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Speaker 2 Hello, Stu.

Speaker 2 Glenn. Yeah.
You said something about this being a good week.

Speaker 1 A good week. Walk me through that.

Speaker 2 All right. You ready? Mm-hmm.
Okay.

Speaker 2 The war on water pressure is over.

Speaker 1 This week. It's over.

Speaker 2 I love that. Yeah, see.
I love that. Yeah.
I'm a huge fan. Now, of course, my war was won.
With a terrorist attack by my handyman many years ago.

Speaker 1 Did that happen to you too?

Speaker 2 It did.

Speaker 1 It happened right around the time I lost my guns in the lake.

Speaker 2 Oh, you're kidding. No.
Yes.

Speaker 2 And I thought it was so weird because they were both about water. It's weird.

Speaker 2 I also won the water heater battle that same time. Wait a minute.

Speaker 1 I don't know about the water heater battle.

Speaker 2 Water heaters are limited to get certain amounts of hot.

Speaker 2 But

Speaker 2 if you have a terrorist attack on your water heater, sometimes your limits come off. It's terrible.

Speaker 1 Yeah, it is awful. It's awful.
Those are Oklahoman terrorists. Oh, they come in here like, I'm a nice lady's water heater.

Speaker 1 So we had that going on. That's really, really good.

Speaker 1 And then

Speaker 1 Donald Trump has succeeded again, making the world a much, much better place by

Speaker 1 getting,

Speaker 1 released the unjustly imprisoned hot ballerina from the U.S. She was imprisoned over in Russia for treason.

Speaker 1 We're not sure. We are, well, we're pretty sure she's the hottest American ever negotiated for a prisoner swap.
There she is.

Speaker 2 Is that true?

Speaker 1 Yeah, there she is. See her.
See, right there? That's, yep. She's pretty hot.
She's pretty hot.

Speaker 2 Yeah, it doesn't seem like

Speaker 2 we've in the past really targeted attractiveness level as to who we are.

Speaker 2 You kidnapped Donald Trump as president. That's true.
You know what I mean? You know what I mean? He's like, all right, who's hot? Who's in trouble?

Speaker 1 Who can we repatriate?

Speaker 1 So we got that going. Oh, and here's some more good news.

Speaker 1 Doge says that they are saving now next year,

Speaker 1 what is it, $150 billion

Speaker 1 in 2026. Now, that's not my favorite, but it's still $150 billion.

Speaker 1 And, you know,

Speaker 1 every penny counts at this, every billion counts at this point.

Speaker 1 Remember when $150 billion used to be real money?

Speaker 2 Yeah, I mean, I remember one of the first big bills when you were online, I want to say it was in the Fox era.

Speaker 2 No, actually, yeah, it was Fox era. It was the Obama stimulus.
It was $787 billion.

Speaker 2 So now we're at like, that was like the biggest thing in the world. It was every conversation for six months.

Speaker 1 People who lived at that time and were aware of things at that time, they can tell you the price of that, $787 billion,

Speaker 1 because it was such a stunning amount of money. Yes.

Speaker 2 And it was

Speaker 2 specifically designed to remain under $1 trillion because they thought that was unbearable for anyone to think about.

Speaker 2 Now, every other bill we pass is over a trillion dollars. And you're like, you know,

Speaker 1 $787 billion, not good enough. We don't even know.

Speaker 2 We don't even wake up to do this show if it's less than a trillion dollars that we're talking about.

Speaker 1 I mean, who's talking about it?

Speaker 1 Then you have something else that Doge has come out and said, millions of our dollars in unemployment claims have gone to fake people

Speaker 1 who haven't even been born yet.

Speaker 2 Now,

Speaker 2 do we know that they're fake people or just people that haven't been born yet? Well, we don't know. Because, I mean,

Speaker 2 technically, if you haven't been born, how do you know if you're fake or not?

Speaker 1 You don't. Only time travelers know.

Speaker 2 Only time travelers.

Speaker 1 There's some of those, too.

Speaker 2 So there is.

Speaker 1 Labor Secretary Laurie Chavez-DeReamer presented the findings to President Trump Thursday afternoon's cabinet meeting.

Speaker 1 Say that we're working with our inspector general to return these dollars to the treasury that would be nice doge doge claimed an initial review found that since 2020 2020 9 700 people whose birth dates aren't for another 15 years have claimed 69 million dollars in benefits

Speaker 2 again like that

Speaker 2 There could be an explanation for that. Some accounting error, some actuarial error where the wrong date is in there and this person is actually supposed to get these benefits.

Speaker 2 But like, how is that not caught immediately?

Speaker 2 How is it possible that that could go on and a person with that birth date could continue to get paid for?

Speaker 1 Well, I mean,

Speaker 1 it was hard to catch this birth date.

Speaker 1 This one birth date claimed $41,000 in unemployment insurance.

Speaker 1 They were born in 2154.

Speaker 1 2154.

Speaker 2 So. Now that seems difficult.
It does.

Speaker 2 It does. I will say, no wonder no one would hire them.
Exactly. What are they going to do?

Speaker 1 Never shows up for work. Never shows up.

Speaker 2 They're never showing up.

Speaker 1 Right.

Speaker 1 28,000 people between one and five years old claim $254 million in benefits. Again,

Speaker 1 they are unemployed, right? I mean, that two-year-old does not have a job, right? No.

Speaker 2 That's just discrimination. No one will hire two-year-olds.
That's right. Except in Hollywood.

Speaker 1 25.

Speaker 2 Oh, that's. That's wrong.
You're right.

Speaker 2 It's a little

Speaker 2 wrong.

Speaker 1 24.5,000 people over 115 years claimed $59 million in benefits.

Speaker 1 And again, they don't have a job. I mean, have you ever seen anybody that's 115 years old, you know, as a Walmart greeter?

Speaker 2 No,

Speaker 2 they usually

Speaker 2 time out at like 104, 105. Yeah, right.

Speaker 1 Okay. So they're saying now that about between $135 and $400 billion

Speaker 1 has been stolen since COVID. Now, I just want you to

Speaker 1 remember that.

Speaker 2 $400 billion.

Speaker 1 You know all the cuts to USAID and everything else?

Speaker 1 Musk has come out and said we've saved next year $150 billion. They're saying up to $400 billion in just unemployment fraud since COVID.

Speaker 2 I don't know.

Speaker 1 I don't know.

Speaker 1 By the way, the acting labor secretary under Joe Biden,

Speaker 1 she was, you know, she was from California.

Speaker 1 And

Speaker 1 it was estimated when she was in California in charge of the unemployment system there, she paid $30 to $40 billion in

Speaker 1 fraud, fraudulent payments. But that was only $30 or $40 billion in one state.
I mean, you know, of course she's not not going to do that as the labor secretary.

Speaker 1 That just happened in California, not countrywide. Of course, we promote her.

Speaker 1 Wow, doesn't that speak volumes of everything that's going on?

Speaker 1 Let's see.

Speaker 1 Anderson Cooper.

Speaker 2 Why do you laugh?

Speaker 2 I just love this story. I love it.
And I, again, I

Speaker 2 I side with, with Anderson, I think, here. Did he ever comment on it? Has he has he addressed it? No, of course.
Tell people what it is if they haven't seen it.

Speaker 1 Okay, so Anderson Cooper sitting with Bernie Sanders, uh, and he's like, uh, we had somebody in the audience has a question. You got a question? Let me introduce Grace Thomas.

Speaker 1 She's a local civil rights attorney, and she's a Democrat. Okay,

Speaker 1 so she stands up and she's a Democrat.

Speaker 1 And she stands up and she looks at Anderson Cooper and she says, it's they, them pronouns, actually.

Speaker 2 And the face, and I think it's because Bernie Sanders is a thousand years old and can't hear anything.

Speaker 2 Yeah, but he makes a face that is exactly how I feel when people say, No, actually, it's they-them pronouns. He's just like this perplexed, he leans in.
He's like,

Speaker 2 Like, it's so good. And that's not what he's reacting to at all, but it's so satisfying.

Speaker 1 So, she says, Yeah, I've got a question. Do we have it?

Speaker 2 Here it is. Yeah, watch Bernie's face here.

Speaker 1 Is it running?

Speaker 1 I'm not hearing anything.

Speaker 2 Some audio issues. Okay, some audio issues.
So anyway.

Speaker 1 No. So anyway, so she goes on and she says, I mean, I'm a Democrat and

Speaker 1 I'm a they-them.

Speaker 1 And men...

Speaker 1 of all racial

Speaker 1 demographics are turning away from the Democratic Party. And I want to know what you're doing about it.

Speaker 2 Well,

Speaker 2 trying not to listen to you would be the main thing you should do about it. Exactly right.

Speaker 1 Exactly right. She's standing up.
What Bernie Sanders should have said is, well,

Speaker 1 you.

Speaker 1 People like you. Yeah.
Men are in every race, color, creed, age group, they are tired of being lectured to about their pronouns and everything else.

Speaker 2 And when you say they are tired of the person who is one person.

Speaker 1 One person. Yeah, that one person.

Speaker 2 That's the thing with they, them pronouns. Right.
They and them indicate a group of people. So you can't have they, them pronouns.
You can't have them. I don't care

Speaker 2 what you say. Sense of the bigotry that's just continuing here.

Speaker 2 There are some words that... refer to multiple people, some words that refer to one.
He or she would refer to one. They and them refers to multiple people.
So you can't have them. No.

Speaker 2 Okay, well, that's what's dudes. It's not even a gender argument.
I know. Right? It is an English language argument.

Speaker 2 If you want to say you're a man when you're really a woman, that is wrong on the gender basis. But at least you're saying you're one person.
Saying you're multiple people is not okay. I know.

Speaker 2 I'm going to take a tough stand there.

Speaker 1 Well, I want to give you one other story here that's kind of in the same vein here. The chair of the University of California, Berkeley,

Speaker 1 for their academic senate,

Speaker 1 Amani Nuru Jeter issued a dire warning about

Speaker 1 academic freedom. She said, recent actions by the federal government and Donald Trump are chilling open inquiry and undermining self-governance at American universities.

Speaker 1 This has got to stop.

Speaker 1 Okay, so she's saying that because Donald Trump is saying, we're not going to,

Speaker 1 if you're going to let radicals on your campus that are anti-American and and anti-Semitic, we're not going to give you any federal dollars. She's saying because of that, it is chilling open inquiry.

Speaker 1 So what is open inquiry? You mean honest questioning?

Speaker 1 Now, the problem here is that

Speaker 1 Nuru Jeter.

Speaker 1 She was the executive associate dean of Berkeley School of Public Health,

Speaker 1 and

Speaker 1 she's warning about the fate of higher education.

