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00:04:01.140 promo code beck oh yeah yeah yeah all right so as of yesterday yesterday afternoon the la times was

00:04:11.620 reporting that at least five people have died in the fires raging across los angeles officials believe

00:04:17.940 that the actual numbers are much higher than that thousands of homes have been destroyed there is zero

00:04:26.540 containment at this point over 130 000 people are under evacuation orders the freeways are parking lots

00:04:36.080 it's absolutely out of control with it not even contained and heading towards los angeles it is projected

00:04:45.760 to possibly be the costliest wildfire disaster in history now

00:04:51.200 i mean there's a tendency when things like this happen to rush to politics and that is that's

00:04:58.820 understandable there are questions that need to be answered why does this keep happening in

00:05:05.360 california and why do the people of california keep putting up with it why is california never prepared

00:05:14.160 you would think california would be prepared for wildfires right i'm going to address part of that

00:05:21.160 first but first let me tell you about mercury one as usual one of the first responders there

00:05:27.820 is mercury one we are collaborating with multiple partners to get food and supplies that those to those

00:05:34.000 who need it most we're working with churches on the ground yes there are some we're working with the

00:05:39.120 non-profits if you would like to help the relief effort go to mercuryone.org and contribute to the

00:05:44.560 relief effort a lot of work that needs to get done and a lot of work that has to happen quickly by the

00:05:50.780 way so you know and i'm going to give you all the information on this later uh in north carolina

00:05:56.860 while the president is saying uh that he's going to take care of everybody in los angeles don't worry

00:06:04.240 about it he's checks are on the way and he's going to the government's going to cover absolutely

00:06:08.280 everything while he was saying that mercury one was on the phone doing a transaction with several

00:06:18.980 hotels to pay for people who have nothing and got their big seven hundred dollar check from the

00:06:26.100 government they were being kicked out uh and i think we've i think i think we've put them up now for

00:06:33.020 another six or seven weeks so you know what does it what isn't used uh in california or they don't

00:06:40.800 need in california they still need in other disaster areas and we are there so go to mercuryone.org and

00:06:48.400 help if you can now many questions have to be asked and answered story came out uh yesterday uh and i

00:06:55.860 believe it's a pretty chilling example of what's to come in california if it continues to be uh is crazy

00:07:01.920 and it's going to be a blueprint for the rest of the country unless we all wake up the story from

00:07:06.980 the daily mail reads quote governor governor gavin newsom's infuriating reaction after being asked why

00:07:13.980 fire hydrants ran out of water during the la fires

00:07:17.680 now the fire hydrants ran dry uh right as firefighters were going to try to contain the breakout

00:07:28.300 now this sounds like a conspiracy theory but it happened and uh what was governor newsom's response

00:07:35.540 i'm going to read the quote and try not to lose your breakfast when you hear it quote

00:07:39.540 well local folks are going to have to try to figure that out that's going to be determined by local

00:07:45.660 authorities wait a minute hang on just a second so the guy who holds the highest political office in

00:07:51.040 california who is constantly meddling in every single person's personal life who loves big government

00:08:00.440 more than comfortable with the phrase trust us we're the government we know better we're here to help

00:08:06.500 the rubber meets the road he's been doing all the deals with water and he looks has the balls to

00:08:17.360 look at the camera and go what do you want from me you know it's those guys you talk to your local

00:08:22.540 person i have nothing to do with it no sir that's not the way you people have set california up

00:08:28.860 california's water situation i mean we've talked about this for years years we've talked about it

00:08:36.740 it is interesting to look at it because it is exactly what the biden administration was doing with

00:08:42.720 public private partnerships it's all public private partnerships and we've talked about this before

00:08:48.480 we start first started seeing these spoken out loud in places like the world economic forum and then

00:08:54.340 later federally canonized in an official white house document from the biden administration

00:09:00.140 but what do public private partnerships have to do with water hydrants in the palisades

00:09:05.360 drying up in the middle of the most costliest wildfire disaster in american history

00:09:11.480 well i recently saw uh anna kasparian uh send out a tweet on x straight up dunking on democratic

00:09:21.400 leadership in california she said the democrats were responsible for this disaster no more passing

00:09:28.540 the buck she said anna quote tweeted a video from an organization called more perfect union the tweet

00:09:36.380 from the video states quote one billionaire couple owns all the water in california

00:09:41.400 in 1994 the resnick secretly seized control of california's public water supply now their companies use

00:09:49.480 over 150 billion gallons every year while working class people suffer under drought conditions

00:09:55.720 now the video goes on to demonize resnick and their family and the business conglomerate

00:10:02.600 for owning a vast amount of california water now i'm not letting this california company off the hook

00:10:10.180 okay but this is the response that always happens from the left they treat corporations all across

00:10:18.260 the spectrum the same way and you see it in health care food production pharmaceuticals on and on and on

00:10:24.580 it is never the government's fault it's those damn corporations it's always the corporation well the

00:10:32.220 corporations are you know a lot of people were mad when donald trump said uh you know in the debate in

00:10:38.120 2016 well how much taxes did you pay he said exactly the amount i was supposed to pay well you didn't pay

00:10:46.280 uh you know income tax on this or this and he's like you want me to pay more taxes then you have to change

00:10:53.000 the law i am operating in the system you've gamed and everybody does this so don't try to stick me out

00:11:02.120 because i'm rich this is the way the income tax code works and he's right well they're doing the same

00:11:10.940 thing with these corporations they make it so you can public private partnership they make it so you can

00:11:18.360 go in and and game the system and everybody's taking their share all of it you know why people aren't

00:11:26.460 talking about uh panama the panama canal run by china now you know why that you never heard that

00:11:32.200 because all of the politicians most of them on both sides were taking money from china so they're

00:11:40.700 never going to say anything but now that china is bad now that that's been exposed i'm shocked that 1.00

00:11:49.140 donald trump is actually exposing it because it's going to expose the graft on all sides and i'm happy

00:11:57.160 about that it's never the government's fault may i propose maybe there's a little bit more to the

00:12:05.940 story here let's stick with california water here how did one family get into a position where they hold

00:12:12.260 the keys to a vast amount of the state's water well the video goes in uh into it listen in 1994

00:12:19.380 state water officials water infrastructure contractors and agricultural landowners with

00:12:24.160 water rights arranged a secretive meeting at a resort in monterey bay california these groups a mix

00:12:29.980 of private companies and public agencies rewrote california's water rules without any input from voters

00:12:35.460 taxpayers or legislators the new rules called the monterey plus agreement or the monterey amendments

00:12:41.400 were devastating for working californians and great for agriculture billionaires okay this is going to

00:12:49.080 make you very very happy let's stop here for a second is is it really only good for the agricultural

00:12:57.360 billionaires and bad for the voters were the giants of agriculture the only ones at this quote secretive

00:13:04.740 table no now they tried to make it say it sound like well there was no legislator there there was

00:13:11.340 no government officials well huh it's interesting because corporations don't write laws or do they

00:13:20.480 can you get things done without your congressman or senator being involved at all yes you can

00:13:28.520 through the administrative state exactly what conservatives have been saying about the united states

00:13:36.920 government this way there's no one to blame the the members of the california assembly can all say i didn't have

00:13:44.000 anything to do with this and they didn't they just set the system up to be run by a bunch of bureaucrats

00:13:51.180 who can make the deals for them so who was joined in this secret table conversation state water officials

00:14:02.520 that's who so in 1994 the resnicks didn't twist their mustachios while sam simultaneously screwing over 0.85

00:14:10.340 the state and i'm going to tie nell to the to the railroad tracks too they were given this deal they were 0.71

00:14:19.500 made public private partners with the lawmakers in california now after this deal was struck water control

00:14:27.420 in times of shortage went to the agricultural conglomerates and uh and for the first and then

00:14:35.140 the urban areas like the palisades second you got a problem with that well who are you going to take

00:14:40.680 it up with the unnamed water officials that made this deal no it should be with the elected officials

00:14:50.460 so there's someone you can go to and say wait a minute you made this deal this is a corrupt deal

00:14:56.680 or this is a deal not in the best interest of the people we're voting you out let's see

00:15:02.960 progressives don't like accountability progressives make it so the agencies have all of the power

00:15:12.760 is this california is this starting to maybe come together now for you you're starting to understand

00:15:18.680 that's why we say the deep state is bad because they can get into all these public private partnerships

00:15:26.660 and do deals and no one is accountable for it and then when it falls apart then when people die

00:15:35.260 that's when all of the government officials come out with their with their cronies in the media and say

00:15:42.380 well we had no idea this is wrong those resnicks bad well they might be i don't know they might be bad

00:15:50.400 but who sat at the table and put that deal together

00:15:55.540 all right more in just a second first let's talk to stew about prize picks

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00:17:07.380 so all the money that is exchanging hands here uh it isn't just good for the private businesses

00:17:26.420 oh man oh man it is good for public lawmakers as well let's go back to the video cut to

00:17:32.560 the resnicks donate millions of dollars to politicians and research institutions which

00:17:37.920 help them secure control over water systems and even get more water and more taxpayer funding

00:17:42.620 one important project is the proposed california delta tunnel a taxpayer funded project which would

00:17:48.340 send water from northern california to central where the resnicks farms are they've spent hundreds

00:17:53.200 of thousands of dollars on state and federal legislation and politicians who support the tunnel project

00:17:58.080 but their favorite politician is senator diane feinstein you come in here and you say it has

00:18:04.520 to be my way or the highway chair of the energy and water subcommittee she's a close personal friend

00:18:10.580 of the resnicks attending their holiday parties in aspen and maintaining their financial interests

00:18:15.220 a quick look through the bill she sponsored shows several which would direct money to current adjacent 0.96

00:18:20.100 water projects the resnicks even ask her for things directly when a pesky study about endangering 0.58

00:18:25.840 salmon and shad fisheries threatened the delta tunnel stewart wrote a letter to feinstein

00:18:30.280 demanding a new study she immediately forwarded it to the obama administration who agreed to spend

00:18:35.580 750 000 on a new study

00:18:38.360 yeah study came out the same way uh so we saved the chad fisher the fishes i i don't know i know i know that

00:18:49.600 one of the reasons why palisades is burning down is because we had to save the smelt and who doesn't 1.00

00:18:54.500 like a good smelt from time to time okay you buy the politicians then you buy off the experts you buy

00:19:02.280 off the senate of the scientists and you put it all together and then you bring it to some bureaucrat

00:19:07.680 and they shut down the water that's what's happening in california oh well that and the fact

00:19:14.380 that remember one of the last forest fires was blamed on the uh electrical companies because they

00:19:21.760 had a transformer blow and uh well that just never happens and it started a wildfire and so what did

00:19:28.920 they do this time when there was a wildfire the electrical company said we don't want to make this

00:19:35.260 worse shut down the power well when they shut down the power that also shut down the pumps

00:19:42.540 at the water pumping stations so they couldn't pump any water if they had any water and the

00:19:50.100 gavin newsom actually addressed this yesterday and he said we've talked to the uh we've talked to the

