Democrats Exposed Their Worst Side During Trump's Speech | Guests: Stephen Moore & January Littlejohn | 3/5/25

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Speaker 3 It was a late night last night. It was a marathon.
Plocking in at over an hour and a half. It was the longest presidential speech to Congress in our history.

Speaker 3 But there were some other firsts last night. We'll begin there in 60 seconds.
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All right, let's get into this marathon that was yesterday. Love him or hate him, Donald Trump came out swinging.
He was funny.

Speaker 3 He is in, he has his mojo. He brushed any attacks on him like they were, you know, McDonald fry crumbs on his tie.
He really has become the president and not the president that we had as 45.

Speaker 3 Last night, he touted his first six, six weeks in office as a whirlwind of action. And holy cow is it, especially when he's going through it.
I mean, it was. It was relentless, the number of things.

Speaker 3 He talked about slashing the bureaucracy, imposing the tariffs on Canada and Mexico to protect our border, stop the killer of fentanyl, and rebuild our industrial base.

Speaker 3 He's also talked about cracking down on illegal immigration with a promise of mass deportations. That's a new phase that we're going to be entering soon.

Speaker 3 He renamed a Texas Wildlife Refuge after a 12-year-old Houston girl that was murdered by undocumented immigrants. It was kind of a poignant moment with her mother, Alexis, in the gallery.

Speaker 3 He also talked about securing the release of the hostages from Gaza, one from Russia,

Speaker 3 rebuilding the Abraham Accords from his first term. Then there was Ukraine at the very end.
It was almost like an afterthought. There's so much to cover.

Speaker 3 Trump read a letter from President Zelensky that came in yesterday at the end of this program.

Speaker 3 We read it to you yesterday, but it signals Ukraine's readiness to negotiate peace and sign the mineral deals. That's a massive turnaround after the Oval Office blow up last week.

Speaker 3 He also added that Russia is sending strong signals that they're ready to talk to. Wouldn't that be beautiful?

Speaker 3 And then a new announcement. He dropped a bombshell about apprehending the mastermind in the 2021 Abbey Gate bombing in Afghanistan.
What a moment that was.

Speaker 3 He said they're now en route to face American justice. He also made a 13-year-old kid, DJ Daniel, Daniel, a brain cancer survivor from Houston that just keeps defying all odds.

Speaker 3 He was up in the gallery and he was dressed in this little teeny police uniform.

Speaker 3 He had been made an honorary policeman for the Houston police because he just wanted to be, he always wanted to be a policeman.

Speaker 3 Last night, the president had the head of the Secret Service give him a a badge, if you will. It's an honorary Secret Service post.

Speaker 3 He is now a Secret Service agent, a kid who defied a five-year death sentence.

Speaker 3 Let's see. The chamber erupted with that, or at least half of it did,

Speaker 3 because the real story, I think, that we have to talk about is the planned and coordinated action or reaction or inaction of the Democrats. It was unbelievable, unbelievable.

Speaker 3 They just sat there, some with their union printed signs or dressed in all pink for some unknown reason, some kind of statement that nobody knew about or really honestly care.

Speaker 3 They just sat there almost throughout the entire thing without moving. When Trump spoke of bringing the hostages back from Gaza, Americans reunited with their families.

Speaker 3 You would think everybody in the chamber would be like, okay, that was a good one. Nope.

Speaker 3 Not any movement from the Democrats. Not a clap, not a twitch.

Speaker 3 When he turned to Ukraine, he looked right at them and said,

Speaker 3 wouldn't that be nice? I mean, and they didn't move. They didn't do anything.
And he said, you want to keep this going on for another five years? And Elizabeth Warren actually shouted, yes.

Speaker 3 What kind of madness is that? All they're talking about today is he went, well, Pocahontas does,

Speaker 3 in a funny line.

Speaker 3 Nobody's talking about her actually screaming, yes, I want five more years of war. Wow, okay.
A little gut punch there.

Speaker 3 Wake up, America.

Speaker 3 Who are you standing with? The ones shouting, yes, for five more years of war? The Republicans booed, but the Democrats just stared ahead. They didn't say anything, nor are they going to.

Speaker 3 They'll defend Elizabeth Warren shouting out. Then came little DJ.

Speaker 3 The surgical scars on his head peeking out from his hair.

Speaker 3 He was standing with his dad.

Speaker 3 He's fought cancer now. I think I said five years, but I think it's six years.
He's fought it for six years. That's more than most kids dream about their futures.

Speaker 3 Trump honored him and the GOP side leapt to their feet chanting, DJ, DJ, DJ. This is all about a little kid's dreams.
This is not about politics. The Joint Chiefs stood up.

Speaker 3 They can't clap, but they stood up in honor of DJ. The Supreme Court justices rose to their feet.
They cannot clap either. But they weren't rising to their feet for Trump.

Speaker 3 Maybe for the office partly. I mean, they rose several times out of decorum and what they have to do to show respect for the office.
But for that moment, they rose for the kid.

Speaker 3 I mean,

Speaker 3 is there no decency? Because the Democrats didn't budge.

Speaker 3 They didn't budge.

Speaker 3 None of them.

Speaker 3 You have no respect for the boy's courage?

Speaker 3 No acknowledgement even of the dream to serve, but I understand. I mean, you are so out of touch with the American people that

Speaker 3 maybe that's what you do. Maybe that's what you do.
Because, you know, you want to defund the cops. Here's a black kid that wants to be a cop, so you don't stand.
Oh my gosh.

Speaker 3 I couldn't believe my eyes on their reaction to most things. And then the chaos.

Speaker 3 Why was President Trump 10 minutes late for the speech? Do you know?

Speaker 3 He was late for the national broadcast that was being watched worldwide by every leader because the leftist groups had blocked his motorcade to try to stop it from arriving at the Capitol.

Speaker 3 Now, I doubt any of those people were arrested. They all should have been arrested.
Enough of the chaos. Enough is enough.

Speaker 3 But the Secret Service, they're no dummies, at least right now they're not. The Secret Service knew in advance, and so that motorcade was a decoy.

Speaker 3 They had to take the president in another motorcade without the lights and sirens, so nobody really knew it was him, and went a different direction.

Speaker 3 But the Democrats are disrupt, disrupt, disrupt, disrupt, destroy, disrupt, destroy at all costs.

Speaker 3 And they talk about the chaos of Doge.

Speaker 3 Last night, I saw another first.

Speaker 3 I mean, I keep saying this over and over again. I mean, okay, I've done this my whole life.
Since I was 13, I was broadcasting.

Speaker 3 I had to pay attention to the news and what's going on.

Speaker 3 Again, another first.

Speaker 3 Sat there last night, went, well, never seen that before.

Speaker 3 Representative Al Green from Texas stood up, screaming over the president, waving his cane. Honestly, I thought we were going to get a Sumner moment.

Speaker 3 I really thought if the guy had a little more energy, maybe he'd go beat the president to death with the cane like they tried to do to a senator in the 1850s. But nope, he was just screaming.

Speaker 3 You don't have a mandate. We've got to get into that later.
What is a mandate exactly? What is a mandate? Then Speaker Johnson, again, here, I've never seen it before.

Speaker 3 He stands up twice and says, decorum.

Speaker 3 You are out of order. And Al Green just would not sit down.
He kept shouting.

Speaker 3 At first, the other Democrats were shouting with him. The second time, Mike Johnson stood up and said, I'm going to call the sergeant of arms.
This is your last warning.

Speaker 3 He kept kept going. Sergeant at Arms escorted him out.

Speaker 3 Okay, it's a first. I mean, I looked all night trying to search the records.
I could find no comparisons to this in the modern age.

Speaker 3 Now, I didn't have the, you know, congressional records all the way back to George Washington, so I don't know if it is actually, you know, the only time, but with no congressional records to be able to go back into the 1800s, the closest I could find to something like this

Speaker 3 was Joe Wilson.

Speaker 3 Do we have the audio of Joe Wilson? Do you remember this? This is Joe Wilson during Obama.

Speaker 4 The reforms I'm proposing would not apply to those who are here illegally.

Speaker 3 Listen to that reaction. It's not true.

Speaker 3 And one more.

Speaker 4 Misunderstanding I want to say.

Speaker 3 That was it. That was it.
That's what Joe Wilson did. He said, you lie, which we found out later, he did.

Speaker 3 What happened?

Speaker 3 Wilson faced hell for that. They censured him the next day, bipartisan condemnation.
Democrats like Nancy Pelosi said it was a disgrace to this chamber.

Speaker 3 Wilson apologized the next day, but the outrage lasted for months.

Speaker 3 Green?

Speaker 3 Well, by this time when

Speaker 3 Wilson did it, by this time the next day, Republicans were already on TV and radio calling Wilson out saying, you know, he's right, but you don't do that. Okay.

Speaker 3 The outcry from the Dems, listen to this.

Speaker 3 No, I'm not waiting for audio. There is no outcry from the Democrats.
We'll see what comes, but last night it was just another fracture in an already completely broken room. And I get part of it.

Speaker 3 I do.

Speaker 3 I get part of it. Policies divide us and our policies couldn't be further apart from one another.
And I didn't cheer for Barack Obama or Biden. I didn't.
I didn't. Not on their accomplishments.

Speaker 3 I firmly believe what they said were accomplishments were dismantling the United States of America. So, no, I'm not going to stand and applaud on those accomplishments.
I'm not.

Speaker 3 But when the president walks in, I am going to stand up.

Speaker 3 I am am going to cheer for little kids with cancer.

Speaker 3 Survivors, heroes,

Speaker 3 hope, none of it moves you.

Speaker 3 Hope for our country or even a little kid with cancer? I mean, that is bigger than party, gang.

Speaker 3 When Trump talked about ending wars, bringing hostages home, honoring a kid's dying dream, I don't know about you, but I felt a flicker of something.

Speaker 3 This morning I was listening to the news, and they played that part back where he was honoring this little kid. I'm doing it again.

Speaker 3 And I actually teared up. I don't like those things.
I really don't.

Speaker 3 I don't like the staging of these speeches. But

Speaker 3 that was a moment.

Speaker 3 I don't know what I felt. Pride? Possibility?

Speaker 3 Hope for that little kid? A realization that my problems aren't so big?

Speaker 3 But the Democrats couldn't find anything at all.

Speaker 3 I actually feel bad for them. I feel pity for them.

Speaker 3 How dark must your world be that you can sit through that completely unmoved?

Speaker 3 How cynical must you be

Speaker 3 to think

Speaker 3 That's just Trump doing the Trump thing. How cynical do you have to

Speaker 3 How hopeless.

