00:22:05.180 plan all along. This is not about protection of minorities or religion. This is about silencing

00:22:12.820 any watchman on the wall that sees trouble coming and says hey we should talk about this

00:22:19.740 this is happening in america let me give you just a few let me just give you a few examples we just

00:22:25.900 did this special it's at glennbeck.com slash torch um i want you to see this it is it's really in

00:22:33.680 depth people don't understand how how close this is let me give you this this is um uh islamic

00:22:41.180 protesters in philadelphia cut four please listen to what he's saying until we have done everything

00:22:47.020 in our power to bring the united states to its knees let us not lose sight of the enemy for

00:22:54.520 every u.s military base that crumbles and for every u.s soldier who returns home in the casket

00:23:00.680 we'll cheer since when do we allow this kind of stuff they're talking about overthrowing america

00:23:09.420 and cheering for our soldiers coming home in caskets,

00:23:13.500 killed by Hezbollah or Hamas.

00:23:17.040 That's in Philadelphia, gang.

00:23:18.920 That's in Philadelphia.

00:23:19.940 I got a long list of this stuff we'll get into here in a second,

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00:23:25.700 what's actually going on in the ground with the people in Iran next.

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00:25:05.020 we have been very outspoken um about what is happening in uh in iran who the bad guys are

00:25:26.000 and this has been going on long before the war was there and we had the crown prince

00:25:34.740 on with us and it was the first time that we had had a a serious major cyber attack

00:25:42.620 on our systems we have had them now four times yesterday was another day where we were having

00:25:51.420 a ddos attack uh and we're having it again today if you are an insider thank you for putting up

00:25:58.760 with this it seems like the more we talk about radicalized islam in the middle east especially

00:26:05.420 with uh iran in particular somebody is trying to take our site down uh so we appreciate it that is

00:26:13.760 the importance of this network's radio family they can't take us off of the radio but we appreciate

00:26:22.680 your patience with this we are being told that it is a major attack that would would have to be

00:26:30.720 at this level some sort of a massive if not state-directed kind of ddos attack so i guess

00:26:42.640 it makes our next guest even more important um uh hosro is uh isfahani is the national union

00:26:51.120 for democracy and iran research director he grew up it was raised in tehran he lived there for

00:26:58.260 30 years he worked as a journalist and a frontline human rights defender until 2021

00:27:02.940 this guy is braver than i think most of us put together he is infiltrated secret missile

00:27:08.780 facilities, he smuggled classified documents out, and he delivered aid quietly to the communities

00:27:14.940 placed deliberately in harm's way over the years. And I have been watching what he has to say. He

00:27:21.740 has sources on the ground in Iran. Welcome. How are you, Hosro? Hi, Ghislaine. Thanks for having

00:27:29.880 me, and thank you very much for your kind words. And more importantly, thank you for bringing light

00:27:35.780 and attention to this very important story and obviously the regime is not happy about what you

00:27:41.860 are doing thank you yeah well i have to tell you i think every american uh everybody in the world

00:27:48.200 should be concerned about what's happening to the iranian and the persian people um they have been

00:27:52.780 living under this dictatorship forever and you don't have to be pro-war or anti-war you just

00:27:59.720 have to be you have to have some compassion for what the people have going have been going through

00:28:04.800 between the women uh the children homosexuals i mean anybody uh that they don't happen to agree

00:28:12.180 with they slaughter and i don't i i wanted to talk to you because i'd like to get a feeling of what

00:28:18.540 is the mood on the ground in iran i mean they came out in droves about 30 000 of them were

00:28:26.220 slaughtered after that now they're inside the president is saying stay inside but will they

00:28:33.420 come back out is there an appetite for coming out on the streets and risking it all again

00:28:40.700 here's the thing people in iran already are back out right now we are celebrating noruz

00:28:48.500 the persian new year the actual celebrations the main one happened a couple of days ago on march

00:28:54.940 20th before noruz itself we have this fire festival in iran every year people get together

00:29:01.660 make bonfires, jump over them, making good wishes for the next year, dancing, singing, that's the

00:29:08.120 usual. This year, Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi, the leader of the opposition, issued a call asking

00:29:14.240 people to celebrate this national moment, this national moment that we have held dear in our

00:29:20.880 hearts, despite the Islamic Republic trying to erase the Iranian history, Iranian culture,

00:29:26.640 Iranian heritage. He called on Iranians to not engage security forces, just celebrate the occasion

00:29:34.780 in your neighborhood. And people listened, as always. They took to their streets in their

00:29:41.140 neighborhoods. They were singing, dancing, chanting against the supreme leader, against the new

00:29:46.200 supreme leader, Mini Mushtaba, and the whole regime against the IRGC in support of the crown

00:29:53.660 Prince, all of that. There is a video that came out the same night. A woman is addressing Prime

00:29:59.680 Minister Netanyahu saying, Bibi June, dear Bibi, we know that you won't let them touch us. And

00:30:07.180 this trust, this trust that people took to the streets celebrating was not in vain. The regime

00:30:14.340 actually had issued threats telling people that we are going to kill you if you come to the streets

00:30:19.720 celebrate. And they dispatched forces. That siege militia was dispatched. And each of them,

00:30:26.420 each convoy of these militiamen that tried to approach the celebrations, they were taken out

00:30:33.160 by Israeli drones. The United States and Israel have finally stepped in, providing the Iranian

00:30:39.740 people with a fighting chance against this slammish occupation of Iran that has lasted for

00:30:47.000 almost five decades we have been fighting this regime non-stop since its inception we have been

00:30:54.880 on the streets march 1979 women took to the streets in iran opposing the imposition of the

00:31:01.440 sharia law we have been out every year every day fighting this regime so many people have died in

00:31:08.400 iran we have so many loved ones you don't have you in iran you don't have any weapons whatsoever

00:31:16.460 and americans are not going to put boots on the ground they're expecting the people to be the

00:31:21.820 boots on the ground but you again you don't have any weapons so how does the boots on the ground

00:31:27.660 actually work what does it look like with the iranians just coming out of their houses

00:31:32.320 because they i mean it could be really bad the irgc is still you know somewhat in control

00:31:39.660 let me give the answer to you in three parts first part when uh in january crown prince

00:31:47.580 issued a call on people and people took to the streets in millions they brought with themselves

00:31:54.700 to the protests the actual flag of iran with the lion and the sun hundreds of flags flooded the

00:32:02.800 streets of iran those flags don't grow on trees people have been preparing and those flags are

00:32:09.720 the lowest hanging fruit on that preparation tree much more has been done i cannot go into very much

00:32:18.340 the details, but a lot of technologies have been deployed and drones and all that we are seeing,

00:32:24.940 these are just the start of it. A lot more is ready to go. The Iranian people are the boots

00:32:31.860 underground. But the next two parts of my answer, one, what the United States and Israel have

00:32:38.520 achieved during this military campaign. A lot of naysayers in the West, after three weeks,

00:32:44.800 We are not even at four-week milestone. The United States and Israel have dismantled the

00:32:51.200 Islamic Republic leadership to great extent. A lot of targets are still there. Ahmed Wahidi,

00:32:57.520 Qalibaf, the parliament speaker, Ejai, the judiciary chief. These are the actors that

00:33:03.880 are holding the regime together. Targeted killing of these individuals will lead to the collapse of

00:33:11.000 the leadership of the Islamic Republic, which already is happening. A lot of military bases,

00:33:17.900 the commanders have deserted their posts. That's one side. But more importantly, the arms of

00:33:23.480 oppression of the Islamic Republic has been targeted repeatedly by Israel and the United

00:33:29.140 States. So far, hundreds of besieged militiamen have been taken out in targeted drone strikes.

00:33:38.100 Many more have been injured, and many, many more are not showing up for service.

00:33:43.800 They are scared, and the regime cannot even pay them.

00:33:48.020 The situation that the regime is facing is dire, and they cannot hold it together for long.

00:33:54.280 But back to your actual question.

00:33:57.120 Iranians have been preparing.

00:33:58.720 A couple of, two weeks ago, I think, Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi finally publicly announced the existence of the Immortal Guard, Guard Ajavidon, a decentralized, self-organized group of people, multiple circles across the country that have been trained and are ready to go.

00:34:20.920 Iranians are the boots underground.

00:34:24.240 Trained by who?

