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00:02:41.180 Hey, we've got a couple of other people that are now in court because they want to kill the president.

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00:02:48.380 It's just another Wednesday in America, apparently.

00:02:51.780 I want to talk to you a little bit about ideological possession, because that is what's really going on in the country.

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00:04:56.500 all right i want to talk to you i want to talk to you about how um people's minds are possessed

00:05:04.080 okay and they're choosing to allow their minds to be possessed there apparently is a genuine tension

00:05:13.460 with the obamas former president barack obama said the pressure to be on the campaign trail

00:05:19.540 for the democratic party is creating tension between him and his wife the new yorker interview

00:05:24.200 with obama published monday shared how their marriage has been affected by barack's continual

00:05:28.960 involvement in politics. She wants to see her husband easing up and spend more time with her,

00:05:34.020 enjoying what remains of their lives. It does create a genuine tension in our household

00:05:39.100 and it frustrates her, President Obama said. So now, because they had rumors that they were

00:05:45.060 going to break up and everything else, she has never liked any of this presidential stuff,

00:05:50.120 never. And we've all known that. We've all known that. It's very, very clear. In 2025,

00:05:55.500 there was rumors that they were going to break up and they both denied it yada yada and played

00:06:00.220 kissy face but now you're starting to see that uh maybe there is something there you know his

00:06:06.660 you know he said he was in a huge hole with his wife and he had a lot to make up for but now he's

00:06:13.860 going back on the road and no president by the way has ever done what president obama is doing

00:06:18.600 um but he's doing it and uh i'm really just tired of the excuses i really am i mean i'm sure it

00:06:27.500 creates tension barack don't blame that on donald trump can we stop blaming donald trump for 0.95

00:06:33.580 everything in our lives i can't i mean this is ridiculous it's not his fault barack you're

00:06:41.360 making the choice not donald trump he's not forcing you to do that i mean honestly it's

00:06:47.600 why I live in Florida now. I mean, I am not a beach guy. I'm riddled with cancer, face cancer.

00:06:55.480 You know what I mean? I see the sun and my skin goes, oh, thank you. More cancer coming my way.

00:07:00.800 I'm not a beach guy. Never have been a beach guy. I'm not a hot guy. I don't like the heat. I don't

00:07:05.080 like humidity. Why do I live here? Because I promised my wife when we first got together,

00:07:10.240 she is a sun worshiper. She loves the sun. She loves the beach. And I said, someday, honey,

00:07:15.000 things will slow down. And, and my life is never going to slow every year, every year. I say,

00:07:20.440 you know, next year is going to be different. It's not different. It's always the same. It's

00:07:23.960 always this way. And I realized if I was going to keep my promise, my wife has done so much for me.

00:07:29.600 She has supported me in everything that I have ever wanted to do. She has been the best

00:07:37.960 backstop, the best advisor, the best wife you could possibly imagine. And I realized,

00:07:46.520 you know, I'm going to run out of time at some point. I promised her this. It is her turn.

00:07:51.540 It's my turn to serve her. Barack, have you thought about that with your wife? Maybe it's

00:07:58.460 your turn to serve her. She's been serving you. She put up with the White House. I'm not talking

00:08:06.280 politics here or anything else, but there comes a time in every marriage where

00:08:12.060 one of you has given up an awful lot. And honestly, it's usually the wife that has

00:08:19.260 given up an awful lot to support the husband. At some point, you have to say, 0.87

00:08:25.680 it's your turn, honey. It's your turn. What do you want? How can I serve you? How can I,

00:08:31.540 and hopefully you're doing that all the way along. I mean, I've tried to be a good husband

00:08:35.580 all the way along, but you know what? She's been there relentlessly. She's moved across the country 0.98

00:08:40.960 for me. She's put up with so much stuff, so much stuff. If my wife said to me, honey, I'm done.

00:08:49.960 I'm done. No more. And just what we're facing right now with security, I mean, I got to tell

00:08:59.340 you, she could say that at any time. I'm done. I'm done. We're not doing this anymore. It's not

00:09:04.220 worth it. I'm done. She doesn't. But if she did and she said, you know what, honey, I'm done.

00:09:11.540 We're not doing this anymore. I would leave my job because she's more important than my job.

00:09:21.040 Barack, does your wife count for anything with you?

00:09:26.840 Or is your life just all about Donald Trump? That's the problem in our nation is everything 0.92

00:09:34.040 seems to be about Donald Trump. It's possession. You have ideological possession. Let me give you

00:09:41.140 a couple of other stories. In New Hampshire, there's a federal aviation contractor named

00:09:46.940 Dean Delachai, I believe his name is. He sits at his government work computer and he's researching

00:09:55.080 previous assassination attempts on President Trump. He researches how to smuggle a gun into

00:10:00.860 a federal building and the phrase he's using i'm going to kill donald j trump well that's not too

00:10:08.620 smart if you're trying not to get caught and think they're checking every keystroke april 21st he 0.99

00:10:14.500 emails the white house and he announces i dean della chai am going to neutralize slash kill you 0.99

00:10:23.440 Donald J. Trump, because you decided to kill kids and say that it was war when in reality it is 1.00

00:10:31.220 terrorism. On May 5th, he's charged with interstate threats. Now, let me take you to

00:10:37.340 Virginia. Same time in Arlington, Virginia, an activist there, Plasters wanted posters

00:10:44.720 with Stephen Miller's home address, branding him guilty of crimes against humanity for enforcing

00:10:54.240 immigration law. No state charges. They're not going to charge this guy? No, because it's

00:11:01.680 protected speech. What? What? You're doxing him and his family? Really? So what does Stephen

00:11:10.140 miller and his family do they pack up and they move to military housing for safety now this has

00:11:17.100 happened before there have been people that have been been hunted um and they've had to move but

00:11:23.660 never like this because steven miller's family isn't the own isn't the only one you know who

00:11:28.460 else has to live on a military base with their family for protection marco rubio pete hagseth

00:11:34.920 pam bondy uh gnome and miller's family and there's about six to ten of these uh officials

00:11:44.900 that are now living for protection on a military base that is unprecedented in history unprecedented

00:11:53.120 and that's not all the stuff that just happened this week april 25th 11 days ago cole thomas

00:12:02.740 Allen comes into the White House Correspondents' Dinner. Shotgun, pistol, knife. He's trying to

00:12:08.960 kill everybody in there. He wants to kill the president and any other government official. 1.00

00:12:14.380 This marks the third time in less than two years an armed attacker has come within striking 0.90

00:12:19.960 distance of the president of the United States. New charges, by the way, added this week. Attempted

00:12:24.740 assassination. In North Carolina, Daniel Swain's SUV is sitting in a car wash, covered in handwritten

00:12:32.020 threats headed to WSH to kill the president. That's another one. He's now in federal court.

00:12:41.540 These, I'm not making, these are headlines. They're almost daily every day.

00:12:47.560 How is this happening? What kind of sickness turns a policy disagreement into a license to kill?

00:12:56.340 i looked it up it's called ideological possession and i want you to think of it like this it's a

00:13:04.940 mind virus okay it's invisible but it is contagious and it doesn't turn people into raving lunatics

00:13:11.520 uh at least overnight it starts with repetition you have to be hearing the same thing every day

00:13:19.320 cable news, campus lectures, social media feeds, hammer the same script. Trump isn't just wrong

00:13:27.060 on borders. He's not just wrong on foreign policy. He's literally murdering children and

00:13:32.580 committing crimes against humanity. And when you hear that day after day after day, ordinary people,

00:13:40.040 neighbors, family members, co-workers, federal employees, they follow it whole. Why? Because the

00:13:48.020 tribe therein rewards it and punishes anyone who expresses doubt. Show me the evidence. You know,

00:13:56.820 they'll say, we want warrants for ICE. Since when? Do you know that's not the way ICE works? There's

00:14:03.580 no such thing as a judge signing off on a warrant. That's not the way the federal government works

00:14:09.840 with ICE. It's never worked that way. Now you're just bringing this up and you don't even know the

00:14:16.520 truth about how this system works. You just say, he's going in without warrants. See,

00:14:21.620 we told you he was a Nazi. They've never used warrants, but it doesn't require evidence. 0.77

00:14:28.560 And your tribe punishes you for questioning. And so you just become more and more morally certain.

00:14:36.420 I got news for you. This is the same hypnosis that made decent Germans in the 1930s believe 0.64

00:14:42.080 their Jewish neighbors were a plague. Not because they were evil from birth, but because the 0.92

00:14:48.460 propaganda machine repeated the lie until it became common sense. What happened at the Salem

00:14:54.120 witch trials? What happened in Rwanda? Do you know that neighbors, neighbors who were friends

00:15:01.980 began murdering each other because Rwanda radio, the broadcast, broadcast every day, 1.00

00:15:10.080 said the tutsis your neighbors if they're tutsis you know they're cockroaches 0.99

00:15:13.960 they deserve to die that's what happened with a massacre in rwanda 1.00

00:15:20.180 what do you how do you think mal got everybody to kill their professors 0.99

00:15:25.100 kill their parents and turn them in same pattern the victim isn't crazy quite honestly the victim

00:15:33.800 is possessed. And you can say it's an evil spirit or whatever, but it's a story that feels truer 0.99

00:15:41.020 than truth. Now, let me say something really clear here. And everyone on all sides needs to

00:15:51.040 hear this. We are not Nazi Germany. We're not. Biden could be in, and I would still say we're

00:16:00.260 not Nazi Germany because we still have the First Amendment. We still have elections. We still have

00:16:07.660 an armed citizenry, but we're becoming something much darker than we were. We are a low-trust

00:16:14.860 republic where the other side isn't just wrong. They're monsters who deserve whatever death might 0.99

00:16:21.500 come. That's a mind virus. That is a sickness. We have to have perspective. A, this isn't Nazi 1.00

00:16:36.520 Germany. B, understand what's happening. Understand that you make the choice to have

00:16:47.020 Donald Trump destroy your marriage it's your choice it's not his he's not doing that to you

00:16:54.540 you are doing that to you okay so how do we stop this well there's three things that you have to

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00:18:24.120 so i was up oh geez almost two o'clock in the morning last night writing uh something for

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00:18:44.260 I want to do 10 weeks of education with the torch.

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00:19:11.080 uh and because these are the basics you gotta know and right now we're arguing about hate speech and

00:19:17.900 everything else the first lesson is five in the first there are five rights that are guaranteed

00:19:24.460 in the first amendment do you even know what they are

00:19:27.460 you know we we immediately go freedom of speech or freedom of religion well those are two of them

00:19:34.140 we we have to the first thing we have to do is educate ourself

00:19:42.880 and as i'm looking at these stories today i see there are three steps that we have to do

00:19:50.380 okay um and they're not that hard after we educate ourself on what the law actually is

00:19:59.500 How do you defend your rights if you don't know what they are?

00:20:03.980 How do you defend your rights if you won't pick up your responsibilities?

00:20:08.660 The first thing that has to happen is, one, enforce the law without fear or favor.

