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Speaker 2 All right. Hello, Stu.
How are you?

Speaker 1 Glenn, how are you in DC?

Speaker 2 I am good. I tell you, the allergies,

Speaker 2 the trees and everything is just, they exploded in my throat yesterday.

Speaker 2 And so I'm not sure how long my voice will last. And I have to save it because I'm meeting with the president

Speaker 2 a little later on this afternoon. I'm going to spend a couple of hours with him.

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Speaker 2 All right. Let me let's start here with POTUS, or I mean with SCOTUS.

Speaker 2 The battle for the kid, the soul of our children, began yesterday in the Supreme Court.

Speaker 2 The case involves a group of parents suing the largest school district in Maryland for their right to withdraw their children from classes on days that books with gay and transgender characters characters themes are discussed.

Speaker 2 The parents are suing on religious freedom grounds. In 2022, Montgomery County Public Schools added LGBTQ themed books to their curriculum for students from pre-K

Speaker 2 through the fifth grade. The books include things like Pride Puppy, an alphabet book about a family whose puppy gets lost at a pride parade.

Speaker 2 Love and Violet, about a girl who has a crush on her female classmate. These are pre-K to to fifth grade.
And Born Ready, about a transgender boy.

Speaker 2 Again, these books added to pre-K to fifth grade this new curriculum is DEI for elementary children.

Speaker 2 Now, at first, the Maryland School District allowed or alerted parents when the storybooks were going to be used in class and allowed them to have their children excused from the sessions.

Speaker 2 But the district has sent stop giving both advance notice and an opt-out policy saying it's too hard to administer. I mean, geez, it's really, really.

Speaker 2 And it leads to lots of absences and stigmatizes some kids. Huh.

Speaker 2 I want you to know this case is not about a few storybooks, a few colorful, you know, pictures of little puppies getting lost.

Speaker 2 It's about whether you, as a parent, still have a God-given right to raise your children according to your faith and your values and your common sense. Do Do you have the right?

Speaker 2 Because if the Supreme Court says no,

Speaker 2 you don't have that right anymore. If the First Amendment free exercise clause doesn't protect this, your right as a parent,

Speaker 2 then

Speaker 2 what are all our rights even for? If we don't have a right as a parent to parent our children, none of the rights really even matter.

Speaker 2 Now, the parents who are suing insist that these books, quote, promote one-sided transgender ideology, encourage gender transitioning, and focus

Speaker 2 excessively on romantic infatuation. By the way, the parents are not seeking to remove the books from classrooms or the children's libraries.

Speaker 2 They just don't want their children to have to sit through these indoctrination sessions. Oh, that's not good enough.
You will comply.

Speaker 2 That's what it's all about.

Speaker 2 They're not trying to erase anyone's story.

Speaker 2 They just want to not comply.

Speaker 2 They want to shield their children from ideas that contradict their faith. What is the First Amendment really all about? Sounds reasonable.
Sounds like basic parenting 101.

Speaker 2 First Amendment is clear. You cannot burden someone's free exercise of religion, forcing kids to engage with ideas that violate their families' deeply held beliefs.
That is clearly, clearly a burden.

Speaker 2 Religious liberty is in the First Amendment. It is not a second-class right.
It is a first-class right.

Speaker 2 Besides, this is basic common sense, or at least used to be. Parents have the right to guide their kids on any sensitive topic like sex, sexuality, or yes, even gender.
It's not the school's job.

Speaker 2 It's your job, period. Now, this should be a slam dunk for the parents, but I don't even know.
I mean, if the Supreme Court doesn't see that, parents won't just be losing this case.

Speaker 2 We'll be losing even more freedom to raise our own kids. This one is a very, very

Speaker 2 deep red, crimson line in the sand that the Supreme Court cannot cross.

Speaker 2 But we'll... We'll see.
Apparently, yesterday, did you hear any of the arguments, Stu?

Speaker 1 Yeah, I read about them. It definitely seemed like the conservative justices were a bit skeptical of the idea that

Speaker 1 you get to force parents to keep their kids in these classes, even if they oppose it,

Speaker 1 when you're reading these books. But, you know, of course, you never know.
We've seen crazy things happen in the Supreme Court before.

Speaker 1 What's fascinating to me is, and what's the motivation here, Glenn? You tell me.

Speaker 1 If you're going to have one of these situations where you have these books, and as you point out, they are not like, okay, there happens to be a gay character in a book about something else.

Speaker 1 Like it is like straight out, like books about why you should think these lifestyles and choices are okay, right? Like it is straight out what they're doing to pre-K to fifth year, fifth graders.

Speaker 1 So really, really young. This is not like,

Speaker 1 you know, some of these situations they like to push out there, like, oh, you don't want high schoolers to read these books. It's not even what they're talking about.
And

Speaker 1 what could be the motivation of not allowing parents to opt their kids out here? They did offer that, as you noted. They did offer that the first year that these books...
It's a hassle. It's a hassle.

Speaker 1 I love that.

Speaker 1 There's no innocuous explanation for this. Right? It's just we want your kids to believe these things.
Therefore, we will force them to stay in class.

Speaker 1 What do you mean it's hard to administer? There's all sorts of things that would allow, that you'd allow kids to leave class for.

Speaker 1 It's not hard to administer a kid walking out and doing something else, learning something different.

Speaker 1 What's the motivation? What's the innocuous tale here, Glenn?

Speaker 2 There is none. There is none.

Speaker 2 You go back to the Bible. Remember Sodom and Gomorrah? And, you know, the angels come into town.
They're looking just for one person. Just what can we find one person?

Speaker 2 And

Speaker 2 they go in and they find one.

Speaker 2 They find one.

Speaker 2 And he sees the angels and he's like, come on, come on, get into the house, get into the house. And he gets them into the house.
And, you know, like, you're not safe out there.

Speaker 2 And then they start beating on the door. Hey, let us in.
We saw these two guys. We saw these two guys.

Speaker 2 And

Speaker 2 you need to bring them out here.

Speaker 2 The answer was, no, no, no.

Speaker 2 I tell you what, I'll give you my daughter just not these guys now i found that a little you know that's when the angels should have went you know i don't know if we found the right guy here but it was a different time we'll give you our daughter first give you our daughter just leave them alone no

Speaker 2 no

Speaker 2 you had to comply if you were coming in to the city you must comply they wanted to sodomize the angels

Speaker 2 no thank you no i'm I'm all

Speaker 2 sodomy. I'm all alive.
The doctor says I'm getting too much sodomy.

Speaker 2 But that is what's happening again.

Speaker 2 Even if you don't believe in angels or you don't believe in the story of the Bible, this is a very good parable. I happen to believe it, but it's a very good parable on what was going on.

Speaker 2 Let's just look at the Bible as just saying, what was a general thing? You could describe it any way you want, but what was generally going on?

Speaker 2 The city had been taken over by just absolute degenerates.

Speaker 2 And sodomy had become such a big deal. You know, they actually taught my daughter

Speaker 2 in a Catholic school at Fordham University. They taught my daughter that sodomy, sodomy dad was just their way of greeting people.

Speaker 2 You had a Catholic school teach you that? That sodomy wasn't bad. It was just the way they greeted people.
Hey, drop your pants. I want to greet you.
That's ridiculous. Absolutely ridiculous.

Speaker 2 But that's just the way it was. Well, you know what? I don't want to live in a city where they drop their pants to greet you.

Speaker 2 I just don't, I think that's probably wrong.

Speaker 1 Speak for yourself. You know, even if that was even lots of people, but you have to understand, you can't opt out of it.
You need to make sure that you're

Speaker 1 participating in the traditional greetings of that society.

Speaker 2 This is a philosophy that has no forgiveness and you're either on board or you're not. You're either 100% in

Speaker 2 or you're an outcast and you will comply.

Speaker 2 This is what

Speaker 2 the left just doesn't understand. I shouldn't say the left understands this.
The average Democrat doesn't understand.

Speaker 2 They think, because the average Democrat, I think, is still kind of thinking, well, you know, I mean, I don't like all of that, but I want to be tolerant. There is is no tolerance with this.

Speaker 2 There's none. And this should show you.
There is no reason to force these parents or force these kids to go against their parents' teaching other than you will participate. You will comply.

Speaker 1 That's all it is.

Speaker 1 Yeah, I love too, one of their outs on this from the left is basically to say, look, if you want, if you don't want your kids to learn this stuff, then you should homeschool or put your kids in Christian schools.

Speaker 1 Now, of course,

Speaker 1 it's actually Christians, Jews, and Muslims. One of the lead defendants here is a Muslim, actually,

Speaker 1 is trying to pull their kids out of this. And they have, which is a fascinating argument from the left, considering how hard they fought against school choice all this time.

Speaker 1 I mean, they have tried to prevent it.

Speaker 1 They've tried to prevent the rights for you to educate your own kids, and they're trying to force you to pay for that education, not once but twice that's their answer like if you don't want to learn what we're teaching you then you get to pay twice as much for an education you're going to get outside of these walls

Speaker 2 I will tell you that

Speaker 2 I talked to some people over the last couple of days up here some of them with the Department of Education and they are thrilled to dismantle that thing They are very, very excited to dismantle the Department of Education.

Speaker 2 They're on the inside and they're like, it's freaking them out and it is, we're shutting this thing down.

Speaker 2 And it couldn't be more exhilarating, quite honestly. I mean, tell me what the Department of Education has done.

Speaker 2 Look at how they're taking on private schools and they're saying, you don't have a right to private education or you have a right, but

Speaker 2 we're not going to give you any vouchers. We're not going to spend any.

Speaker 2 And look at what we're spending money on. A system that is getting worse and worse and worse.
And we're trapping our children into uh

Speaker 2 into slavery if your kids can't read i mean

Speaker 2 go back to the 1800s do you know that it was i believe it was the death penalty to teach someone a slave how to read did you know that

Speaker 2 it was a crime of the highest order to teach a slave to read Why?

Speaker 2 Because if they can read, they can think. If they can think, they're no longer going to be a slave.
That's why. So this progressive, these people have hated,

Speaker 2 have hated the African American forever. It's the same people that started the Klan.

Speaker 2 It's the progressive movement that tried to wipe out every black with Planned Parenthood, and they're still doing it and getting away with it.

Speaker 2 Is there a reason why all of the abortion clinics happen to fall in the black zip codes? Is there a reason that that's where most of them are?

Speaker 2 Gee, I don't know.

Speaker 2 They're still doing it. They were the ones that were over in Germany telling you how to get rid of the Jews.
Yes, that was an American thing, not a German thing. That was us.

