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Well, we've got lots to report today.

Biden continues to go down in polls.

He's now at 31%.

There's never been anybody who's won re-election at 31%.

But he might.

You know, because people are so passionate about him.

So passionate about him.

They're now asking him to resign over and over and over again.

I'm seeing this everywhere.

I want to talk to you a little bit about, you know, the American dream and how he put a steak in the heart of it.

Boy, speaking of steak, I need one.

And Russell Brand might need one as well.

Burger King and Hello Fresh have now

come off of his program.

What's happening to Russell Brand?

He is not alone.

There are other people that are being destroyed right now.

And it seems like it all has to do with, I don't know, the Great Reset and Dark Future.

I begin there in 60 seconds.

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hello, Pat.

How are you?

Oh,

yeah.

Where do I begin?

I know.

I was up in Idaho this weekend for my son's football game.

How'd that go?

It's a re, you know, it's a rebuilding year.

Yeah.

It's a rebuilding year,

Pat.

So rebuilding year.

But

if my son says to me one more time, I'm just so tired, dad.

What?

You don't know what it's like.

I get up at six o'clock in the morning.

I got to get in.

I get to work, and everything is just, you know, I got to get it done, got to get it done.

I'm racing around all day.

Then I go to sleep.

You don't know what that's like at all.

And then I get home, you know, like at eight o'clock.

I just power eat and I'm right back to bed.

And then the next morning, I do it all over again.

And I'm like, oh my gosh.

How are you doing it?

Oh, it's a miracle.

It is.

Seriously, a miracle.

It is.

A 19-year-old kid to be able to do that.

That's incredible.

Wow.

Wow.

You know,

does

everybody's teenager piss them off?

I think probably.

Yeah.

Okay.

Okay.

Yeah.

Okay.

Okay.

I know because I have older daughters that I do know that.

You know, because one of my daughters used to always say, my child will never lay spread eagle in the grocery store.

And I'm like, hmm, okay.

All right.

Oh, yeah.

Yep.

I'm a bad parent.

I'll tell you that.

It's only bad parents that have.

And then when her child was spread eagle in the grocery store, I was lucky enough to be there and just walked by her and said,

what a bad parent.

My kid would never.

She slugged me.

But it was worth it.

It was absolutely worth it.

Anyway, welcome to the program.

We're glad you're here.

I've got a really important story today that you probably are not going to read anyplace else unless you're a total geek,

like like me and my staff.

The G20 met earlier this month in India and,

you know, love it, love it.

Couldn't get enough of that G20 news.

This is probably the biggest meeting for global economic superpowers that occurs every year.

Russia and China did not attend, so the U.S.

and India took a larger role.

in the G20 meetings.

And at this year's event, the G20 produced a statement called the G20 New Delhi Leaders Declaration.

Now, when I first read that, I thought, New Delhi, where's a New Delhi?

I love delis.

And then I realized they were talking about India, so I lost interest for a while.

In it, the G20 published a rough outline of its policy plans and priorities for member nations.

Now, keep in mind, These are the priorities that the countries agreed on.

And it's a general consensus on the declaration.

The reason why the New Delhi Declaration is important is because it provides an exceptional look into the globalist great reset playbook for next year and longer.

And all of this is leading to the all-incredibly important United Nations meeting in September called Summit for the Future

where a new oops where a new a new international pack will be formally approved.

Now,

this is them showing their cards.

All we have to do is look at them and take them seriously.

So what's in the declaration?

Well, it's

to say it's radical is kind of an understatement.

It's the great reset on steroids.

It's 37 pages long.

You know, our guys got our declaration done in one page.

If you can't do it in one page, really can't be done, you know.

It's 37 pages long, each page containing a numerous bullet point agenda item for creating the Neuval Doder.

There are literally hundreds of points in the document, so I, I mean, you don't expect me to go through all of them, do you?

I mean, on my own, I would never inflict that on you, but please don't make me do that.

Here are just some of the highlights: point number one: an international commitment to dramatically scale back the use of private and public lands.

Yeah.

The G20 is committed to restoring by 2030 at least 30% of all degraded ecosystems and scaling up the efforts to achieve land degradation neutrality.

So

that that means is, have you degraded your land,

Pat?

Yes.

Yes, you have.

I have.

You have.

I have.

There's cement on it and a house and

people.

Yes.

Yeah.

Well,

we're going to have to reduce that just a little bit.

Now,

number two, a commitment to halt and reverse biodiversity loss by 2030.

Now, I have been up at night, every night, thinking about the loss of biodiversity.

I think we all have.

Sure, we have.

This would mean not only the end of land development,

but also the return of land that's currently occupied by humans to nature.

Got it?

Mm-hmm.

Okay.

So, uh, like all land that's currently occupied by humans?

Not all, not all, but 30%.

30% of the land needs to be, you know, returned.

Get out of here.

Uh, and they, they're not going to do anything with it.

They're just going to return it to its natural utopian, you know, Garden of Eden state, I'm sure.

Okay.

I don't know how we're going to feed the world's hungry

when we return 30% just back to nature.

But this is what we warned about in Dark Future.

In fact,

I wouldn't mind just calling these the top 10 things that we told you about in Dark Future that are now happening.

All right.

So

number three

is a plan for international governance for AI.

According to the document, member nations should ensure that AI is developed responsibly, which means, among other things, designers take ethics and biases into account.

So in other words,

we hate conservatives.

Let's put that into the machine.

It'd be good for the elites,

you know,

and it would be good for us too if we just had the same understanding of ethics and biases, but we don't.

This is a way for them to use AI now globally

to promote ESG, DEI, and other social justice.

Furthermore, the nation's committing to promoting AI that is designed to accomplish the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

Yeah.

So we got those 17 sustainable goals,

the foundation of the great reset, Agenda 21, Agenda 2030, and nearly other, every other agenda these globalists have.

Now, number four, again, we predicted that.

The fourth thing we predicted in Dark Future, expanding the international tax system and building publicly regulated, controllable digital public infrastructure.

Finally.

Haven't we been saying that?

Oh, if I could just play it, pay a global tax.

The late 40s, I think, is when we started saying that.

Yeah, we did.

Well, we weren't even kids back then.

No.

No, we were 20 years away from being kids, but we knew.

We knew that's what we wanted.

Unfortunately, I had a lapse of sanity, and in Dark Future, I said this was bad and warned against it.

Number six, things we predicted in Dark future: additional regulations for cryptocurrencies.

So we could get those right out of, you know, we don't want any cryptocurrency.

Well, we want digital, central digital banking currency.

You know, that would be really, really good.

Seven thing we predicted in dark future: a goal of increasing social protection programs like universal health care and implementing policies to make social security benefits portable between nations.

So.

Wow.

Wow.

So

we could continue what we're doing in Iran.