00:20:16.180 Real threats are crimes.

00:20:18.700 They're not speech.

00:20:20.700 Prosecute them equally.

00:20:22.360 Whether the target wears a red hat or a blue hat, the FAA guy was charged doxing.

00:20:29.500 that endangers lives they let it go because it was just doxing well wait a minute that's a crime

00:20:36.820 second thing flood the zone with sunlight and truth that means you have to know what the truth

00:20:44.100 is and then you have a responsibility you have to counter the facts the you have to counter the

00:20:49.740 lies with facts relentlessly border deaths legal immigration outcomes actual policy records you

00:20:57.100 have to know that we don't use a warrant from a judge every time ICE goes in. We never have.

00:21:05.020 That's not what Congress has dictated. Platforms and parents, we have to prioritize critical

00:21:16.340 thinking over cliques and conformity. Sunlight and education is the best disinfecting. And the

00:21:22.560 third thing we have to do is lead by moral example reject the dehumanization on every side

00:21:29.520 call it out on every side if our side is saying that these people you know are are you know need

00:21:39.640 to be killed whatever call it out no no as i said yesterday on yesterday's program there is no

00:21:46.720 excuse for that. Jesus was going to be crucified. He knew it. One of his apostles cut the ear off

00:21:56.140 of one of the guys coming to round him up. Jesus said, what are you doing? No. And he healed the

00:22:02.560 guard that then took him away to crucify him. There is no excuse, none. That's a choice you make.

00:22:12.200 model charity in disagreement

00:22:16.520 we've got to we've got to drain the poison and charity and charitable thinking does that than

00:22:27.580 any hate rant could ever do history shows that the fever will break um but it depends on when

00:22:35.160 it breaks is it going to break uh you know after we go through massive pain i don't know it'll be

00:22:43.220 our choice but you know there's only a couple of paths that are sitting right in front of us and

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00:22:57.200 borders we grow the economy we discredit the hysteria prosecutors deter the violence

00:23:03.200 and America heals. It's grumpy, but it's intact. And the other is, no, it just gets worse.

00:23:10.200 Just gets worse. Just know this. We've survived the civil war. We've survived worse than this.

00:23:17.280 Okay. It doesn't have to be this way. It's our choice. All right. Back in just a minute.

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00:24:43.480 all right um jason just broke some news to the uh insiders and i want to go over jason

00:25:05.920 come in i'm going to give you something that donald trump has just uh tweeted assuming iran

00:25:12.660 agrees to give what has been agreed to, which is perhaps a big assumption. The already legendary

00:25:18.940 epic fury will be at an end, uh, and the highly effective blockade will allow the Hormuz Strait 1.00

00:25:26.960 to be open to all, including Iran. If they don't agree, the bombing starts and it will be sadly 0.99

00:25:34.780 at a much higher level and intensity than it was before. Thank you for your attention to this

00:25:39.160 matter president donald j trump by the way um before i get to that do you know why thank uh

00:25:46.020 thank you for your attention to this matter do you know why he says that at the end of all of

00:25:49.380 his tweets educate me do you know jason i found this out this is crazy don't do you know why no

00:25:55.760 do you remember when he was debanked yeah okay and he got a letter from the bank saying

00:26:01.780 sorry the last line was thank you for your attention to this matter

00:26:08.780 he has a long memory he has a very long memory isn't that interesting anyway jason i will believe

00:26:20.080 this when i see it we don't know who we're even dealing with and even the president is like

00:26:24.440 perhaps this is a big assumption um but this is like the third deal that iran has presented to

00:26:32.660 the united states in the last couple of days they keep presenting these things i have a guest coming

00:26:37.660 up in about 30 minutes it's going to tell us about oil and what what's the deal i keep hearing that

00:26:43.800 they're going to run out of space they're going to run out of space well when are they going to

00:26:46.800 run out of space and shut down the oil fields are we there yet because if that that could be that's

00:26:53.000 the key to the pressure i think of getting a deal done so we'll find that out in just a few minutes

00:26:59.140 but what do you think of what he just tweeted well i don't i we saw comments from uh marco rubio

00:27:05.360 yesterday just talking about when they do when they're negotiating with the iranians it's kind

00:27:09.560 of hard to like sometimes it takes over six days to get a response back because it's going through

00:27:13.660 multiple different layers of the security state eventually getting down to the ayatollah who knows

00:27:19.080 the manipulations from the irgc i who knows who they're i don't even know if we know who we're

00:27:24.200 negotiating with what party is it the irgc is it the political establishment let's just say i'm

00:27:30.300 highly skeptical every time we get some of these deals or these proposals coming from iranians and

00:27:36.060 there are rumors going around now on more of a 14 or ish point plan that they're proposing i have

00:27:44.280 we seen it yet i don't we haven't i've just seen reporting on what the rumors are on some of it

00:27:50.140 like you know a moratorium on uranium enrichment us lifting sanctions and releasing frozen funds

00:27:56.260 i don't know how far even those two will go yeah yeah i mean we'll we'll do all those things if

00:28:04.500 they are you know if they're actually going to not pursue you know a nuclear policy and they're 0.63

00:28:12.520 going to get away from hezbollah and hamas and all of that but those are huge ifs i mean those

00:28:17.960 are huge you trust the irgc because i don't right no and i i think that what this has brought out

00:28:24.640 all of their internal divisions and i don't even know if the leadership within iran even knows

00:28:30.820 who's in charge right now so i'm very skeptical on all of this we'll see where it goes as as the

00:28:35.760 president said it's a big assumption assuming this will go through but meanwhile the blockade

00:28:40.620 is still in effect i still think the best course of action is to allow things to take its course

00:28:45.660 through the blockade allow economic pain you know to continue there and and see what they're forced

00:28:50.800 into later that's that's the best course of action well we'll find we'll find out about the oil thing

00:28:55.000 here coming up in just a few minutes um let me switch subjects jason i don't know if you saw

00:29:00.360 i don't know if you saw this but um i don't even know if this is true um but apparently

00:29:08.560 there were some people from the government with inside knowledge that have asked a group of

00:29:15.840 pastors to meet somewhere in the country Tennessee um and they met to get briefed on

00:29:25.320 I I don't know lizard people I don't know exactly what do you have this story have you looked into

00:29:32.380 this? Yeah, a little bit. So this started going around yesterday, and at first I dismissed it.

00:29:39.980 I eventually started seeing it getting pushed all over the place, but apparently there was a

00:29:43.840 quote, large group of pastors. I looked a few of them up. Some of them are well-known evangelists

00:29:48.680 that supposedly met at an Airbnb in the mountains of Tennessee, where-

00:29:54.660 Okay, hang on just a second. Hang on, hang on, hang on. Send me a list of the pastors,

00:29:58.380 because I probably know some of them

00:30:00.080 and I will call them and find out.

00:30:02.940 Okay, but go ahead.

00:30:04.060 They met at an Airbnb.

00:30:06.100 Right.

00:30:06.780 One of these pastors' name is Perry Stone.

00:30:09.440 So he put a video out on X yesterday or on YouTube.

00:30:12.820 And I'll just read you a quote that kind of summarizes it.

00:30:15.700 He said, quote,

00:30:16.780 I'm not going into great detail,

00:30:18.320 but there were a large number of pastors

00:30:19.840 that had been invited to go to a certain state

00:30:21.700 to hear some men in the U.S. government

00:30:24.020 and others share with them a concern that they had.

00:30:28.380 The concern revolved around, quote, some of it has to do with crafts that have been discovered that are not allegedly part of our planet and materials that are made are not part of our planet.

00:30:38.800 Very strange reptilian looking creatures and other things that almost sound like something of a sci-fi movie or H.G. Wells book.

00:30:46.580 And it sounds like they're gathering the pastors together to get a unified message so that when disclosures happen that there's not, I don't know what, there's not.

00:30:57.320 i know this has been discussed in ufo circles before that there will be civil unrest amongst

00:31:02.640 religious people and how to control that wait wait wait wait wait among religious people

00:31:10.100 don't you think if we found out that there are lizard people here we would all be a little upset 0.88

00:31:15.580 is it why is it just the religious people that are going to be like i can't take i you know i'm 0.97

00:31:20.260 not going to stand for the lizard people in the shopping center i mean what what well this is when

00:31:25.680 you get this like specific claims and i've i've actually talked about a documentary uh

00:31:31.740 the documentary is called mirage men and i mentioned i bring that up because at the very

00:31:36.860 end of the documentary they talk about one of the big specific claims that religious people

00:31:41.000 might have a problem with um which understandably so but one of the claims or part of the disclosures 0.99

00:31:47.220 has always been rumored that the human race has been manufactured by extraterrestrials that's one

00:31:54.920 of the multitude of so that's what they thought so wait wait wait wait the people who believe

00:31:59.900 the people who claim to believe in jesus christ are gonna go well now wait a minute the lizard 0.52

00:32:07.400 people say they came up with all of that and we're going to believe that sounds like a psyop

00:32:13.100 invented by atheists what is going on in tennessee i mean as a christian the first thing that i would

00:32:19.700 say is if a lizard person was like you know what we came here a long ago and we just made up this

00:32:26.120 Jesus thing first thing that would come behind me or come to mind would be get behind me Satan

00:32:31.320 I mean I mean that does not sound like something I go no well wait a minute that makes me question

00:32:37.440 Jesus it makes me question the lizard people so well Ricky it's interesting Ricky mentioned

00:32:43.380 psyop and there definitely seems like they're pushing to I don't know there's been a lot of

00:32:48.760 talk of disclosure lately and it definitely kind of i'm getting the psyop vibe on on a lot of this

00:32:55.160 but david grush was go was trending yesterday also on aliens he was one of the big whistleblowers

00:32:59.700 and he was saying that disclosure is going to ramp up between the next 60 to 90 days

00:33:03.920 we've heard the white house talk about how they're going to release a lot of files cash patel was

00:33:08.080 just talking about the release of a lot of files uh he said that i think yesterday the past couple

00:33:12.360 days something is coming from the white house whether it's a big nothing burger or not i don't

00:33:17.200 know but it's going to be a big nothing burger there's no way the president look if look

00:33:22.380 but can we just be logical here for a second first of all if the president knew that there

00:33:31.000 were lizard people among us okay lizard people among us do you think he'd be like out there

00:33:39.220 going and uh by the way oil prices are going to come down uh you know i'm i'm working on the next

00:33:46.020 election. We got to get out. He would be focused on the list. Is there a bigger story in all of

00:33:52.980 mankind than we find out that aliens are among us? I don't think there's a bigger story. The,

00:34:00.840 the, the whole of government would be gearing towards that. Not, uh, by the way, we got to

00:34:10.160 bring our, uh, interest rates down, uh, you know, and we're going to work on some housing programs, 0.98

00:34:15.820 by the way lizard people are here and uh looks like the war in your right what did you just say 0.67

00:34:20.720 yeah lizard people are here but let me tell you about the negotiations that are going on that's 0.51