00:19:57.060 white house and we're having generators shipped out here as fast as we could get you don't even have

00:20:03.840 generators at your water pumping station what the hell i mean how did you not think this how what what was

00:20:15.380 your plan i would love to see their plan but this just explained what you're seeing in california

00:20:22.640 is exactly what is set up by the progressive left all over the country it also explains how corrupt

00:20:29.240 government officials and their crony relationships are destroying more than just california it describes

00:20:35.240 what's happened to american health care it explains what's currently happening with big pharmaceutical

00:20:40.320 companies big food the media the border the homeless problem in blue states all across the country

00:20:46.900 see california that's what you're going to get public private partnerships are poisoning the soul

00:20:55.600 of our country they're also causing some to turn violent the stage is being set for the coming insurrection

00:21:02.360 if you know what that means i don't use that lightly taxpayers give their money to the government the

00:21:12.120 government then goes into business with private partners the money and the profit stays in their

00:21:18.180 lucrative little circle but when anything goes south who gets the blame it's not the government

00:21:24.200 they get off scot-free progressive leftists will pin the blame solely on the corporation

00:21:29.440 or when it comes to water gavin newsom tried to pin it on the local people i don't know you're going

00:21:36.880 to have to talk to the local people what does the local person have to do with the water coming out of

00:21:43.220 the water fire hydrant what do they have to do with that they sit back and laugh over and over again

00:21:52.100 i think it's done we're going in deep on this on blaze tv very soon but i think i think this is a

00:22:00.500 turning point you know who had on their bingo card the complete and total destruction of the second

00:22:08.640 largest city in the country as the turning point for progressives and if they don't turn on this one man

00:22:16.620 what is it going to take the moon coming crashing through your roof of your house that's been painted

00:22:24.040 wake up would that would that do it maybe space aliens they took out their little uh drones and 1.00

00:22:32.080 they spray painted the moon wake up and california still didn't wake up so they just started dragging

00:22:37.180 the moon closer and closer and closer to your house in california

00:22:40.940 my gosh wake up california i think they are i think they are but will they just replace gavin newsom

00:22:52.680 with somebody else exactly like this or will they start to wake up and say wait a minute our government

00:22:58.880 is corrupt it's making deals that don't actually help or represent the people of california

00:23:05.620 they may not have our best interest at heart

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00:24:39.020 welcome to the glenn beck program oh who's not excited the sentencing is coming down any minute

00:25:05.900 for donald trump uh and uh who's just not thrilled about that what do you think is going to happen

00:25:12.480 stew well it's tough for me to to tell because i'm such a tingle uh right now glenn waiting for this

00:25:19.040 incredible moment of sentencing because this has been something that's so you know glenn the justice

00:25:25.320 system is sacrosanct uh it is it is sacred to our nation it hasn't been abused in any way and

00:25:34.840 if donald trump didn't get a penalty here then you'd be talking about a situation where uh the

00:25:41.720 justice department didn't live up to its incredible reputation over the past few years but i think if

00:25:48.000 they can tell i mean they're not gonna put him in jail uh all signs are they're not even gonna give

00:25:52.500 him a fine um i don't think community service is gonna be the type of thing that the president's

00:25:58.280 going to get i mean maybe you'll see donald trump in a yellow in an orange suit on the side of the

00:26:02.180 highway picking up trash i wouldn't be shocked if they try to do that to him well you've worked at

00:26:06.560 mcdonald's why not there's nothing but beneath him apparently so uh he could do that this is this is

00:26:13.580 such this is so amazing especially when you go i went back last night and i was listening to some

00:26:18.980 uh testimony in congress oh back in july where uh they were they were asking about the statute of

00:26:26.820 limitations for any of these things and it was you know a year and uh the congressman was like well

00:26:33.380 so then how is that working well how are you how are they doing this uh and the way they explained it

00:26:39.700 was well they just went around the statute of limitations and charged him with something else

00:26:46.420 uh that isn't actually part of this case and then they just didn't write it down for the jury

00:26:53.660 or the courts so they just said yeah um he did this and you didn't have to prove any of that

00:27:02.900 as i was saying sacrosanct yes yes right i'm glad it didn't happen i'm glad it didn't happen in some

00:27:11.220 racist state like well all the states except for california new york and washington dc which should 0.52

00:27:19.160 be a state quite quite honestly man some days too it's such a it's such an embarrassment and like

00:27:26.260 this is their last attempt to like hold on to you know all of this meant something right they failed

00:27:33.620 they had four cases to go on three of them have basically completely failed now uh and then they

00:27:39.840 had this one where they they got the conviction didn't move the needle at all they lost the election

00:27:45.660 anyway they've been embarrassed over and over and over again by the people involved in all of these

00:27:50.120 cases and like this is their like last uh box that they can check before he becomes president again

00:27:57.760 and they can say well we did get a conviction he i did hear i heard it this morning uh on a news podcast

00:28:03.500 they said he will be the first president to ever take office as a convicted felon back to you it's like

00:28:10.800 that type of crap that's all they're getting out of this thank you very much johnny uh we're going

00:28:16.320 to take a look at the fire situation which is caused by racists uh where was larry elder where was

00:28:23.880 larry elder we'll get into that a little later and we should say we should say that uh there's no

00:28:29.920 firefighter that has told us that uh we uh we have that there's no fire uh water for these fires all

00:28:36.540 right let's go to our own reporter who's uh standing down there hey jackie hi the firefighters

00:28:41.680 just told us there's no water it's it's so i love it we have to play that please get please get that

00:28:48.440 where is it uh oh that's a real cut yeah play the cut that we have i can't find it right now do you

00:28:57.200 have it in the studios former la mayoral candidate and real estate developer rick caruso criticizing the

00:29:04.620 city's response to the windstorm and fires you've got to have water and my understanding is the

00:29:09.640 reservoir was not refilled in time and in a timely manner to keep the hydrants going so that's a

00:29:15.920 failure whether on dwp's part or another city agency despite what you have heard from caruso no

00:29:21.740 firefighters have told us that they are running out of water well firefighters have told me they have

00:29:27.700 no water on this block and you may be able to make out the ember storm that we're in the middle of

00:29:31.800 right now this house going to be a total loss they have no water to put on this fire they are

00:29:38.480 standing by because they're trying to save the home that is next to it you know i love the fact that

00:29:45.820 there's you know there's uh there's video of uh firefighters looking what using what looks like

00:29:53.100 purses women's purses you know can we fill this purse with water uh you know so they throw they're 1.00

00:29:59.780 throwing water and gum and uh you know other things that are the bottom of women's purses uh to put this 1.00

00:30:05.940 thing out actually those are uh on the water trucks uh and they're made for small little small fires

00:30:14.240 you know if you don't have to pull out the hose you use one of those ladies purse-like things uh and 1.00

00:30:20.980 you fill them with water this isn't one of those scenarios where you would be using one of those purse-like

00:30:26.720 things but it's the only thing they got it's the only thing they got no so that's you know makes me

00:30:32.180 feel good it really does and you feel bad because these firefighters are not they're being heroic like

00:30:39.200 they're going out there in the middle of impossible situations and going to yeah going to with nothing

00:30:45.120 even including water and they're sitting there showing up to the correct place to fight the correct

00:30:52.520 fire and they can't have access to the most basic of elements in our in our world the most basic

00:31:00.720 elements of life they can't get water despite the fact a lot of these homes are a few blocks away

00:31:07.100 from an ocean and they can't i mean it's unbelievable these people are risking their lives we have how many

00:31:15.180 10 confirmed dead already in these fires and oh it's god you know that number is going a lot higher

00:31:21.000 way way you hope not but i mean you know it is right i mean look at look at these communities there's

00:31:27.380 the you know i don't know if maybe i'm uh unlike everybody else but like last night i i couldn't get

00:31:32.720 off watching the social media and watching all the clips from these poor these fires people driving by

00:31:39.200 these homes yeah it looks it looks like what was promised uh during shock and awe back in the iraq war

00:31:48.140 you know what it looks you know what it looks like you should put a we should put a side by side of

00:31:52.360 uh the after of nagasaki or hiroshima yeah because that's what it looks like the aerial photos of

00:31:59.140 hiroshima and nagasaki look exactly like the aerial photos now uh of los angeles and and it's it's in it's

00:32:08.540 incredible uh that you know there's they knew this was coming firefighters knew it's only a matter of time

00:32:16.860 before la burns to the ground and it it it might they have zero containment of this how how is it that

00:32:27.400 uh you know did you hear joe biden with kamala harris yesterday and he was like hey uh so uh go ahead

00:32:37.420 let's do rapid fire fire away what the hell oh my god what is our government doing and i know it's

00:32:45.160 it's politics and you know we're not to the point yet as you mentioned yesterday where like you're

00:32:50.580 gonna get into all the political stuff we've talked about the causes of it a lot of them are policy wise

00:32:54.700 but uh it's hard to imagine a more fitting end to the biden presidency than the entire country on fire

00:33:01.860 like i i don't know that there's any other way to explain what he's done over the past four years

00:33:07.460 other than a city wiped out to the ground because it's on fire and the government can do nothing about

00:33:14.700 it that sounds about right uh here's the clip from yesterday listen to this man and vice president

00:33:21.600 i know you're directly affected so you fire away no pun intended all right uh

00:33:28.040 wow no pun intended guys yeah and so she we know you're directly affected so fire away go ahead

00:33:38.360 what do you got planned i mean you're you have the biggest fire in american history the most

00:33:45.800 costliest fire in american history and you're gonna be like hey just you know you take it

00:33:51.380 take it girl you got it i got number two on this case oh okay i like how too this joe biden

00:34:00.420 continues to give her all the best jobs remember at the beginning gave her the the border czar

00:34:06.360 and hey just fix uh the ukraine situation and now it's like hey this city's burned to the ground you go

00:34:12.460 girl like that's what she gets it's so great uh let me give you this one uh here is you know

00:34:20.440 yesterday we played the audio of the fire chief who just there's not there's never enough lesbians 1.00

00:34:27.120 in any corporation thank you i know she's like we can never run out we can never have too many lesbians 1.00

00:34:34.100 and uh all for it uh i i prefer that uh they're good fire people you know uh you know there's nothing

00:34:45.100 like somebody who can do their job you're saying good fire people for lesbians well no i mean good 1.00

00:34:51.680 fire people fire people you know what i mean if you're not good at your job uh you should you know

00:34:58.980 you shouldn't have that job i misunderstood so you're saying fire people that aren't lesbians 1.00

00:35:04.000 fire all the people that aren't lesbians yeah okay i think that's the policy now in this is the this 0.90

00:35:09.780 i'm gonna place a body before you for the la assistant fire chief so we know that the one

00:35:16.160 that is in charge is there's not enough lesbians we can never get enough here's the female 1.00

00:35:22.640 i don't know if she's lesbian or not fire chief uh assistant fire chief listen to what she said 1.00

00:35:31.320 you want to see somebody that responds to your house your emergency whether it's a medical call