Speaker 1 She also was the one that put new requirements into the school,

Speaker 1 anti-racism requirements. The requirements included that at least 10% of course readings focus on or be authored by people from black, indigenous, and other people of color.

Speaker 1 A third of all guest speakers be BIPOC. Professors also needed to update their syllabi with anti-racism statements that she personally would help draft.
So, in other words,

Speaker 1 and she made you sign a contract. If you were a professor, she made you sign a contract that you were going to do that.

Speaker 2 Oh, good. Yeah, right.
Lock them in.

Speaker 1 Right. And that was, that was just, it wasn't really a contract.
It was more of a pledge to disrupt harmful power dynamics. Thank you.

Speaker 1 And you had to pledge that you would remove students from class if they used language that could alienate others.

Speaker 2 Oh my.

Speaker 1 And you're worried about what Donald Trump is doing.

Speaker 1 You're using language that alienates, I don't know, Jews by saying we should kill the Jews.

Speaker 2 It does alienate them.

Speaker 2 It does. It tends to.
Right.

Speaker 1 And so instead of living with your own little doctrine here, we don't want to alienate anybody.

Speaker 1 You're now saying it's an end to freedom of speech. If you can't say death to all Jews,

Speaker 1 this is a threat to the free speech, the whole democracy movement. Unbelievable.
Now, I don't have a word on what they them commented about on this article.

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Speaker 1 Oh my goodness. Stu, what do you have planned this weekend?

Speaker 2 That's a good question. A lot of baseball.

Speaker 2 That is

Speaker 2 mainly all of my weekends.

Speaker 1 Your kids just run your life.

Speaker 2 That is what they do.

Speaker 2 They tend to do that. Yes.

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She's, you know, she's leaving,

Speaker 1 what, Sunday to

Speaker 1 film a movie, first movie she's been in.

Speaker 2 Really cool.

Speaker 1 Really cool. She's been rehearsing all week.

Speaker 1 She's playing a,

Speaker 1 I think it's a, maybe a country star. I'm not sure.
She's playing a singer. Really? Yeah.

Speaker 2 Oh, wow.

Speaker 1 And it's a Christmas movie.

Speaker 1 Oh, my gosh.

Speaker 2 Yeah, it's really neat. Do we know when we are going to be able to see this?

Speaker 1 Yeah, it'll be coming out, I think, next Christmas. Wow.
Do we know? In theaters.

Speaker 2 In theaters. In theaters.
Wow. I can't wait.
This is great. I know.
Great news.

Speaker 1 So anyway.

Speaker 1 So she's practically gone.

Speaker 2 And luckily, you're releasing her to

Speaker 2 an ecosystem that there's never any problems. You know, you throw her right in there.
Her mom's going with her in the entertainment industry. And it could not possibly go right.

Speaker 1 It's not in Hollywood, I'll tell you that.

Speaker 2 That's good. That's good.

Speaker 1 Oh, man. I dodged a bullet with Broadway.
She wanted to go on Broadway. Dad, I want to live in New York.
I want to live in New York. And I said, hey, honey, you don't ever watch the news, do you?

Speaker 1 And she's like, no. And I'm like, oh, sad, bad, bad things.
New York was vaporized

Speaker 1 by the former Soviet Union. And we are all weeping about it.
So can't go there for another 4,000 years.

Speaker 1 So she dodged a bullet on that one. And then

Speaker 1 she got a call recently on a movie, and I'm like, wait, wait, she was offered a movie. Wait, what? What?

Speaker 2 What?

Speaker 1 And

Speaker 1 thank goodness, it was not a Hollywood movie.

Speaker 1 And they're, you know, they're just good, you know, good people, good Christian people. And so I'm excited about that.

Speaker 2 That's great.

Speaker 2 But I actually was thinking about this relatively recently because my kids are getting into that age now where

Speaker 2 they're getting, you know, the independence is, there's more of that.

Speaker 1 They no longer want to be a fireman or a police officer.

Speaker 2 No, actually, that's true.

Speaker 2 You get past that. I mean, my kids are 12 and 13.

Speaker 2 But I was thinking about it. It's like, gosh, my son is now, what, two or three years away from driving? I know.
I mean, he's almost 14. It goes by so fast.

Speaker 1 Thank God.

Speaker 2 I mean, wait, wow. What? Wait.

Speaker 1 No, just the teenage years. They seem to last forever, but they do end.

Speaker 2 They do end. They do end.
They do end. But it leaves you at the point you're at now.

Speaker 1 Tanya and I are walking around the house going, what do we do? What do we do now?

Speaker 1 We went for a walk the other day, and she was like, well, this is our life. And I'm like, wow.

Speaker 2 Wow. Did she say the,

Speaker 2 well, this is the way people heard it. That's okay.

Speaker 1 That's the way I heard it.

Speaker 2 She's like,

Speaker 2 let me ask you this. Was it well or whelp? I think that's a huge distinction in this conversation.
Was it Welp?

Speaker 2 This is our life.

Speaker 2 As if that's it, you're in some serious trouble. I think it might have been with a P.
Okay. I think it might have been with a P.
That's what I suspected.

Speaker 1 But, you know, you know, your kids move out and then, you know, you just, you're kind of just like, okay, I got to start my life all over again now.

Speaker 2 What am I supposed to do? I don't know what. I've really been thinking about that.
And I think I need to get ahead of this, right? Like, I need to start planning what's going on.

Speaker 1 Marriages fall apart in the empty nest if both people don't, haven't planned ahead, haven't gone, okay, well, this is what I'm going to do. Yeah.

Speaker 1 You know, I'm going to, you know, this is my hobby or, you know, my next phase of life, whatever it is.

Speaker 1 If you don't do that and you've made, and you really, in today's world, you kind of have to make your kids your entire life.

Speaker 1 but if you've lost yourself in that it's not good yeah i think you got to work hard to maintain not just kids throughout the kid period yeah and then you need to plan for what comes after that because i think it would be easy to get stuck in gosh there's nothing to do on a completely unrelated story did you see the story out today uh the 70 year old woman accused of trading foster a foster child for a monkey No, I missed that.

Speaker 2 I missed that. Was that the plan?

Speaker 2 That is a plan. I'm just for an empty nest.
What am I going to do? You get a free monkey. What am I going to do? What am I going to do?

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Speaker 1 Welcome to the program, Mr. Pat Gray from Pat Gray Unleashed.
Yesterday, Pat Donald Trump

Speaker 1 negotiated for the release of a ballerina who

Speaker 1 was called a traitor to Russia and was going to be in prison forever. And he got her released.
And she says she's not a traitor. She didn't do anything.
She would never be.

Speaker 2 All she did was donate $51 to a Ukrainian charity to feed people, and they called her a traitor for that. Well, because they went through a phone and found it.

Speaker 2 Did it feed people? Did it feed people? So that would be fair. Ukrainians? Right.

Speaker 1 If Ukrainians got fed, Russia has a very long history of not feeding Ukrainians.

Speaker 2 That's true. It's been their lead policy for about 100 years.

Speaker 2 Every time they go to war, they're like, let's not feed the Ukrainians.

Speaker 2 Or sometimes when they're part of their country, and it's peacetime.

Speaker 1 So, Pat, I just want to show you this picture of the ballerina yeah does she look like she could betray her country no no not at all no there's no chance there's a thing she betrayed anybody else nope nope she doesn't betray her diet plan

Speaker 1 nothing no nothing speaking of betraying uh diet plans yeah i have a bone to pick with you pat gray yeah i have this uh wait can we before you get to that because before you get to that hang on I want to talk to you about somebody else with some boobs, and that is this guy.

Speaker 2 Let me see. Right here.
See him?

Speaker 1 Oh, wow. That's what's his name,

Speaker 1 Ryan Routh.

Speaker 2 Is he wearing a crop top? He's a very,

Speaker 1 I don't know, but he's.

Speaker 2 He's got high. Yeah, he's big man boobs.

Speaker 1 They're nasty.

Speaker 2 Right.

Speaker 1 And so I don't know. Did you hear about what happened in Florida? They're now finally charging him with first-degree attempted murder for trying to murder the president.
Yes.

Speaker 1 And

Speaker 1 the apparently, according to Florida, the attorney general for Florida,

Speaker 1 he said, for 206 days, the federal government stonewalled us.

Speaker 1 And I'm finally able to announce that now that Donald Trump is in, they're no longer stonewalling us.

Speaker 2 Oh, nice. Right.

Speaker 1 So they can charge him.

Speaker 1 And now he's also going to be charged by the DOJ because, you know, Donald Trump is in office. He's going to be charged for attempted assassination on the president of the United States.

Speaker 1 He's going to go to jail for a very long time. I mean,

Speaker 1 can you think of anything more obvious that you're on the bad side, you're on the wrong side when a guy who's got a gun pointed at the president and

Speaker 1 is on record saying, I'm going to kill him and I don't care if I go to jail for the rest of my life for it.

Speaker 1 And you're like going, yeah, it is dismiss him.

Speaker 1 Are you like, you're in law enforcement, you're at the FBI, you're at the DOJ.

Speaker 1 Do you begin to think, you know what, maybe we're on the wrong side.

Speaker 2 Maybe we're the baddies.

Speaker 1 Maybe we're the bad guys here. Maybe we're the bad guys.
Okay, so I was only talking about his man boobs because I thought of fat.

Speaker 1 And I know that's what you, you know, that's, because you're there with the box of cookies.

Speaker 2 I am.

Speaker 2 Kexi Cookies,

Speaker 2 K-E-K-S-I.com. Pat, of course, this is a lovely box you have.
This is a nice Eastern

Speaker 1 Easter bunny on it. Easter bunny.
Notice you don't put Christ on the box.

Speaker 1 I mean,

Speaker 1 I don't. You're not a Christian.
You're not a Christian?

Speaker 2 I am a Christian.

Speaker 2 You're just going with the bunny.

Speaker 1 You decided to go with the bunny.

Speaker 2 I didn't make that decision now.

Speaker 2 You were in rooting for Christ. I was.

Speaker 2 I begged them. Right.
Put Jesus on the cross. Let's show what's going on here.
Well, that's not Easter.

Speaker 2 That's the death you would have decided. write up.

Speaker 1 Maybe the empty tomb would have been okay.

Speaker 2 Oh my gosh,

Speaker 2 you don't get Christianity at all. Apparently, not.
No, that was not the bone I had to pick up.

Speaker 2 So it's not the bunny, it's not done very well.

Speaker 2 It's a beautiful box. It's a beautiful box.

Speaker 2 Can you order these still? Are they still available?