I mean, Ukraine and probably Iran.

In Ukraine, we could just pay everybody Social Security.

Number eight, enhancing the power of the World Health Organization in future pandemics and public health emergencies.

What a dream come true that'll be, huh?

Nine thing we predicted that has now come true in dark future, trillions in new new climate-related spending programs.

Now, who do you think is going to?

I mean, who has the printing press?

You know, who can do that?

Yeah.

10.

Additional collaboration and research for introduction and adoption of central bank digital currencies.

But remember,

that

is nothing more

than

nobody?

Then

it's a conspiracy theory.

My gosh.

This is the beginning of Dark Future.

I wanted you to know if you haven't read Dark Future, you need to read it.

It is happening and it is happening faster than you can imagine.

This whole ESG thing, it's not over.

It's just been renamed.

That's it.

And they're destroying people like Russell Bran.

They're destroying him.

Now, I'm not saying that he didn't do something bad in the early 2000s.

I don't know.

He was a dirtbag.

He said he was a dirtbag.

So I don't know.

So it was all consensual, though.

Right.

And

he hasn't, I don't even think he's been charged yet.

And if he is even charged.

So we don't know, but they are destroying him.

Every form,

every platform and every form of income he has is being taken away.

Have you ever heard of Parliament

passing something and reaching out to Elon Musk at Twitter because he won't ban him?

Everybody else is banning him because, you know, they're under the ESG thumb.

Elon Musk won't do it.

So Parliament, Parliament reached out and said, Twitter, you're going to have a problem in England if you don't follow the rules here.

Wow.

I mean, that is

chilling.

Yeah.

Chilling.

When the guy hasn't been found guilty of anything.

No.

And I'm not saying he's.

I mean, he might be, but

he might be guilty.

Right.

You can't.

I've never.

I've never seen this before.

Yeah.

Never.

And the reason why is because he was a very effective voice on ESG in Europe.

Very, very effective voice.

And you can't have that.

Can't have that.

So they tried to call him a conspiracy theory and everything else.

Nothing stopped him.

So now this is going to stop him.

Wow.

It's

terrifying.

And that's not all that's happening.

I'll get into that here in a second.

I want to also talk to you about Bidenomics.

And remember the how well it's working?

Yeah.

Yeah.

It's really working well.

That in the border?

Yeah.

Oh, my God.

Really well.

Shut down.

Yeah.

Shut down.

That in Ukraine.

Oh, yeah.

That is working really well.

Money well spent.

Amen, brother.

Amen.

And you know, he reduced the deficit, too.

Oh, yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

So it brings it down.

Brought down inflation.

It's brought it way down.

Way down.

So anyway, we're going to talk a little bit about bidenomics and the price of your car, the price of your house, the price of everything.

What's happening?

That more in a minute.

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so I don't know I think I have a problem with this

YouTube demonetized Russell brand last week and now the

and now YouTube's competitor Rumble they're under attack from a group called the News Movement.

We're going to get into that a little later.

The news movement,

a TikTok channel, called its advertisers to tell them their contact was content was appearing alongside brands' videos and asked if they would be pulling it.

Many of the brands the news movement contacted

didn't offer any

comment.

They're like, I don't know anything, I don't know.

I don't know, it doesn't say anything wrong.

Yeah, but they call you.

I don't know about him.

What exactly is the news?

I don't know.

I don't know.

We're just not saying it.

So that's good.

So that's good.

So we've got some, you know, we have some organized brown shirts, apparently.

Here's some more good news.

Texas,

the Biden administration, the harm reduction program

is really, really doing well here, according to the Dallas Express.

Since last year, the Harm Reduction El Paso Alliance has received nearly $800,000 from the Department of Health and Human Services as part of the nation's first federal harm reduction program.

The group, which got $800,000 from the administration, distributes smoke kits.

The kits include a small cylinder made of glass.

Now, that's against the law to pass out crack pipes,

but the Biden administration doesn't seem to care about that

so much.

So yet another attack on Texas again.

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And how do you do that?

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I'll show you how they're doing it.

And it's really critical that you understand how they're doing it, because if you don't, you're just going to get pissed at everybody or whoever the media tells you to blame for the problems you're having financially.

Also,

they want to reduce our interaction with nature.

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Oh, yeah.

Yeah, there's, no, this is, I'm telling you.

Who even notices things like inflation?

You know what I mean?

Go by Gnomics.

Remember, the idea is that you will own nothing.

You'll own nothing and you'll like it.

So, what are the things that you just think you're never going to get people out of their home,

never going to get people to stop driving cars?

Well,

now let's look at this for a second.

The Home Affordability Index has fallen from 169 point average in 2020 to 87.8 points as of July.

That's according to the National Association of Realtors.

One key driver of the expense is, of course, inflation,

which peaked at 9.1%.

Both housing and automobiles now are

mostly unaffordable to American households.

And why is that?

Well,

the government spent an awful lot of money and the feds had to raise the rates.

That's how most people, you don't go out and buy a house or car with cash.

The Biden administration has introduced,

I would say, a lot of high spending bills.

We have the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan.

Then you have the Inflation Reduction Act, which

he says, I wish we wouldn't have named it that because people think it's about inflation and it's not.

It's a green new deal.

That was $750 billion in new spending, $370 billion for that going towards green initiatives.

And then the Fed was like, hey,

we're going to have inflation.

And so they've brought the Fed rate up to 5.5.

Now,

that's the amount they

loan to the banks, not you.

You're not getting 5.5.

So as housing becomes unaffordable, what's it look like?

Well, in most markets across the U.S., home prices have risen between 10 and 15%

just in the last couple of years.

The median home price in July was $412,300.

That's insanity.

That's insanity.

Half a million dollars almost for the average house?

That's crazy.

Mortgage rates were 6.92.

So

you're paying 7%

on your mortgage compared to 2020 when the median home was $300,000.

Plus, I refinanced just a couple of years ago at like 2.8 or something.

The average at the time was 3.17.

6.

Wow.

Yeah.

That's crazy.

And still, historically, that is low, but we haven't seen that in a long time.

Long time.

Okay.

$412,000 for the average house.

Who can afford that?

Real wages have been downgraded by inflation.

The median weekly real earnings for both wage and salary workers, according to the Federal Reserve of St.

Louis, has declined 7.1%

in the second quarter of this year.

7.1?

Also, you want to buy a car, you have the high interest rates, you have, how much is the average car now?

I have

over 30.

Over 30,000.

Got to be over 30.

Yeah.

Easily over 30.

I remember when I was growing up, a Mercedes, which I didn't know anybody who had in a Mercedes or anything.

No, I didn't either.

Was like $30,000 or $20,000, I think it was $20,000.

Probably more like $20,000.

Yeah, $20,000.

The price of auto insurance is now up 19.1%.

