Are Mystery Drones SPYING on Americans?! | Guests: For King & Country and Jonathan Skrmetti | 12/6/24

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Speaker 2 i don't know what's happening and uh you know the department of homeland security is myorcus

Speaker 2 does anybody think he has any credibility whatsoever

Speaker 2 He's like, wow, I don't know what's going on. Well, you didn't know what was going on on the border either.

Speaker 2 The state police of New Jersey, the FBI, and I don't know, I don't know who to believe. I don't know if you can believe, but apparently everyone is saying they don't know what's happening.

Speaker 2 And there are these

Speaker 2 drones that are now flying in formation, et cetera, et cetera. And they were flying over the Bedminster golf course.
That's Trump's golf course.

Speaker 2 They've been flying over

Speaker 2 Air Force bases, et cetera, et cetera.

Speaker 2 Do we have? Oh,

Speaker 2 we have a clip from New Jersey News. Listen to this.

Speaker 13 The FAA has placed a temporary restriction on drone flights over Pikatinny Arsenal and over Trump National Golf Course in Bedminster.

Speaker 13 When these drones were first spotted two weeks ago, the Morris County Prosecutor's Office said that they posed no known threat to public safety.

Speaker 13 But people want to know what the heck are they and what are they doing?

Speaker 13 It's normal to see red and green lights in December unless they're coming from mysterious drones in the night sky.

Speaker 14 It's kind of unsettling. They're not up for 15 minutes.
They're up for hours. Some are very big, probably the size of a car.

Speaker 13 Mike Walsh says he's seen hundreds of them over the past two weeks from his Randolph backyard and has the video to prove it.

Speaker 14 They kind of go slow. They come towards you, then they'll change direction a little.

Speaker 14 They're all going different ways.

Speaker 13 The drones have been spotted all over Morris County.

Speaker 13 Morristown Police sent an alert to residents Sunday saying they are aware of drone activity and that if a drone crashes or lands, do not approach or handle it.

Speaker 13 The FBI's Newark Field Office would only say it is working with other law enforcement agencies to figure out what's going on, but at the moment, it doesn't have enough information to share.

Speaker 15 Hmm, those are big, too.

Speaker 2 What the hell is that?

Speaker 2 What is that?

Speaker 16 I mean,

Speaker 2 that could very well be, you know,

Speaker 2 surveillance on the average American because because maybe they're doing police work or whatever.

Speaker 2 It could be our government doing it. It should not be, but we do have, like at the border, we do have drones that are up in the sky.
These are very large.

Speaker 2 Some of them are very large. You don't, you know, those aren't cheap.

Speaker 2 And the very large ones are not something I don't think the average person can purchase, can they?

Speaker 15 The really large ones?

Speaker 4 I mean, you might be able to purchase them. I know that there is a size requirement for registering them.
Yes.

Speaker 4 And of course, now we know that not everyone follows those rules. But like when you have a, you know, the size is pretty small to not register them.
So those are way over the limit.

Speaker 15 And they have the red and green lights.

Speaker 2 And I don't remember

Speaker 2 which one means

Speaker 2 right and left or whatever, but they have the red and green lights on each side.

Speaker 2 I don't think the ETs are like, you know what, we should follow the standard of putting, you know, the red and green lights on each side so they know.

Speaker 4 Why do people think they're aliens?

Speaker 2 Some people think that this might be some alien thing.

Speaker 4 I don't. No,

Speaker 2 I think this is most likely our government.

Speaker 2 Second most likely, you know, this is a China balloon.

Speaker 2 Not an actual balloon, but a drone. This is just another thing that,

Speaker 2 you know, Biden knows about, but

Speaker 2 we can't do anything about it anyway.

Speaker 2 What is it?

Speaker 4 Yeah, I don't know. That's a good question.
I mean, it could theoretically, you think of

Speaker 4 an incoming president who spends a lot of time at one of these areas. Like, maybe they're doing some sort of security setup, but I mean, they would just tell us, right, if that was true.
You'd think.

Speaker 4 They'd be like, hey, by the way, this is the federal government doing these things. This is why we're doing it.

Speaker 4 You know, so I don't know.

Speaker 9 I mean,

Speaker 2 I was just at Mar-a-Lago with the president there were no drones that that you know i saw or anybody was talking about i mean you know they're pretty good at security and they would just say yeah it's this is closed airspace you would know immediately when they say that you know they're closing the airspace if it's flying over that airspace then it's obviously hostile

Speaker 18 or ours.

Speaker 4 Yeah, I mean, you would, I mean, I can't imagine I could be wrong on this, of course, we've seen some incompetent moments over the past few years, but I can't imagine if you had hours of hovering over a

Speaker 4 property owned by the incoming president that this wouldn't be noticed and wouldn't be something that they were dealing with if it was if it wasn't the U.S. government.
Right.

Speaker 4 Like it just, that's what, that's why that seems like, to me, the most likely explanation that it is something that we're doing for whatever reason. And you can say nefarious or positive, but

Speaker 4 they wouldn't just let,

Speaker 4 again, they let a guy just get on the roof in the middle of a rally. So, I mean, maybe they wouldn't just let, but I just, it seems like they would stop this if they didn't want those things.

Speaker 2 Have you seen the drone fleets in China?

Speaker 24 Oh, yeah.

Speaker 19 Oh, my gosh.

Speaker 4 I mean, you've seen, you've obviously seen like the drone shows, the ones that are cool and like for your entertainment. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Speaker 4 I mean, you realize with nefarious ideas, you could do lots of damage with

Speaker 2 just those. The Chinese military drones,

Speaker 2 I mean, that are in these gigantic fields and

Speaker 2 thousands of them are flying in

Speaker 2 formation. I'm telling you, you watch,

Speaker 2 God forbid we get into World War III. Oh.
Our aircraft carriers are going to be the horses of World War I.

Speaker 9 Yeah.

Speaker 2 They're just going to be mowed down.

Speaker 4 I was watching a documentary.

Speaker 4 It was in a series of nine documentaries.

Speaker 4 And this was, I believe,

Speaker 4 number three.

Speaker 4 Because me and my daughter went through all the Star Wars recently. Oh, yeah.
And they have that moment where they go to the planet where they've just been making all of these clones.

Speaker 4 It was a clones or drones in two armies.

Speaker 4 But it's a clone wars, right? And they just have like a zillion of them ready to go at any moment. I kind of feel like we're like that was not a crazy sci-fi prediction.

Speaker 4 Like that is really going to be where we are with war at some point relatively soon, where it's not clones, but

Speaker 2 it'll be droids.

Speaker 4 It's drones and droids, right? And you have those situations where, I mean, this is another documentary I once saw.

Speaker 4 This one was

Speaker 4 something, somebody had fallen. I don't remember what the name of the one, because they had about 12 of those in the series, but it's like Morgan Freeman's the president.

Speaker 4 And like

Speaker 25 they're out there in the lake.

Speaker 4 right something is falling yeah something is falling very beginning yeah at the very beginning and then like a hundred million drones come over the the the uh the trees and just try to assassinate the president like absolutely totally real totally real today could easily happen at any moment at any moment i mean you know

Speaker 4 we have that technology yeah you know i think a lot of normal people could could put that together with not that much effort i mean that's terrifying and or like you look at what happened in New York with a guy just walking up behind him.

Speaker 4 Who, you know, what's to stop somebody from doing that type of thing with a drone? Have you seen?

Speaker 4 They don't have to be standing there.

Speaker 2 Have you seen the video of the guy? I know I showed it, oh man, maybe two or three years ago. The guy comes on stage and says, This is the new weapon of war.

Speaker 2 And he opens his hand and it's about the size of a big dragonfly.

Speaker 3 Okay.

Speaker 2 And he's got a mannequin on the other side. And he says, watch what it can do.
And he kind of just lifts his hand and it flies up and it flies around the audience. And

Speaker 2 it has the targeting on a screen behind. Okay.

Speaker 2 And it shows his facial recognition. And then the target is the mannequin facial recognition.
And it comes so fast and it just goes exploding, goes through the guy's head.

Speaker 2 through the guy's head the the mannequin's head yeah that's i mean that's what's coming there's no defense against stuff like that that is it's we are entering such a brave new world

Speaker 2 uh and

Speaker 2 you know

Speaker 2 all the all the people that are in charge of this stuff they all know but why aren't we being informed of where we are

Speaker 4 Yeah, I mean, because they are developing defenses for this, and they might be able to come up with a defense for an aircraft aircraft carrier, possibly.

Speaker 4 But yeah, I mean, they are developing those things.

Speaker 2 What are those Aegis? The Aegis guns?

Speaker 2 You know what I mean?

Speaker 2 The Aegis defense system

Speaker 2 that are like 50 cal and they fire like a thousand rounds a minute or some crazy thing.

Speaker 15 Yeah.

Speaker 2 They can't. They can't stop us.

Speaker 4 No, I don't think it's guns that they're trying it with, right? Like there's...

Speaker 4 Again, I watched another documentary, but it was, you know, you're talking like, you know, microwaves and things like that nature to disable these things as they come down.

Speaker 4 But that doesn't protect the average person walking down the street. I mean, you know,

Speaker 4 that might, you might be able to find a way to protect at some level against those things when you're defending the president of the United States, but, you know, when you, when you're talking about,

Speaker 28 you know,

Speaker 21 these other uses for these things.

Speaker 4 God, terrorist attacks, who knows?

Speaker 2 Something the size of a of a fly that could fly. Somebody opens the door of the west wing and he just

Speaker 2 and flies and then just hides

Speaker 2 imagine yeah i mean that's we're there

Speaker 4 you think of intelligence operations you know think of uh you know think of uh what happened with hezbollah right uh-huh with pagers and uh what happened when you know they you have uh officials going to Qatar and going to what they think is an Airbnb and then the whole thing just blows up.

Speaker 12 People will have really,

Speaker 4 really intricate uses for these. And I think the truth is that a lot of these things end up.
We have no idea what happened.

Speaker 2 Well, here's the other problem. There's a story today.

Speaker 2 Marco Rubio is just pissed. So is Rick Scott with the

Speaker 2 cybersecurity officials.