00:34:25.300 i cannot go into details of that uh too much is its sake and we are talking about a war zone

00:34:34.520 okay um well that is um good news i had not heard that before one one of the things i have heard

00:34:43.320 um to try to discourage uh those who want iran to be free um is that the people are turning on

00:34:53.160 the united states and israel because of the bombing that you know they're saying you now

00:34:58.780 you're killing us um and you know now they're turning on us is there any truth to that

00:35:04.160 in every society you have outliers before this whole uh military operation started uh the islamic

00:35:13.700 republic and a bunch of lunatic leftists organized a pro-pali uh rally outside tehran university

00:35:21.820 They were able to get 20, 30 people outside Tehran University to chant in support of Hamas and Hezbollah and other terrorist groups.

00:35:32.360 And more importantly, we are dealing with a situation that internet has been caught.

00:35:37.720 Yes, some dissidents have received satellite internet and technological tools that is enabling them to circumvent the blockade.

00:35:47.100 But a lot of the noise that is coming out of the Islamic Republic is generated by the Islamic Republic.

00:35:55.940 Remember a couple of months ago, there was a story all over the news about white SIM cards, SIM cards that the regime removes all online limits for and give it to influencers to push its line.

00:36:09.800 There is also another piece of evidence of them doing the same thing.

00:36:13.880 When the regime's foreign minister was on air giving an interview using internet, he was questioned, why do you have internet while the whole nation is offline? He responded, I'm the voice of the nation.

00:36:27.640 They are providing internet to these type of influencers to push an anti-U.S., anti-Israel narrative.

00:36:36.480 But what we hear from people in Iran is that with every missile hitting this regime, people are rejoicing.

00:36:44.760 When Nooruz was happening, traditionally people visit the graves of their loved ones.

00:36:49.620 When you kill tens of thousands of protesters in cold blood, hundreds of thousands are going to visit their graves, and they did.

00:36:59.860 There is a video of a mother, a mother at the grave of his son killed, and she's shouting, addressing the United States and Israel, and telling them, God bless you, you made our hearts happy after this darkness.

00:37:17.000 This is the mood that we are seeing coming out of the country.

00:37:22.320 Is there something that the people are waiting for?

00:37:27.640 Is there a signal they're waiting for?

00:37:29.920 Is it Donald Trump just coming out and saying, now?

00:37:34.700 It's multiple elements.

00:37:36.700 One, the decapitation at the top needs to continue.

00:37:41.320 Multiple individuals are still in place.

00:37:43.840 If they have been engaged, apparently, or who knows what's happening in negotiations, those individuals are actual terrorists.

00:37:54.440 And the United States have been saying that it doesn't negotiate with terrorists.

00:37:58.640 We need to stop talking with these people and also let our allies finish the job of taking them out.

00:38:05.040 That's one element.

00:38:06.060 And two, two weeks of targeted campaign, taking out the Islamic Republic's arms of oppression, would turn the tide, give the Iranians an actual chance in this uphill battle.

00:38:20.120 We have been fighting this for the past five decades.

00:38:23.220 I have been involved with it for 17 years.

00:38:26.420 We are unrelenting.

00:38:28.580 This is, you're saying that there's still a lot of targets left before that signal can be given.

00:38:34.820 Yes. And that's my understanding from every military and security source that we talk with, that the military campaign is far from over. And which war against a major terrorist sponsor like the Islamic Republic, a state that has killed so many people inside and outside the country, has occupied land beyond the borders of Iran.

00:38:59.040 look at Lebanon, look at Syria, look at Yemen, look at Iraq, how a war against such a regime

00:39:06.480 can be over in three, four weeks. The timeline is not too far from being over, but there is much

00:39:16.420 more needed to be done for the call to arrive. And President Trump has repeatedly told the Iranian

00:39:23.460 And people stay home, stay safe while the bombs are falling.

00:39:27.680 When they stop, the call will arrive from the leader of the opposition,

00:39:31.940 Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi, and Iranians have shown that when that man speaks, they listen.

00:39:39.100 Osirah, I appreciate it.

00:39:40.580 I pray that your people will be free.

00:39:42.860 This is probably it.

00:39:45.840 I mean, if the people don't in the end rise up, if we don't weaken them enough

00:39:51.240 and give you the opportunity to rise up it it may unfortunately be another half century before you

00:39:56.720 have this opportunity again so i pray this goes well osro thank you very much thank you for having

00:40:02.220 you bet you bet osro isfahani uh the national union for democracy in iran all right more in

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00:44:53.600 hello america every time we talk about what is going on uh with iran or we have

00:45:02.760 big guests on it started with the crown prince crown prince of iran and we just had um one of

00:45:10.360 the main opposition leaders uh you know for the people the persian people and the iranian people

00:45:16.840 on the ground we just had him on a minute ago uh and he told us some interesting information that

00:45:22.380 there there are there are troops being trained if you will iranians that are being trained he

00:45:28.300 wouldn't say who is training them but they are preparing for the go signal uh and they're hoping

00:45:33.000 that it'll come soon maybe in the next couple of weeks um but every time we every time we talk

00:45:38.880 about these especially around the special that we did last week um we hit uh we get hit on our

00:45:47.720 servers uh we're under cyber attack again today i've done this for a very very long time we have

00:45:53.880 never had this kind of cyber attack on us. I am told by experts that this is complex and state

00:46:05.320 level kind of cyber attacks. Nobody is hacking into the system, but they are stopping anybody

00:46:13.080 from accessing our system. So if you are a member of the Torch, wear this as a badge of honor.

00:46:18.460 Somebody doesn't want you to be involved in here or any of this, but thank you so much. And thank

00:46:23.440 you to our radio facilities, all of our radio stations. Nobody can cyber attack our radio

00:46:29.980 stations, at least, you know, not as one giant organism. And I appreciate that. This is why

00:46:37.100 AM and talk radio is so vital to the nation to keep it going. We're going to continue our

00:46:45.740 conversation on what is happening to our country, the war that we're actually in. And I don't mean

00:46:51.020 in iran i mean i've said this for several years i think we're at the beginning of world war three

00:46:55.980 and most people just don't know it yet and there's a chance to do it without guns but we have to have

00:47:01.660 honest conversations about islamism we political islam will be the poison the cancer the death

00:47:11.620 of the west europe is almost gone but america is really close i want to show you some evidence of

00:47:18.300 that. And then I want to bring somebody in who can help answer the question, is there a difference

00:47:24.180 between Islam and Islamism? I have friends on both sides of this aisle. I think I know my answer,

00:47:33.380 but I want to hear from one side, from a dear friend of mine, is there a difference?

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00:48:52.840 happening here in America cut four these are Muslim protesters in Philadelphia they are protesting

00:49:01.300 our soldiers and our stance on Israel and Palestine I want you to listen to this cut

00:49:10.580 four philadelphia until we have done everything in our power to bring the united states to its knees

00:49:16.600 let us not lose sight of the enemy for every u.s military base that crumbles and for every u.s

00:49:24.540 soldier who returns home in the casket we'll cheer okay stop notice that's an american accent

00:49:32.160 that's not a foreign accent it's an american accent we cheer for every soldier that comes

00:49:37.480 back in a body bag and let's not forget the enemy the enemy he says there is the united states we

00:49:43.400 will bring it to its knees um here in philadelphia again um this is a uh was posted by a great service

00:49:51.980 out of the middle east called memory what they do is they they take videotape from all over the

00:49:56.600 world that is in arabic and they translate it so people know exactly what's happening in their

00:50:00.980 areas um we thank memory uh tv um this is from philadelphia these are islamist kids listen to

00:50:12.100 what they are uh are singing and a little skit that they're doing go ahead and play a little bit

00:50:17.980 of this this is not in english but in this philadelphia mosque we will chop their heads off

00:50:31.660 we will liberate the sorrowful and exalted al-aksa that's jerusalem we will subject them

00:50:38.820 to torture rebels rebels rebels they're talking about the great satan and the little satan that's

00:50:45.360 in philadelphia here's a north carolina scholar defending child marriage listen to this

00:50:52.480 now what's the age of marriage in in the u.s every state has a different age there are some

00:50:58.960 countries outside in the world uh girls can marry at 12 years old okay what's the issue of this

00:51:05.580 if in africa girls reach maturity much much younger even here in the u.s i know we have some

00:51:15.200 students from our families from our acquaintances the girls grade five and they reach maturity they

00:51:23.360 reach puberty very briefly the worst enemies of the prophet muhammad peace be upon him in his own

00:51:29.700 time did not object on this and did not say to him oh look he's marrying a young a young lady

00:51:36.880 and in islam it's understood it by consensus you can marry a child so you can marry a child

00:51:45.500 you can marry a child that is a scholar at north carolina state university

00:51:52.200 what is happening to us we have been invaded and i laid this out on my special last week

00:52:02.340 If you have not seen it, does it come out today?