Why is that?

Why is that?

Why is it up?

A lot of tickets, a lot of speeding tickets.

No, no, no, no, it's not that.

Not that.

No, that's you.

That's you.

It's a little close to home.

Yeah, no.

What is it?

People stealing cars, people breaking into cars all over the country, breaking their glass, having to be repaired over and over and over again.

So that makes...

So the crime that the left brought us

and the inflation that both the right and the left have brought us, but now crazy

from the left.

And so what's happening?

Nobody's buying cars,

which is hurting Detroit and hurting the workers.

And new home construction is crashing.

It's down 33% from last year at this time.

But don't worry,

there's a lot of

jobless construction workers out there, and we're importing millions of new hardworking illegals.

So that's going to make that even better for the construction workers.

By the way, how much does it take to now qualify for a mortgage?

$104,000 for you to even qualify.

Our national debt is now $33 trillion last Tuesday, more than $5 trillion over Biden's term, far greater than the $2.48 trillion increase seen under Donald Trump and the 4.3 trillion under Obama.

In eight years?

In eight years,

five trillion in two.

Wow.

So, you know.

Yeah, but he told us over the weekend, he just hasn't been getting the message out.

He's got to get the message out to people out there.

I'm trying to help him.

I'm trying.

I'm trying to help him.

Thank you.

And I'm sure he'd thank you for this.

Yeah, thank you.

So

there's another story.

Remember, the whole goal is you don't own anything.

And the only way they can make that happen is if you just can't afford anything.

And so you'll have to go to renting.

You'll rent your car.

You'll take an Uber.

You won't drive.

You'll rent a bike.

You'll rent a house.

All of it.

And you won't have any place to go because they want to reclaim the national parks and 30%

of the country.

So they don't want you driving very far.

Another reason for electric cars, 400 miles tops.

They don't want you driving across the country.

You won't be flying across the country.

And

in something that I'm sure

has nothing to do with anything that I just talked about, La Jolla Beach in San Diego, known for its beauty and rugged rocks,

mainly what people really love, the sea lion population.

I know I love that.

I love that.

Well, they're now

going to

ban and protect the sea lion population in San Diego.

The

8-0 vote in the city council said they're going to close the beach,

close the beach in La Jolla,

but just for seven years.

Oh, okay.

So just seven years to stop the spread.

That's

all that is.

What happens after seven years?

The sea lions have had enough babies in order to repopulate the beach?

Of course.

Of course.

Of course.

And anybody who stands in the way, of course, you know,

you're a problem.

By the way, Gavin Newsom kind of hit the panic button over the weekend.

He found out that his son listens to Joe Rogan

and said that,

you know, I really worry about the misinformation and the disinformation from Rogan, you know, about what's happening to our country.

I worry about these micro cults that my kids are in.

So really, it's a micro.

If you listen to Joe Rogan, you're in a micro cult.

Ha,

I

I didn't realize that.

By the way, speaking of Joe Rogan, did you see what he did over the weekend?

I did not.

Well, we told you last week that the House and the Senate, or the Assembly and the Senate,

they voted to pass something really special, and it was only waiting for Gavin Newsom's signature.

It passed overwhelmingly, and it was

just say no to parents being notified.

You couldn't, you were not allowed to tell a parent if your kid was going to

be, you know, have a sex change operation.

And the bigger part of it, the teeth, if your parent did not affirm your treatment,

You could be arrested.

The kids could be taken away.

Now, I thought there was no way.

Gavin Newsom's not going to sign that?

Gavin in California, when it passed the House and the Senate, he's going to stand in the way of it.

Everybody thought it was a foregone conclusion.

Hmm.

Yeah, he vetoed it.

Now, I'm not saying

that he's going to be running for president.

But with the rest of the news coming out this weekend about how bad Joe Biden is performing in the polls.

I'm not not saying that either.

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You know, I didn't know this, but Elon Musk apparently is even

better than everyone thought at building cars because they're actually rolling hospitals, apparently.

Here is cut three,

AOC's reason for buying buying a Tesla.

You were quoted back in July saying you look forward to buying a union-made electric vehicle, but you buy, but you currently have a non-union-made Tesla.

UAW already makes some electric vehicles.

So why wasn't that?

Is it a problem with the quality?

Is it a problem with the style?

Is the market just not there?

No, our car was purchased during the pandemic when travel

before a vaccine had come out.

So travel between New York and Washington, the safest way that we had determined was an EV, but that was prior to some of the new models coming out on the market that had the range available.

But we're actually looking into trading in our car now.

So we're looking into it and hopefully we will soon.

Oh, that's great.

So it was the safest way

to travel,

which, you know,

you wanted to be safe in that bubble.

You know, and that's, you can't buy American and be safe.

No.

Not from the pandemic.

No.

So some of the other models weren't out.

Now, I don't know which models those were because

all those electric vehicles were out and they were still sitting on the lot for a very long time.

Everybody's like, don't know, don't you have something like something we want?

No, we have the electric vehicles still sitting here, still on sale.

I'll tell you that right now.

Okay.

Good, good, good.

Let's see.

We have Joe Biden over the weekend speaking of vaccinations.

Got five.

So I'm running again, and you may have noticed a lot of people have focused on my age.

Well, I get it.

Believe me.

I know better than anyone.

But there's something else I know.

When I came to office and this nation was flat on its back, I knew what to do.

I vaccinated the nation and rebuilt the economy.

You did?

yeah vaccinated the nation oh uh he's maybe the economy of Ukraine

yes yeah so he's rebuilding that yeah so he's doing that that's really yeah so he vaccinated the nation and rebuilt the economy

he's done some other things some other things

you know he's turned uh he's turned uh schools and teachers against uh parents here's our education secretary uh speaking to the associated Press.

Listen to this.

You've said that public education and public schools are under attack.

I'm wondering whether this is something that other education secretaries have had to grapple with.

You know, I've been in education,

you know, about 25 years,

not including the time I was in higher ed as a student.

I've never seen it

where it is now.

There was civility.

We could disagree.

We could have healthy conversations

around what's best for kids.

I respect differences of opinion.

Do you?

No.

I don't have too much respect for people that are misbehaving in public

and then acting as if they know what's right for kids.

There's a team that's fighting for kids and there's a team that's fighting against kids.

Right.

Uh-huh.

Right.

And it's the teachers.

It's the teachers.

The teachers are the ones who know what's best for them.

That's right.

Of course.

We're with them every day.

Unlike the parents.

Right.

Who are with them, what, a couple times a month?

Right.

Maybe.

Maybe.

And then don't

care about them that much.

Yeah.

So I've got mine in a homeless shelter.

I visit

once every six months.

Yeah.

You know, okay.

I'm like, hey, one of these kids is mine.

If you claim to be mine, come on down.