Speaker 2 We have that, what is it, CISA? the cyber infrastructure security agency or whatever it is. And it's supposed to protect all of our cyber electronics and everything else and be detecting things.

Speaker 2 Well, you remember when the phone systems just went out for a while?

Speaker 2 The global telecommunication systems went out with several companies. Well, we now know that it was China that did that.

Speaker 2 So, China has infiltrated our telecommunication system and they shut it down to show us we can shut you down right now.

Speaker 2 SISA doesn't have any answers. They're like,

Speaker 2 we don't have any idea who really it was or how they did it. What the hell are you doing?

Speaker 2 You can't tell me how our cyber communications, how our phone systems went down.

Speaker 2 What good are you?

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Speaker 2 The Texas House could have a a new speaker as soon as this weekend. Now this is big because the Texas House Republicans have a speaker that

Speaker 2 for some reason

Speaker 2 has done every time he's he comes in and he's like, you know what? Yes, we won, but let's be fair.

Speaker 2 Let's give the Democrats half of the power.

Speaker 18 What?

Speaker 2 He is absolutely against school choice. He is, I mean, he was the guy who tried to bring down Ken Paxton.
He's the guy who is drunk on the floor. Allegedly.

Speaker 2 I think I could, Your Honor, may I be sworn in as an expert

Speaker 4 on.

Speaker 4 You do know something about this topic, don't you? He was drunk

Speaker 18 on the floor.

Speaker 2 And for some reason now, he's decided, yeah,

Speaker 2 I'm not going to, I'm not going to be here.

Speaker 2 Me run, what?

Speaker 2 Have no idea. Somebody who has been on this from the get-go is Sarah Gonzalez from Blaze TV.
Sarah, what happened? This story just broke. Do you know?

Speaker 30 Yeah, well, I mean, what happened was Dave Phelan finally realized that he was not going to have the votes to maintain his speakership simply because of what you just referenced.

Speaker 30 He ran the whole impeachment sham against Ken Paxton.

Speaker 30 A lot of people think that Donald Trump is like the OG of having, you know, this weaponized law affair against him.

Speaker 30 And Ken Paxton has been dealing with it here in the state of Texas for nearly a decade. So he was behind that.
You know, he barely won.

Speaker 30 He barely hung on to his seat by like something like 300 votes over there in the Beaumont area. So, I mean, you are looking at a guy who is seeing the wrath of the Texas grassroots activists.

Speaker 30 They have come out in force against this guy. And now you're seeing all of these, even if they're rhinos, we have a lot of work to do in the Texas House.
We have a lot of rhinos remaining, Glenn.

Speaker 30 But the well, here's, hang on just a second.

Speaker 32 Let me

Speaker 15 hang on.

Speaker 2 Let me explain this to if, you know, if you live, you probably know this in like Oklahoma or places where it's very, very red.

Speaker 2 People who are Democrats, they're like, I can't, there's no way I can win as a Democrat. So I'll say I'm a Republican when they're Democrats.
And so they become these awful, awful rhinos.

Speaker 2 And people who don't know will just go, well, you're a Republican. That's great for me.
And that's the real problem. Texas is

Speaker 2 red, but it's not as red as its population is because we've been voting in rhinos because that's a Republican.

Speaker 30 Exactly right. Exactly right.
And so the problem for all of these rhinos is that Texas grassroots activists have had enough. There was a bloodbath at the polls.

Speaker 30 We have something like 25 new incoming freshmen, House representatives. They're shaking up the system.
These are elected by Texas conservative grassroots. I mean, they are as conservative as it gets.

Speaker 30 We're going to pass school choice. We've got the votes for that.
And so we're seeing the makeup of this legislature changing.

Speaker 30 And Dade Phelan simply did not have the votes from all of these incoming freshmen, these actual true conservatives, said, we're not voting for Dade. We want to change.

Speaker 30 The people elected us to come in and change things, and we're going to do it. And so Dave Phelan finally had to decide to step down.

Speaker 30 Now, I will say, Glenn, the fight is not over because we have Dade Jr.

Speaker 30 Dustin Burroughs here in the state of Texas, is filing to enter the speakership race. And

Speaker 2 he's the same thing. I mean, they're friends, and they

Speaker 8 are

Speaker 30 in coaches. He would be the mouthpiece for Dade.
Yes, he would be the mouthpiece for Dade if he won it.

Speaker 30 You know, my hope is that the grassroots activists will still continue to let their voices be heard, put pressure on their representatives to say, you do not vote for Dustin Burroughs.

Speaker 30 We don't want that. And there is, of course, David Cook would be the grassroots activist's choice for the speakership here in the state of Texas.

Speaker 2 So what would it mean if we did get David Cook in?

Speaker 30 Well, what it would mean is that we would have someone who would not put Democrats in key committee chairs. I mean, that is the most significant, one of the most significant things.

Speaker 2 Have you ever heard of that, Stu, Sarah, in any other state? Have you ever heard of a Republican putting Democrats in key positions leading key committees

Speaker 30 I don't think so I've never heard no no I mean it's the most backwards thing

Speaker 30 imagine the people elected the people decided we want a red legislature and all you do is you turn over the keys to the car to the Democrats to drive it I mean you're talking about key committees like the calendars committee you know they decide what comes up on the floor to debate.

Speaker 30 I mean, these are really, really key committees, and he's handing the keys over to the Democrats. So that won't happen with David Cook.

Speaker 30 You know, David Cook will be driving the bus into a more conservative, you know, place. So I do think, you know,

Speaker 30 would he be my choice if I had the makeup of every single Texas legislator there? Probably not. But The grassroots have said, this is the guy that we can get through.

Speaker 30 This is the guy who can win the votes. And this is the guy who is going to take us.
He has been put on notice that he is to govern in a more conservative way. So, I mean, look, I'll take the win.

Speaker 30 Getting Dade off of this, having him withdraw is

Speaker 31 huge for us.

Speaker 2 Huge, huge.

Speaker 2 Because we will have school choice now.

Speaker 8 Yes.

Speaker 32 Texas has been trying to do this for a long,

Speaker 2 long time. They've been trying to do it.
And it is because of

Speaker 2 this speaker of the house who is just in the pocket of somebody probably the teachers unions uh and just will not let it come to a vote and stomps it down every single time sarah did you say did i think you say that we do have the votes you think for it now Yes, everything that I'm hearing indicates that we do have the votes for it now because even people who were a no last go-around, they saw what happened at the polls.

Speaker 30 They saw all of their friends, they saw all of Dave's lackeys get decimated over the topic of school choice.

Speaker 30 You had Governor Abbott out there endorsing people in the primaries solely based off of their school choice vote. So, I mean, it was just that they saw what happened at the polls.

Speaker 30 They want to hang on to power. If it scares them enough and they're still rhinos at heart, but they're scared enough that they're going to vote our way, you know what?

Speaker 30 I'll take the vote because it's embarrassing that we still don't have school choice in this state.

Speaker 2 So what do you know about, let me change subjects here. What do you know about our gold-backed currency that we're working on?

Speaker 30 So

Speaker 30 I don't get into that topic very much, but I do know that they are working on it. It is something that

Speaker 30 they have said that they do want to take up in the session.

Speaker 15 Yeah, we should get David.

Speaker 2 What is his name? Kevin Freeman on.

Speaker 2 Because I think this is something that he has been pushing for a long time. And I read his book about it, and I think he's right.
I think he's absolutely right.

Speaker 2 And it would, you know, every state needs to strengthen itself. You know, the idea of let's close the Department of Education doesn't mean we don't care about education.

Speaker 2 It means we want the money that our states have to stay in the state and we want control. We don't want to send a dollar and get 30 cents back in education and then be told exactly what we have to do.

Speaker 2 It's ridiculous. We have to strengthen our states.
And when it comes to the dollar, I mean, I'll never forget

Speaker 2 sitting in Rick Perry's office, probably 2010,

Speaker 2 and

Speaker 2 Germany had just asked for their gold from the Federal Reserve, and the Federal Reserve was like, well, it might take us five years to get it to you.

Speaker 19 I'm like, what?

Speaker 2 And I talked to Rick and he said, I'm very concerned. And I said, where's our gold? And he said, Federal Reserve.
And he said, I just asked for it back. And we got it back.

Speaker 2 So now we have, we have, Texas has its gold in the state.

Speaker 2 And they're now talking about doing what Utah has done and have some sort of gold-backed currency that is good for trade. And

Speaker 2 I think that's really smart. Really smart.

Speaker 2 Sarah, thank you so much. Appreciate it.

Speaker 29 Thank you. Yeah.

Speaker 2 Big news coming out of Texas.

Speaker 4 Yeah, and Sarah has worked really hard on that issue.

Speaker 4 She is.

Speaker 8 She's a pit bull. Oh, yeah.

Speaker 2 She gets her.

Speaker 8 Don't get in the way.

Speaker 4 Don't get in the way.

Speaker 4 She's coming. Yeah.
Yeah. She's done so much for, not, I mean, not just this issue, but so many other issues, you know, particularly the stuff like, you know, the transing issues and such.

Speaker 2 So she's worked so hard on this.

Speaker 4 She's out all the time on the weekends. Like, you know,

Speaker 2 she's

Speaker 2 an incredible. She's an activist.

Speaker 2 Let me play one thing because

Speaker 2 speaking of her, she would.

Speaker 2 This is so insane. This is how insane the

Speaker 2 transgender thing is getting.

Speaker 2 Let's see. Let's play cut 10 here.
Trans child worried.

Speaker 13 What concerns have you had about speaking out? That I'm going to be like murdered. Like one day I'm going to be walking down the street and somebody's going to come up and like shoot me or something.

Speaker 13 That's a really scary thing to be worrying about at 10 years old.

Speaker 9 Yeah, where would you get an idea?

Speaker 9 Worry.

Speaker 4 Yeah,

Speaker 4 you know, it's interesting.

Speaker 32 I would agree.

Speaker 12 Yeah.

Speaker 4 You know, we talk about bipartisanship. Here's some bipartisanship for you.

Speaker 22 I agree.

Speaker 4 She shouldn't be worried about that.

Speaker 2 Stop telling your child they're going to be murdered on the street. Can you imagine?