00:52:06.300 What part do we have coming out?

00:52:09.000 We'll have it by tomorrow.

00:52:09.760 We've got bonus content coming.

00:52:11.080 We have bonus content tomorrow.

00:52:12.240 You're going to see these full interviews.

00:52:14.000 Plus, you have the entire special.

00:52:16.660 You'll have about an hour to two hours more bonus material yesterday and a booklet that will help you understand this that you'll be able to share with your friends.

00:52:26.880 You'll be able to get it if you're at glenbeck.com slash torch.

00:52:29.600 just join us torch that hopefully we'll all be out uh tomorrow uh so you can share this information

00:52:35.980 but in our special we have dr zutty jasser zutty is a dear friend of mine i've known him for

00:52:43.700 i don't even know 20 years probably um it wasn't i think i was at cnn when i first met him

00:52:50.360 he is a primary care physician uh he is he used to be a lieutenant commander in the u.s navy

00:52:58.640 physician to congress and the supreme court justices he is also the founder of the

00:53:05.020 american islamic forum for democracy and the muslim reform movement reason why i like him so

00:53:13.320 much is this guy has paid and his family have paid such a heavy price because he's a muslim

00:53:20.100 but he says there's a big difference between a muslim and an islamist and he is trying to reform

00:53:26.880 Islam. Imagine being that guy. He is also now running for Congress. I fully support him.

00:53:35.300 He is running for Arizona's fourth district. It's a swing district. You can find more about him at

00:53:41.620 Z4AZ, Z4AZ.com. Zutty, thanks for coming on.

00:53:50.040 Anytime, Glenn. It's great to be with you. Thanks for talking about this. It's the most

00:53:54.260 important discussion in the 21st century so i want to i'm gonna push back hard uh on you because i

00:54:01.500 really want to have an honest discussion about this you said in the special there is a difference

00:54:07.400 and i wasn't sure honestly at the beginning of the special i wasn't sure that i fully agreed

00:54:14.140 with that i thought i did but i didn't fully agree with it i wasn't married to it until i heard some

00:54:19.060 other things in the special and then i think i'm there but i want to play pushback and devil's

00:54:23.800 advocate because in the special you said there is a difference between muslims and an islamist

00:54:29.400 one is political uh and one is religious i guess

00:54:35.540 yes you know and and this is a construct uh you know as you know as somebody who believes there's

00:54:44.480 some deep need for reform in islam and we haven't gone through the anti-theocratic movement yet

00:54:50.660 You can't admit as a Muslim that you need reform unless you realize that the general consensus, the leadership, the establishment of the faith has a cancer in it, and that is theocracy.

00:55:01.160 So you can call it political Islam, theocratic Islam, Sharia, supremacism, all those things are the same thing.

00:55:08.820 And is it the predominant Islam? Absolutely.

00:55:11.300 There's no doubt that normative Islam, as you played an audio earlier, most of the imams, 95% of the imams globally are problematic.

00:55:21.820 They are evil as far as their concept of humanity, of human rights.

00:55:26.620 Their values are incompatible with America, with the West.

00:55:30.740 And no different than our founding fathers that fought against theocracy, I as a Muslim have a moonshot.

00:55:37.900 I have a sense that this is where I think we can go.

00:55:40.660 I believe in liberty. I believe in that first liberty. But even after our founding fathers fought for a revolution, it took them 13 years until they had a legal document and that they agreed upon and recognized that first liberty as being religious liberty.

00:55:55.200 So as an American and as a Muslim, I say, you know what? We have to recognize that there's a table. We're not going to rename the religion. The definitions, Islam is the faith. Muslims are those who follow it. The problem is the entire establishment, the leadership, the people that are making money from Islam, the Petro Islamists of Saudi Arabia, of Iran, of Pakistan, the establishment that has dug their heels in the sand for the last thousand years.

00:56:25.200 But let's also not have an ahistorical approach to Islam, like any other faith, and say, listen, if the recipe was wrong, the first three, four hundred years would not have been an era of enlightenment on the planet in which the Greek philosophers and so many philosophers are translated into Arabic and other languages while the West was still grappling with the Dark Ages if the recipe was wrong.

00:56:49.000 But it went from 4,000 schools of Sharia to essentially four, and you had basically now for 1,000 years. This is why what's happening in Iran is so amazing. If you don't separate Islamism from Muslims and a possibility of reform, who are the people in Iran, the people on the street that reject theocracy? Are they in a vacuum? Do they not have a faith? Are we going to disenfranchise them from their relationship with God?

00:57:17.460 And I want to end this comment with what you and I, we've become such good friends. And I can tell you that as you met my wife, you met my kids, you know, my kids are God-fearing, moral, sentient human beings who have a strong relationship with morality.

00:57:32.820 They aren't morally inverted like all these satanic cultish death cult folks of the Islamists.

00:57:39.360 They would die for their fellow Americans regardless of their faith.

00:57:42.920 They believe in God and fast and pray.

00:57:47.300 And who are they praying to?

00:57:48.600 It must be a faith that has some type of moral compass.

00:57:53.020 And if we say that's not a faith and we don't even want to call it Islam, we recognize that we're a minority report within that faith.

00:58:00.080 But we also have to, we can't leave, you know, I recognize that the seats at the table are empty, that the most majority of Muslims are silent and we have given them a pass. No, don't give them a pass. Put fire under their feet. Tell them that they're like the silent Nazis in Germany, you know, silent Germans under Nazi Germany. Yes, tell them that. Get them awakened. But don't deprive them and disenfranchise them of their relationship with God and the faith of Islam.

00:58:28.260 on you know that was something that we did in world war ii you know i said i was someplace

00:58:33.140 speaking and it just kind of came out of my mouth and i thought well that's going to cause some

00:58:36.840 problems um but let me repeat it now to a bigger audience um uh you know when we went into germany

00:58:45.000 you know we knew who the we knew who the enemy was um and we knew who the the germans were that

00:58:52.700 were good because not all germans were nazis but the ones that were good were the ones that were

00:58:57.160 like the nazis are over there get those guys help us help us we knew because the the good guys would

00:59:04.680 self-identify and help um the bad guys didn't um and you know you get to a point to where

00:59:13.780 this is going to get so bad if we can't have logical conversations if we can't just be shouted

00:59:21.240 down every time we try to have this conversation it's going to get to the point zutty where

00:59:26.100 everybody's just going to everybody's just going to assume that every muslim is bad and in the

00:59:32.860 special that i saw you know one of the things that really convinced me or helped convince me

00:59:38.260 was the number of muslims that when the muslim brotherhood and others were taking over and buying

00:59:44.560 all of the american mosques most people don't even know this happened buying all of these mosques

00:59:50.080 and taking them over it was the american muslim that were standing up reaching out to our government

00:59:55.780 and everybody else going help help help help we're being taken over by really bad people

01:00:00.900 and they were and we didn't do anything and now what do you what do you do if you're in that

01:00:05.980 community now how do you speak out exactly and that we have to recognize that uh america really

01:00:14.520 has the answer and that europe you can almost put a fork in it because their version of democracy

01:00:20.720 is a racial version in which, for example, one of the founding scholars of the concept of Islamism

01:00:26.960 that understands it was Bassam Tibi, a German scholar. He retired in America because he said,

01:00:32.380 you know, I lived in Germany for 40 years and I never felt German because they didn't have

01:00:37.420 a culture of absorbing folks of all different, you know, origins, ethnic origins that could then

01:00:44.300 become American or become German. So he retired in America. He said, Americanism as that

01:00:49.800 anti-theocratic religious liberty is the only way to create a strategy against political Islam,

01:00:56.920 against these viral movements. So let's look at the threat. 1.8 billion Muslims globally,

01:01:03.100 30 to 40 percent are dyed-in-the-wool Islamists, which is five to 600 million people. So that's a

01:01:09.700 massive movement. So yes, people who say that Islam is a problem are right. There's not that

01:01:14.920 much daylight between them and me but the issue is what is our strategy as a as a west to save the

01:01:21.380 west we have to have a strategy of an offense and the head of the spear of that offense i'm not

01:01:26.940 alone the people of iran are more on the offense than me because i've been protected by a country

01:01:32.440 that has gone through this revolution and by the way the woke uh the the bigotry of low expectations

01:01:38.800 all of that needs to go away because it's giving muslims a pass in america so they do become more

01:01:44.360 passive and sort of let you know uh the iranians fight the battle against islamism when in fact

01:01:50.200 it's coming here to our shore so we have to fight it here in this laboratory that we can do it better

01:01:55.300 than anywhere on the planet against theocracy sudi i want to push back um on something you said

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01:03:47.040 and then we'll open it up after the next commercial break but i want to talk to you about

01:03:51.360 you know how do you separate because politics is part i mean it is a system of laws that just kind

01:03:59.580 of like the mosaic laws uh were at the beginning with uh with judaism and still are in some ways

01:04:05.440 some of those things in the old testament but more importantly you said 90 of the mosques or

01:04:12.440 the imams at the mosque 90 of them are are radicalized if i said that 90 of the priests

01:04:21.360 in the catholic church were radicalized i would have a hard time then saying i trust catholics

01:04:29.080 because, I mean, if you're going to that

01:04:32.640 and you know that priest is radicalized,

01:04:35.820 how do I trust that you're not either radical

01:04:39.260 or slowly being radicalized yourself?