Speaker 1 It's sold out. And okay.

Speaker 2 And then this is what you do every time. You bring a sting and stuff, and then it sold out.

Speaker 1 And then it says underneath there, you know, turn the box. And

Speaker 1 exquisite

Speaker 2 bites away.

Speaker 2 Get it? Eggs. Exquisite.
I expect it.

Speaker 1 So, what exactly does the egg have to do with Christ?

Speaker 2 He ate eggs.

Speaker 2 I did. I don't care.
Big omelette. Okay.
I played the Mediterranean omelet. I didn't know.

Speaker 1 What gospel is that found, Stu?

Speaker 2 It's in Olive 417. Steve.
Yes, it is.

Speaker 2 Chef Steve.

Speaker 1 Chef Steve.

Speaker 2 But anyway. Again, it's not the box, because I think that's very nice.

Speaker 2 I will say the shoddy workmanship of your product is something I need to call out. Really? Yes.
All right. Because I am going in here right now.

Speaker 2 This is a guy. I don't know what flavor cookie this is.
They're all nicely individually wrapped inside. But look at this.
Look at that. This is.

Speaker 1 Oh, my gosh.

Speaker 2 This is half a cookie. Oh, my gosh.
This is not a whole cookie. This is not in your cookie.
This is a box in my box right here that I've been waiting to bring home. You said that.

Speaker 2 So you ate half of it? No, I did not eat half of it. It is just,

Speaker 2 I have not touched it. I don't even know what

Speaker 2 he ate half of it.

Speaker 1 He had to have because nobody else would have.

Speaker 2 Yeah, no.

Speaker 1 That's outrageous, Stu.

Speaker 2 How do you explain this? Because you also also have in this box, which is now sold out, so we can't promote,

Speaker 2 an

Speaker 2 orange chocolate brownie situation,

Speaker 2 which looks incredible. And I'm dying to try.
I've got a piece of that.

Speaker 2 Yeah, you said you wanted a piece of it. You mentioned it like several times yesterday.
You really wanted to try it.

Speaker 1 Wow, I wanted to try it.

Speaker 2 When I open it up, look what it looks like. Oh, my God.
Oh, my gosh. It is.
There's an eighth. It's only like a quarter of it.
Not even. I would say it's an eighth of this brownie.

Speaker 1 Do you have

Speaker 2 packaged that box? Right. I wonder.
I'm going to look into it. You have a bunch of fat people.
I'm going to look really quick. I'm going to say it.

Speaker 1 I'm going to be politically incorrect, but honest. You have a bunch of fat people packaging those cookies.

Speaker 2 Wow. Yes.

Speaker 2 Yeah. That might be it.
That might be it. Several of them gained weight.
Do not recently.

Speaker 1 Neither of you should look anywhere else but there.

Speaker 2 I promise if you go to kexy.com, we'll make sure that your cookies are whole. Really? Yeah, I will make sure.
You could guarantee that because

Speaker 2 I, wait a minute, could I

Speaker 2 Glenn is here

Speaker 2 when your cookies arrive?

Speaker 2 I just want to be the inspector number.

Speaker 1 I'll be inspector 12. I'll be inspector number 12.

Speaker 2 Yeah. Yeah.

Speaker 1 So I'll make sure your cookies

Speaker 1 are appropriate to be sent.

Speaker 2 Really? Yes. And not

Speaker 2 harmful in any way. Not harmful.
Not poison. No, fresh.

Speaker 1 I'll make sure they're all fresh.

Speaker 2 Do you have any recommendations, Pat? You know, because you have in here, like, you can freeze the cookies or whatever. You have like ways you can enjoy them.

Speaker 2 Should you leave the box that you want to consume consume in a room with Glenn when you're not in the room?

Speaker 2 That's what I did.

Speaker 1 How am I suddenly getting thrown shade on this thing?

Speaker 2 I have nothing to do with your shoddy workmanship.

Speaker 2 Wow. I'm concerned, Pat.
I'm concerned about I am too, Pat. Yeah.
I am now you're on my side?

Speaker 2 If I've been on your side the whole time.

Speaker 2 Okay. Yeah, I mean, geez.

Speaker 2 Holy cow.

Speaker 1 So I don't know if you heard the ruling from the court on President Trump now having...

Speaker 1 This headline just bothers me.

Speaker 2 It just bothers me.

Speaker 1 Trump administration appeals ruling granting Associated Press access to, quote, president's most intimate spaces, end quote.

Speaker 2 Most intimate. Yeah.

Speaker 1 Because I don't go to the Oval Office as the most intimate space of the president.

Speaker 2 Right. I'm sure he's got other spaces.

Speaker 2 He probably does have other.

Speaker 1 But that is exactly what... so now ap has to be allowed on air force one and in the oval office and in in his bedroom all of his intimate spaces under the covers uh-huh you know

Speaker 2 so i might i i might understand this if it were the bill clinton presidency but all right it's it's not so uh the the trumpet when he's like truthing from the toilet they're right in there they're right in there they can be whatever they're right in there right there

Speaker 2 They must be allowed there. They must be allowed.
They must be allowed.

Speaker 2 Yep.

Speaker 1 So he said that he doesn't want them in the White House and the press room and everything else because, I mean, he actually listed, let me see if I have it.

Speaker 1 The fake report about the explosion that took place October 7th, 2023 outside the hospital in Gaza. It blamed Israel.

Speaker 1 The false report claiming the U.S. Director of National Intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard, called Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin very good friends.

Speaker 1 Deceptive framing of Vice President J.D. Vance's speech concerning Georgia schools, the Georgia school shooting, the false election

Speaker 1 claim about Project 2025 being the Republican blueprint for a second Trump term in the White House, false report that Russia fired a missile into Poland.

Speaker 1 And, of course,

Speaker 1 what really broke the camel's back here was

Speaker 1 not calling it the Gulf of America. Right.

Speaker 1 And he's right about that. I mean, it is officially called the Gulf of America.
He can do that.

Speaker 2 Yeah, you might think it's dumb, but he can do it.

Speaker 1 Nobody said anything about, you know,

Speaker 1 Mount Denali.

Speaker 2 Right, right.

Speaker 1 Nobody said anything about that.

Speaker 2 I mean, we kept calling it Mount McKinley, right? Yeah. But we weren't, we were not a, you know, we do what we want to do.
You know, like, right.

Speaker 1 I'm not asking you to get into the president's most intimate spaces.

Speaker 2 Right. I don't, I,

Speaker 2 have you been allowed in his bathroom while he's tweeting or truthing? No, no, no. Or Barack Obama's.

Speaker 1 No, no.

Speaker 2 So that's what's one of the things.

Speaker 1 Usually because Big Mike is there, and I'm afraid of him.

Speaker 2 It's fascinating to see that because

Speaker 2 the argument from the left is, and seemingly the court was you can't choose. You can't pick and choose.
Right. Which is a fine standard to have, but like it's never been our standard.

Speaker 2 I mean, how often do we try to get access to, I don't know, intimate spaces, but spaces anywhere near a Democratic president as a dumpster. Right.

Speaker 2 Yeah. Can we, I don't know, can we sit outside like while you're throwing away the recyclables? No, nothing.
They never gave us anything.

Speaker 2 So if the standard is we're not going to discriminate at all, okay, but like that means you're letting us in, right?

Speaker 1 Like I don't.

Speaker 2 Right.

Speaker 2 I don't understand what the why. Like

Speaker 2 there was a, the white, the press, you know, what was the group that the White House

Speaker 2 Press Corps, where they, they kind of had an arrangement where they made those decisions. Correct.

Speaker 2 But like, and process-wise, they had to dissolve that for the president to be able to make those decisions. Right.
But they did that. They went through that process.
Oh, and I love that.

Speaker 2 So they can make those decisions.

Speaker 1 Well, they can make those decisions. What they're saying is they don't have to guarantee a question.

Speaker 1 They don't have to guarantee a seat. But they can't ban them.

Speaker 2 Right. Which is kind of,

Speaker 2 and I think that's fair.

Speaker 1 Yeah. I think that's fair.

Speaker 1 I mean, you know, that's, that's what's happened to us, you know, at the Blaze, you know, under every administration it's been like, except this one, it's been like, yeah, no, you're not coming in.

Speaker 1 You're not coming in. Well, that's wrong.

Speaker 1 And now, if you want to say,

Speaker 1 you know what, we have you on the list. It's just not your turn yet.

Speaker 1 Okay, we all know the game that's being played, but that's the way they play the game. Yes.
So

Speaker 1 the president doesn't have to take

Speaker 1 a question from them. He doesn't have to have them there.
He just can't ban them from those spaces. I think that's fine.

Speaker 1 So does that mean every single person that claims to be a journalist must be allowed?

Speaker 2 What's the standard here? Yeah, what is that standard? I mean, look, the AP obviously has been around for a long time. They do hit, I'm sure, some standards that many other journalists don't.

Speaker 1 But there's going to be a lot of citizen journalists now that insist on being included, aren't there? I mean, I would if I was in that position.

Speaker 1 The government said to the AP that they are on an equal playing field as other situated outlets that are similar to them.

Speaker 1 Despite the AP use of disfavored terminology, the judge said the court does not order the government to grant the AP permanent access to the Oval Office, the East Room, or any other media event.

Speaker 1 It does not bestow special treatment upon the Associated Press. Now, Trump is appealing this.
I don't think it's actually that bad.

Speaker 2 No. All right.
No.

Speaker 1 So they have to come in.

Speaker 1 I don't have to take a single question from you.

Speaker 2 He just doesn't want to even look at them.

Speaker 2 I don't blame him.

Speaker 1 But you know what's amazing is these people are so arrogant, so unbelievably arrogant. Do you remember the pressure that came on me when we were at Fox?

Speaker 1 And who was it that was the White House correspondent at the time? And I said something good about him. Was it Jake Tapper? No.

Speaker 1 No, he was. No, it was, no.

Speaker 1 Remember, we had a White House press conference, a press correspondent at Fox News, and at one point...

Speaker 2 Major Garrett?

Speaker 1 Was it Major Garrett? Maybe it was, yeah, Major Garrett. And at one point, he just asked all the right questions, and I had a picture of him framed, and I put it on my desk, and I'm like,

Speaker 1 Major Garrett. I think I have a thing for you right now.

Speaker 1 And I got my head handed to me. Yeah.
That's going to get him. him.
They're never going to ask a question of him. Ever again, don't you ever say anything about our White House correspondence.

Speaker 1 Ever again, you're going to get a shut out. Plus, it creeped out, Major Garrett.

Speaker 2 Well, you were asking to get into all of his intimate spaces, which I thought was weird.