Speaker 2 My gosh, these people have hated and hated and hated. And then the guy,

Speaker 2 Johnson, who stopped the civil rights movement. He stopped the Civil Rights Act in 1959.
He was the guy who stopped it. Then just four or five years later, he signs it in and he's proud to do it.

Speaker 2 And then he signs the

Speaker 2 great, what do you call it, the great society bills. So we have a great society that's going to help the black man.
And what does it do? It tears their families apart.

Speaker 2 It drives them further into poverty.

Speaker 2 It miseducates their children. So they're just nincome poops.
And then, then by the way, white people are nincome poops as well because we get the same damn education. Who has this hurt?

Speaker 2 This has hurt the black man more than the white man.

Speaker 2 And

Speaker 2 these people, they still get away with it. Now, ask yourself a question.

Speaker 2 If you're paying taxes and this is your country,

Speaker 2 Why the hell can't you say, I'm not educating my kid there and I'm not paying you for that education? Because I think that education is evil.

Speaker 2 I I think that education is so evil because look what it's doing to our kids. It's teaching them that they should be slaves.

Speaker 2 It's not teaching them how to think. It's teaching them what you want them to think.

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Speaker 2 And you'll be able to see him. Yeah, yeah.

Speaker 2 It's not like you're dealing with Joe Biden anymore. No.

Speaker 2 Yeah. It's just going to let it ride.
Let's see what he says.

Speaker 2 You know, I have a lot of things to talk to him about. Like, one thing that I would like to see,

Speaker 2 you know, that

Speaker 2 I don't see anybody talking about. You know, the president is changing the economy.
He is changing, he's getting away from this World War II nightmare

Speaker 2 that, you know, might have been right for, you know, 1948, but it's certainly not right for today,

Speaker 2 where we were taking care of Europe. We were giving them all kinds of special breaks.
We were paying for their defense, yada, yada, yada, yada.

Speaker 2 Instead,

Speaker 2 now America needs to take care of herself, and we all need to be self-sufficient.

Speaker 2 Well, you know, we're talking about AI a lot, but what people are not talking about are something that Eric Schmidt came to the White House, sorry, to the Capitol Hill and testified a couple of days ago about the power usage.

Speaker 2 We have a significant problem with power. Now, I want you to understand,

Speaker 2 everyone will tell you we cannot lose the race for AI. Have you heard anyone say anything other than that, Stu?

Speaker 1 No, anyone who talks about it says we can't just let China or someone else win it.

Speaker 2 It's 100% universal. We must, must

Speaker 2 win, okay?

Speaker 2 So where are we going to get all the power? Here's what Eric said. Many people project demand for our industry will go from 3%,

Speaker 2 3% of total energy production right now. We're at 3%

Speaker 2 for all of our server farms and everything else for Silicon Valley. Uses 3%.

Speaker 2 He says it's going to go from 3%

Speaker 2 to 99%

Speaker 2 of all energy usage in the next three years.

Speaker 2 An additional 29 gigawatts by 2027 and 67 more gigawatts by 2030.

Speaker 2 He is now saying that we have to build hundreds of nuclear power plants. He said there are some plants, they will require, most plants will require one nuclear power plant per server farm.

Speaker 2 Some of them may require up to three nuclear power plants per server farm.

Speaker 2 So this is really good in one way because we will have the electricity that we need, assuming we start to build these things quickly. I mean, what's going to happen, Stu?

Speaker 2 It takes 25 years to build a nuclear power plant. How is it we're expected it all to compete?

Speaker 2 We have dismantled our coal-fire plants all over the country. We are still not digging up coal and

Speaker 2 fuel as much as we need to. We need to be open and open valves on absolutely everything.
That's something that Eric Schmidt said yesterday, too. Now remember, this is a Silicon Valley guy.

Speaker 2 I'm sure he was green, green, green for a long time, but now he's saying we need absolutely every source of energy because we are going to need 99%

Speaker 2 by 2027.

Speaker 2 2027.

Speaker 2 What do you think your power price is going to be?

Speaker 2 What do you think about rolling blackouts and brownouts?

Speaker 2 We have got to be, and this would create so many jobs, so many jobs, good paying jobs, going out and building all these nuclear power plants.

Speaker 1 Is this an opportunity

Speaker 1 for Trump and the Trump administration? I mean, because it feels also like

Speaker 1 talking about positives going on offense rather than being on defense. There's been a lot of defense talk lately.

Speaker 1 And going on offense and saying, hey, we can be the best place for your company to exist because we're going to be the only place on earth that has the power it needs.

Speaker 2 Yep. Yep.
The only other country that is doing it is China, and they're building them like crazy. This is something that we have, Donald Trump

Speaker 2 could surpass FDR in power generation. Remember,

Speaker 2 most people

Speaker 2 in 1919 in Woodrow Wilson, I think 1%

Speaker 2 of the population had a refrigerator. By 1930,

Speaker 2 I think that number was like 80% had refrigeration.

Speaker 2 When

Speaker 2 FDR came in, the only places that didn't have stuff was there was no electricity in these small little rural towns.

Speaker 2 So he went and he started building power plants and dams and everything else to generate all the power and then started laying power lines. This is something that Donald Trump could do.

Speaker 2 And it is time. I mean, our grid hasn't really been updated since FDR.

Speaker 2 We're still using the same stuff. And, you know, a lot of it is just so outdated and so bad.

Speaker 2 Our grid is so incredibly

Speaker 2 unstable

Speaker 2 and not built for what's coming next. And I just don't know how he's going to get it done, but

Speaker 2 this is a big win for him. Big win for him.

Speaker 2 You know how many jobs would be created if we introduced and said we have to build them in the next three years?

Speaker 2 It would be enormous. Enormous

Speaker 2 and exciting.

Speaker 1 Yeah. Yeah, exciting.
I mean, you know, look,

Speaker 1 having power is the basis of civilization.

Speaker 1 This is not a

Speaker 1 small little thing.

Speaker 1 It really is one of the foundational elements you need for a modern civilization.

Speaker 1 And we sit here and we talk about all the things we can't do, all the natural resources that we have, but we can't utilize, all the things that we need to stop, right?

Speaker 1 We need to stop making gas-powered cars. We need to stop getting our own coal and using it.
We need to stop building nuclear plants. This is a way of saying, no, we're on offense.
We're America.

Speaker 1 You know, the left is trying to right now, they're in the middle of a rebrand. And one of their, you know,

Speaker 1 as we talked about last hour, they're still seemingly stuck in a lot of these crazy woke things that burned them last time. Hopefully, they stick with those forever.

Speaker 1 But one of the proposals being floated around on the left is this idea of abundance. That's the name of the book that kind of lays these concepts out.
And it's an idea of

Speaker 1 trying to take away what the right has always had, which is this idea of saying, hey, we're looking to grow. We want better things.

Speaker 1 We want the Americans to have a better, more fruitful, more wealthy, more,

Speaker 1 you know,

Speaker 1 having more.

Speaker 1 and we'll decide what we want to do when we have more. And the left was always saying, hey, no, we need to restrict.
We need to calm that down. You don't need all this.

Speaker 1 You don't need the bigger house. You don't need the bigger car.
And that's not the fundamental number one thing we should care about.

Speaker 1 But it was always there for us to say, hey, all these shelves are stocked. Everything you need is right there.
You make the decisions on what you want.

Speaker 1 You'll make the decisions and prioritize on what you're going to spend your money on and what you're going to spend your time on. And the left is trying to take that back right now.

Speaker 1 They're seeing an opportunity because of a lot of people on the right who are saying, no, actually, maybe we shouldn't have those things available. Maybe you don't need them.
And

Speaker 1 I'm nervous. If they decide to go down this road, there is a real vulnerability to the conservative movement if the left takes that away from us and they want to.

Speaker 2 State it again more succinctly.

Speaker 2 Your concern again?

Speaker 1 My concern is, and this is a real thing being talked about on the left in sort of their higher-level academic circles, is the approach to say, to take away that, I don't know, it was a, I would say,

Speaker 1 pretty consistent with that Reagan optimism, right? The shining city on the hill. The idea that

Speaker 1 we can do it. We can accomplish all these incredible things, not through government, but through you.
You can do it. We'll have all these things.

Speaker 1 And you should expect from your country an abundance, not scarcity.

Speaker 2 I'm trying to figure out where are you seeing that on the left

Speaker 1 i mean there's a major bestseller that just came out called abundance uh that was the that and it was from the left it was from two guys on the left and i i don't know that they'll win i mean but you know ezra klein and derek thompson they're pretty well-known uh

Speaker 2 it's it's really hard to that's really hard to sell i mean i agree look at barack obama I know. Look at Barack Obama.
He's got how many houses? Three?

Speaker 2 Where he's building a seawall around one of his houses, where you can't build seawalls in Hawaii.

Speaker 2 But he's building a seawall around one of them.

Speaker 2 That's his part-time house. His other part-time houses in Nantucket, one foot above sea level.
One, count them, one foot above sea level. And he's got a third house someplace else.

Speaker 2 I think it's here in Washington.

Speaker 2 He's always talking about, hey, you know, there comes a time when enough is enough and you have too much. When is that, Barack? Because you're telling us that we shouldn't have an SUV.

Speaker 2 You've got three houses. See, this whole abundance thing has never been aimed at them.
It's always been aimed at us. They believe in abundance, but only for the right people.
The right people get it.

Speaker 2 And that is the biggest difference in abundance is they've been saying that we all have to, you know, pinch back, but they don't actually mean it.

Speaker 2 You know,

Speaker 2 at least the Republicans are like, yeah, I'm corrupt as hell and making all kinds of money on the side, but you can too.

Speaker 2 I mean, it's just crazy.

Speaker 1 Yeah, no, I agree. I think, look, they've never actually believed any of these things, right? But like, what was their approach? Forever, we've heard the approach of, hey, your TVs are too big.

Speaker 1 Your cars, they're too, they have too much of what you need. The SUVs are too large.
Your homes are too large. You don't need that air conditioning.
You should turn it to 72 degrees.

Speaker 1 Now, I can bet you at neither Martha's Vineyard or in Hawaii, Barack Obama never had his house set to some uncomfortable temperature he didn't like. Well, but they tried to.

Speaker 2 He might have because he's right on the ocean, and you get that lovely ocean breeze that most of us don't get.

Speaker 1 That's true, that's true. But I mean, that was, it was always something they tried to implement on the people, right?

Speaker 1 It was always, we get what we want, but you need to sacrifice for the greater good.

Speaker 1 And that's a thing that just doesn't connect exactly with the American people, not because they're not charitable, because they are. They want to do good things for other people.