Speaker 3 That's why their policies are their policy.

Speaker 3 I mean, Trump said last night,

Speaker 3 we're ending all of this stuff. We're ending it.
We're returning to common sense.

Speaker 3 We're going back to not being crazy.

Speaker 3 Every kid needs to know you are perfect just the way God made you.

Speaker 3 Nope, nothing from them.

Speaker 3 If we we can't stand together

Speaker 3 on

Speaker 3 tried and true, eternal principles, that's bad. That's really bad.
But when we can't stand together for courage, peace, decency,

Speaker 3 what's left?

Speaker 3 Are we so far gone that even a child's fight against cancer can't bridge a gap? The answer is yes.

Speaker 3 I pity them.

Speaker 2 But I fear for all of us,

Speaker 3 how are we ever going to be the United States again when

Speaker 3 common ground

Speaker 3 feels like a fairy tale?

Speaker 3 I have to tell you, I'm still very hopeful. It's been an incredible, what, six weeks with this president.
Trump's pushing for peace in Ukraine. Hostages are coming home.

Speaker 3 Kids like DJ reminds us what trouble really looks like,

Speaker 3 what grit really looks like, and how to make the best of a bad situation.

Speaker 3 Maybe that's enough to build on, if we let it be. But I have to tell you, if you voted for any of these Democrats and you were also feeling, oh, this is all bullcrap.

Speaker 3 You're very, very cynical. Let this be a wake-up call for democrats please don't see sleep through this because if we can't agree on some things

Speaker 3 we're not going to agree on anything and we're never coming back together back in a minute

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Speaker 3 I have to tell you, last night, you know, I've been saying for a long time we need a president that is like more like JFK, points to the sky and says, we're going to the moon because Americans unite on big ideas, or at least we used to.

Speaker 3 There were three moonshots last night, three, and it wasn't like, I'm going to cure cancer.

Speaker 3 How? What are you doing?

Speaker 3 What?

Speaker 3 These are actually in progress.

Speaker 3 And believe it or not, the one that involves space, the one that everybody should go,

Speaker 3 really? We're going to do that?

Speaker 3 That was the easiest one.

Speaker 3 Balance the federal budget.

Speaker 3 Good luck. Good luck.

Speaker 3 That's a moonshot today. That's a moonshot.

Speaker 3 Going to Mars.

Speaker 3 And finding out and reversing what's happening to our kids, the autism rates that are going through the roof, what's happening?

Speaker 3 If he achieves one of those, it will define his presidency.

Speaker 3 But there's a possibility he does two out of three. The only one I'm really going to, they're not going to pay a balanced budget.
I'm, yes, I'm cynical.

Speaker 3 I'm cynical on that one because I saw the people in the chamber last night.

Speaker 3 What if he goes to Mars and balances the budget and has healthy kids? We've unlocked what the hell is happening.

Speaker 3 Maybe it's impossible, but it is nice to have somebody who is actually pointing to the sky and say, let's go that way.

Speaker 3 Now, how was the speech?

Speaker 3 Oh, this is killing them. How is the speech

Speaker 3 embraced?

Speaker 3 CBS did a poll last night,

Speaker 3 75%

Speaker 3 approval rating.

Speaker 3 75%.

Speaker 3 Now, Democrats, now you know how we felt about Obama. What the hell? How is that possible? Okay?

Speaker 3 CNN

Speaker 3 had to report 69%

Speaker 3 approval rating.

Speaker 3 Let me just say one of my favorite lines that President Trump has been saying lately. How's that working out for you, Democrats? How's that working out for you?

Speaker 3 Not well.

Speaker 3 We're going to go into this speech in depth.

Speaker 3 Want to hear from you today. Also, Liz Wheeler,

Speaker 3 her insights before she gets on a plane today and goes back home. So we do that next.

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Speaker 3 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program. I'm sitting in my studio with two girls.

Speaker 3 One, I completely understand,

Speaker 3 and we want to welcome again to the studio our good friend, Liz Wheeler, who is with us. And

Speaker 3 then the other woman is Stu, who is always complaining, it's cold in here.

Speaker 2 It's cold in here. I'm just part of your DEI efforts.

Speaker 3 I got it. How are you doing, Liz?

Speaker 5 I'm good, Stu. I mean, in your defense in this comment, Stu didn't inform me when I came into the studio that he's wearing a sleeping bag.
Yeah,

Speaker 5 which he actually is.

Speaker 3 No, he really is. Oh, no.
He really is.

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Speaker 3 Get over it. Anyway,

Speaker 3 Liz, what did you think of the speech last night? What is the real story?

Speaker 5 The real story is the poll that you mentioned in the previous segment, which showed, what did you say, 79% of people, 75%?

Speaker 3 Yeah,

Speaker 3 it was the CBS poll, I think.

Speaker 5 I think it was 75%. We'll go with that while you verify the exact number.
But the effect is exactly the same percentage, percentage,

Speaker 5 with a little margin of error, as the number of people who oppose boys playing in girls' sports.

Speaker 5 It's actually reflective of the number of sane people versus the number of insane people in our country.

Speaker 5 And it is so exciting, so encouraging to see that Trump derangement syndrome is actually dissipating

Speaker 3 the general population. Even though you might not like Trump, They may not be like, I love Donald Trump and everything he does.
They are liking what he is doing. And he's liking the direction.

Speaker 3 They're liking the direction of the country, getting away from this madness.

Speaker 5 Well, exactly. That's what Trump Derangement Syndrome was, though.
It blinded people to his actions and just told them to hate him because of like, what, some, some made-up accusations or nonsense.

Speaker 5 And it actually did blind people. But I thought the brilliance of the speech last night, I really enjoyed it.
I like his narrative storytelling. I like the way that he

Speaker 5 speaks to each issue in a way that's both not condescending, but also understandable to anybody, regardless of how closely or not you follow politics.

Speaker 5 But the brilliance of the speech happened within the first five minutes, less than that, first two minutes, when he points to the Democrats who with their stupid little signs, you know, what do they look like?

Speaker 5 I don't know whose idea that was, but

Speaker 5 the memes are great, so I appreciate the idea.

Speaker 5 But he points to the Democrats and he says, it doesn't matter what I do, it doesn't matter if I cure cancer, it doesn't matter if I achieve universal peace, things that all of us want,

Speaker 5 you would still not stand up and clap. And the brilliance of saying that...

Speaker 3 He said it at the beginning.

Speaker 5 Yeah, before he said anything of substance.

Speaker 3 Right. Before

Speaker 3 he was predicting, he was showing, I know you so well, you're not going to stand for anything. No matter what I do or say, you won't.

Speaker 5 That's right.

Speaker 5 It wasn't even so much of a prediction as he wanted to highlight to everyone watching that I am now going to walk you through a whole bunch of these things that I'm talking about, whether it's health in our country, whether it's, you know, world peace, you know, what he's doing with Zelensky, whether whatever it might be that people like, getting boys out of girls' sports, everybody likes that, except for the man wearing pink in the Democrat caucus.

Speaker 5 And it highlighted it so that throughout the speech, every time the Democrats didn't stand up, we as viewers thought, oh, because they're so hateful, because they don't care about us.

Speaker 5 They only care about their own viciousness towards Trump.

Speaker 5 And that was the brilliance of the speech because we all came away with it, with this list in our minds of all the different things that they can't bring themselves to clap for.

Speaker 5 They couldn't clap for a little boy with brain cancer.

Speaker 3 I know.

Speaker 5 How evil is that?

Speaker 3 You described this. You tweeted last night on X.
You said it is good versus evil. I mean, it really is.
It's like, I think,

Speaker 3 and I'm not saying that necessarily last night, but I think there was some last night, and there is lots in Washington. I really do think we're seeing possession of people

Speaker 3 because it

Speaker 3 makes no sense whatsoever. And they're so

Speaker 3 that

Speaker 3 it's like you're watching the exorcist.

Speaker 5 Yeah, I had the exorcist of the Washington, D.C. diocese on my show in the fall.
I want to say it was in October.

Speaker 5 He really interesting, really,

Speaker 5 in a funny way, very down-to-earth guy, even though he must deal with literal demons.

Speaker 5 And I asked him, tongue in cheek because he's probably not going to say exactly but i asked him i was like so what is like congress like in that regard and he's not going to betray names but he was like there's a lot going on over there and i believe it i mean the the the specific post that you're referring to on x was when donald trump and this was one of his most profound sincere moments i think one of the One of the ways that you and I can see how much he's changed post assassination attempt is when he said, our message to American children is that you are perfect the way that God made you.

Speaker 5 And I mean, I'm getting the chills right now, even thinking about when's the last time that we had a politician who looked at children and said, God made you the way that you are for a purpose.

Speaker 5 And the Democrats refuse to stand for that or applaud. That is evil.

Speaker 3 I know. And how many, not just presidents, when was the last time you heard a preacher say that? Right?

Speaker 3 I mean, it is, it's been so nuts. It's nice to return to some sort of normalcy.
But if you're watching CNN last night, I have to play this. This is

Speaker 3 when

Speaker 3 he looked at the left and said,

Speaker 3 you guys want another, because they didn't clap or anything for an end to the war in Ukraine. They didn't clap.
And he looked at him and said, you want another five years of war?

Speaker 3 And Elizabeth Warren said, yes.

Speaker 3 I don't even know.

Speaker 3 I can't even get my arms around that response. But listen how CNN and Jake Tapper handled that.
Cut one.

Speaker 7 Never heard a president attack the opposition in a speech like this in such a pointed way, even going after to

Speaker 7 use a rather derisive nickname for Senator Elizabeth Warren.

Speaker 5 Right. Who reacted with smiles and clapping.

Speaker 5 Basically, she wasn't going to give him that moment.

Speaker 3 Unbelievable.

Speaker 3 Unbelievable. That they were worried about, he called him, he called her Pocahontas.
Hey, not my favorite thing for a president to do, but it's kind of my favorite thing. Yeah, I mean,

Speaker 3 let's get over it.

Speaker 2 I gotta say, though, it wasn't even, you know, it's one thing if he just kind of came out and just did it. But even she was being immoral.

Speaker 3 Oh, I know. Right?

Speaker 2 Like, you know, he fired back at her. That was not him.
You know, he didn't start that.

Speaker 5 In defense of him calling her Pocahontas, that's not just an ad hominem that he pulled out of his mind.

Speaker 3 You're right. You're right.

Speaker 5 It's reminding people that she's a liar and that she got into her position of power, which she abuses by lying to you.

Speaker 5 So, it's actually, in my opinion, not only one of his funniest insults, I love every time he is.