Speaker 2 He's there.

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Speaker 1 You know, I tried to start this hour with some good news. Stu just wouldn't hear of it.

Speaker 2 That's not true. You just didn't, I mean, half your good news was terrible.

Speaker 1 The shower thing? Well, the shower thing was good. You could have shower pressure back? Are you kidding me? That's great news.

Speaker 2 That's incredible. Does that work like that? Can he do an executive order? Yeah, that's the way.

Speaker 1 Remember George Bush did the light bulb thing?

Speaker 2 And that was an executive. An executive order.

Speaker 1 It happened over Christmas. We got back and they're like, ah, you know, we're banning all light bulbs.

Speaker 2 Wait, what? Wait, what?

Speaker 1 Yeah, I remember that. So now...

Speaker 2 I didn't remember it being an executive order. How is that legal?

Speaker 2 This is one of the things we should, of course, get rid of. It's all these agencies that just do this.
Correct. And I love that he's unwinding this.
I want, he should do more of this stuff.

Speaker 2 There's a lot of quality of life issues that have just been destroyed by the left.

Speaker 1 Amen.

Speaker 2 And, you know, reverse those in big executive orders over here.

Speaker 1 You just need to clear out all of the crap. I just wish, I wish they'd do a doge on all of the regulations and just go in just with a hatchet and just start chopping regulations away.
Mm-hmm.

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Speaker 1 You know, it started this

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Wednesday, we get a reprieve. Then

Speaker 1 Thursday, yesterday, China says, oh,

Speaker 1 we're going to up our tariffs. They did it again today.
They're up to 125% tariffs. We're already at 145% tariffs.
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Speaker 1 So it has been a little frightening this week, and you're looking at things. And, you know, Donald Trump might seem callous to some because he'll just say, you know, hey, stop freaking out.

Speaker 1 Stop freaking out.

Speaker 1 And

Speaker 1 it's easy to say that

Speaker 1 as a

Speaker 1 negotiator, if you're negotiating in a company and you can say to your staff behind closed doors, listen, we're going to do some stuff, but I'm negotiating. Don't freak out.
Anybody freaks out?

Speaker 1 We're going to lose the negotiation. Don't freak out.
He's been trying to do that, but he has to say it on a global stage where everybody is watching him. So he's trying to say, don't freak out.

Speaker 1 I got this. I got this.
And it's required us to have faith. And,

Speaker 1 you know, that's hard to give to a politician, any politician,

Speaker 1 especially if you didn't vote for that politician. If you don't like Donald Trump, you're not going to give him the benefit of the doubt.
You're going to think he's destroying the country.

Speaker 1 And it's really interesting because those who didn't vote for Donald Trump because they thought he would destroy the country most likely voted for the last administration.

Speaker 1 And it didn't matter that they were literally on the take from one of our enemies. literally making millions of dollars taking money to influence decisions from China.

Speaker 1 It didn't matter that that they were lying, they were cheating, that they were literally stealing from you.

Speaker 1 Now we know through USAID, through all of these NGOs, they were literally stealing from you, let alone lying to you.

Speaker 1 Remember when I told you about the Great Reset, something, you know, ESG, DEI, all these things that we now are very, very well aware of, and we know they are absolutely true,

Speaker 1 they were implemented by the same people who said they were conspiracy theories.

Speaker 1 I mean, that's the one thing I can't get past is the people. How do you get past?

Speaker 1 How do you hate Donald Trump so much that you can still run to the people who have lied to you over and over again about things that do matter?

Speaker 1 You know, when Donald Trump said, I had the biggest, I had the biggest crowd ever.

Speaker 2 Does that matter?

Speaker 1 If he's telling the truth or lying, does that matter?

Speaker 1 No, we're not, we're not, we're not trying to undermine capitalism and go to a global government through ESG and DEI and the World Economic Forum. That lie matters.
That one matters.

Speaker 1 That one will matter for generations. That one matters to your children and your grandchildren.

Speaker 1 But for some reason, some people will just continue

Speaker 1 to dismiss that.

Speaker 1 I want to remind you that while we're we're in this situation with China, first of all, China

Speaker 1 is the source of COVID.

Speaker 1 Did you see this week what they came out with on that Biden covered up something we reported on almost, I mean, within a couple of months of COVID.

Speaker 1 We said, you know, we've been doing our homework on this. And there was an event with the global army.
And all of the armies around the world, they were kind of wargaming and and getting together.

Speaker 1 And our troops were there too. And it was all in Wuhan.

Speaker 1 And they came home and they were sick.

Speaker 2 Remember that?

Speaker 1 And we're like, that might have been the first kind of outbreak of this. And everyone called us conspiracy.
They just, they just released the documents that show that Joe Biden knew that. It was true.

Speaker 1 And they buried it.

Speaker 1 So we're dealing with a country like China. Really, really bad.

Speaker 1 You know that and I know that. We are dependent on China now.
And that can't happen. Do you remember what COVID was like when everybody was like, oh, you can't get that, can't get that.

Speaker 1 You can't get surgical masks because they're all made in China. How many times did we in 2020, 2021, 2022 say, I thought I've never seen this in the United States before.

Speaker 1 Wait a minute, there's a shortage of what?

Speaker 2 Okay.

Speaker 1 We weren't used to that. Don't forget that don't forget that

Speaker 1 especially when it comes to things like medication and rare earth minerals you may not know exactly what rare earth minerals are or your friends might not know but rare earth minerals are what it's going to control the world You don't have access to rare earth minerals.

Speaker 1 You can't make batteries or chips.

Speaker 2 Okay?

Speaker 1 Nothing.

Speaker 1 China is buying them up from all over the world, and we have created this country where we can't even mine our own rare earth minerals.

Speaker 1 And underneath some of our mountains, we have more rare earth minerals than every place in the world combined.

Speaker 1 But our government has shut that off.

Speaker 2 Now, why?

Speaker 1 Let me again remind you what we've just come out of.

Speaker 1 The Cloward and Piven strategy.

Speaker 1 Cloward and Piven were these two university professors back in the 60s. And when I first brought them up back in the early 2000s, everybody was like, that's crazy.
She's just a sweet old lady.

Speaker 1 She didn't mean any of that stuff.

Speaker 1 Yes, she did. Yes, she did.
She was the one at the White House with Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton that did the motor voter law.

Speaker 1 That was her.

Speaker 2 Why?

Speaker 1 Get people, everybody who's registered for a license, get them registered to vote.

Speaker 1 The whole thing, her whole plan with her husband, Cloward and Piven, the whole thing was to collapse America economically, overwhelm the system and collapse it economically.

Speaker 1 We're dealing with that reality, okay?

Speaker 1 Whether it's intentional or not, we all know. We all know.
You look back, you look at this world and you see, my gosh, this is a sprawling, chaotic system.

Speaker 1 that we've all been swept up in and it has strangely worked in many ways until it doesn't work because of something like COVID. And then it all falls apart.

Speaker 1 And you look at everything that we're doing, the endless wars, the draining of our spirit and our resources with these endless wars, government spending like there's absolutely no tomorrow, printing money until it feels like monopoly cash, globalism that has left us leaning on our enemies for things as basic as medicine and rare earth minerals.

Speaker 1 Elites in our universities and now running our schools that are destroying our children by teaching them to be victims and not teaching them how to empower themselves by learning how to think.

Speaker 1 Worst of all, the global governments, the World Economic Forum, the WHO, the United Nations, all those things that have said to us for years, no, we're not doing that. We're not doing that.

Speaker 1 And now we know they have been doing it. And with our help from the elites and our own governments.

Speaker 1 And they have redesigned the world.

Speaker 1 They have infiltrated a compliant press that denies the truth. They are continually defying common sense and they are defying the

Speaker 1 will of the people openly,

Speaker 1 openly destroying our nations.

Speaker 1 destroying our history, our unity, now arresting those who dare stand against them.

Speaker 1 Whether it's the guy down the street on the school board or at the school board meeting that's like, hey, you guys are all crooks. What are you doing to my kids?

Speaker 1 Those who are protesting rape gangs in England, they're off the street. Actual leaders running for higher office against the machine in France and Romania.
They tried to do it here.

Speaker 1 This is all a house of cards and it's trembling under its own weight.

Speaker 1 And deep down, every single one of us know it. One way or another, we all know it.
Whether you're in denial or not, that's up to you.

Speaker 1 Even those on the left, the ones who have been loudest about keeping it going all along, the ones who are now protesting and burning Teslas, unless you're a useful idiot, unless you're somebody who's like, Yeah, our side's always right.

Speaker 1 I'm going to burn down a Tesla factory.

Speaker 2 You know,

Speaker 1 unless you're just a useful idiot, you know. this is not about what's right and wrong.
This is about keeping the decline of this nation and the entire West

Speaker 1 on that path. Because

Speaker 1 the elites, some of those that are tied to the last president and his circle, push this idea of the great reset, which is a managed decline.

Speaker 1 They see the cracks just as much as I do. They're trying to control the fall so they can control our future.
They know there's too much money to be lost.

Speaker 1 So let's get together with all the the big banks and the big corporations and

Speaker 1 finding out more and more our CIA and everybody else. And we'll manage this collapse, keep the people down, keep the people quiet, and then we'll control everything and we'll reset.

Speaker 1 That's that's not

Speaker 1 you, God didn't give you the right to do that. God didn't give the right for anybody to do that to a whole population of people.

Speaker 1 So, this is what we have been fighting against. And now, Donald Trump is standing up and saying,

Speaker 1 that is so deep

Speaker 1 and metastasized.

Speaker 1 To save it, we have to turn this thing 180. This is the world's largest aircraft carrier

Speaker 1 ever in the imagination of mankind. It's like an Imperial stormtrooper ship, you know, of

Speaker 1 an aircraft carrier. Practically half a continent, and you got to turn that thing around.

Speaker 1 So, let me talk to you about fear. Just that should scare the hell out of all of you.

Speaker 1 Every single one of us. It should scare our children and our children's children.
It should scare everybody who's in the sound of my voice because you know it's true. There is trouble.

Speaker 1 Whether it's intended or not,

Speaker 1 this doesn't work anymore. Okay? And it's because we got off common sense and common values.

Speaker 1 Now the question is, are you going to fear it

Speaker 1 or are you going to face it? And that's really what this election, I think, was about, at least for me.

Speaker 1 I see one guy who's willing to stand up and say the truth and then actually follow through with action. I don't see politicians follow through with action.

Speaker 1 He's actually

Speaker 1 not afraid of doing it. I'm not afraid of the truth.