00:35:36.860 or a fire call that looks like you it gives that person a little bit more ease knowing that

00:35:41.640 somebody might understand their situation better is she strong enough to do this or you couldn't

00:35:46.460 carry my husband out of a fire which my response is he got himself in the wrong place if i have to

00:35:51.300 carry him out of a fire oh oh oh oh it's our oh did the people i'm sorry to the people in palisades

00:35:59.920 uh were they in the wrong place themselves into this situation stew it's not her responsibility

00:36:06.120 to haul your fat ass out of the couch that's sitting i mean that's actually more incredible 0.77

00:36:11.520 than the diversity stuff what kind of thing is that to say i i know i know i mean i just like to remind

00:36:18.660 you when we have the world's biggest and fattest americans it's the fire people who take them out

00:36:25.660 over the wall of their house i mean let's just remember that is part of their job well he got

00:36:33.540 himself into that situation trapped in a house that's on fire who does that he deserves to die

00:36:40.100 oh my gosh oh my now you'll be happy to know uh she's not well paid uh she only makes she only makes 1.00

00:36:49.780 three hundred and ninety nine thousand dollars a year oh my god so um you know and you get yourself

00:36:56.620 trapped in a fire that's your fault uh she's the assistant too right she's the assistant yeah no she's

00:37:03.240 not the head uh but uh and i don't know if she's a lesbian she didn't seem like a lesbian but she is 1.00

00:37:10.220 in charge of the department's dei bureau so she's part of the dei uh program in fact she she leads it

00:37:19.540 she's uh she's the leader of that pack uh and i think that's i think that's great although i think

00:37:25.580 in los angeles uh dei is becoming a little more like d-i-e you know uh does seem that some of the

00:37:34.360 letters does see yeah it does seem that way hey if you can't get out of the house i'm not gonna go in

00:37:39.180 there risk my life for you you're the one that got stuck in a building that's on fire i think we

00:37:47.380 all know it hey there's some more lesbians around here we need more lesbians we need people that look 1.00

00:37:53.480 like the people in the house because it'll give the people in the house more confidence that they're

00:37:59.240 gonna put that fire out uh and i know i know if my house was on fire be like wait wait wait let me

00:38:04.480 look at all of you yep uh hang on just a second who sleeps with men who sleeps with women okay all 0.56

00:38:13.200 right great okay thank you i feel confident now you know what gives me confidence when my house is on

00:38:19.120 fire somebody who's putting my house out or has the guts to run in and save my wife my children

00:38:28.920 these seven year old kids were sleeping in the upper bunk i'm not hauling my ass up there to save 0.95

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00:41:02.960 or a fire call that looks like you it gives that person a little bit more ease knowing that somebody

00:41:08.060 might understand their situation better it's just strong enough to do this or you couldn't carry my

00:41:12.920 husband out of a fire which my response is he got himself in the wrong place if i have to carry him

00:41:17.700 out of a fire i mean he was the one smoking i have to do an operation on them because they've got lung

00:41:23.560 cancer i i didn't smoke the cigarettes i'm not the one that got covid 19 what do you expect you're

00:41:34.520 dumb enough to get it that that one's a little bit too real uh glenn yeah i know i know the other

00:41:40.240 thing i can i point this out to progressives for for just a moment i i we want people who uh look

00:41:45.120 like them uh picking them up from the fire uh not all black people look alike um what is this that

00:41:52.440 this idea that like oh my oh oh it's so insulting like if a if a a guy who's 25 years old with huge

00:41:59.860 muscles it comes it to to pick up the uh you know to come fix the fire i'm not like oh that guy looks

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00:46:35.500 all righty uh i just i gotta stop here real quick just one more thing about uh karen bass who is doing 0.84

00:46:43.020 a bang up job she's no she's on fire she is en fuego um but uh karen bass the mayor of los angeles

00:46:50.860 uh she was giving some information yesterday cut 25 please she was fabulous listen to this

00:46:58.860 build stronger than ever right now if you need help emergency information resources and shelter

00:47:07.420 is available all of this can be found at url los angeles together is how we will get i think we can

00:47:16.220 stop there through the stew would you just would you find that information at url for me let me just

00:47:21.020 type on this url rl yeah url got it yep perfect yeah here it is yeah what wait what all the

00:47:29.420 information i need is right here in fact that i will say url all the information i needed about

00:47:35.740 karen bass is in that clip uh but that's not it doesn't tell me anything about the fires

00:47:41.660 nope nope all you need you imagine people are like at home if they don't know what url is and who doesn't

00:47:48.780 at this point honestly who does not know what url means uh you know it's like uh find all the

00:47:55.820 information at www dot and uh they'll have all the information for you i mean oh my gosh how did she 0.92

00:48:04.300 possibly say that in i mean just not engaged in thinking at all uh but you know then again i mean

00:48:11.740 it's hard to look bad next to newsom did you see when newsom was in the street and some woman came up to

00:48:17.820 him and he's like oh i've got a i've got the president on the phone really can i see it well

00:48:25.420 not now i mean it's actually the king of england that's i'm talking it's uh it's your husband i'm

00:48:31.100 talking to right now he's really i got somebody on the i gotta go listen to this cut 23 governor you

00:48:39.340 got a second no i don't governor i live here governor that was my daughter's school governor

00:48:46.700 please tell me what you're gonna do i'm not gonna hurt him i promise i'm literally talking to the

00:48:50.940 president right now to specifically answer the question he's literally for your daughter stop stop

00:48:57.340 hang on just a second he's literally talking to the president right now now see how this lie falls

00:49:06.060 apart go ahead you can do for you and your daughter can i hear it can i hear your call

00:49:10.860 because i don't believe it uh i'm sorry there's literally i've tried five times that's why i'm

00:49:17.020 walking around to make why is the president not taking it ah because it's why i have to get hold

00:49:22.700 on just a second so he's literally not talking to the president right now he's literally trying to

00:49:30.140 talk to the president right now that's why he's walking around he can't get cell coverage and you

00:49:34.940 know honestly what do you people in la expect you know phone coverage wherever you are i mean you know

00:49:43.740 what do you there's a fire going on what do you need cell coverage for hello oh my gosh

00:49:51.020 it's incredible i was waiting for him to just go uh yeah and uh we'll help you out as soon as

00:49:55.500 ding-a-ling-a-ling-a-ling-a-ling oh hold on that could be the president now hello mr president it's

00:50:02.780 so bad oh he's so bad and i will say it's really sad to see the the city of los angeles go up in

00:50:10.860 flames i'm not as sad to see gavin newsom 2028 going down in flames as we watch this go on because

00:50:17.420 how could this guy how could he wants to be your next president desperately he does he really does

00:50:25.260 he'll run almost no matter what but how could anybody put him in office after watching this

00:50:29.820 well i mean you have to read all the facts about him and you can find those facts at url

00:50:33.900 um now let me let me move on to uh the funeral yesterday of jimmy carter uh i have never seen

00:50:46.460 honestly i yeah i mean it was like the housewives of washington dc i've never seen the presidential squad

00:50:55.260 with all the living presidents look so crazy uh let me just start with uh the video of them just

00:51:04.700 walking in and being ushered in uh because they're they're ushered in uh one by one bill clinton looks

00:51:12.380 like you know he's probably the next to go i hate to say that melania was so stoic yesterday here's

00:51:23.260 mike pence giving him a warm handshake to melania and donald trump they're cordial to each other

00:51:28.780 melania was so stoic it was the one year anniversary of her mother's death yesterday

00:51:38.140 so you know one year death of somebody like your mom is really tough uh and so she's at a funeral

00:51:46.140 and she's just a class i think she's just the classiest first lady we've had uh at least in my 1.00

00:51:51.660 lifetime i mean i think she beats jackie o um and she has had pretty much the same kind of pressure

00:52:00.540 on her that jackie o did and she has been classy all the way uh then you get let's go to obama uh 0.54

00:52:09.260 uh cutting up with donald trump they're at the funeral the funeral is like i think going on

00:52:15.660 and play the video now of donald trump uh and uh barack obama

00:52:27.980 just sitting there they're laughing now i gotta get back into the lip reading thing here in a second

00:52:32.780 but barack obama is laughing and my favorite part is have you ever been you've been on one side of

00:52:44.860 this one side or the other you know when somebody's talking and screwing around in a movie theater

00:52:51.660 and there's that person who doesn't want to say anything and is not going to say anything but they

00:52:58.540 just turn around and give you a look like die you know that you know that look usually it comes from

00:53:05.100 women they just turn around and look at you like stop it uh and then they turn around they're in a 1.00

00:53:11.660 huff well that's what happened with kamala yesterday as barack obama is laughing she turns around like that

00:53:19.500 school marm she turns around looks at them like die uh and then turns around and then picks up her 1.00

00:53:27.180 program and pretends to read it and you know she's not reading it she's just so it's just so angry for 0.99

00:53:32.860 some reason when they come in and they're seating uh they seat uh the first lady and and her the first 0.98

00:53:44.700 lady to her husband um when they're sitting down then they bring in uh jill and uh joe biden

00:53:53.180 i mean i'm in the mountains of the west right now it's i don't know outside it's probably

00:54:03.100 one it was colder in that church when those two saw each other than it is right now i mean it was

00:54:11.420 brutal brutal um let me see let me go to the uh go back to the funeral thing where they're they're

00:54:20.700 talking back and forth uh and let me tell you about the the lip reader did you read about the

00:54:29.020 lip reader what they said i don't know if this is yeah yeah okay so they're talking back and forth

00:54:37.660 and at one point trump this according to a lip reader uh trump leans over toward obama and says i've

00:54:44.460 pulled out of that it's the conditions can you imagine that now i don't know if he was talking

00:54:51.340 about kamala or i i don't know what it might have been some sort of a deal global war i don't know

00:54:58.460 what it was but um the speculation is maybe it's the iran nuclear deal or the paris climate agreement

00:55:07.020 um and they don't know what they were discussing but obama laughs so i don't know how this relates

00:55:17.580 to that he laughs and then trump said and after i will so we don't know what that means the tv pool

00:55:26.220 camera uh cut away uh from the two guys and then when it comes back on trump says call me at the foy

00:55:33.500 after yep yep um and maybe that was the foyer or there's a a little known hotel called the foy at

00:55:43.180 this point i'm starting to question the lip reading you know what i mean i like maybe he meant the foyer

00:55:51.180 but only said the foy and he wanted to call him well when he was in the foyer i mean it just doesn't

00:55:58.860 what a lot of people abbreviate foyer uh to four oh it happens all the time all the time it's very

00:56:05.260 common where did you leave that uh i left it in the uh foy okay right so he says call me uh at the

00:56:15.180 foy after yeah yeah then obama said can you just it should be good again that doesn't work as a sentence

00:56:23.820 it doesn't it doesn't work okay sometimes you have information you don't need to communicate

00:56:28.460 to other people and if what you came up with as a lip reader is and they said he said i want to

00:56:36.940 ed squirrel like if that's what you came up with just don't probably not reading it right yeah you're