Speaker 1 They will come together and do incredible things,

Speaker 1 accomplish incredible things, which they have done. But there was always this idea that you would be able to, it was part of the American deal, right?

Speaker 1 We do these things, we work hard, maybe we work harder, maybe we work more hours, maybe we maybe we put up with more crap, but with the idea that we can shape our own future, the left is trying to take that messaging back.

Speaker 1 Now, I'm with you in that I am not confident that viewpoint will win out on the left because there's a bunch of insane people, but it is a vulnerability of the right if we go down this road of trying to encourage the same type of scarcity talk that the left has been engaging in.

Speaker 1 Okay, okay.

Speaker 2 So

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Speaker 2 And this morning when I read it, I was like, that'll never work. But maybe you're right.
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Speaker 2 And most people are interested in Doge. That seems to be the hot button with this audience.
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Speaker 2 In particular, yesterday it was announced that it looks like Elon Musk is going to be reducing his time in Washington on Doge

Speaker 2 next month. And what does that mean?

Speaker 2 And

Speaker 2 is he happy with the amount that has been cut? You know, they've really dramatically reduced the amounts of cuts that they're looking for. And

Speaker 2 I find that a little sad, quite honestly. But I'm not sure why that is happening.

Speaker 2 Is he getting pushback from the agencies? Is he getting pushback from Congress? Where is he getting this pushback from? And is he going to just keep plowing through it?

Speaker 2 What happens when Elon Musk leaves? We'll talk to him about that.

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Speaker 1 hi.

Speaker 3 Tariffs are killing my small business. And it's not even the tariff amounts, it's the way that they were implemented very suddenly and very haphazardly.

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Speaker 3 And when I said, can I get that back? They said, well, you have to file a claim with customs and it may be four to six weeks to get that back. I'm currently out about $30,000.

Speaker 2 I will ask the president about this because there's a lot of tariff talk that I want to get to today. I put that down.
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Welcome to the program.

Speaker 1 Thanks, Glenn. Big day today.

Speaker 2 Yeah, big day.

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Speaker 1 If you'd like to join Blaze TV and save 20 bucks, do you have kind of an approach here at this point? Do you know what you're going to ask him?

Speaker 2 No,

Speaker 2 I mean, I do. I've got pages and pages of questions and notes.

Speaker 2 But now I have to, you know, it's going to take me an hour or two just to whittle it down to the questions I think I can get in.

Speaker 2 You know, I've got, I don't know, 45 minutes or an hour with the president.

Speaker 2 And that's from the moment he walks in to the moment he leaves.

Speaker 2 So you don't have a lot of time. And, you know, every single word counts.

Speaker 2 I know, I'm going to start with this. I asked just for a list of the things that he accomplished in the first 100 days.
And we got to page 89. I'll have all of them tonight.

Speaker 2 This is the first 80, I think, 89 days.

Speaker 2 Look at that.

Speaker 2 That's just a list of the accomplishments of the first 89 days.

Speaker 2 That's, what did you say, that? Four inches thick?

Speaker 2 I mean, this guy has made more progress than any other president or many presidents combined in the first 100 days. Nobody's done

Speaker 2 what he's done. But, you know, one of the things, and I don't know how I'm going to, because I can't ask him directly.

Speaker 2 So I kind of try to ask him several questions all the way through that'll kind of give you a sense of

Speaker 2 Are we looking for a reprieve? Is that where we're going to get a four-year reprieve if the economy doesn't turn around fast enough? Because I believe the president can turn it around.

Speaker 2 But if it doesn't turn it around fast enough, or if people don't understand that he is changing the entire structure of the world, and he's trying to do it in two years, really,

Speaker 2 we're going to be left with a reprieve. and not

Speaker 2 a fundamental change.

Speaker 2 And does he think that's really possible? Especially without Congress. I mean, I'm going to rail on Congress.

Speaker 2 I don't know if he'll join me on that, but I really want to know why he isn't pounding Congress into the dirt. I mean, Congress is, they're not helpful at all.

Speaker 2 And no matter what anybody says, I've talked to enough people just the last few days here to tell you that anybody who tells you that the Senate and the House leadership is on the president's side,

Speaker 2 they don't know their butt from their elbow. They have no idea what they're talking about.
They are not on his side. They are not working with him.

Speaker 2 And that's obvious. I mean, they should be passing.

Speaker 2 You know, I know this is going to be,

Speaker 2 you know, he said, I'm going to pass the largest tax cut. Well, he's not.
He's what the Congress is doing is he's actually

Speaker 2 thwarting the largest tax increase in American history that would come next year.

Speaker 2 Well, the country needs a tax cut, a tax plan, that will actually encourage spending on business, encourage spending on

Speaker 2 creating jobs. I also want to talk to him about energy.
I mean,

Speaker 2 what do you think, Stu? What are the questions you want to know?

Speaker 1 I think the economy is a big one and how he's going to kind of go forward with that. We talked about having that sort of positive agenda.
I think that would be helpful.

Speaker 1 It seems like the markets are liking that today. There's a little bit of a, maybe a little bit of an approach change over the past couple of days, and that seems to be helping quite a bit.

Speaker 1 I think that's a big one. I think certainly energy is a big one.

Speaker 1 Department of Education

Speaker 1 is another one. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

Speaker 2 Go back to the positive.

Speaker 2 What do you mean by that? Like, we talked about energy going in and saying, look, I'm going to build all these nuclear power plants in the next three years.

Speaker 2 Because testimony on the Hill yesterday, day before yesterday, from the president of, you know, former CEO of Google, Eric Schmidt, was was pretty clear.

Speaker 2 We are going to, right now, the cloud services, if you will, the compute power for all of the big, you know, computer

Speaker 2 cloud servers, they require currently 3%

Speaker 2 of all of the electricity that is used in the United States. 3%.

Speaker 2 In three years, they will require 99%

Speaker 2 of our energy. Well, there's no way that can happen without us having blackouts and brownouts and, you know, the rest of the country just starving itself from electricity.

Speaker 2 That'll just collapse everything. So a positive way to deal with this is to say, I am going to do the biggest energy push ever in American history.
And he's already done it for oil and coal.

Speaker 2 Now he just needs to say, I'm cutting the red tape. I'm going to make sure that they're safe.

Speaker 2 But there's new technology now with nuclear power plants, and we're going to drop them in city after city after city where these cloud servers are going to be.

Speaker 2 Because if Eric Schmidt is right, and I believe he is, each one of these cloud servers by 2030 will need a nuclear, full-size nuclear power plant themselves.

Speaker 2 That's incredible.

Speaker 1 It's incomprehensible. But yeah, as you point out, instead of saying

Speaker 1 an alternate approach to that would be, hey, we need to stop stop these AI companies from doing this. We need to make sure that they are not taking a work.

Speaker 1 That's the, I would say, what the left wouldn't typically do in a situation like this. They would try to stop the companies from growing.
They would try to stop them from innovating.

Speaker 1 They would say, you need to do more with less.

Speaker 1 And

Speaker 1 I think the conservative argument there is to say, hey, no, we're going to give you the tools that you need.

Speaker 1 We're going to make it easy for these companies to build nuclear power plants in a safe way, of course. But

Speaker 1 reliable energy that can can fuel these things will be great.

Speaker 1 I think the same thing, you know, I think if you look at Trump's economic plan, he wants to bring, let's say, manufacturing back to the United States.

Speaker 1 Well, there's a couple ways that you can do that, and both of them are completely consistent with what Trump wants to do. One of them is obviously tariffs.

Speaker 1 That's what has had almost all the attention. I think there's a reason why the media focuses on that.
I think

Speaker 1 they'd rather talk about the tariffs because they're not as popular. The other side of it is incentivizing companies to come here.
It's cutting regulation. It's cutting taxes.

Speaker 1 It's making the United States into the greatest place to do business. People will want to come here.

Speaker 1 And the Democrats have worked really hard to take that impression away from the world over the past 20 years.

Speaker 1 And Trump, I think, in his first term, did a good job at encouraging that sort of development here. I think it went pretty well with the economy.

Speaker 1 And I think like that, just it's just a I think he believes that still. He just, it hasn't been the focus

Speaker 1 as much of the messaging. and I think that could help.

Speaker 2 This is the problem, and I'm going to try to get him to explain this.

Speaker 2 I can't ask him, I don't think I can ask him directly because the president, if you say, look, how much trouble are we in?

Speaker 2 You know, and is this fixable? Of course, he's going to say, yeah, it's absolutely fixable. But he needs to articulate, or somebody needs to articulate, how close to the edge of the abyss we are.

Speaker 2 I mean, you know, Stu, you know, I have, I've talked about this economic stuff over and over again. I had a conversation with somebody who I can't say who,

Speaker 2 but they,

Speaker 2 believe me, they absolutely know

Speaker 2 what's happening with our dollar and the economy and everything else, okay?

Speaker 2 Um,

Speaker 2 an official in the government that that's, you know. That's pretty much what they do.

Speaker 2 And I said, look, I am trying to get my arms around this because I'm thinking about, you know, why he called it Liberation Day.

Speaker 2 And I think it's because he's changing the whole system, you know, that was set up after World War II, at yada, yada, yada. And I said,

Speaker 2 and I don't think people understand

Speaker 2 that

Speaker 2 if he fails,

Speaker 2 this is it. This is our last chance to save America.

Speaker 2 That we're over.

Speaker 2 And this individual put their hand on my shoulder and and said no

Speaker 2 listen

Speaker 1 we are

Speaker 2 over

Speaker 2 so he said the same thing i did he just wanted to make sure that i understood exactly what i was saying

Speaker 2 and uh i found that to be a little terrifying And I don't think people truly understand

Speaker 2 this is it. This is it.

Speaker 2 If you want to have a country left, we're going to go and experience tremendous pain. I mean, Ronald Reagan talked about this.

Speaker 2 You know, there's going to come a time when none of the choices are good and everybody wants to eat around the edges and not take the whole pie. You have to have the whole pie.

Speaker 2 You can't eat around the edges anymore.

Speaker 2 You've got to fix the entire thing.

Speaker 2 And that is going to be really painful and dangerous. And

Speaker 2 I don't know if I can get him to talk about that. I mean, how would you ask him?

Speaker 1 Is that do you think that's the way he sees it?

Speaker 1 Do you think he because it does seem like with the types of maneuvers he's made when it comes to foreign trade, for example, he really does see not just something we need to tweak, right?

Speaker 1 Like an absolute

Speaker 1 monumental crisis, right? Yeah.

Speaker 1 So, do I, you know, because I

Speaker 1 that is a, a big change. And I think slightly different than maybe the perception was going in.