Speaker 4 Where did they get that idea from?

Speaker 27 Their parents.

Speaker 4 Either their parents or like TikTok that you've left them with over the past, you know,

Speaker 15 over eight hours. Or school.

Speaker 19 Yeah.

Speaker 15 I mean, like, some activist.

Speaker 4 Some crazy person. But again, at school would be one of those two explanations as well from one of their friends.
Yeah. You know, it's the same, this very similar thing goes on with climate.

Speaker 4 The same thing, these activist parents that are insane terrify their children that they're all going to die from climate change. That is just like,

Speaker 4 that is borderline child abuse to put that in your kids' head like that.

Speaker 2 I have to tell you, I tell my kids, you know, my kids, they live with me. I mean, that's practically child abuse.

Speaker 8 You know what I mean?

Speaker 16 They're just like, oh, God.

Speaker 8 The world's coming to an end.

Speaker 18 Terrible.

Speaker 4 But like, there are real worries. And I think, especially when they're at that age, I do everything I can to shield my kids from this.

Speaker 2 Tanya has shielded them from all of the stuff, you know, and I have brought it to them now that they're 18, et cetera, et cetera. I do talk to them about, hey, these are the real concerns.

Speaker 2 These are the things you probably shouldn't have to worry about.

Speaker 2 But these things you should watch as an adult now. You need to watch these things.
You don't tell a 10-year-old child you're going to be shot in the street because of who you think you are at 10.

Speaker 4 Yeah, I mean, I think back to March 2020 where all of a sudden, like NBA games are just

Speaker 4 getting canceled with 20,000 people

Speaker 4 in the stadium. You know, Donald Trump is out there talking, and we're in that 15-day, 30-day to slow the spread, all that stuff.
We still don't know where this is going.

Speaker 4 And there's moments in that where you're like,

Speaker 4 even if this is wrong and it's not as serious of a pandemic, like, what's the government going to do? What happens to our economy? Can we reboot this? Will life ever get back to normal?

Speaker 4 Those are real questions that you asked. We forget about a lot of them now, but there are moments where you're like, what the hell's going to happen here?

Speaker 4 And I remember thinking to myself, all I can do is try to make my kids' life not feel that way. Right?

Speaker 4 All I can do is I hope when they get older they will look back at this period and remember hey remember when we did all that cool stuff with mom and dad when we were home for all that time like i that's how i want them to remember it that's not how these parents operate at all no what they're terrifying their children

Speaker 2 in their childhood 2016 who was it from abc or it was uh stephanopoulos i think who said his children were sleeping in their bed crying themselves to sleep every night because of donald trump are you out of your mind why That's you.

Speaker 4 That's you.

Speaker 18 That's not them.

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Speaker 16 Yes.

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Speaker 2 yacht rock playlists, you know, on Apple or Spotify because I'm like,

Speaker 2 it has always seemed like such a slam.

Speaker 4 Yeah, it's like a derogatory term.

Speaker 18 And it's not. No.
Turns out it's not.

Speaker 4 It's really a term of endearment, at least now. Yeah.
You know, it kind of started with like, oh, Judge I didn't know.

Speaker 4 Some It started with comedy sketches about it, and they called it Yacht Rock, and it grew into this whole thing. And it's that whole genre.
You know what? It's like the Michael McDonald genre.

Speaker 19 Remember the time?

Speaker 2 I don't know, even though, are you old enough to remember this? When Michael McDonald was on every record, no matter who it was.

Speaker 2 And here's the Pope doing his vest.

Speaker 18 Michael McDonald.

Speaker 4 Yes, they kind of reference that in the documentary. They go through that, but it was like a real scene, and they talk about how proficient these musicians were.

Speaker 4 They're all really likable, even you know, later in life. Like, kind of like, I don't know how any of this happened to us.

Speaker 2 It made me want to

Speaker 2 have an interview with Michael McDonald, yeah, because I've always loved him, yeah, and he just seems so normal.

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Speaker 2 There's some just some amazing things that have been uttered by people in the last 24 hours. And I had a

Speaker 2 really great conversation with somebody I had never met, did not know that much about other than

Speaker 2 I don't think we agree on anything.

Speaker 2 But she came into the studios yesterday and we had a conversation. She is...

Speaker 2 She is somebody who is

Speaker 2 she still describes herself on the left, but I don't think she defines that differently than you and I define it.

Speaker 2 And I think,

Speaker 2 and And it was a fascinating conversation because we did disagree, but it is exactly the kind of disagreement and conversation that we should be able to have with everybody.

Speaker 2 It was not a difficult conversation at all, and we walked away disagreeing on many things, but it was a great think conversation. I'm going to share that with you coming up in just a second.

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Speaker 2 Okay, so there's a couple of things that happened. First of all, let me just go through some of the sound from yesterday.

Speaker 2 There was an exchange between Representative Pat Fallon, he's a Republican from Texas, and the acting director of the Secret Service.

Speaker 2 It was kind of interesting. Listen.

Speaker 17 You recognize this photo?

Speaker 14 Yes, sir, I do. Okay.

Speaker 17 Was that the remembrance of September 11th? It was. Was it in New York?

Speaker 14 It was at ground zero.

Speaker 9 Okay.

Speaker 17 Who is usually at an event like this closest to the President of the United States?

Speaker 17 Security-wise.

Speaker 14 The SAC of the detail.

Speaker 17 Special Agent in charge of the detail. Were you the special agent in charge of the detail that day?

Speaker 14 Actually, let me address this. Could you please, staff, leave that? Oh, no, leave that one up with the circle around me.
Thank you.

Speaker 14 So actually, Congressman, what you're not seeing is the sack of the detail off, out of the picture's view. And that is the day where we remember the more than 3,000 people that have died on 9-11.

Speaker 14 I actually responded to Ground Zero. I was there going through the ashes at the World Trade Center.

Speaker 37 I was there at Freshkills.

Speaker 38 I'm not asking you that.

Speaker 33 I'm asking you, Congressman.

Speaker 37 We use this agent to show respect for our signal service

Speaker 39 that died on 9-11

Speaker 39 do not invoke 9-11 for political purposes

Speaker 33 i'm not i'm invoking this you are sir and you are out of forman i would like to ask him a question please you are trying to order me don't you

Speaker 17 I'm an elected member of Congress, and I'm asking you a serious question.

Speaker 37 I am a public servant who has served this nation, and you won't answer

Speaker 37 on our day, on our country's darkest mr.

Speaker 3 Stop, stop, stop.

Speaker 2 You know what this is?

Speaker 2 This is the Hillary Clinton moment. What difference does it make?

Speaker 8 Okay?

Speaker 2 This acting secret service,

Speaker 2 he may feel passionately, and he may have been there on 9-11, but that makes no difference.

Speaker 2 Why wasn't the head of the detail next to the president of the United States? Why was he 10 feet away instead of two feet away? He was not the guy. He says, I'm there to remember.

Speaker 2 I got news for you.

Speaker 2 Even my detail,

Speaker 2 they never carry anything.

Speaker 2 If it is like, if I'm at my house and I am, we're loading up to go, you know, on vacation or something, they might take a bag or a suitcase and throw it in the back of the car at my house.

Speaker 2 When they're on duty and we're outside of the fence of my house,

Speaker 2 they don't put things in their hands. Nothing.

Speaker 2 All they do is watch me and everything around. That's their job.

Speaker 2 Their job is not to, you know what, I was there also remembering. No.

Speaker 2 Your job, if you're protecting the president, is to protect the president, period.

Speaker 2 That's the case that he was trying to make and I think he made it poorly because he got upset so quickly because

Speaker 2 actually the acting head of Secret Service, I think, was politicizing. He was trying to get out of this by saying, I was there to remember.

Speaker 2 That's not in question. You have a role to play.
You could be there. But why were you standing there? And the implication is because you wanted to be in the picture.

Speaker 2 Now, let me show you something else. This is crazy.

Speaker 3 Fetterman.

Speaker 18 What the hell? I don't even know how to...

Speaker 3 Fetterman.

Speaker 2 Listen to this.

Speaker 17 You see yourself ultimately working with folks like Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy who will be heading to the...

Speaker 10 Yeah, again,

Speaker 36 I admire

Speaker 36 Mr. Musk.
He's been involved in very important parts of American society, AI,

Speaker 17 SpaceX,

Speaker 36 and other kinds of things. Yes, he's

Speaker 36 on a different team, but that doesn't make me an enemy.

Speaker 36 I don't automatically going to become a critic.

Speaker 36 It's like, hey, he has made it, you know, he's made our economy and our nation better, and our politics are different.

Speaker 36 And I don't agree with some of the things that he might say, but that doesn't make him, like I said, an enemy.

Speaker 2 I got to tell you, this guy, first of all, I think has had an amazing recovery. I really did not think that he would come back as fully as he has.

Speaker 2 I still hate the sweatshirt thing.

Speaker 19 However,

Speaker 2 he at times is something I never thought he would be. Reasonable.

Speaker 4 Yeah, he's good, and he's good on a couple of things. Look, he is a Democrat.
Do not forget that he's a Democrat. His voting record is everything that Joe Biden wants.
That's his voting record.

Speaker 4 But he is oddly sane on a few issues. And like, I think also his approach is better than most of these.

Speaker 2 And I think it's important to say we're not going to agree on everything. But,

Speaker 2 you know, if you can have a reasonable conversation and you can say, okay, forget politics here. What are the principles behind this?

Speaker 2 Let me show you something that happened yesterday on stage 19. I did my podcast.
It's out now for

Speaker 2 Blaze TV subscribers. You can watch it.
It is fascinating. I really hope you watch this one.
When I walked out of the studio, I looked at all my producers and I said, how was that?

Speaker 2 And they were like, I think that was one of the best exchanges you've ever had on a podcast.

Speaker 2 Anna Kasparian, who I didn't really know much about other than she was on, what is it, Young Turks. I don't spend any time watching or listening or paying any attention to the Young Turks.

Speaker 2 So I didn't know. Now, Dave Rubin used to be on Young Turks.

Speaker 2 She has,

Speaker 2 she's

Speaker 2 She's not on our side.