Speaker 3 I'm going to use that.

Speaker 5 But it's actually his way. It's like crooked Hillary.
It wasn't just him calling her a name. It was reminding people of what she'd done.
And that's brilliant to me.

Speaker 3 So I don't mind that. Let's talk a little bit about what we were talking about off air yesterday.

Speaker 3 The president has got to start

Speaker 3 arresting

Speaker 3 people who are known to have broken the law.

Speaker 3 Not just people who are like,

Speaker 3 you know, I called for his impeachment.

Speaker 3 Okay, maybe you're second on the list. But people who have broken the law because we lost hope when Hillary didn't go to jail.
And we're like, okay, some, me, okay, we don't arrest our enemy.

Speaker 3 Well, that's gone.

Speaker 3 We don't go after our political enemies. I've always thought that was wrong, but you don't want to start that.
Well, they started it. And so that cat's out of the bag.
You have broken the law.

Speaker 3 Every single one of these person, persons should be tried

Speaker 3 if they are guilty, convicted, and go to jail. No mercy on that.
No mercy. And I want it for the Republicans and the Democrats.

Speaker 3 I think President Trump goes into an entirely new category when he does that.

Speaker 5 Yes, as he should. I reflected on this during his first term that I think it was a strategic mistake not to go after Hillary.
And it was well-intentioned because of the optics of the thing.

Speaker 5 We don't want to go after our political enemies. But that standard was actually, I mean, we're in this new era, right? Where we're questioning all of these quote-unquote norms and traditions.

Speaker 5 And that standard was actually a little disordered because it's not that you don't want to go after a political enemy. It's that you want to go after anyone who has violated the law.

Speaker 5 And we stopped doing that just because of optics. And that should never be the reason not to hold someone accountable to the law because then they're going to be emboldened to to break the law again.

Speaker 5 So if you look at it purely from the standpoint of who has violated the law in a very significant way and abused one of the most egregious crimes, using the power of the government to go after American citizens because of their political views, those people should be in prison.

Speaker 5 Of course they should. Obviously.
I mean,

Speaker 5 we can talk names. We were throwing some names around last night.
Adam Schiff should be on that list. James Comey should be on that list.
Peter Strzok and Lisa Page should be on that list.

Speaker 5 Just because that happened years ago doesn't mean we should just brush it off.

Speaker 3 I mean, if we want it to stop, we have to stop it. Everybody, everybody that was involved with the

Speaker 3 bat crap out of China and then lied about it, tried to cover up, every single person should go to jail on that.

Speaker 3 That was a crime against humanity. And they knew it.
They knew it. They covered it up intentionally.

Speaker 3 I mean, if we don't have a line and we don't make examples out of people, look at what he's doing with the border. He's making examples out of people.
Don't come to the border, gang.

Speaker 3 Don't come because I'm going to track you down and I'll take you out and you're never coming back to America. Look at what happened.
The easy people are not going anymore.

Speaker 3 They're like, I don't want that. You've got to put a line in the sand.
The really bad

Speaker 3 criminals that think they're going to be a mastermind and I'm going to get away with it unless the Scooby-Doo van shows up, They're going to continue to do whatever it is. But you've stopped all.

Speaker 3 I think these people who have knowingly defrauded the government through the bureaucracy, if they were part of putting that stuff through, they knew what was going on, jail.

Speaker 5 Yeah,

Speaker 5 even if we don't know the names, I mean, I name Adam Schiff and James Comey because they were so blatant in their abuse of government that we could see it happening before our eyes.

Speaker 5 But anybody in the FBI who labeled traditional Catholics as domestic terrorists, who labeled parents who opposed critical race theory and transgender ideology in school as domestic terrorists, all of those people, you know who put together those memos.

Speaker 5 You can look at computer forensics to figure out who was involved in those projects. Those people should be prosecuted for that.

Speaker 3 Yeah, and not allowed to step down and we accept your resignation. No.

Speaker 5 Prosecuted. Prosecuted.

Speaker 3 You go to jail.

Speaker 5 And you mentioned Fauci. Even Joe Biden knew that Fauci was culpable for these crimes.

Speaker 5 That's why he got a pardon all the way back to 2014 when Fauci started breaking the law regarding gain of function research, which is of course what led to the creation of the COVID-19 virus in the Wuhan Institute of Virology.

Speaker 5 But we still have an option for what to do for Dr. Fauci.
States.

Speaker 5 Yeah, states attorneys general. I mean, this is something, or even local DAs, think about the strategy that the Democrats used against Trump.

Speaker 5 I don't think that Republicans should stoop to trying to indict people who are not guilty of a crime simply because they don't like them as politicians, which is what the Democrats did.

Speaker 5 No one's suggesting that. But there are many, many Democrat politicians who've committed egregious crimes.
Go after them.

Speaker 3 I think the world changes if you do. And, you know,

Speaker 3 we were talking about this last night. The biggest enemy that nobody's talking about is Europe.

Speaker 3 That whole big state, that whole European Union thing, they're still doing that corrupt big state WEF stuff. You don't think

Speaker 3 they're going to try to influence us? We were influencing their people. You don't think they're trying to do that here and trying to trap him and

Speaker 3 entangle him? Of course they are. Of course they are.
He's just got to do what he did last night.

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Speaker 3 But,

Speaker 3 you know, I can't

Speaker 3 stand the applause, standing away from Alexander.

Speaker 2 Format is not my favorite.

Speaker 3 It's not my favorite. But with this guy, maybe.

Speaker 2 I think you did maybe at this time because there was so much that happened.

Speaker 3 So much.

Speaker 2 Remember, he made a major speech six weeks ago about what he was going to do, and I still think it was necessary.

Speaker 3 Right. What he was going to do six weeks ago last night was what I just did.
It was like a review. Oh, it was amazing.

Speaker 2 I think it was helpful for a lot of people because not everyone, I think even in this business covering this on a daily basis, it's been really hard to keep up with.

Speaker 2 I can't even imagine if you have a real life

Speaker 2 trying to understand what's going on right now with all of this.

Speaker 3 That's what I thought of last night. I didn't see anything new there, but we live and breathe this all the time.
That's how I felt, too.

Speaker 3 I don't think the average person was looking for anything really new. I think they just wanted to know

Speaker 3 what are you doing?

Speaker 3 What's happened?

Speaker 2 There was a lot of guests in illustration via guests. And I will say, you know, it's not my favorite part of those speeches, though I do think some of them were really impactful.
I mean,

Speaker 2 the kid with cancer was just freaking. I love him.
I just love him.

Speaker 3 We have the mom on of the girl that

Speaker 3 there were so many last night.

Speaker 3 I think she's the one that was. you know, was volleyball hit in the head.
Oh, God, yeah.

Speaker 3 I think she's on in about a half an hour, I think. Yeah.

Speaker 2 Yeah. There's several of those.

Speaker 2 The two victims of the migrant crime, legal immigrant crime, I don't want to call it migrant crime, sorry about that. Illegal immigrant crime.

Speaker 2 Those both were, I mean, just the

Speaker 2 Blake and

Speaker 3 Riley's mother's face

Speaker 2 actually painted the picture of the crime just looking at her face. It was just soul-crushing.

Speaker 3 I know.

Speaker 2 I mean, it was a lot of really powerful moments. And I don't know, that's not what Trump's known for, right? He's known for Pocahontas, right? Yeah.
You know, calling people names, being funny.

Speaker 2 He hit some of those notes really well.

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Speaker 3 Hello, America. Last night was

Speaker 3 an epic rant from Donald Trump. It was the longest speech in history given by a president in front of Congress, at least one that any of us care about.

Speaker 3 We didn't go back and see if I'm sure there's somebody who's a president that we all wouldn't have liked if we were alive back in 1820. that was like, oh, the guy just wouldn't shut up.

Speaker 3 But as far as I know, longest in history.

Speaker 3 And there's some questions on what the hell are the Democrats thinking. I'm going to get into that here in just a second.

Speaker 3 Also, going to talk to our Washington correspondent who was there in the Capitol last night, Chris Bedford. Going to him in 60 seconds.
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Speaker 2 One developing story, Glenn, before you get to Chris, which is pretty impactful, actually.

Speaker 2 If you remember Sheila Jackson-Lee, she was replaced by Sylvester Turner, Democrat in Texas, who was just sworn into office a few weeks ago, right, in January for the first time,

Speaker 2 died last night. Oh, my God.

Speaker 2 We don't know the cause of it yet. Obviously, sad.
He was an older gentleman. I don't know.
But he was tweeting about the speech, you know, in the typical Democratic forum just about 12 hours ago.

Speaker 2 Him passing away, though, is obviously sad for the family

Speaker 3 and everything. Does our governor, I mean, just, I hate to make it about politics, but none of us really knew the guy.
I feel bad for the family, et cetera, et cetera. But does the governor-

Speaker 2 No,

Speaker 2 it wouldn't be an appointment, I don't think. They do go through a there's a special election that would come up.
Yeah.

Speaker 2 The issue, though, is with these majorities so slim, you know, losing a Democratic House member is really impactful. So if we hear anything about the cause of death and stuff, we'll let you know.

Speaker 3 Chris Bedford, Blaze Media, senior editor for politics, Washington correspondent for Blaze Media.

Speaker 3 The polls last night on Donald Trump, they're stunning.

Speaker 3 What do you think they mean, Chris?

Speaker 9 They're absolutely incredible. You see the CBS poll, YouGove poll, of people who watched, you saw 76%

Speaker 9 of people approving of the speech versus 23% disapproving. I don't recall having really seen those numbers.

Speaker 9 I was thinking this must be how a lot of Democrats felt after Barack Obama's first State of the Union, when he was widely popular.

Speaker 9 He spoke in a kind of a unifying language, even though that's not what he was doing. He copied Reagan in a lot of his speeches.

Speaker 9 But the difference between Donald Trump and early Barack Obama is Donald Trump is not a blank canvas that you can just paint your messianic visions onto. He's actually someone who's been president.

Speaker 9 He's someone who's doing things. He's well known to the American people.
They know what he's doing. And

Speaker 9 that speech last night was called divisive by CNN, called divisive by the Democrats, who made childish fools of themselves. But it clearly wasn't.

Speaker 9 A 76% in 2025 is what a more unified America looks like. And those are the themes that he played on, whether he was talking about immigration or crime or security or energy or business.

Speaker 9 Despite what the USAID-funded left-wing nonprofits say, these are actually popular issues in the United States. And this could be the beginning of a lasting coalition.
I have to tell you,

Speaker 3 it is going to further destroy the media because they're not going to change. They're just going to keep following the Democrats right down the drain.