00:56:44.060 probably not reading it right uh then uh trump said i can't talk we have to find a quiet place sometime

00:56:52.940 this is a matter of importance and we need to do this outside so we can deal with it certainly today

00:57:01.580 okay what would donald trump beat and and then obama's laughing what would be important that would

00:57:12.380 make barack obama laugh that they had to deal with today the two of them the lip reader also interpreted

00:57:20.700 obama is saying listen to me it's a chore it's a chore um yeah trump replied i can't think of anything

00:57:30.700 that is a chore that sentence doesn't even make sense it doesn't make sense higher for this job

00:57:37.660 this is the worst i'm a lip reader i know what they're saying soup soup soup soup i don't think that's

00:57:48.380 what they were saying i i mean he maybe i don't know who they hired as a lip reader but uh oh here

00:57:55.980 it is here it is oh sorry i did want to interrupt we do have a sentence for donald trump that has just

00:58:01.500 come down uh oh we do we do and it is an incredible lip reader or the sentence from the judge i'm lip

00:58:09.180 reading people on tv as we do the show okay all right all right they've uh they got a sentence from

00:58:14.540 the lip reader cake is good they've sentenced him to balloons i don't know what that means why

00:58:21.580 what is the sentence this is i this is not me misreading a lip reader this is the actual sentence

00:58:29.660 the judge has sentenced donald trump to unconditional discharge i swear i've had that i've had that

00:58:39.020 before it's nasty you take some medication and it it clears up but that unintentional or unrelenting or

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01:01:22.380 so uh so we got the lip reader who by the way i found out who it is

01:01:27.740 is he's a lip he's a lip reader in london

01:01:35.500 so i think he is he worked 16 years at the university college london certified expert

01:01:42.540 witness for litigants uh the police and journalists so another job just won't do

01:01:49.980 just won't do we couldn't get it we couldn't get a leap lip reader here we couldn't get an american

01:01:54.300 i don't know he said nothing about fish and chips i have no idea what they were talking about

01:02:02.380 he's here on h1b visa and uh yeah

01:02:07.420 if you have unconditional discharge or h1b visas see a doctor uh the city of los angeles you know you

01:02:17.820 cut funding for the fire department but that's only because they needed some really important

01:02:24.060 stuff um including a midnight stroll transgender cafe so they spent the fire money on a midnight 0.63

01:02:35.580 stroll transgender cafe what would that even be i don't i i might have gotten that from the lip reader

01:02:44.220 i okay i have no idea what that is okay did they actually make it it's only open at midnight

01:02:53.260 you have to walk through it and not you have to be transgendered or all the people who work there are

01:02:59.180 transgendered what would you i have no idea i don't know i've this is a new one to me i'm i'm kind of

01:03:05.020 old-fashioned i i didn't spend a lot of time in the midnight stroll transgender cafe in my hometown

01:03:11.260 so i'm i'm not sure exactly what that is the lip reader is standing by and he's just like i don't

01:03:17.100 know it looks like a woman to me that's his role in all of this uh so the midnight stroll transgender 0.96

01:03:25.740 cafe also they spent money on a gay men's chorus so um gay men's chorus so chorus yeah

01:03:34.300 you have to you have to be gay to be in the chorus or they only sing about gay men

01:03:42.220 no i think or both i think you have to be gay to be in the chorus uh now los angeles allocated a 0.68

01:03:49.740 hundred thousand dollars to the civil plus human rights and equity department for the trans uh for

01:03:58.460 the midnight stroll transgender cafe so that only took a hundred thousand dollars and it is

01:04:05.580 to support a safe haven for unsheltered transgendered individuals in hollywood

01:04:12.620 so it is i see i see what it is if you live out on the streets and you're in danger and you're

01:04:21.660 transgender they got a cafe open for you at night at midnight yeah and you and individuals you can't 1.00

01:04:30.300 be in a group but no transgendered groups are or can come in no midnight stroll restaurant no no uh

01:04:39.420 also uh they appropriated eight thousand six hundred and seventy dollars for the one institute the

01:04:45.660 international gay and lesbian archives i don't i don't know what they're archiving uh but they've

01:04:54.540 they've got those archives for eight thousand dollars okay this is glenn beck

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01:06:18.300 if you're suffering from unconditional discharge the only cure is blaze tv go to blaze tv.com

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01:06:33.660 all right the sentence has been handed down by the judge in the donald trump felony remember

01:06:51.340 34 34 felonies and he was given unconditional discharge not to be confused with premature

01:07:00.700 discharge uh this means the judge this is usually given for uh somebody who you know has broken a

01:07:09.900 minor minor law and that's when they you know they're like okay yes you did cross the street and

01:07:16.780 jaywalk but there's no punishment here just don't jaywalk again okay so it's usually used for very

01:07:23.100 light sentences as i as i read it stew is that right yeah that's what i i've been you know

01:07:29.340 reading as well typically given for minor offenses where the judge deems formal punishment unnecessary

01:07:35.100 however the conviction is still recorded and it may appear on your criminal record uh depending on

01:07:39.900 jurisdiction jurisdiction so they you know so another record they can still say he's a convicted felon

01:07:44.380 they can still say all those things correct that's about it but he doesn't need to serve any time

01:07:49.340 because he's president of the united states and we failed on our our real goal which was keep him

01:07:54.380 out of the office of the presidency we don't want to get into any more trouble so we're just gonna say

01:07:59.420 okay well he's a felon but it doesn't really matter that much it's unbelievable maybe maybe

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01:08:47.500 remember it's your boundaries it's your rules grudgetal maybe he had some of that maybe he did

01:08:55.900 maybe he did yeah it seems like what he's been taking he's been you know throwing those things back like

01:09:00.140 crazy he did go through a long uh dissertation on the extraordinary powers granted to the president

01:09:08.540 of the united states when it comes to immunity and uh and so he's he was basically saying i would have

01:09:14.540 loved to have punished him with more but there's not much more i can do uh so this is what i'm i'm going

01:09:20.700 to do yeah you know if there's not much more legally i can do because really the whole court case was a

01:09:28.780 farce of legality so that's the truth that's the truth it is that's not what he was saying though he

01:09:34.380 was trying to make the opposite case that hey we know we got him on 34 felonies but i can't do anything

01:09:38.940 i know so this is all i could i can't do anything i can't do anything what a weasel this this how much

01:09:47.500 did this trial cost the state of new york oh my god how much did they spend millions of dollars

01:09:53.740 millions of dollars how much time did the state of new york the officials spend instead of tracking

01:10:01.500 down killers and everything else on running this case against donald trump which was which was a

01:10:09.180 complete farce from the beginning the statute of limitations didn't even apply nobody's ever been

01:10:15.820 tried for this okay the 34 felonies are just because they kept counting the same felony over

01:10:24.140 and over again yeah well he did that on tuesday too well he did it on wednesday and thursday even

01:10:31.420 worse than that glenn it was each count of this each payment right you have a the payment that went

01:10:36.940 to michael cohen was you know essentially what they were saying was a crime which again is idiotic 0.94

01:10:42.220 but each and it was a monthly payment right a monthly payment so really what we're talking

01:10:46.780 about is one payment right well there's one instance of this if you really want to go to it

01:10:50.460 but then they decided to expand it to 12 monthly payments and you know and then on top of that they

01:10:56.780 said not the payment um the uh uh the invoice was a separate crime for each payment and then i think uh

01:11:05.500 the recording of it in the ledger was a third crime for each of these so it came to 34 because of a

01:11:10.860 a couple of details on a couple of the months but the bottom line is that's how they came up with 34

01:11:15.420 felonies they just wanted that number to be high and they wanted that number to be high enough so that

01:11:20.780 you in pennsylvania or uh you in uh nevada would not vote for donald trump this of course backfired

01:11:30.460 enormously and you're left with unconditional discharge

01:11:34.380 which is so funny is so funny i mean that just it's the perfect ending for this perfect ending

01:11:46.780 except it shouldn't be the ending donald trump should pursue this and have his white his record wiped so

01:11:53.500 he should pursue this so he doesn't have 34 felonies i mean i'm not going to sit those sit there with that on

01:11:59.020 my record i want to expose the bums for what they did so i i think he should pursue this uh and maybe

01:12:05.980 then give the judge some of that discharge uh and uh see how that works out for him i i do think for

01:12:13.660 the country though the best case scenario would be that none of this ever happened uh but now that it

01:12:19.740 has happened now that they have convicted him i know trump was fighting the sentencing didn't want

01:12:24.300 it to occur i am you know now now that we all know that it was absolutely nothing i am glad that

01:12:29.900 it's over like it would be hanging over yeah i'm still be bringing it up and they would say as soon

01:12:33.660 as he gets out of office they're going to sentence him and then who knows maybe they would sentence him

01:12:37.500 to something more serious yeah i'm glad i mean this is over if he wants to challenge it i think that's

01:12:42.940 great he wants to get it just expunged from the record i hate to say expunge i think you should

01:12:47.020 about unconditional discharge but um you know i think i've had to use that expunge those expunge i

01:12:53.820 have one on my sink right now new for the pfizer um yeah i think expunged i think there is a real

01:13:03.900 argument for him to pursue this just for his legacy and and just because it's it was wrong from the

01:13:09.820 beginning but at least you also have to fix the country yeah yeah yeah i mean here's the thing

01:13:16.220 uh i was having dinner last night with some friends and i uh we were talking about uh the

01:13:22.060 epstein case uh the january 6 case don't mention discharge here don't don't i'm not i promise i

01:13:30.460 won't go there but i just i just want to highlight that i was having dinner with some friends we were

01:13:34.780 talking about the epstein case it's such a glenn beck thing to say like why and then we went and then

01:13:41.660 we went into uh how big is the the uh room in your bunker that you're protecting yourself from the

01:13:46.700 nuclear apocalypse and uh no this is these we were talking about the january we were talking about the

01:13:53.340 january 6 case we were talking about the p diddy case the uh epstein case and and and the question

01:14:02.060 was that i uh posed was uh are any that is the truth ever coming out on this is donald trump going

01:14:11.740 to release this because of the danger that i think anyone who is involved in exposing that is going to

01:14:18.940 be in i mean this is this is jason born level stuff to where you've got all of these names of the most

01:14:27.020 powerful people on earth epstein did not kill himself uh you have all the names of the most

01:14:33.340 powerful powerful people on earth that can make things happen uh and you're going to put that case

01:14:39.980 together and then try it or put that case together and then try to find the journalists that are going

01:14:46.220 to release all of this i mean that's a dangerous job and i wondered because it's going to affect both

01:14:53.900 the republicans and the democrats are we ever going to find out about these things and i think what

01:15:03.020 would make donald trump abraham lincoln would be to take it on and release all of the raw facts of all of

01:15:13.100 it and let the chips fall where they may um that's the you have to lance a boil if and that was a good

01:15:20.700 phrase to use at dinner last night you have to lance a boil that is on our country and that is all of

01:15:27.020 this uh infection of lies and deceit and corruption we have to get that out of our system and the only