Speaker 2 She's not a Republican. She's not a conservative.
But she has changed

Speaker 2 so much.

Speaker 2 It was a fascinating conversation.

Speaker 2 I talked to her about,

Speaker 2 for instance,

Speaker 2 the border. What would you think somebody on Young Turks would say about the border? Okay.

Speaker 2 Listen to her and her new understanding of the border.

Speaker 34 I can definitely be honest about my own flaws and my own mistakes because I bought the mainstream media narrative that there wasn't a migrant crisis. Really? And yeah, I did believe it.

Speaker 34 I believe because...

Speaker 34 Look, I was an idiot because, I mean, who do you trust in today's media landscape? I know, right? There's a lot of liars out there.

Speaker 34 And when it comes to mainstream media, the fact of the matter is they do play defense more and more for the Democratic Party. And that's an issue because there was a time when that didn't happen.

Speaker 16 And so I

Speaker 34 still believed in their good faith reporting, even though it turns out, you know, a lot of these reports would omit really important details about what's really going on.

Speaker 34 And so it wasn't until Texas Governor Greg Abbott started bussing or sending migrants to blue cities

Speaker 34 where that woke me up. That woke a lot of people up.
And suddenly America realizes, oh, there is a migrant crisis.

Speaker 2 Why did that wake you up?

Speaker 34 Well, because all of a sudden you're seeing migrants sleeping on the floor in the police department in Chicago because they don't have shelter for these people.

Speaker 34 Right? You're seeing, you know, these, I love watching streams of city council meetings because that's how you understand what's really going on in these cities, right?

Speaker 34 These are real people who live there and they get their opportunity to speak.

Speaker 2 Chicago's been an amazing thing to watch.

Speaker 8 It's wild.

Speaker 34 I mean, I watch every city council meeting from Chicago because it's crazy.

Speaker 34 And for me,

Speaker 34 rather than relying on mainstream media reporting or anyone's reporting, to be quite honest with you, what I'll do is I'll go out of my way and I'll watch, you know, the entirety of a government function, local government function.

Speaker 34 I talk to real people and I get a sense of where hearts and minds really are. And so on election night, I wasn't surprised at all.
I knew what was coming. I totally knew what was coming.

Speaker 34 I knew that Cook County was going to swing, I think it's about eight percentage points toward Republicans. I knew LA County, and this is what I was surprised about.

Speaker 34 I did not expect Donald Trump to flip 10 counties in California from blue to red. But I guess I shouldn't have been surprised about that either.

Speaker 34 Because when you look at the conditions that people are living in in a Democrat-controlled state, well, yeah, you can understand why people are turning their backs on the Democratic Party.

Speaker 34 You can understand why people are frustrated at the corruption, at the loss of $24 billion that was allocated to help the homeless when homelessness only exploded during that time, and that money is now unaccounted for.

Speaker 34 It was funneled to nonprofits whose executives get paid minimum $200,000, $250,000 a year. And they have multiple executives who who are making at least that or more.

Speaker 34 And you just see the waste and you see the real grift. And so for people out there who are concerned about the grifters, take a good hard look at the systemic grifting that's happening right now.

Speaker 34 It's disgusting.

Speaker 2 She was amazing. We started talking about the NGOs.

Speaker 2 And

Speaker 2 we're on exactly the same page.

Speaker 2 It was really a refreshing conversation.

Speaker 2 We walked away still disagreeing with each other on things, especially like labor unions.

Speaker 2 But

Speaker 2 there are so many points of connection now from reasonable.

Speaker 2 I told her, I said, I think that there is, you know, there's the machinery Democrats, and the same with Republicans. There's maybe, I don't know, 5% or 10% that's just machinery.

Speaker 2 It's just the machine that just keeps churning

Speaker 2 the graft and the corporations and all of that stuff. It's just all about power and money.
Then there's probably

Speaker 2 8% of just crazy out-of-the-mind.

Speaker 2 We shouldn't even be paying attention to those people. And then there's the middle.
And the middle just wants things to be done right. No graft, no corruption, transparency,

Speaker 2 all of this stuff. And I think that's where we can really come together.
I think that's honestly why

Speaker 2 Federman and others will look at Elon Musk and Ramaswamy and go, this is good.

Speaker 2 Because the ones that actually are not part of the graft, the ones who are going in to serve and know that it's wrong to use the insider trading to make yourself a multi-millionaire while you're serving the public.

Speaker 2 They're tired of it just as much as we are because they're closer. The ones that we have brought in now are closer to the American people than they are to the machine.
And that's, I think, critical.

Speaker 2 It's a fascinating conversation. More in just a second.
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Speaker 2 Welcome back to the program.

Speaker 2 So I had Anna Kasparian on, and I talked to her about Donald Trump and the Cool Kids and how we are uh seemingly kind of sitting at the cool kids table which is very bizarre listen to this do you have hope that

Speaker 2 there's been a sea change we're at the very beginning of it but

Speaker 2 you know it's strange i was just talking to donald trump i was doing a fundraiser at mar-a-lago a couple of days ago and

Speaker 2 I said,

Speaker 2 I think like we're like the cool kids now. I've never been at the cool kids table.

Speaker 34 This is wild.

Speaker 34 Look, I'm going to pause on saying the cool kids.

Speaker 27 No, no, no, I know. I'm going to say this.

Speaker 2 But we've never been even near the cool kids. We're at the

Speaker 2 hallway of the cool kids table. You know what I mean? I know that, but we've never, I mean, and he said,

Speaker 2 YMCA,

Speaker 2 how is YMCA suddenly cool?

Speaker 34 It's not just about that. You know, Trump is, and the audience hates when I say this, but it's just demonstrably true.

Speaker 23 He's funny.

Speaker 34 He's an entertainer. I mean, he was an entertainer before, you know, he was a politician, that's for sure.

Speaker 2 That's what also causes trouble for him.

Speaker 34 It does. It certainly does.
But, you know.

Speaker 34 I think the reason why you're feeling how you're feeling about the perception of the Republican Party now versus, you know, in the Bush era.

Speaker 2 Hang on a second. I don't want to say Republican Party because that's not cool.
It'll never be cool. There's this new coalition

Speaker 2 of Trump, Tulsi Gabbard, RFK,

Speaker 2 Elon Musk, people that are coming from all different points of view. It's the way America that I grew up in.
It's the way America was.

Speaker 2 We disagree on a lot, but we have one central vision, and that is, in this case, end this corruption, end this nonsense.

Speaker 19 Yes, yes.

Speaker 34 Right? Yeah, no, that's a great way of putting it. And, you know,

Speaker 34 the CEO and my co-host, Jenk Uger of the Young Turks, he

Speaker 34 is really trying to bring like a populist coalition of people together, you know, and individuals, basically Americans who see the rot in our political system thanks to the corruption.

Speaker 34 And so it's been his top issue ever since I've met him. And so he's been trying to get money out of politics.

Speaker 34 So these politicians actually represent what the people want as opposed to what a small group of corporate executives want.

Speaker 34 And I think that's really the key in fixing what's broken in our political system.

Speaker 34 The other thing is, I mean, look, members of Congress really should see themselves as public servants as opposed to individuals who are elected into office just to enrich themselves.

Speaker 34 All of them should be. So we have to ban their ability to trade individual stocks.
I mean, this is madness that they're able to do this.

Speaker 2 Ban the trading of stocks. Do not allow them to go into any business that they had any regulation or anything

Speaker 2 for at least 10 years. I totally agree.
This revolving door is obscene. It's a fascinating conversation.
It's available everywhere, wherever you get your podcast tomorrow.

Speaker 2 It might even be something that, you know, you can share with a family member and say, look, people are coming back together. I just so want to come back together with you.

Speaker 2 I want to have a good new year. Let's start a fresh start this year.

Speaker 2 Podcast tomorrow, available now at glennbeck.com or Blaze TV.

Speaker 2 We all make mistakes in life. That is a given.
And we try not to make mistakes.

Speaker 2 They're so terrible that you live with it for the rest of your life. But what if you do? I know I have.
I've made mistakes that were really hard to get past.

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Speaker 2 These women are not monsters. I mean, if you're shouting your abortion, I think you are, but

Speaker 2 most of them feel trapped and they're lied to and they accept the lies because it allows them to go through with it.

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You will love it. And I can't.

Speaker 2 I'm sorry I'm talking about this. I am such a proud father.
It is so amazing to see.

Speaker 2 My daughter, I got home yesterday and she said, Dad, I just got an email. I don't even know how to answer these questions.
You know, she just turned 18. And I said, what? And she said,

Speaker 2 Billboard Magazine called me and wanted to know about the orchestra and everything else.

Speaker 2 I said, do you know, I was 30 before. I mean, you don't get your name even in Billboard magazine.
And she's making the chart of Billboard.

Speaker 2 And it's just, it's exciting as a dad. And I can't thank you enough for listening to it and buying it.
And it's great.

Speaker 4 Yeah. Too.
It's not just being nice to you. It's really enjoyable.
It makes me smile every time I hear it.

Speaker 2 It is real. I'm so proud.

Speaker 2 I was so afraid it wouldn't be good and we couldn't release it because I said to her, I said, if it is not, if it's not high quality something that we would as a family not knowing you listen to over and over again i i i i will not be that dad who's like look at you know that simon cow would go who the hell has been telling you you have talent

Speaker 4 yeah you don't want that moment no you don't want that i will tell you that's definitely not the case i i went into my daughter's room last night as we was putting her down you know to go to bed and she was just listening to it again again she loves it This is all she listens to now.

Speaker 21 Wow.

Speaker 4 Which is very, very cool. The other part, too, is that we saw her perform live, her first live performance the other night.

Speaker 4 It was just

Speaker 4 fun for number one, just to watch Glenn insides just churn. Like

Speaker 4 the stress on Glenn is like 10 times what it was on Shadow.

Speaker 2 Because I was so, because I've been 18.

Speaker 2 You know what I mean? I was 18, and this was the very first time she ever did anything on stage. And I was more nervous than she.
You know, she'd come up and she'd be like, Dad, I'm nervous.

Speaker 2 I'm like, you're going to be great inside.

Speaker 32 I'm like, run for your life.