Speaker 1 And that's, you know, something he's going to have to kind of deal with with the American people. And it's why maybe, you know, he's having issues with,

Speaker 1 you know, some of the independents

Speaker 1 losing support among independents. I don't think he's going to see, you know, I don't think that's the way he runs.
his operation.

Speaker 1 I don't think he looks at it and says, okay, well, this isn't polling well right now, so I don't want to do it.

Speaker 2 No, he doesn't.

Speaker 1 I think he looks at it.

Speaker 2 He sees himself, and thank God, he sees himself as,

Speaker 2 if I don't do it,

Speaker 2 no one will. And I think that's true.

Speaker 2 I don't know of any, but Donald Trump is completely unique. You know, he's been forged in the fire

Speaker 2 where he wasn't in 2016. He is now.
I mean, what are you going to do to him? You try to throw him in jail. You tried to throw his family in jail.
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Speaker 2 They've called him every name under the sun. They tried to kill him, not once, but twice.
I mean,

Speaker 2 what are you going to do to this guy? He doesn't care.

Speaker 2 And so I really believe that this is so far beyond him. He knows, look, I'm here at this time for a reason.
And it's to save the country in the way I believe it needs to be saved.

Speaker 2 And so it is a complete departure from the great reset. But it is a great reset.

Speaker 2 The world has been shaping us for this reset. I've been talking about this since 2008.

Speaker 2 They shaped us for this reset to where

Speaker 2 they would manage the decline to a certain point and then it would kind of fall apart and then collapse into this new system that they had built.

Speaker 2 Well, he's dismantling that at the same time trying to put the system

Speaker 2 back into place that they had taken apart. It's, I mean, it's, it's,

Speaker 2 if he can pull this off, it's going to be a miracle. We'll be the first people in the history of the world to pull this off.

Speaker 2 And

Speaker 2 it's, I mean, it's an interesting time to be alive. It's going to be interesting to see how all this works out.

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Speaker 2 You know, talking about the great reset, did you see that Klaus Schwab has resigned?

Speaker 1 Hmm.

Speaker 1 Sad to see him go, Glenn. He's done such good work at the World Economic Forum.
He's been able to lead us into this new world that we've all been asking for and demanding.

Speaker 2 Sad to see him go. Especially he's done some really good work, apparently, on the buttocks of several women,

Speaker 2 which, you know, I don't know. Let's just say they were nice little polite pats on the butt, you know, as they passed by.
Hey, sweetheart, how are you doing?

Speaker 2 But apparently, he has created a very obscene culture at the World Economic Forum. And now, who would have thunk it?

Speaker 2 You know, every time he comes to town, prostitutes, you know, go through the roof because they're shipped in from all over the world. But no, I'm sure it's a very pro-woman, you know.

Speaker 2 He really cares. He really cares deeply.
But apparently, he's in trouble for sexual harassment

Speaker 2 and

Speaker 2 also, you know, some problems with some funds. Apparently, he used some funds to buy big houses,

Speaker 2 but it's no big deal, right? I mean,

Speaker 2 he can get away with it. He's cloud schwab.

Speaker 2 I hate these people so much. I hate these people so much.
I mean, God, the

Speaker 2 hypocrisy of these people just kills me. Kills me.

Speaker 2 One of the other things I want to ask him about is the Great Reset and how,

Speaker 2 I mean, six years ago, you remember when we started talking about the Great Reset and everybody said, that's conspiracy theory.

Speaker 2 And now look at it. Everybody knows about DEI and CRT and everything else.
Everything they said,

Speaker 2 you have the court system now defending and saying, you can't cut that. Wait a minute.
I thought it was a conspiracy theory. I'm just cutting conspiracies.
Isn't that what you want?

Speaker 2 It's incredible. Yeah.
I also want to know, is he going to stand up to the courts?

Speaker 1 Yeah, what does that mean exactly, too?

Speaker 1 I don't know. Obviously, there's right now we have

Speaker 1 six Supreme Court justices that were

Speaker 1 that were actually named by Republicans, right? Three of them by President Trump himself.

Speaker 1 What does that mean as far because I know that they took a stance against him, for example, deporting certain people.

Speaker 1 And

Speaker 1 they don't.

Speaker 1 I can't believe it. That sort of battle is going to be fascinating.

Speaker 2 These people, when we were saying we should vet people when they're coming in, ask them, hey, here's an idea. COVID.
Can we see if they've had their vaccine? No, you can't do that.

Speaker 2 Now, when we're trying to ship them back home, oh, we've got to have a sit-down with them. We have to have a formal interview.

Speaker 2 You know, before we get rid of them, we have to really sit down and talk to them. No, no problem bringing them in.
None. Riddled with disease.
Not a problem.

Speaker 2 Hang on just a second. I think you left some of your fingers behind.
They just fell off. You want to just take those with you as you enter the United States? No problem coming in.

Speaker 2 All kinds of problems leaving. Well, does that make sense?

Speaker 1 A lot of this has to do with your hatred of Maryland fathers.

Speaker 1 You have always been against people who are just fathers in Maryland.

Speaker 2 And I don't know. Well, I was a father in Maryland for a while.
My daughter was born in Maryland, and I was the dad. So I was a Maryland father.

Speaker 1 Wow. So you can't be deported.
That's apparently the rule. I will say, did you see the

Speaker 1 explanation? I love this of the domestic violence thing where, like, you know, she filed a restraining order against her, against him for domestic violence. Everyone's like, hey, you beat his wife.

Speaker 1 She says, now, no, no, no, that's not true. She

Speaker 1 did so. She filed a domestic violence restraining order against her husband, quote, in case things escalated, end quote.
Oh, that happened.

Speaker 2 Tanya did that to me last week. And she's like, I need a restraining order.
I think he might kill me. I mean, he's not threatening to kill me, but in case he doesn't.

Speaker 1 This is Glenn Beck.

Speaker 2 God hysterical.

Speaker 2 All right. I'm a big Second Amendment guy.
I believe in your right to defend yourself, but I mean, I have to admit, there are situations when a

Speaker 2 firearm is not the best option. Say you're driving to work, listen to this program, full volume, windows down, and all of a sudden you're stopped in dead traffic.

Speaker 2 And some crazy blue-haired lady, you don't even know that

Speaker 2 she was even in the vicinity. she comes up and just starting your, start hitting your hood with a, with a baseball bat.
Now,

Speaker 2 hey, lady, I don't think you need to... No, I know exactly what I mean.
And she's just beating with a baseball. You know, that might, you don't want to shoot her,

Speaker 2 but you got to stop her, right? The Berna launcher, that's where it comes in. Looks like a firearm, feels like one, but it's non-lethal.
It'll fire kinetic projectiles or

Speaker 2 tear gas rounds that'll stop somebody in their tracks, you know, without ending their life. So little old lady, she'll be crying for about 45 minutes and not being able to see.

Speaker 2 But she won't be beating your hood with a baseball bed anymore, just in time for cops.

Speaker 2 You know, if you're not in a blue city, just in time for cops to get there and haul her away. Burna, now he's for putting grandmothers in jail.
I thought he was against that.

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Speaker 2 Here's something I didn't think I'd ever say. I had to spend more time in Washington, D.C.
I've learned so much in the last couple of days being able to

Speaker 2 meet with so many people. And then,

Speaker 2 you know, in the off times, I went to, a couple of days ago, I went to the American Art Museum, Smithsonian's American Portraiture or something. What a dump that place is.
My gosh.

Speaker 2 My gosh, what a dump. And so woke.
I can't take it. I just can't take it.
And

Speaker 2 I don't know. I think I'll talk to the president off air on that because I don't think anybody else cares, but he might.
It's just a nightmare. Just a nightmare.
By the way, thanks to Steve Bannon.

Speaker 2 I was on Steve Bannon's show on Monday. When did that air? Yesterday? Yeah, I aired yesterday.
I went in Monday to his show, and he aired it yesterday.

Speaker 2 Interesting. Really, really interesting.

Speaker 2 We disagree on things,

Speaker 2 but

Speaker 2 he

Speaker 2 also agrees with me that we're in in trouble economically.

Speaker 2 People need to understand

Speaker 2 where we are in the grand scheme of things.

Speaker 2 And there is a serious mental illness problem happening on the streets of Washington, D.C. I mean,

Speaker 2 when you get into the Capitol building, it's even worse. But on the streets, it is a serious mental illness.
I mean, I've never seen anything like it.

Speaker 2 My wife has been with me this week, and

Speaker 2 she said, I've only heard her say this once. She said it about 10 years ago in San Francisco.
We went and people were taking a dump in the street, you know, right as we're walking.

Speaker 2 And it was just very dangerous feeling. And it was a nice section of San Francisco.
And

Speaker 2 it doesn't exist anymore, but at that time, there still was a nice section of San Francisco. And she said, I'll never come to this city again.
She said, I would never walk alone. in this city.

Speaker 2 And I said, well, I'd be with you. And she's like, nah, walking with you is like walking alone.

Speaker 2 And so we're walking down the streets of Washington, D.C.

Speaker 2 And this guy starts to circle us on a bike. And he's got to be about 30 years old.

Speaker 2 And he just, he starts circling us, you know, riding his bike around us as we're walking. And he's like, I'm going to kill me, some white people today.

Speaker 2 I'm killing white people today. And I'm like,

Speaker 2 I know, I hate those white people, huh?

Speaker 2 And

Speaker 2 he just kept circling and said, you know, it could be you. Could be you.
And he drives around and he's just like staring at me. Could be you today.

Speaker 2 You never know.

Speaker 2 And I thought, that's either mental, well, it is absolutely mental illness, or that is a societal thing that has caused this guy to think that that's totally cool to do that.

Speaker 2 But it is, it's, it's really bad. But the good news is the Democrats are here for you.
There is a story in Politico that I absolutely love.

Speaker 2 Here's the headline, and I quote, there's a reckoning to be had.

Speaker 2 San Francisco Dems move to push the National Party to the center.

Speaker 2 Now, that needs to, that's all you need to know, okay? I mean,

Speaker 2 the gutter in which the Democrats find themselves now, if the Democrats from San Francisco is leading, they're the ones leading the way, it's how much trouble they're in.

Speaker 2 The story says, quote, they are attempting to lead

Speaker 2 a national conversation around what it takes for Democrats to win by rejecting what they deride as performative politics and virtue signaling and embracing pragmatism and quality of life issues.

Speaker 2 Really?

Speaker 2 This is rich. Democrats from the capital of left-wing lunacy now are claiming they want to drag their party back to the middle.