00:34:25.480 not going to happen that's not going to happen there's not going to happen there is a fortuitous

00:34:31.060 timing to a lot of the alien talk it always seems like when there's other large news out there or

00:34:36.640 something that that government doesn't really want to talk about or something like that we always

00:34:41.460 seem to get a disclosure it seems or or is it the is it the government you know these nameless leaks

00:34:49.100 that are coming but people connected to the government i'd like to know who the people

00:34:53.040 connected to the government are yeah who who are they you know who is doing this this is again

00:34:58.840 i mean honestly i would love to hear from christians i'd love to hear from you because

00:35:04.360 maybe a lot of people say i'm not a christian even though i've been saved and redeemed by

00:35:10.060 jesus christ uh by accepting his atonement somehow or not a christian but uh i would love to hear

00:35:17.400 from christians who somehow or another this is going to shake your faith i just don't believe

00:35:24.780 that i don't oh i believe in god until lizard people show up and then i'm going to listen to

00:35:33.460 the lizard people and they're like yeah let me just let me just tell you that i we all came here

00:35:41.260 a long time ago and made up jesus oh okay that's shaking my face i'm sorry sorry don't think so

00:35:52.620 they do live among us and gavin newsom and nancy pelosi do you remember do you remember steve

00:35:57.900 dace's uh prediction on your yeah yeah tv show yeah here's the exact quote we're gonna see at

00:36:03.280 least one elected official claimed to have directly communicated with non-human intelligence

00:36:08.020 and the amount of activity psyop whatever you want to call it on the ufo uap nha nhi front is

00:36:15.380 ramping up now i'm suspicious about why steve taste knew that maybe was he in this tennessee

00:36:20.500 meeting but is he a lizard person that's the better he claims to be a christian maybe he's

00:36:26.240 a lizard person oh my gosh i mean he he stated that with such authority though too and i'm not

00:36:35.300 saying that he had inside information but he really i mean because that was shocking coming

00:36:40.420 from him and we all laughed we're like okay steve and well i guess maybe he was right we're getting

00:36:45.920 closer who do you think the politician would be that would announce that they'd had non-human

00:36:50.360 intelligence trump okay i mean if it's if it's if it is look if it's true trump because he's

00:37:01.680 he's gonna let somebody else be the star of that show no way the i mean if if he could it the the

00:37:11.240 the spacecraft would have t-r-u-m-p flashing it wouldn't be like you know the the end scene of

00:37:21.340 close encounters it's not just lights it would spill out trump he would spill out trump

00:37:27.840 he would be the guy if this is true believe me this is the biggest announcement in all of human

00:37:34.460 history it's not going to be just leaked out the president would the president would have to be the

00:37:43.960 one i don't care who the president is the president would have to be the one that would break it to

00:37:48.760 the american people and the world it would have to be you're gonna say marco i know you're busy

00:37:54.120 on like 80 different jobs i need you to go out talk to the people about the lizard people i'm

00:37:58.320 working on negotiations right now no it has to be the president and there's there's no way

00:38:05.760 i just i don't believe it and i don't even if it's true i don't believe this is going to shake

00:38:11.520 the faith i think this would bring faiths together i think christians and uh well at least christians

00:38:18.780 i mean if you if you believe in the bible if you're like i don't know i'm just gonna i'm gonna

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00:42:11.480 welcome to the uh lenbeck program uh jason we have audio of this

00:42:22.540 this pastor uh talking about yeah can we play any of it we have about a minute and a half can

00:42:30.680 you play a little bit of it sure can uh or should we wait here is uh let's wait perry stone oh yeah

00:42:35.720 I had a friend that sent me a text message.

00:42:40.580 I was in a meeting, a weekend meeting, preaching Friday, Saturday, and Sunday morning.

00:42:50.000 And he said, Perry, can you give me a call?

00:42:52.660 I have some information that has come to my attention.

00:42:56.560 Of course, when a friend of yours does that, that you know quite well, you're not, you

00:43:01.080 have no idea what information they're talking about.

00:43:04.480 And I'm not going to go into great detail, but there were a large number of pastors that had been invited to go to a certain state to hear.

00:43:17.420 Okay, well, when you go into detail, let us know, Pastor.

00:43:20.720 When you get into detail, let us know.

00:43:23.500 We're going to follow this story.

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00:45:41.340 hello america welcome to the glenn beck program um it was so the president just uh tweeted

00:45:50.000 you know on truth social uh that uh the negotiations are going on and it looks like

00:45:56.220 we're close he said you know take that with a grain of salt those aren't easy exact words but

00:46:01.840 basically it i'll believe it when i see it um but apparently we're at the negotiating table

00:46:08.300 yet again um and you know this could be really really good oil is starting to go down this

00:46:14.480 morning because of this uh etc etc we've been here before you know we don't even know who we're

00:46:19.820 really negotiating against or with. So, you know, believe it when you see it. But one of the things

00:46:26.660 that strikes me is Iran now has come to the table. This is like the third or fourth 1.00

00:46:32.760 suggested peace treaty that they have brought to the table in the last couple of days,

00:46:40.120 which leads me to believe they are under enormous economic pressure. And everyone has been saying

00:46:46.820 that, you know, they've only got so much capacity

00:46:49.780 and they're just 10 days away from filling up that capacity.

00:46:53.420 And when they fill it up, if they don't stop the drilling,

00:46:57.120 it expands and it can explode and then you've destroyed everything.

00:47:01.320 They have to turn it off.

00:47:02.460 And if they do turn it off, you can only get like 20% out of those wells

00:47:06.440 for a very long time, if ever.

00:47:09.440 And so they've got to make peace before they hit capacity.

00:47:13.220 Well, I'm wondering, can somebody really explain that who knows what they're talking about?

00:47:19.680 So I'm not hearing it just from a talking head or a politician.

00:47:22.980 And what kind of capacity, how close are we to that?

00:47:28.480 And, you know, is it true that, you know, they'll destroy themselves and only have 20% capacity?

00:47:37.200 Because if all of those things are true, then that makes this negotiation more important.

00:47:42.980 And you also kind of know who you're dealing with because you're not dealing with normal politicians if they'll push this thing all the way to the destruction of their oil wells.

00:47:53.180 You're dealing with people who are suicidal.

00:47:56.140 And we should know that.

00:47:57.980 We should know that as we go to the negotiating table.

00:48:00.460 So Tim Stewart, he is U.S. Oil and Gas Association president.

00:48:04.280 He knows these things.

00:48:05.240 I want to talk to him about that.

00:48:06.400 And also, what's coming with gas prices?

00:48:09.200 What does all of this mean?

00:48:10.760 How does he view what's happening with the choke points all around the world?

00:48:16.660 What is his view on this as somebody who does this for a living?

00:48:22.380 Tim Stewart joins me here in just a second.

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00:49:38.840 Tim Stewart is the president of the U.S. Oil and Gas Association.

00:49:42.680 This is the nation's oldest oil and gas trade association.

00:49:45.600 About 250 oil and gas companies and thousands of workers he represents.

00:49:49.860 He's been working on energy policy for over 30 years.

00:49:52.100 He's seen it all, and he is with us now.

00:49:54.600 When I say you've seen it all, have you seen this, Tim, on what's happening in Iran?

00:49:59.760 You know, you sometimes think you've seen it all until you read the next tweet or the next Wall Street Journal report, right?

00:50:08.180 But it is largely unprecedented.

00:50:11.160 It's interesting because it's, you know, the war plans have been built into this for 40 years, the different scenarios.

00:50:17.020 But I think all of those scenarios have finally started to play out in different areas.

00:50:21.540 We're in a really interesting time right now.

00:50:23.280 We really are.

00:50:24.660 When you say starting to play out in different areas, in a good way or a bad way?

00:50:29.300 This is really interesting because what we were talking about six weeks ago is very different than what we're talking about right now. 0.99

00:50:36.740 And you let off with what's going to happen to the Iranians. 0.92

00:50:40.040 You know, the U.S. Navy has had this straight scenario for 40 years. 1.00

00:50:45.980 The Iranians have had their what we do when we have to shut in our oil production scenario for 30 years as well. 0.85

00:50:52.220 And when I try and explain this to people, I have to remind them, look, the Iranians are producing oil. 0.53

00:50:56.920 They're consuming it internally in their own country, but they're also exporting.

00:51:01.320 And what we've seen over the last few days has been really interesting because the blockade has been very effective in crushing those exports and the ability for the shadow fleet to move out and to move back in. 0.67

00:51:13.280 What you're seeing in Iran right now is they're trying to look at overland routes.

00:51:16.400 And so they're doing everything from heavily subsidizing gasoline use in Iran itself, where it's 12 cents a gallon, to having fleets of dusty pickup trucks with Home Depot buckets full of crude to get it overland.

00:51:31.840 And finally, they're just burning it.

00:51:33.960 They're just literally burning it off at the wellhead.

00:51:35.800 So I think that scenario that the president talked about two weeks ago of putting the pressure on the production facilities is really starting to play out right now.

00:51:46.400 But we've got a long tail ahead of us.

00:51:48.240 Can you tell me what that means?

00:51:53.200 I mean, if you're pumping that amount of oil, you can't put it in the back of Toyota pickup trucks and Home Depot.

00:52:01.520 You're right.

00:52:02.180 How long before they have to say, we're going to have to shut some of these things down?

00:52:07.760 From what we gather, they are almost there.

00:52:10.600 They literally are.

00:52:11.520 And again, to remind people, oil comes out and it is stored in a long sort of distribution channel.

00:52:20.700 It's stored in tanks, it's stored in pipelines, it's stored in ships and trucks, and it's moved.

00:52:25.500 It's in a constant moving process.

00:52:28.040 And what has happened is the floating storage obviously has been shut off,

00:52:34.400 which means that puts intense pressure on the tank storage or the pipeline storage.

00:52:39.900 The Karg Island situation, which handles 90% of the exports, is under intense pressure.