Speaker 4 But my point there was to say that, like, she,

Speaker 4 look, you can do a lot of stuff in a studio.

Speaker 4 You can. You can make anybody, you can almost make you or me sound good in a studio.

Speaker 4 But she's on a mic on a little stage outdoors with, you know, I don't know, 100 people there. And she sounded just like, just like the CD.
She sounded incredible. Yeah.

Speaker 8 There's a

Speaker 2 guy that most people don't know. His name is Roger Love, and he is on the premiere payroll.
He was for Rush and I,

Speaker 2 because if Rush would lose his voice or I would lose my voice,

Speaker 15 we would call him.

Speaker 2 He's one of the best vocal coaches in the world. And I mean, he does it for Elton, John, and Lady Gaga and everybody.
Sure. Beyonce.

Speaker 2 You've known him for years. I've known him for years.
He's a great guy. And

Speaker 2 I said to him, Hey, Roger, this is like three years ago. I think my daughter might have talent.
And I know you don't really do a lot of, you know, vocal lessons.

Speaker 2 And he's like, for you?

Speaker 2 And I said,

Speaker 2 yes, if that's a positive. No, if it's not.

Speaker 2 And he said, no, what are you looking for? And I said,

Speaker 2 my daughter. And he said, Glenn, let me listen to her.
If she has talent, I'll take her. And so he's been working with her.
And it's, I mean,

Speaker 2 she's, she's good. She's good.
She is a proud, proud daddy.

Speaker 2 Anyway, I'm sorry for that.

Speaker 2 Christmas is almost over. I'll stop talking about her soon.

Speaker 2 Let's see here.

Speaker 2 We were talking about

Speaker 2 coming together for the holidays and being able to have conversations. And I think this conversation with Anna Kasparian yesterday, who is on the Young Turks, I mean, she asked me, she said,

Speaker 2 would you be willing to come on the Young Young Turks? And I said,

Speaker 2 probably not. And she said, why?

Speaker 2 And I said, well, I would if it was just one-on-one with you, but I've had so many bad experiences

Speaker 2 with others that

Speaker 2 I did not ambush you. When she walked into the studio,

Speaker 2 I got up to greet her. And I grabbed her hand and I said, I want a welcome to my home.

Speaker 2 And she said, thank Thank you. And I said, I never invite anyone in my home to ambush them.
Please feel relaxed just to have a conversation.

Speaker 2 I'm going to ask you challenging questions, but I am not looking to get you.

Speaker 4 And that has been your policy and you stuck to it since the beginning of time.

Speaker 15 Yeah.

Speaker 2 And so it gave us this moment, you know, where she was really, she would stop and ask me, she asked me about, you know, about war and Ukraine

Speaker 2 and abortion. We had a great conversation on abortion.

Speaker 4 Sounds like a joyful time. It's a good old Nickeled Beck Christmas party right there.

Speaker 11 Our Christmas party is happening tonight. You know

Speaker 2 what else is red? Blood.

Speaker 18 Let's talk about abortion.

Speaker 2 Merry Christmas, everybody.

Speaker 27 No, no, but

Speaker 2 because she was talking about

Speaker 2 transgenderism and

Speaker 2 it got to women's rights. And she was shocked.

Speaker 2 It shows how much we don't know about each other.

Speaker 4 Yeah, and you see the worst of everybody online and in clips and everything.

Speaker 4 Let me ask you a question. Oh, boy.

Speaker 4 I don't know exactly how I feel about it yet, but I am a little concerned about it.

Speaker 2 Yes. I think I'll bet you.
I'll tell you what I'm thinking after you say,

Speaker 2 I bet you we have the same concern.

Speaker 4 My concern.

Speaker 2 May I just say,

Speaker 2 please just come in. Just, oh my God.

Speaker 2 I'm not going to distress it. This is just something that, you know, if you are a Blaze TV subscriber, you'll enjoy.

Speaker 18 Anyway, your concern.

Speaker 4 My concern is.

Speaker 23 This is going to be very difficult to do now.

Speaker 4 Okay, so the concern is

Speaker 4 that

Speaker 4 we are working now with

Speaker 4 many disaffected members of the left.

Speaker 2 Do not eat the candle, I'm sorry.

Speaker 3 All right.

Speaker 4 With many disaffected members of the left who have kind of said, hey, this is a little bit crazy. Like, what's going on right now is insane.

Speaker 15 Yeah.

Speaker 4 Even though we don't agree on a lot, it's good that we talk. And you've done this forever.
You've done interviews like this forever.

Speaker 19 Right.

Speaker 24 Where you will,

Speaker 4 you know, have conversations with people across the aisle and just, you you know, get different understandings. That's not abnormal for you.

Speaker 4 As far as the movement goes, right, conservative movement,

Speaker 4 there's a lot of embracing of people who previously

Speaker 24 were

Speaker 4 not really welcome in conservative policymaking and now are. Like I was watching this Elon Musk thing develop and everyone was like, hey, there's a Democrat joining the Doge committee, right?

Speaker 32 Great.

Speaker 32 Great. Is it?

Speaker 4 Is it, though? Because I'm a little concerned, not only that it's just a Democrat, but also that a congressman is now in this process before it's really even started. Sure.

Speaker 4 And like, my guess is the Democratic congressman, at the end of the day, might be a good guy or whatever. I'm concerned he might get a little bit in the way.

Speaker 16 So,

Speaker 4 of like a

Speaker 2 buddy the elf is in the studio, and it is smiley fish.

Speaker 8 I can do smiley fish.

Speaker 2 So does this guy? Thank you.

Speaker 4 Thank you, buddy. That's good.

Speaker 16 I drew a butterfly. I drew a butterfly.

Speaker 2 That's great. Thank you very much.
I appreciate it.

Speaker 27 Very nice butterfly.

Speaker 18 So anyway,

Speaker 2 now

Speaker 2 I can't concentrate.

Speaker 18 I mean,

Speaker 4 why shouldn't you dance around and

Speaker 11 I know

Speaker 18 and lick candles?

Speaker 11 And now, when you get to answer, you're.

Speaker 18 Santa! Santa! Norium!

Speaker 11 No, I'm not Santa. Get out of here.

Speaker 9 You're giving us a bad name at the booklet.

Speaker 4 You no longer look like Santa. You look great.

Speaker 3 Oh, see, look at that.

Speaker 2 Thank you, buddy. I love you.
I love you.

Speaker 8 Buddy the Elf.

Speaker 8 Thank you.

Speaker 21 Thanks, buddy.

Speaker 8 He's great. This is unbelievable, though.

Speaker 4 I have to go through this entire long rant while this is going on. Right.

Speaker 21 What's the website, buddy?

Speaker 22 Where do people go for you?

Speaker 4 What is it again?

Speaker 32 The elf.net.

Speaker 4 The elf. The elf.net.

Speaker 2 Or you can follow me on social media because we have a lot of fun there and you can follow my adventures. I'm at the elf live on most socials.

Speaker 18 The elf live. The elf live.

Speaker 4 Thank you, buddy.

Speaker 15 You're welcome.

Speaker 3 I love you.

Speaker 9 Everybody.

Speaker 22 What's your favorite color?

Speaker 18 I love red and green.

Speaker 27 They're the most Christmassy. okay

Speaker 2 thank you okay so i don't even know if my point made sense yeah okay so yes so i am i am of the same concern because i think that there are those

Speaker 2 i think the democratic party is going to recalibrate and want to do the same thing that they already have done but they'll just change the language and they'll try to appear like they're one of you.

Speaker 2 You know what I mean? That's what Republicans do that all the time. Oh, I'm with you.
And then they get in and they're not with you.

Speaker 2 So I am concerned about that.

Speaker 27 However,

Speaker 4 that's a different concern than I think what we're talking. Oh, okay.

Speaker 2 I'm sorry, buddy was distracted.

Speaker 18 No, no, no.

Speaker 4 What I just said, I think in the buddy context here was the point you answered.

Speaker 4 And so I think that that's concern number one. I think

Speaker 4 structurally, as this goes on, it's good to bring new people into your fold, right? That's what you want to do do as a party, as a movement.

Speaker 4 You want to get people who used to vote against you to vote for you, right?

Speaker 16 Like, you want that to happen.

Speaker 4 So, you have to have that happen, but you have to make sure you stay to your principles and you have to worry. Like, I really worry with the Doge thing, that like

Speaker 4 the motivations of some of a Democrat hopping on this committee is not the same as my motivation.

Speaker 22 I agree. Right?

Speaker 4 Like, they're not really going to be cost cutters. Like, I don't see that.
See that. There might be a little bit they can agree on.

Speaker 25 That's great.

Speaker 4 When it comes to the, the, um, like, you had a conversation with Anna Kasparian about abortion. You mentioned this.

Speaker 4 And you had a really, I think, interesting exchange, and you found, I think, some common ground, even though you don't agree on the issue overall, which is, and this is something we've discussed many times, at the end of the day, legislation can be part of it, but you have to get to a place where you're winning harder.

Speaker 2 So you know, and I don't happen to have this clip. She came at me because she was saying something, and I'm like, huh, sounds like the 10th Amendment.
And she said, well, it is. It's states' rights.

Speaker 2 And she said, but let me ask you, Mr. States' rights.
Yeah, yeah.

Speaker 2 Would you support a blanket ban on abortion? Now, the answer is,

Speaker 2 I believe it's murder. So yes, murder is illegal.

Speaker 4 Do you think that should be illegal in all the states, Glenn?

Speaker 8 Wow, what a radical position.

Speaker 15 But wait, wait, wait. No, I know, I know.

Speaker 2 So it is murder. So murder is, I said, but you cannot legislate that now because no one, half the country doesn't believe it's murder.
Well, you wouldn't get it through.

Speaker 7 Right. You wouldn't get it through.

Speaker 4 And it doesn't have to get through whether you support it or not.

Speaker 2 But it doesn't stop it. I said, you know, I have a new understanding of abortion where it's always been about the children.

Speaker 2 And it is about the children, but it is also about the mothers.

Speaker 2 And what they're saying is, hey, moms, go have an abortion and shout your abortion.