Speaker 1 You shouldn't be afraid of the truth. The truth will set us all free.

Speaker 1 It's scarier to pretend it's not there.

Speaker 1 Yeah, it's going to be tough. It's going to be really tough.
We've got some hard times ahead of us. There's no sugarcoating.
Nobody should sugarcoat that.

Speaker 1 But it's what is the goal at the end? Is it for the elites to control everything or is it to give you power? Because both of them are risky. Both of them could end in violent revolution.

Speaker 1 Both of them could fail.

Speaker 1 But I know which side I want to win. I want the side that says, hey, these values are worth fighting for and trying to save.
And it might be our World War II. It might be our Great Depression.

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Speaker 1 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program.

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Speaker 1 It's episode 253, Why Trump Must Annihilate Mexico's Cartels Like ISIS.

Speaker 1 It's quite an amazing episode. I had Brandon Darby on.
He is the co-founder of Breitbart's Border and Cartel Chronicles. These guys have been relentless on the border.

Speaker 1 Breitbart has been there for, I mean, from the beginning, and the Border and Cartel Chronicles are fantastic. You really want to know what's going on in Mexico.
This is it.

Speaker 1 And to say that Mexico is a failed narco-state, I'm not sure people really understand

Speaker 1 what that means.

Speaker 1 They are so out of control now.

Speaker 1 You know, they just found mass graves

Speaker 1 in just about 40 miles south of our border. 40 miles.
They found crematoriums or ovens where they were just, they'd kidnap people, take them, and just burn them.

Speaker 1 It is completely out of control.

Speaker 1 Here he is talking in the podcast, cut three, please, on one of the cartels. Listen to this.

Speaker 2 when

Speaker 3 you asked me to come on the show my mind I had already been in a place where I was like I need to bring attention to Jalisco I need to bring attention to this cartel called CJNG right cartel Jalisco

Speaker 3 the head of that cartel is a guy named El Mincho okay

Speaker 3 Now, they used to be a Sinaloa faction. They broke off from this Sinaloa cartel.
I mean, we could get into, people can watch Narcos if they want to know that story, right?

Speaker 3 But

Speaker 3 the bottom line is

Speaker 3 this particular cartel is so brutal and so powerful. They have ties to the current Secretary of Defense of Mexico.
That's a fact.

Speaker 3 And they're protected. So

Speaker 3 when the U.S. government, you know, like him or hate him or whatever,

Speaker 3 when Trump first came in, his first term, what was that, 2016,

Speaker 3 17, but

Speaker 3 when he first came in, he had promised. In fact, it was on a radio show with me at the time.
I was guest hosting a show. And Stephen Miller, that was his name.

Speaker 3 He came on and he promised that they were going to go to war on cartels, Mexican cartels. But they didn't the first term.
And I'm sure

Speaker 2 there were a lot of...

Speaker 3 complicating factors, right? Like Trump 2.0 and Trump 1.0 are not the same at all.

Speaker 3 And

Speaker 3 I personally am a fan of 2.0 a lot more. I like 2.0.

Speaker 3 But what they did was they kind of went after MS-13, right?

Speaker 3 And I guess they assumed that, well, people won't know the difference or we're keeping as much of our promise as we can. But Trump 2.0 is really going at it.
But the problem is...

Speaker 3 Is that they're really not going after Cartel Jalisco, right?

Speaker 3 Because they're protected. So they're going after the Sinaloa cartel, which 10 years ago no one could have done.
And they're going after the Gulf cartel, and they're going after Los Cetas.

Speaker 3 They're going after a lot of folks. But are they really going after Cartel Jalisco? They're not going after Cartel Jalisco.

Speaker 1 Tell me what they do. Tell me why these guys are so bad.

Speaker 3 Well, they're just brutal. So

Speaker 3 you traditionally have had folks like the Gulf Cartel and Los Etas who had their leadership taken out.

Speaker 3 Remember, there were those younger guys who came in, so they didn't care as much about tomorrow, right?

Speaker 3 They only cared about today, which meant the typical things we relied on, like our entire counter-terrorism strategy on the southwest border.

Speaker 3 Again, analysts will say this is an oversimplification, but I think

Speaker 3 it's a fair oversimplification.

Speaker 3 We've said, well, these cartels won't allow. a terrorist to come through because they know what that would do to them.

Speaker 3 They know that that would shut down their money and their business, their corridors.

Speaker 3 Well, that you could say that about an old school cartel with an old leadership who doesn't want to kill police, doesn't want to kill U.S. citizens.

Speaker 3 They just want to make money and they know how to avoid trouble, right?

Speaker 3 But when it's a bunch of young guys all doing cocaine and methamphetamine, and they don't care, they know they're going to die tomorrow, anyways. They don't care.

Speaker 1 So he goes into how these guys have changed and

Speaker 1 how the Mexican government is

Speaker 1 in bed. I mean,

Speaker 1 the cartels have been running with Mexico.

Speaker 1 It's clear. How deep does it go? That's what I asked, Brandon.

Speaker 3 Mexico has,

Speaker 3 you know, five years ago, I would have said they had 31 states in the federal district, right? Kind of like their D.C. in Mexico City.

Speaker 3 I think now it's considered a state, so it's 32 states, right? Right.

Speaker 3 More than half of that territory is under the control of cartels.

Speaker 3 Literally control. Like literal control.
So in the United States, if someone is in trouble, we might send, you know, the FBI or the ATF to go get them, right?

Speaker 3 In Mexico, they can't do that. In Mexico, they have to send in their elite Marines.
They have to send in like hundreds of soldiers and armored vehicles to go and get someone if they want them.

Speaker 3 And that's even then that it's very rarely

Speaker 3 rarely successful, right? There's usually the cartels are using drone attacks.

Speaker 3 It starts to resemble a smaller version of Ukraine and Russia right now.

Speaker 3 So it's under their control.

Speaker 3 So

Speaker 3 it's very tricky.

Speaker 3 I think later on in this discussion, we'll probably get more in detail about,

Speaker 3 maybe we will, about

Speaker 3 the problems that the U.S. has in doing things in Mexico.

Speaker 3 But to make a long story short,

Speaker 3 years ago,

Speaker 3 as in a year ago, maybe even up to a year ago, the way that people in the intelligence community and in the law enforcement community in the United States described it to me is they said, when When we have law enforcement or intelligence

Speaker 3 priorities, the State Department would always say, hey, wait a minute, you need to balance your law enforcement and intelligence priorities with the State Department's diplomatic concerns.

Speaker 2 Oh, man.

Speaker 3 And so you got to think about what the U.S. government does.

Speaker 1 That's

Speaker 1 horrifying. That's like Vietnam.

Speaker 3 So this is what happens is people leave D.C., they go to Mexico for a two-year assignment or so, right? They take a sheet of paper and they write out their priorities.

Speaker 3 and they say, okay, here's what I'm going to accomplish while I'm here. And after I accomplish these things and I leave, I can go to Honolulu or wherever I want to go, right?

Speaker 3 Some, you know, Southeast Pacific island or something because I took this dangerous assignment. They have to work with local partners, with Mexicans, to get these priorities done.

Speaker 3 And they start to do it. The U.S.
government starts to go after a particular cartel boss.

Speaker 3 And then all of the people that the State Department's Department's working with and depending on say, well, you need to back off that guy. It's going to cause problems for us.

Speaker 3 Why don't you go after this guy instead?

Speaker 1 This is El Capone.

Speaker 3 Absolutely.

Speaker 2 So,

Speaker 2 to

Speaker 3 what you said a minute ago, what can the U.S. do if the U.S.
goes after them? Does it break them up and turn them into, you know, is it like a hydra?

Speaker 3 Do you chop the head off and more heads come at you?

Speaker 3 I think that

Speaker 3 the U.S. government doesn't really need to do that.
I think the U.S. government needs to look at the reality of Mexico.
Mexico, everything is for sale.

Speaker 3 If you're dirty and you throw money around, you have political power and you can get things done.

Speaker 1 So he went on to say the U.S. and Donald Trump needs to treat them like we treat al-Qaeda.

Speaker 3 Do I think we can get to a place where

Speaker 3 any time someone raises their head and starts trying to be a big shot in Mexico in supplying that fentanyl or drugs to our country that they die and they know not to do it? I think we can. But I think

Speaker 3 it's going to take the Trump administration really ramping it up. And they are ramping it up, but ramping it up more quickly than they are.

Speaker 3 They're going to have to, because what do we have? We have, how long do we have till midterms like right now?

Speaker 2 A year.

Speaker 3 A year.

Speaker 3 And so they're going to need to really accomplish the bulk of things in this next year because we don't know what Americans are going to choose at that point and how difficult things might become.

Speaker 1 Should we say to Mexico?

Speaker 1 Our State Department's going to say what we did in Cuba. Sorry,

Speaker 1 no travel to Mexico.

Speaker 3 Well, okay. So this is where things get really tricky is

Speaker 3 in a way

Speaker 3 we can do that with Mexico. We can play hardball, but you have to remember that China is courting Mexico.

Speaker 2 So when

Speaker 3 Mexico's nationwide telecommunications, right, it wasn't a U.S. company who got the contract.
It was Huawei. It was China.
China would love to have a proxy on our border, right?

Speaker 3 So we have to balance that.

Speaker 3 So what I advocate is just to

Speaker 3 consistently use the intelligence community to get these people. Get them, take them out.
Doesn't even have to really risk U.S.

Speaker 3 life because we can get, there are plenty of people in Mexico, even if the Secretary of Defense is unwilling to get Mincho.

Speaker 3 There are plenty of people in Mexico who are willing to, you understand that?

Speaker 3 And I suggest that that's what we do. I suggest we treat them like we're dealing with al-Qaeda.

Speaker 3 Not the entire country, right?

Speaker 3 But when it comes to these people,

Speaker 3 we have the intelligence.

Speaker 3 We 100%. I know for a fact that we do.

Speaker 3 You know, one of the weirdest things about being in my position is that about half of the information I come across, I make public. But half of it is, there's really no public.

Speaker 3 I'm going to ruin someone's investigation, right? Like if someone says, oh, this cartel boss is going to be here, is supposed to be here on this date, according to one of his bodyguards, right?

Speaker 3 Well, what am I going to do with that? What I'm going to do with that is I'm going to share it with people. I'm going to share it with law enforcement.
I'm going to say, hey,

Speaker 3 you don't become me in this position and not have some, you know,

Speaker 3 friendly relations with people in different agencies, Border Patrol, like CBP, like, you know, all of the agencies. There's someone I know or can talk to.