And then eventually one of the kids.

you know, strolls down like, hi, Dad.

And I'm like, hey, good.

Glad to see you're still alive.

Get back to the shelter.

And

how can I possibly know what's best for my kid?

Well, you can't.

And he loves, you know, civil debate.

As long as you agree with them.

Right.

He loves it.

We have civil discussions.

Get out.

Get out.

You don't care about your kid.

Only the teachers care about the kids.

And me.

And I count my time in education while I was going to school, too.

I was in education.

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No.

No.

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Well, hello, Pat.

Glenn.

Thanks for sitting in.

Oh, Pat.

Happy to do it.

Glenn.

Where is Stu?

Where did he go?

You don't even have any idea.

He didn't even say anything to me.

He was just like, gone.

Thursday, just like, I got to leave.

Okay.

Is he having surgery again?

Is he finishing off that surgery?

That's really.

President Biden's disapproval rating hit the highest mark of his presidency in a new poll.

What a surprise.

Also showed the support by essential voting blocks is slipping.

Biden's disapproval rating ticked up to 56%.

And I am shocked that it is that low.

Think of it.

I mean, honestly.

With the way things are?

Tell me what he has accomplished.

Honestly.

And I mean this sincerely.

Can you think of anything that his you know, his voting base would say, well, he did this.

Yeah, they'll tell you he's created 13 million jobs.

No.

Which is BS.

No, but I mean.

Of course.

No, but I'm not.

Well, that's what they'll tell you.

But what I'm saying is, somebody that is actually, is there any way to actually have a real

not unless you're a total moron, a real buffoon.

You have to be.

You have to have all the intelligence of a bathroom bolt brush.

Really?

This guy's doing a good job.

Ha.

Yeah.

I would think that there would be something.

No.

No, nothing.

Nothing at all.

Wow.

Well, that's why he trails even in the Washington Post, ABC News poll.

Did you see the results in that?

52 to 42 percent.

52 to 42 Trump leads.

Yeah, you think that's reliable?

It's Washington Post, ABC News.

And certainly not slanted toward

Trump.

Yeah, certainly not slanting.

I mean,

they have been wrong in the past, but all polls have been.

Yeah.

Yeah.

So maybe this is what let's see it.

Let's see it again.

Let's see it happen again.

I mean, it probably is an outlier because he's probably not up by 10, but I think that Biden's in trouble, and that's why you're here in the scuttlebutt in the Democrat Party.

Right.

You also have him slipping with voters 18 to 24.

Yeah.

He only has a 46% approval rating.

Latinos, 43%.

Independents, who are going to decide the general election, at 36%.

Yeah, it's not good.

Trump's lead in the GOP primary has surged ahead.

He is now leading by 43 points.

That is

incredible.

Incredible.

Incredible.

He's the first choice among national Republican primary voters at 59%.

So now this is what you're starting to see from people who love Joe Biden because, you know, he was just out at the Congressional Black Caucus, which he thought he was at last week, but it was

the Congressional Latino Congress, right?

Yes.

Hispanic Congress.

Yes, but he called them the Black Congress.

So I don't know if he thought he was at the Hispanic Conference this time, but

he was talking about L.L.

Cool J, who.

He's brilliant in it, too.

He's brilliant with it.

I think he's going to get a lot of support after showing how hip he is.

Have you heard it?

Yeah.

Oh, I haven't heard it.

Oh, you haven't heard it?

Oh, no.

I've just heard it.

Oh, it's really good.

No, it's good.

Yes, we do have it.

It is.

Two of the great artists of our time representing the groundbreaking legacy of hip-hop in America.

LLJ Cool J.

By the way, that boy's got

that man's got biceps bigger than my thighs.

I think he's

wait, what?

An MC Light.

Both of you.

Thank you.

Okay, so L

J cool.

Right.

J.

J.

He knows him.

He loves him.

Oh, he loves.

He's got all his earlier works.

Can I ask?

When he sees somebody,

a man in particular.

Yes.

This is the thing now.

Always.

Always.

Every

time

he has to mention their biceps.

Yeah.

Or feel them.

Yeah.

Or say that, I wish I had you as my

lime blocking for me when I was in, because you're really hot.

Really hot.

Yeah.

Wow, I haven't heard the really hot part.

Well, they'll find it and play it for you.

Okay.

And then incredible.

And then again, with the boy.

Yeah.

And he does that all the time.

But he caught himself this time.

Did you notice that?

That boy.

Man, I'm not a racist.

Wait a minute.

I just showed my racist tendencies there.

Man, I meant.

Wow.

Amazing.

Wow.

It's amazing.

And then to screw up his name, when it's in front of him in the teleprompter, I don't understand that.

You know they went over this with him.

You know they did because his

aides prepare him for this stuff.

He has aides?

Not that kind of aides.

Oh, okay.

The people who help him, maybe that's a better way to put it.

He's snicker than I thought.

Yeah, I know.

He does not have

so far as I know.

He does not.

But to then screw up the name, what is the deal?

How big do they have to make the font for this guy?

I mean,

I mean, as a guy who screws up names all the time, I'm not going to

LL Cool J.

It's not hard.

It's not hard.

It's not that hard.

Yeah, okay.

Well, he's hip.

Anyway,

there's an opinion now from Newsweek.

Mr.

President, you're going to lose to Trump.

We're begging you to step down.

Wow.

This is Newsweek.

Listen to this.

Wow.

The old rule about incumbents was that if they were under 50 points in approval, they're toast.

President Joe Biden is under 40.

There's almost no chance he's going to win.

I've never heard of an incumbent polling

under 40 points who went to win the re-election.

When it comes to Joe Biden, three in six recent polls had him in the 30s.

In one recent poll, President Biden was an abysmal 32%.

Sorry, but that's unrecoverable.

You're just telling yourself sweet little lies if you think he can win with those numbers.

I know what everyone in Washington is going to say next, but that's not fair.

He passed so many bills.

No one's passed this much legislation since Grover Cleveland or something.

He passed the semiconductor bill.

I got bad news for you.

If you're a Democrat, no one cares about the semiconductor bill or any of the other bills that helped his donors so much and coincidentally a couple of other Americans as well.

Even if you love those bills, no American even knows about them.

On the other hand, if you're you're a Republican, Biden is a godsend, especially if you're MAGA.

There is no way Trump can beat anyone else.

Another poll found that 59% of Americans think Trump should end his campaign immediately and quit life.

And quit life or quit for life?

What do you mean, quit life?

Okay, they didn't say the last part.

No, that's what he meant.

But they might have well have said it.

I've never seen a a number that bad.

In that same poll, Trump came in at an abysmal 33% approval.

And how did Biden do in that poll?

Worse.

At 32.

MAGA should be doing everything they can to keep Biden in the race.

He's their only hope.

President Biden needs to step down immediately.