00:52:45.820 And so what you have to do is literally start turning the valve down on the wells, 1.00

00:52:49.060 and that's what the Iranians actually did. 0.98

00:52:51.400 The problem is that those are very old legacy fields, and as you mentioned earlier,

00:52:55.980 those fields have water issues, they have pressure issues, they have migration issues with them, 0.82

00:53:03.580 and the Iranians know some of how that scenario will play out,

00:53:08.260 but obviously it's going to have a long-term impact on their ability to ramp up to another

00:53:12.700 3 million barrels a day. We're kind of in that end game scenario right now, I think. And so this

00:53:18.120 Project Freedom slash Project Pause, I think the president might have them in a situation where

00:53:23.740 they are finally at the table for the fourth or fifth time or sixth time, but I think they really

00:53:27.900 are starting to feel the heat right now. So can you explain, the president said these things

00:53:33.780 literally will explode if you don't you know if you just keep them in you keep it open or you

00:53:39.220 you just shut it off or whatever he said they'll like explode what is he talking about well i don't

00:53:44.980 know if he's fully is it's they're not going to explode but there's pressure issues both at the

00:53:50.660 wellhead and and in the uh in the storage capacity uh and so oil's got to go somewhere when it comes

00:53:57.700 out it's got to go somewhere and and again the storage is a the iranian storage is at maximum

00:54:04.580 while they're trying to get their shadow fleets back in and the blockade shut those tankers that

00:54:08.100 were already on the water uh to come from coming back into to reload and then you've got uh the

00:54:14.180 those that are stuck behind the blockade so i think when the president says they're going to

00:54:17.940 explode it's not a literal explosion it's just it is sort of implosion would probably be a better

00:54:23.540 uh term of art in my opinion okay um okay so they're at 12 cents a gallon wow wouldn't that

00:54:32.720 be nice um uh what do we have to do you know the thing that people don't understand is you know

00:54:40.400 we're bringing up light sweet crude and we can't refine light sweet crude here because we're not

00:54:44.980 building new refineries um and so we still have to buy their oil but we're kind of kind of swapping

00:54:51.420 it in a way we're selling our oil to someplace else and but it's still affecting people is there

00:54:57.000 anything that can happen that we can do to not be looking at four five seven ten dollar a gallon

00:55:06.420 gasoline if things don't turn around here yeah this is a this is a situation where the u.s is

00:55:14.840 insulated but not isolated from the global markets you know um and and the fact is that we are now

00:55:20.900 the world's largest oil producer but you're exactly right crude is a global commodity and

00:55:24.900 it's swapped back and forth our refinery uh industry was based around imported crude heavy

00:55:30.900 heavy sour crude from venezuela or saudi arabia and i i have to explain to people look my industry

00:55:37.060 it is is segmented you have the oil and gas production side where we have we have sort of

00:55:43.460 been generational and groundbreaking in our ability to produce new new crude light sweet

00:55:47.780 like you say the refining industry is way behind where we are at and that's primarily because there

00:55:52.740 has been a lack of investment driven by wall street and others who have been told for 20

00:55:57.780 years that the fossil fuel is not the future anymore and so being able to secure a billion

00:56:02.420 dollar loan to upgrade refinery has been very difficult they're lagging far behind us and so

00:56:07.540 what you have is this scenario where crude is being swapped like you say um but i think a

00:56:13.860 situation like this will have a generational change in how crude is produced how it gets to market

00:56:20.580 and what it is turned into and we've seen that here in the united states with the venezuelan

00:56:25.860 scenario where we're now taking in a half a million barrels a day and that crude is being

00:56:29.700 processed on the gulf refineries but it's being turned into refined product that is making its

00:56:33.540 way to both the u.s market central and south america and now european markets that's changing

00:56:38.980 and and the the refining industry itself is starting to realize that they won they are now

00:56:45.940 have a global market whereas it was more north american but more equally important i think wall

00:56:50.900 street is realizing that the fossil energy is going to be a long-term investment that's why you

00:56:56.180 saw the indians invest in a massive new refinery for light sweet crude in texas in brownsville

00:57:02.500 about a month and a half ago we're under it's really interesting there's a generational change

00:57:06.820 just underway. When you say have I seen it all, I haven't seen this. I didn't anticipate OPEC

00:57:12.100 starting to crack last week. I didn't anticipate UAE with a million and a half barrel extra capacity

00:57:18.440 saying we're going to walk away from those OPEC quotas. It's going to be really interesting.

00:57:22.840 The problem is the physics are always the same, which is you have one barrel of oil which turns

00:57:27.480 into 42 gallons of something, be that gasoline or diesel or jet fuel. And right now the math

00:57:34.020 is really difficult for, and the physics is difficult for where that, what that is turned

00:57:41.140 into and where it goes. Again, it's, and the final challenge is we're looking at a 450 million

00:57:47.640 barrel global shortfall right now. So there's a long tail as to how and when that shortfall is

00:57:53.280 made up. Tim, let me ask you a really difficult question. People's perception is that we fight

00:58:02.800 war is for oil. Some of that probably is true. Some of it is not. We are, I believe, fighting 1.00

00:58:10.440 this war for energy and who leads the world. And I think he is, if you look at the choke points

00:58:16.800 he's been after, he is setting us up to be the OPEC of the world, quite honestly, and have the

00:58:23.220 world come to us for oil. And we control all of that, which is really America first. With that

00:58:30.400 being said um people see that the gas prices go up um and they're paying more and more and more

00:58:37.840 and you know the the the oil companies uh from america are going to benefit from this they're

00:58:45.540 just going to benefit from this is it has anyone ever said you know in these situations hey is there

00:58:53.240 a way to give the american people a break here and maybe turn our profits down just a little bit

00:58:58.740 and give and give a break to the American people and just selfishly so they don't hate our guts

00:59:07.020 and think that we're just a bunch of rich people that are just getting richer on their suffering

00:59:11.800 have you ever heard talk like that yeah I get asked that question in that form a hundred times

00:59:18.320 a day to be honest with you and it's difficult because again with the industry being bifurcated

00:59:24.260 like it is you know it the majority of my members the US Oil and Gas Association are small independent

00:59:30.040 producers we're like farmers it's like you when you send the cows you know when you send the cows

00:59:34.520 to auction you don't set the auction price the auction does the industry itself and this is

00:59:39.760 really important I try to explain this to people that we prefer stable prices more than anything

00:59:44.760 and those prices need to be in that 67 to 85 dollar a barrel range and the reason why is because

00:59:51.440 that's predictable for us it allows us to do long-term planning to capitalize on when you

00:59:56.740 have to capitalize a multi-billion dollar project you need that stability and these wild swings are

01:00:00.740 horrible for us and and and we we don't want that and so when the president says well i want

01:00:07.700 oil at fifty dollars a barrel well that puts intense pressure on our our sort of golden goose

01:00:13.100 which is the shale industry you know because we actually need 65 dollars a barrel but i think when

01:00:18.180 we're in that range or you can't pull it out it you lose money pulling it out reagan we went

01:00:23.340 through this in the 80s with reagan but anyway exactly exactly and anything above 90 is horrible

01:00:29.160 too because you know it nobody's going to invest in these wild pricings i mean today's a good

01:00:34.120 example we're up ten dollars we're down ten dollars it's hard for us to plan for that and

01:00:38.820 above 90 our prices for production go up as well so the goldilocks zone is there in that 70 to 90

01:00:44.300 which that translates into that 295 315 you know dollar a gallon for gas and that's where people

01:00:52.220 seem to be able to to function well to your point though sorry but to your point is what can be done

01:00:57.820 immediate relief keep in mind that the price of crude is one portion of what you're paying at the

01:01:03.560 pump the the the federal and the state and local taxes are the other and california adds you know

01:01:09.180 another $1.65 on top. And the lowest is Alaska, which is like 29 cents. The most immediate thing

01:01:16.120 that could probably be done is have the states themselves look about, look at what they're

01:01:20.180 charging and adjust those fees, adjust those taxes or waive them or do a holiday or something

01:01:25.460 like that. And that brings some immediate relief. But again, the problem is, is that relief only

01:01:30.240 lasts as long as we don't get a $20 spike in crude the next day because of a tweet or because

01:01:35.280 because of a drone strike yeah we're in a really tough spot right now um look i understand i filled

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01:01:46.660 low and moderate income families into energy poverty we my industry hates that we want them

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01:03:25.100 tim stewart if if things are solved let's say in the next four weeks and it goes back and the

01:03:42.900 straight is open and you know we're past all this stuff how fast does gas the gas price come down

01:03:49.520 at the pump do we see it this summer i i do think you see it this summer particularly in the united

01:03:55.500 states because again we're insulated but not isolated and we have the supply here where you

01:04:00.480 mentioned exports earlier we're at record exports as well because we're trying to help our european

01:04:04.760 and our and our asian allies mitigate this particular route with the straight opens then

01:04:09.900 then they can get their supply from the from the gulf and other places uh the and that then puts

01:04:16.120 downward pricing pressure on the united states and that's what we'd like we want that as soon

01:04:19.520 as we possibly can again you don't want to be producing something that nobody can afford to

01:04:23.580 buy it's the worst case scenario for us in the industry right now and the you already answered

01:04:30.480 this question i was gonna say how low you know president said it could be the lowest it could

01:04:33.940 be the lowest ever um but that's not actually true because again i learned this in the 80s

01:04:40.960 you start pricing it too low and you can't actually pull it out of the ground you i mean

01:04:46.760 there is cost to pulling everything out of the ground and getting it refined so you're thinking

01:04:51.200 that it in the two to three dollar range would be like a good place to get to yeah i mean i think

01:04:58.740 you know 285 to 315 is where everybody's happy and most of our guys are making money you know

01:05:03.640 and and that's a that's a pretty fair price you want a growing economy which then needs energy

01:05:08.760 to be able to fuel it you don't want demand collapse and uh where gas is cheap but nobody's

01:05:14.120 working right and so again this is goldilocks on while trying to get in we jokingly refer to it as

01:05:19.520 the raptor and boat zone which is if i stay in that 70 to 90 my workers are going to be able to

01:05:24.240 afford you know a raptor at the end of the year because it's been good anything less than that

01:05:28.120 it's bad anything more than that is bad so don't don't quote me on that that's what we say internally

01:05:33.580 right so well you just said it so god bless you thank you so much i appreciate it it's great

01:05:40.840 being with you going thanks for your time you bet tim stewart uh from the u.s oil and gas association

01:05:46.300 uh so i think that's a really good you know a look at what's what's happening and what we can

01:05:53.640 expect don't expect things to be 12 cents a gallon like apparently it is in iran right now

01:06:00.260 Can you imagine that?

01:06:03.180 And don't expect it to be $10 a gallon.

01:06:06.380 And I think he just gave you some homework.

01:06:09.640 If you want gas prices to go down, why aren't we calling our governors, our state and local officials,

01:06:16.840 and saying, give us a holiday for the summer.

01:06:20.400 Give us a tax holiday.

01:06:22.720 Get rid of the state and local taxes on gas.

01:06:25.600 Seems reasonable.