01:15:35.660 way to do it is to just walk through that fire that's it he is he is lincoln-esque in that his

01:15:42.860 political opponents keep trying to kill him uh so he has that going on yeah never at a play though

01:15:48.620 no no he's not i don't think he's a big broadway guy for his new york friendly as donald trump is

01:15:53.500 he's a big manhattan guy don't don't see him on broadway all that often uh do you think do you

01:15:57.980 think he'll do this because i mean look he had something he's promised right i mean this was a

01:16:03.580 he ran and during the campaign i wouldn't say it was his most prominent promise but he's run on

01:16:09.900 releasing all the stuff and being that transparent president we were promised back in the days of

01:16:14.300 barack obama never received he wants to get all this stuff out there he says he has he was going

01:16:19.500 to now i know he said that about kennedy in the first term and then some stuff comes up and so

01:16:25.100 that's what i wonder at this point uh whether that sort of thing will be what we see here because

01:16:30.940 you're right there's a lot of people a lot of people he knows you know we're involved in this not

01:16:34.940 all his enemies either i mean like you know i and i don't think it's see that's that's the thing

01:16:40.780 i think if donald trump is really truly wants to be the transformational uh transformative uh

01:16:47.660 president part of transforming our nation is resetting it resetting it on truth uh and so you

01:16:57.020 have to expose all of those lies so it can't be and i don't i'm not sure donald trump is the one that

01:17:02.540 says hey i'm i'm going to protect you because uh you know you're a friend of mine i think he's the

01:17:09.020 type that would look at it and go how much trouble is this going to cost will it be worth it um because

01:17:18.140 that will be that will just cause turmoil like crazy all over the world will it be worth it in

01:17:25.100 the end i believe it is because truth has to be restored uh and we have to know who the bad guys are

01:17:32.060 i mean if if if if this you know p diddy stuff is happening in hollywood we went after with the me

01:17:40.460 too movement we went after people and you know we got harvey weinstein out now why didn't we get

01:17:47.580 p diddy out why didn't we get other people out weinstein was just the one that everybody targeted

01:17:55.180 and they did get some a couple but we haven't cleaned that out why were we willing to take on

01:18:01.900 that why were people brave enough to step up and say this is what's going on with weinstein because

01:18:07.980 we were all disgusted by it but why won't they continue to do that and i think it's because there

01:18:14.060 are too many very very powerful people weinstein in the end they made it seem like he was really the

01:18:22.460 only one and then there was a couple of others but it wasn't widespread but i think this stuff is

01:18:27.980 widespread yeah i mean and to be fair to our justice system a little bit which takes a decent

01:18:33.580 amount of beating deservedly so uh you know jeffrey epstein died in prison despite whether you how you

01:18:40.300 think he died or not he died in prison p diddy is in prison right so there's some of this stuff is

01:18:46.860 happening and we should be able to get some of these answers we have we have received a lot of the

01:18:51.740 answers on epstein i mean this was covered widely in the media i mean as much as we bash the media

01:18:57.580 they did actually uncover this after the justice system uh failed us the first time he went quote

01:19:03.500 unquote to prison where he would just basically hang out in a building that he was paying for um that all

01:19:08.940 went down and we did eventually find out i just think it takes uh a long time number one and number two

01:19:15.900 it never really feels like we get the full story like i think we do know a lot about what jeffrey

01:19:21.500 epstein did we know a lot of his crimes right we have a lot of the accusations against p diddy but we

01:19:27.900 don't know all the people who were involved in the periphery and and that's what i think people want

01:19:32.860 yeah they want to know look if this were happening to the average person if this was just a ring of

01:19:39.500 of people that weren't famous or powerful every single one of those those names would be known

01:19:46.780 their pictures were would be known and they'd all be in jail and that's what i think america needs and

01:19:53.340 must have on all of these cases we've got to fumigate and start from scratch you've got to if you want to

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01:21:41.900 you ever seen a liberal's hands smoother than a snake on oil yes they're more worried about the

01:21:48.700 meaning of the word retarded than the word work glenn beck we'll be right back 0.85

01:22:04.620 welcome to the glenn beck program uh i am uh i'm sending some pictures to the studio stew so maybe next

01:22:26.700 hour we can put them side by side but i i i looked up pictures of uh hiroshima and uh pictures of los

01:22:36.620 angeles and you put them side by side and it's the same view it's the same view uh you know one took a

01:22:45.980 you know fraction of a second to destroy this one i mean it it amazes me that here it is the second

01:22:52.700 largest city in the country uh and we still have zero containment of that zero uh and they're

01:23:03.020 catching people setting more fires there was another fire that was set last night what do you

01:23:08.620 make of that glenn because i think like obviously it's priority one is putting these fires out but like

01:23:15.500 at some point do we think about this as you know almost like a terrorist attack i mean i i this would

01:23:20.940 be more successful than anything al-qaeda could pull off oh yeah and don't put it out the realm of

01:23:28.140 possibilities that this you know was started by an adversary uh or at least the adversaries start to

01:23:38.380 you know join in on the fun you have a chance there is a chance that all of los angeles is burnt to the

01:23:45.980 ground think of that in today's world how is that even possible other than by liberal policies and just

01:23:56.460 absolute incompetence in california is glenn beck

01:24:09.900 so

01:24:25.900 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment

01:24:53.900 the glenn beck program you know as we wrap up the week of january 6th uh i wanted to have john

01:25:05.180 strand on again john was on with me earlier this week he is he's a guy who served a year in prison

01:25:11.980 the supreme court overturned uh but his story of what they did to him in solitary confinement

01:25:18.060 uh and everything else is is just horrific and uh i did a podcast with him yesterday it's available

01:25:25.260 uh for all the blaze tv subscribers right now but if you want to see it and you don't have a blaze

01:25:32.060 subscription first of all you should get one uh second of all you can see it wherever you get your

01:25:36.380 podcast tomorrow but it is quite a remarkable story and i'm going to go through it with him here in just a

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01:26:58.460 so here we are on friday uh yesterday i talked to john strand now he is a uh january sixer uh he

01:27:09.020 tells the story of why he was there what he was doing he was actually invited to be there he was

01:27:14.460 with a speaker that was supposed to speak um and uh he was not on the side where they were breaking the

01:27:21.180 windows and everything else he was by the columbus doors and these columbus doors are these enormous

01:27:27.180 bronze doors you're not opening them they have to be opened for you uh and somebody opened those

01:27:35.520 doors it's still kind of uh you know kind of a mystery how those things were opened uh still but

01:27:41.900 uh the the columbus doors were open and they started pouring in he thought it was like a relief valve

01:27:48.020 because everybody was being crushed uh in this this one area by the columbus doors so they walk in

01:27:54.580 and uh he's with somebody who's supposed to speak and they go into rotunda and she starts to speak

01:28:00.420 for anybody who is listening um week later he is uh they barnstorm his uh his place of business

01:28:11.200 break down the door he comes in uh they come in they arrest him he's disappeared for four days not

01:28:19.960 allowed to make a phone call for four days uh then he's tried uh he he pleads not guilty because he

01:28:28.480 said i didn't do any of the things they said i did and i can prove it and uh and you know they they were

01:28:36.000 charging me with nonsense and i can prove it he eventually did in the supreme court but he was put

01:28:43.160 in solitary confinement uh for four solid months now solitary confinement is known as uh cruel and

01:28:52.840 unusual punishment all over the world um you don't put people and leave them to rot for four months and

01:29:00.320 the way he described this uh it's terrifying here he is on john strand on solitary confinement what is

01:29:10.240 solitary confinement like

01:29:12.660 i mean it's terrible um physically speaking it's it's very it's very suffocating uh it's it's it's just

01:29:28.140 very harsh and it's very um desolate so i think maybe that's a good word to describe that in addition

01:29:36.600 to being very uncomfortable and very intimidating there is this element of total despair that creeps in

01:29:44.100 very quickly but continues to gradually build and you realize you're being strangulated

01:29:50.580 by this sense of despair that you can't quite see or identify but there's no remedy for it you have

01:29:57.280 nowhere to turn you have no one to talk to you have no honesty or logic or rationality

01:30:04.480 in an explanation of anything most of the people there ignore you or are rude to you um so it's

01:30:12.480 it's like being in a i describe it as imagine you were on a submarine glenn so you you know like i said

01:30:19.140 i'm on deployment so this is a military mission i'm trying to take it seriously uh but i know i'm in a

01:30:23.280 war and there's people that are against me or whatever i'm on a submarine and suddenly someone trips me

01:30:28.100 and i fall into this closet the door swings behind me i jump up but the door's already locked

01:30:31.920 i'm banging on the door and then i suddenly hear this sound as the submarine i can tell is dropping

01:30:37.740 to the bottom of the ocean and then it hits the bottom no one is coming you keep banging on the

01:30:43.380 door no one is answering and then after a few minutes you realize i am stuck in this concrete

01:30:49.020 closet in the bottom of the ocean and i don't know if anyone knows or cares that i'm here and if

01:30:55.020 they'll ever come and get me and then another day goes by and then another day goes by and physically

01:31:02.740 you are miserable and that pain is compounding with every day so it's everything is compounding

01:31:09.020 by the hour by the day by the week you're supposed to have a phone call at least you have a you have a

01:31:16.360 window can you see time pass one sliver of a window uh so yeah i could see daylight in the day

01:31:24.300 um well at least in one solitary unit in another solitary unit it was so dark and the window was so

01:31:29.980 slim that actually i couldn't see day so different solitary units have different conditions the one i

01:31:36.260 was in that i spent the most amount of time in was a concrete square hut with various isolation

01:31:43.840 units i couldn't see these people but the inmates were savage like animals screaming yelling

01:31:52.340 constantly almost never stopped throughout the course of the day at night they would be exhausted

01:31:58.320 and fall asleep but during the day it picked up again i hyperventilated at one point because i just

01:32:05.560 couldn't get away from this cacophony that sounded like the dark corners of hell i mean it was hellish in

01:32:12.440 that sense very literally

01:32:14.560 did you get to go outside at all did you because i've you know they have to you have to have an hour

01:32:27.240 or something outside right so the policy says you must have an hour of recreation per day

01:32:33.880 and when people hear recreation they think you get to stand outside you get to dig your toes in the

01:32:40.620 grass you are human on a planet no no first of all they ignore that rule half the time so i was in a

01:32:49.140 concrete shoebox for about 164 hours a week but for the two or three hours that i might actually get

01:32:55.880 the wreck time they just dragged me to a different part of that concrete building where they had taken

01:33:02.120 the ceiling off with a cage above it so you could see the sky through the cage

01:33:06.800 you're in a dog cage inside of a concrete building where you can see a piece of the sky

01:33:13.160 that was their recreation

01:33:17.040 four months

01:33:20.920 four months

01:33:23.000 like that when they're supposed to give you they're supposed to give you a phone call glenn

01:33:30.420 even in isolation the rules stipulate a phone call at a minimum every seven days and when you are in