This is Newsweek.

needs to step down immediately and give someone else a chance to do

what they will,

and certainly they'll be able to accomplish a trounce of Trump in 2024.

I'm a progressive, so even if I get my wish and President Biden were to step down, I'm not overly fond of any of the corporate Democrats we have to choose from.

But if you're being honest, they would at least all beat Trump with a stick, not because they're so great, but because Trump is infinitely worse and the American people know it.

Trump is also polling at 33% and 6 out of 10 Americans despise him.

Yet, Biden is still losing to him.

If you spend any time listening to people in the power in politics or media, you'll have heard some version of the talking point that Joe Biden is the only one that can beat Trump.

It's nonsense.

Based on what the data is and what they're,

I don't understand how they're making this claim.

The truth is the exact opposite.

Biden is the only person who can't beat Trump.

My left foot could beat Trump.

An open dumpster fire can beat Trump.

This is when the D.C.

establishment will huff.

He beat him last time.

Yes, Joe Biden won the Electoral College by 44,000 votes in three swing states.

You know what that means?

It means he almost lost to a complete buffoon who said we should inject disinfectants into our bodies to cure COVID.

This is so maddening.

It is.

Biden won by the skin of his teeth to that ignoramus, and that was when he was 10 to 15 points higher in approval.

Let that sink in.

He was at least 10 points higher, and he barely won last time.

Spare me the useless talking point of how he won by 7 million votes.

That's true, but

you wanted that to matter.

Maybe you should have passed the Freedom to Vote Act.

Wow.

But President Biden barely tried.

His donors apparently didn't press him on that one.

And God help the Democrats if the Republican nominee isn't Donald Trump.

Then Biden has mathematically a 0% chance of winning.

Not even close, not within miles of close.

Joe Biden sees the same numbers we see.

His team puts out talking points about how this is the most important election of our lifetime, how democracy is on the line.

They're right, yet Biden sees the same devastating polling results we see and concludes, his ego concludes, that he is more important than the election.

And according to his own logic, democracy itself.

I'm putting forward a petition asking Joe Biden to drop out of the race because unlike the president, I actually do believe democracy is on the line.

I don't want to go into that fateful election with a hobbled candidate whose chances of winning are so low.

Why would we voluntarily make that mistake?

You can hate the messenger and you can think that an incumbent can win even though they're in the 30s in approval, but that isn't going to change the inevitable.

Joe Biden is going to lose this election.

We need a new candidate.

What are people going to understand?

We're not.

A democracy.

Never heard of that.

That's what you pulled out of it.

That's what I pulled out of it.

They're not.

That's what you pulled out of it.

That's part of what I pulled out.

Yeah.

It drives me out of my mind.

I know it does.

It's out of my mind.

It drives them crazy, too.

I'm with you.

Adults should understand that.

I got it.

I got it.

I got it.

But the other thing is,

I think Biden's their best chance, even though he's so compromised.

If Gavin Newsom gets into this race, I think he loses by even more than Biden would.

Because you've got California as an example.

I mean, California is a...

Talk about a dumpster fire.

That's the very definition of a dumpster fire.

Show this city, show Los Angeles and San Francisco and what those cities have become under this guy.

I think a Republican crushes Gavin Newsom.

What do you say about Michelle Obama?

Oh,

that's the one problem spot where if she decides to run, she wins.

That's my fear.

And she's maybe worse than Joe Biden.

Not even maybe.

Yes, she knows.

She is.

Except for the fact that I think she has her faculties, but those faculties are frightening because she hates America.

Yeah.

And

she's a Marxist.

Yeah.

Oh, yeah.

She's definitely

much more hardcore than her husband.

Yes.

She's Hillson Clinton on steroids.

Yeah, I'm very much hopeful that she still isn't interested in running for office.

I'm with you on that hope.

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So

you don't think Gavin Newsom would win?

I don't.

I really don't.

He's got too bad a track record.

If you compared that against anybody in the country, but especially Florida,

there's no chance.

Not sure I agree with you.

Have you seen San Francisco?

Have you seen

Los Angeles?

I have.

I have.

Do you know that, what, 3 million people left the state under his watch?

Oh, I do.

I do.

But those are pretty good talking points.

There are some people that will just say anybody but Trump.

Yeah, they will.

And they haven't had their lives destroyed by Gavin Newsom.

Only Californians have.

Yeah.

But Californians,

I think they understand it.

I don't know if they care about it, but they understand what he's done to their state.

And that's why so many of them left and came here.

I just think that Gavin Newsom, what he did over the weekend, was

that was definitely a calculated move.

Oh, big time.

Absolutely a national move, not a California move.

Yeah, there's no way.

I mean, there's no way.

No.

Democrats, here's another story from the Hill.

Democrats who believe former President Trump is unelectable in 2024 may have to pin their hopes on this

on his personality and past conduct rather than his actual policies.

Trump may simply be too disliked by too many people to prevail in a general election.

And the combined weight of two impeachments, the the legacy of January 6, and four criminal indictments could sink him.

But it is noticeable that on three of the most controversial issues facing the nation, abortion, immigration, and the war in Ukraine, Trump is either trimming his sails into electable shape or public opinion is shifting in his direction.

Some Democrats now worry that their party colleagues are being far too complacent about President Biden's chance of victory if Trump is his opponent, given the the multitude of challenges the incumbent is facing.

This is something that I have not seen with an incumbent president ever before.

Ever before.

You just don't do this to an incumbent.

Yeah.

They are sending this.

It's his own party.

Yeah.

First, they're begging him to drop out.

His supporters and the establishment in the press are giving him a kind exit.

You've accomplished so much.

You're so great.

You should exit.

Right.

The next thing is they begin to shove.

Right.

They're trying to do it gently right now.

Yeah.

And who is the Washington Post reporter that's supposedly a

CIA insider?

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

And he sent the message last week,

you need to go.

Yeah.

And everybody knows that he's the guy that's the deep state CIA type that you would go to.

And he wrote the article.

Yeah.

Time to leave.

Yeah.

You know, bless your heart.

You've done a great job, but it's time to go.

So this is the Hill.

That was The Washington Post.

Yeah.

And it was Newsweek, the one I read just four minutes ago.

I mean,

there's a lot.

They're in trouble.

There's a lot.

I firmly believed he was going to be the nominee.

I'm starting to doubt that now.

They might force him out.

But they better do it quick because there's a deadline in some states coming up in October.

So they'd have to do it right away.

What about giving Barbara Boxer's seat to Kamala,

appointing a new vice president, Gavin Newsom,

and then retiring?

I could see that happening.

I could see that happening.

Yeah.

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I have questions, many questions about Canada.

You know, I grew up right by the northern border

and especially, you know, we had problems with the Canadians coming across that border, you know, in droves.