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01:07:50.640 so there are so many stories on government waste right now and you can forget the cartoon image

01:08:08.660 of somebody you know stuffing cash into a briefcase we are finding fraud now in things

01:08:15.820 labeled compassionate care and community services and the latest is coming from ohio

01:08:21.660 and what we have found in a red in a red state mind you what we're finding is massive massive 0.74

01:08:29.700 uh fraud that is happening with our tax dollars again in a red state which i think is really

01:08:37.380 important we're finding them now in red states because a lot of the blue states are not participating

01:08:43.220 the federal government is saying turn over all your records we want to see where all this money

01:08:47.960 is going and uh the blue states are not doing it so we're now looking into the red states and i'm

01:08:54.620 glad because i i for one i don't care if you're republican or democrat you're stealing from me

01:09:00.700 the taxpayer i want you in jail i want this to stop and i want you in jail but let me let me

01:09:07.220 explain something to you on why this is so good and a gift quite honestly uh to jd vance and quite

01:09:15.140 honestly all the politicians as well the u.s has the u.s dollar has reserve status it's the world's

01:09:23.760 reserve currency and that is not some abstract thing that is the foundation of all american

01:09:30.240 power it lets us borrow cheaply cheaper than anybody else in the world it influences global

01:09:36.260 trade it projects strength without immediate consequences it quite honestly lets us get away

01:09:41.640 with some things that no other country could get away with but you might have heard that the dollar

01:09:48.420 you know might collapse at some point okay because we've just we've taken this privilege and we've

01:09:55.460 just bastardized it okay and we've done it by out of control debt and spending so i've been thinking

01:10:03.960 this this uh week about i told you yesterday about choke points and i told you this is what

01:10:10.340 the president is doing with iran and everything else this is this is he is rebuilding energy to

01:10:18.680 make america the energy leader in the world because we all know energy is going to get tougher and

01:10:25.420 tougher you better be the one that everybody comes to why why why let anybody else have it when we

01:10:31.440 can be the leader. And it's changing right now. That's part of the strategy to save America. And

01:10:38.680 none of this will make sense if you are for managed decline. I'm not. I want America to grow

01:10:46.280 and be dominant in the world. I don't want to be a bully or anything else, but I do want our

01:10:51.200 principles to lead the world and at least be strong here in this country and then lead by example.

01:10:57.880 we have to save the dollar we have to save our industry we have to save energy we have to um

01:11:07.520 come up with the new invention the new ai we have to lead that or we will be out and our children

01:11:16.880 will be out and when you talk about a falling dollar people you don't nobody really understands

01:11:22.800 is people don't understand that if our dollar collapses, we are eating zoo animals within a

01:11:29.800 month. And that's not an overstatement. If we lose the dollar as the world's reserve currency,

01:11:36.460 we have nothing but massive debt. Okay. So how does your bank work? When you go in to get a loan,

01:11:46.280 you need a good credit score. Okay. You have good credit, you get lower interest rate because

01:11:50.760 you're a lower risk for the bank you have bad credit you have a high interest rate you want

01:11:56.540 better credit what do you do you have to pay off loans you have to pay them on time you have to

01:12:00.220 reduce your spending and then you go back to the bank and they're like okay you're serious about

01:12:03.300 this all right maybe okay that's how it works for you but everybody thinks the united states

01:12:08.880 government is different because well we can print money well yes except you're borrowing that money

01:12:14.940 still from a bank it just happens to be the central bank it happens to be the federal reserve

01:12:20.220 but they're not the ones with the cash. We have to go constantly and sell government bonds because

01:12:28.440 we have loans of $40 trillion that just keep coming up for renewal. We got a 20-year loan,

01:12:35.940 haven't paid it off. Okay, well, in 20 years, that's come and due. We got to sell it again.

01:12:40.880 If we haven't paid it off, we got to sell it to somebody else, and we're not paying any of these

01:12:44.680 things off. We're adding to our debt. So people don't look at us now as a safe risk. They're

01:12:53.920 looking at buying our bonds and they're like, these guys aren't serious at all. They're not

01:12:57.380 cutting down their budget. In fact, they're doubling their spending. I don't think so.

01:13:01.760 And so it's getting harder and harder to sell our loans or what's really called bonds. It's hard.

01:13:08.400 People don't want them. So you have to find a way to get a better credit score so we can have lower interest rates because we're now because interest rates have gone up. Our government is now paying higher interest rates at a trillion dollars a year just on interest alone. That's crippling, not sustainable. So we need lower interest rates. How do you get that?

01:13:31.220 Well, you do it like you would do it.

01:13:33.100 You get your spending under control.

01:13:35.880 You look more responsible.

01:13:38.620 You show the banks that, no, no, no, we're serious about this this time.

01:13:42.000 So that takes you to, how do you do that?

01:13:45.480 Well, that would require two things. 0.80

01:13:47.600 That would require our politicians to cut spending. 0.92

01:13:54.000 Odds that's going to happen, zero.

01:13:56.780 uh odds that we go into austerity by choice zero why because it's not popular with any of the

01:14:06.820 politicians they're not going to do it they're not going to do it they're going to you really

01:14:11.940 think tell me the politician's going to come to you and say you know what we need to cut social

01:14:15.500 security and medicare uh and some of these uh some of these forever programs we have to cut those

01:14:22.600 because that's all that matters really are those things we're not going to do it never are we going

01:14:27.760 to do it no politician will do it until it is so bad we have to do it okay because we're all broke

01:14:35.340 and by that time nobody wins so if that's a fact that government will never do that

01:14:43.220 how do we get a lower interest rate how do we fix ourselves there's only two things

01:14:49.560 One, grow the economy.

01:14:51.500 That's Donald Trump's view.

01:14:53.060 Grow the economy.

01:14:54.380 That means dominate in AI.

01:14:57.320 That means dominate in energy.

01:14:59.560 That means dominate in every way we possibly can. 0.93

01:15:04.500 Make things here and sell them to other people.

01:15:08.480 Grow the economy.

01:15:10.140 Stop being just a buyer of stuff.

01:15:14.100 Start selling stuff to everybody else.

01:15:16.340 that will grow the economy and that will make our debt more in line it's like you getting a second

01:15:23.280 job or you just getting a better job and getting a huge raise now all of a sudden that debt you had

01:15:28.080 that you couldn't afford now it looks little but that's still not enough we also have to cut

01:15:34.120 that's where bring that's where it comes in on all of this corruption all of the corruption

01:15:43.200 Look at our debt, because facts don't lie. Our gross national debt is $39 trillion, with debt held by public exceeding 100% of the GDP first time since World War II. The projected deficit for this year alone is $1.9 trillion. Net interest payments on the debt, $1 trillion a year. That crowds out everything, including defense spending. That's the money we're paying just to the bank to borrow the money.

01:16:10.700 everybody's watching this everybody's like no i don't think so we still are about 58 percent of

01:16:18.760 all global reserves are u.s dollars but that gets smaller and smaller the share keeps slowly slipping

01:16:24.040 okay and if it keeps doing this then we're going to lose our our dollar and de-dollarization is

01:16:31.940 really really ugly okay so we're doing the natural gas thing and the oil thing

01:16:39.800 we're pumping out more than we ever have we're securing all of the rare earth and critical

01:16:46.000 minerals we're we're bringing in what does it donald trump say it is 20 let's just say it's

01:16:52.640 12 trillion dollars in building of factories here in america we're going to start building things

01:16:59.180 again we have international partnerships we are strangling the supply routes and controlling the

01:17:07.760 supply routes, okay? These are not side issues. This is about growing the economy.

01:17:16.020 Now, what the GAO has just found, it's the nonpartisan watchdog, federal agencies have

01:17:26.540 reported $186 billion in improper payments in fiscal year 2025 alone. $186 billion.

01:17:37.760 That's almost a quarter of a trillion dollars of what we found alone in Medicare and Medicaid, errors.

01:17:47.540 Imagine the stuff that are not errors.

01:17:52.560 And that report is the tip of the iceberg.

01:17:55.780 The broader estimates show the government loses between a quarter of a trillion dollars and half a trillion dollars every single year across all kinds of different programs based on years of data.

01:18:10.200 So the improper payments since, uh, uh, since, uh, I think it's 2018 four year period is about $2 trillion, just under $2 trillion.

01:18:26.200 Okay.

01:18:28.160 And that's just from what we've seen recently.

01:18:33.300 Scams, duplication, inefficiency, straight up threat, uh, theft.

01:18:38.100 It is everywhere.

01:18:40.200 especially after the pandemic, hundreds of billions of dollars.

01:18:45.520 If J.D. Vance takes this assignment from the president seriously

01:18:50.520 and he aggressively roots this out, better audits,

01:18:55.600 AI technology, prosecutions, clawbacks, smarter program design,

01:19:01.400 shutting some things off, we could get back a trillion dollars a year in savings.

01:19:08.880 that's math you cut a trillion dollar annually from our waste and suddenly our deficit shrinks

01:19:18.340 and the banks go oh they're serious you don't have to go into austerity you've just cut a trillion

01:19:24.300 dollars as long as the politicians don't go we just saved a trillion dollars now we can spend

01:19:29.660 a trillion more no your debt stabilizes your interest costs costs stop exploding confidence

01:19:36.600 surges, you know, in the banks and the bond markets, but more importantly with us, this

01:19:43.840 is, this is the secret of this.

01:19:46.140 If we could get serious about the fraud, if we could get serious about all of the waste

01:19:53.940 in government and we could be between a half a trillion and a trillion dollars a year,

01:19:59.380 that changes the game because the politicians win.

01:20:04.120 and let's be honest that's the only thing they care about they don't care about you

01:20:10.040 they care about their win and every politician that comes and says i just found all this waste

01:20:18.560 and we've cut a trillion dollars which means it's going to be easier for you to buy a house

01:20:23.680 gas is going to cost less your children have more of a future and i don't have to cut your

01:20:29.660 Social Security today, because we just cut a trillion dollars out of waste, they win.

01:20:38.020 They win.

01:20:40.120 This is not a straw man argument or a pipe dream.

01:20:42.940 This is data.

01:20:44.220 This is math.

01:20:45.400 Okay?

01:20:46.280 You save the nation.

01:20:48.360 You save the dollar.

01:20:49.940 You let the politicians win.

01:20:52.800 They take the win.

01:20:54.240 I don't really care.

01:20:55.320 You're the one that wins.

01:20:57.100 You're the one that wins here.

01:21:00.400 I'm telling you, this is the strategy that I think Donald Trump is going for, giving J.D. Vance the opportunity to seize.

01:21:12.120 It's really going to be up to him.

01:21:14.560 He has the ability.

01:21:15.760 He has the power.

01:21:16.780 The president has given him this power.

01:21:18.440 Go root out corruption.

01:21:19.500 If he would take this idea and say, I have a plan for my presidency, I'm going to reduce the deficit because I'm rooting all of this out.

01:21:30.840 There's not going to be a dime that is wasted.

01:21:33.560 I won't have to cut, at least as I'm the next four years, because you're going to see a dramatic increase because we're going to continue doing the things we're doing to build our energy and everything else in this country and AI.

01:21:46.300 So you're going to see the revenues of the United States go up.

01:21:50.940 We're going to be a stronger nation building different things.

01:21:54.740 And we're going to be a cleaner government that is not wasting a trillion dollars a year.

01:22:00.820 That is a clear victory for everyone.

01:22:04.320 Everyone.

01:22:07.280 Why am I not hearing more talk about this?

01:22:09.140 Why am I not hearing any talk about this?

01:22:10.800 Because I think this is how you lead for the next hundred years.

01:22:13.480 And I just like a politician to say, yep, I like that idea.

01:22:22.920 Let's get it done.

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01:27:09.220 the fusion of entertainment enlightenment and empowerment this is the glenn beck program

01:27:22.880 welcome to the uh glenn beck program we're glad you're here uh the guy who pioneered

01:27:31.200 was a real pioneer in cable news uh and cable television uh the guy who started superstation

01:27:37.440 WTBS, Ted Turner has died

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01:27:47.220 I hate people who rule beyond the grave.