01:33:38.140 those isolation conditions that phone call is the difference between life or death you will scratch

01:33:45.000 their eyes out to get that phone call i was ready to scratch my own eyes out just to hear the voice

01:33:50.460 of my mom or my girlfriend or my attorney or someone tell me we're still here and we're going

01:33:57.200 to get you out of this hell

01:33:58.140 uh they violated that you didn't get it every week

01:34:04.180 nope

01:34:05.720 it took almost three months before a lawyer got through a call

01:34:13.980 and it took four months before i was finally taken out of solitary and that was only because

01:34:20.840 of congressman matt gates bringing the fire

01:34:22.660 in congress and bringing the weight down on the bop to realize they better start changing some things

01:34:27.820 so they whisked me out of the middle of the night

01:34:29.800 to spite him because he was going to come and visit

01:34:32.380 on site

01:34:33.320 middle of the night whisked me away before he could get there

01:34:36.340 to take me to a different facility and i was finally taken

01:34:39.140 out of solitary

01:34:40.440 it is

01:34:43.440 quite amazing

01:34:45.240 um

01:34:46.060 i

01:34:46.960 we talked about

01:34:48.400 how

01:34:49.020 how are we going to

01:34:51.820 solve this

01:34:53.400 what should happen

01:34:54.660 first

01:34:56.060 to

01:34:56.620 those who have been caught up in this net

01:34:59.340 cut for

01:35:00.520 do you have cut for

01:35:06.700 i think at this point

01:35:09.700 everybody would have

01:35:11.040 spent

01:35:11.880 their time in prison

01:35:13.540 if this was a normal case

01:35:15.160 everybody

01:35:15.800 would have

01:35:16.820 already served

01:35:18.420 enough time

01:35:19.140 um

01:35:20.200 and i don't think it's fair

01:35:21.960 to

01:35:22.500 you know

01:35:23.120 donald trump says

01:35:23.860 we have to take it case by case

01:35:25.440 and

01:35:26.460 i i understand that

01:35:27.940 thinking

01:35:28.420 but

01:35:28.820 when

01:35:29.380 you know

01:35:30.360 that something

01:35:31.480 has been wrong

01:35:32.860 with a prosecutor

01:35:33.800 you don't just let

01:35:35.760 the

01:35:36.700 one guy

01:35:38.080 that you know for sure

01:35:39.500 has been wrongly

01:35:41.020 prosecuted

01:35:41.840 if that pattern

01:35:43.380 appears

01:35:44.080 in other cases

01:35:45.520 you gotta let everybody go

01:35:46.820 because

01:35:47.900 fruit of the poisonous tree

01:35:49.360 something's

01:35:49.820 yes

01:35:50.840 you know

01:35:51.620 something's wrong

01:35:52.440 so

01:35:52.700 just based on

01:35:54.480 that

01:35:55.060 concept

01:35:55.900 and that law

01:35:56.940 every single person

01:35:59.020 should be

01:35:59.740 released

01:36:00.220 because you can't go back

01:36:01.540 and say

01:36:01.880 well this guy

01:36:02.780 you know

01:36:03.780 this guy

01:36:04.380 wasn't as bad

01:36:05.600 because you don't know

01:36:06.520 it was the same people

01:36:07.900 involved

01:36:08.780 that did you

01:36:10.000 and we know

01:36:11.260 that was wrong

01:36:12.500 so how do we do anything

01:36:14.380 other than say

01:36:15.380 everybody out

01:36:16.700 everybody's out

01:36:18.120 100%

01:36:18.700 time served

01:36:19.320 100%

01:36:19.880 right

01:36:20.100 you are correct

01:36:20.980 len

01:36:21.200 you are absolutely right

01:36:23.160 and i don't think

01:36:23.880 there's a credible argument

01:36:24.920 against what you said

01:36:26.040 it is

01:36:26.420 absolutely

01:36:27.320 fundamentally clear

01:36:29.020 that this process

01:36:30.580 was totally corrupted

01:36:32.060 it was irredeemably

01:36:33.160 tainted

01:36:33.780 legally speaking

01:36:36.080 correct

01:36:37.280 and people

01:36:38.240 i guess

01:36:38.680 would argue

01:36:39.260 and say

01:36:39.660 well but the violent

01:36:40.560 but that's not

01:36:42.180 the way it works

01:36:43.280 we have this

01:36:44.780 we have this

01:36:46.280 for a reason

01:36:47.180 i'm not making up

01:36:48.200 something new

01:36:48.860 i'm not asking

01:36:49.580 for something

01:36:50.200 that hasn't been

01:36:51.520 done before

01:36:51.980 this is our

01:36:53.220 rule of law

01:36:54.220 is it not

01:36:54.900 exactly

01:36:56.460 that's the term

01:36:57.900 i wanted to say

01:36:58.560 when we say

01:36:59.460 the rule of law

01:37:00.680 what does it mean

01:37:01.680 it means

01:37:02.380 there is a

01:37:02.980 pre-established

01:37:04.600 rule

01:37:05.200 by which

01:37:05.980 we comport

01:37:06.720 our behavior

01:37:07.600 by which

01:37:08.320 we comport

01:37:08.980 our review

01:37:09.780 and investigation

01:37:10.600 by which

01:37:11.380 we comport

01:37:12.040 our administration

01:37:12.820 of justice

01:37:13.680 and that rule

01:37:14.760 says

01:37:15.340 that rule

01:37:16.720 says

01:37:17.200 that

01:37:17.880 if the government

01:37:19.140 is shown

01:37:20.160 to be nefarious

01:37:21.340 or corrupt

01:37:21.880 or even just

01:37:22.720 derelict

01:37:23.320 you must

01:37:25.280 throw it out

01:37:26.260 and it's very

01:37:27.540 simple

01:37:27.980 why

01:37:28.380 glenn

01:37:28.700 it's very

01:37:29.920 simple

01:37:30.260 why

01:37:30.580 the founders

01:37:31.780 told us

01:37:32.540 i believe

01:37:33.040 george washington

01:37:33.720 when the people

01:37:35.740 fear the government

01:37:36.880 there's tyranny

01:37:38.040 when the government

01:37:38.800 fears the people

01:37:39.600 there is liberty

01:37:40.260 and george washington

01:37:41.160 also said

01:37:41.780 government is not

01:37:42.860 eloquence

01:37:43.500 it is force

01:37:45.180 it's a fire

01:37:46.360 that will burn

01:37:47.100 things to the ground

01:37:47.980 if you don't

01:37:49.220 keep the guard

01:37:50.120 rails

01:37:50.540 so thomas jefferson

01:37:52.100 said we must

01:37:52.900 we must speak

01:37:53.920 no more

01:37:54.580 about the good

01:37:55.840 intentions of man

01:37:57.440 but we must

01:37:57.920 bind them down

01:37:58.820 by the chains

01:37:59.480 of the constitution

01:38:00.360 correct

01:38:01.640 now here's the

01:38:02.560 thing on this

01:38:03.240 is

01:38:03.940 when this rule

01:38:06.120 has ever been

01:38:06.760 enacted before

01:38:07.700 you don't get

01:38:08.940 mad at

01:38:10.120 the person

01:38:11.400 the judge

01:38:13.420 or

01:38:13.920 or whomever

01:38:15.440 that says

01:38:15.900 wait a minute

01:38:16.260 wait a minute

01:38:16.620 wait a minute

01:38:17.080 all of this

01:38:18.120 has to be thrown

01:38:18.780 out

01:38:19.060 you're supposed

01:38:20.220 to get mad

01:38:21.040 at the prosecutors

01:38:22.420 you're supposed

01:38:23.320 to say

01:38:23.880 you morons

01:38:26.100 have done

01:38:27.200 this

01:38:27.720 in a legal

01:38:28.940 way

01:38:29.420 you've let

01:38:30.340 bad guys

01:38:31.400 go

01:38:31.860 and you've

01:38:32.500 persecuted

01:38:33.160 good guys

01:38:34.060 now

01:38:34.460 it's not

01:38:35.360 the judge

01:38:36.140 or in this

01:38:36.780 case

01:38:37.040 not trump

01:38:37.720 that is making

01:38:38.440 this judgment

01:38:39.620 this is the way

01:38:41.120 it's supposed

01:38:41.740 to be

01:38:42.120 because you

01:38:43.360 screwed up

01:38:44.160 and without

01:38:45.240 that slap 0.99

01:38:46.960 on the face

01:38:48.160 not on the wrist

01:38:49.280 but on the face

01:38:50.280 of the prosecution

01:38:51.320 you'll never

01:38:52.340 change anything

01:38:53.240 100%

01:38:55.000 agree with

01:38:55.420 you

01:38:55.620 and I

01:38:56.400 wouldn't

01:38:56.660 call them

01:38:57.020 morons

01:38:57.440 I would

01:38:57.740 call them

01:38:58.140 knaves

01:38:58.560 and scoundrels

01:38:59.420 because they

01:39:00.360 weren't stupid

01:39:01.340 they knew

01:39:02.580 what they were

01:39:03.000 doing

01:39:03.280 this was

01:39:03.900 political

01:39:04.420 of course

01:39:04.940 and ultimately

01:39:05.500 it was evil

01:39:06.200 it was highly

01:39:06.900 unethical

01:39:07.420 it was wrong

01:39:08.460 it was a

01:39:09.000 egregious abuse

01:39:10.500 of their

01:39:10.900 prosecutorial power

01:39:11.940 and of their

01:39:12.520 government issued

01:39:13.560 positions of

01:39:14.200 authority

01:39:14.600 it was immoral

01:39:16.540 it was wrong

01:39:17.320 and it was

01:39:17.740 gravely evil

01:39:18.460 and has caused

01:39:19.080 an incredible

01:39:19.680 amount of

01:39:20.120 destruction

01:39:20.540 and even death

01:39:21.400 so that's not

01:39:22.500 an exaggeration

01:39:23.280 at all

01:39:23.720 so this is a

01:39:25.560 conversation I had

01:39:26.420 yesterday with

01:39:27.000 John Strand

01:39:27.800 it's about an

01:39:28.900 hour and it is

01:39:29.760 riveting

01:39:30.500 his stories

01:39:31.500 of how he was

01:39:33.100 treated and what

01:39:33.820 happened

01:39:34.220 absolutely riveting

01:39:36.120 do not miss

01:39:37.620 it'll show you

01:39:38.480 how far

01:39:39.400 away from

01:39:40.620 truth and

01:39:41.540 real justice

01:39:42.360 this country

01:39:43.160 still is

01:39:44.060 and what are we

01:39:46.120 going to do

01:39:46.380 about it gang

01:39:46.980 you can find

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01:39:50.460 slash glenn

01:39:51.260 or you can

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01:39:53.180 podcast tomorrow