And

then just, you know, going to like the Kmart and the Walmart and getting deals and then just coming right back across their border.

It was crazy.

crazy.

Anyway,

you know,

I've always thought Canadians had some common sense.

I don't think that's still true

because some of the things that are going on, there's good news and bad news coming out of

Canada.

Ezra Levant is with us now.

He's the rebel news founder.

It's kind of like the Blaze up in Canada.

He is the host of the Ezra Levant show,

and he's here to tell us the happenings this weekend.

Let's start with

the big standing ovation that was given to a Canadian Nazi.

Ezra.

Glenn, it's absolutely crazy.

Yaroslav Hunke is the name of a former Nazi SS officer.

So I'm not just talking about some regular GI in the Wehrmacht who was conscripted and just fought in a tank.

I'm talking about someone who volunteered to be part of Hitler's elite Nazis in Ukraine.

Now, he's 98 years old, and he's been living a very low-profile life in Canada.

So unlike some other Nazis, he hasn't been hunted down by the Mossad.

Imagine how surprised he must have been to receive a phone call that he would be the honored guest in parliament when Justin Trudeau welcomed Vladimir Zelensky on Friday.

And he was just like in your American State of the Union address where they point the camera at someone in the audience and they give him a shout out and everyone gives them applause.

They literally did that for Yaroslav Hunke, a 98-year-old Nazi SS officer.

But they didn't introduce him that way, Glenn.

They said he, quote, fought the Russians.

Well, the Nazis did that.

Hitler did that.

That's right.

Amongst other things, you know, they also fought the Poles.

They also fought the Jews.

And this guy, Hunke, couldn't believe it.

He's been hiding in Canada for 70 years.

And then in the twilight of his life, he's cheered and he raises his fist and he gets a standing O.

But later on, and I did a little bit of digging here, I thought, well, who is this guy?

And he was one of 2,000 Nazis that sort of sneaked into Canada after the war.

They went to Argentina and other Latin American countries, and 2,000 of them came to Canada.

And don't tell me they didn't know.

Don't tell me you don't have a guest of honor at our version of a State of the Union address where the entire parliament is assembled.

Don't tell me when Vladimir Zelensky comes, they have a very high security, vetting everybody rule.

Don't tell me they didn't know who this guy was.

They absolutely knew who he was, Glenn.

Here is the interesting thing to me: they cheer in parliament an actual SS Nazi, and yet they accuse, what, half of Canada, anybody who stood behind the truckers, they accuse them of Nazis and threatened to put them all in jail.

Well, that's a good way to understand Justin Trudeau.

He calls himself a male feminist, but he admits that he sexually assaulted a woman named Rose Knight.

He just said, oh, she experienced it differently.

He calls you a racist, but he's the guy who dressed up in blackface so many times, he says he lost count.

He calls everyone he doesn't like a Nazi, including Jewish people.

He called a Jewish MP a Nazi.

He called a black MP a Nazi.

But he's the one leading the standing ovation for an actual Nazi.

Not Nazi-linked or Nazi vibes.

This guy was out there with his gun obeying their fuhrer.

And it's just incredible.

And the kind of mop-up work that the media party is doing, Glenn, is just incredible.

And do you think for a second that Trudeau will stop calling people Nazis?

It's such a total meltdown.

Trudeau's taken the day off from question period today.

Normally, he goes into parliament and answers questions.

He can't be bothered.

He's got other things to do.

By the way, this is one week after he accused the country of India of murdering a Canadian, and his deputy actually suggested that India might be sabotaging Trudeau's plane to kill him.

Canada is becoming a failed state.

We're falling apart economically.

The only countries in the world that we have stronger relations with now than we did 10 years ago are Cuba and Ukraine.

It's a mess up here, Glenn.

Well, we're going the same route.

I don't even know if we have good relations with Ukraine.

I mean, we're sending them money, but I think they come over and they're like, oh, you bigs, they still eat you.

Give me more money.

Now, there was some good news uh i saw on friday and then again on saturday parents were marching something you don't see in america anymore because january 6th scared the pants off of people and so now they're not going out and marching but no matter what trudeau did to the truckers you had people out on the streets marching uh against what's being done in their schools Oh, it's amazing.

It was called the million-person march.

It was parents marching to protect their kids from gender ideology in schools.

And here's the crazy thing.

The leader of this march was a Muslim immigrant to Canada.

And what's so interesting is some of the parents who care the most about their kids come from abroad.

They're newcomers to Canada, and they have family values, and they don't understand gender ideology.

I think the most iconic picture from those, and I don't know if there was quite a million people.

That would be an awful lot for a country as small as Canada.

But there were hundreds of thousands.

We had 14 reporters in seven cities, and it was eye-popping.

It really was

comparable to the trucker convoy.

The most iconic picture was a Muslim woman wearing a hijab,

holding up a sign that said, don't trust anyone who tells you to keep secrets from your parents.

It was something like that.

I don't have the picture in front of me.

And that's what it is.

Across Canada, our provincial governments are introducing laws that would require schools to tell parents if their minor children were switching genders changing their name changing their pronouns just to let parents know because until this point it's being kept a secret between sex ed counselors at school and the kids and that's so gross keeping secrets about sexual matters from your parents that's something that you know you used to arrest people for a decade ago So

public opinion polls show that about 80% of Canadians support the parents' right to be informed.

But Trudeau called those people transphobic.

No surprise.

So where is Trudeau?

Because he's kind of, I think, kind of like our Gavin Newsom.

The guy's batcrap crazy.

And where is he in his cycle?

I mean,

do you have term limits on him?

And when is he up for re-election?

We do not have term limits.

He has been prime minister for eight years, and his father, Pierre Trudeau, was prime minister for 16 years.

And I fear that Justin Trudeau wants to equal or better his father.

Now, there is some hopeful news, though.

He's had so many missteps.

And by the way, it all started when the truckers made him blink.

He overreacted.

He declared martial law.

He deployed riot horses.

He seized bank accounts of his political political opponents.

And he felt pretty proud of himself.

But that marked, I think, the end of the honeymoon.

And he's been on decline in the polls ever since.

The latest polls put him 15%

behind the new Conservative Party leader, who again was installed because the truckers, because the old Conservative Party leader wouldn't even meet the truckers.

And so the Conservative caucus threw out their old leader and they chose a leader who's got a little bit more courage.

So those truckers, I think really not only helped end the lockdowns, but I think they put Canada on a more hopeful path.

Now it's very dark right now, but Trudeau is 15%

behind the polls.

He's alienating so many different communities.

And I have to think that, you know, a lot of people were sort of in love with Trudeau.

And when you fall out of love with someone, it often turns to hate.

It's not just neutrality.

I think people feel duped by him.

People who were enthralled by him feel that they were tricked and hoodwinked.

They realized that he is an odious man.