01:27:50.020 But that's what he did. 0.78

01:27:51.580 But he has died.

01:27:53.500 He was

01:27:53.880 from all accounts

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01:27:59.440 a genius at television

01:28:00.740 and he made an impact, good or bad

01:28:03.420 on the country.

01:28:05.200 Made some good things and some bad things.

01:28:06.900 So passing of Ted Turner. All right. Let me let me talk to you a little bit about something we have been trying to get to here for the last couple of weeks.

01:28:14.720 And that is the kill switch. Did you know that during the Biden administration, the the government and and car manufacturers got together and said, hey, let's put a kill switch in everybody's car.

01:28:28.040 so if it if your car decides that you are not stable enough to drive it will be able to measure

01:28:36.060 you know what's happening with your blood pressure and everything else just by your eyes if you're

01:28:40.360 too tired if you're drunk whatever too stressed out the car won't start the car won't go in to

01:28:45.340 drive um i don't know there's a couple of problems uh with that um and one is who owns my car me or

01:28:52.620 the government what i mean what's next you're going to drive me to the police station if i

01:28:56.680 you know if i if i decide to question fauci and don't laugh that absolutely would happen

01:29:05.260 that absolutely would happen so somebody who's been fighting against this and trying to get

01:29:10.940 people to wake up but no no republican or democrat hardly will sign on to this bill to kill the

01:29:17.420 kill switch also the uh the u visa wait until you hear about this visa and how it's being abused

01:29:23.840 chip roy uh who is a candidate for texas attorney general currently now the uh congressional

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01:30:38.220 My good friend from Washington, D.C., I shouldn't say that, who is in Washington, D.C., he's from Texas.

01:30:47.320 Nobody wants to be from Washington, D.C., Chip Roy.

01:30:49.840 Hello, Chip.

01:30:50.360 How are you?

01:30:51.720 Glenn, great to be with you.

01:30:52.720 Yeah, thanks for that correction.

01:30:53.880 That was important.

01:30:54.880 Yeah, I know.

01:30:55.500 I know.

01:30:55.900 I know.

01:30:56.200 I know.

01:30:56.860 How's the campaign going?

01:30:57.920 When do you vote?

01:31:00.740 Early voting is on May 18th.

01:31:03.160 Election day is May 26th, so just not quite three weeks from now.

01:31:07.900 Campaign's going great.

01:31:09.220 Crisscrossing the state of Texas.

01:31:10.600 I was in Houston on Monday, San Antonio last night.

01:31:13.620 Fredericksburg today in Georgetown

01:31:14.860 and then Longview and then Dallas, Fort Worth, Denton.

01:31:17.880 Weatherford going to Midland, Odessa Saturday.

01:31:19.920 All the way out to Alpine to see some folks out there.

01:31:22.180 We're going to cover the state

01:31:23.300 and put a lot of miles on the truck.

01:31:24.980 But a lot of good folks out there

01:31:26.700 and the short version is they wanted somebody

01:31:28.720 who's practiced law, who's been a prosecutor,

01:31:30.900 who's been there, he's got a proven track record

01:31:32.860 and we're selling that message to the people of Texas.

01:31:36.180 And I will tell you, you've proven yourself in Washington, D.C. to be a man of principle and take a stand.

01:31:42.600 Let's talk about the kill switch here for a second.

01:31:44.520 People are just starting to discover something that happened during the Biden administration.

01:31:47.680 Can you explain this?

01:31:50.080 Yeah, this is something I've been fighting for a long time.

01:31:52.440 My good friend and colleague, Scott Perry, carries the legislation to repeal it.

01:31:57.260 My friend, Thomas Massey, has been an outspoken advocate for it.

01:32:00.700 All of us have carried amendments in various forms over the last several years.

01:32:04.760 So about five years ago, four years ago, maybe, I can't remember the year, I'd have to go check,

01:32:09.900 you know, they passed as part of the larger, yeah, they passed as part of the larger

01:32:14.020 legislation, I think it was the transportation bill, a provision in there that required,

01:32:19.840 required, it was a specific mandate for rulemaking to put in automobiles technology to prevent

01:32:27.800 people from driving who might be impaired. Now, this was passed, you know, in the name of trying

01:32:33.560 to prevent people from driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. But the issue is that means

01:32:40.160 you're putting, A, expensive technology, upwards of several thousand dollars, increasing the cost

01:32:45.760 of automobiles, into cars that is surveilling you by definition. Now, they will say, oh, don't worry

01:32:52.920 about it. It's just checking eye movement. It's not collecting data. It's not going to be used

01:32:56.980 against you. Well, yes, it is. I mean, first of all, you're going to then prevent, let's say

01:33:01.920 you're a woman being chased by somebody and you run into your car and you're nervous and frenetic

01:33:06.320 and scared and you want to start your car and you can't start your car like it's mind-blowing that

01:33:12.640 we would allow that to occur rather than just saying look if you're caught caught drinking and

01:33:17.260 driving you lose your license for 10 years and pay a ten thousand dollar fine like like there are

01:33:22.040 ways to do things to make sure that you follow the law we've been winning that battle on drunk

01:33:27.080 driving. But now we're going to put this kind of technology, which, by the way, will be expansive

01:33:32.420 in terms of its surveillance capability. You are effectively putting cameras in your car to track

01:33:40.280 your movements, track what you're doing, and no doubt record what you're doing and then ultimately

01:33:45.180 be used against you in something to me that is nefarious with respect to the Fourth Amendment.

01:33:50.380 I mean, this is, you know, it's dystopia. I mean, you really can't believe that we're allowing the

01:33:56.300 very things that were predicted in 1984 and other ways. And we're now going, oh yeah, let's just do

01:34:05.000 this. Let's just go ahead. Let's give all the power to the government. And look, this is why

01:34:09.080 I've been arguing to say we need more reforms than FISA. We got some good reforms two years ago,

01:34:15.800 but we need to go further for more warrant protections. And look, I was sitting in the

01:34:20.440 Oval Office having this conversation with the president. And I don't talk about private

01:34:23.740 conversations, but he is rightly trying to balance as commander in chief the need for 702 to go get

01:34:29.040 information on bad actors abroad with the need to protect our privacy here. And he wants to get

01:34:34.500 that balance. I have an obligation to look beyond the current president and to say the Constitution

01:34:39.000 needs to make sure that we as Congress, as a voice, are standing up in defense of private citizens

01:34:44.800 from having government that is surveilling them. FISA has warrantless surveillance. Now they want

01:34:50.620 to create a central bank digital currency, which we pass legislation to try to ban, and now you've

01:34:56.080 got the kill switch that's about to be implemented next year, that is surveillance technology in your

01:35:01.280 car. All of this is adding up to constant surveillance of the American people in violation

01:35:06.920 of not just the spirit, but I believe the letter of the Fourth Amendment. And this should be

01:35:12.060 concerning to everybody, and we should be trying to stop it. I have to tell you, I would throw in,

01:35:18.200 you know, the third amendment is always overlooked. You can't quarter soldiers in somebody's home.

01:35:22.760 And everybody's like, well, we got that one done. I think this is also a violation of the third

01:35:27.660 amendment because the government, it's not a physical person, but they have their eyes on

01:35:34.460 your info. That's why they didn't want you to quarter people in because they were going through

01:35:38.160 your stuff. They were watching you all the time. That's what that was trying to stop.

01:35:43.200 This is watching you all the time. This is looking through your information. This is such a violation of the fourth and I think the third amendment. It's crazy what we're doing. Crazy.

01:35:54.060 Yeah, Glenn, this is something that I hope all your listeners listen to and take to heart, that they need to be concerned about this.

01:36:01.640 And you want to probably move on to other topics, but I'll just leave with this.

01:36:05.460 We tried to amend the FISA with the central bank digital currency.

01:36:09.840 We did so successfully with some modest reforms to FISA, sent it to the Senate.

01:36:14.800 The Senate wouldn't take it up, so we ended up passing a 45-day extension.

01:36:18.780 Some of us, I offered an amendment to kill the kill switch.

01:36:21.780 Well, that was ruled non-germane.

01:36:23.620 Well, it's technically non-germane in a sort of legislative drafting sense, but it's totally germane to the tyrannical surveillance of the American people.

01:36:33.180 So I'm going to keep fighting to find vehicles to try to move those things.

01:36:37.200 So is Scott Perry.

01:36:38.180 So is Thomas Massey.

01:36:39.160 So are others who believe in liberty.

01:36:41.020 But the American people need to be advised of this, and they need to harangue their members of Congress into making sure they prioritize this.

01:36:48.220 Because 57 members of Congress voted against our bill or our amendment.

01:36:53.380 sorry last year to kill the kill switch on appropriations 57 57 republicans you wouldn't

01:37:01.360 happen to have a list of those names that i could get and tweet those names out happy 17 okay good

01:37:07.860 please do um uh i don't understand it and i don't understand fisa you know fisa was written in the

01:37:14.600 70s to be the fix to be able to say okay the government is spying so we we have to have some

01:37:22.520 balance. So we're going to put a FISA court in there. This was to stop the government from

01:37:27.680 abusing power. And now it is the source of the abuse of power. There's just no way to limit you

01:37:35.600 open these doors. There's no way to limit these people. They'll just keep taking.

01:37:40.520 Well, Glenn, I like to give credit where it's due. And my colleague, Michael Cloud, a good man and

01:37:45.460 one of the best members of Congress, he's kind of my opposite in terms of his demeanor. He's Mr.

01:37:51.200 level-headed and just out there, and he doesn't go to the floor as much. I'm out there throwing

01:37:55.360 bombs on the House floor, but we are brothers in our belief in conservatism and limited government.

01:38:00.060 He's a big champion of banning the central bank digital currency. Michael came into one of our

01:38:04.420 Republican meetings a few weeks back, and he said to everybody, he said, guys, the intelligence

01:38:09.720 community never walks in and says, hey, we have all of this power, and we are able to use this

01:38:15.700 power to collect lots of information. And you know what? Today we decided we're going to give

01:38:20.900 back half our power. Here you go. That literally never happens. So we as members of Congress have

01:38:28.620 a duty to require it when we're putting together funding that we're taking from taxpayers and

01:38:34.240 unfortunately borrowing to fund all of this nonsense. And there's always a reason when

01:38:39.860 your guy is the guy as the commander in chief in the executive branch, then everybody goes,

01:38:45.240 I guess I can't do it. Let me give you an example. Jamie Raskin, right? Very liberal Democrat from

01:38:51.460 Maryland. Jamie puts himself out as a big defender of the Constitution. Jamie was on the floor of the

01:38:57.260 House when we had an amendment vote on a warrant protection on FISA two years ago when Joe Biden

01:39:02.820 was in the office. Jamie ultimately didn't vote with us to require a warrant protection amendment

01:39:09.200 because it was Joe Biden in the White House. And I'm not like I disagree with Jamie and I'm happy

01:39:14.460 to, you know, punch him on a lot of different issues, but I'm not here to, I'm not here to

01:39:18.460 disparage him on that. I'm trying to make the case. There were Republicans right now who are

01:39:23.380 like, well, I guess I've got to be more careful now because our guy's in the white house. I agree.

