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All right, so over the weekend, last few days, larger pro-Hamas marches have have taken place.

300,000 now in one London event, accompanied by the usual chants from the river to the sea and other catchy standards like kill the Jew.

You know, so if it rhymes, it must be true.

Hey, hey, ho, ho.

Per protocol,

These are well on their way to become mostly peaceful protests.

And when I say they're becoming mostly peaceful, I don't mean that they're becoming mostly peaceful.

One Jewish man killed in California last week, hit in the head with a megaphone, or he may have viciously attacked the megaphone with his head and lost.

We're not sure yet.

In New York, I don't know if you saw the video they took down American flags from streetlights to burn.

In one UK neighborhood, the police took down a fed-up resident's British flag, not Israel,

but the British flags as to quote not anger the PLO flag-waving mob.

Listen to this.

One policeman, when questioned, said the quiet part out loud, quote, there are way more of them than there are of us, end quote.

I don't know, that might send a chill down the bone, all the way down, deep, deep, deep into your bones.

Don't be surprised if burning cities are next

there's been more than one round of riots in America fueled by racial issues another one will come but where's Martin Luther King his marches don't seem to be among any of the marches that we're seeing today he would not have been burning flags why

Around the world there were plenty of riots and revolts against colonial governments back when those were a thing.

But those were not Gandhi's thing.

Gandhi went so far to go on a hunger strike against the violence instigated by his own side.

Why?

Well, in both cases, these exceptional men led movements that carried the day.

And that happened because they made their point in a way we've all but forgotten, all the while making the point of how difficult and truly unique in history that way is.

Non-violence.

Doesn't happen.

No less important that in both of these cases they made their point to societies already receptive to those points, primed for the change an MLK or Gandhi would push.

Primed.

That you have been primed.

The media primes you every day the media is getting you set for

I don't know war overseas and maybe war at home that's what you're being primed for every day

and I'm not going to play a role in it

in most societies in history such protests would have ended with MLK or Gandhi

facing government troops and they just would have gunned them down before it even started.

No water hoses, no jail, just machine guns, and then silence.

What would happen today if these peaceful protests, like those guys, did in Tehran or Beijing or Hong Kong?

You know what would happen.

In Iran, you're slaughtered in the street.

In Beijing or Hong Kong, you just are disappeared.

MLK and Gandhi made their point in Western Western societies that were built on Judeo-Christian values and principles.

Justice, rule of law, the value of life.

Martin Luther King, he didn't burn American flags.

He approached America and embraced the American ideals.

His eternal misadmission statement that we've all heard a million times, I have a dream.

But he said, I have a dream that one nation, one day, this nation will rise up and live out the true meaning of its creed.

We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal.

That's Martin Luther King.

He didn't seek revenge.

He didn't want to overthrow the West or dismantle America.

He loved America for who she could be

and challenged her to live up to that promise.

Well, I do the same thing today.

America, I know who we can be.

Let's live up to that.

How different are today's protests in the streets?

No challenge, no common ground for values, only cynical exploitation against the West itself of tolerance, love of peace, or sympathy for selected underdogs.

But no call to be better, not together at least, not based on the values vision of the best civilization ever built by man.

No, they have to be turned on themselves, and that society needs to be destroyed.

Instead, from the river to the sea, death to the Jew,

death to Israel, death to America, just so you know who's next.

Death to America.

Here's my favorite from the weekend: Sharia law now.

Just so you know what comes next.

And you know what?

Freedom of speech.

In our country, you should be able to say it.

But we should be listening closely and taking the warning and not be fooled.

This is not about justice or defending the weak or the innocent.

They could say, we believe in a free Palestine living side by side with Israel.

But Hamas is ISIS,

inhuman monsters who deserve what's coming to them.

We call on Hamas to surrender unconditionally and release all of the hostages.

We call on the people of Gaza to produce new leadership willing to live at peace with Israel and rebuild Gaza for its citizens.

If they did that, the fighting would stop today.

We have yet to hear anything remotely like this from the millions that apparently prefer from the river to the sea.

sea.

So this isn't about struggling infants and innocents.

This isn't about peace or justice.

This isn't really about the Jew or Israel.

They're just the first target.

They always are.

This is a wedge to be used in dismantling the Western way of life.

That's all this is.

Using

what it has left of of its own values against itself.

Well, I feel bad for the innocent.

Yes, of course you do.

Of course you do.

But we in the West have to stand, not with violence of our own, but firmly and on the solid ground of those very same values that made us who we are.

And that ground, this is the last patch of ground, gang.

We go incredibly dark dark if we lose these last values.

It is, we're playing for the soul of the West, and I mean that literally.

Speech has to be allowed, no matter how despicable.

But when you start burning and killing and calling for the destruction of the very society you are protesting in, something else is at play here.

Tolerance ends there.

No destruction, no death, no fires.

No.

We have to be really clear so they can't fool us into turning our own values against us.

That's what's been happening to us.

And it's not who we are.

It's not who we are.

They are turning us into everything we despise.

We need to square our shoulders and say, we are not going to allow you to turn us into this.

You will not cause us to call the things we've always known are good, evil.

We're not going to do it.

You will not cause us to sink into guilt,

real or imagined, over the sins of this civilization's past.

Just because they were committed by people who may have looked like some of us,

I'm not responsible

let's talk about the things that are going on today

if you surround yourself in guilt and shame you will forget the shining promise that only this very civilization has held aloft brought forth into the world for the first time that we hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal In other countries, you have to answer for the sins of the father.

You can't change your station in life.

You are born and where you are born and who you came from is all that matters.

The past.

America is about the future.

We're not going to buy into it.

No, not here.

There's no such thing as collective salvation.

I hold no guilt for the sins of the past.

I hold guilt for my sins of admission or omission, the things that I do or fail to do today.

And that's why I stand.

I know who I am.

I know my sins.

And I know who and what is the only thing capable of taking those away.

And it ain't you, Jack.

It says nothing.

Truth has nothing to do with reverse racism, as that is racism in a shiny new box for people who are too dumb or just not paying attention.

It has nothing to do about only caring about the children who are dying in Gaza.

Life is life.

What about the boy fighting for his life today in Great Britain, who the state says we can't keep him alive on life support anymore?

Collective medicine.

is deciding for the parents.

The parents have a place to move him.

They can pay for it.

But the collective has to do what is best for the collective.

So they will decide that this kid dies.

What about the kids that are being mutilated, sterilized by the same kind of doctors who did this in Germany?

And make no mistake, Doc,

that is exactly who you will be remembered as.

Or the teenagers in Canada that are depressed that the collective medical workers will assist in killing today.

Let's not forget about those who want to shout their abortion.

All of these things are evil.

All of these are about the collective.

And God and Christ is about the individual, one-on-one.

America is about the personal, one-on-one.

I stand for the innocent.

I stand for the individual.

I stand for life.

That's who we are, gang.

Don't forget it.

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I stand for the grand and sacred ideas that our country stands for still today.

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Glenn, how are you?