Speaker 3 The Democrats, they don't get it yet. I'm glad they don't.

Speaker 3 But it is incredible to me that they can't see that the entire world is shifting.

Speaker 3 We may be leading the world, but if you look at what's happening in Europe with what the people are saying versus the WEF people,

Speaker 3 the world is changing and we're leading the way.

Speaker 9 It's kind of wild to see the shift. that we've had, the kind of shift towards a more revolutionary thinking American right versus a really

Speaker 9 stayed and old and aging American left that doesn't know what to do.

Speaker 9 The image of Al Green out there shaking his cane and yelling like an old man at the moon is looks more like it could be a Bob Dylan song, The Times Are Changing.

Speaker 9 I went to a concert down in the Florida, Georgia line the other day, and I heard for the first time in my life a moving rendition of This Land is Your Land, This Land is My Land.

Speaker 9 That was clearly from a pro-Trump perspective, not from the left-wing protest song.

Speaker 9 When the left has been in power and white knuckle gripping on these 80-year-olds to this power for essentially since President Barack Obama was elected because of the way they exercise their power to the deep state, and it's become extremely unpopular.

Speaker 9 They are the establishment. Everything is sweeping around outside of them.
And at the end of the day, they look like the old man swinging his cane and yelling until he gets escorted out.

Speaker 3 Last night, I, as a broadcaster, was hoping he was going to introduce second phase on things, et cetera, et cetera. There wasn't really anything new that happened last night.

Speaker 3 But as I thought about it, as I'm listening to him, I'm not the average person.

Speaker 3 We eat and breathe this every day. We know what he's done in the last six weeks, or at least, honestly, most of it.
We don't know even all of it because it's just moving too fast.

Speaker 3 And that made me realize. The average person, I think they needed to hear.
Six weeks later, this is what I promised you, and this is now what I've done, and we're only beginning.

Speaker 9 Exactly. I think that's right.
We in the news industry, we kind of crave novelty. We're addicted to the constantly changing things.
What's the next thing?

Speaker 9 But this is a president who's more established than you're usually going to get. He's already got his first four years in office.

Speaker 9 He spent four years in the wilderness coming up with exactly what he wanted to do. He laid it out.
all on the campaign trail. The more honest liberals will admit that.

Speaker 9 None of these things are a surprise. The American people voted for this.
And now when you have a speech with everybody tuning in, this very long kind of piece that we see here, he just lists it out.

Speaker 9 Here's what I'm doing. Here's what we've already accomplished.

Speaker 2 Here's what's coming next.

Speaker 9 And we follow it so closely, but a lot of people, I think, were probably hearing about it from his perspective for the first time.

Speaker 3 Chris, thank you very much. Chris Bedford, he is part of the Blaze.
He is our senior editor in Washington, D.C., our chief correspondent.

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Speaker 3 You know,

Speaker 3 there is part of what he is saying that I don't think people are seeing

Speaker 3 the brilliant. What? Did you need something? The brilliance.
I'm sorry, man. I'm really tired.
You move. And I'm like, what's Stu saying? He's panic.
I had like two hours. Yeah, I needed something.

Speaker 3 I have an itch. That was.
All right.

Speaker 3 So,

Speaker 3 you know, he is truly brilliant on how he's doing things. You may not even agree with him, but if you can't look at what he's doing and see the bigger picture, you're really missing out.

Speaker 3 You're really missing out. Last night, he talked about tariffs, and everybody's screaming about tariffs and the price of eggs.
Well, why are the eggs? I wish he would have said this.

Speaker 3 Why are eggs so expensive? Because we killed millions of chickens back in the fall. What happens when you kill millions of chickens? Chickens don't lay eggs.
That's why.

Speaker 3 That was our government saying you have to kill all of these chickens because of the bird flu. That's why the price of eggs is so high.
Okay. He can't lay eggs himself.
What is he going to do?

Speaker 3 You got to get more chickens and get them laying eggs. All right.

Speaker 3 What he was talking about last night, and I was so glad to hear him say, look, this is going to be painful for a while. We have a lot to repair.
But he is truly a revolutionary president.

Speaker 3 It's amazing.

Speaker 3 We're living at a time in an American revolution. He is, with the tariffs, he is rebuilding our industrial base.

Speaker 3 He's bringing back jobs that Barack Obama used to say, you know, people say, I'm going to bring back jobs. Well, how are you going to do that? Those jobs just aren't coming back.

Speaker 3 This is how you do it. This is how you do it.
Now, whether you like it or not, that's a different story, but this is the way you do it.

Speaker 3 When he was talking about Canada last night, he did talk about, hey, they got to do their stuff on the border, but also we need to rebuild our factories and bring things home here.

Speaker 3 So he's seeing that we need, and who, after COVID, have we all forgotten how you, for the very first time, went into a store and they said, we don't have any.

Speaker 3 I don't know when they're even going to be in stock. And you're like, this, am I in America? Never had that.
Why was it like that? Because we didn't have an industrial base here.

Speaker 3 The supply chain broke down. And when we were getting stuff from all over the world,

Speaker 3 you couldn't get stuff. And essential stuff is needed, like medicine.
We don't make it. China does.
So bringing back

Speaker 3 the jobs and the factories, becoming the AI leader. and dominate that field so it's in the hands of us over China.
Twice in the speech, he talked about the importance of rare earth minerals.

Speaker 3 Nobody knows what rare earth minerals are. If you like silicon, and I'm not talking the ones that, you know, are put into boob, I'm talking about the chips.

Speaker 3 Huge announcement just the other day, and the president talked about it. The people that control 90% of all of the supercomputer chips, all the chips we're going to need for AI, it's all in Taiwan.

Speaker 3 Now, you and I both know there's a clock ticking before China just goes and takes Taiwan. This company is now moving and making chips here in America.
They're building sterile labs.

Speaker 3 That's not something that you and I are like, hey, you know what? Let's make supercomputer chips.

Speaker 3 They're the only company that really does it, and they're moving some of their work here so they have a secondary base. That is huge.
China has locked in 70 to 90% of the rare earth minerals.

Speaker 3 Without them, we don't have those chips. We can't make them

Speaker 3 also

Speaker 3 the second time he mentioned rare earth minerals, Greenland.

Speaker 3 Greenland.

Speaker 3 Everybody makes fun of him for Greenland.

Speaker 3 I'm telling you, he sees, he rebuilt our nuclear arsenal. And if he's told me once, and told you once, he's told you a thousand times, nuclear war cannot be fought because no one wins.
Everybody dies.

Speaker 3 He is so against nuclear war, but he just rebuilt it his last term. And he has told me, and I'm sure he said it on TV to you,

Speaker 3 I rebuilt it. I know what it can do.
You don't want to know what it can do. We can never use this stuff.
Okay.

Speaker 3 That's why Greenland is so important. We have got to be able to control the poles.

Speaker 3 We have to be there controlling the poles. And they have

Speaker 3 rare earth minerals. So he's thinking ahead.
This isn't just him going, I want Greenland. I want to sow another star on our flag.
That's not what this is about.

Speaker 3 And

Speaker 3 I'm going to give him a way to really hit Greenland with this other than we're going to,

Speaker 3 you are going to be ours. Not probably the best approach,

Speaker 3 but I'll talk about that because there's a real way to approach Greenland. Last night, he also talked about the Panama Canal.

Speaker 3 We are back in charge of the Panama Canal. Nobody was even thinking of the Panama Canal.

Speaker 3 No president, nobody in Congress, no senator was like, you know, the Panama Canal, that's where we get all of our ships over to the

Speaker 3 Asian. part of the world.
You know, something happens, Hawaii, China, Japan. We got to get them from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean quickly.
And China was in complete control of the canal.

Speaker 3 He comes in and he says, Panama Canal. Everybody's like, what the hell are you talking about? Panama Canal? Why does he want that back? It's crucial strategically.

Speaker 3 That's where a lot of this genius is.

Speaker 3 He's not just saying,

Speaker 3 I need a billion trillion dollars for infrastructure. And then you don't even know what that means.
He's actually rebuilding the power structure of America.

Speaker 3 Now, when he talked about the Panama Canal, he did say, and a big American company bought it, bought the two ports, and they're buying many, many other things to secure the Panama Canal.

Speaker 3 There's a reason why he said it was a big American company and didn't say what company it was because the company that it that did it is BlackRock.

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Speaker 3 And we have the mom you saw, if you watch the president's speech, we have the mom, her name is January Little John. She was the guest of the president last night.

Speaker 3 What happened to her 13-year-old daughter is a tale I'm going to have her tell you.

Speaker 3 You've probably heard it before, but I want you to meet her as she gets back onto a plane to go home after the speech last night.

Speaker 3 You know, somebody on my staff said to me, Glenn, I don't understand what the Democrats are even doing.

Speaker 3 What are they doing?

Speaker 3 And Jason said, you know what? Maybe it's Sololinsky, Rules for Radicals.

Speaker 3 Maybe, maybe. Remember, the number one is pick a target, freeze it, personalize it, polarize it.
That's what they did to Donald Trump. Okay.

Speaker 3 Or the one that says, keep the pressure on. That's what they did to Donald Trump.
But those now have failed. He defeated those.
Why would you keep doing that?

Speaker 3 Well, the other thing in Rules of Radicals, it's all about disruption and unity in your disruption and push the enemy into a corner.

Speaker 3 You got to be unified on a message. Well, the Democrats have done that.
I want to just play something.

Speaker 3 This is yesterday, 22 Democrats released a video where they all were saying word for word exactly the same thing. When I win, I will immediately bring prices down starting on day one.

Speaker 3 And here are 22 of them reading the same script as if it was them.

Speaker 3 It wasn't.

Speaker 3 Their refusal to clap, even for things like peace in Ukraine or a dying boy's courage,

Speaker 3 could look like a calculated freeze-out.

Speaker 3 Don't give Trump an inch. Don't legitimize him.
Make him isolated. Make him the bad guy.
But Elizabeth Warren yelling yes

Speaker 3 when Donald Trump said, you want five more years of war? Yes.

Speaker 3 That's polarizing, except I think it polarizes you. I mean, it's straight from the script.
Force a stark us versus them line.

Speaker 3 But you don't want to be part of us if you're the one saying, yeah, I want more war.

Speaker 3 It doesn't work. Al Green, his outburst screaming over President Trump until the sergeant of arms dragged him out, feels to me like Alinsky's Keep the Pressure On, chaos as a weapon, rules be damned.

Speaker 3 But Americans are tired of all of that.