Speaker 3 And I'm very open about that. Like if about half the information, maybe a little less than half, there's no public value in sharing that

Speaker 3 the head of this particular cartel is going to be here in a week. But there is value in sharing that with law enforcement.

Speaker 1 This podcast is available everywhere. Tomorrow, you'll learn things about Mexico that, well, honestly, you're thinking about going on vacation in Mexico.
I wouldn't. It is a changed place right now.

Speaker 1 And I think our State Department should be warning about the dangers of Mexico. They try to stay away from American citizens, but these guys are really very out of control.

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Speaker 4 I sit here and I'll defend a little bit of this in that I would argue the reason people were able to come to their own conclusion on Joe Biden is because of the media coverage.

Speaker 4 You know, look, we were subtle. He's using the back staircase.
He's not using the front staircase. Hey, he's not doing any interviews.

Speaker 4 So there was this reluctance to draw the conclusion to say, is he not doing this? And that I agree with.

Speaker 4 That was held back, held back a lot. I would argue it was also held back a lot back in the late 80s when it was clear Ronald Reagan wasn't necessarily running everything in the White House.

Speaker 4 Whether you want to call it decorum, whatever you want to call it,

Speaker 4 look, there were plenty members of the meeting. I remember David Ignatius in the Washington Post, plenty of individual people questioning whether he should run.

Speaker 4 I certainly questioned whether he should run. You didn't understand, you know, there were some of that.
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Speaker 4 The only thing I can chalk it up to is this, whatever you want to call it, this fear that some members of the media had sometimes that they would be perceived as helping Trump if they somehow diminished Biden, right?

Speaker 2 That it was such a sort of zero-sum game.

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Speaker 2 Glad to have you back. Thanks so much, Gwen.

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Speaker 1 and America Faces Pro-Hamas Intifada on its own soil. It is terrifying, the facts.
Do you want to take us through this?

Speaker 5 Sure.

Speaker 5 So over at Capital Research Center, where I work, we've done a series of studies because we want to collect data to see just how anti-American the so-called pro-Palestinian movement, I say so-called because it's really not pro-Palestinian.

Speaker 5 Many of the groups don't even talk about that issue all that much.

Speaker 5 But we want to see the level of extremism within that movement, as I've talked about on your program before.

Speaker 5 And so the latest study that we did, we wanted to see how it has changed from the 15 months before the October 7th attacks,

Speaker 5 and then also look at the 15 months after the October 7th attacks and see if anything changed.

Speaker 5 And what we found was, based on their online postings and the engagement and everything, is that the anti-Americanism, which always existed, has now basically taken it over.

Speaker 5 It has absolutely exploded to the point where calls for anti-American violence, particularly towards the police, has increased by about 3,000%

Speaker 5 when you look at about 500 of the top so-called pro-Palestinian activists and organizations, charities, and groups like that.

Speaker 5 And the overall anti-American vitriol has increased by 186% since the October 7th attack.

Speaker 1 Okay, so tell me about these organizations because you say they're not really even pro-Hamas anymore. They're anti-American.

Speaker 1 Have these just been

Speaker 1 shill organizations, kind of Marxist organizations from the beginning?

Speaker 1 Or is this just a natural morphing from, you know, we got to get rid of baby Satan to get rid of the great Satan?

Speaker 5 So many of them were Marxists or anarchists to begin with.

Speaker 5 And you can tell if you really follow this up, but they weren't really forward about it. They have since become more forward about it.

Speaker 5 Many of the groups that you kind of suspected would support terrorism are now open about it because they got a comfortable environment, an environment where it was rewarded.

Speaker 5 And so the mask was able to be dropped. And October 7th was kind of like that testing moment where to show to your own radical audience whether you are authentic or not, you had to say something.

Speaker 5 You couldn't just be silent and coast along anymore.

Speaker 5 And so the result is that the mask dropped on a lot of these pro-Palestinian groups as to what they were really about.

Speaker 5 And then you had a lot of new groups form, some as nonprofits and some just as online groups that are unregistered as anything.

Speaker 5 And so the anti-Americanism that was always there is now a central focus, in some cases, more than the focus than it is on Israel, even.

Speaker 1 So when you say

Speaker 1 they're really anti-American,

Speaker 1 your article talked about 4th of July and how many of these anti-Israel groups,

Speaker 1 how they reacted to 4th of July?

Speaker 5 As cynical as I am, I was even shocked by this.

Speaker 5 So I looked at as many groups as I possibly could within a limited timeframe.

Speaker 5 how they reacted to the 4th of July holiday last year.

Speaker 5 And what I found was over 250 anti-Israel groups condemning the holiday, saying they refused to celebrate it, in most cases saying that America is an illegitimate settler colonial state using the same terminology that they use to delegitimize Israel and say it should be destroyed.

Speaker 5 Some blatantly endorsing violence. I saw one that was ridiculing Martin Luther King for being nonviolent.

Speaker 5 And so you look at all of this and you can really see the infrastructure. And we're talking about easily hundreds of registered nonprofits and thousands of unregistered groups.

Speaker 1 Any of them getting money from our government?

Speaker 5 Yes, that has been seen in the past, particularly the groups that are linked to Muslim Brotherhood.

Speaker 5 Various organizations have done research into that. So that is certainly an issue.

Speaker 5 They get money from the big donors, the predictable names like the George Soros Network.

Speaker 5 And so you have these sort of mainstream, left-wing, democratic money powerhouses that just are giving money out whether they realize what the recipient intends to do with it or not.

Speaker 5 It might just be that they say, oh, social justice. And they say, oh, well, then you're a good guy.
And then they give them the money. Or they might be complicit.
I don't really know in each instance.

Speaker 5 But this is a business. Like, they condemn capitalism.

Speaker 5 These are jobs for people. Like, they get bonuses and raises as they fundraise more off of this.

Speaker 1 So tell me about the Students for Justice in Palestine. I'm trying to remember, because I know I have done in-depth stories on them, but they now are just all a blur.

Speaker 1 Who's Students for Justice in Palestine and who's funding them and what are they doing?

Speaker 5 So Students for Justice in Palestine is kind of the backbone of the protests against Israel in the United States that you've seen since the October 7th attacks.

Speaker 5 They have a presence on, they claim over 200 college campuses. So they're all over the place.
They're the main focal point.

Speaker 5 Not much is known about their leadership and fundraising or anything like that because there's a particular arrangement through complicit nonprofits that they have to make it so that you can't see anything.

Speaker 5 I mean, there is no transparency. We know that there's a link to American Muslims for Palestine, which is run by people who come from the Hamas network.

Speaker 5 As groups were shut down, they then gravitated over to this group and formed American Muslims for Palestine.

Speaker 5 And Students for Justice in Palestine is like kind of part of that, even though we we don't know too many details. We know they're tied at the hip.

Speaker 5 And Students for Justice in Palestine did get some negative attention for their protests after the October 7th attacks, especially because they openly supported them.

Speaker 5 They're one of the first groups to actually celebrate them. Many of these groups, before the Israelis even retaliated in large measure for the attacks, were already saying Israel is a genocidal state.

Speaker 5 Stop them from retaliating. And these attacks were awesome.

Speaker 5 But what wasn't really noticed, because everyone was so shocked by them supporting the October 7th attacks, was that that same statement also included a sentence where they said that they don't just support the groups that did it.

Speaker 5 They are part of them. They are part of Hamas.
They are part of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, which is like the communist counterpart to Hamas.

Speaker 5 And they called for violence to resist occupied places and then referred to the United States as occupied Turtle Island. Exactly.
That's why they call for violence on American soil.

Speaker 1 Explain Turtle Island.

Speaker 5 So Turtle Island is this terminology that comes from a Native American myth that when the world was created, particularly North and Central America, it was created on the back of a turtle during a global flood, and the Native American tribes referred to it as Turtle Island collectively until the white man, the settlers showed up and then genocided them all.

Speaker 5 And so when these groups refer to the U.S.

Speaker 5 as Turtle Island, It's the same thing as saying, well, Israel, you shouldn't call Israel, you should call Palestine, because in their mind, this is an illegitimate country that everyone with moral fiber is obligated to fight and to destroy and truly they're just at the beginning and so it seems ridiculous

Speaker 1 but it it's not ridiculous and it is working in many ways over in Israel it's the erasing of the entire history of a country its legacy it's everything about us by taking and saying this is let me give the quote liberating colonized land is a real process that requires confrontation by any means necessary in essence decolonization is a call to action a commitment to the restoration of indigenous sovereignty it calls upon us to engage in meaningful action that goes beyond symbolism and rhetoric resistance comes in all forms armed struggle general strikes and popular demonstrations all of it is legitimate and all of it is necessary wow

Speaker 5 It's unbelievable. And the people involved in this,

Speaker 5 the students involved in this, those are your future employers, your future politicians, your future influencers. I mean, that's where everything is headed.
And the trend lines are not good.

Speaker 5 I was looking at a poll from 2017, and obviously everything's gotten much more radical since then. And they polled American adults and asked them about various things related to extremism.

Speaker 5 And that poll in 2017 found that 8% of American adults supported Antifa. Another 8% said that they liked white nationalism.
That's a total of about 16% in 2017.

Speaker 5 Now, if you consider the fact that Trump won the election by about 1.5%,

Speaker 5 what that means is that as these groups coalesce and form a voting bloc, or even if they don't vote, they're just able to influence minds, they can determine who wins elections.

Speaker 5 And you better believe the political-industrial complex and politicians are going to increasingly realize that and be tempted tempted to pander to them.

Speaker 1 Is this why the Democratic Party seems to have just completely lost their mind and they're going with AOC and everybody else who's a massive radical?

Speaker 5 I think so. I mean, because this is the grassroots now.
These are the activists, the people that they may not represent the majority of the opinion,

Speaker 5 but they certainly form the majority of the online opinion makers.

Speaker 1 You see the numbers of support for Israel compared to support for the Palestinians, and the support for Israel is now at record lows on both sides.

Speaker 1 Is that a result of these organizations?

Speaker 5 I believe so. I think it's also a result of foreign governments that promote seditionist-type beliefs and behaviors.

Speaker 5 They want to achieve what one expert calls discourse collapse, where basically you fill the American news ecosystem with so much BS that people just kind of like believe what they want or believe what appears in front of their eyes the most often.

Speaker 5 That's what's happening. And I think that that's why you're seeing these crazy fringe beliefs becoming mainstream.
And

Speaker 5 I think if you put it all together, I would say that when we hear Death of America, we think it's crazy.

Speaker 5 But I would say Death of America is crazy as a belief system, but as a goal, it's actually achievable. And I hope people wake up and realize that.