01:04:41.760 We would warn against those Catholics.

01:04:46.280 Why is this different?

01:04:47.600 Absolutely.

01:04:49.220 It's not necessarily different, and you're not wrong.

01:04:52.740 The problem is, in a very Trumpian way,

01:04:55.820 the problem is the establishment.

01:04:57.620 We are fighting.

01:04:58.440 We need to fight against the establishment.

01:05:00.700 Nobody who's making money from Islam should be trusted, whether it's governmental folks,

01:05:05.940 petro-Islamist academicians, whatever it might be.

01:05:09.720 But in order to get back that control of our faith and who defines it, we need legitimacy.

01:05:16.860 We need some religious legitimacy.

01:05:19.240 And I'm not making ideas up.

01:05:21.420 There are many academicians that have supported it.

01:05:23.440 Okay, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

01:05:25.100 I want to stop you.

01:05:25.760 I want to stop you.

01:05:27.040 I want to get into religious legitimacy because I think I understand what you're saying,

01:05:31.280 but I want you to clarify that when we come back in just a second.

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01:06:58.860 so i have been warning of this apocalyptic kind of uh islamism that is cancer to the

01:07:21.880 west since 1999 um i think i was the first person on radio in 99 at least to say um osama bin laden

01:07:32.240 what he believes there will be blood body and buildings in the streets of new york i was in

01:07:36.760 new york on wabc saying this uh within the next decade and it'll have his name on it

01:07:41.720 um and nobody believed nobody wanted to believe nobody wanted to pay attention to what's really

01:07:47.400 going on and this is a really difficult question because we want to stick by our principles of

01:07:53.800 freedom of religion although i will stand against satanism every day as an american citizen i'm

01:08:02.240 sorry no because it's it's satan it's a cancer um and a lot of people will say including me

01:08:09.680 that the way Islam is being practiced is absolutely,

01:08:16.460 I mean, the 12ers, the Shia 12ers that are running around,

01:08:19.760 that's Satanism.

01:08:20.820 I mean, it is just a death cult.

01:08:23.780 Now, I think, and this is,

01:08:26.240 I want to bring Zutty Jasser back in on this.

01:08:29.020 Zutty, when you say we have to have religious legitimacy,

01:08:32.740 are you saying that you're looking for

01:08:38.280 or you're trying to start a kind of a Martin Luther thing,

01:08:41.920 because he didn't give up Christianity.

01:08:44.560 He gave up the way Christianity was being interpreted by a church.

01:08:49.840 Is that what you're saying when you're talking about you have to have religious legitimacy

01:08:55.400 for the Muslims that don't want to live like this?

01:09:01.940 Absolutely.

01:09:02.500 And, you know, every faith has its own historical arc of reformation and modernization and what that would include.

01:09:10.080 You know, as you mentioned, Catholicism, the first hundreds of years of Catholicism, the church prevented the laity from even reading the scripture in Latin.

01:09:17.840 And ultimately, that was reformed and moved forward towards modernity until America was formed.

01:09:24.260 So as a Muslim, that spiritual legitimacy, I as a spiritual human being, you know, it's interesting.

01:09:30.540 The Islamists will publish things about me nationally and globally, but locally here in Arizona, they have a tough time doing it because I'm known in the community not only as a primary care doc, but as a medical ethicist who teaches an ethics program in the largest teaching institution here in Phoenix and have established credibility as a moral, ethical human being.

01:09:52.800 And many people see that, know me as a man of faith, and that provides religious legitimacy.

01:09:57.760 And then I say, you know what? On top of that, I don't deny the fact that we also have to debate the ideas. I don't get my ideas from my own vacuum. I've read scholars like Abdullah Naim, Abdul Karim Saroush, a Persian scholar that talks about liberty in Islam, Ashmawi from Egypt, Fatima Marnisi from Morocco who talks about Islam and democracy.

01:10:19.780 I formed coalitions. I'm not alone. We've not only formed the Muslim reform movement, and you know, Ezra Nomani, Raheel Raza, you've interviewed many times, and then our coalition of people like Yasmin Muhammad and others. So it's not a movement by myself. It's a larger movement. But I also reject terms like Islamophobia.

01:10:40.540 We want people to recognize that Islam doesn't have rights.

01:10:44.440 It's an idea.

01:10:45.580 Muslims do, but they use the term Islamophobia because they want to shut down free speech.

01:10:52.460 They want to shut down criticism and call that blasphemy and ultimately prevent us Muslims from owning our own faith and having legitimacy.

01:11:01.500 I used to debate imams all across the country.

01:11:04.260 And then they realized they were losing miserably when they had a lay person who's not an imam, but yet understands the faith and the Koran and the scripture, debate them.

01:11:14.280 They tried to demonize me and target me and actually use passages that recognized assassination and other things.

01:11:21.940 And we just hunkered down and continued to debate them.

01:11:25.560 And now they realize they're trying to stay away from me rather than deal with me.

01:11:28.600 so so sudi you are you is this kind of like you know i was a cafeteria catholic i would pick and

01:11:37.420 choose um can you actually hold to the quran um because there's a lot of stuff in it like you

01:11:45.700 know there's a lot of stuff in the old testament that you know you don't hold to anymore um but

01:11:51.460 can you hold to the quran and be you know not crazy you know not violent because there's a

01:12:01.400 lot of stuff in the quran that there's been no reformation that's what you're trying to bring

01:12:05.800 about there's been no reformation so it's all kind of enforced you as you say by like 90 percent of

01:12:12.040 the imams that's that's the most important question is is are do the zooty jassers of the

01:12:18.600 world sort of make up their fantasy faith? Or is it rooted in a new interpretation of the same

01:12:23.940 scripture? We as Muslims only call Quran what's in Arabic, not the English translation everybody's

01:12:29.660 reading on the internet. 99% of those translations are Saudi Wahhabi radical or Khomeinist Iranian

01:12:37.240 type theocratic radical. My father translated the Quran. You can find it on Amazon. It's a

01:12:44.540 modern translation that really helped me be the non-radicalized pro-american muslim that would

01:12:50.500 only die for america and never die for jihad there are passages in there you can separate what's in

01:12:56.100 the quran from what's historical versus what's for all times the prophet wore three hats one is as

01:13:02.640 messenger one is as the head of a military and the other is the head of state we have to say that

01:13:07.240 time in which the leader of a faith like abraham or moses was the head of a military or state

01:13:12.900 is done. We no longer need a religious state. We need to have, just like we have modernization in

01:13:18.240 medical and computer science, we need to recognize modernization in political science, which

01:13:24.520 the best system in the planet is the American system. And if God wanted to tell us how to

01:13:30.680 run government, he would have said so in the Koran, and there's nothing in the Koran about that.