Speaker 3 Rules for Radicals is all about organizing the powerless to win power, not holding a congressional tantrum when you're clearly already in the minority because of your viewpoints. Alinski used to say,

Speaker 3 pragmatism, don't just yell, win.

Speaker 3 Last night, and really for the last six weeks, all they're doing is yelling. And the things they're standing up for,

Speaker 3 the American people are not for.

Speaker 3 Green's

Speaker 3 rejection and his ejection last night in the House,

Speaker 3 first

Speaker 3 in my memory,

Speaker 3 I looked it up. I can't find any, any,

Speaker 3 since the founding of our country, example of something like that.

Speaker 3 This is just mess.

Speaker 3 The optics fit for, I guess, a radical vibe, defiant, unyielding, rejecting norms, but It ain't working, Democrats. Let me say it like Donald Trump said last night.
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Speaker 3 Last night,

Speaker 3 it was pretty amazing.

Speaker 3 to see the people that were in the gallery. January Littlejohn is one of those people.

Speaker 3 When her 13-year-old daughter was captured by the idea that she was born in the wrong body instead of helping her learn to love who she was, her school decided to affirm her self-hate and said, you know what?

Speaker 3 You hate being a girl. You're a boy.
You know, that's better. You could be a boy.

Speaker 3 The school helped her change her pronouns, pick new bathrooms, even decide if she wanted to sleep with boys on overnight trips, all without parental consent.

Speaker 3 It's evil, predatory. And mom, January, took him to court to fight it.
Until now, moms like her were alone in the fight. And most of us, if you had a problem like this, you didn't know what to do.

Speaker 3 Not anymore. America is finally coming to her senses, Trump leading the way.
She was in the gallery last night. She's about to catch her plane back home in Florida, and she joins us now.

Speaker 3 January, welcome to the program.

Speaker 10 Thank you so much for having me, Glenn.

Speaker 3 You bet. You're a mental health counselor, right?

Speaker 3 Stay-at-home mom, and right. And you have mental health background.

Speaker 3 So

Speaker 3 you had to be shocked that people in the school, your own, people in your own field, just adopted this transgender ideology and ran with it like it was, of course that's what it is.

Speaker 3 Of course, this is all common knowledge.

Speaker 3 Were you as shocked as

Speaker 3 the rest of us were?

Speaker 10 Well, absolutely, Glenn. And you have to remember, I think America has short-term memories sometimes.
This was back in 2020. We did not know this was happening.

Speaker 10 I was volunteer of the year at the middle school where they socially transitioned my daughter.

Speaker 10 And so I had no idea that not only had my field, the school system, the medical field, even our judicial branch, I had no idea it had been infiltrated by this radical ideology.

Speaker 10 And to clarify something, at the time of the social transition plan that they did with my daughter, without our knowledge or consent, she was identifying as non-binary.

Speaker 10 And so her identity changed four times over two years. Oh, my God.

Speaker 10 These kids, like my daughter, they are confused and they are looking to the adults in their life to tell them the truth and help make sense of their confusion.

Speaker 3 How did you find out?

Speaker 3 How did you find out?

Speaker 10 My daughter told me. We have a very close relationship.
So my husband and I, we knew our daughter was struggling. But at that time, Abigail Schreier's book had not come out.

Speaker 10 So there was very little information about the social contagion that had been bubbling for a couple of years at that point.

Speaker 3 I am so concerned about what has been done to our medical schools,

Speaker 3 what's been done to medicine just in the last five years. It is, it's very frightening.

Speaker 3 You get the new doctors buying into all of this stuff, thinking like this, indoctrinated on this. You have a generation

Speaker 3 of doctors that are really dangerous. Can we change that?

Speaker 10 Yeah, that's exactly right. And that's why the work that do no harms is so important, what they're doing, because we have to re-educate.
We have to root this ideology out of our institutions.

Speaker 10 Because the bottom line is the U.S. is now an outlier in how we are treating this mental health issue.
This is a mental health issue, Glenn, that has been normalized, promoted, and even celebrated.

Speaker 10 My daughter was told she was brave, Glenn, and she wanted to cut her breast off at age 13. That is unfathomable what they were doing.

Speaker 10 And to be fair, it was very similar to when I used to treat clients with anorexia.

Speaker 10 There are so many parallels to the disassociation these girls feel and go through and the same type of disassociation with an eating disorder.

Speaker 10 It was heartbreaking and it felt like we were in the twilight zone because my husband and I were the only ones in our daughter's life trying to protect her from this irreversible medical pathway that this school put her on.

Speaker 3 So what was it that, because like when people had anorexia, when that was a really big thing, immediately everybody was like, it's the magazines, it's the TV shows, it's the, you know, the images that we're showing girls that is, that's unreasonable.

Speaker 3 And so there was something that caused that. This time, they just said, no, it's normal to feel that way.
When it was never normal to feel that way, it's normal to feel that way. And let's go.

Speaker 3 What was the force behind that? How did that happen?

Speaker 10 Yeah, Glenn, you know, a lot of people think that this came out of the blue. That is just not the case.
Dr.

Speaker 10 Ryan Anderson was trying to sound the alarm back in 2018 for his book that was canceled when Harry Became Sally. And he lays out how exactly this ideology infiltrated our institutions.

Speaker 10 But what you have to remember is when I was trained as a mental health profession, this was seen as a mental health issue.

Speaker 9 It was extraordinarily rare.

Speaker 10 And this notion of people having a, quote, gender identity that is separate from their sex, that they choose to be a boy, girl, neither or both, which is what is being taught to our children now, that was non-existent.

Speaker 10 So this has all been laid out for our children.

Speaker 10 They are creating confusion where no previous confusion were to have occurred. And this is not happening organically.

Speaker 10 So again, we have to inoculate our children from this insidious ideology and the lies of gender identity itself.

Speaker 3 You know, doctors will say, experts will say, if your child comes home and says that, just embrace it because they're going to kill themselves if they don't, which is just... the scariest thing.

Speaker 3 And as parents who never dealt with anything like this before, we just don't know what to do. We accept love on our children and make sure we have a relationship where they're talking to us.

Speaker 3 What do you do as a parent?

Speaker 10 Well, first and foremost, you have to understand that that is a lie. There is no evidence.
Even WPATH doctors admit there is no evidence.

Speaker 10 Chase Stranglio admitted in front of the Supreme Court in the Skim Ready oral hearing, there is no evidence these children will commit suicide if not immediately affirmed or socially or medically transition.

Speaker 10 In fact, the research shows, Glenn, that the vast majority of these kids will desist just like my daughter did.

Speaker 10 They will come to feel comfortable in the body they were born in if you do not socially or medically transition them.

Speaker 10 Again, this is a mental health issue, and it is unbelievable that doctors were cutting the breast off of girls as young as 12 years old in our country and sterilizing children, many of whom had co-recurring significant mental health issues, including autism.

Speaker 3 I will tell you that Trump has signed an executive order saying there are only two genders.

Speaker 3 Never thought that was necessary. But he said something last night that only half of the people applauded for.
Democrats didn't applaud for this at all, which,

Speaker 3 you know, go back five years, and that would have been insane

Speaker 3 to not applaud. But look at how different we are just because of his election.
Listen to what he said last night.

Speaker 6 And our message to every child in America is that you are perfect exactly the way God made you.

Speaker 3 What did that feel like to you when the president said that?

Speaker 10 It felt incredible. It felt like reality and sanity are returning to our great nation.

Speaker 10 And I am just so incredibly grateful to President Trump and his administration for the steps that they are taking.

Speaker 10 But we know these executive orders alone are a great start, but will not end this war on our children.

Speaker 3 Were you surprised when you got the call from the White House? How did that happen?

Speaker 3 How do you get invited to that?

Speaker 10 I was very surprised, Glenn. I am a stay-at-home mom.
I literally went from being a door holder, just like I do every week, to getting on a plane to Washington, D.C. and heading to the White House.

Speaker 10 It still feels a bit surreal.

Speaker 10 And, you know, to be honest, as exciting as it was, I was standing there not just on behalf of what my family went through, but on behalf of all families and the irreversible harm harm they have experienced because of this insidious ideology.

Speaker 10 So I felt the weight and the gravity because I still get calls weekly from parents waking up to this nightmare whose children have been captured weekly.

Speaker 10 And I'm sure you're aware, Glenn, we have states now that are taking children from loving parents

Speaker 10 simply because they will not affirm this lie. So we are still in crisis in this country.
And President Trump and their administration are taking incredible steps, but we have much work to be done.

Speaker 3 Do you have any faith that Congress will codify any of this?

Speaker 3 I mean, he's talking about criminalizing sex change operations on children, which, again, is insane that you would have to do that, but we do.

Speaker 3 But the more insane thing is, I think that may not pass because of, you know, some people in Congress.

Speaker 3 I would hope it would get every Republican vote, but it would probably not get a single Democrat vote. Is that going to happen? Do you think?

Speaker 10 Well, if you saw the vote the other day, not one Democrat voted to protect girls' sports. That is unacceptable.

Speaker 10 So what I think needs to happen is we have lawsuits that are working their way through the court system. And unfortunately, these things take time.

Speaker 10 My lawsuit against the school district is still in litigation. We're in the appeals phase.
But what I think needs to happen is we need to get down to the merits.

Speaker 10 of these interventions themselves because even scrimmeti at the Supreme Court is really just about states' rights and do they have a constitutional right to restrict these interventions on children.

Speaker 10 We have to get to where we are arguing the actual merits of these interventions. And we know from evidence and systematic reviews that the risks far outweigh the benefits.

Speaker 10 Not that we need evidence to tell us that sterilizing children before they have the ability and maturity to consent to this is a bad idea.

Speaker 3 You know,

Speaker 3 I'm sorry, I hate to bring this up again, but I'm fascinated when a regular person, because I felt this the first time I went to the White House and every time I go to the White House,

Speaker 3 it's a surreal experience.

Speaker 3 When you got to Washington, they take you to the White House, do you all, the people in the gallery that were invited, do you all meet? And is it the first lady that welcomes you?

Speaker 3 What happens?

Speaker 10 So we did, and I'm sure you saw last night, there was such a diverse

Speaker 10 amount of people from all walks of life, Lynn, and it was really incredible. And many of them had truly tragic stories.

Speaker 10 But I truly truly feel that God is using their pain for purpose, just like God did for my family. And it was a really amazing experience.

Speaker 10 You know, that little boy DJ that the Democrats just were so ugly about, that little boy brought so much joy, and he hugged every single person he encountered.

Speaker 10 That is what the American spirit is about. His father could not have been more proud.
And for the Democrats to say that that was somehow negative is just ridiculous.