I'm good.

How are you?

Good.

You're back?

Yes.

Rejuvenated?

Yes.

Inspired?

Yes.

I'm very interested to hear about this weekend you had.

Strangely controversial, I hear.

Really?

Yeah.

On social media, people are like, Tony Robbins is the Antichrist.

And I'm like, well, he is big.

But I don't know if the Antichrist is going to be big and have big, huge banana hands like he has.

But

no, it was really inspirational.

I've seen him before.

I've never taken a full course of his until this time, but I've seen him before.

I've been to, you know, I've just kind of walked in and visited some of his seminars because we're friends.

And

this was, I mean, I think he knows what time it is.

He was talking about being a Christian from the stage.

He talked about God a lot.

I mean, he gives room for everybody else, but

he was like, at one point, I think he said, God's the only answer.

Like it or not, God's the only answer.

hmm yeah that's interesting you wouldn't he's not necessarily no he's not a God guy yeah yeah

but apparently he is but yeah we didn't it's not necessarily what he's known for yeah and I was shocked on Thursday he started the seminar I mean I thought he was doing my show he started the seminar with ESG and the great reset and really yeah because he's a you know he's known as a business guy right and so he was like you know the world's on fire world's on fire and here are some things that you need to know.

And he went through them.

And then he was like, okay, so now what are we going to do?

We're going to sit here and be afraid of it or not.

And I'm like,

well, that's why I'm here.

I don't know which one.

So.

Well, I have more questions.

I know we don't have much time right now to do this, but I have questions about some of your social media posts.

Okay.

From the past few days.

Okay.

I would like some answers on what exactly happened.

What did I see happen?

Do you have feet left?

Lots of questions I have.

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if you are not

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He did it for a reason.

Well, I want to hear about this.

We'll get into it in a little while.

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Well, hello, Pat Gray.

How are you?

Hello, Glenn Beck.

I'm good.

You?

Good.

Oh.

You?

My good.

Bottom of your feet burned completely off?

No.

No, sir.

No, it is.

I mean, it is crazy.

It is crazy.

Crazy, crazy.

I went to the Tony Robbins seminar, Unleash the

Power.

Yeah, thank you.

Whatever.

And

the first day, he's like, tonight, we're going to fire walk.

And Tanya and I looked at each other and went, no, I don't.

No, I don't think we are.

And the whole point of it is to show that you can do things

if you set your mind to it and you're in the right frame of mind.

You can do things you think are impossible.

And he takes the,

I think we firewalked like at 10 o'clock or 10.30 at night.

And he takes about two hours to place you

in this zone.

And he's like, look.

Don't do this if you're not in the zone.

And he, you know, they have people that will pull you from line if you're not really focused.

And he tells you exactly what to do.

And then he walks across the fire.

And

we were right behind him.

He walks across the fire.

Then he comes back to the front of the line.

And Rafe went first.

And I saw him.

He was talking to Rafe.

And, you know, really, you know, this got to blah, blah, blah.

I don't know what he said, but he was talking to him for a while.

And then he sends Rafe across the fire.

And Rafe is just like, yeah.

And then

my wife is next.

And he's...

Wait, you let your kid and your wife go first?

They got in line.

I mean, they were.

No, no, no.

They wanted.

They were.

And so they went.

Women and children first.

It really doesn't work that way.

It does that.

You bet it does.

And so then my wife went next.

And he talked to her for a while.

and then sent her off.

And I get up there and I'm, I'm, you know, I'm the third in line and I'm like, this is gonna hurt and uh he just looks at me and he's like you got this dude go and i'm like no i really don't think i do wait wait what did you say to them did you give them some special key

i just went and uh it was amazing amazing so wait is there some scam to it is it like certainly run across really fast yeah like what's the scam no he said the opposite do not run across them You've got to

be certain in your steps.

Just if you watch the video, I'm like, yes, yes.

Yeah, yeah.

And you're actually saying, cool moss, cool moss, cool moss.

You're thinking that this is just a mossy floor and it's all cool.

And you don't, he said, do not look down.

Don't look down.

He said, because you will see and it'll take you out of the state.

Don't.

And so I'm watching them.

They have these, the fires were built by a fire team early early in the day, and then they are

made into hot coals and then shoveled into wheelbarrows.

And those wheelbarrows, I mean, they're just glowing red.

All the coals glowing red.

And then they come in about every five people or so.

They shovel the coals out again.

So there's fresh, hot coals in front of you.

You don't want steel coals.

You want the fresh, hot coals.

No, yeah.

Yeah, don't you?

Yeah.

It's amazing.

And then they immediately, when you get to the other side,

you have to wipe your feet because in case you have anything stuck to your foot, and then they wash it, they hit it with a hose.

And so there's nothing on your foot.

Is there like a layer at the top that's not as hot?

No.

No.

No.

It doesn't seem it seemed like they would just go right through your feet.

Tanya got a small blister.

Okay.

Rafe got a small blister.

I don't have feet left, but no,

nothing happened to me, but those two.

Not even a blister.

Not even a blister.

And

it's bizarre.

That's really something.

It is bizarre.

But it's it again.

He's been doing this for a long time.

Yeah, he's a long time.

He said he's been doing it for like 25 years or something like that.

Million people have firewalked with him.

That's incredible.

Yeah.

And it doesn't seem, it seems like in today's day and age, they would never, even if it was completely safe and there's no risk at all, they would be

eliminating from society.

Well, he said

just about the time we were to go, he said, Look,

he said, please take this seriously.

I've had 11 people who were burned had to go to the hospital.

He said,

and in all the years I've done it, two have died from infections from that burn.

Oh, my God.

That's what the entire audience said.

And then he was like, no, I'm screwing with you.

I'm screwing.

We're like, because we all said, what?

We looked at each other like, I don't think I'm going to do this.

Even if it's two out of a million.

A million.

I'm not doing that.

I'm not doing it.

No, but he said, he said, I have gotten badly burned.

He said, I became arrogant.

I fell out of state.

And he said, my last step, I'm like, yeah, I got this.

And he said, burned my foot really badly.

He's like,

these are hot.

These are hot.

And they were.

I was on them.

You could feel they were hot.

No,

could not.

But they looked hot.

I know they were hot.

Wouldn't have reached down into that fire and grabbed any of them.

But it did not feel hot.

If you put your hands over the coals, you'd feel the heat.

Oh, yeah, you could feel the heat coming towards you, you know, and they're shoveling stuff and you're seeing the little waves in the air.

Yeah, it's hot.

That's bizarre.

It's really bizarre.

And the idea is basically you could do whatever you want to do if you put your mind to it.

That's essentially the idea.

You know, I went to his seminar because,

you know, as you might imagine, well, as you are, you can get beaten down by the world.

And

I've really struggled the last year.

And I've talked to Tony several times

and

just feel beaten at times.

And

the one thing I did with Firewalk was, if I can do this, I can withstand anything.

That's my whole thought line on that was,

really, dude?

Oh,

you're going to do what to me?