Speaker 1 Ryan, as always, thank you. Thank you.
Thank you. Thank you.
Thank you. Thank you.
You're doing just

Speaker 1 God's work on this. I appreciate it.
Thank you.

Speaker 2 Ryan Morrow. Thank you.

Speaker 1 You bet, Capital Research Center, investigative researcher and counterterrorism expert.

Speaker 1 It is truly something we need to be very, very aware of.

Speaker 1 We have won a four-year period here, but that can change on a dime as we're seeing this week.

Speaker 1 You know, economy goes away and Donald Trump does not win, the Republicans don't win, and you go back to crazy town, USA, that surrounds themselves with these kinds of people.

Speaker 1 Do you want to live in a society that is built on the backs of these kinds of people?

Speaker 1 The answer should be a resounding no.

Speaker 1 But because we have such a bad media education system

Speaker 1 and everything else, And we're so polarized in politics that we can no longer see the truth, these people are going to,

Speaker 1 they are going going to be the, well, they will make Thomas Jefferson's prediction of if we don't fight the Muslims

Speaker 1 now,

Speaker 1 he was saying this when he was president of the United States, our first foreign war was with the Muslims over

Speaker 1 with the Barbary pirates. And he stopped it and he said, I want you to know.

Speaker 1 They're never going to quit. They're never going to end.
They believe all of these things in their Quran. And they they have a right to enslave you, to kill you, to take over all lands.

Speaker 1 They have a right to the entire earth. And if we don't defeat them now,

Speaker 1 they're going to be our first foreign war and maybe our last foreign war.

Speaker 1 I mean, look how prophetic that guy was in 18, what, seven?

Speaker 1 All right, back in just a second.

Speaker 2 187? 1807. Who says 1807?

Speaker 2 You're saying 18. You don't just use 1807 anymore? Are you really going that direction? Why? That is just a few.
Why do I?

Speaker 1 Why?

Speaker 1 Why, Lord, have I offended thee so greatly that you've strapped me with this donkey?

Speaker 2 Let me just speak in the middle of the morning. I thought you were ass would probably be the right term there.
Yeah, I was talking to God.

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Speaker 2 Christians and other religious minorities in the Middle East face violence, persecution, and even genocide for their beliefs.

Speaker 2 Faith Keepers, a new documentary film from the Clarion Project, captures their stories and exposes this humanitarian crisis to the rest of the world.

Speaker 2 Ryan Morrow, associate producer for Faith Keepers, joined Glenn on today's show from 2018.

Speaker 1 We were like, Oh, my God.

Speaker 2 We've had him on more recently than that, but I'm like,

Speaker 2 how do we know Ryan Glenn?

Speaker 1 Why is he? Yeah. Yeah, it's like he's like...

Speaker 1 Really an important memory, and we couldn't remember.

Speaker 2 I'm sorry, right? But we couldn't remember why.

Speaker 1 It's like, why is he so important to us?

Speaker 1 We have a relationship with him, and we could not place it.

Speaker 2 Yeah, that's back in 2018, seven years ago. So first of all, he's been on this beat for a very long time.
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. But also, 2018 does not feel like seven years ago to me.

Speaker 2 Oh, my gosh, seven years ago. Seven years ago.
Like, that

Speaker 2 I, I, the worst thing, you know, the internet does a lot of terrible things. We could go through them.
A lot of terrible things.

Speaker 2 The worst thing it does, though, I think, maybe second worst, is when someone's like, did you know we're closer to JFK being assassinated in 2001 than we are to 2001?

Speaker 2 Or all the whatever those stupid things are. All that does is make me sad.
It just brings on an utter feeling of sadness.

Speaker 1 It's fascinating you say that because I was seeing the other day: the worst thing the internet does is child trafficking.

Speaker 2 I said it was second, but

Speaker 2 I corrected myself and went to second.

Speaker 1 All right. So, child pornography.

Speaker 2 That's right. I put those together.
It was a tie. I didn't say how many things were tied for first.
A lot.

Speaker 2 Time goes fast.

Speaker 1 I know it does.

Speaker 2 Really fast.

Speaker 1 I know that we are closer. We are closer today to the JFK.

Speaker 1 No, when the JFK movie came out in 1991, it was closer to the actual assassination than we are now to that movie. Oh, my gosh.

Speaker 2 Yeah. Oh, my gosh.
That's incredible.

Speaker 1 Think of this.

Speaker 2 No, I just said I hated this stuff.

Speaker 2 Now you're going to do it.

Speaker 1 When we were in 1980

Speaker 1 we were closer to world war ii and all of the music and the movies and everything else that came out at that time that we thought as kids were like wow

Speaker 1 yeah we were closer to world war ii than we are now to 1980 don't say it

Speaker 2 that's crazy

Speaker 2 you know it's funny now because now like millennials are getting that. Like the memories that they have have those same

Speaker 2 kind of time

Speaker 2 gaps and make now they're feeling old. And then if millennials are feeling old, what does that make us feel?

Speaker 1 Oh, like I feel like a dinosaur every day.

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Speaker 1 If you happen to be in the Dallas-Fort Worth area tomorrow,

Speaker 1 I'm going to go. If you follow me on Instagram, is it Instagram or X that I posted this last week?

Speaker 1 I'm a collector of cars

Speaker 1 and

Speaker 1 Jay Leno and I have a lot in common when it comes to Bentleys. In fact, I tried to buy one of his the other, you know, a couple of weeks ago.

Speaker 2 Oh, yeah. Yeah.
I'm like,

Speaker 1 really, you don't really like that one, Jay. And he's like,

Speaker 2 you know, I just don't sell my cars. I just don't.

Speaker 2 Why would I?

Speaker 2 I know, why would you? Why would you?

Speaker 1 But

Speaker 1 I'm trying to put together a collection,

Speaker 1 and he's just got a great one.

Speaker 2 His incredible.

Speaker 1 car collection. You've been there.

Speaker 2 You've been there to the garage, remember?

Speaker 1 Together.

Speaker 2 It was incredible to see all the stuff. It's unbelievable.

Speaker 1 And he's such a good guy. He is such a good

Speaker 1 thing. Really like him.

Speaker 1 But anyway,

Speaker 1 so I tweeted something out that

Speaker 1 there's a collection now.

Speaker 1 I'm a big Bentley fan, racing fan. And in the 1920s up to 1930, W.O.
Bentley, he didn't believe in endurance races. He thought that was ridiculous.
No car can last 24 hours at high speeds.

Speaker 1 And he was convinced by a bunch of people who were actually World War I flying aces.

Speaker 1 They were crazy, crazy rich. They were all like dukes and earls and everything else, but they were in their 20s, had all this money, had just got out of World War I and were addicted to speed.

Speaker 1 And so they went to him and they're like, no, you know, no,

Speaker 1 we think your cars can do that. And he's like, well, I'm not going to put up with, I'm not not going to do a race team.
That's ridiculous. What a waste of money.

Speaker 1 And he was kind of actually poor at the time. So they, to get into Le Mans, they had to buy these private individuals.
They had to buy 50 race cars from Bentley. Okay.

Speaker 1 You had to have 50 to be able to get into the racing circuit. So they buy 50.
These, these, by the way, are the people that James Bond is actually modeled after, the character James Bond.

Speaker 1 That's why he's always in a tuxedo. He'll be doing something crazy and then he'll straighten his tie and he's got a tuxedo on.
That's based on the Bentley race team.

Speaker 1 And so I have this 1934 Laman.

Speaker 1 It's just a piece of art. It's just so beautiful.
I've had it for a long time.

Speaker 1 And then Bentley came out with years ago, they came out with a hundred-year anniversary of pretty much that car, that race team.

Speaker 1 And I've been looking for that car forever and can't find it and can't find it. And anybody who has it just doesn't want to sell it.
And there's just a few of them made.

Speaker 1 And I also have in 1930, Bentley was sold to Rolls-Royce, unbeknownst to W.O. Bentley.

Speaker 1 They did a separate LLC and said they were another company because he said, I'm never going to sell to Rolls-Royce. They'll destroy this company.

Speaker 1 And so they made up another company and they went, we'll buy it and keep it away from Rolls-Royce. And it was Rolls-Royce.

Speaker 1 And so they never won another race after they sold to Rolls-Royce until they were sold again by Rolls-Royce, I think in 2000. And they're a racing team.
And they were

Speaker 1 finally like, these old lady cars are off our back. And they started building, you know, race cars again.
2002 or 2003, they won Le Mans again.

Speaker 1 So I have the tribute car to that first rate and the race and the tribute car to the 1920s, 1930s, and the 1930s race car.

Speaker 1 And they're going to be, it'll be seen together for the very first first time this weekend at just a local car show,

Speaker 1 Connor's Car and Bike Show. It's in a little town, Keller, Texas.
It's at their, I think it's at the

Speaker 1 town hall. And

Speaker 1 it helps Down syndrome. The money goes to help Down syndrome.
So I like to go there every year. But this year is going to be really special.

Speaker 2 Yeah, is this the first time he's ever been together?

Speaker 1 I don't know anyone who has that set.

Speaker 1 I'm sure maybe there's a

Speaker 1 somebody, you know, Ralph Lauren could, but I know he doesn't. I mean, who, you know, you have to be a really big Bentley fan and be relentless.

Speaker 2 And yeah, yeah. Wow, that's fascinating.
Yeah. And also have a love for history, which of course you do.

Speaker 2 Yeah.

Speaker 1 Such

Speaker 1 anyway. Anyway, so I'm going to do that.
And then also, don't forget, King of Kings is coming out. Oh, yeah.

Speaker 1 And

Speaker 1 that is a new Angel Studio, which, by the way, has already made in pre-ticket sales about $14 million.

Speaker 2 $14.6 million.

Speaker 2 Wow. In pre-sales.

Speaker 1 Pre-sales.

Speaker 2 Now, this is, you know, if you remember, they had Sound of Freedom was one of their big movies.

Speaker 2 Big. It was massive.
It was a massive, massive hit.

Speaker 2 This is now outpacing that, which is really incredible in pre-sales.

Speaker 1 What did

Speaker 1 what did because this is being compared to Prince of Egypt? Yeah. And I've seen it.
This is really,

Speaker 1 if you liked Prince of Egypt, you're going to love King of Kings. You're going to love it.
You're going to love it.

Speaker 1 What did Prince of Egypt do on its opening weekend?

Speaker 2 That's a good question.

Speaker 2 I'm reading a story from Deadline that says it is now poised to overtake Prince of Egypt for an animated biblical pick opening. Wow.
Which that was a big movie. Huge movie.
I remember.

Speaker 1 Wasn't that the first SKG movie? Spielberg.