Speaker 2 And in this story from Politico, they say they're now interested, get this,

Speaker 2 on fully staffing police departments, erasing the local regulations that drive up the cost of building new housing, and focusing on public schools and closing the learning gaps for black and Hispanic students in math and reading.

Speaker 2 Now this is wild because I seem to remember that these are exactly the same people that just did the opposite.

Speaker 2 They're the ones shouting in the streets to defund the police, burning buildings down, yanking our founding father's name

Speaker 2 off of school buildings, passing Gaza-like resolutions like they're running the UN,

Speaker 2 turning our cities into giant performance art galleries of needles and poop.

Speaker 2 These are the ones, and now they're like, you know what? Maybe we should have a few more cops and we should make sure our kids can read again and do math. Really?

Speaker 2 So were you defund when you were saying that defunding the policing, was that all, were you joking about that? Or were you just joking about the math and other subjects being racist?

Speaker 2 Because I'm

Speaker 2 according to the politico story, they're also calling for imposing potential age limits on elected officials.

Speaker 2 Why? He's sharp as attack. No, no, no, he was sharp as attack.
There was nothing, nothing to see there. Did you see the Elizabeth Warren?

Speaker 1 interview she did with some that oh my gosh so good we talked about it yesterday it is that was one of the most revealing things i've ever seen I mean, she actually laughs.

Speaker 1 She can't stop herself from laughing at the concept that he was fine, even though she said it publicly over and over and over again.

Speaker 2 Play that, Sarah.

Speaker 5 Do you regret saying that President Biden had a mental acuity? He had a sharpness to him. You said that up until July of last year.

Speaker 2 I said what I believe to be true.

Speaker 5 And you think he was as sharp as you?

Speaker 2 I said I had not seen decline.

Speaker 1 And I hadn't at that point.

Speaker 5 You did not see any decline from 2024, Joe Biden, to 2021, Joe Biden?

Speaker 2 Not when I said that.

Speaker 1 You know,

Speaker 1 the thing is,

Speaker 1 look,

Speaker 2 he was sharp. He was on his feet.

Speaker 1 I saw him, live event.

Speaker 2 I had meetings with him a couple of times. Senator, on his feet

Speaker 5 is not praise.

Speaker 5 He can speak in sentences is not praise.

Speaker 1 Fair enough. Fair enough.

Speaker 1 Look,

Speaker 1 it is

Speaker 1 the question.

Speaker 2 Whatever a politician says, look, what are we going to do now?

Speaker 1 Okay.

Speaker 1 I mean, that's a great, it's a great clip.

Speaker 1 He does a great job interviewing her

Speaker 1 as well, pushing her on this because it's so obvious and it's so comical that she can't even keep a straight face.

Speaker 1 We use that term a lot. You can't keep a straight face.
That's a great example of it. She legitimately, multiple times, laughs at her own public statements.

Speaker 2 Like it's okay. Like it's absolutely okay.
And we're all in this joke together.

Speaker 1 We all get it.

Speaker 2 He's sharp as attack. The guy is a Roomba stuck in the corner of the room, man.
Just pounding into the, I mean, for the love of Pete.

Speaker 2 Now they're saying, you know, we got to have an age limit for why. Weekend Bernie strategy with the new Bernie is, you know, maybe suboptimal right now

Speaker 2 this is crazy and I want to tell you that this is what you need to know about this

Speaker 2 there is zero sincerity in this at all you have no reason to believe this is sincere from the Democratic Party at all but just pretend for a second that it is sincere it would be enormous it would be an enormous breakthrough the heavens would part the angels would sing if they actually de-radicalized the Democratic Party but they have no intention to do that no intention to do that Here's what's going on.

Speaker 2 San Francisco Democrats are calling their strategy new pragmatism. What does that mean?

Speaker 2 In other words, you don't have any real principles, just a willingness to rebrand according to which way the wind is blowing so you can look like you just want to get things done.

Speaker 2 They're not sorry for the clown show virtual signaling policies. Look how sad she is.
Look at how much remorse she has.

Speaker 2 She's laughing at how she lied about the guy who had the finger on the nuclear button. Nobody should laugh at that.
Nobody. Nobody.
They are just terrified of losing again.

Speaker 2 Look, anytime a politician says, look,

Speaker 2 look, they're lying to you.

Speaker 2 San Francisco wants to be the model for Democrats to win back union workers, immigrants, young people, voters they lost because they were too busy arguing that standardized tests are hate crimes.

Speaker 2 Good luck with that pivot, guys. Good luck.

Speaker 2 Good luck. You can't just, as a guy who has worked with chalkboards for a very long time, you can't just wipe the chalkboard clean.
The whole country has seen your math. And

Speaker 2 I'm sorry, you have to scrub it clean. And you're busy scrubbing, but we all saw what you wrote on the chalkboard.
And none of this adds up. Doesn't make any sense whatsoever.

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Speaker 1 Glenn Beck will be right back.

Speaker 1 Welcome to the Claimback Program.

Speaker 2 I was on with Steve Bannon yesterday. I recorded it on Monday, and here's a little bit of that.
I wonder why he hasn't taken Congress to the woodshed.

Speaker 2 The only chance we have is to cut our regulation dramatically. Pass the Reigns Act, okay? Pass the Reigns Act.

Speaker 2 Pass that. Cut the regulation

Speaker 2 at least by half. Then give

Speaker 2 me 15, 15, 15 in taxes, 15% capital gains, 15% for the average person.

Speaker 2 Make it 17, 17, 17.

Speaker 2 I don't care but that incentivizes the entrepreneur I can start my own business 70 of all jobs begin with small businesses yes we've got to incentivize those people and that's Congress and they're sitting around like they did after they won the tea party they're going to be responsible for losing this whole thing They've got to move.

Speaker 2 What do you say about the investigations, the deep state, everything we know about Brennan? Okay, talk about that. We've only got a couple of minutes.

Speaker 2 Our audience, the one thing they get are furious about is

Speaker 2 and Pam and Cash are as good as you get. What's the problem?

Speaker 2 Your audience the same way they're steamed? Oh, yeah.

Speaker 2 You know, you can do an awful lot of stuff, but until you start putting bad guys in jail, I don't believe you. I don't believe you.
And you know a sense of urgency. It's not like we have this forever.

Speaker 2 No. I mean, if Fakeem Jeffries wins in 18 months, which is not outside the possibility of race two words, they're going to impeach Trump right about it.
Done.

Speaker 2 So

Speaker 2 where is the DOJ?

Speaker 2 Okay. I know cash quite well.
I believe Cash.

Speaker 2 I don't know, Pam. Okay, that I'm not throwing dispersions on her, but something's not right.

Speaker 2 Why aren't you unleashing? Is it the deep state has them by the throat? What is it? But it's got to be solved.

Speaker 2 You have no. Is that a message that you think you're...
I don't want to get into your private conversation with the president, but is that something something you would highlight that? Oh, yeah.

Speaker 2 Oh, yeah. You think there needs a sense of urgency about this.

Speaker 2 What does any of it mean? Why is Congress taking so much time off right now? Traditional two weeks of vacations or two weeks back to consider where they don't have town halls? I don't know. I mean,

Speaker 2 it is. Because collectively, they're good people, but as a body.
They're horrible. They're absolutely horrible.

Speaker 2 I honestly, Steve, I can't tell you. I am at a loss for DOJ, and I'm at a loss for Congress, and I'm at a loss on Donald Trump, man.

Speaker 2 Why aren't you using the bully pulpit to go after your own here?

Speaker 2 Eat them.

Speaker 2 Eat them. Tell them, oh, we're watching you.
The whole country is watching you. Get to work.
Do these things now. Have you seen the clock on the wall and the numbers spinning? We're burning daylight.

Speaker 2 Burning daylight.

Speaker 2 It was an interesting conversation. I actually, as I'm watching this, I forgot we had had this conversation.
And as I'm watching this, I realize I have an answer now.

Speaker 2 I think in talking to more people that are in and around the administration, people that know the one thing that, and it goes back to Congress, Congress is holding back the nominees.

Speaker 2 The Republicans are holding back the nominees that people like Pam Bondi and Cash and everybody else need. They have to go through Congress.
And

Speaker 2 some of our leadership on our side is like, you know, we passed all your people.

Speaker 2 You got all of the people, but

Speaker 2 don't expect to get everything through until maybe August or end of the year. You can't go a year without those people.

Speaker 2 So it's my new understanding. I mean, I asked the president tonight, but it's my new understanding that that is the real problem.

Speaker 2 That Congress is not clearing and putting the people in that those people need around them to get the job done. I hope that's not true, but we'll see.
Because I don't understand it.

Speaker 2 I really don't understand it.

Speaker 1 So you have what, an hour with the president?

Speaker 2 Yeah, I'm going to take the, you're going to finish the show, and I'm going to go over to the White House. I just had to put it, you know,

Speaker 2 I don't know. I'm still struggling on how I'm going to frame everything.

Speaker 2 I think I, you know, as I've been looking at all this this morning, I think I'm going to try to frame it under Liberation Day because I think people need to understand how big this job is, of what he's trying to do.

Speaker 2 And I think, I mean, if my theory is right, that he named it Liberation Day because he's changing everything, the whole world order since World War II,

Speaker 2 that leads us into, you know, everything that

Speaker 2 he is doing and gives it a deeper understanding. But I'm going to talk about the tariffs and the economy and Doge,

Speaker 2 jail for the bad guys, the courts,

Speaker 2 foreign affairs. I mean, we're going to cover it.
I'm going to to cover as much as I can with the president, and that'll be on Blaze TV tonight at 9 p.m. from the White House.

Speaker 2 Tonight, 9 p.m., my interview with Donald Trump.

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Speaker 1 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program. It is Stuberge here for you as Glenn goes his little geant to the White House.

Speaker 1 For some reason, the President of the United States did not plan his schedule around our program today.

Speaker 1 It is wrong. Jeff Fisher joins us as well, of course, host of Chewing the Fat, the wonderful podcast, hosted by Jeffy.
Very nice. We'll get to him in just a couple of seconds.

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Speaker 1 Jeffy, welcome. Good to see you, my man.
Stu, good to see you. How are you?

Speaker 1 Well, I'm doing well. I mean, this is a big day for our own Glenn back.

Speaker 2 I mean, that's a big surprise. He

Speaker 1 doesn't realize he's... got his own show to do.
Yeah, I know.

Speaker 1 It is interesting. I just feel like...
And I would say I am working on my own show, just not this one. Yes, it's true.

Speaker 1 He's going to be, you're going to be, by the way, able to see this interview unedited tonight. They're going to put this on Glenn's TV show, Glenn TV.