01:39:28.420 I want to give the president power, but I, to do the right thing, but I don't agree that we should,

01:39:34.200 that we should not be blind. Like here we are. I'm sorry that we should be blind.

01:39:38.300 Principles are universal. Principles are universal, no matter who is in power.

01:39:43.680 correct uh yeah um okay can we talk about the let me take a one minute break and come back and i

01:39:50.740 want to because you're going after the u visa i didn't even know what this was until you brought

01:39:54.880 this up the u visa i mean we keep coming in coming up with ways to get people to come in and just

01:40:02.320 live off us uh i mean it's amazing but we're you think congress doesn't do anything oh no they do

01:40:08.880 stuff they they do lots of stuff none of it is good for the country but they do lots of stuff

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01:41:32.220 you know i i'm convinced our biggest problems in this country um are not are not uh the laws that

01:41:49.660 we have or anything else it's the abuse of everything you know the fisa court is not the

01:41:55.340 problem it's the abuse of the fisa court the um the u visa this is a visa that you get if you say

01:42:03.740 i was a a victim of a certain kind of crime i'll let him just find this here for a second

01:42:08.180 certain kind of crime and uh and so we say oh come on in you're a huddled mass let me let me

01:42:14.180 help you yearn to breathe free um and it is maybe at the beginning maybe it was a good idea i don't

01:42:20.080 but now it massive growth guess when it started to grow out of control 2009 now 400 000 pending

01:42:29.740 applications uh we can't keep up with it and he is chip roy is trying to stop it he's just

01:42:36.480 introduced the end u visa abuse act uh to congress what are the what are the conditions

01:42:44.180 that will allow you to get this?

01:42:47.480 Well, this was one that has flown under the radar

01:42:49.760 for a lot of people.

01:42:51.000 And, you know, my staff has been working on this

01:42:53.100 for about six months, just, you know,

01:42:54.640 we knew it existed, but, you know,

01:42:56.040 I didn't really dive into it.

01:42:57.360 We had a case in Austin where one of our citizens here,

01:43:01.040 not my constituent, but very close, real nice guy.

01:43:04.040 And he was a victim of being targeted by an illegal alien

01:43:08.280 for a false accusation of crime.

01:43:11.640 And that was done so that that individual, the illegal alien, could claim status and get a U visa to stay in the United States as a crime victim.

01:43:22.940 And this is the problem. It's a perverse incentive. 0.56

01:43:26.260 it. And there are other, you know, pieces, you know, other statutes or other laws that give

01:43:33.020 people the ability to stay here. If, for example, they're a witness to crime, say you're an illegal

01:43:37.500 alien and you know about a gang member, cartel, fentanyl, and you're coming in as a witness to

01:43:42.880 say, hey, these bad guys are doing X, Y, Z. We've got provisions in the law for them to be able to

01:43:47.860 stay an extended period or get a visa for a period of time. But so there's no real need for this,

01:43:53.000 by the way. But it was created in a do-gooder kind of huddled masses approach that you just

01:43:57.680 described. And so now we've got thousands of cases where people are trying to apply to these

01:44:02.100 U visas. And we've had numerous examples of fraud that are uncovered by the inspector general of

01:44:07.740 the Department of Homeland Security, who, by the way, Inspector General Koufari has been a rock

01:44:13.600 star, a champion all through the Biden years. He was getting targeted, harassed. They tried to fire

01:44:19.860 him because he was exposing all of the horrors under Alejandro Mayorkas in the Biden administration.

01:44:25.240 He's still doing a great job over there identifying some of these programs that are ripe for abuse

01:44:31.580 because Congress is always passing laws and creating new programs that can ultimately be abused.

01:44:40.780 Chip, I'm going to start asking people who are running for any office two questions. I want to

01:44:48.120 present these to you as the first person um if you win as attorney general will you go after

01:44:58.680 all corruption graft and fraud even no matter what party is responsible for it and go after it

01:45:09.680 with everything in you to root it out and to stop it and to put these people in jail

01:45:15.000 yes unequivocally and i'll tell you how unless you want to go to your second question first no go

01:45:20.740 ahead go ahead go ahead well this is this is partly why there's a significant number of people

01:45:25.400 in the austin swamp who are opposing me and it's because they know that i'm going to bring a fresh

01:45:30.520 view to the austin swamp and it is every bit as swampy as the washington swamp don't kid yourself

01:45:35.700 one party rule they might be on our side of the ideological spectrum but it has a way of

01:45:41.560 corrupting. And so they know I'm going to come in and pursue truth wherever it may lead. I will go

01:45:47.500 after NGOs and nonprofits. I will go after every government dollar. I've already talked to Don

01:45:52.120 Huffines, who's going to be our comptroller candidate. I want to open up all the books.

01:45:56.260 I want to know where the money came from. I want to know where the money's going. Because if you

01:45:59.860 follow the money, you're going to find the corruption. And we need to do that in Austin

01:46:03.800 and D.C. Doge is a good sounding concept and I support it. I want to doge Austin too. But you

01:46:09.560 need the power of the office of the attorney general who has power on public corruption

01:46:13.600 to pursue all of this, you expose it because we have got to stop empowering people to be

01:46:20.860 able to use taxpayer money and their offices to be able to carry out policies, programs

01:46:26.560 and all sorts of grift and do it in a way that is undermining the strength of the state

01:46:31.960 of Texas, not just across the country.

01:46:34.200 It's real right here in Texas, and I will absolutely go after it as attorney general. 0.98

01:46:38.220 So the second question is, will you use your office, your powers to do everything you can to stop Sharia law from becoming reality in the state of Texas and the United States of America? 1.00

01:46:54.300 Yeah, Glenn, and this is probably the single most important issue we face. 0.97

01:46:58.280 And you and I have talked about it on your show.

01:47:00.940 We are big believers and staunch defenders and will die on the hill to defend our rights given to us by God that were codified in the Bill of Rights, but they're not given to us by the Bill of Rights.

01:47:12.360 I think it's really important.

01:47:13.340 People need to remember that.

01:47:14.480 They are our rights.

01:47:15.840 And our Constitution was the first document to recognize that and put it down in print form in the Bill of Rights. 1.00

01:47:22.500 But absolutely, I'm going to stop the advance of the Islamification of the state of Texas, the Islamification of the United States. 0.98

01:47:30.700 This is a political ideology masquerading behind the First Amendment in order to carry out a jihad against the West. 0.98

01:47:39.120 And again, I'm not judging any one individual.

01:47:41.960 I am judging a movement that wants to destroy Western civilization. 1.00

01:47:45.140 As Charlie Kirk said, Islam is not compatible with Western civilization and the Sharia has no place here. 0.99

01:47:51.020 as attorney general and we'll root it out chiproy.com chiproy.com is his campaign website 1.00

01:47:58.080 chip as always good to talk to you thank you very much keep fighting you bet bye-bye

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01:49:28.500 welcome to the glennbeck program boy you you miss a lot if you're not an insider make sure

01:49:50.660 you become an insider join the torch today just go to glennbeck.com slash torch we just had a

01:49:56.400 fascinating conversation here during the commercial break about um you know progressives and you know

01:50:03.240 ricky said do these politicians ever think ahead all of the you know the fisa court it started as

01:50:09.080 protection and now look what it's doing it's destructive this you know the the kill switch

01:50:14.080 you know it starts for drunk driving but look what it's going to turn into yeah i think the

01:50:18.660 progressives absolutely do look at the future they look at all these things and go how can we get

01:50:23.220 this in how can we get this past the constitution what reasonable thing can we get it in through the

01:50:31.360 front door or even in through a side window that will develop over time progressivism that can we

01:50:38.180 can use to squash freedom um and make no mistakes you know people who call themselves progressive

01:50:45.080 read up on what progressivism is you're progressing to what progressing to what well at least now

01:50:52.880 they're saying it communism or socialism that's what they're progressing to and by the way socialism

01:51:01.540 is check marks socialism is the step in between capitalism and communism it's not a destination

01:51:11.460 as i think mark said it's a train it's a train it's the train that takes you between the two

01:51:20.380 so that's what they're for okay that's what they've always been for uh and don't believe

01:51:28.340 the lies it's it's really time everybody puts their big boy pants on and understands and and

01:51:33.140 you stop stop letting your empathy and your goodness be used against you i just i wrote some

01:51:42.920 stuff we're gonna give it out to torch members here in a few weeks um and then it'll come to

01:51:49.200 you, but I'm going to start just doing prototype kind of stuff and see if it's useful. And we're

01:51:55.500 just testing it on the guinea pigs that are the torch bearers. Because the torch is about

01:52:03.560 education. That's what it's supposed to be about. It's not about the show and the information,

01:52:08.700 although that is important. It is about education. Educate yourself on what's happening in the world

01:52:14.580 today know what's true what's not true we'll show you how to figure out what's true we will we will

01:52:21.360 give you all of the background information and all the original documents we will go deeper on

01:52:26.760 certain subjects but also to teach true eternal principles that founded the country we we have to

01:52:36.760 know the bill of rights we have to know the bill of rights and you know we keep having these things

01:52:44.180 turned around on us what freedom of speech i'm just sorry it's in my mind because i was up till

01:52:51.380 at least one last night writing this um and it's on the the first amendment the first lesson plan

01:52:57.980 is going to be on how you teach your kids about the bill of rights and the first amendment there

01:53:02.500 are five things one is religion and people will say you can't go against sharia law that's religion

01:53:08.120 No, it's not. That is a replacement of our laws. That is going into what our government

01:53:19.060 is supposed to have charge of. You want to have something in your faith, that's fine. You can do

01:53:25.620 whatever you want in your faith. You can pray any way you want. You do whatever you want.

01:53:29.240 but not when you start encroaching on the things that keep people free.

01:53:37.080 You're now entering what our government is supposed to do,

01:53:41.040 and our government is supposed to make sure that they protect human right first.

01:53:47.400 And anything that stands against human rights

01:53:50.880 and starts to encroach on the role of the government is antithetical.

01:53:59.000 And that is not a religious thing. 0.70

01:54:00.980 You don't have a right to do that. 1.00

01:54:02.700 The Catholics wouldn't have a right. 1.00

01:54:03.880 The Mormon wouldn't have a right to do it. 1.00

01:54:05.840 Nobody has a right to do it. 1.00

01:54:07.400 Okay. 0.97

01:54:07.780 You know, Utah couldn't join the union until the Mormons said, okay, no more polygamy. 0.83

01:54:14.640 Why?

01:54:15.440 Because that was the law in the United States of America.