Speaker 2 It's a good movie. Kat Skeffin.
I don't know the answer to that.

Speaker 1 I think it was. I think it was.
Anyway, that was a big movie. That's coming out.
And by the way, just some more good news. Disney Snow White,

Speaker 1 it didn't do well. Didn't it? No.
And The Guardian is actually reporting because you have to report these things. If you're making a movie in England, you have to report your carbon footprint.

Speaker 2 Uh-huh.

Speaker 1 So Disney was like, you know,

Speaker 2 we're going to be a green company.

Speaker 1 It's going to be a green movie because it's all about nature, you know. It generated more greenhouse gas emissions in the UK than the latest Fast and Furious film.

Speaker 2 Which is about really fast cars burning gasoline. That's all that is.
That's all the movie.

Speaker 1 That's all that is. In fact, Snow White

Speaker 1 and the live-action Little Mermaid created more pollution than any of its other movies made in the UK since 2019.

Speaker 1 That's when they started reporting this.

Speaker 1 So they're going the opposite direction. I just love that.

Speaker 1 I can't believe I revel in the demise of Disney, but oh, I do. I do.
Oh, by the way, we were talking about Jay Leno. Did you hear what Jay Leno said?

Speaker 1 He was in California. Yeah.
And there's, you know, you don't have to have, if you have an antique car, an antique is, I think in America, it's 25 years. You don't have to have the emissions.
package.

Speaker 1 Okay. If you buy a car, otherwise you got to, you got to make it so you can drive it with and meet all the emissions.
And you can't in old cars.

Speaker 1 So I don't know what they've just passed in California, but Jay was like, no one with cars are going to, they're killing all of the old cars and they're killing all the new cars.

Speaker 1 There will be no cars left in California. So he's trying to pass Leno's law and he was up in Sacramento and here's what he said.

Speaker 6 They might think, oh, Jay Leno's at the capital, the California state capital has so many issues in the nation, so many issues in this state. Why throw your celebrity behind this?

Speaker 6 Well, I know having annoying celebrities come to Sacramento. I watch them on TV and have no idea what they're talking about most of the time.
But this is a subject I'm interested in.

Speaker 6 You know, I watched the movie industry get decimated. Everybody moved out of California.
They charged so much to film. Everything went to Texas, Georgia, Atlanta.
We have the hot rod culture.

Speaker 6 All the people come here, all the design studios, Toyota, Nissan, everybody,

Speaker 6 Hyundai, they have design studios in California because this is where the new ideas come from.

Speaker 6 When Leah Coca design worked on the early Mustang,

Speaker 6 he had the horse turn west because that's where the good ideas were. And they're still here.

Speaker 6 But to see all these ideas leave and go to Texas and all these other places because it's easy to do business, I don't want to see the hot rod or the...

Speaker 6 mechanical interests leave California the way the film business did.

Speaker 1 That's amazing.

Speaker 2 Yeah, it's about us. It's a smog rule.
Yeah. And so they put on these environmental restrictions that, of course, they can't hit.

Speaker 2 He said that he now has to drive, when he's driving his classic cars, he drives them,

Speaker 2 he'd be driving them more to get the smog checked out than he actually drives them normally. So there's, he has to, because you have to go to a specific station, I guess, to get the check.
So

Speaker 2 more miles being put on to get the smog tested than he does normally driving it, which obviously in theory for the environment would mean that this law is making it worse, right?

Speaker 1 He drives them, you know. I don't know how often he gets to each one, but he tries to drive all of them.
You know,

Speaker 1 I've talked to him and, you know, I've asked him about certain cars and, you know, should I buy this? Should I buy this? And he'll be like, are you going to drive it?

Speaker 1 Are you going to let it sit there? And I'm like, well, I want to drive it. And he's like, okay, good.
Because all cars should be driven. So he really drives all of his cars, which is incredible to me.

Speaker 2 He's got a lot lot of them.

Speaker 1 He's got a lot of them, but he drives them all. But he usually only drives them home.
You know what I mean? He drives them home, back to the shop, home, back to the shop.

Speaker 1 He doesn't go on long trips, but he has so many cars that

Speaker 1 he's got to drive each one of those to the smog station, which

Speaker 1 is insane. Yeah, it's nuts.

Speaker 2 Does he have

Speaker 2 a plan for what he's going to do with this collection? Yes.

Speaker 2 Is it give it to you? No. No.
Darn it. Is it?

Speaker 1 I was trying to, you know, I was like, no, Jay, you're not getting any younger. I'm just saying.

Speaker 2 People love it when you tell them.

Speaker 2 Is he thinking of a museum? Is it going to be a music?

Speaker 1 He's going to, it'll go someplace. I don't know where, but it'll, and maybe it'll be his own museum.

Speaker 2 Because he doesn't need to donate it to another museum. It's a museum in and of itself.
Oh, my gosh.

Speaker 1 You remember?

Speaker 2 It's legitimately one of the craziest things I've ever seen.

Speaker 1 My son, and I remind him this every time I talk to him. My son was, how old was Ray?

Speaker 2 He was young then. I mean, I don't know.

Speaker 1 six,

Speaker 2 maybe

Speaker 1 five, six.

Speaker 1 And we're in Jay's place. The first time I had ever gone, I just had met him when we did the tonight show.
And then

Speaker 1 the next time I was in town, I think it was my birthday. And my wife had called him up and said, Hey, my husband has a surprise.
I'd like to bring him to your garage. He's like, Sure.

Speaker 1 And so my son is there, and we get there, and I don't know where we are. And my son immediately sees a Bugatti, his 1929 one-of-a-kind Bugatti.

Speaker 2 Of course.

Speaker 1 And he's like five or six. He doesn't know nothing.
He just knows it's a beautiful, shiny car and it looks like a race car.

Speaker 2 And he's like, dad.

Speaker 1 And he starts running to the Bugatti and time slows down.

Speaker 2 Everything's like, oh,

Speaker 2 no.

Speaker 2 And I'm thinking, oh my gosh, don't, don't, don't, don't.

Speaker 1 And I'm like, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, stop, stop, stop, stop. And Jay just reaches over and he grabs my arm and he's like, it's cool, man.
It's only a car.

Speaker 2 It's only a car. Yeah.

Speaker 1 Go in. Open the door.
Get in.

Speaker 2 Sit in it. Sit in it.

Speaker 1 And I'm like, it's a bigbody.

Speaker 2 I witnessed this happen. And

Speaker 2 he was so cool.

Speaker 2 He was so nice, so cool, so understanding.

Speaker 1 He took my kids. You remember all of a sudden, I mean, we're just going around and he's like, I'll be right back.
And he leaves. And, you know, so we're just kind of wandering around for a while.

Speaker 1 And pretty soon, he comes in his Edison. This is before Tesla.
You remember this? Yeah. He comes in his Edison Electric 190 whatever.

Speaker 1 and he's got my two kids in the front, and it's like an old carriage with a bunch of batteries underneath it. And he's driving around.

Speaker 1 He just took my kids, and he's just like, I just want to share with the Garth. And I mean, he's just such a great guy.
Yeah.

Speaker 2 Hard to overstate how cool of an experience that was and how cool he was.

Speaker 2 I've seen you do this before with some of your historical items where like, because you hand them to me and I don't even want to touch them.

Speaker 2 They're like, you know, these are priceless items from like the 1700s.

Speaker 2 You're like, no, flip through the the book, look at it because that's what it's meant to be, even though you got to be very careful. You have to be careful.

Speaker 1 You know, it's,

Speaker 1 I was like, it's not like a Bugatti that you could just find anywhere.

Speaker 2 Right, right, right, right. Yeah, it's true.

Speaker 2 Sorry for the chocolate footprints. Yeah, there are no fingerprints, by the way.

Speaker 1 I know. And that's all I could think of with Rafe was, I think he has jam on his hands.

Speaker 2 Don't let him in. Don't let him in.

Speaker 1 I don't want him in my car. And

Speaker 2 we drove a Nova here.

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Speaker 1 Well, if we have time, I want to hit one piece of history that is repeating itself now that I find amazing.

Speaker 1 Stu, you wanted to hit, you want to, oh, I shouldn't say this, you wanted to hit Chuck Todd one more time.

Speaker 2 No, that's fine. No.
No, I feel like

Speaker 2 he had comments that we played earlier where basically he said, you know, look, we kind of knew at the time and this was going on, and we didn't hit it maybe as

Speaker 2 hard as we should have. And I think part of that was the media, you know, didn't want to be seen as helping Donald Trump.
And I found his comments to be pretty much accurate. Like,

Speaker 2 I think a lot of it is that reason. Like, they don't want to be, they're seen among their friends, right? As if they're seen as helping Donald Trump, they're ostracized.
Everyone hates them.

Speaker 2 This is not the way you're supposed to do journalism.

Speaker 2 I'm glad that it's coming out now and is being admitted cleanly like this. But I do struggle with how to deal with that because part of me just wants to say, well, where the hell were you?

Speaker 2 Like, we were all saying this at the time. Where were you? But I don't know if that's productive.
I think it's probably more productive to encourage more of this type of topic. Yes.

Speaker 1 Yeah. Even if it's after the fact.
Yes.

Speaker 2 You're as hesitant as I am.

Speaker 1 I'm hesitant because, you know, we've been down this road before. They don't change.
They don't change. They don't learn.

Speaker 1 They're not going to change.

Speaker 1 And so,

Speaker 1 I mean, it's probably true. It is nice to see that they're at least telling some of the truth.
But did you hear how he said it too?

Speaker 1 He was like, you know, just, I mean, you can understand because they just didn't want to help Donald Trump win. No, that's not your job.

Speaker 2 I don't understand.

Speaker 1 What you should be saying is, we made a huge mistake. We're putting our politics ahead of the truth and ahead of the good of the country.

Speaker 1 The other conclusion he drew was, you know, he shouldn't have run. You know, that's why, you know, he didn't say it, but that's why he shouldn't have run.

Speaker 1 No, he shouldn't have been the guy with a football.

Speaker 2 Yeah.

Speaker 1 Probably for the last six to eight months, he shouldn't have been

Speaker 1 the guy with the football.

Speaker 2 And the reason they didn't want him to win is because

Speaker 2 they thought he might lose. It wasn't because they thought it was wrong for a man in that state to be president of the United States.
It's because they thought he might lose to Donald Trump.

Speaker 1 They would have kept that lie going. They would have just

Speaker 2 kept it going. I'd still rather hear it from these guys than not, though.
And I feel like sometimes the people that admit it get hit harder because we forget all the people that didn't admit it.

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Speaker 1 I've checked my list twice.

Speaker 2 This is Glenn Beck.