Speaker 1 Of course, part of your Blaze TV subscription, blazetv.com/slash Glenn. The promo code there is Glenn.
Of course, you also get Studos America,

Speaker 1 Chewing the Fat, a part of the podcast network, all of it. And it's a great membership, and it also helps support

Speaker 1 actual journalism, actual conservative thought,

Speaker 1 you know, maybe some media coverage you could actually get something out of. That'd be nice.
It'll be nice. I'll be interested to see this interview tonight with

Speaker 1 the president and Glenn. I know it's a different thing doing an interview on your show when President Trump's on the phone,

Speaker 1 as opposed to going to the White House and doing it there face to face.

Speaker 1 On his ground. It's on his ground, right? Yeah.
And it's interesting because the president, he's got about an hour with the president. Glenn does.

Speaker 1 And, you know, the president isn't one of those guys that sometimes you bring out a guest. You know this, Jeffy.
You bring out a guest and they answer in like half sentences.

Speaker 1 And they're kind of boring and they're quick and they don't say anything interesting. And they're dumb after two sentences and they kind of let you go on to the next question.

Speaker 1 That's not President Trump. That is not Donald Trump.
No.

Speaker 1 President Trump is going to give you, he's going to go.

Speaker 1 You're going to start him off. He's going to go.
You're not going to. You've got to make a point to get to what you want to get to.
Yeah, it's hard. It is hard.

Speaker 1 It's a challenge with him because, you know, look, the guy is, he's a talker. He likes talking about this stuff.
He cares about it quite a bit. And

Speaker 1 especially if you want to confront him on something,

Speaker 1 if he says something, you're like, well, let's back up and think about this for a second. Now you've wasted another, not wasted, but I mean, there goes another 10 minutes of the hour that you have.

Speaker 1 You have to really be focused.

Speaker 1 And I wouldn't, I don't know. Glenn, I think, can be up and down on that one.
Sometimes he's very focused and gets to the stuff he wants to get to.

Speaker 1 Other times, maybe not so much. So we'll see what happens tonight.
I'm I'm very interested to watch this.

Speaker 1 You know, Glenn obviously goes into this wanting to ask about all the important stuff that's going on, but you can only get to certain things, and we'll see what he gets to

Speaker 1 tonight on the program. Again, the show airs at 9 p.m.
Eastern? I can't remember. I don't know.
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One thing I don't know that he'll have a chance to get to is

Speaker 1 the new proposal from the FDA to phase out dyes

Speaker 1 used in a bunch of foods. This is the part of.
You better not be messing with my Skittles still.

Speaker 1 I don't care about all the other red dye or yellow dyes. Right.

Speaker 1 Don't mess with my Skittles.

Speaker 1 No? No. You don't want your Skittles.
I will say, I'm not shocked to see you defending

Speaker 1 big food. And I'll be probably with you on this as well.
I mean, the red dye thing is something they've been trying to push for a while.

Speaker 1 You know, there have been a lot of calls for this to be banned for a long time. The Biden administration did do this as well.
They banned red dye number three. One, one red dye.
One red dye.

Speaker 1 Number three. Now, these are foods that, these are dyes that are in all sorts of foods, though it's maybe a little overblown how many foods they're in.

Speaker 1 A lot of it has been, you know, some companies have just decided they didn't want to put this, these dyes in foods already. But they say the fluorescent red of flaming hot Cheetos.

Speaker 1 Are you a flaming hot Cheetos guy? Jeffy? Not me neither. I like the cheesy stuff.
I feel like the flaming hot stuff, they just abandon the cheese. You want to give me a spicy cheese-flavored thing?

Speaker 1 I'm in.

Speaker 1 But what they're doing there is they're doing a lot of just the spice without the cheese, and I just, you know.

Speaker 1 Oh, that could go away. That one's fine.

Speaker 1 They do say the brilliant teal of Mountain Dew Baja Blast, which I do enjoy quite a bit, and the colorful rainbow of Skittles may soon be dimmed.

Speaker 1 This is unacceptable. Unacceptable.
The FDA is phasing out the use of these, they call petroleum-based synthetic dyes by the end of next year. This is what they announced.
Now, it's interesting to see

Speaker 1 how they're doing this. Their approach is not as heavy-handed as I would say the left has engaged in over the years, where they're just going out and actually banning it.

Speaker 1 They seem to be indicating they're going to work with companies

Speaker 1 to do it. They don't have to come to the table and say, look, we can't get rid of this one because of this.
Right. There'll be, I'm sure, a lobbying effort.

Speaker 1 And look, the reason why these dyes are used is typically because they're less expensive than the alternatives.

Speaker 1 And also more vibrant.

Speaker 1 Right. That's the thing.

Speaker 1 They want a bright, especially like the citrus ones they talked about.

Speaker 1 Right. Well,

Speaker 1 I'll give you this example. RFK Jr.,

Speaker 1 look, I'll be honest. I'm not an RFK Jr.
guy. Like Marty McCari is another guy who's about out there talking about this.
I like him a lot. Big Jay Bhattacharia guy.

Speaker 1 A lot of the people that Donald Trump has chosen for his health apparatus, I really do like. You know, RFK Jr., not so much,

Speaker 1 I will admit to you. He was talking about how

Speaker 1 he had this big thing when he was running for president against Donald Trump when he was talking about fruit loops and how Canadian fruit loops only have three ingredients and we have all these ingredients in our fruit loops.

Speaker 1 Now, needless to say, that's not even remotely close to accurate.

Speaker 1 hard. I would love to know which three ingredients you could form a fruit loop with because I don't know, there's just not a physical way to do it.
You can't make fruit loops with three ingredients.

Speaker 1 It's not even remotely close to true. The only way to make fruit loops in three ingredients is if you actually use real fruit, right?

Speaker 1 If you use just

Speaker 1 and that's what Canada does. No, that is not what they do.
They do not have three ingredients. They have basically, I think, the exact same amount.

Speaker 1 It might be one or two less ingredients, a fewer ingredients, but basically the exact same amount of ingredients but what they do that is different than us is they utilize different uh dyes uh for

Speaker 1 for their fruit loops so if you look at the fruit loops side by side canadian fruit loops u.s fruit loops i'm sorry there's no doubt which one you're taking you're taking the good old american fruit and fruit loops right they look better they look they're they pop right they've got those cool colors the bright blues and the bright bright reds and the bright yellows And then you have that kind of like

Speaker 1 boring, like

Speaker 1 cereal dull,

Speaker 1 you know, look. And of course, we should point out cereals without these flavorings, Fruit Loop type cereals, are currently widely available in the United States.
If you choose to want

Speaker 1 cereals,

Speaker 1 they are available. And they've been available forever.
They're available for a very long time.

Speaker 1 Again, it's usually, I will say, a little bit more expensive

Speaker 1 because

Speaker 1 the reason why they use the artificial dyes,

Speaker 1 first of all, they look better and they're more enticing to people. And secondarily, they are cheaper, right?

Speaker 1 If you go to Trader Joe's, you can find tons of cereals that are not flavored with artificial flavorings, but they're going to cost a lot more.

Speaker 1 They're much more expensive when you take all these ingredients out. So that's why a lot of these big cereal companies utilize these dyes.
They're cheaper, and of course they also look better.

Speaker 1 But you can get the other ones if you want them now. To me, as a person who wants less government interference rather than more, I typically lean on the side of

Speaker 1 wanting the options to all be out there. You should be able to choose what you want.
Now, I know what I will choose every single time, which is the good old American petroleum-based food coloring.

Speaker 1 That's what I want. Absolutely.

Speaker 1 I open up my bag of Skittles. If I don't have those vibrant colors staring back at me, shining, ready to be eaten, I don't.
Right. I don't want to.

Speaker 1 I don't know why either, because it doesn't really change the taste of them at all. They all taste.
Everyone is different, still. Yeah.
Fruit loops. By the way, did you know this?

Speaker 1 And I'm sure you did, Jeffy, but. Did you know that every fruit loop, no matter what the color, tastes the same? It is exactly the same.
It tastes the same,

Speaker 1 which is interesting. That's why, on top of whatever they put in the dyes for fruit loops, you need a little bit more extra sugar on top of them.
Right. Just to brighten it up a little bit.

Speaker 1 You need to brighten it up a little bit. That's not, again, healthy choice is not exactly your strong suit.

Speaker 1 So this is what they're going into now. They say

Speaker 1 there's been an interesting, the studies on this, I will say, are not

Speaker 1 overwhelming.

Speaker 1 If you go back and look. There have been very few, actually.
There have been very few, and what they've shown has been really mixed. I mean,

Speaker 1 there was a study a long time ago

Speaker 1 that

Speaker 1 this is the basis.

Speaker 1 Again, this is of the Biden administration getting rid of red number three now they tried to get rid of red number three they eventually did it they did it right before Trump came into office

Speaker 1 and

Speaker 1 the the study said that certain rats can get cancer at with certain amounts of levels number three levels taken in yes yes now the levels

Speaker 1 I mean it's completely absurd First of all, they gave 65 times the maximum dose to these rats, and they gave them 65 times the maximum dose every day for 28 consecutive months. Wow.

Speaker 1 Now, I don't know if there's any substance you could take at that level that would not cause cancer, but maybe there's one. I don't know what it would be.

Speaker 1 You probably, even without, if you had 65 the amount of times of the amount of maximum the maximum dose of water every day for 28 months, you'd probably be dead.

Speaker 1 So I don't know why that is an important study, but that is what the what they did on. on.
By the way, the study, the author of the study,

Speaker 1 which they used to take red number three off the market, says it's actually safe. So they took his study where he said it's safe and then used that to pull it off the market.

Speaker 1 Now, one of the things they've studied over the years, Jeffy, is this concept of it causing ADHD. Yeah, yeah.

Speaker 1 That was one of the California studies, right? That's probably, there's more basis to that one because they have found

Speaker 1 about half the studies that they've looked at, they've seen some effect on some children when it comes to a measure of ADHD.

Speaker 1 And it's funny, I have a friend who is, you know, he's

Speaker 1 like our lovely Hillary, who does the four-minute buzz here, she was just busting on me because she's, you know, she likes the more natural approach. She's certainly more healthy than I am.

Speaker 1 So we all know that.

Speaker 1 But, you know, I have a friend who's kind of like Hillary and that, you know,

Speaker 1 he's very like natural and likes to talk to me about how every chemical in our our food is bad. And we go back and forth about this.

Speaker 1 And it was funny because this week he's telling me we have to pull off all these food colorings because of ADHD. Last week he was telling me ADHD didn't exist.

Speaker 1 And I'm like, wait a minute, you were the one who was telling me last week that ADHD was just a scam.