01:13:36.320 Yes, there's a lot of laws, but to me as a Muslim, when we raised our kids,

01:13:40.100 all the laws in there are between God and a human being. So I need to live in a laboratory where I

01:13:45.560 can decide not to drink because God tells me not to drink. He needs to know that I made that

01:13:50.720 decision volitionally, sentiently as a human being, not because I was forced by the theocrats

01:13:56.760 or coerced. So you can recognize that those laws apply to me personally. And, you know, all the

01:14:02.780 child marriage stuff, et cetera, that I don't believe is in the Quran. It's not recognized

01:14:07.780 specifically it's all from hadith most of that which is sayings of the prophet that 90 of which

01:14:14.100 is garbage we need to say was made up and and not part of islam but the quran it's hard to say

01:14:20.100 anyone's a muslim unless they recognize the arabic of the quran but the interpretation the translation

01:14:25.940 is human it's not from god and that's what we need to debate so when you say you don't believe

01:14:32.340 it's in the Quran. You know the Quran. It is either there or it's not. What do you mean by

01:14:37.540 I don't believe it's there? Well, for example, the passage that says, you know, do not take

01:14:45.280 Jews and Christians as friends. The word friends that's there is not friends. So there's also

01:14:50.260 passages that allow Muslims to intermarry between Christianity and with Muslims and Christians and

01:14:55.720 Jews. So if intermarriage is allowed, which is the holiest institution in our faith, how could

01:15:01.080 it also say, don't take them as friends. Well, the Saudi Wahhabis intentionally put friends there

01:15:05.860 in order to demonize and perpetuate anti-Semitic tropes. So that is not friends, it's Auliyat,

01:15:15.720 which has to do with legal scholars. So just as in Catholicism, it talks about godparents. You

01:15:20.480 would not want a non-Catholic to be the godparent to your child. Similarly, in Islam, there are

01:15:27.160 passages that refer to specific, you know, familial legal things that relate to Islamic

01:15:32.300 family laws, but rather not related to demonizing or saying that we have the only pathway to

01:15:37.900 heaven. No, there are many passages that do not say that, that actually enforce the fact

01:15:43.760 that Christians and Jews also will go to heaven, and it's not simply exclusive for Muslims.

01:15:48.360 how does the average person know i mean we are seeing really dangerous stuff in our streets we

01:15:59.180 are seeing you know we're seeing our our towns dearborn michigan it's like going to the middle

01:16:07.280 east i mean that's not good that's not good um how how do you know who especially in a religion

01:16:15.300 where they say they are permitted to lie

01:16:18.620 as long as they're lying for Islam.

01:16:21.420 How do you know what's true and what's not?

01:16:25.240 How do you trust?

01:16:25.840 As in any relationship, many people,

01:16:30.780 I'm sure every one of your listeners

01:16:32.200 not only has friends and relationships

01:16:34.660 that they have personally in their communities,

01:16:36.700 their neighborhoods, their doctors.

01:16:39.060 I was very close to Charlie Kirk, God bless him,

01:16:43.120 and have known the family for a long time, and Charlie, before he passed, was in Europe speaking

01:16:49.500 actually quite a bit about the threat of Islam and what it was bringing to the West and the

01:16:55.120 challenge it was for Westernism and Americanism. And yet, as much as he and I might have disagreed

01:17:01.800 about some of the Islamic interpretations, he recognized that he trusted me with his life,

01:17:07.120 And similarly, I think many people out there should look at Muslims that they know and start to ask them, challenge them, treat them with equality and respect to say, you know what, I respect you to the point that I'm not just going to do interfaith based on Kumbaya and what we share, but what are the differences?

01:17:25.240 What happens if you became a majority here? That's how you test if a Muslim is here to conquest, and also their character, their integrity. These people that lie to seek evangelical Islam infiltration and conquest to the West, as you so rightly said, they're going to manipulate that in any opportunity they have.

01:17:50.920 So you can tell when people are lying, just like politicians, you can tell when they're speaking up and making things up.

01:17:58.580 And I've been consistent on this for 20, 30 years, my entire life.

01:18:02.920 Remember in 2008, you said I was the radical, right?

01:18:06.080 And you're still right. You're still right.

01:18:09.320 The mainstream Islam are the conquest folks that are coming here to destroy the West.

01:18:15.380 They see the world divided into the world of Islam, where Muslims are a majority, and the world of war.

01:18:20.920 the land of war. We are in the land of war here where Muslims are a minority. We need an offense.

01:18:26.920 All I'm telling your listeners is that that offense strategically needs to empower to use

01:18:33.840 Muslims that are on our side, on Americanism, as the head of that spear, because then we will

01:18:39.820 have a seat at that table, just like now the IRGC is being destroyed. When our military operations

01:18:45.760 stop, a peaceful Middle East means the rising up of a post-monarchy, post-theocracy Iran,

01:18:53.880 which will hopefully begin to share our values. And that's the best anti-nuclear program. That's

01:18:59.520 the best end of forever wars that we could ever have, is allowing that nascent, organic,

01:19:06.760 anti-theocratic movement to rise up and then allow them to start and just start debating them.

01:19:11.680 Because there's a lot of scholars that I've studied and we need to talk about is don't give us a pass.

01:19:17.220 I can talk about what are the roots, the academic foundational roots of the Islam that I believe in that is compatible.

01:19:25.720 And we have argued and done apologetics for in the 21st century to begin to broaden that foundation of what is Islam and what is not.

01:19:34.960 Zudi, you rightly reminded me what I said about you, that you are the radical in Islam. This is radicalized Islam, what Zudi is talking about. And, you know, I not only would have your back because I've known you for so long and I've watched you for so long, but I know you'd have my back and I would gladly fight battles with you side by side.

01:19:59.180 um the the one thing that i would like you just to share the threats that you get this is how i

01:20:07.820 know zuti is on the right side the threats that you and your family have gone through um because

01:20:15.320 you know when you say things like hey 90 of the imams are radical they don't like that

01:20:21.000 what does this cost you

01:20:23.020 Well, the cost, I have to tell you, pales in comparison to the comfort of freedom that my family lives in here. My parents escaped Assad's Syria and my family that's still remaining there was dodging chemical weapons on one side with ISIS on the other.

01:20:42.320 And, you know, I'm living in the comfort of a home in Arizona.

01:20:46.620 And, yes, there are imams here that spoke out and said we have enemies within that pretend to be Muslim and basically declared me an apostate and cited Quranic scripture in which it says, you know, the enemies of Islam need to be killed.

01:21:00.120 You know, that's their interpretation of that.

01:21:02.280 There have been websites in Syria during the revolution that had web pages that talk about my family as the Zionist, you know, part of the Zionist conspiracy.

01:21:10.720 And my kids, when they were younger, had to have joint counterterrorism force people, making sure that they were safe in their schools here because we didn't know where the threats were coming from.

01:21:21.820 And then there's the social ostracization.

01:21:23.840 In my book, A Battle for the Soul of Islam, one of the chapters I talk about is tribalism.

01:21:28.240 You know, you can't reform a faith that is based in collectivism and tribalism and shuns people who fight the norm, who critically think, who challenge authority and speak truth to power. You know, that's the tribalism, the pathology that happens. And my wife has suffered from that as she gets pushed away. It was amazing.

01:21:50.660 I was leading the national conversation for two decades about the evil of the Assad regime.

01:21:57.160 And finally, the revolution comes to an end.

01:22:00.460 Thanks.

01:22:00.820 And I say thanks to Israel, because Israel did the final acts that caused the end of the Assad regime.

01:22:07.880 And and they celebrated the end of the Assad regime locally.

01:22:12.080 And the Syrian community that used to thank me for my courage for speaking out against Assad said that, well, your family can come, but Zutty can't come.

01:22:20.080 And my wife's like, what? That makes no sense. So this is this is the type of ostracization and tribalism that happens and doesn't recognize the truth of what we're fighting and what their and what their allies within the community and within this country and Israel and all of those who believe in freedom have been fighting for for so long.

01:22:41.300 Zutty, thank you so much.

01:22:42.620 I'm out of time.

01:22:43.300 I'm up against a network break, but thank you for joining me.

01:22:46.520 Thank you for the fight that we've been in together for a very long time.

01:22:49.840 Thank you for your courage.

01:22:51.060 If you want to find out more about him, you can go to Z4AZ, Z, the number 4AZ.com.

01:22:59.260 Zutty Jasser, doctor.

01:23:00.760 Thank you.

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01:24:13.900 you know that is probably the most adult conversation on uh islam versus islamism

01:24:33.020 i have heard on a national broadcast in this country for a long time and what makes it so

01:24:38.680 is I'm not here to follow up with, and so there's the answer. The answer has to come from you.

01:24:45.500 Hopefully that's the beginning of your search for the truth on what you believe,

01:24:50.300 and I'm not asking you to believe what I believe. Find the truth yourself.

01:25:08.680 We'll be right back.

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01:28:50.920 they knew what they were headed into they planned for bombs and guns but they also knew they had to

01:28:57.400 have a plan for what happens to a population when the ground beneath them is no longer stable

01:29:03.460 when rumor outruns truth and anxiety is just spreading like a wildfire.

01:29:11.460 The British Ministry of Information prepared for a different kind of war,

01:29:17.760 and they produced different kinds of weapons.

01:29:20.800 What they did is they prepared messages, in particular, three messages.