He's an actor.

Like many male feminists, he was faking it.

I think he's going to be thrown out.

I sure hope so, Glenn.

Well, that would be good news for the United States as long as he's replaced with somebody better and not necessarily, you know, we could do worse.

I don't know how, but I think the devil has some time on his hands.

You know, I'm sure he would take the job in either of our countries.

Ezra, thank you so so much.

I appreciate everything you guys do up in Canada.

Thank you.

Thanks, my friend.

You bet.

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Well, hello, and welcome to the program.

There's a couple of things going on.

Right Aid is going out of business, closing hundreds of stores.

It is mulling bankruptcy right now.

Gee,

I wonder what it could be causing that.

I no idea.

Amazon has also announced that television shows and movies on its prime video service are going to include now limited advertisements.

I mean, is that what we were paying for?

Yeah, I thought so.

$8.99 per month.

Or if you're a prime member, you get it for $14.99 a month or $139 annually.

I thought that's what we were paying for.

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the impression I was under is $15 a month were so you didn't have to put up with commercials.

Now that's going up another three bucks a month.

Well, $2.99.

So essentially you're going from $15 to $18.

And that might not seem like a lot to many, but for my wife, that's going to be, I'm not paying $18 because

what is she going to say?

I'm not paying $18 a month because I'm thinking about her.

Yeah, okay.

Your wife is frugal.

She is frugal, a little bit frugal.

Good word for what she is.

Yes.

Yeah.

Why do you say that?

Very, very

kept you out of the poorhouse.

She has.

She has.

Many times.

She has.

Many times.

The first time I met you,

Pat's wife was making his shirts.

I met him.

All of them?

Not all, but the money.

Yeah, but the one I met you when you were wearing when we met you was a homemade shirt.

That's true.

And I thought that was

quaint.

I thought, no, that is really

wow.

You thought it was adorable, if I remember correctly.

It was adorable.

It was adorable.

So to say she's frugal is.

It's a massive understatement.

I'm not going to pay third diagnoses.

Okay, I know.

And you know what?

This does start to add up.

Does it?

All the services to it.

Sure, it does.

What services do you have?

Well, we've got Amazon.

We've got Netflix.

Okay.

All right.

Disney Plus.

Yeah.

Hulu.

Blaze.

Blaze.

Obviously.

Obviously.

I get a little bit of a discount on that one.

Right, sure.

But

do you watch like the Paramount?

Yeah.

Okay, so

there's quite a few.

Yeah, there's quite a few.

That's adding up

a great deal.

Yeah.

Do you watch movies on demand?

Yes.

Yes.

Well, I try to anyway.

It'll be like the weekend.

And it'll be looking for something, desperately searching for something to watch because we've seen everything.

So then I'll go to the movie, the iTunes movie thing

and click on something.

Let's watch this.

This looks really good.

I'm not going to pay $4.

I mean, it's $4.

It's $3.99.

It's under $4.

You could go to the movie theater and spend much more.

Yes.

Yes.

And that's what I try to tell her.

I'm not going to pay that in my home because it's for each other.

Okay.

Jeez.

It's agonizing.

It's agonizing.

You know how hard it is to find things to agree on?

Oh.

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Add kids into the the mix and it's deadly.

It just doesn't happen.

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I mean,

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There's got to be, I mean, you know,

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His father is a dear friend,

Andrew Clavin.

And Spencer is probably one of the more brilliant people I happen to know.

He wrote the book, How to Save the West.

And we wanted to get him on today to to talk a little bit about you know the roman the roman empire because we've been thinking about it a lot spencer

we have yeah

it's a pleasure to be back and i think this will fill our quota for the entire week

i mean you are the

you're the one guy that probably does think of the roman empire i don't understand i don't understand i never think of the roman empire

I'm glad you, I'm glad you can admit that.

It's a big man to admit that.

Like, no, I'm like, put me in, coach.

You know, I'm ready.

Okay.

All right.

So

are we repeating the pattern of the Roman Empire?

Well, there's a good case to be made that the pattern we're actually repeating is the pattern of the Roman Republic at its very end, right when it became an empire.

We in America are a republic.

That's how our nation was founded.

That's the regime our founders put in place.

And they put it in place for a very specific reason because they had studied studied ancient history as well as more recent history and they knew that all sorts of forms of tyranny can come into place with all different kinds of government.

You can even have a tyranny of the mob under democracy.

You can of course have the tyranny of a monarchy which they had just escaped from.

And in order to preserve American liberty against those forms of tyranny, they created this threefold government.

The three different branches of our government are meant to balance the different powers that compete against one another so that individual Americans can be free.

The only way that you can destroy that kind of system is from within.

Republics die by suicide.

And in Rome, what happened is a very small coterie of elites, of well-heeled, rich, well-to-do people, got together among their cronies and conspired to deprive large masses of the citizenry from their birthright, from the lands that they were supposed to have access to after their military service.

No, imagine that.

And

it's impossible, of course, for us to think about this happening in America.

You know, a small group of elites getting together and

lording it over the people.

That would never happen here.

But of course, that's exactly what we're starting to look at.

And it's part of why guys like me, and I think you as well, you know, are so concerned about the way that the Davos crowd and these sort of hoity-toity upper-crusted elites are trying effectively to take control away from the people.

Aaron Powell, so what caused the downfall of the Republic?

What was it besides the elites?

The people had to be

probably like we are now.

That's right.

Well, this is part of why elite capture is so poisonous for republics.

You know, Machiavelli, the great

Renaissance-era thinker in political philosophy, looked back on the Roman Republic and he said, were the elites or the people worse?

It's kind of hard to tell who was more to blame.

But ultimately he said it was the elites who failed most because in their failure they not only discredited themselves, but the entire system that they were supposed to represent.

And that is also what happened in Rome, that public trust started to drain, to hemorrhage out of these Republican institutions.

And by the time the era of Julius Caesar came along, Plutarch, one of the great essayists of antiquity, said there were many observers who thought they would be lucky if nothing worse than a tyranny emerged from this situation.

You start to get populist rulers who agitate the crowd.

It becomes very, very easy for one person or one group of people to effectively promise the people that

they'll give them everything they want.

They'll give them all their land, all their money back.

They'll just take it out of the hands of the elite.

And then you have a populist uprising, which eventually turns into a monarchy or a tyranny, which is what you got after many, many years of civil war in Rome.

Yeah, I can kind of relate to all of that.

Where are we on this cycle?

Well, one thing I think it's important to bear in mind so that we don't despair here is that this is not

an ironclad prophecy.

These things don't always happen exactly the same way.

History doesn't repeat itself, but it does rhyme.

And so I would propose that in many ways at home, what we're looking at is this kind of decay of a republic at the point at which the people begin to become fed up.