Speaker 1 And then this week you're telling me we have to pull red number of whatever 40 off the shelves because it causes ADHD. So I'm a bit confused as to what we're doing here exactly.

Speaker 1 But I mean, I think most people are like, look, if I could do without,

Speaker 1 you know, some petroleum-based food coloring, sure, I'll choose it.

Speaker 1 Not everyone might be us, Jeffy. Some people might want that.

Speaker 1 Fine, whatever. You be you.
By the way, I will say it is available for you. It's available right now.
Thank you.

Speaker 1 Now, one of the things you might notice if these things go away is that prices do go up on these items, right? Like, because the alternatives are more expensive.

Speaker 1 Well, that's what we've been told forever. Yeah.

Speaker 1 And we'll see. Maybe, maybe at a certain scale.

Speaker 1 No, no,

Speaker 1 investigations on how to do the product cheaper without it, knowing it was coming. I mean, I hope so.
You'd think that they would. And there are alternatives, right? Beet juice is one of them.

Speaker 1 You know, beet juice is.

Speaker 1 I don't even mess with my Skittles, man. If you start putting beet juice as my Skittles too.
Look, maybe people want beet juice. That's good.
They can have it, but not with the kids.

Speaker 1 And they're Skittles. And by the way, even things like Skittles, there are quote-unquote natural alternatives.

Speaker 1 Like you pull them off of a tree, natural alternatives

Speaker 1 for your Skittles. Those do exist.

Speaker 1 If they get overripe, you got to eat them off the ground. You do, you do, you do.
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Speaker 1 Okay, we're talking about the synthetic food dyes. They want to phase out of

Speaker 1 foods in the United States. They're working on that now.

Speaker 1 What you can substitute these for, beet juice is one of them for reds. They have like certain blueberry juices that they use.

Speaker 1 That's fine. That's fine if you want that.

Speaker 1 Now they are not as vibrant, not as bright, but they could be a useful substitute. That's not the main one they use, though.
It's not normally beet juice. It's usually carmine.

Speaker 1 Now, carmine also is known as natural number four. So instead of red 40, you're getting natural number four,

Speaker 1 which sounds wonderful. It sure does.
Okay.

Speaker 1 How do you make natural number four? I don't know, Stu. How do you make it?

Speaker 1 I'd be interested if people are interested in this because it sounds delicious. First of all, you go to the prickly pear cactus.
Okay. Okay.
That kind of sounds interesting.

Speaker 1 I've I've not seen a prickly pear cactus field, but I'm sure that's. Yeah, they do exist.
There come, now, again, you're not going to be, this is not going to be an American product.

Speaker 1 This is going to be Central and South America where you get these from. But you go through the prickly pear plant, and you don't go into the

Speaker 1 prickly pear plant. You don't go in there.
You go to the outside of it, and you scrape off the

Speaker 1 cochineal insects that are on the outside.

Speaker 1 You scrape a bunch of those off.

Speaker 1 When they become mature, you are going to harvest.

Speaker 1 The bugs. You're only going to harvest, however, we should be clear, only the females of this particular species of insect you're going to take off of the prickly pear plants.

Speaker 1 I know, and I don't know what kind of magnifying glass you need to figure out which one's which, but you figure it out. Sadly, I do.
Anyway, there's a joke there somewhere.

Speaker 1 So when these insects are mature, you brush them off the cactus, and they mostly are collected by hand, a very labor-intensive process.

Speaker 1 Then the insects are killed and dried using sunlight, ovens, or steam.

Speaker 1 It takes about 70,000 of these bugs to make a pound of dye that will go into your Skittles very soon. That's got to be cheap.
Now, once you dry the bugs out,

Speaker 1 you then grind the bugs into a fine powder. And you take that powder and you boil it in water and you extract the vibrant carminic acid.
Now, this mixture is now filtered.

Speaker 1 And this is, people are like, oh, what are I going to be eating insects parts? No, it's filtered to remove the insect solids.

Speaker 1 You'll just be having the insect powder

Speaker 1 and the goo.

Speaker 1 That leaves the liquid red extract. And then it is treated with

Speaker 1 some mineral salts to stabilize the pigment.

Speaker 1 It is then concentrated, dried into a fine powder, and then kept as a liquid concentrate, and then it's shipped to be added to your skin. Right there.
So we're going to have

Speaker 1 to be at least one bag of Skittles in America.

Speaker 1 That's a lot of work.

Speaker 1 One pound. That is amazing.
One pound of dye, 70,000 bugs. Now, I've been told that people are resistant to the movement to eat bugs.
Yeah. That is what I've been told over the past few months.

Speaker 1 I thought we had this whole, you know, World Economic Forum, Klaus Schwab, don't eat Zebugs thing.

Speaker 1 we will be eating more bugs if we go down this road i don't think there's any question about that i don't know that people want that exactly i think they'd rather have beet juice but it's not going to be that many you can't make the amount of product that we make

Speaker 1 doing that

Speaker 1 you just can't i think the bugs are plentiful jeffy this is why eating bugs is so wonderful you can go and get you can create these things maybe we can but so that once we get the supply chain up and running of these cactus bugs

Speaker 1 we're good to go then. I guess we're good to go at that point.
Once we have, and we are already using this in a bunch of foods, this isn't like a brand new thing.

Speaker 1 This is the, you know, one of the main alternatives to

Speaker 1 red number 40. All right.
So, eat zabugs. Eat some bugs in your Skittles.

Speaker 1 I don't know. I'm not too enthused, frankly, about that switch off, but you know, again, people should be able to have the choices and eat all the bugs that they desire.

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Speaker 1 We are talking

Speaker 1 a little bit about Glenn's interview. He's got an interview coming up tonight with the President of the United States.
Good to see you. Yeah, Donald Trump.

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You'll save 20 bucks on your subscription. All sorts of different things he's going to go into.

Speaker 1 Is it going to be from the oval? Or is it shuffling him off on one of the side rooms? That's a good question. I don't know where they're going to do it.

Speaker 1 I know there was a lot of talk beforehand because there are some incredible shots you can get when it comes to just an amazing look of an interview inside that building, obviously.

Speaker 1 And I know, you know, Glenn. Glenn loves his sets.
Glenn loves his

Speaker 1 cinematography.

Speaker 1 He's very focused on the look of the interview. I'm surprised I could even slide to your left just a little bit.
I need that.

Speaker 1 I just say, you know, Glenn, like, you know, if you're concerned about the look of the interview, perhaps a few push-ups. You know what I mean? I'm just saying.

Speaker 1 Here, have this nice plate of bugs that look like red dyes. It should take some of that if it's natural.

Speaker 1 He mentioned some of the craziness going on in the city. Homelessness is a massive problem there now, and a lot of mental illness on the streets.

Speaker 1 As Glenn mentioned, a lot of mental illness inside of the Capitol as well. And a lot of corruption there, too.

Speaker 1 If you remember the story of Bob Menendez, he was the Democratic senator from New Jersey and was there forever and was accused of, you know, credibly

Speaker 1 over many, many crimes for a long time. And Democrats just kept putting him in office and putting him in office and put him in office.

Speaker 1 Eventually got to the place where it was completely ridiculous for him to stay. He was accused of accepting bribes, including

Speaker 1 gold bars, famously. Oh, yes.
Cash, a luxury car, in exchange for political favors. They had found over $480,000 in cash hidden in clothing and in closets.
That's awesome.

Speaker 1 Plus, I love this, 13 gold bars in his home. How many gold bars do you have in your home right now, Jeffy? Would you say right now if you're not going to be able to do that? You can just estimate it.

Speaker 1 You don't have to give me an exact number, obviously. Just estimate the number of gold bars.

Speaker 1 Probably close to zero. Really? But I don't want to go out on a lamb and say there might be, you know,

Speaker 1 less than zero. Less than zero.
You may owe a gold bar to a couple of people.

Speaker 1 These are business interests. People had interests

Speaker 1 from Egypt and across the world.

Speaker 2 Oh, yeah.

Speaker 1 In return, he helped secure some arms deals. He allegedly was trying to influence U.S.
foreign policy.

Speaker 1 He was indicted in September 2023 for the bribery and the fraud and the acting as a foreign agent. He was hit with additional charges in early 2024.

Speaker 1 They had actually traced the gold bar serial numbers to previous robberies.

Speaker 1 Now, they don't think he actually robbed any banks. No, no, no.

Speaker 1 But

Speaker 1 it seemingly

Speaker 1 one of the businessmen who was alleged of trying to bribe him was involved in the robot. To be fair, he was still a senator now.
And he still was going on as normal.

Speaker 1 He didn't leave

Speaker 1 the Senate until, I think, after he was convicted. Yeah, because he kept

Speaker 1 eventually turned against him, the vibes.

Speaker 1 You know, people like Federman were on it right away, saying, like, this guy's got to resign.

Speaker 1 But most of the Democrats kind of just shut their mouth on it. Eventually, it got to the point where it was so ridiculous they had to get him out of there.

Speaker 1 And he threatened to maybe run as an independent and didn't really go down that road. So now

Speaker 1 he was on trial and he was convicted, but his wife was also involved in this, right, Jeffy? Correct. And they split up the trial because the wife had breast cancer.

Speaker 1 And that originally his defense was, oh, yeah, my wife has breast cancer. She did it all.
Right.

Speaker 1 That was all her. It was.
He really did push it off on her initially, right? And now, again, he's going to prison.

Speaker 1 He's going to prison in June. He asked the judge after he was found guilty to postpone him going to prison because he wanted to help in his wife's trial.

Speaker 1 Which was nice of him. Very nice of him.

Speaker 1 Okay, fine. So problem husband.

Speaker 1 This guy needs to help her through her trial. Yeah.
He didn't come to trial once. Her trial went on for

Speaker 1 several weeks. Not once.
He didn't even do it. Now, maybe he was helping her out on the side at home.
I don't know. Wait a minute.
So he got

Speaker 1 the prison time delayed to help her in the trial, but then didn't go to the trial. He never showed up once.
Not one time. Not one time.
Not even like the first day you show up with your arm around it.

Speaker 1 Oh, I'm just super supportive of my wife. He just didn't come at all.
That's correct. Now, she has been found guilty of bribery, conspiracy, and obstruction of justice charges.

Speaker 1 And she's going to be sentenced about the same time as he goes to prison. And she's probably going to get about the same amount of time.
that he gets. So she was really involved in this.

Speaker 1 It wasn't just him. How do you know that? There were times there was one

Speaker 1 insurance broker that was having

Speaker 1 a criminal probe against them, and he gave her a car to make sure that Bob Goldbar Menendez takes care of the criminal probe. Oh, yeah.
And because there's records of he testified and said that

Speaker 2 he

Speaker 1 already gave her a down payment on the car. She called hubby and said, hey, look at my new car.