01:29:27.580 each one was designed for a different psychological moment in the war that they believed were going

01:29:35.420 to come to london and to the streets okay and so the first message was put on a poster and it was

01:29:42.320 pretty severe freedom is in peril defend it with all your might that's what it said freedom is in

01:29:50.940 peril, defend it with all your might. That's not a comfortable thing. That is a joke. Wake up.

01:29:57.400 It was designed. Wake people up. Take a population that might still be thinking in peacetime terms

01:30:04.560 and force them to understand this is an existential fight. This is not about politics.

01:30:09.940 This is about your very survival. Wake them up. And it aimed to create real clarity and urgency

01:30:18.520 and cut through the denial that a lot of citizens were living in.

01:30:25.320 They needed to feel the weight of the responsibility at a time where war perhaps was distant and not real.

01:30:34.560 The second poster was for the next phase of the war, when the war became more obvious.

01:30:40.800 The second poster out of the three softened the tone but really sharpened things.

01:30:46.360 That poster read,

01:30:47.640 Your courage, your cheerfulness, your resolution will bring us victory.

01:30:55.060 That poster was released once the war had begun.

01:30:58.900 The war now, people were awake.

01:31:01.200 It had become real.

01:31:02.480 Fathers and sons were dying on distant battlefields.

01:31:05.520 The storm clouds were visible, growing darker every day.

01:31:09.580 And now the question was, not do we act or not, how do we endure?

01:31:14.920 and families were stressed out you know the story of what happened with the children over in england

01:31:22.160 during the war is just amazing the children didn't understand what was happening the parents

01:31:26.760 were struggling with the basics the british pound was not buying you know what it could

01:31:31.620 everything cost more and more and the pound you know was worth less and less and the message was

01:31:38.240 meant to shape the behavior under that kind of pressure. And it promoted something more

01:31:47.260 difficult, courage under fire. Hey, be happy. Cheerfulness can be found in scarcity. And there

01:31:56.360 will be a resolution over time. And it told people the emotional discipline is part of the

01:32:02.000 war effort. We're counting on you. I mean, the message is so British and also from such a

01:32:09.400 different era. It's kind of hard to relate to, you know, hey, cheerfulness is really, but it worked.

01:32:15.760 The posters were up everywhere. Now, most people don't remember the posters and certainly no one,

01:32:23.660 even in England, remember the third poster being posted from the war. It was printed in the

01:32:30.540 millions and it was kept in boxes same look same kind of message but this one this one they hope

01:32:37.800 they never had to use it was it was held back for a very specific moment catastrophic failure

01:32:45.280 you know a time when germany would use overwhelming force they would be landing on the shores they'd

01:32:52.180 be destroying the streets of london maybe killing the king followed by god forbid german occupation

01:32:58.240 that's what that poster was for it was for people that you know their confidence was shattered they

01:33:05.520 stopped trusting that there would be a brighter tomorrow and everything about their society would

01:33:10.700 begin to fray then and only then the final message that third poster was supposed to be released and

01:33:17.440 put up everywhere okay it wasn't meant to rally it was meant to hold the line inside the human mind

01:33:24.840 so they print it they have it ready and then comes the blitz night after night london burns

01:33:32.600 people are sleeping in tunnels fires lit the sky entire neighborhoods disappeared and the children

01:33:39.740 of london were set out on trains to the rural areas of great britain to people they didn't know

01:33:46.600 the families didn't know they just put the kids on the train and then they'd pull up to a station

01:33:51.300 out someplace in Great Britain, and they'd say, hey, who will take these kids?

01:33:56.960 So moms could stay in the city and work, and fathers would go overseas to fight,

01:34:03.400 and the kids would be safe.

01:34:06.460 At that time, there was even talk about sending the royal family off the island,

01:34:10.400 perhaps to America, just to preserve the crown to fight for another day,

01:34:14.740 because they thought the Germans were coming.

01:34:16.320 the moment the government had planned for looked like it had arrived but something unexpected

01:34:23.900 happened the people were already doing what that final poster was meant to instruct

01:34:30.940 they were already steady they had already adapted they had already endured without being told

01:34:36.380 and officials said wait wait wait wait if we put this message out we put these posters up

01:34:41.180 it might feel like we're patronizing you know it might sound like the government is lecturing people

01:34:45.380 who have already carried a heavy enough load they don't need our help so the order came quietly down

01:34:52.020 do not distribute this poster destroy these posters most of them were all destroyed they

01:34:57.240 were burned they were discarded or forgotten the message meant for the darkest hour never saw the

01:35:04.180 light until decades later there was a small bookstore barter books it it had just bought a

01:35:14.400 whole bunch of old books at some auction and in this box of books tucked away was a copy one copy

01:35:22.020 of that poster nobody had ever seen before it was an original it was a survivor a rare survivor

01:35:27.500 the store didn't really know the story they just thought the design was beautiful and the words

01:35:32.820 were so simple it kind of stuck with you so they framed it and they put it up on a wall

01:35:36.160 and customers stopped and they looked and they asked and a message designed for national collapse

01:35:43.920 began spreading in a time that didn't look anything like war.

01:35:49.900 I thought about this poster yesterday.

01:35:51.700 I was sharing with you a list of things you could do in your own life

01:35:54.580 to grow the muscle called courage in small ways

01:35:57.880 so it would be in shape when you need it.

01:36:00.300 And this poster came to mind.

01:36:04.660 Because we're not living in a time where we have falling bombs,

01:36:09.220 on us at least.

01:36:10.420 But the worst case scenario that the British were worried about back in the day is happening today with us, just in a different way. Their worst case was occupation. Enemy occupation. A breakdown of society, of courage, most importantly, loss of hope.

01:36:30.820 i contend that's what we're living through right now and not not occupation from one enemy but

01:36:39.940 dozens they're not marching in uniform they're entering through screens through noise through

01:36:46.340 constant pressure even the enemy that whispers doubt and fear in your mind while you're laying

01:36:52.800 in bed at night trying to get to sleep it is occupying you the reason why we're having a

01:36:58.880 hard time fighting this war is because you can't see it there's no battlefield it's in your head

01:37:03.320 there's no single front line there's no air raid sirens there's you know no bombs going off this

01:37:10.660 is why it's so hard to fight this one when you're physically under attack your friends are dying

01:37:15.700 the streets are on fire buildings are being destroyed every day day after day everyone knows

01:37:21.440 it. And just like September 11th, it bonds people. It knits them together in a shared

01:37:28.780 struggle. We don't even agree on the struggle. We're fighting a war that is easily deniable,

01:37:36.560 a war where no leader has even clearly identified what we fight and who we fight.

01:37:42.340 Our families are being destroyed from outside and inside as we fight our own loved ones for

01:37:49.320 some strange reason. There are no bombs, but make no mistake, every day we are fighting

01:37:58.420 information that is overwhelming, lies and technology that's so well-crafted now, you

01:38:04.300 can literally no longer believe what you see or hear. Narratives that divide, economic

01:38:12.900 pressure that's just grinding you every day. A generation growing up without any kind of clear

01:38:20.280 foundation. A culture that has defined and redefined and then defined and redefined reality

01:38:26.720 over and over again until you don't even know what to trust. You don't even know what's true or real.

01:38:35.320 And perhaps the worst of all, more and more of us surrender to the enemy of despair and apathy.

01:38:42.900 I make the case we are living in occupied territory right now,

01:38:49.260 but instead of land, it's attention, of thought, of inner life.

01:38:55.060 The battlefield isn't out there.

01:38:58.480 It's in each person, every day, deciding what do I believe,

01:39:02.520 what do I fear, what do I focus on, what do I ignore.

01:39:05.340 It is literally the battlefield of our minds,

01:39:09.520 and that is the hardest kind of war to fight.

01:39:12.900 because bombs unite people.

01:39:17.460 Confusion isolates them.

01:39:23.280 And that's why I thought of that poster yesterday.

01:39:25.980 I think that's why that final message matters more now than it did then.

01:39:30.920 It wasn't written for comfort.

01:39:32.900 It was written for discipline, to remind people,

01:39:35.940 you don't have to solve everything.

01:39:37.600 You don't have to absorb everything.

01:39:39.480 You don't have to react to everything.

01:39:41.140 but you have to remain steady you have to remain engaged in everyday life don't give in to despair

01:39:47.620 or anger just live your life quietly and that's not surrender that's control remember you choose

01:39:55.120 every day you choose deliberately show up for your responsibilities protect what's yours to

01:40:01.040 protect. Speak the truth.