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01:41:07.280 welcome to

01:41:19.420 the glenn

01:41:19.920 back

01:41:20.060 program

01:41:20.320 i want to

01:41:20.660 put a

01:41:20.900 couple of

01:41:21.400 pictures up

01:41:22.320 first let me

01:41:22.840 put up the

01:41:23.300 picture of

01:41:24.300 los angeles

01:41:26.440 and show you

01:41:27.800 what's happening

01:41:28.460 in los angeles

01:41:30.760 what the streets

01:41:31.500 look like

01:41:32.160 here's a color

01:41:33.460 photo now let

01:41:34.340 me put another

01:41:35.080 photo next to

01:41:36.140 it show the

01:41:36.880 next one

01:41:37.620 and that one

01:41:39.820 is

01:41:40.500 hiroshima

01:41:41.400 and that one

01:41:44.240 is after

01:41:44.680 hiroshima has

01:41:45.280 been cleaned

01:41:45.760 up a little

01:41:46.280 bit so you

01:41:46.980 don't have the

01:41:47.480 dark burn

01:41:49.800 marks anymore

01:41:50.840 everywhere

01:41:51.340 but it looks

01:41:53.040 very much the

01:41:53.980 same does it

01:41:54.480 not stew

01:41:54.900 yeah it really

01:41:56.200 does

01:41:56.500 it's shocking

01:41:58.740 it really is

01:42:00.000 you see these

01:42:00.900 things happen

01:42:01.460 from time to

01:42:02.720 time but they

01:42:03.540 don't they

01:42:04.000 don't look like

01:42:04.420 this i mean this

01:42:04.940 is complete and

01:42:06.000 utter no

01:42:06.960 structure left

01:42:08.120 standing

01:42:08.640 this is i mean

01:42:11.120 what does the

01:42:11.820 rest of the

01:42:12.360 world think

01:42:13.180 of america

01:42:15.360 and where we

01:42:16.280 are right now

01:42:17.000 can you imagine

01:42:17.760 if london was

01:42:19.540 burning down to

01:42:20.580 the ground

01:42:21.160 and you found

01:42:22.620 out that it

01:42:23.400 was corruption

01:42:24.700 they didn't

01:42:25.360 have water

01:42:26.280 uh none of

01:42:27.860 the pipes were

01:42:28.620 working you

01:42:29.360 would think

01:42:29.940 oh my gosh

01:42:31.140 england is

01:42:32.300 over

01:42:32.960 wouldn't you

01:42:34.260 yeah what do

01:42:35.560 you think the

01:42:35.980 rest of the

01:42:36.300 world is thinking

01:42:36.900 about us

01:42:37.600 it's kind of how

01:42:38.640 i felt when

01:42:39.220 when italy was

01:42:40.420 going through

01:42:40.780 that first wave

01:42:41.480 of covid and

01:42:42.620 they were like

01:42:42.980 shutting things

01:42:43.800 down i just

01:42:44.300 remember thinking

01:42:44.780 what kind of

01:42:45.760 society would do

01:42:46.820 such a thing i

01:42:47.540 thought only china

01:42:48.220 would do something

01:42:48.800 like that and

01:42:49.560 then there we

01:42:49.920 were a couple

01:42:50.260 weeks later

01:42:50.720 um but and

01:42:52.040 in los angeles it

01:42:53.680 was the worst

01:42:54.240 than really anywhere

01:42:55.440 else other than

01:42:56.140 new york

01:42:56.640 same people

01:42:58.800 yeah that's

01:43:00.160 true that's

01:43:00.820 true it's it's

01:43:01.960 funny glenn they uh

01:43:02.980 if you look at

01:43:03.720 the uh the way

01:43:05.140 that they're

01:43:05.420 reacting to this

01:43:06.200 there's only one

01:43:06.860 way to react to

01:43:07.720 it if you're on

01:43:08.200 the left

01:43:08.540 right you have

01:43:10.180 been in control

01:43:10.720 of all of this

01:43:11.440 you are the

01:43:12.600 people doing all

01:43:13.600 the environmental

01:43:14.140 policies you are

01:43:15.680 the people in

01:43:16.100 control of every

01:43:16.880 level of government

01:43:17.760 it's all on you

01:43:19.920 the only thing

01:43:21.160 left for you to

01:43:22.000 say is climate

01:43:22.760 change because

01:43:23.660 that's how because

01:43:24.420 you can just blame

01:43:25.540 people driving

01:43:26.700 around indiana

01:43:27.540 in a minivan

01:43:28.600 then you can

01:43:30.640 somehow justify

01:43:31.620 that you are not

01:43:32.560 a complete failure

01:43:33.480 in all of this

01:43:34.420 and this isn't

01:43:34.920 entirely your fault

01:43:36.320 uh they're now

01:43:37.660 to the point glenn

01:43:38.380 where um one

01:43:40.260 of uh you know

01:43:40.920 someone who was

01:43:41.340 married one of

01:43:42.120 elon musk's uh

01:43:43.560 uh wives i don't 1.00

01:43:45.020 remember uh who

01:43:46.140 it was but was

01:43:47.400 saying like

01:43:48.160 x1b yeah x1b

01:43:49.900 or c i don't

01:43:50.460 remember which one

01:43:50.860 it was um it

01:43:51.940 was evacuating the

01:43:53.440 area and posted

01:43:54.160 something about

01:43:54.660 evacuating and

01:43:55.620 people on the

01:43:56.700 left are now

01:43:57.200 hitting and

01:43:57.680 saying uh hey

01:43:59.400 how does it feel

01:43:59.960 to be married to

01:44:00.780 one of the biggest

01:44:01.600 climate deniers in

01:44:02.700 the world elon

01:44:04.420 musk is a climate

01:44:05.600 denier the man

01:44:07.040 has revolutionized

01:44:08.640 electric cars he's

01:44:09.900 been saying he's

01:44:10.800 building spaceships

01:44:11.880 to escape climate

01:44:13.320 change he is the

01:44:14.700 farthest thing you

01:44:15.540 could possibly say

01:44:16.340 away from a climate

01:44:17.100 denier if one

01:44:17.980 actually existed and

01:44:19.880 they are so

01:44:20.800 dedicated into

01:44:22.460 holding their

01:44:23.160 ideology through

01:44:24.120 this i don't

01:44:25.340 know that they're

01:44:25.680 going to recognize

01:44:26.260 that this has been

01:44:26.880 entirely their

01:44:27.780 fault they may

01:44:28.220 not yeah they

01:44:29.280 may not it'll be

01:44:31.280 interesting to watch

01:44:32.180 if this isn't a

01:44:33.320 wake-up call for the

01:44:34.160 people of california

01:44:35.100 nothing will wake

01:44:36.060 them up nothing

01:44:36.600 their bottom is

01:44:37.740 death it really is

01:44:39.080 i've talked about

01:44:39.920 this you know

01:44:40.500 alcoholism is a

01:44:41.740 really bad thing and

01:44:42.560 it it just you

01:44:43.800 create a world of

01:44:45.160 lies and you live in

01:44:47.200 those thank you and

01:44:48.540 you live in those

01:44:49.380 lies and uh you live

01:44:51.600 in the lies until you

01:44:53.460 can't live there

01:44:54.120 anymore because you've

01:44:55.240 burned everything down

01:44:56.200 to the ground your

01:44:56.960 whole life is a lie

01:44:58.480 uh and you just can't

01:45:00.780 do it anymore uh and

01:45:02.940 my mother uh died when

01:45:05.160 i was very young she

01:45:06.320 was an alcoholic uh and

01:45:08.660 her bottom was death 0.98

01:45:09.860 thank god mine wasn't

01:45:11.740 to get me to sober up

01:45:13.600 would didn't take death

01:45:14.680 uh california if you

01:45:17.600 don't wake up and get

01:45:18.560 sober after this i'm

01:45:20.740 afraid your bottom

01:45:22.240 will be death and uh 0.80

01:45:24.740 i highly recommend

01:45:27.820 just admit some things

01:45:30.420 and take some steps to

01:45:32.320 restore sanity

01:45:33.160 glenn beck

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01:46:58.840 it's friday oh that feels so