Speaker 2 80% of the women who have abortions regret it within 12 years or 12 months, and they begin to have real behavioral and psychological issues with it.

Speaker 2 This is not a happy thing for women. If you care truly about women and women's health, we have to then look at the woman and say,

Speaker 2 what is causing her to do it? And there's two things. One, They're believing the lie that it's not a baby.
Okay, it is, because that's why ultrasounds are being fought by Planned Parenthood.

Speaker 2 They don't want any ultrasound because you see it, you see the heartbeat and everything else, and you're like, that's a baby.

Speaker 3 Okay.

Speaker 2 The second thing is, once they get past this, we talk about this with pre-born, it's why I like them so much, is

Speaker 2 they feel trapped. I can't tell you how many nurses I have talked to and they've said,

Speaker 2 The boyfriend or the father or the mother even, you know, the mom of the girl will come in and go, she can't have this. There's no support.
There's nothing, yada, yada, yada.

Speaker 2 And the girl is like, I have no other choice. So if we begin to look at the actual issue, not the political issue,

Speaker 2 the actual issue, what is causing these women, those who have abortion as a form of birth control, I think that should, you know, absolutely, that you can regulate.

Speaker 2 No, you're not having six, eight, ten abortions for birth control. Sorry.

Speaker 15 Do you have to, what do you get a punch card?

Speaker 2 Yeah, you do. Your tenth one free.

Speaker 2 But that's not the vast majority of women.

Speaker 4 Very minority.

Speaker 2 Right. And so let's fix that problem and change people's hearts on that because no legislation is going to stop,

Speaker 2 it's like drugs.

Speaker 2 No legislation is going to stop the drugs. Guns, you can take all the guns off the streets.
It's not going to stop murder. They'll go to knives.

Speaker 2 Let's start looking at actual solutions and the actual problem and what would work.

Speaker 4 Yeah, and I agree, like the long-term eternal solution to this, right, is similar to what I think has happened with slavery. Right.
Slavery,

Speaker 4 if you overturned amendments and made slavery legal and someone tried to come out and pass a bill to say, hey, African Americans should now go back to the fields, it wouldn't even come close to passing.

Speaker 4 Everyone who supported it would be thrown out immediately.

Speaker 4 We would reject it easily as a society.

Speaker 4 I want that to, that is the long-term solution. However, I just don't want to avoid the fact that like, no, I want a constitutional amendment to ban it right away.

Speaker 22 I agree.

Speaker 12 We can't

Speaker 2 abandon those things. Even with slavery, we still buy all of our products products made by slaves in China.

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Speaker 2 All right, Jonathan Skirmetti is with us, a Tennessee Attorney General. He was the guy who was arguing in front of the Supreme Court to protect children from the gender, what is it, gender care,

Speaker 2 the mutilation of our children. How is this playing out? What are his thoughts now, a day past it?

Speaker 2 What is coming our way? And what are the justices going to do in his opinion? We're going to play some of the audio and get his reaction and get

Speaker 2 his thoughts now after the event.

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Many of us look at

Speaker 2 transgender care as butchery,

Speaker 2 as insanity, as something that honestly returns to the Weimar Republic of the 1920s.

Speaker 2 This science has been around for a while and it is junk science and it is dangerous to our children. Look, you're an adult, you can do what you want, I guess.

Speaker 2 But when children are affected, that's what's in front of the Supreme Court. And the guy who brought this case to the Supreme Court is the Tennessee Attorney General.
He joins me in 60 seconds.

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Speaker 2 Mr. Attorney General, Jonathan, how are you, sir?

Speaker 31 Great, great. Thanks for having me on.

Speaker 2 So

Speaker 2 I listened to the case, and I don't know how your head didn't explode with some of the questions that were

Speaker 2 coming from some of those on the left,

Speaker 2 so to my ore for one.

Speaker 2 But

Speaker 2 overall,

Speaker 2 how did you feel it went?

Speaker 31 I think we did a great job of getting our points across. I thought the court.
I mean, it went on for two and a half hours or so. The court asked a lot of questions.

Speaker 31 They're clearly thinking hard about this. It's going to be a long time before we get our opinion.
But I think we did everything we could to win this case. I feel really good about our part of it.

Speaker 31 Now it's up to the justices.

Speaker 2 You know,

Speaker 2 there was a well, first of all, tell me exactly what the case was. What does it actually cover and what will it do if it's decided in favor of Tennessee?

Speaker 31 So we have a law in Tennessee. Our General Assembly passed a law that prohibits giving juveniles puberty blockers, hormone treatments, or surgery for the purpose of gender transition.

Speaker 31 Surgery was not at issue in this case. So this is just about whether the Constitution prevents the state from banning puberty blockers or hormone treatments for the purpose of gender transition.

Speaker 31 So if we win, our law will remain in effect and kids won't be able to be subject to that in Tennessee.

Speaker 31 Potentially, depending on how we win, it could mean that all laws dealing with gender identity are reviewed under a rational basis standard, which gives the people's elected representatives a lot more latitude as to how they regulate.

Speaker 2 You know,

Speaker 2 when you were discussing this and

Speaker 2 it was Justice Sotomayor said, every medication has, you know, side effects. Even aspirin has side effects.

Speaker 2 I don't know how you took that question seriously, but you answered it very well.

Speaker 2 Explain to the average person why

Speaker 2 this is so different

Speaker 2 than anything else that is prescribed for kids.

Speaker 31 Every systematic analysis of the evidence shows little to no benefit for kids from these treatments for gender dysphoria.

Speaker 31 Meanwhile, the risks are enormous. They face losing fertility for the rest of their lives, never being able to have children.
They risk losing their sexual function for the rest of their lives.

Speaker 31 Kids don't know what they're giving up.

Speaker 31 They risk tumors and blood clots and cognitive disorders and bone density disorders, all sorts of serious lifelong medical complications. And meanwhile, the evidence is this doesn't help them.

Speaker 31 You're talking about very severe physical

Speaker 31 interventions for psychological problems with no evidence that it's helping them with the psychological problems.

Speaker 31 And so we're looking at a situation where kids are really at risk, where there's not a good medical reason for putting them at risk, and where there are these people saying the Constitution prohibits the state from protecting kids, even where the evidence is so powerfully in opposition to allowing this to happen going forward.

Speaker 2 I think it was Justice Souter who

Speaker 2 asked

Speaker 2 the opposite side:

Speaker 2 you said that the science backs this up. Well, now we have all this new science that is coming out.
Do you want to withdraw that statement?

Speaker 2 What has happened since you started this process to the evidence that's coming out from everywhere now?

Speaker 31 So there was a lot of evidence beforehand, but the CAS review in England is a large-scale, long-term study by an extremely respected pediatrician that looked really hard at these issues.

Speaker 31 It's controversial around the world. You know, England is not a red state.
It is not Tennessee.

Speaker 31 They were making these procedures widely available to kids for a while, and they looked at the evidence, and they determined that they should not be doing that, that the evidence showed this was hurting kids, they should severely restrict access.

Speaker 31 And they did, and the CAS report gets into it very thoroughly. It was discussed with a lot of specificity by the court.

Speaker 31 You know, it shows there's no reduction in suicide, which is one of the things that we constantly hear, you know, if you don't let kids do this, they're going to kill themselves.

Speaker 31 We don't want kids to kill themselves. But the evidence is doing these life-altering interventions doesn't make a difference.

Speaker 31 You know, it just looked at a lot of evidence from a lot of kids, and it showed what we already knew, which is that there is no benefit to justify these radical interventions.

Speaker 9 So

Speaker 2 what does this mean

Speaker 2 if it comes out the way we hope it does? Does this have any effect on

Speaker 2 bathrooms and

Speaker 2 sports or anything else?

Speaker 31 So it really depends on what the court does.

Speaker 31 I mean, there's a way that we could win that's narrower that only deals with kids' transitions, or there's a way we could win that's broader if the court says that gender identity issues do not rise to the level of intermediate scrutiny under the Constitution, in which case a lot of the litigation we're facing about bathrooms and school sports and all the other things people have sued over would be pretty easy to resolve.

Speaker 31 So it's a very broad ruling.

Speaker 2 Did you see any indication that any of the judges were leaning that way? Were there any questions that made you

Speaker 2 gave you any indication that that was

Speaker 2 possible or probable?

Speaker 31 There were indications that the justices are thinking about it.

Speaker 31 There were questions about sports that came up, but I don't know whether that means they're thinking about issuing a broad opinion or they're just concerned about

Speaker 31 the potential effects.

Speaker 31 They want to think through exactly how this is going to play out because there's no constitutional law from the Supreme Court on gender identity stuff.

Speaker 31 We have one case about a very narrow, very specifically worded statute, and the lower courts have been all over the place. They need guidance, they need clarity on this issue.

Speaker 2 You know, you can't go into a tattoo parlor if you're young without

Speaker 2 parental permission. You can't buy a gun at 12 or 16.
You can't get married.

Speaker 2 There's all these laws because we know you're not mentally prepared to make those kinds of decisions. How does that logic

Speaker 2 not

Speaker 2 work for this issue?

Speaker 31 You know, there's this argument that it's sex discrimination and therefore the Constitution provides a heightened level of scrutiny. But

Speaker 31 I mean, we've done this forever. The law treats people differently based on their age.

Speaker 31 Kids can't consent to things that will have lifelong consequences, whether it's entering a contract or smoking a cigarette. The consequences for these procedures are so much more profound.

Speaker 31 And we think we have a strong argument that the state should be able to regulate this, particularly given the evidence that it makes no difference, that it does not help, and it increases the risk of all these different horrible outcomes for the kids.

Speaker 2 The other side just seems,

Speaker 2 quite honestly, and I don't mean to slam people, but they seem unhinged. I want you to listen.
This is a mom who was standing outside of the Supreme Court building while you were arguing the case.

Speaker 2 Listen to what she said about her child.

Speaker 13 Cut for it. What motivated you to come out here today? We're supporting our child, Violet,

Speaker 13 and her access to the medical care that she needs.

Speaker 40 Yeah,

Speaker 40 we're here for her rights and her ability to be who she is. And she's not going to let anybody silence her and we're not going to stand in her way.

Speaker 13 And what age do you think most trans kids determine that they're trans?