01:54:18.360 You want to be in the United States of America, then you have to follow the law, period. 0.99

01:54:23.640 that's that's exactly what needs to be said about about sharia law stop letting your

01:54:31.000 your goodness that you has been used against you and your misunderstanding of our rights

01:54:40.780 stop having that used against you they're playing us we were just talking about that you visa

01:54:48.100 what is that we see somebody who has maybe been raped they're you know victim of a crime and they

01:54:55.060 say i got to get out of here because crime is out of control blah blah blah okay that's a good thing

01:55:01.900 but there's there's nothing backing any of that up it's your claim well we just know who would

01:55:09.480 claim that well a lot of people would claim that to come here 400,000 people are applying for a

01:55:15.920 u visa because it's their way to get in and what a surprise that number just ballooned in 2009

01:55:23.600 cloward and piven stop it

01:55:28.100 you know i i gave this speech at ellis island and by the way ricky told me she was

01:55:37.180 she was getting her hair done and she's talking to this guy who's doing her hair

01:55:41.100 on saturday uh for the event and he said where's your event and she said ellis island and he said

01:55:46.160 he's from new york he grew up in new york he said what's ellis island okay well i don't know

01:55:54.640 please do not ever talk about anything but hair because i don't even know how you got here if

01:56:01.300 you've lived in new york your whole life and you don't know what ellis island is um anyway so we

01:56:06.260 were doing this thing at Ellis Island. And I said, we have to understand how we have always

01:56:14.780 traditionally viewed immigration. It's not a suicide pact. We're not a hospital. You're not

01:56:23.560 coming here because, oh, I'm so broken. I just need a place where I can crash on your couch.

01:56:31.340 no get off of my couch now maybe there are some that we go you know what let them crash on the 0.98

01:56:37.900 couch let them get their breath because they've been so abused or they've just come out of Cuba 0.91

01:56:42.980 yes let let them come in let them come in but then we expect you to do something with your life 0.99

01:56:51.480 no no no no give me your tired your poor your huddled masses yearning to breathe free 0.98

01:56:58.160 Bring the wretched refuse of your teeming shore. 1.00

01:57:02.740 Who in their right mind runs a country and says, you know what? 0.99

01:57:06.260 We really need to make our country great, the wretched refuse. 1.00

01:57:10.720 You know all those people that are the huddled masses that are just so tired 1.00

01:57:14.800 and broken and they're poor and they got nothing going for them? 1.00

01:57:18.380 Let's bring those people in. 1.00

01:57:20.620 How stupid are you to think that's what that means? 1.00

01:57:27.320 You really have to be an imbecile to believe that's what it means, but that's the way it's 1.00

01:57:33.360 interpreted. Give us your tired, your poor, your huddled masses. Why would we say that? Why? 1.00

01:57:41.580 It shows you have a complete misunderstanding or lack of even desire to try to understand that.

01:57:50.620 Go back to the original poem.

01:57:56.380 This is what the original poem says. 0.98

01:58:00.120 Not like the brazen giant of Greek fame.

01:58:03.760 Who is that?

01:58:04.900 What is that?

01:58:06.120 That's the Colossus of Rhodes that used to hold a torch.

01:58:10.140 His leg was on one port and his other leg was on the other port and the ships would come underneath.

01:58:16.060 I don't know what they saw when they got underneath his skirt, but they would go in between his legs.

01:58:20.620 and he was meant to be a giant of warning. 0.93

01:58:24.880 Don't screw with us.

01:58:27.720 Okay?

01:58:28.600 So the poem starts out, 0.98

01:58:30.020 not like the brazen giant of Greek fame

01:58:32.560 with conquering limbs astride from land to land.

01:58:36.800 Here at our sea wash gate, sunset gates, 1.00

01:58:40.780 shall stand a mighty woman with a torch 0.99

01:58:43.380 whose flame is the imprisoned lightning.

01:58:46.400 What is that?

01:58:47.080 What is imprisoned lightning?

01:58:47.940 That is a salute to Edison and electricity.

01:58:53.220 That's the light bulb.

01:58:54.640 Light.

01:58:55.280 It's invention.

01:58:56.940 Our light is invention.

01:58:59.380 It's entrepreneurs coming up with a better idea whose flame is a better idea.

01:59:07.100 And her name is Mother of Exiles.

01:59:11.120 From her beacon hand glows worldwide welcome.

01:59:15.020 We welcome everyone.

01:59:17.060 her mild eyes command the air-bridged harbor that twin cities frame now this is an important thing 0.91

01:59:25.460 she says keep ancient lands and your storied pomp cries she with silent lips wait a minute

01:59:34.080 keep ancient lands and your storied pomp what is storied pomp keep all of your titles and your

01:59:40.500 degrees and your kings and your and your classes and everything else keep them we don't want your

01:59:46.400 land. We don't want your pomp. We don't want any of that crap. Keep it. We don't want it here.

01:59:54.460 Then she says, give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free.

02:00:01.060 Who is she talking to here? Give me your tired, your poor. Who is she talking to?

02:00:07.920 She just said, keep your ancient lands and your storied pomp. She's talking to the countries all

02:00:15.360 around the world that have all of that crap, that have all the kings and the queens and the 0.98

02:00:20.760 guilds that you have to join. And if you don't, you're born with a wrong name. You can't go in 0.99

02:00:25.560 and do that for a living. You'll never be this because, well, you don't have the background.

02:00:29.980 Your family wasn't that. Your family wasn't an earl or a duke or whatever the hell.

02:00:36.240 She's saying, keep all of that. And then she challenges them. Give me the people you're

02:00:41.520 keeping down. Give me the people you look down on. Give me the people that you say, oh, they're

02:00:47.500 tired, they're poor, they're awful, they're stinky. I don't like them. They're the huddled 0.99

02:00:51.900 masses. They're our wretched refuse. They're on our teeming shores. I don't want them. Good. 1.00

02:00:59.120 Send those people to us because you will not believe when you stop calling people that,

02:01:07.240 When you start giving them the opportunity and say, you don't have to worry about your

02:01:11.860 past.

02:01:12.460 You don't have to worry about your family name.

02:01:14.840 You don't, you are responsible for you.

02:01:17.900 You have rights given to you by God that no one can stand in the way of.

02:01:24.300 I'm not going to guarantee your success and I'm not going to coddle you and hold you in

02:01:29.260 my arms and sing you lullabies every night.

02:01:32.180 You want a chance?

02:01:34.380 Here's your chance.

02:01:35.640 we don't require any of that stuff

02:01:39.500 come here

02:01:41.820 I lift my lamp beside the golden door

02:01:45.500 this is the attitude we have to start having

02:01:49.540 you have to remember context

02:01:52.500 you have to remember what is the point of all of this

02:01:57.640 stop being abused

02:02:02.300 we are like battered

02:02:04.000 we're like battered family members we have been abused for so long by our own politicians

02:02:11.380 by our NGOs by our own churches in some ways they have done everything they can to make you forget

02:02:19.100 who you are you're an American this is the United States of America we are different than every

02:02:26.580 other country on planet earth. And with God's will, we will always be different from those 0.94

02:02:34.240 countries. That's something we should stand up and square our shoulders and say, damn right, 1.00

02:02:39.320 we're different. And you don't get any of this for free. This takes work. This takes work from

02:02:48.060 each of us, the individuals. I'm not bringing somebody in here who doesn't even understand us

02:02:52.520 or want to understand us, you want to be Puerto Rican, live in Puerto Rico. You want to be

02:02:58.000 American and you have an idea that you can't do in Puerto Rico, come on in. Help us. Remind me

02:03:06.880 who we are. But I don't need another damn person who is coming in here because we're going to take 0.97

02:03:12.440 care of them. No, I'm not taking care of you. That's not what this is about. Stand up, square 0.99

02:03:19.300 your shoulders remember who you are more in a minute let me tell you about the international

02:03:27.280 fellowship of christians and jews you know one of the things that's really easy to forget when you

02:03:31.340 watch events overseas on television is that the people who are living through those events are

02:03:35.880 just people just like you a mom trying to keep her kids safe an elderly man you know wondering

02:03:42.100 how he's going to get his medication a family sitting in the dark while the night passes when

02:03:47.540 you strip away all the headlines and all the politics which you're looking at are human beings

02:03:51.600 who need help and that's why i've been telling you about the international fellowship of christians

02:03:56.260 and jews for a while now they're on the ground in israel they're there every day helping provide

02:04:00.140 food and shelter and emergency supplies security and care for some of the most vulnerable people

02:04:04.980 in the region including the elderly and the children and the families who have nowhere else

02:04:09.800 to turn they don't just talk about helping people they actually show up and do it in a world where

02:04:15.160 so many people feel powerless watching all these things happen so many people feel alone make a

02:04:21.560 difference make a difference in somebody's life give your gifts to god's people it's it is hope

02:04:28.100 giving and life-saving don't wait call 888-488-IFCJ 888-488-IFCJ or go online to ifcj.org that's

02:04:37.140 Well, now that you've got that metal picture in your head, Glenn Beck will be right back.

02:04:45.960 uh if you like the last rant uh you're gonna love what i said at ellis island last uh saturday

02:05:11.900 You can find that at glennbeck.com slash torch.

02:05:15.220 Become a Torch member now and see that speech from Ellis Island.

02:05:20.000 It's really empowering.

02:05:22.040 And every American needs to hear this message.

02:05:25.580 Every American does.

02:05:27.780 There was another message that was given by Marco Rubio yesterday.

02:05:31.280 He was asked what his hope for America is.

02:05:33.680 I want you to listen to what he said.

02:05:35.640 I got to ask you, what is your hope for America at a time such as this?

02:05:40.580 My hope for America?

02:05:41.900 And how do you personally deal with that?

02:05:44.700 Yeah, look, I mean, my hope for America is what it's always been.

02:05:47.080 I think it's the hope I hope we all share.

02:05:48.900 We want it to continue to be the place where anyone from anywhere can achieve anything,

02:05:52.820 where you're not limited by the circumstances of your birth, by the color of your skin, by your ethnicity.

02:05:57.500 But frankly, it's a place where you are able to overcome challenges and achieve your full potential.

02:06:01.960 I think that should be the goal of every country in the world, frankly.

02:06:04.340 But I think in the U.S., we're not perfect.

02:06:06.360 Our history is not one of perfection, but it's still better than anybody else's history.

02:06:09.600 And ours is a story of perpetual improvement

02:06:12.100 Each generation has left the next generation of Americans

02:06:15.060 Freer, more prosperous, safer

02:06:16.600 And that is our goal as well

02:06:18.240 But it is a unique and exceptional country

02:06:20.140 And as we come upon this 250 year anniversary

02:06:22.780 I think we have a lot to learn and be proud of in our history

02:06:25.180 It is one of perpetual and continuous improvement

02:06:27.920 Where each generation has done its part

02:06:29.920 To bring us closer to fulfilling the vision

02:06:31.720 That the founders of this country had upon its founding

02:06:33.860 Alright, may God save the republic

02:06:38.340 We'll see you tomorrow

02:06:39.140 God bless.

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