01:40:04.080 Refuse to let

01:40:04.880 chaos dictate your state

01:40:06.920 of mind.

01:40:10.140 The bombs

01:40:11.160 that were sent to destroy everything

01:40:12.920 they knew and loved were real,

01:40:15.220 obvious, and uniting. The British

01:40:17.140 lived it, which is why that

01:40:18.960 message was never needed. No one needed

01:40:20.960 to tell them.

01:40:27.160 That box of books

01:40:28.600 where that

01:40:31.040 Third never-seen poster was tucked into, was sold, and coincidentally opened just a few months before 9-11-2001.

01:40:42.160 When the owners found it, as I said, they had it framed and they hung it on the wall of that bookstore.

01:40:48.040 And it didn't take long before people started asking if they could buy a copy of it.

01:40:52.980 And the owners made a few prints here and there, but then they finally started to print copies of it en masse.

01:40:59.360 right around the time of the financial crash of 2008 that is when everybody saw it they couldn't

01:41:07.020 print enough copies to keep up with the demand it swept the world overnight today that's on

01:41:13.480 i mean you can find it on everything it blankets the whole world t-shirts coffee mugs aprons

01:41:20.340 refrigerator magnets anything you can print it on it was printed on and most people don't even

01:41:25.860 know the story most think now i'm sure that's a cool image you know catchy slogan some slick

01:41:33.240 urban outfitters product department dreamed it up to make a buck but the reason that connects

01:41:41.100 with people is because it it feels like and is the opposite of that it's authentic it's real it's

01:41:49.820 true. But even those who do know that it's authentic probably think it's famous and been

01:41:59.020 around forever, but it hasn't. Personally, I'd like to think it was preserved by chance

01:42:06.640 and hidden away amongst the dusty books in some attic or basement, simply waiting for

01:42:11.900 our time, this time, to let us know clearly and simply, it's all going to work out.

01:42:21.700 We're going to make it. Stop overthinking everything. Stop frantically and fearfully

01:42:28.080 trying to fix the whole world. All you really have to do is so simple. Like the poster said,

01:42:36.660 that third poster. Keep calm and carry on. You and I have something very basic but important in

01:42:49.540 common. We are here today because our moms chose life. And that simple decision is the reason you're

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01:43:48.020 id oh i love that story i just love that story i love that poster i had no idea for the longest

01:44:08.240 time i had no idea that it was in a way that new did you know that i didn't there was a lot of

01:44:14.000 insiders who were guessing they liked the paul harvey style of you waiting until the very end

01:44:20.140 to make the reveal but there were some that were clued in a little early i have to ask i was i have

01:44:24.600 to tell you i wrote that last night took me about two hours to write that last night and i wrote

01:44:28.200 that and i actually as as a joke the the monologue is actually called what i wanted to put as the

01:44:35.360 last line and just reminds you what you do hang in there kitty but i have to ask it wasn't that

01:44:42.600 poster did you write that monologue more for you or for us probably me why because i know that the

01:44:56.480 events of the world really you internalize a lot of the the bad news that's going on in the world

01:45:02.200 and it does make it hard to do the show every day and try to lift the spirits of the audience and

01:45:08.780 encourage them to to keep calm and carry on and one of the ways you do that is by living that

01:45:14.280 yourself yeah i didn't write it like that with that in thought mine i wrote it because i just

01:45:19.900 love i love history and i love good stories it was a great story more of that please yeah so um

01:45:28.760 kind of makes me wish i had a copy of that poster here we should have that poster someplace in our

01:45:35.300 studios i thought ag why hasn't ag bought that yet um you know i think i think i'm bidding on

01:45:43.100 one of the original posters in the next couple of weeks one's coming up for auction someplace

01:45:47.300 in the world does tanya know this she does not she does not well she does now because she listens

01:45:55.040 hey sweetheart guess what we're donating to the museum keep calm and carry on sweetie

01:46:03.820 All right. More on the news of the day.

01:46:08.100 What is really important and some of the stories are really big and some good news stories yesterday.

01:46:13.680 But it takes such swings right now.

01:46:16.220 We are a society that is schizophrenic.

01:46:20.820 Have that next.

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01:46:40.840 they let you decide you know if that's something you want to be a part of uh patriot mobile okay

01:46:47.800 they're patriots but what does that mean here's who they really are they're the world's only

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01:47:53.540 i'm going to give you some uh stories um and then where where where they're all leading

01:48:14.480 these are all stories found in today's newsletter that i think are important uh first of all big

01:48:20.100 gains for good guys i think it's denmark the elections um gone well somebody who's like this

01:48:26.880 i think it's third term and he's saying hey uh this islamic thing is not working out well for us

01:48:32.700 not so good for maloney in the elections but in germany the afd party gained significant traction

01:48:39.140 among young voters particularly those who are 18 to 24 year olds uh these are all of these in fact

01:48:46.480 Denmark, I think, was up three times the vote that they had the time before.

01:48:53.640 I mean, they've gained, tripled their win in distance, and it's remarkable.

01:49:03.340 So something is happening.

01:49:04.660 Younger generations, we assume to all be uniformly left, are fragmenting politically, especially around immigration and especially around national identity, etc., etc., in Europe.

01:49:24.160 We've seen it coming for a long time.

01:49:25.660 It looks like things are changing there.

01:49:27.220 Also, a legal settlement this week with Meta forces key federal agencies now to stop pressuring social media to remove or suppress lawful speech.

01:49:42.140 They can't do it.

01:49:43.260 Big fine coming.

01:49:45.040 The agencies at the center of this, they were in regular contact with these platforms like Facebook and YouTube and others saying, you got to stop this, got to silence these people.

01:49:55.980 all of the internal communications were revealed in court and the officials weren't just flagging

01:50:03.060 illegal content you know this story they were nudging companies to take down post i wouldn't

01:50:08.100 even say they were nudging they were strong-arming these companies and saying you'll have a problem

01:50:11.900 with the white house if you don't and most of it was around you know covid policy debate but

01:50:17.020 election integrity claims um dissenting viewpoints from you know credentialed experts all of these

01:50:25.520 things so now no more coercing platforms to remove lawful speech coordinating censorship

01:50:31.600 through back channels or using third parties to bypass the first amendment limits those are now

01:50:37.360 clearly uh ruled on that doesn't mean you know they're going to stop as soon as they get in

01:50:43.680 they'll be doing the same thing you know but we've been debating this for a very long time and now

01:50:50.420 it's finally here it was a big win yesterday also another i guess revolution i mean

01:51:00.780 scandal exposed according to intelligence reports now under internal review u.s agencies

01:51:13.960 have intercepted communications involving ukrainian officials discussing a potential

01:51:19.680 plan to route money towards the u.s presidential re-election effort who would have seen this coming

01:51:26.920 except oh i don't know you and me we talked about this over and over again where is all this money

01:51:32.540 going where is all of this money going you don't think that money is being aimed back directly

01:51:38.440 here of course it is well tulsi gabbard uh reportedly requested a full audit of the records

01:51:45.280 from guess where usa id and determined and they're trying to determine whether any federal funds were

01:51:54.500 actually moved if the taxpayer dollars were involved and whether the warrant you know this

01:52:01.700 warrants you know criminal investigation and criminal referrals to the fbi the answer on that

01:52:07.300 one is of course it does but will they do it probably not um this is a really significant

01:52:13.740 thing they're never going to get to the bottom of it my guess is but it's deeper than what you're

01:52:19.580 reading about now a couple of other stories um in philadelphia the district attorney there

01:52:25.560 larry krasner isn't he a soros person ricky can you look that up i think he's a soros person

01:52:31.040 he just warned ice agents assisting with ti tsa operations during the staffing shortages

01:52:38.280 this is what he actually said um if you violate local laws or civil rights i will put you in

01:52:46.660 handcuffs well here's my statement back to larry good yes that's your job he's a torsoros guy

01:52:55.300 yeah that's your job they should go in handcuffs if they're breaking the law or violating civil

01:53:02.860 rights but let me add this larry if you use your power for political purposes and you try to

01:53:12.640 obstruct the federal agencies from doing their laws they're doing their work you should be put

01:53:19.960 in handcuffs this is a growing problem we are you know when different layers of government

01:53:28.980 start treating each other as adversaries you you don't really have a nation you're back to a

01:53:34.580 a system that was almost like the um uh the the what was the confederation of states or what did

01:53:43.500 we call it the ah shoot what is wrong with me i what is happening to me it's friday right yeah

01:53:50.360 no it's thursday um you know our first system of government before we had the constitution

01:53:55.540 um you know that that wasn't strong enough we had 13 states 13 colonies that all wanted to do their

01:54:03.000 own thing and so we we had federalism but there was no government that would hold enough of the

01:54:09.040 power to hold it all together. Uh, and that's really what we're, we're doing. We're, we're

01:54:13.920 going back to something that doesn't work. It just doesn't work. This is a really important

01:54:19.840 warning sign. There is another dividing line that is growing and it's growing larger every day.