I've walked on fire.

You know what I mean?

Yeah.

And it's, and he's right.

It is,

you know, he opened up with like, I don't know, maybe an hour of

what the world, what's going on in the world.

And I mean, he sounded like he was doing my show.

And he talked about ESG and Klaus Schwab and everything else because it's mainly a business thing, I think.

Or at least that's what he's kind of known for.

And he was like, so the world's on fire.

So now what are we going to do?

We can either sit here and go, oh no, the world's on fire and be paralyzed,

or we're going to walk through it.

He's like, because we get to the other side.

We do get to the other side.

So

how are we going to do that?

Got to lock your mind in to,

you know, as he said, there are going to to be winners and losers.

They're going to be those who lose.

It might think they're winning right now.

And they're going to be those of us in this economy who are going to lose a lot.

He said, but that doesn't mean you lose everything.

And that doesn't mean that you lose yourself.

And it doesn't, you know, you could do well

in this economy.

Now, I don't know how to do that.

Yeah.

Yeah.

That's it.

So overall inspiring, like you were.

Rafe's a different kid.

Really?

Rafe's a different kid.

Now I'll see how it holds.

You know, because he's got to do, you know,

Tony is like, I'm not your guru.

I'm going to see you here.

And then you're going to leave and you're going to do your life.

And it's all up to you.

His whole thing is you have the power within you to do it.

And he shows you how to keep it up.

Whether we do it or not is up to us.

Tony's not going to be there every day to kind of.

I'm not.

No.

I know.

I was a little pissed off.

That's what I would say.

I was like, you know what?

I paid for this ticket.

Yeah.

But it's,

you know, he talked about, and I

started my day like this

today.

He said, you have to have an hour

before you begin your day.

And he said, the first thing you need to do is to

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He said, and then you got to spend, you know, at least 15 minutes in,

you know, some sort of scripture and feed yourself those words so you are strong.

Then 15 minutes of exercise.

I'm going to skip that part.

15 minutes of exercise

and then 15 minutes of visualization.

He said, you'll, you'll be unstoppable.

Does he know how early Pat has to get up for a show?

Yeah.

An extra hour early, I think.

I'm like, I'll do that sometime.

I mean, you know.

Yeah, no.

Yeah.

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Did you see that Bishop Strickland has been forced to resign?

Yeah, he said some things I guess he wasn't allowed to say.

You're not allowed to be critical of...

It's weird.

It's weird.

Yeah, he was critical of the Pope.

He was critical of,

I think he called Joe Biden

evil, an evil president.

And he's been removed, which is really weird because I think you can molest children and some popes won't have you removed.

But this one, this one, he's out.

And it's very rare that

he would do this.

He's from Texas, right?

This guy?

Yeah.

An outspoken critic.

Tyler, Texas, I think.

You're right.

And so now he was asked to resign, and he said, fire me.

I'm not.

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And the Pope said,

that's good enough or whatever.

Is it Mario or the Pope?

And so

I hope to be able to talk to him because

it was quite the battle here.

I did not grow up Catholic.

I'm not Catholic, but I know I have a lot of friends who are.

I don't know what most of the friends I have that are Catholic are all critical of the Pope.

They all seem like I think Catholics are.

I think Catholics, cafeteria Catholics, which I used to be,

are not.

They're kind of like, well, like this guy.

The Pope kind of says it.

How does that work?

You grew up Catholic.

How does that hierarchy work?

I mean, in theory, like...

Pope Jesus.

No, I mean, Jesus, then.

I mean, I was going up, but Jesus, then the Pope.

Right.

The Pope basically has divine inspiration, right, to be saying these things.

So is it the center of the law that you're not supposed to be critical of him publicly?

Yeah.

Okay.

Yeah.

I mean, you know, that was kind of the Inquisition kind of thing.

They kind of seared that into people, you know,

way back.

Yeah.

You know, okay.

So,

yeah.

Yeah.

So they got that.

But so but you're saying it's very uncommon.

It can't be completely uncommon for people to be critical.

No, usually when you hit 70, 75, yeah, 75, the Pope invites you to retire.

Okay.

I invite Joe Biden to retire 10 years ago.

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But anyway, he invites you to retire, and usually they do.

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We have Rob on.

Rob Schneider is with us now.

He just turned 60.

Hey, old man, how are you?

I don't know how that happened.

Did I have to join that AARP?

I know.

I think you got till 65.

I think.

I don't know.

I'm only 59.

So.

Oh, wow.

Yeah.

Wow.

So I'm not old like you yet.

All right, Junior.

Okay.

So, Rob, you wrote a great article

about your journey into 60 and your advice at 60, but you also talk about

you've become a practicing Catholic.

Were you Christian your whole life and just never practicing?

What's your story?

Yeah, I was kind of going through life slugging along, ignoring God and pretending like there was

like, you know, I kind of like the atheist mistake of there's

and you know they're my friends atheists but they make the mistake of thinking like this whole universe is just this gigantic thing expanding and bumping into stuff and

that's meaningless and just and that we are some accidental freak of intelligence that just happened and and it'll all go away and and I just think that you know if

as my buddy Norm McDonald said you know we're not a we're we're we are a small fraction of the universe So if there is such a thing as compassion, love, and

empathy, then it must be endemic to this whole, whole thing that we exist in.

And

I think,

you know, that little voice of Jesus Christ was

never, was always coming back to me, even though I was going away from him.

And then finally, I think during all this and

kind of more obvious, I don't know how else to say it, but more obvious evil in the world, And

I think it kind of

it gave me

you know

I kind of got back to it that way, because if there is this really organized evil in the world, and

I don't think it's at all more powerful, but I do think it's it's here to challenge us as individually, as a family, as a community, and I think also as you and I, you know, have come to really understand now, as a nation,

that I think we,

you know, are you coming to God and realizing that

as Father Ripper said, and then I don't have the thing, some people are having a question about

Christianity is in Jesus, whatever form it is.

I just, for me, Catholicism works because it's the closest to the word, it's the closest to the actual word of Jesus through

through the Greek and the Latin.

And that's why it works for me.

So,

you know, I saw an article about this in, let me look.

It was, I think it was Christianity Today.

No, ChristianPost.com.

And

it talked about how you're, you know,

you have failed in the past to show Christ's forgiveness to those who you disagree with.

And it's really beautiful stuff that you've said about forgiving people, et cetera, et cetera.

But then it goes into, yeah,

but he's repeatedly weighed in on LGBTQ related issues on his ex account.

He was talking about

the female athlete getting spiked in the face by a male competing with the women.

And he wrote, this has got to stop.

If parents, coaches, and women athletes all refuse to play against these men, it all stops.

And then he was on the Glenn Beck program, and he talked about gender mutilation.

And so they're trying to say that, see, you really haven't changed because you're not forgiving of those things.

Well, that's a difference between Christ doesn't want us to just

stand down and accept evil and forgive evil and let it to perpetuate.

Christ wants us to stand up against it.