Speaker 10 All they're doing is playing politics. It was a beautiful evening, and I was so proud to be there.

Speaker 3 Mrs. Trump, the first lady,

Speaker 3 she plays a role in

Speaker 3 turning this around, doesn't she?

Speaker 3 Isn't she involved in this?

Speaker 10 Well, both her and the second lady, you know, I had a chance to sit near both of them last night. That was an extraordinary honor.
I'd never thought I would have.

Speaker 10 And they were so kind down to earth, and you can just tell they love their families.

Speaker 10 This administration is all about restoring the American family, putting a family first agenda, and I could not be more happy and proud to be a part of that.

Speaker 3 You know, we all have our role to play, and some people, it's a bigger role than others, but everybody has a role to play.

Speaker 3 We're all born for a reason, and we were born perfect with everything that we need

Speaker 3 from God to be able to accomplish those things. But it takes courage to stand up.
And

Speaker 3 I can't thank you enough, January, for the courage that you and your family have shown and the grace that you have shown to stand up and change the world. Thank you, January.

Speaker 10 Well, thank you, Glenn. If I could just say for any parents struggling with this issue, please go to our parent resource page at donoharmmedicine.org.
You are not alone and there is hope.

Speaker 10 You can parent your child on the other side of this confusion.

Speaker 3 God bless you. God bless you.

Speaker 3 They represent physicians, nurses, medical students, patients, policymakers, everybody, anybody that can focus, keep them focused on keeping identity politics out of our medical education, our research, and our clinical practice and out of our schools.

Speaker 3 It's donoharmmedicine.org, and you can follow at January Do No Harm. Follow January on X at January Do No Harm.
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Speaker 3 He's worked for the president. He's disagreed with the president.
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Speaker 3 I don't like them. I don't think Stephen does either.
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Speaker 3 The tariffs with Canada and Mexico, it's going to start hurting us because they slapped more tariffs on us. We're in kind of a little trade war now.
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Speaker 3 He talked about the farmers, which I want to get into with Stephen. But he also, and I don't know if anybody really heard this, it's going to be tough.
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Speaker 3 Stephen Moore, my dear friend, how are you, sir?

Speaker 9 Hi, Glenn. Never better.

Speaker 3 Stop smiling.

Speaker 9 After that speech last night, and I've lived through a lot of,

Speaker 9 well, that wasn't really technically a State of the Union speech, but it was very much like one. And that was one of the superb speech.

Speaker 9 I think everybody's talking about the rude and obnoxious behavior of the Democrats. What a party that's become.

Speaker 9 I mean, when you and I first met, what, 30 years ago, I mean, there were a lot of centrist, common sense Democrats.

Speaker 3 I was good friends with Joe Lieber.

Speaker 9 Oh, yeah. I mean,

Speaker 9 those people are.

Speaker 9 I'd be embarrassed to be part of that party. I mean,

Speaker 9 even when he said things that were not political, you know, that were just pro-America, they just sat on their hands. And I don't know.
I was really so disappointed by that.

Speaker 9 But otherwise, what a great night. You saw the CBS poll, 76% approved of that speech.
Powerful.

Speaker 9 And it was powerful. And so, look, the guy's on a roll.
I've worked with them now for eight years.

Speaker 9 You know, you asked me about the tariffs, and I kind of feel like, who am I to even second-guess this guy?

Speaker 3 Right. That's the way I feel.
That is honestly how I feel. I have my opinion.
He has such a strong opinion on tariffs. And I think he's earned the right for people like me to say, you know what?

Speaker 3 Try it. Just try it.
Because when he's trying things, they usually work.

Speaker 3 Is this one going to?

Speaker 9 Yeah, no question. By the way, I told Judge a little bit.
There's no noise in the background. I'm at the airport, but I really wanted to come on your show.
So that's right.

Speaker 9 I mean, I kind of, and like, it's really funny when I see Trump, you know, every couple months. I don't work for him now, but he is every once in a while seeks my advice.

Speaker 9 And every time he sees, yeah, Steve Moore's a great economist, but he doesn't agree with mad tariffs. I know.

Speaker 3 He says that to me, too.

Speaker 9 No, surprise, I know. But look, there's three kind of tariffs here.

Speaker 9 There's the kind of tariffs that are what you might call protectionist tariffs for like the steel industry, the aluminum industry, this industry, that industry, the chips. I don't like those.

Speaker 9 I don't think they work. I think that

Speaker 9 we tried the steel and aluminum tariffs in the first term. And look, Trump's heart is in the right place.
He wants to help save these steel jobs, et cetera.

Speaker 9 The problem we found out from those, Glenn, and we have pretty good evidence of this, we did save about 3,000 steel jobs, but we lost

Speaker 9 20,000 manufacturing jobs because the steel became more expensive with the tariff. So in other words, it was kind of counterproductive.
And I don't think those really work.

Speaker 9 Now, the... The one country that I think we all as Americans can agree on needs to be hit with tariffs is China.

Speaker 9 They are an enemy. They're like China.
I mean, they're like Japan circa 1936. You know, by the way, you know, you know this.
We sold to Japan in the 1930s the steel that they used to for their bombs.

Speaker 9 So let's not make that mistake.

Speaker 3 Right.

Speaker 9 And, you know, with respect to Canada and Mexico, that's where I'm a little uneasy because Canada and Mexico are critically important allies to the United States.

Speaker 9 I mean, when you think about it all across the globe, we have to we have to Canada and Mexico are critical to us. We want to make sure Mexico doesn't go the way of Cuba.

Speaker 9 And the Canadians, you know, sometimes they drub us the wrong way, but they're good people. By the way, you're not Canadian, are you?

Speaker 3 No, no, no. God forbid.
Stephen, I'm hurt by that question.

Speaker 3 Let me ask you because I want to know what is.

Speaker 9 It's funny I ask that because I have a lot of friends who are Canadians, you know, and they're in the United States.

Speaker 9 It's almost like it's one big country, and maybe at the end of Trump's presidency, we won't be one big country.

Speaker 3 I feel bad for you that you have so many friends from Canada. Anyway,

Speaker 3 the thing I want to know from you is what

Speaker 3 is there something that he is trying to get? Like the reciprocal tariffs, I love. I just love those.

Speaker 3 And he was trying to get them to be stronger on the border for Canada and Mexico. And I didn't have a problem with that.

Speaker 3 He says they aren't doing enough of it. I'd kind of like to know, is there a lie? Is there something he says, that's enough.

Speaker 3 Is he trying to rebuild our industrial base and try to convince these companies that are building in Mexico or Canada to build in the United States?

Speaker 3 What is he doing? What does he want?

Speaker 9 So, yeah, so you and I think alike on this. So

Speaker 9 here's the thing. I want to make sure people understand this loud and clear.
And I think a lot of the

Speaker 9 foreign countries don't quite completely get this. There's only one country that really matters today, and that's the United States.

Speaker 9 I mean, we are the hub of the world economy, and every other country is a spoke. So that gives us, and I've learned a lot from Trump just being around him.
He is, Glenn,

Speaker 9 the single greatest negotiator I've ever met. Oh, yeah.
I mean, I think the guy's a genius.

Speaker 9 He's a genius in that regard. And that's how he got rich.
He's an incredible. And if you read his book, and that was written, what, 30 or 40 years ago, but it still is relevant today.

Speaker 9 It's called The Art of the Deal.

Speaker 9 And one of the things I learned from reading that book is if I'm negotiating with you, Glenn, if we're negotiating a contract or something, and I have leverage over you, I'm going to probably win that.

Speaker 9 I'm going to probably win that negotiation, right? Correct. So leverage is everything when you're negotiating.
Well, guess what country has the most leverage in the world?

Speaker 3 We do. We do.

Speaker 9 And, you know, do you think Joe Biden ever used our leverage? No. Hell no.

Speaker 3 I don't even think that other presidents on our side used the leverage that they should have.

Speaker 9 Yeah. And so what that means is that let's say, let's take China as an example.

Speaker 9 I believe as a free trader that when we have free trade with China, we generally both, you know, they bring in a lot of cheap stuff and that, you know, that's good for American consumers and we sell them things.

Speaker 9 But they're not playing by the rules. They cheat, they steal, they are predatory

Speaker 9 and they're dangerous. So we can say to them, look,

Speaker 9 you're going to do X, Y, and Z, or we're going to slap you with a 30% tariff. Now they could say, well, we're going to slap you, but they can't do that.

Speaker 9 They can't win a tit-for-tat war with us because if we can't trade with them, it would hurt us. If they can't trade with us, they go into Great Depression.

Speaker 9 And Trump understands that. And that's why he's so effective at using these threats of terror.
Same thing with Mexico. And I look, I love the Mexicans.
I'm pro of Mexico.

Speaker 9 But the Mexicans have to trade with the United States. They must.
And so Trump is saying, if you want to have that access to the biggest consumer market in the world, you are going to help on

Speaker 9 the fentanyl crisis. You're going to help on the border.
You're going to do the other things that they should do anyway.

Speaker 3 last night in the speech he talked about farmers and he spent a lot of time on farmers um for for that speech um

Speaker 3 he said look it's going to get harder on farmers before it gets easier but trust me just stay with me it will get better but you know he was saying you're gonna you know you're gonna have to plant baby plant uh and i'm i'm not sure that

Speaker 3 farming works like that that fast. I mean, you're now talking about it and, you know, we're in, what, March?

Speaker 3 Planting season is coming very soon. And to say, oh, we're going to lose, you know, all that money from China on soybeans.
What do I plant? I mean, can the farmers turn that around that fast?

Speaker 9 I'm not an expert on the agriculture industry, but I will say this, that, you know, he wants us to be dominant in energy. Incidentally, we should also be,

Speaker 9 we can and should be dominant in minerals. You know, we just did a study of Evelyn's prosperity.

Speaker 9 You know what country in the world has the most minerals?

Speaker 3 Probably us.

Speaker 9 We the bad bar.

Speaker 9 We've got the mountains of Dakota. We've got Utah.
We've got Colorado.

Speaker 3 Well, we can't get them.

Speaker 9 I know. You know why? For the last 20 years,

Speaker 9 the radical environmentalists have not allowed us to mine. And that's why I'm a little frustrated, even with Trump a little bit.
We said, well, we got to get these precious minerals from Ukraine.

Speaker 9 Well, in the short term, he's right. But let's, why would we do that when we have them in Montana?

Speaker 3 Right.

Speaker 9 Why wouldn't we just go, and why do we have to be dependent on

Speaker 9 China, Russia, and Ukraine for our minerals?