01:54:26.360 We're becoming schizophrenic. We really are. Uh, the Boston fraud case, the woman from BLM that,

01:54:33.800 you know boston tonian you know person of the year what a surprise she was defrauding people

01:54:39.980 um embezzling funds from blm gee who would have seen that one coming by the way despite her

01:54:47.740 conviction no prison time for her just ordered to repay the funds and i'm sure that would happen

01:54:54.160 to a trump supporter or you know frankly any average no-name american you know just a plumber

01:55:00.420 and speaking of plumbers do we have the was it jimmy kimmel let me play something that jimmy

01:55:07.340 kimmel just said um go ahead pick this up please really might not be with us much longer but

01:55:14.500 don't worry trump's got a whole new generation of thinkers lined up including his newly confirmed

01:55:21.360 secretary of homeland security mark wayne chuck mike bruce dave melon mullen maybe melon's better

01:55:29.020 He is the now former senator of Oklahoma.

01:55:32.180 Before he was elected to the Senate, Mark Wayne Mullen was a low-level MMA fighter and a plumber.

01:55:38.600 That's right.

01:55:39.160 We have a plumber protecting us from terrorism now.

01:55:43.420 Oh, my gosh.

01:55:44.920 Let me have some more pete.

01:55:46.900 Love it.

01:55:47.840 Love it.

01:55:48.300 We've got a plumber now doing, you know, things that only thinking people can do because plumbers can't think.

01:55:55.540 Oh, my gosh.

01:55:56.900 What a snot and snob.

01:55:59.020 By the way, I think any plumber that has ever called to Jimmy Kimmel's house

01:56:04.880 shouldn't show up.

01:56:06.400 Let him show.

01:56:07.080 Go ahead, Jimmy.

01:56:08.140 Live without plumbers for a while.

01:56:10.620 You're going to love it.

01:56:13.480 The other thing is, all of your so-called experts have gotten us to where we are.

01:56:19.900 The plumbers weren't in charge.

01:56:22.200 your below experts your overeducated income poops the ones who create all of them

01:56:32.980 founders believed our founders believed that you know the average person was important the people

01:56:41.440 who were actually doing the work the farmers who had their hands in the soil every day

01:56:46.480 those were the important people those not the scholars not the professors those people were

01:56:53.180 the ones that actually had the knowledge of how things should be run things should be run but you

01:56:58.380 go ahead don't worry don't worry about it jimmy and by the way what is it about plumbers wasn't it

01:57:03.640 i mean now now we have this plumber that can't run dhs and before that we had joe the plumber

01:57:11.200 something about plumbers man they absolutely hate and by the way i would be proud to tell my kid

01:57:17.280 do not become uh some sort of don't don't get your doctorate in some you know egg-headed thing

01:57:24.600 become a plumber you're going to be far more successful and you'll last a lot longer in the

01:57:31.120 grand scheme of things with ai coming be a plumber kids be a plumber by the way dei we keep going

01:57:41.400 back and forth have you noticed all of these things we we seem to take a few steps forward

01:57:46.620 the left is fighting back and they're fighting back right now they're fighting back in the states

01:57:52.400 in every way they can if you think dei is dead let me tell you what just happened to the university

01:57:57.820 of Southern California they just canceled a debate in the state's governor race less than 24 hours

01:58:05.180 before it was supposed to happen because all of the candidates were white

01:58:11.140 okay all of the top polling candidates yeah they they happen to be white but that was from the

01:58:21.680 polls what are you saying also there was a man with low polling who could have gotten lots of

01:58:27.400 cash from silicon valley they threw him into the debate as well but the problem wasn't the man

01:58:32.800 who you know got a bunch of elite donors no no they don't have a problem with that he wasn't

01:58:37.080 a plumber was he no of course not the problem was he was white and everybody on stage was white

01:58:44.540 and that's just i mean that's crazy i mean we what is the difference between that and the mullahs

01:58:50.020 honestly what's the difference between that and any other dictator dictatorial state that says

01:58:55.800 No, we'll only present the candidates.

01:59:01.780 Baby, that is the exact same thing that is that is happening right here.

01:59:09.740 The university cancels the event because the race, you know, is racist.

01:59:17.020 It's a mess.

01:59:18.320 It's a mess.

01:59:19.660 My podcast this week is with Jacob Savage.

01:59:23.200 He's got something to say on this.

01:59:24.800 He wrote a piece for Compaq magazine called The Lost Generation.

01:59:28.760 It's about an entire generation of white male millennials who just entered the workforce just in time for DEI to slam the door in their face.

01:59:38.680 They can't get a job.

01:59:40.820 Vance shared his writing, and he said, a lot of people think DEI is lame diversity seminars or racial slogans at NFL games.

01:59:47.880 In reality, it was a deliberate program of discrimination primarily against white men.

01:59:52.720 And this is an incredible piece that describes the evil of DEI and its consequences.

01:59:58.280 That's from J.D. Vance talking about my podcast, the guys on my podcast.

02:00:02.680 It's true.

02:00:04.180 People are men demoralized in the name of inclusion.

02:00:09.800 And if you tried to stand up for them, you were a sexist or a racist.

02:00:15.140 But you can't just turn this into grievance politics.

02:00:19.560 So the question is, is there anything that we can do?

02:00:22.020 or is it too late for most men? Most young men, is it too late? Jacob was literally told by a

02:00:29.100 Hollywood writer's room, they really wanted to hire him. They thought he was really good,

02:00:32.960 but they had too many white guys. That was his dream. He was told he couldn't do it because

02:00:38.340 he was white and a male. Isn't that still happening with the governor's race? Isn't

02:00:45.200 that exactly what happened DEI it is not over yet my podcast with Jacob white males need not apply

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02:00:58.480 all right it's interesting how rarely uh the things God calls us to do make us more popular

02:01:10.060 In fact, I can't think of anything that makes you more popular.

02:01:16.000 God saying, this is what you should do.

02:01:18.560 It really doesn't work that way.

02:01:20.780 The point is not approval or comfort.

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02:01:28.040 Take blessing the Jewish people.

02:01:30.360 You think that's the kind of thing that...

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02:01:37.640 No.

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02:03:25.620 We have been having a problem.

02:03:27.980 I think we've had now four major attacks, DDoS attacks on this program, and we can only trace it so far.

02:03:38.760 Then it has to go to the federal government, and they don't really do that kind of stuff unless it's, you know.

02:03:43.620 However, if you've been listening to the program and if you've noticed us drop out at all on the radio,

02:03:49.100 So it appears that our broadcast is actually now being tampered with as well.

02:03:58.580 So I would just like to say to anybody who's tampering, congratulations.

02:04:04.380 Thank you for doing me a favor.

02:04:06.660 You are now messing with the federal communications of the United States of America.

02:04:12.080 You've now just brought in the federal government, and we'll be making those calls today.

02:04:18.120 So thank you again and thank you stations and, um, and subscribers and everybody else for putting up with it.

02:04:26.980 While we, we don't know what it is, uh, or who it is.

02:04:30.960 We can't track it.

02:04:32.020 Um, you can only go so far, um, because it's well-funded and very good, but somebody does not want us talking about the things that we're talking about.

02:04:42.380 And it's weird because it started when we started talking about Iran, uh, and started, we, it started, I think our first day was with the, with the crown prince of Iran.

02:04:53.160 Um, they try to take us out, uh, on that day and did a pretty good job on that day.

02:04:58.680 And we keep morphing and they keep morphing.

02:05:01.960 Um, but, um, we will stay a step ahead of them.

02:05:05.160 And again, thank you for welcoming in the resources of the United States of America.

02:05:12.380 I appreciate that.

02:05:13.960 Good job.

02:05:14.800 Good job.

02:05:15.480 All right.

02:05:15.820 We will see you tomorrow.

02:05:17.120 Thank you so much.

02:05:19.100 Stay safe.

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02:05:21.840 And may God save the republic.

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The Glenn Beck Program - March 26, 2026

What Trump's 'Final Blow' to Iran Might Look Like ｜ Guests： Dr. Zuhdi Jasser & Khosro Isfahani ｜ 3⧸26⧸26

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