You don't want to just, you have to knock, you know, Christ knocked over the

the merchants that were no longer practicing

at the temple because he and showed a righteous anger.

We have to protect the most vulnerable members of our society, our children.

Now, there is this weird justification that it seems to be okay for women now to suddenly,

for the quote, progress, they need to take a back seat to other men, and that's what these people are.

They're men.

They're not women in any way, shape, or form.

And

there's this strange societal narcissism that is somehow accepted in some ways is, I think,

is an attack on women, which is an attack on God.

And I think we need to stand up and protect them.

And it's just a,

there is evil that can perpetuate, and you know it's wrong, and the people know it's wrong.

And I'm glad that

the female athletes like Riley Gaines

are actually talking and stepping up.

And my wife actually corrected.

me because I said,

why don't the student athletes and these women step up, these, you know, who are these swim teams or basketball teams or whatever, or volleyball teams, step up and say something?

And she said, they do, but people aren't listening to them because people don't listen to women.

And I said, wow.

I mean, I think she's right.

I will tell you that there's a great misunderstanding on

speaking the truth.

That's all that Christ spoke, was the truth.

And sometimes people don't like it.

Oh, well, it doesn't mean I stop loving you

because you're my brother or sister.

And I hope that, you know, some at some point truth corrects you and you come on the side of truth.

But I don't hate you.

And

I don't, that's why I don't take it out.

I try not to take it out on you.

It's really hard.

It's really hard.

It is hard.

It is hard.

And it's supposed to be hard.

And it's supposed to be difficult.

But we have to, we have to

try to

we have to trust that righteous instinct.

And it's there to challenge us.

But we cannot be silent.

And

we cannot stand down when

especially the most vulnerable members of our society are now under attack.

And I think it's

the

LBGTQ community that were it wasn't that's not the whole community, but the community that is pushing this knowingly knows it's wrong because they went to a group of attorneys and they got advice about how to do this and they said don't do it with any publicity as far as you know the gender issues and the gender what they call protections and it's interesting because they just renamed protections for something that is the opposite of it which is mutilation because you have like if these and it's I just tell people who are who because they use our goodwill against us which is inherently evil.

But if these children

can't vote, we don't allow them to drive, we don't allow them to own a gun, we don't allow them to join the army,

or get even tattoos, because they are not capable of making these permanent decisions about these things.

But yet we're able to do these horrible, and they are horrible,

horrible things that have lifelong repercussions.

And you see, you know, in Prager University, there's a wonderful film.

I say wonderful, but there was a very knowledgeable and informing film about the D-transitioners.

And it's just,

it's criminal.

And what it is, it's sad.

And let the child

at least turn 18 before they decide to do something.

I think 18 also.

My child, my oldest one, my daughter, she wasn't an adult at 18 either.

I mean, truthfully, the brain doesn't stop until 25.

Right.

So, but I do think at least at a minimum, if you have any conscience at all, then that they should be

any faith at all.

Then you have, wait till they're 18 before they make a decision.

And just don't jump on any new fads, especially a fad that has

the real evil of it is this idea that they can be

infertile and just destroy themselves for life.

I think

there is a really an attack on babies.

There's an attack on girls.

There's an attack on women.

This whole thing is a culture of death.

I mean, you look at what's happening with the Palestinian

rallies where they're openly chanting, you know, death to Jews and send them to Germany and all of these horrible, horrible things.

Every bit of this evil.

It's coming at us, yeah.

Yeah, is a culture of death.

It is a

It is a culture of death.

It's a culture.

It's just, I think

there's different ways to get at this.

And like, you know, My Coming to Christ was also in a logical sense of, I do think

you have the atheists now who have, it's like the opposite of the Snopes trial.

The Snopes trial, which cornered in the Snopes trial, which in the 1920s,

which was about Christianity and evolution.

And the idea that Christianity was trying to

close in and limit the idea of God's plan,

which could have been evolutionary in part, for sure,

was basically putting a fanatic spin

on Christianity and faith.

What you have now is the opposite of the Snopes trial.

You have a fanaticism coming from the atheists, coming from godless people, and that are not wanting to see the potentiality of God and the potentiality of what they're doing could be wrong.

And just a real, real

exposing this is seeing the LBGTQ community who are supporting Hamas and Palestinians.

And it's like somebody's got to whisper in their ear, hey, they would kill you in a minute.

They'll stowing you to death.

These are not people.

These are murderers.

You have to call them what they are.

And what it really, the sad thing about the pro-Palestinian things you see on campus, and you see, it's like, you know, when they say do not forget, never forget the Holocaust, it's because

it is something that can be forgotten, and it is being forgotten.

Because it's the very few remaining Holocaust survivors who are children now, very young children.

Now, you make you realize a terrible thing, Glenn, which is that

the idea that the Holocaust could have been, you know, well, that's an end to this horrible anti-Semitism.

You realize that it isn't, that it's just there's going to be a continual, it was an apex of anti-Semitism, that there is not, that there is going to be a continuation of pogroms and an attack on these people and

on our

on these on on these people because it is a continuation of anti-Semitism.

It is certainly not anywhere near the end of it.

And for people who,

war is hell.

And war is hell.

And the idea that somehow there's a clean more or there's a way to do it.

I mean, the death of

children in any situation is abhorrent and horrible.

And you try to prevent it the best you can.

But if I remember thinking of Robert McNamara, who was working with the Air Force during World War II, they were talking about the fire bombing of Japanese cities,

which was

something that horrific, absolutely horrific.

Dresden was absolutely horrific.

Maybe more people died in Dresden than Nagasaki and Hiroshima combined.

The bombing of Dresden.

in World War II towards the end of,

but to bring Germany to its knees to end that war war was a was a was a greater good and it's all horrible but the idea that Hamas is going to be allowed to survive in any form now for our questioning of it is

what is going to replace it

you know that that's that's the question but you have to we can't sit back and allow your people to be slaughtered.

Your babies, you can't.

And so we have to stand with Israel.

And we have to know that this is something that

it's not going to be easy.

And it's going to be, I mean, it's going to require prayer.

It's going to require God's help.

It's going to require our help.

But we have to be there for that and not give in to this Hamas

publicity campaign, which they're very good at.

We're talking to Rob Schneider.

He's actor, comedian, writer, and he's just written a piece for TheBlaze.com, The Gift of Turning 60, where he talks about this and so much more.

And you can find that on the front page of the Blaze.

Rob, great talking to you.

Thank you so much.

Always, thank you for your time.

Thank you for your faith.

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um

this coming Thursday and it is the covenant we we all have to remember um

who we are and where we are, what time it is.

And this is something that George Washington did and also something Abraham Lincoln did, our pilgrims did.

And it is good for Thanksgiving to be reminded

who we are.

When you talk about the covenant, for people who don't know,

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Like, is it just a special promise?

A covenant is more than a special promise.

It is a contract.

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You know, he says he'll heal our land if we turn back to him.

So this is a turning back to him and a covenant.

I know who I serve.