Speaker 9 And we should become more self-sufficient.

Speaker 9 We should not just do that's I was thinking about when you said, you know, plant, baby, plant, because we are going to drill, baby, drill, and we should mine, baby, mine.

Speaker 9 We should use, there is no country in the world that has more abundant resources, Glenn, than we do. You know that.
We've talked about this for 25 years, you and I.

Speaker 3 He is fascinating to me. I don't know if people really understand

Speaker 3 how much he understands the singularity

Speaker 3 and

Speaker 3 what is coming

Speaker 3 the super AI, artificial super intelligence. Oh, right.

Speaker 3 And how close we are to that and how important that is.

Speaker 3 You know, all this talk about rare earth minerals, et cetera, et cetera, bringing in the Taiwan company to make those super chips here in America, that is absolutely incredible, needed, and they're the right people to do it.

Speaker 3 I think he's going to, I don't think people really truly understand how strategic he is and how he is looking to build the America for tomorrow.

Speaker 9 Well said. And, you know, it's funny because people ask me all the time, you know, how are Reagan and Trump different and how are they the same?

Speaker 9 Because I did have the opportunity at the very tail end of the Reagan administration to meet Ronald Reagan. I'm very proud of that, by the way.

Speaker 9 I want them to put on my tombstone glass that I work with Ronald Reagan and Donald Trump, the two greatest presidents of modern time. Anyway,

Speaker 9 here's one thing. Think about this, Glenn.
Here's what I find really remarkably similar about Trump and Reagan. Well, there's two things.
One is they both love people. They just love people.

Speaker 9 Trump and Reagan both. Second thing, and this is even more important.
Both of them were always, always underestimated by their political opponents. And you remember Reagan?

Speaker 9 Oh, they laughed when Reagan ran for president. He's a great reactor from Hollywood.
He can't be president.

Speaker 3 Yeah.

Speaker 9 And same thing with Trump. They still think he's stupid.
He's not stupid.

Speaker 3 The guy is brilliant. He is.

Speaker 9 And so I agree with that. I mean, look, sometimes he does things that I think are dumb.

Speaker 9 And I do think a screw came loose a little bit after the 2020 election, where for about six months there, you know,

Speaker 9 I didn't like his behavior, but he's back on his A-game. And

Speaker 9 it is something to behold. And I have never been more, seriously, since the election day and since inauguration, I haven't been able to stop smiling.

Speaker 3 That's true.

Speaker 2 Stephen, let's get into the really salacious content here and talk about washing machine tariffs.

Speaker 2 This is an interesting example, I think,

Speaker 2 of the tariff strategy here, right? They put on a 20% tariff back in, was it 2017, 2018 on incoming washing machines?

Speaker 2 It seems to correct me if I'm wrong on the understanding of this, but basically prices almost immediately went up by 20%, which is kind of what you'd expect.

Speaker 2 However, there was a laudable goal in mind, which was to bring jobs back to America.

Speaker 2 It does seem like a lot of studies show about 1,800 jobs in the washing machine industry were created by Samsung and other companies that moved business here.

Speaker 2 However, at a cost of $1.5 billion to consumers annually, that's a cost of $800,000 per job. And

Speaker 2 isn't this really consistent through the literature on tariffs? This is kind of what plays out.

Speaker 9 Yeah. So one of the reasons, there's two reasons.

Speaker 9 Let me back up because this is very simple. And this is really fundamental to economics.

Speaker 9 If,

Speaker 9 Glenn, you and I trade together.

Speaker 9 You know, you trade something to me and I trade something to you. We are both by definition better off, right?

Speaker 9 That's why trade is, you know, if we all just made everything, we, okay.

Speaker 3 That's why civilization is important.

Speaker 6 Exactly. Thank you.

Speaker 9 So this goes back to not way even before Milton Friedman was one of my greatest, my favorite economists, but Adam Smith.

Speaker 9 And Adam Smith in his great book, The Wealth of Nations, talked about this idea of comparative advantage. And I'm going to keep this really simple, okay?

Speaker 9 So

Speaker 9 Brazil and Colombia have great coffee beans, right? The best coffee beans in the world. We have the best microchips.

Speaker 9 So it makes sense that we would buy our coffee beans from Brazil and we would sell them microchips. You see what I'm saying? Yeah.
Yeah. And so

Speaker 9 that's why trade is so important.

Speaker 9 I mean, if Art Laffer, another one of my mentors were on, he'd say, you know, free trade is one of the pillars of prosperity when the freedom to trade makes everybody better off.

Speaker 9 But all Trump is saying was

Speaker 9 we want a level playing field here. We're the lowest tariff country.
Did you know that, Glenn?

Speaker 3 I didn't know that. But I would assume that we should be.
We should be. But I've never thought of it as, look, what you charge us, we'll charge you.

Speaker 3 That way, it is, again, free trade, just with the tariffs, but that's caused by you. You get rid of them, I get rid of them.
Yep.

Speaker 9 And I think in the end of the day, and this is my, you know, why I say my prayers at night, I hope this is the way it turns out.

Speaker 9 After two or three years of this Trump administration, I believe we will move more towards freer and fairer trade.

Speaker 3 I hope so. Stephen, thank you very much.
Appreciate it. From the Committee to Unleash Prosperity, he's the co-founder.
You can find him at committee to unleashprosperity.com.

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Speaker 3 So I'm getting right at right after the show,

Speaker 3 I'm getting to go and interview Kid Rock, which I am like,

Speaker 3 I'm like in full-fledged panic.

Speaker 3 You should be. Yeah.

Speaker 2 I'm in full-fledged panic. You're not cool enough to talk to Kid Rock.

Speaker 3 Exactly.

Speaker 3 I feel, and this is true. I feel like I'm back in, I don't know, grade school going to the lunchroom

Speaker 3 and I'm about to be beat up. I mean, I just, you know what I mean? I just, I feel like this is.

Speaker 3 And I would say physical violence is possible. It's possible.
It is possible.

Speaker 2 He could be so annoyed with with you that you get punched in the face. I think that's possible.

Speaker 3 So please tweet, you know, questions that I should ask kid that don't get me beat up at the end, please, because I'm just not cool enough. I've never been cool.

Speaker 3 I don't know how to be around cool people. I've never been around cool people.

Speaker 2 It's very true. That's your entire life has been that long statement.

Speaker 3 And oddly,

Speaker 3 you'd like to point out that

Speaker 3 you are around me

Speaker 3 almost your entire life. It's very fair.

Speaker 2 But what I was going to say is that you actually have found yourself in a lot of positions to be in the same room as cool people. Your career

Speaker 2 has put you in that position many, many times. Early on with a lot of like big music stars and things of that nature.

Speaker 2 I mean, later on, you've had many bizarre interactions with big sports figures and actors and

Speaker 2 all sorts of really

Speaker 3 people that you're never going to hang out with you. I never fit in.
No, no, it's always awkward.

Speaker 2 I didn't say, I just said there's it's like I like the idea that this sort of torture occurs pretty regularly for you.

Speaker 3 I got to tell you, I don't know who I met, but I think he was a maybe an Eagles player. Is there a big yes, they're big.
Some of them are awesome.

Speaker 3 No, is there a big Eagles player that is a big fan outspoken of Donald Trump or Donald Trump?

Speaker 2 Definitely could be.

Speaker 3 Yes. Okay, I don't know.
He was somebody, but I don't know. He was a big deal, and everybody was like, you know who that is? I'm like, nope.

Speaker 3 But I had, you know, everybody was like, he's over talking to glenn that what is happening and uh what was happening was he said can i put on the darth vader helmet and i'm like

Speaker 3 no

Speaker 3 you can't he's like i'm just gonna put it on real quick

Speaker 3 no you can't

Speaker 3 i was about to be beaten up right again in the lunchroom the more of these times they'll come through this is glenn beck

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Speaker 3 This is an amazing piece of audio that we're going to get to on tomorrow's program.

Speaker 3 But last night, Cut 11 with President Trump, his opening statement, President Trump said some amazing things that felt really good to hear.

Speaker 6 My administration is also working on a gigantic natural gas pipeline in Alaska, among the largest in the world, where Japan, South Korea, and other nations want to be our partner with investments of trillions

Speaker 3 and trillions of dollars. I don't know why we stopped that.
Anyway,

Speaker 3 sorry, we've got some issues

Speaker 3 in technical.

Speaker 3 Please stand by. Anyway, he came out and he said, it's unbelievable.

Speaker 3 America is back.

Speaker 3 And it just felt that way.

Speaker 3 Seems like the audience thought that too.

Speaker 2 I mean, the polls, everyone's, I think every guest on the show has mentioned the CBS poll today, 76% of the people.

Speaker 3 Because it's really so

Speaker 3 satisfying.

Speaker 2 Yeah. I mean, I will say, usually, those polls typically don't work well for Republicans.
Like, you know, who won the debate?

Speaker 2 It's almost always Democrats, even when it's obvious Republicans won the debate.

Speaker 2 That was one of the reasons you knew Trump won the debate against Biden so easily because the polling actually showed he won it.

Speaker 2 Like, even when, you know, if it's if a Republican wins, it still usually shows that Democrats win those polls. It's kind of the same feeling I have with this one.

Speaker 2 And part of it, I think there's several factors. Can I let me run these by you real quick, Glenn, on this? So one

Speaker 2 is

Speaker 2 one of the first things people saw in that speech was Al Green

Speaker 2 disrupting it.

Speaker 3 And people hate that.

Speaker 2 Yes, the hardcore super AOC fans will like it. And Al Green will get lots of donations because of his quote-unquote bravery, standing up, resistance, blah, blah, blah.
It will work for Al Green.

Speaker 2 But the incentives here are screwed up because it works against his party and it works for Donald Trump as well. It does.

Speaker 2 And so I think part of the reason is a lot of people probably watched the first 15 minutes of the speech and that's it. And they saw that and they were annoyed by him.
So I think that's.

Speaker 3 And they were annoyed. They're like, oh, it's the same crap.

Speaker 2 Just let it go. Come on.
I want to hear what he's saying. I know.
You're You're wasting my time, right?

Speaker 3 I feel that way on applause. Yeah.

Speaker 3 I hate the applause. I'd rather have the cut version with all the applause out because I get it.
I get it. I get it.
Just please.

Speaker 3 I just want somebody to say, ladies and gentlemen, the President of the United States, please save your applause till the end. Yeah.
You know, I just

Speaker 2 would like the first line of that speech to be from the president being like, look, I got a lot to get through. Please don't applause.
No, no applause. No applause.
But I mean, you know, it's hard.

Speaker 3 It's a trapping of that thing.