Speaker 1 And then she was in another meeting, I think with the Egyptians, although I'm not sure when this meeting was, at a dinner party, and she was just like, What else can the love of my life do for you today?

Speaker 1 I mean, so she was definitely pushing

Speaker 1 absolutely. Now, I didn't know this.
One quick thing about when they found all the cash stuffed in the house. Yes.
It said that, including inside the former senator's official government windbreaker.

Speaker 1 I didn't know they had official government windbreakers. Is that part of the perks package you get? I guess.
You get a government windbreaker. Don't keep cash in it at the house, though.

Speaker 1 I have heard some of these congressmen break wind often. So I don't know if that has anything to do, especially what's the guy with the super high pants.

Speaker 1 Oh, yeah, from New York. Yeah, from New York.

Speaker 1 I can't think of his name. He's the guy that they say is the worst

Speaker 1 worst offender. Yeah, Congressman.

Speaker 1 I can see him. Yes, I can see him, too, because his.
He pulls his pants way up. They're jacked up to his nipples.
What is it again? No, not Barney Frank.

Speaker 1 He's a former congressman. Why can I think of that guy?

Speaker 1 Anyway, we'll get the name here in a second. You know who he is.
You absolutely know who he is. I can't think of a stupid name.

Speaker 1 But this is fascinating because it wasn't like she got a Toyota Corolla either. It was a Mercedes-Benz.
Oh, Mercedes-Benz, yeah. So she got that.
Anyway, it's just fascinating.

Speaker 1 She's guilty now, and she gets sentenced about the time that he goes to prison. Both of them are done.

Speaker 1 And it was fascinating to me, especially since he tried to throw her under the bus, and then he gets found guilty, and then he talks the judge into postponing him showing up for prison because he's going to help her with her trial, and he doesn't show up.

Speaker 1 He's a good guy. Good guy.
By the way, Jerry Nadler is the name we were thinking of.

Speaker 1 People were screaming it at the radios. I apologize.
Jerry Nadler.

Speaker 1 It is interesting.

Speaker 1 He was accused as being the smelliest member of Congress. Yeah.

Speaker 2 There were a number of reports that Jerry

Speaker 1 was, I forget the term of him like

Speaker 1 think of a firecracker going off down the aisle in Congress. Okay.
He would just come along as a carpet bomb. Yeah, he had a little bit of a flatulence issue, was the accusation.

Speaker 1 I will say, it would be an interesting change in our society, and I don't know how America would change, but I think it would change dramatically if we had like Smell-O-Vision on TV,

Speaker 1 where when we watched C-SPAN, you could smell what these people smelled like.

Speaker 1 I think there'd be a big change in this country. I think a lot of the people who are currently in Congress

Speaker 1 would be defeated. I don't disagree with you, except, you know, that's not what we're going to be using it for

Speaker 1 on television. Probably watching other things.

Speaker 1 On television. Probably.

Speaker 1 None of it's good.

Speaker 1 Nothing's positive. By the way, they're not the only relationship that's having some problems.
I mentioned this a little bit earlier.

Speaker 1 Our friend Kilmar

Speaker 1 Abrego Garcia.

Speaker 2 The Maryland father.

Speaker 1 The Maryland father. Yes.
I don't know if he was father of the year,

Speaker 1 although I will assume that the Democrats will be giving him that award any day day now. But he, of course, was a suspected MS-13 gang member.
He was here in the country illegally. He

Speaker 1 waited five, some reports, I'm saying five years, some or seven, to actually say, well, he needed asylum. And he needed asylum, Jeffy, because his mother's papusa stand had been harassed by a gang.

Speaker 1 What are you going to do? This is why he couldn't go back home. What are you going to do? You can't go back home.
Now, the issue with that claim, there's a couple issues with that claim.

Speaker 1 I'll be honest with you, there's a couple of them. Number one, the Papusa stand closed a long time ago and no longer exists.
So it would be odd that he couldn't go back to El Salvador

Speaker 1 because his Papusa stand was being attached, which, by the way, he left his mom there. So the gang's coming after his mom.
And he left. He leaves, leaves his mom in the papusa stand there.

Speaker 1 Doesn't care about the boxes because they can't pay the protection money or something. That's closed.

Speaker 1 Also, the actual actual gang in El Salvador also doesn't really exist anymore because Bukele came in and got rid of all the gangs.

Speaker 1 So the gangs aren't there. The papusas aren't there.
But he has to stay here. That's what we're supposed to believe.
Well, yeah,

Speaker 1 he ⁇

Speaker 1 for his

Speaker 1 asylum, and I know it's not asylum for his...

Speaker 1 Yeah, it was a different type of asylum claim, but it was a

Speaker 1 lack. It was some sort of preventing a

Speaker 1 departure, essentially. There's some strange term, and I can't remember the name of it, but it's like asylum.
That was one of the reasons that he couldn't go back. Right, that's what he said.

Speaker 1 Delaying, yeah, yeah.

Speaker 1 So they, they, when they, he was going to claim asylum, and they said, well, you have to do that within the first year that you're here. So they give us a nice window of a year.

Speaker 1 You can come here, set up your life,

Speaker 1 you know, go through a whole little league season. I mean, you can do a lot of stuff.

Speaker 1 And then by one year, you have to say, by the way, the only reason I'm here is because of my mom's pupusa stand, which, by the way, I mentioned this already, I think earlier in the week, but it was around this time of day.

Speaker 1 We were talking about the pupusa stand a few, like last week. And I immediately had to order pupusas on Uber Eats.
I immediately went on and ordered pupusas to be delivered immediately after the show.

Speaker 1 And they were tremendous. Really? I had never had them before.
I don't know how to describe them. I think it's like kind of like corn sort of like, they're not like tortillas.
They're like thicker.

Speaker 1 and they're kind of on both sides almost like a sandwich. And in the middle, I got like cheese and jalapenos.
Oh my, it was incredible, Jeffy. Like,

Speaker 1 I would like to do you eating this on your YouTube channel right now. No, I didn't want to eat in front of people on the YouTube, but I did want to give the full food review.

Speaker 1 Let's put it this way.

Speaker 1 If you're in a gang currently and you're looking to harass a particular type of business, pupusas might be a good target because you might get free pupusas and they're delicious.

Speaker 1 And they're like $4, Jeffy. Oh, that's not bad.

Speaker 1 This is an incredible value. That's not bad.
I don't know how we're just discovering this. Most of the country maybe has discovered it, but I just did.
So I'm all in on Papusas. So

Speaker 1 he is saying he wants to stay here.

Speaker 1 We're like, okay, you need to, this is crazy. Like, you're it's time for you to leave.
We want to get, we'll send him out of there.

Speaker 1 And as all this is going back and forth, the Democrats kind of adopt him as a mascot. Right?

Speaker 1 This MS-13 alleged member, a guy who has all these things going on that are highly questionable in his life, certainly seemed to have lied to the American government to stay here.

Speaker 1 But he's got a wife and kids. He becomes Maryland father, not an MS-13 member, Maryland father.
Every time you hear it, Maryland father, Maryland man, a Maryland father.

Speaker 1 This is the nicest guy in the world, apparently. And the left adopts him as this sort of like cause celeb mascot.

Speaker 1 In the middle of all this, an accusation comes out that apparently his wife, because he's just a father and a husband, apparently had filed for a restraining order against him based on domestic violence.

Speaker 1 Now, normally that doesn't mean you lose your mascot status, but not with the left. They're going to keep adopting.

Speaker 1 She took it away anyway.

Speaker 1 It never was. It never did go fully into effect.
And now her reasoning is this. In 2021, she filed a protective order against her husband alleging domestic violence.

Speaker 1 In a statement last week, however, she said she did so, quote, in case things escalated, end quote, adding that that they never did. So there you go.
You're good.

Speaker 1 Now, I don't know how many times, Jeffy, I know you've been on the wrong side of many restraining orders over the years. I don't know how many of them were preemptive, but apparently that's a thing.

Speaker 1 It is a thing. It is a thing.
So there we go. A lot of people are happy about it.

Speaker 1 Yeah, she also said,

Speaker 1 well, he's alive, and that's good.

Speaker 1 I'm sure that is good. It is good.
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Speaker 2 More Glenn Beck coming up next.

Speaker 1 Let me tell you about something that the media would rather you ignore. You've heard their whole January 6th coverage.
It's been delightful.

Speaker 1 They've done a great job, of course, in the mainstream media covering that. But now, let's see what they're trying to hide.

Speaker 1 The final episode of Blaze TV's in-depth investigation just dropped yesterday, and it kind of blows the narrative wide open, particularly on one individual, Officer Harry Dunn.

Speaker 1 We've got capital surveillance footage, conflicting timelines, serious questions about the story from his book and interviews.

Speaker 1 Harry Dunn was kind of seen as this big hero of January 6th by the media.

Speaker 1 I mean, you watch this. Steve Baker is the guy hosting it.

Speaker 1 There's all sorts of conflicts, all sorts of things where it seems like he just completely made it up. Yeah.
And so that's out now. Those are called lies.
Lies, I guess.

Speaker 1 It certainly seemed that way to me.

Speaker 1 But you judge.

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You can watch the full investigation from the very beginning.

Speaker 1 Definitely worth your time, as Steve Baker was about to be thrown in prison until he was pardoned for his coverage that day. So worth your time to check out.

Speaker 1 Also, of course, tonight is Glenn's interview with Donald Trump. We've mentioned it.
If you go there, subscribe. You'll get that tonight as well.

Speaker 1 We'll play some, I think, tomorrow as well on the show and get you caught up to the important parts. But you want to see the full thing, you want to go subscribe to Blaze TV.

Speaker 1 Now, Jeffy, you watch every single thing that's ever aired on television, every new show you've always watched before I've even heard of it.

Speaker 1 Did you watch the Oklahoma City bombing

Speaker 1 Netflix? I put that in my queue. It is in your queue.
Okay, good.

Speaker 1 In fact, yesterday, because I went, oh, I got to watch that. That's got to be this weekend.
Okay, yeah, I told you. I've got other shows to watch.

Speaker 1 I talked to the director on my show, Studios America, last week. I kind of liked it.
They didn't try to make some big point.

Speaker 1 They didn't try to tie it to Donald Trump or something like you might expect in some of these documentaries.

Speaker 1 It was just kind of taking you there and showing you and interviewing the people who were there. So that's worth checking out as well.
Studios America tonight, don't miss that.

Speaker 1 And Glenn TV with President Trump is Glenn back.