Speaker 13 Violet told us when she was one and a half. She's been telling us since she could speak.

Speaker 13 So she knew since birth.

Speaker 2 18 months.

Speaker 2 18 months she knew.

Speaker 18 That

Speaker 31 I have a three-year-old last week she told me she was a pirate.

Speaker 18 Right.

Speaker 3 That is a true story, by the way.

Speaker 31 I mean, gender dysphoria is a real thing, and it is really hard for kids to deal with it. But we have seen an explosion in these cases that sure looks like something very weird is going on.

Speaker 31 And

Speaker 31 I don't see how it doesn't come out eventually that there's massive overdiagnosis. In England, a doctor saw a 4,000% increase in the number of girls seeking hormone treatments.

Speaker 31 And

Speaker 31 the evidence is very, very strong that the large, large majority of kids who have any sort of gender identity confusion grow out of it unless they're put on medications.

Speaker 31 For most kids, this is a passing thing. Doesn't mean it's not hard for them.
Adolescence is really hard, and I don't have to think gender confusion makes it that much harder.

Speaker 31 But most of them are going to grow out of it, and for all of them, the evidence of a benefit is minimal at best.

Speaker 2 Well,

Speaker 2 we'll be praying for the Supreme Court. And I thank you so much for

Speaker 2 you filing suit and trying to get this corrected.

Speaker 2 It's truly madness.

Speaker 2 I don't care what you do as an adult. I mean, I actually do, but it's not my business if you're an adult.

Speaker 2 But if you can't decide things like smoking, drinking, you know, be responsible enough with a gun, you certainly should not be able to do things to your body that are permanent and game-changing.

Speaker 2 It's insanity. It's insanity.
We got to stop. Jonathan, thank you so much.

Speaker 31 It's an honor to be on the show. Thanks for having me.
A Merry Christmas.

Speaker 2 Merry Christmas. Jonathan Skermeti, he is the Tennessee Attorney General who argued just, what, day before yesterday at the Supreme Court to protect children from gender procedures.

Speaker 4 And we should, by the way, take what he said seriously.

Speaker 4 If his three-year-old is about to plunder passing ships, we should report that to maritime authorities.

Speaker 2 Don't forget the pillaging and the raping.

Speaker 4 Yes, immediately.

Speaker 2 We must take it seriously.

Speaker 2 We can save one

Speaker 2 pillage

Speaker 2 or pillage at one pillage.

Speaker 2 We can save one person from being pillaged.

Speaker 2 We need to act now. Isn't it worth it? Isn't it worth it?

Speaker 12 It's just as insane.

Speaker 21 It really is.

Speaker 4 It sounds like a joke. No.
It is exactly the argument they're making in front of the Supreme Court.

Speaker 2 How many of our kids have said, I want to be an astronaut? I want to be, you know, I want to be whatever. And then later in life, they're like, yeah, I said what?

Speaker 7 No.

Speaker 2 I mean,

Speaker 2 it's so insane. But

Speaker 2 I think we just voted for a cure. So let's see how that goes.
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Speaker 25 We're gliding along with the song of a wintry family land.

Speaker 9 Just hear those sleigh bells jingling.

Speaker 4 You know, Glenn, you were talking about

Speaker 4 the kind of insane world we're in.

Speaker 2 Yeah.

Speaker 4 And the fact that three-year-old pirates might be a real concern, and we should take that seriously.

Speaker 4 Another leading indicator as to where our society is going

Speaker 4 to meet is the reaction to this healthcare executive being shot.

Speaker 25 And

Speaker 4 I honestly can't believe it.

Speaker 4 I know we talk about how insane the world is all the time, but I can't believe this poor guy being murdered in cold blood is something that, I mean, a large portion of the left is cheering on.

Speaker 22 I don't know how large it is.

Speaker 4 I hope it's smaller than my perception. But wait,

Speaker 2 when has this happened before in history? This exact same thing.

Speaker 4 You know what? I don't know if this is if you have an example in mind.

Speaker 22 I do. Okay.

Speaker 4 What struck me as because I like to think, well, how would I react in a situation like this? Would I react poorly? And

Speaker 4 what it ran into my mind was Eric Rudolph, the guy who was bombing abortion clinics.

Speaker 4 I assure you,

Speaker 4 my opinion on abortion is more negative than your opinion on health care and insurance. I assure you, I think it's a larger crime than whatever you think is going on with denial of claims.

Speaker 7 I agree.

Speaker 4 Which is an issue at times, I acknowledge. But at

Speaker 15 no point would I ever,

Speaker 4 ever cheer on someone who murdered an abortion doctor. Ever.
Never. Never.
And I think that is,

Speaker 4 I mean, I can't describe the horrors that I believe are associated with that practice.

Speaker 2 So the reason why I asked you the history question is because this has been done. This is where Marxism and

Speaker 2 all of that kind of thinking

Speaker 2 leads. If you look,

Speaker 2 the Cathedral of Notre Dame, or Notre Dame, is being reopened this weekend.

Speaker 2 It's being reopened as a temple of reason. That's what happened during the

Speaker 2 revolution, in the French Revolution. It became a temple of reason, not God.

Speaker 2 And when that happens, you get into this, they have it, I don't have it, they screwed people. The society just starts to unwind and you start to see guillotines.

Speaker 2 You start to see people taking things into their own hands. And after they do the healthcare providers, then they'll do the doctors, then they'll do the nurses, then they'll do the attorneys.

Speaker 2 There's nobody left in the end. That's why the French Revolution stopped is because

Speaker 2 it transformed like three different times. It was like, okay, you're the leader.
Okay, you're dead now. You betrayed.
Oh, you're the new leader. Well, you betrayed us.
You're dead now.

Speaker 2 That's what we're seeing.

Speaker 2 The people that will do this to a healthcare worker or cheer it on are the people that would have been at the guillotine of the French Revolution.

Speaker 15 I think you're right.

Speaker 4 I mean, I guess this is a pretty, at some level, human instinct, a horrible one, but one that as we've seen over and over again through history. I just, you know, again,

Speaker 4 you get fooled sometimes, maybe, by modern life, that it's a, you know, it feels like it's a lot better and more, you know.

Speaker 2 No, civilization is on the razor's edge always. Always.

Speaker 4 Always.

Speaker 4 Reagan said it. Yeah.

Speaker 2 We have no idea how fast civilization can go away.

Speaker 2 You just shut down food supply.

Speaker 2 Everything that you know, everything you trust is over within three days.

Speaker 9 It's true.

Speaker 2 Three days.

Speaker 2 You don't have food and you know no one's coming within 72 hours, it is absolute chaos.

Speaker 4 And that's based on a bunch of like these

Speaker 4 war games and studies that they've done over the years.

Speaker 2 Study after study after study.

Speaker 2 You don't need to look further than Katrina.

Speaker 17 Look what happened.

Speaker 2 No help came for 72 hours.

Speaker 2 What is the exception is what happened in North Carolina

Speaker 2 because those people were rooted in something deep.

Speaker 2 You know, they were different. They were neighbors.

Speaker 2 They were religious. And they helped each other.
That was the exception.

Speaker 2 That's why I've said for a long time, hey, you might really want to recognize what kind of community you live in and move to one that, you know, everybody knows each other and kind of has the same kind of feeling about, hey, I like God.

Speaker 26 You like God?

Speaker 2 He's kind of our buddy. Glenn Beck.

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Speaker 2 That

Speaker 2 is

Speaker 2 something for King and Country from For King and Country.

Speaker 2 They have a new tour out, and it is a virtual tour. I mean, it's actually in cities, but it's also being seen

Speaker 2 all over the country and all over the world. It is a concert film.
It is unbelievable. These guys,

Speaker 2 I just saw them a few months ago in

Speaker 2 Kansas City, and I've been a fan of For King and Country for a while. And I like them because they're Christian, but you can listen to them and it doesn't feel like

Speaker 2 you're just listening to great music. And even if you don't know their songs, it's strangely like you can sing along with all of them.
It is just, it's an amazing thing.

Speaker 2 Their show is one of the best produced shows I've ever seen.

Speaker 2 The way it is presented is just phenomenal.

Speaker 2 Luke and Joel Smallbone brothers from the Smallbone family are with me now. Guys, how are you?

Speaker 31 Well, well, well, from

Speaker 31 the bowels of an arena in Kansas City a month or so ago to to your show today and I don't want to give a spoiler to the listeners, but to the grand old opry in a couple weeks.

Speaker 2 I know that's crazy. That's crazy.
I can't thank you guys enough for that.

Speaker 2 It's just, it's nuts.

Speaker 2 Do you have any? Well, we'll get into that some other time on the air or off the air.

Speaker 2 Tell me about the

Speaker 2 film that you guys have out in,

Speaker 2 what are they called? It's not.

Speaker 18 Yeah.

Speaker 31 Yeah, it's actually in

Speaker 31 Well, first of all, thanks for having us. Yeah, yeah.
And loved our time together.

Speaker 31 It's in 1,500 theaters across America. So here's the backstory, Glenn.
We love Christmas. We love Christmas tours.
They've actually sort of become a hallmark of

Speaker 31 Luke's and my band, Fake and Country, particularly this song,

Speaker 31 The Little Drummer Boy, we did sort of a very obvious version of it that Bing Crosby or Frank Sinatra never thought of, and that is we put a load of drums on a song about a boy playing a drum.

Speaker 31 And man, I'll have TSA agents come to me and be like, Hey, you're they won't be like, you're part of Fikin Country. They'll be like, Hey, you're the drummer boy guy, right?

Speaker 31 So, you know, you've made it when it's when an American TSA agent calls it.

Speaker 31 And but the trouble is, when we do these Christmas tours, you know, the season's so short, and so we can only do about 10 or 12 shows every year.

Speaker 31 And so we end up when we announce it, three-quarters of America and the rest of the world are all just really upset at us because we can't get to them.

Speaker 31 And so, this was our attempt, you know, in a holiday that we, you know, I feel like we need to be reminded of these great hallmarks of what it means to be human, love and joy and peace

Speaker 31 and the redemption that comes through God. We need to be reminded of this.