Speaker 2 Secondarily, another

Speaker 2 people are speculating,

Speaker 2 you know, just like when we don't really want to watch the Biden State of the Union, maybe a lot of Democrats just didn't tune in. So the people, the group watching it, were more Republican.

Speaker 2 Now, CBS did this poll. They should be correcting for that.

Speaker 2 You know, I have not gone through their methodology of that poll, but that shouldn't be the factor.

Speaker 2 If it is the factor, it's a really sloppy job by CBS. The other thing, though, I think, is what you're getting at.
In that, number one, it was pretty optimistic.

Speaker 2 It wasn't the American Carnage speech from 2017.

Speaker 2 It was a really optimistic speech.

Speaker 2 As much as we, I think, as

Speaker 2 jaded media members get a little tired of like, oh, here's 19 people in the audience. We're going to tell their stories.
I do think that connects with people.

Speaker 2 A lot of those stories were really compelling,

Speaker 2 terrible, and

Speaker 3 grandparents.

Speaker 2 At the same time, yeah. So

Speaker 2 I think he did a good job, which was part of it.

Speaker 2 And also, like, I think the Democratic opposition, as it usually does, backfired.

Speaker 3 So

Speaker 3 in a big way, because this is one of the things that they're saying, that's what Al Green was talking about. He's like, you know, he didn't have a mandate.

Speaker 3 That's what he was shouting from the floor, in case you didn't hear, because I didn't know, nor did I care what he was saying.

Speaker 3 You don't have a mandate, and I've got my cane, and I'm going to scream at the moon in a minute.

Speaker 3 But he said, you know, you don't have a mandate. This is something that the left is

Speaker 3 trying out, that there was no mandate. Listen to Stephen A.
Smith as he schools the view on the mandate thing.

Speaker 12 And he's been going around with his cronies touting his so-called

Speaker 12 landslide and blowout win. But he won the popular vote by 1.5%,

Speaker 12 one of the smallest ever. And he won the general election by less than 50%.
So what kind of mandate is this really?

Speaker 13 Oh, it is a mandate, and I'm going to explain why. And I don't mind the question, but let me be very clear.
I'm no supporter of Trump. I'm a supporter of truth and the facts.
And here's the facts.

Speaker 13 The man won every swing state. He increased in terms of his voter turnout in his favor from the standpoint of blacks, Latinos, and young voters.
He increased his numbers in that regard from 2020.

Speaker 13 89% of the counties shifted to the right. That's a mandate.
We can sit up there and play around all we want to. In 2020,

Speaker 13 Trump didn't win the popular vote. He didn't win the electoral college vote.
A matter of fact, the Republicans had won the popular vote, if I remember correctly, since 2004. But they did this year.

Speaker 13 So 20 years after they last won a popular vote, they won the popular vote. They won the electoral college vote.
The man won every swing state. And on top of it, all 89% of the counties shifted gifts.

Speaker 13 I don't understand how people can look at that and say, there's no mandate.

Speaker 12 There's a mandate. Well, it's a different definition of a mandate, I guess.

Speaker 3 Well, it's my definition of a mandate. You know, you you got to go with my definition.
We're the view. We make up our own definitions for words.

Speaker 2 I mean, I think two things can be true on this, too. I think you can recognize that it was a relatively close election.

Speaker 2 It wasn't Reagan versus Mondale. That's not what it was.
But it can still be a mandate.

Speaker 3 You know what?

Speaker 2 He did shift all these demographic groups. He did, I think.
If I remember correctly, every single state shifted toward him.

Speaker 2 Now, that doesn't mean he won all the states, obviously, but the states shifted toward

Speaker 2 Republicans. So, you know, like that's a big movement.
I think, I think a mandate is fair in this context. He did win every swing state.

Speaker 2 Again, those swing states weren't blowouts, it wasn't a 12-point victory in Michigan.

Speaker 3 89% of the counties moved his way. And look,

Speaker 3 this is, you have to add one thing to this, and that is that's after an eight-year period of everyone with any kind of voice or power saying he's a criminal, he's a sex abuser, whatever they could come up.

Speaker 3 That's all they said about him. And his support grows.

Speaker 3 Can you imagine if they would have just treated him like they treated Ronald Reagan, which they treated Ronald Reagan poorly? You know, he's stupid. He doesn't get it.
He's old, blah, blah, blah.

Speaker 3 But they never did this. Nobody's ever gone through this.
For that to move and him to grow and him to have the whole thing just kind of switch over, win the popular vote, win the Electoral College.

Speaker 3 That is a mandate.

Speaker 2 I think that's totally fair. You know, I think if you look at it, I mean, I think Biden won in 2020 in the popular vote by something like four, four and a half percent, something like that.

Speaker 2 And it moved to 1.5% towards Trump.

Speaker 3 It's a six-point move.

Speaker 2 And in the American, the current American system, which is pretty polarized when it comes to party, that is a massive shift. That is not a tiny little thing.

Speaker 2 And I think that, you know, I think that totally qualifies as a mandate. That doesn't mean it wasn't a close election.
Again, like Trump had to win one of those blue wall states.

Speaker 2 The biggest blowout of those blue wall states was 2%.

Speaker 2 I mean, we could have been stuck with Kamala Harris right now. That is not crazy.
It was close. That being said, what he's done here, and I think how the way he did it, which was, as Stephen A.

Speaker 2 Smith points out, moving a lot of demographic groups that don't normally even consider Republicans as part of that large move toward him. I mean, I think it'd be silly to just deny it.

Speaker 2 They want to do that because they want to deny that anything happening is supported by anyone other than evil Nazis. Yes.
But that's not the reality.

Speaker 3 And it's not even Donald Trump. You know, you could say that some of that movement came because the Democrats are so out of step with reality.
Yeah, I think that's a big part of it.

Speaker 3 People are like, I can't vote for the other side.

Speaker 2 I think that's a huge part.

Speaker 3 I think that's huge.

Speaker 2 And remember, we're talking about

Speaker 3 just doubling down on it again.

Speaker 2 And we're talking about an election where we have, what, a two-seat majority, now two and a half-seat majority in Congress. You know, it is, it's close, relatively close in the Senate.

Speaker 2 This is, you know, we are in a very divided time in government. And I don't mean that, like, as far as, you know,

Speaker 3 everyone's...

Speaker 2 polarized. I mean like it's close.

Speaker 2 We are in a close period. And that's kind of one of the things that's been remarkable about this first six weeks.

Speaker 2 He's been able to get through a lot, maintain his popularity generally, even though we're in a situation that's that divided.

Speaker 2 And that's kind of one of the most impressive parts of the first six weeks.

Speaker 3 Let me show you again

Speaker 3 one of the reasons why I think he was so effective last night. He's not

Speaker 3 He's he's not vengeful. He's not making enemies lists.
He's not doing anything like that. He's just speaking the truth.
Listen to this where he's talking about Joe Biden.

Speaker 6 And we have ended weaponized government where, as an example, a sitting president is allowed to viciously prosecute his political opponent like me.

Speaker 6 How did that work out?

Speaker 6 Not too good.

Speaker 6 Not too good.

Speaker 3 That's fantastic. Fantastic.

Speaker 3 The other thing I think

Speaker 3 was so good, and I want to to play both of these. On my sheet, it's cut 24.
Trump lays out some of the waste Doge has discovered.

Speaker 3 I want to play this because I think the guy could be a comedian and a really good comedian. His timing is so incredibly good.
His ad-libs are hysterical. Listen to him talk about the waste.

Speaker 6 Just listen to some of the appalling waste we have already identified. $22 billion

Speaker 6 from HHS to provide free housing and cars for illegal aliens. $45 million for diversity, equity, and inclusion scholarships in Burma.

Speaker 6 $40 million to improve the social and economic inclusion of sedentary migrants. Nobody knows what that is.

Speaker 6 $8 million to promote LGBTQI plus

Speaker 6 in the African nation of Lesotho, which nobody has ever heard of.

Speaker 6 $60 million for indigenous peoples and Afro-Colombian empowerment in Central America.

Speaker 3 Afro-Colombian.

Speaker 6 $8 million for making mice transgender.

Speaker 6 This is real.

Speaker 6 $32 million for a left-wing propaganda operation in Moldova. $10 million for male circumcision in Mozambique, $20 million for the Arab Sesame Street in the Middle East.

Speaker 6 It's a program, $20 million for a program, $1.9 billion

Speaker 6 to recently created Decarbonization of Homes Committee headed up. And we know she's involved.
Just at the last moment, the money was passed over by a a woman named Stacey Abrams.

Speaker 6 Have you ever heard of her?

Speaker 3 I think they're going to investigate. I think she might go to jail.

Speaker 6 A $3.5 million consulting contract for lavish fish monitoring.

Speaker 6 $1.5 million

Speaker 6 for voter confidence in Liberia.

Speaker 6 $14 million for social cohesion in Mali.

Speaker 6 $59 million for illegal alien hotel rooms in New York City.

Speaker 6 He's a real estate developer. He's done very well.
$250,000 to increase vegan local climate action innovation in Zambia.

Speaker 6 $42 million for social and behavior change in Uganda.

Speaker 6 $14 million for improving public procurement in Serbia.

Speaker 6 $47 million for improving learning outcomes in Asia.

Speaker 6 Asia's doing very well with learning.

Speaker 6 I don't know what we're doing. We should use it ourselves.
And $101 million for DEI contracts at the Department of Education, the most ever paid, nothing even like it.

Speaker 6 Under the Trump administration, all of these scams, and they're far worse, but I didn't think it was appropriate to talk about them.

Speaker 3 It was an amazing, amazing

Speaker 3 list that

Speaker 3 common sense ruled the night, including when he talked about the border. Listen to this.

Speaker 6 The media and our friends in the Democrat Party kept saying we needed new legislation. We must have legislation to secure the border.
But it turned out that all we really needed was a new president.

Speaker 3 It's good. Unbelievable.

Speaker 2 The listing quickly of all the different things went on and on and on and on and on. And it reminded me of like

Speaker 2 family guy, you know the cartoon family guy?

Speaker 2 There's a place where there's a scene where there's a dead frog in his room and he's trying to scoop it up and push it out the window with like a piece of cardboard.

Speaker 2 And every time he does it, the frog kind of flops off and keeps coming down and it goes on and on and on and on. And after a while, it just becomes so funny because it's going on so long.

Speaker 2 And that's kind of how I felt in that moment. It was like...
He could have used three of those examples and made

Speaker 2 it a good one.

Speaker 3 But he just beat it into your head.

Speaker 2 This is insanity and it has to stop.

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