01:47:24.720 good doesn't it sarah gonzalez

01:47:26.880 is joining us she's the host

01:47:28.300 of sarah gonzalez unfiltered

01:47:30.260 on blaze tv she has also just

01:47:32.800 been named uh madam vice

01:47:34.940 president uh of the texas

01:47:37.400 family project which is

01:47:38.840 working to save children from

01:47:40.500 uh all kinds of all kinds of

01:47:42.940 sexual things uh welcome

01:47:45.180 sarah how are you thank you

01:47:47.340 thank you so much glenn i uh

01:47:48.880 i appreciate you uh calling me

01:47:51.220 by my rightful title of course

01:47:52.600 madam madam vice president

01:47:55.180 yeah you you have to start

01:47:57.300 calling me doctor but anyway

01:47:58.680 um so so so sarah first let's

01:48:02.720 talk about the texas family

01:48:03.820 project what what are you what is

01:48:06.140 it that they do as if i don't

01:48:07.740 know

01:48:07.980 yes yeah sure so um so i was

01:48:10.900 working with them previously on

01:48:12.720 my initiative defend our kids

01:48:13.860 texas in which of course we are

01:48:15.160 working to stop the

01:48:16.180 sexualization of children in the

01:48:18.160 state of texas texas family

01:48:19.340 project uh i decided to take

01:48:21.160 on a larger role just to to

01:48:22.980 work on all the great work not

01:48:24.240 just for families but you know

01:48:25.560 of course for children with

01:48:26.660 school choice uh you know with

01:48:28.700 making sure that you know

01:48:30.040 casinos casino gambling doesn't

01:48:32.520 come in and uh destroy families

01:48:34.880 here in the state of texas uh but

01:48:36.700 there is just so much work that

01:48:38.080 we still need to do here in the

01:48:40.200 state and texas family project you

01:48:42.240 know i've partnered with them and

01:48:43.260 done so much already and so we

01:48:45.180 decided you know what let's join

01:48:46.760 together and strengthen our

01:48:47.700 relationship and help to uh to

01:48:49.540 save children and strengthen

01:48:51.240 families here in the state of

01:48:52.380 texas and if anyone is is you

01:48:54.120 know wants more information they

01:48:55.560 can go to texas family project

01:48:56.980 dot com to uh to help support

01:48:58.760 uh let me ask you how do casinos

01:49:03.160 wreck families yeah i mean no no i

01:49:08.060 i it's the same question that i had

01:49:09.960 as well um but you would be

01:49:11.620 surprised at the the statistics they

01:49:14.000 show with you know when casinos come

01:49:16.060 into certain areas there is more

01:49:18.180 gambling addiction that then goes

01:49:20.200 on to absolutely financially destroy

01:49:22.620 families you end up with more

01:49:23.980 divorce rates i mean you would be

01:49:25.440 shocked to see the statistics on how

01:49:28.300 it actually does harm families and

01:49:30.800 family dynamics when you bring that

01:49:32.740 thing into texas it's just like you a

01:49:35.860 traditionalist that wants to define

01:49:38.080 family in only one way let me tell

01:49:39.980 you the casinos are run by family you

01:49:43.240 know i'm saying so uh all right so

01:49:47.220 sarah i want to talk to you about uh a

01:49:49.620 story that seems like it's very texas

01:49:51.700 but it's not this is happening in all

01:49:53.640 of our states it's happening in our

01:49:55.080 federal government as well uh and it is

01:49:58.240 something that donald trump needs to

01:50:00.540 be very very aware of and i think he is

01:50:02.880 of these people who pretend to be just

01:50:06.460 like you um but they're not just like

01:50:09.940 you republicans who will give away the

01:50:14.520 entire country to the left um we had a

01:50:19.080 speaker of the house here phelan which

01:50:21.340 you helped uh get out of the uh the

01:50:24.820 house um he was a republican i mean it's

01:50:27.940 almost impossible to be elected here uh in

01:50:31.700 texas as a democrat and so democrats just

01:50:35.720 change their label to republican and they

01:50:38.080 run as republicans and for some reason

01:50:40.560 people accept that um well this guy

01:50:42.800 becomes a speaker of the house and he

01:50:44.740 throws in with the democrats and was in

01:50:48.120 for a long time and uh was appointing

01:50:51.560 democrats as chair of different community

01:50:54.560 committees and one of them was education

01:50:58.160 and trying to get school choice through it

01:51:01.460 didn't happen because of him well people

01:51:03.700 had had enough of it they throw him out

01:51:05.820 and now we've got i think his best friend

01:51:08.500 is trying to horn in and do the same

01:51:12.340 thing and become the chair of the house and

01:51:14.760 they vote on tuesday

01:51:15.760 yes yeah so um and so dade phelan

01:51:20.100 unfortunately is still technically in the

01:51:22.540 house as a representative but it became

01:51:24.180 very clear and very obvious that he did not

01:51:26.180 have enough support his name was too

01:51:27.780 tarnished to secure the position of speaker

01:51:29.840 so he had to drop out after you know uh

01:51:32.940 indignantly saying he was going to be the

01:51:35.400 next speaker of the house so we did have a

01:51:37.240 win there but you're right his little crony

01:51:39.220 the rhino dustin burroughs here in the state

01:51:41.280 of texas filed to run for the position at

01:51:43.460 the last minute and glenn you won't believe

01:51:45.600 what happened after that the gop caucus met

01:51:48.280 to select their next speaker because of

01:51:50.300 course i mean obviously texas has a strong

01:51:52.420 republican majority and so you would assume

01:51:54.980 whoever the gop caucus selects should be

01:51:57.580 the rightful speaker of the house it's of

01:51:58.940 course in the rules but when it became

01:52:00.780 obvious that dustin burroughs dave's bestie

01:52:03.280 was not going to secure a majority of the

01:52:05.520 republicans he and about 31 other rhinos

01:52:09.200 you know similar to my four-year-old

01:52:11.180 throwing a temper tantrum they just left the

01:52:13.500 caucus meeting they just took their balls 0.92

01:52:15.180 and they went home and they refused to

01:52:16.900 participate in the process because it

01:52:18.540 wasn't going their way so uh first of all

01:52:21.360 first of all go ahead may i just say first

01:52:23.780 of all it's take their ball uh and i think

01:52:28.040 that's important to say because the way you

01:52:30.720 said it insinuated that rhinos had balls

01:52:33.480 and they don't that's a great point thank

01:52:37.160 you for clarifying that glenn all right so

01:52:39.260 thank you so the remaining members of course

01:52:42.320 in the republican party finished the process

01:52:44.180 and david cook was selected to become the

01:52:46.640 next speaker of the house in that process

01:52:48.500 he is the texas house reform candidate

01:52:50.780 he understands the conservative priorities

01:52:53.520 he understands that we need to ban democrat

01:52:56.000 shares he has signed on to all of that and

01:52:58.140 he was selected within that process well

01:53:01.160 the rhinos have decided they're not going

01:53:03.380 down without a fight so dustin burroughs 1.00

01:53:05.380 instead of following the gop caucus rules

01:53:07.600 that state that republicans have to get in

01:53:09.800 line once they have their little meeting

01:53:11.240 he decided that he was going to partner with

01:53:13.340 the democrats to win the speakership so he

01:53:15.340 has still not dropped out he's now boasting

01:53:17.520 more democrat support than republicans if you

01:53:20.880 can believe that so he's listed according to

01:53:23.040 one of their members burroughs has listed

01:53:25.240 31 republicans and 38 democrats that are

01:53:29.020 supporting him right now to become speaker

01:53:31.080 of the house so we are now in the state of

01:53:33.900 texas in a battle for who is going to control

01:53:36.540 the texas house democrats or republicans

01:53:39.340 even though there are 88 republicans and 62

01:53:42.440 democrats that are about to be sworn in so

01:53:45.420 so what do people do this is this vote's going to

01:53:50.120 happen and we're going to go right back to

01:53:52.300 the the crap we had if the people in texas

01:53:56.760 don't stand up and this is not just a texas

01:53:59.140 story this is happening all over the country

01:54:02.240 you've got to keep your eyes peeled for this

01:54:05.300 stuff yes yeah so you can go to um everyone

01:54:09.080 within the state of texas please go to wrm.capital.texas.gov

01:54:14.920 to find your state representative if you don't know who they

01:54:17.380 are wait wrm i didn't come up with the url

01:54:23.560 yeah yes you should just go to url yeah i mean you could also google you know but

01:54:30.120 yeah wrm.capital.texas.gov to find your state rep now if you already know who your

01:54:36.880 state rep is reach out to them email them send them a message on social media

01:54:42.320 where everyone can see it publicly uh call their office make sure that they know that

01:54:47.160 you expect them to vote for the rightful speaker of the house the same person by the way who

01:54:52.420 governor greg abbott lieutenant governor dan patrick and attorney general ken paxton

01:54:56.040 all have unified around him and pointed out and acknowledged this is the rightful winner of the

01:55:01.900 texas speaker race but um i will say this as well what people can do aside from reaching out

01:55:08.180 they can of course get ready for another primary season because last primary we had unprecedented

01:55:13.500 losses for all of these rhino republicans there were 15 of them that were unseated by someone who

01:55:18.760 was more conservative after the runoff concluded so texas grassroots is not messing around anymore

01:55:24.080 they have put these guys on notice that if you want to fight us we will replace you and on top of that

01:55:31.200 you have the texas gop who has put into place a new rule that if you get censured by the party

01:55:37.320 it's no longer just a sternly worded letter to the manager as it was before you know it's like oh well

01:55:42.540 we're going to censure you and you're going to hear from us in a letter this one actually has teeth now

01:55:47.700 and it can actually lead to the republican party removing these members names from the primary

01:55:52.840 ballot as a republican candidate so it's got these members very very upset very uneasy one of them

01:55:59.640 actually representative cody harris uh has filed a criminal complaint with the texas ethics

01:56:05.140 commission because the chairman of the gop texted him and asked if they could chat before he sends

01:56:10.800 mailers into cody's district so now we have a rhino who is resorting to democrat tactics because the

01:56:19.160 party leader says we plan to hold you accountable for what you said you would do so we're not playing

01:56:24.700 around anymore here in the state of texas we're going to hold these people to the fire and if you don't

01:56:29.220 want to do what you said you were going to do we'll replace you yeah and uh texas you have a

01:56:34.200 choice and every state has a choice you see where all of this stuff leads now it leads to the fires in

01:56:41.600 california everything that is happening in california is because of progressive decisions they did not

01:56:50.840 prioritize they had no common sense everything that is happening was avoidable is it is it

01:56:59.200 really global warming that causes california to burn down almost every year why are they getting

01:57:06.180 worse and they don't ever seem to get better at preventing or stopping the fires now they're going

01:57:14.280 to let the second largest city in america burn to the ground you watch you watch if they don't get it

01:57:20.180 under control this weekend los angeles is going to be gone uh and that's that's what your future is

01:57:27.180 texas i i hope we've come as close to death as we ever want to come and uh we're awake enough to say

01:57:35.760 this has got to end we are not fooling around anymore we are texas and the rest of the country

01:57:45.020 you are america it's time to restore american principles and values and stop the games uh and i will

01:57:56.740 be texting and uh tweeting to my representatives in florida or in texas and i hope all texans will do

01:58:06.720 the same and join me today the pressure coming from you if this is the kind of stuff that's going to

01:58:12.520 have to happen in washington you are going to have to be as active as you were during the election

01:58:19.660 because tough tough decisions are going to have to be made and if you don't make it very clear

01:58:27.500 you're done as a servant of the people the next time there is a vote you're done we'll primary you

01:58:36.000 we will work tirelessly and we have a very very long memory if you're not serving the people

01:58:43.300 doing what you said and what the people have voted for you're out you're done sarah thank you so much

01:58:51.560 i appreciate it god bless thank you glenn thank you you bet all right back in just a second let me tell

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02:00:49.820 you know sarah gonzalez was saying just a couple of minutes ago is true not just in texas but all over the

02:01:18.500 country and it is one of the things that i think because we can we can obviously be critical of the

02:01:25.140 left all day long and they will deserve it and we can do that forever but it is important to look at

02:01:30.740 yourself at times and i think one thing's one thing that the conservative movement does poorly at times

02:01:36.680 is to be really really excited about turning a state red and then kind of just washing your hands and

02:01:44.500 walking away hey the state's red that's great i like the color red and look the color red often is

02:01:51.980 better than the color blue that's true but when you have a really bright red state when you have a utah

02:01:57.960 or a texas uh or an oklahoma or alabama or a florida and you have senators representatives local state

02:02:08.820 governments that might overt you know openly be right but acting like they're either center or center left

02:02:17.460 we tend to give those people their jobs back over and over and over again i mean john cornyn in texas is a

02:02:23.360 great example of this he's got a terrible voting record for a republican he has seemingly very few of the

02:02:29.080 priorities of the conservative movement and then continues to be put back in office for six year term

02:02:33.640 after six year term after six year term that's something we can stop if you go back and you look

02:02:39.480 at where utah was years ago before mike lee there's a good example of that uh you know eventually mike lee

02:02:45.820 gets the job and changes the senate changes the way we uh we handle a lot of constitutional issues

02:02:52.020 he's been a force we can do this this is something the conservative movement should be able to do

02:02:57.440 finding people who can be elected you don't want to pick out people who are uh so quote unquote

02:03:03.200 pure that they can't win you have to find people who can win but we can do better than a lot of

02:03:08.640 these terrible representatives and we need to focus more locally not just looking at just the president

02:03:13.820 of the united states though that's obviously very important but statewide races local races find

02:03:19.280 people who say they're republicans and conservatives and make sure they actually are that is a vital thing

02:03:27.500 to do and it's something we can actually control we can't control necessarily who wins the senate

02:03:32.540 race in new york or illinois that's really really hard to get a victory in those states it's not

02:03:38.780 nearly as hard to improve from a moderate rhino type of republican to one that actually knows and can 0.73

02:03:46.340 do the job ronda santis has done a good job in florida making sure florida is like this improve that

02:03:52.820 situation quite a bit we can do that in state after state after state and we should by the way

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