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And we're taking a covenant that is very similar to the one that Abraham Lincoln and George Washington made

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Tell everybody you know who wants to turn back to God and make a covenant with him.

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And I posed this question at first.

Why does everybody hate the Jews?

Scientists have actually looked at this.

Experts and historians.

This is really good question.

Yeah.

Why does everybody seem to hate the Jews?

One, first, they came up with five reasons.

One, Jews are hated because they're an inferior race.

Except Jewishness is not a race.

Any person, any creed or color can convert to Judaism.

Okay.

I convert to be a Jew,

they would kill me just as fast.

Okay.

Next one, economic.

Jews are hated because they possess too much wealth and power.

Well, okay, there are some well-off Jews, but there are millions of poor and downtrodden Jews as well.

So Jews are people too.

Isn't it kind of weird like that?

Jews are hated because they're different from everyone else is answer number three.

They're outsiders.

Well, Jewish communities often tried to assimilate.

In the 18th century in Europe, they tried desperately to assimilate.

How'd that work out for them?

Scapegoat.

Answer number four.

the Jews are hated because they're the cause for all the world's problems.

They've been hated because they're an easy target.

Okay.

Deicide.

The Jews are hated because they killed Jesus Christ.

I just like to point out, I'm pretty sure that were those were the Romans that killed Jesus.

They were the ones.

So I asked the question again:

why do people hate the Jews?

And why is America second in line?

Notice that?

We're the great Satan.

Why?

I think there's really one reason.

The Jewish people know who they are.

They're the children of Israel.

They are from the promised land.

They are God's chosen people.

Who says they're chosen people?

That's not.

That's not right.

Everybody's searching for answers, searching for the truth.

Jews have something unique.

They have an eternal identity that has been spoken.

And it's an identity that is built on traditions, laws, promise, faith in God, a covenant, a rock of a covenant.

And the Jewish people work hard at studying and teaching that covenant.

They've handed down the traditions and blessings from one generation to another for thousands of years.

They are very clear who they are.

Now,

just that alone, holding on to who you are, passing on customs and traditions and conventions,

that makes you a little peculiar in today's world.

We're not doing it.

They are.

And their covenant gives them a relationship with God and with one another.

It binds them.

It lifts them up.

You know, the attitude in Israel is extraordinarily positive right now.

I have heard that people have told me in Israel that everybody's very optimistic.

They're all like, we're going to win this and we're going to solve this problem.

And they're not cowering in fear.

Where do they get that?

The covenant of God gives them confidence that they're going to be blessed if they do what they're supposed to do.

In a world where the foundations of truth and reality are being destroyed and being distorted, that kind of confidence

lends itself to envy.

And as Yoda warned us, envy leads to jealousy.

Jealousy leads to hate.

Hate leads to anger.

And anger leads to the dark side.

Or something like that.

It's like suffering.

Shut up.

I'll tell you what Yoda said.

We are suffering today, are we not?

And it's because we're not grateful.

It's because we forgot who we are.

Jealousy.

It leads to riots, abuse, and kidnappings.

It's led us to war, and over and over again, it has led to mass genocide.

You see, I think why the Jews are so hated is it's Satan's way of winning against God.

This is the scriptures according to Glenn, so take it for what it's worth.

God made the covenant.

God did.

I'll be your God.

You will be my people.

You will grow in size.

All Satan has to do to beat God is to

kill God's chosen people.

That forces it.

If I kill all of his people, then he's no longer God because

he said he would protect them.

And if we're looking for a way out of our situation, the surest way is to follow the example of the Jew.

Remember who you are.

Remember, too,

that we're number two.

We're the great Satan.

We're next.

And that's because we too are a covenant people.

You notice it's not Great Britain that they're saying is a great Satan.

It's us.

It's us.

Because we, when the pilgrims set foot in America, they stepped forward not only on the rock at Plymouth, but on the rock of the covenant.

Comparisons are made all the time between the Jews and the pilgrims, and the pilgrims were also reviled.

They were persecuted.

They were led to a land of promise.

And like the Jews, the pilgrims built on traditions, laws, and faith in God.

The pilgrims worked hard.

They didn't blame others.

They studied.

They sought and taught the covenant.

They handed down promises and blessings from one generation to the next.

They forged a nation built on a relationship with God.

But when we get to next week and we're celebrating Thanksgiving, how many of us are thinking about any of those things?

Any of them?

We've abandoned our promises.

We've cast aside our blessings.

We've given up on our relationship with God.

But let Thursday change this

because we can pick up the mantle of our national covenant again.

And the pilgrims made their covenant with us.

I tell you, with us.

Not some generic us, but us, the people living today in mind.

They're nearing the first Thanksgiving.

They had so many trials.

Only half of their company is left.

Half died on the way over, then the other hat, the half of the other half died in the first winter.

William Brewster is one of the survivors, and he said, For some divine purpose, we yet remain.

It is our master's will that we stand or fall here.

And in our harvest trials, has not the divine presence been with us?

Wherefore let us stand.

We believe this movement to be from Him.

If He prosper us, we shall be the means of planting here a Christian colony and of ending hence its precious blessing.

Blessed, blessed it will be for us.

Blessed for this land, for this vast continent.

Generations to come shall look back to this hour and find these scenes of agonizing trial, to this day of small things, and say, here was our beginning as a people.

These were our fathers.

Through their trials, we inherit our blessings.

Their faith is our faith.

Their hope is our hope.

Their God is our God.

That's what the covenant is about.

You have inherited the blessings and the responsibilities that have come with this covenant.

You didn't make it.

But our pilgrims, George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, renewed it.

We've made this.

This is

what God means when He says: if that nation will turn back and turn their face back to me, I will heal their land.

It's your turn to step up and answer the call.

The nation is waiting.

The world is waiting.

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I want to give you some headlines here.

FBI officials have singled out agents who were former military for anti-Trump retaliations, according to whistleblowers now at the FBI, that they are targeting former

Marines and former military.

Also, the IRS now has launched an audit into a conservative organization that helped tank nominees for the key administration posts, something that that can be done.

That's why the Tides Foundation, that's why all of these other groups all exist to politically

work

magic, if you will, against their opponents' ideas and figures.

Then you have feds possibly targeting Eric Adams because he criticized Joe Biden.

All right.

Now let me go someplace

that is,

I think,

truly shocking, and that is from the Democrat from Maryland, Jamie Raskin.

He predicted that a second presidential term for former President Donald Trump would look a lot like Russian President Vladimir Putin's leadership in Russia.

Now, how would you describe that?

Suboptimal?

He said,

this comes from Trump.

He was asked the question last week.

Biden administration has weaponized the Justice Department and the FBI.

He said he certainly could do the same should he become president again.

The role of the government, in his view, according to Raskin, is to advance his political fortunes and destroy his political enemies.

Hmm.

Now, what would be the goal of this administration?

Advance his political fortunes and his fortune fortunes and destroy his political enemies.

Isn't that so?

Seems to be the main thing he's trying to accomplish.