Speaker 31 So we took a film crew, we put them in the Toyota Center in Houston, Texas last year and captured a cinematic concert experience for the whole family of our live show.

Speaker 31 And my wife, literally, Glenn, turned to me when she watched the screen and she was like, Joel,

Speaker 31 I think this is better than your actual live show. So I was sort of encouraged and insulted all at the same time.

Speaker 2 I have to tell you,

Speaker 2 who is the artistic director of

Speaker 8 the show?

Speaker 31 Well, we all do it together, Glenn. This is Luke here.

Speaker 31 I mean, look, I guess one of the privileges of being able to do work, you know, Joel and I are brothers from the same mother, from the same father.

Speaker 31 And one of the privileges of working together is actually being able to

Speaker 31 create these things together.

Speaker 31 Our brother Daniel is actually the show uh designer but we obviously we work on this all together and so it you know when it comes down to the set lists the visuals of the technology

Speaker 31 yeah we're we're involved with all of it because we've actually done this since we were very young boys our oldest sister was an artist by the name of Rebecca St.

Speaker 31 James and we went out the road with her and so I think I was like a lighting director at 14 or 15. Joel was yeah we broke a bunch of child labor laws somewhere in there

Speaker 3 so you know

Speaker 31 you throw this all together and you create these shows. And that's one of the things that I love about what we get to do is we get to do it together.

Speaker 2 I have to tell you,

Speaker 2 it was awesome. It's one of the best shows I've seen.

Speaker 2 I haven't seen the Christmas one yet. I've heard the music, but I haven't seen the actual show.
But

Speaker 2 your music and the staging was. I mean, I sat there with my wife and

Speaker 2 we were with a bunch of friends, and I said, this is incredible.

Speaker 2 And if you aren't a Christian, you'd walk in here and you'd have really not necessarily any idea if you hadn't really listened to the lyrics, but you would feel what you're feeling.

Speaker 2 And it just is such a great experience.

Speaker 31 Yeah, that's kind, man. Look,

Speaker 31 in our interpretation, at least,

Speaker 31 the idea of being a Christian or being a Jesus follower,

Speaker 31 it's an invitation, right?

Speaker 31 And also, it's a pretty enormous claim that we are in touch with the creator of the universe, that we're in touch with the creator of creativity, the creator of art, the creator of the Sistine chapels, and so on.

Speaker 31 And yet, so often in the modern context, our art feels like second fiddle to pop culture.

Speaker 31 And yet, and you know this as a bit of a historian yourself, throughout history, the religious arts have led the way.

Speaker 31 And so, man, we take it so seriously, not for the sake sake of ego, you know, and at least on our better days, not for the sake of, not for the sake of our, you know, self-aggrandizing, but for the sake of people looking at this and going, my goodness, what, what a, what, what a great God

Speaker 31 that they must be in touch with to put on and to be inspired to do these types of things.

Speaker 2 So have you guys been tempted at all to,

Speaker 2 you know, in the old days, when you'd go to a Christian concert, they would kind of preach at you and, you know, try to convert. And what I loved about it was it was all there,

Speaker 2 but it was not in your face. It wasn't,

Speaker 2 you weren't,

Speaker 2 you weren't overtly saying, hey, come to Christ. And so

Speaker 2 nobody could possibly be offended.

Speaker 2 It was just such a great way to present the message and have people go, what makes them different?

Speaker 2 Have you been tempted to do be more obvious?

Speaker 31 Be more obvious, an interesting way of putting it. Look, you know,

Speaker 31 I'm a big, well, I try to be a big historian, and St. Francis of Assisi was a guy, was a saint many, many years ago, and he had a quote that as a young boy really affected me.

Speaker 31 And he says, preach the gospel, and if necessary, use words.

Speaker 31 And look, look, I think that that statement should poke at a lot of us as Christians because our lives should be

Speaker 31 so unbelievably joyful.

Speaker 31 Our work should be so unbelievably good that sometimes, yes, sometimes words are required, but I think that most of the time they're not.

Speaker 31 It's the presence that you bring that oftentimes people are left talking about. And so I think that for us, man,

Speaker 31 we try to that take that statement

Speaker 31 literally you know you come into that room hopefully you feel it and and you kind of know what's going on and you know that's that's our hope so when I saw you in Kansas City

Speaker 2 I had forgotten that we I mean I know the name Smallbone obviously I know your brother

Speaker 2 he worked

Speaker 2 on one of my early book tours I've seen your movie of your family and everything else but I had forgotten that at one point

Speaker 2 you two worked for me.

Speaker 2 You did a

Speaker 8 and you reminded me of that.

Speaker 2 And I'm like, Luke?

Speaker 31 What did you do? Luke, you were, you were, were doing lighting tech or something? No, some, our brother Ben is a film director as well.

Speaker 31 And I guess somehow we were working together, Glenn, because your team or somebody had said, hey, what if we do like a day in the life of Glenn Beck?

Speaker 31 And so we started at your house and we like filmed you walking out and then we filmed you as you went to work that day. But the funny part was I was there to be like

Speaker 31 the sound and the audio guy. And before you came out of the door, the lav mic that was meant to go

Speaker 31 onto you, I dropped and literally broke it.

Speaker 31 And so the rest of the day, I mean, for those of you who are listening, if you see those guys are holding that massive mic above people's heads, you know, to kind of get good audio, usually that's like the backup mic.

Speaker 31 Well, that day I made a mistake, broken the mic, and so I'm having to chase Glenn around all day with this massive mic because I broke an alarm mic. So yes, we worked together many, many years ago.

Speaker 31 So a small world and a crazy story.

Speaker 2 A crazy story to look at where you are now. I mean, you're massive worldwide.
Congratulations.

Speaker 31 Thanks, man.

Speaker 31 You know this better than anyone.

Speaker 31 It's a team sport, right? This whole idea of being human was never meant to be an individual

Speaker 31 concept.

Speaker 31 We were meant to do this together. And I think that's what the King Country represents.
That's what these live show represents. It's collaboration.
It's compromise. It's

Speaker 31 creatively putting our minds together. And that's what the Drum Boy Christmas Live in cinemas really represents.
It's like we took the same film crew. from our movie Unsung Hero that was released.

Speaker 31 It's basically our parent story.

Speaker 2 Luke produced it.

Speaker 31 I play our dad dad in the film, which I dubbed a very expensive therapy session.

Speaker 31 We took the same film crew and we put them in that Toyota Center to capture this.

Speaker 31 So what I love about this concert film and what we've gotten to do live, but also what we're getting to do cinematically now, is that we're getting

Speaker 31 to invite people not only in America, but this film's going up to Canada. It's going across to the UK.
We're playing a couple shows in the UK at the O2 Indigo Theater next week.

Speaker 31 It's going down to Australia. It's going to New Zealand.
And so this is the beauty. And you know this with radio, right?

Speaker 31 We're talking right now, and there's thousands and thousands of people listening to this. It's just

Speaker 31 this is when art and technology come together. You're able to do something really cool.

Speaker 2 So we're talking to For King and Country.

Speaker 2 their A Drummer Boy Christmas live will be available in select theaters December 5th. What day is it? Is that today?

Speaker 8 The 6th. Oh, yesterday.

Speaker 7 Wow. Right now.

Speaker 2 Yeah, through the 19th.

Speaker 2 And if you've never seen them, I cannot explain how good they are. They are really, really great.
You want to get into the Christmas mood. I can guarantee a good time.

Speaker 2 How do you get tickets?

Speaker 31 I think if you, I mean, you should be able to go to your local theater, but fathomevents.com has kind of got all of the theaters.

Speaker 31 I think it uses your zip code and it'll be able to direct you to the place to kind of go see

Speaker 31 at your local theater. Yeah.
Great.

Speaker 2 4KingandCountry.com.

Speaker 2 And you can follow them on Twitter at 4, the number 4, Kingand Country. God bless you guys.
We'll see you soon. Thank you.

Speaker 31 See, buddy, thanks for having me.

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Speaker 2 Geez, I made the mistake of asking Stu,

Speaker 2 did the Lions win last night? And

Speaker 2 man, it was like, yes. I don't know.

Speaker 2 Like somebody died.

Speaker 4 Yes, because I needed them to lose that game.

Speaker 4 because then the Eagles would be the one seed. That's what I need.
And unfortunately, they won, and everyone's like, oh, what a great job. They went for it on a

Speaker 4 late fourth down, they went for it, which would have been a catastrophe if they didn't make it, but they decided to go for it in a tie game in fuel goal range,

Speaker 4 which wound up icing the game.

Speaker 2 You know, I don't know. I just

Speaker 2 use the Lions as an example of the entire world.

Speaker 4 Did we slip through a wormhole?

Speaker 32 I'd like the Lions, too.

Speaker 8 No, I know.

Speaker 7 I'm not for the Eagles.

Speaker 12 I want them to win.

Speaker 2 I want them to win, too. I mean, I just, I root for the underdog.
And Detroit, man,

Speaker 2 it's got to be... I was in Kansas City

Speaker 2 during one of the big games, and the whole city was just vibrating.

Speaker 2 It's an era. It's a moment in time that people that are living in Kansas City right now will never forget.
The same thing in Detroit, except it's got to be even more crazy in Detroit.

Speaker 2 You've never seen them win anything.

Speaker 3 I've never been to a Super Bowl.

Speaker 4 And last year, they absolutely had it locked down in the championship game with a massive lead and somehow blew that game to the 49ers.

Speaker 2 And there's good, as I understand it, they're good players, but it's really the teamwork. It's not like a couple of stars.

Speaker 23 It's...

Speaker 4 Yeah, you can make that argument. They don't have like the big star quarterback where you're like, you know, I obviously see him a home.

Speaker 2 I mean, they're not

Speaker 7 golf is a good quarterback.

Speaker 4 Yeah, yeah, he's had a great year, but like not, they're not seen like that, a superstar type team, though they have some really good players on that team. I mean, they're

Speaker 2 not, but the coach seems to be he's fun, yeah.

Speaker 4 Dan Campbell. Yeah, you know.

Speaker 2 Wow, I just realized a lot of listeners must be thinking, what kind of wormhole did I just slip through?

Speaker 4 It's a good point.

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