He said it would look like Viktor Orban in Hungary

or a democracy without rights or liberties or respect for the due process, the system, a rule, or law.

He said

Trump and his allies, their plan is to reject any elections that they lose.

I mean, I can't take it.

I mean,

I can't take it.

The Democrats have been doing that forever.

I know.

They always reject everyone who lose.

I mean, and let's not put it past Donald Trump.

He's also rejected the ones he's won.

Remember, he said millions of illegal immigrants voted, and that's why it was so close against Hillary Clinton.

So the bottom line is no one on either side thinks any election is actually legitimate.

And that is a

scary space to be in.

It is a truly frightening space.

How does this end well?

You know, we're out of time, Glenn, and I'm sorry we couldn't get to that today, but I don't know.

I have no idea how it ends well.

I mean, look, the way it ends well is what you were talking about earlier in this program, right?

Which is talking about you're relying on God

and

eternal forces to do things that seem impossible.

Yes.

That is how this ends well.

Outside of that, I don't know what the path is.

I mean, you have to do every little step, right?

You have to go out and vote.

You have to make sure you're doing the right things.

Do the next right thing, as you always say.

But at the end of the day, you really can't control it.

You really can't.

It's let go of the outcome and

do the next right thing.

And the reason why they're so desperate is because it's all coming down.

It's all coming down around them.

You know, America is on to them.

Did you hear about the immigrants that ended up in Chicago?

They went, they came across the border illegally from Venezuela.

They were put into shelters in Chicago.

And

they said,

if we're going to live like this, we'd rather go back to Venezuela.

And so they're self-deport.

Chicago is so bad that Venezuela is hopeful.

We should send everyone who comes across the border directly to Chicago

and let them experience the best America has to offer, at least from the left, the best America's liberalism can offer you.

And then they'll go back to the socialist paradise of Venezuela.

You know, I was just in Chicago, what, two weeks ago, weekend, last weekend.

And it's such a great city.

It is.

It is.

It is such a great city.

It's It is so much to like.

Yeah.

And none of that is around anymore.

I was there a couple of summers ago and went to some Cubs games while we were there.

And, you know, we did a bunch of stuff and it was really fun.

It was like a really nice city.

Didn't see any really any real problems.

And I'm like, maybe this is the one weekend where people didn't constantly murder each other here.

Well, and then I got back and no, they had been murdering them the whole time.

I just luckily wasn't in the same place.

Right, right.

Well, this is the weekend.

Is it this weekend or next weekend that is the weekend to get to San Francisco?

President Z, how

freaky is this?

The president of China, President Z, is coming, and so Gavin Newsom and all of San Francisco got all the homeless off the streets, cleaned the streets so President Z can see it.

That's what they do with dictators.

Incredible.

It's absolutely incredible.

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with us.

He is the author of The Ever Loving Truth.

How are you doing, Vodi?

I'm doing great, man.

It's good to talk to you again.

Thank you.

Are you in Africa still?

Yeah, I'm in Zambia right now.

How are things in Zambia?

I don't get to say that very often.

Things are going okay.

It's hot.

Yeah.

Things are going okay.

Yeah.

So, Vodi, I wanted to get you on because we're doing renewal of the covenant the pilgrims, George Washington and Abraham Lincoln made in our history.

And

it all really revolves around the truth.

And we have a problem

with truth right now.

And I know you have a book out, and you talk about

a pastor that

you were

talking to, and he said, let me tell you about my Bible study that I had a few weeks ago.

And he was teaching 1 Corinthians chapter 5.

Can you tell that story?

Do you remember that story?

No, no,

you got to help me.

Okay, so he said he was

sitting down in a group full of

people,

and he was watching the young

people

because he got to the part of the text where it involved an affair

and that he knew that

there was going to be problems.

And he said, it wasn't the problem of the illicit affair that intrigued the younger set, but the idea that Paul would have

the audacity.

The idea of the response.

Right.

That he should be removed from the church.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Well, yeah, when you start asking me about the stories in the.

I'm sorry.

Yeah, you could throw me a little bit.

I know.

Yeah, that was the idea that the people were offended by the absolute truth claim, more offended by the absolute truth claim than they were by the sin itself.

It's as though in this

the greatest sin that you can commit is not what God calls sin, but actually calling out what God calls sin.

And, you know,

the reason that I sort of hesitated with that story is because, you know, this is an updated and re-released version of a book, my first book that I actually wrote in 2004.

And that's one of the stories from the actual, from the original, you know, book back in 2004.

And the reason that we redid this, the reason that we did an update and revision was because

those things I was talking about back then are not only still with us, but they've actually grown and mutated.

Oh, yeah.

And so today,

you know, it wouldn't be, you know, an affair.

Today it would be something about, you know,

trans and actually saying that, you know, trans women are not real women.

But the fact of the matter is that this new version of tolerance has elevated,

you know, everybody's personal desire above the word of God.

How do you describe this new tolerance?

Because tolerance used to mean that

you just put up with somebody who's saying things you don't necessarily agree with or don't like and you're just like you know just let it pass but now you can't do it

right

no no no the the the new tolerance you know that it's it's there's three pieces there's relativism pluralism and tolerance And you know, I put these together and talk about how they form this foundation.

Relativism, the idea that, you know, truth is relative.

There's no absolute truth.

Pluralism, all ideas are equal and of equal value.

Tolerance is

that you must celebrate the ideas of others and consider them of equal value to your own.

So it's not disagreeing agreeably.

It's not disagreeing at all.

But there's a caveat.

And the caveat is

there are truths with which you can can disagree, and they are truths found in the scripture.

You don't have to tolerate truths that are found in the scripture.

You have to tolerate all people, but you don't have to tolerate, you know, white, male, heterosexual, cisgendered, able-bodied, native-born.

So, again, this new tolerance is selective and intolerant.

You know, there's a,

I've noticed a really disturbing trend

as we all,

at least God-fearing people,

have started to go, you know, maybe

we better turn back to God.

Maybe I haven't done what I was supposed to do.

Maybe I haven't, you know, I'm not the best representative of my faith.

And more and more people are starting to turn there.

And some people are taking,

I've talked to several people in America who believe that our Constitution, it's old, outdated on our side.

It's old, outdated, and it needs to be replaced with more of a religious state, which to me is terrifying and not the path that we're supposed to go down.

Yeah, and it's interesting, you know,

to think that our Constitution, the U.S.

Constitution, is the oldest standing constitution in the world.

By far.

And I think

it speaks to God's providence and the genius of the individuals

who put it together.

But

that doesn't mean that it can't be eroded and it is being eroded.

And I don't think the answer to the erosion is to somehow do what other countries do all the time, which is abandon it

and try to do something new and try to do something different.

Because the fact of the matter is, you know, our worldview and foundation is so skewed that whatever we came up with, I'd be afraid of.

Yeah, so would I.

The idea, though, that

we have people from all different faiths, but we are a Judeo-Christian nation.

That's what we were founded on.

So how

that's why.

That's why we can have people of so many different faiths, because our biblical morality is such that we do not force our faith on others.

It is our biblical morality that laid the foundation for people to come and be free.

It's our biblical morality that created the environment.

And ironically, people are now trying to throw away that biblical morality, and the end result will be tyranny, not tolerance

the the average the role of the average christian in i mean we've

i i think tolerance has been used against us um because we've wanted to be kind etc etc and we stopped speaking the truth and uh that's so misunderstood in today's world what what role should

a Christian play in today's society?

What should we be doing?

Yeah, and you know, I talk about this in the book, too.

And at the end of the day, we're truth-tellers.

At the end of the day, we stand on the truth of the gospel.

At the end of the day, we love people enough to tell them the truth.

We believe that all men are sinners and that there is only one answer to man's sin problem.

And when we present Christ and his person and work as the answer to man's sin problem, that is not us saying I'm superior to you.

That's us saying, saying I'm just one beggar telling another beggar where I found bread.

Tell me

your help help on this.

There are so many people.

I was just talking to Rob Schneider, the actor and comedian, and he just converted and he's now a Christian where he was kind of nothing.

And

he said it's because evil is becoming so apparent now.

I figured I should pick a side.

But for some reason, evil is not apparent to so many.

For instance, I feel bad for the innocent people in Gaza that might be killed as collateral damage in a war,

just like I felt bad for Germans that were killed in the war as collateral damage.

But you're seeing people now on the streets call for the death of Jews, quoting Hitler

and still

so many people all around the world are not waking up to think this sounds evil

how do you yeah

how do you get people to wake up if they will stare evil in its face

and do nothing

yeah that and that's the great irony you know it people

do see evil but you know as Isaiah warns they actually call good evil and evil good.

And ultimately, this is a worldview issue.

You keep hearing this same, and we've talked about this before when I was there with you in person, the same neo-Marxist worldview that divides the world into oppressors and the oppressed.

And when you look at conflicts, you look at conflicts through that lens of who qualifies as the oppressor here, not by their actions, right, but by your classifications and who qualifies as the oppressed.

And people are making decisions based on that and solely based on that.

And that stops them from seeing

evil, things that they grew up knowing.

I mean, there's not a person, except for Nazis, there's not a person in America that didn't grow up being taught, you know, the Holocaust was a horror show.

Yeah, yeah.

And that's part of the great, you know, irony in all this.

But there's less of that being taught than there is this oppressor, oppressed binary, which is interesting because we don't want binaries with male and female, but we want binaries with oppressor-oppressed, right?

But there's so much of that being taught, and it overwhelms anything else that's being taught in terms of history.

And also what's being taught is that there are certain

ideologies that are evil because these ideologies are used to oppress people.

And also this whole idea of anti-colonialism, right?

And so if you can classify someone as a colonizer, right?

I mean, that's like the worst thing in the the world that anyone could do or be.

And anything that happens to them, they deserve.

We're talking to Vodi Bachmann.

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Fody,

we're renewing the covenant on Thursday.

And I don't know being in

In Zambia if you've heard us talk about it at all.

But the idea that we make a covenant with God and turn our face back to him to heal our land.

Do you have any thoughts on this, on

the importance that we play

in being a covenant people?

You know,

Thanksgiving is coming up, and we always have a big Thanksgiving here.

in Zambia.

And a lot of people never experienced Thanksgiving before.

And one of the things i do is i read um george washington's thanksgiving proclamation oh wow and people are astonished they're floored

um i mean they they just they can't believe that

you know that that was that that was said and that it's still allowed to stand and um you know they can't believe that kind of language was ever the language of you know a national leader um yeah in america And so

yeah, I think we've lost a great deal in that regard.

We've lost a great deal.

We've lost our

relationship and we're on the ropes.

And

I have been thinking, you know, for 25 years, seeing this coming, what can we do to stop it?

And I think we're at the place where It's miracle time.

It's miracle time.

Miracles have to happen.

We have to stand up, but stand up peacefully.

And, you know, they're priming people to be violent, and we just can't go that way.

It's going to take a miracle, but that's what we have to do.

There has to be a revival.

I mean, there just has to be a revival.

God is our only hope.

And unfortunately, just saying that is offensive in this day and age

because that's the last thing that people want to put their hope in.

But it's the only thing that will save us.

You know,

there's nothing else.

Yeah.

Do you want to put your hope in an election?

Another political party?

Boy, I find very little hope there.

Vodi, thank you for being on with us.

Vodhi is the

founding dean of the African Christian University School of Divinity.

He is also the author of the book Ever Loving Truth.

It came out last month, but you can get it wherever books are sold.

Just go online and look for the Ever Loving Truth, the updated version,

what he

thought was coming our way back in 2004.

Really amazing to read today, especially the updated version on how far we have gone.

Bodhi, God bless.

Thank you.

Hey, thank you so much.

It's always a pleasure.

God bless.

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Well, November 11th, every year marks the end of World War I.

Overseas, it's called Armistice Day, which sounds kind of quaint and old-fashioned.

We call it Veterans Day here in America.

And this year, on Veterans Day, a gigantic pro-Hamas protest took place in London, of all places.

And it was mostly peaceful, of course.

But make no mistake, it was neither pro-peace nor

anti-war.

Even if you ignore the chance, you know, of from the river to the sea, you know, and taking them at their word, forcing Israel into a ceasefire right now, is not the way to peace.

I really want to, I really, I think that on Veterans Day weekend, we should get this.

If the war would stop now without destroying Hamas, Hamas against, once again, learns it can slaughter Jews, then run back home and hide behind its own civilians, and the world will protect it.

I'm home, I'm home, time out, time out.

And instead of rebuilding, it will rearm and do it it again and again and again and encourage others to do exactly the same.

In fact,

a Mas spokesperson told the New York Times he hoped the, quote, the state of war with Israel will become permanent on all of their borders.

So

accepting or pushing for a ceasefire, leaving Hamas in place, only leads to more war and more death.

Now, contrary to what the romantics past or present would have us believe, war is the sad truth, not the exception in human history.

Lawrence Keeley wrote a book in 1996 called War Before Civilization.

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Peace,

far from the rule, was the exception.

In fact, according to Keeley, pacifist tribes were generally either geographically insulated from the need for fighting, or they were actually defeated tribes, tribes that had been hurt so bad that they had lost their taste for war.

That's something you need to realize.

Defeated tribes.

Do they have any parallels in modern history?

Let's look at Germany and Japan, shall we?

There was the first conflict.

these nations, and they lost.

Always before,

the nations had rebuilt an even stronger military when they lost.

World War II was the first whose cost was so high that this time they rebuilt admittedly with a lot of help from America into pacifist nations.

They had been so

for the most part they've been

you know passive since.

Now, China and North Korea are making making threatening noises and Japan is starting to reconsider the need for a war-fighting capability.

It's accepted wisdom now that Germany after World War I

was humiliated and this

led to the rise of the Nazis.

Certainly, Germany was humiliated repeatedly under the peace imposed by the Treaty of Versailles.

This also allowed anti-Semitism and conspiracy theories to fester, under which Germans came to believe their army was about to win World War I, only to be stabbed in the back, betrayed from within

by Jews into a dishonorable surrender.

What made this possible?

Germany was not invaded in World War I.

It was not occupied.

It wasn't dismantled.

Its army was not destroyed on the battlefield, rather it was allowed to surrender with what were still then customary military honors.

Germany stopped fighting before being destroyed convincingly in its own eyes.

It walked off the battlefield feeling humiliated by the Allies.

Now, if that humiliation didn't occur, maybe Germany wouldn't have rebuilt its military and launched World War II, but the history of nations, including Europe, suggests that it might also have done that anyway, maybe more slowly, repeating wars of empire, because that's what happens over and over again.

If Germany had been more thoroughly and clearly defeated,

paid a higher price pre-armistic for World War I,

had its army destroyed, its territory invaded, and then rebuilt with Allied help, then

perhaps the Weimar Republic could have held.

Germany could have become a pacifist country for the next 80 years and counting.

We won't know.

But we shouldn't forget that pacifist democratic Europe as we know it is largely a product of post-World War II blood.

It feels like the world is constantly going up in flames.

But the truth is, when you look at history, we actually live in a golden age of peace.

War is at an all-time low, as is the likelihood of dying a violent, horrible death.

And all of this,

with the horrors of modern warfare included.

See, most of us just grew up under Pax Americana.

So we can afford the pacifism that we hold so dear.

But our time is the exception, not the rule in human history.

And none of us should take that lightly.

And we do.

We take our success, our security, our access to food, our access to what we now say are basic needs.

We take them for granted all the time,

let alone peace.

We've been in far too many wars because we played America's policemen and we need to be out of that business.

But we also should remember, if the world wants durable peace, there's no substitute for clear victory.

Reagan said it, peace through strength.

I think what brought the Middle East to the table was Donald Trump's twitchy eye.

He's like, this guy might do it, man.

He might.

That's peace through strength.

The point of being strong is not so you can burn the world down every time you get bored.

The point is to be so strong that no one will start a fight out of the cold certainty that will end in your utter defeat and possible death.

Not only to deny the enemy victory, but any hope of victory.

That's why you fight with everything you have.

No hope for victory.

The alternative is not, you know, hippie pacifism, flowers in the barrel.

It's to allow all those who seek war and death to dictate the agenda.

And that's what we're close to doing.

The world is close to saying this.

John Stuart Mill,

he was a British philosopher.

He saw the American Civil War coming.

He thought it would be worth the cost,

or at least, not the worst alternative.

1848, ahead of the American Civil War, he wrote, War in a good cause is not the greatest evil which a nation can suffer.

War is an ugly thing, but it's not the ugliest of things.

The decayed and degraded state of moral and patriotic feeling which thinks nothing is worth a war, is worse.

We attacked yet again in Syria.

Iran has named us the great Satan and they said last week that we are

that death to America is not an empty chant.

It is policy.

I hope to God we're not dragged into anything.

But I will tell you, the best chance we have of not being dragged into anything

is to let Israel do what Israel is doing.

Let them take away any hope

of any kind of military victory.

That will do more to keep the peace.

That's the things that our veterans have done in the past.

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We're just

stunned

the pro-Palestinian rallies.

I mean, I get it, except I don't get that people are embracing it with what they're saying.

Listen to this.

This is a protest leader in D.C.

this weekend.

And there is nothing higher nor more glorious than a martyr.

And so we say glory to all the martyrs, wherever they may be.

Okay, so that's going on in Washington, D.C.

It's a good argument for a two-state solution.

That's all it was.

It really is.

And this one is too.

This is an anti-Israel protester, Palestinian.

Listen to this.

If the West feels so sorry for the Israeli Zionists, why don't they give a place in Germany?

Why don't you go to Hitler's back garden and make an occupation there?

Then they will know what kind of people these are.

Why every so many hundred years these Zionists get slaughtered?

Because Hitler knew how to deal with these people.

They probably made a program so they can create a state of Israel in the expense of Palestinian Muslims' blood.

Wow.

Wow.

And as bad as that is, by the way, we should note that there's people standing right next to him, not even like

looking shocked.

No.

No, no argument.

They don't try to move away to get out of the camera shot.

Nope.

And by the way, for all those who are suffering in the hospitals, here is a video of a mom who apparently saw her injured son in the hospital in Gaza.

So she ran to be with him.

In the video, you'll see him assure

that it's all a fake mom, and he unwraps his bloody head

gauge.

There he is.

There's mom.

Look, see.

That's incredible.

And that's in the hospital.

It looks like the emergency room of the hospital.

Yeah.

But let's take the Hamas

Gaza Health Ministry's word for each and every injury.

That is a war crime.

That is a war crime.

No, to hide under a hospital.

It's a war crime.

Yeah, it's fascinating because they throw this out all the time that every attack on Gaza is a war crime.

I've read a fascinating piece from a lawyer who was talking about what international law actually is.

Because, I mean, I would look at this and say, okay, well, you need to do what you need to do to protect your people.

And

you have a basic calculus on how that works, right?

You don't want to kill tons of innocent people, obviously, to go after a military target.

But if you have to go after a military target, you have to make those judgments.

Apparently, it's a lot more complicated than that when it comes to international law.

Shockingly.

It's not just like, oh, on a whim, let's, I don't know.

This one seems worth it.

Worth it.

Are you telling me attorneys might be involved in war?

There are layers and layers and layers of this, of how to figure out whether each individual attack is worthy of the standard of international law.

And

the

attack, it has nothing to do with, oh, well, you know, Gaza says 10,000 have been killed and only 1,400 were killed on October 7th.

It's got nothing to do with that.

That's not what proportionate means.

What does proportionate mean?

I mean, you know, I think the layman's term would be like, well, if you rape and decapitate a bunch of our people, I guess we do the same to you.

That's eye for an eye.

That's eye for an eye.

It's obviously not that.

But people would say, okay, well, maybe the numbers need to be similar.

No, that's not the standard at all.

What is the standard?

The standard is

basically each

the degree, any degree of damage up to and including death that civilians have not be excessive in relation to the military advantage anticipated from a strike against a military target.

So

basically each individual bombing is guided by this principle of we have to justify, not just internally, but with outside lawyers, and sometimes the Israeli Supreme Court, by the way, that you have to look at this and say, okay, we know these lawyers, we believe these Hamas representatives are there.

And we have to say, how much,

how do we justify that killing potential civilians that are there as well and collateral damage?

And if there's tons and tons and tons of them, even with a high-level Hamas leader, they might not take that particular opportunity.

Well, so the average is how many deaths are globally, according to this, the average is nine civilians for every one military member.

And how much is it with Israel?

We don't know right now, because obviously they're in the middle of this, but the most recent attack from Israel prior to October 7th was 0.6 to 1.

So normal is 9 to 1.

Israel's doing it at 0.6 to 1, but they're committing genocide.

Wow.

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