There is an enormous mass of populist energy, not just on the right, also on the left,

with people feeling that both political parties have completely failed to serve their interests or even to offer them a solution to the problems that they refuse to acknowledge and, in many cases, undertake to make worse.

And so that populist energy is now, I think, brewing in our country in some very dangerous ways.

We've seen the way that, you know, when people take to the streets, as in 2020, for example, things can get really hairy really quickly.

It doesn't mean that we are doomed, I don't think, to tear our government down to the studs and institute a monarchy, but it does mean that very careful and serious engagement with the legitimate concerns of those people that feel underserved by the government is the only way for anybody to take serious political power in this country right now.

And I think that explains a lot of what you're seeing in the presidential race as well.

Has anyone gotten to this point and turned it around?

Yeah, it's a great question.

We talked about this when I went on your

podcast.

I mean, I think that the Romans got to this point several times before it all collapsed and did turn it around.

And the way that they did that was by

meeting between the elites and the people.

Several times in Rome's history, the people clamored again, in the way that they did at the end, for more rights, for more attention,

to be given what they believed was their due as Romans.

And it was not that they simply, the elites then just rolled over and gave citizenship to everybody that wanted it and just kind of answered every populist claim, but they understood that they were now responsible.

They had what you might call now a noblesse oblige, a sense that as elites, they had had an obligation to listen to the voice of the people and to negotiate.

One thing that's true about America is we are not going to get rid of elites altogether.

It's a mistake to think that what's coming up next is, well, we'll just have a bright new future of equality for all in every respect.

Everybody's going to be the same.

There are always going to be elites

because there are always going to, even in a meritocracy, people are going to rise to the top.

The key is to replace our current elites who have no interest in negotiating with the people with elites who have a sense of responsibility toward those people that they are elevated above.

And that kind of negotiation can turn this thing around.

It did in Rome, men, several times before the end, and it could for us too if we have a little bit of help from upstairs.

How do you convince people?

Have you thought about this, Spencer, on

the way we have been brainwashed?

I look at the 1930s, and I think we are repeating many of those same mistakes.

And I never understood how the German populace could go from, you know, decent people with a republic to 15 years later, the Nazis.

How did that happen?

I understand it much more now.

All you have to do is start pitting people against each other

and

telling bigger and bigger lies and people tend to believe them.

Right.

Yes, I think about this a lot, and it's something that is discussed at the beginning of Plato's Republic, actually.

Socrates says, well, if you won't listen to persuasion, then I have no way of convincing you.

If people are actually dead set against hearing because they've been brainwashed, then it becomes very, very difficult to break through that cloud of lies.

But I go back again and again to something that Alexander Solchenitsyn said.

And here's a guy who lived through a far worse version of this kind of brainwashing, you know, a dissident in the Soviet regime, a prisoner in the gulag.

And he gave a speech in which he said, live not by lies.

And what he personally concluded in that speech is that the only thing that can undo that kind of spell of media deception, of educational brainwash, all of that stuff, is a personal non-participation in lies.

Every one of us that thinks that something is up, something is going wrong, has to be forthright and open about that because the hypnotism that happens when everybody is kind of towing one dishonest line isn't just about people believing these lies.

It's also about cowardice.

It's also about people that say, I think there's something wrong with this, but I'm afraid of what's going to happen if I speak up.

Soltanitzin said that one man who refuses to say that lie can turn the world upside down.

And I think courage really is the virtue that we are most in need of right now.

It's not that you need to be brilliant and see perfectly to every truth that has been concealed.

It's just that you need to state forthrightly what you believe: that men can't turn into women, that socialism has failed everywhere it's tried.

I mean, these things have become incredibly costly to say, but saying them is our only hope of breaking that spell of lies.

Trevor Burrus, Jr.: When Rome saved itself,

did did it have a

savior, if you will, somebody who stood up and could talk common sense to both sides of the room?

Because I don't see that on the horizon.

The way things are going politically,

I don't see somebody that can unite everybody.

That is a huge problem for us.

I agree with you.

I mean, Rome did have these heroes that would emerge throughout time, and they really rooted a lot of their history in these great men.

Some of them were from before the Republic, and then they carried on this tradition, people like Scipio Africanus, you know, that they could look up to and who was rooted not in his love of party, but in his love of Rome itself and in the service that he had given.

One really important way that they encouraged this was that they understood that Roman citizenship was not just a kind of goods, a goodie bag that you got born into.

It was also a series of responsibilities.

And so they encouraged and honored people who went above and beyond in fulfilling those responsibilities in showing bravery in wartime, showing wisdom in moments of political crisis.

One of our major problems in America is that we don't afford honor to people that do that sort of thing.

We don't afford honor to honest people.

We don't celebrate honesty, or indeed we don't celebrate bipartisanship.

All of these things are dishonorable in our public life.

And that's part of why you're seeing the failure of a lot of our leadership class.

It may be that this current class of leaders that is represented really by Joe Biden and even to a certain extent by Donald Trump, that this is an old guard passing away, that's taking a long time to pass away.

We may hope that, especially at the local level, in the way the red states and governors of red states have succeeded, that there's a majority coalition growing who can find leaders from a slightly younger generation.

But I agree with you that it's not hopeful among the people currently in power.

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So

we're talking to Spencer Clavin, who is a historian, a great writer, and

somebody who really just buckles down and studies it so the rest of us don't have to.

And Spencer,

I have read that

the society always starts to dis when it starts to dismantle itself, it goes into what used to be called sexual perversions,

and men men become much more effeminate.

And it's almost a

it's almost a loss of the sexes.

Is that true?

It's certainly a hallmark of this kind of dysfunction.

There's a guy called Rob Henderson who writes about what's called luxury beliefs.

And what I suspect is that this kind of extravagant, crazy, and totally unreality-based sexual psychosis that we're going through.

This is the kind of thing you can only indulge in when you're rich, fat, and happy.

Then you can sit around and say, well, men and women, they're really the same, and they can change into one another.

These things become incredibly difficult to maintain when the rubber meets the road.

And there's actually a story in Dionysius of Halicarnassus, who was this great historian from the ancient world, who writes about a tyrant in a little island that was kind of obscure, but who, when he took control, one of the things this tyrant did to make sure that nobody would ever rise up against him is he ordered that all the boys should be taught like girls in school and that they should be made effeminate through their training.

And this is how he thought that he could stay secure in his tyranny is if he kind of sanded down the rough edges of masculinity.

There's a good argument to be made that a generation of weak and effeminate men is one of the best ways to put a tyranny in place, to encourage men to

abandon their aspirations to manhood and masculinity, to shame them for trying to take sovereignty over their own lives.

These sorts of things are an excellent way to keep a population docile, and they're also an excellent way to render yourself weak to invasion from outside, which is eventually what that tyrant succumbs to, is that people who had not been trained under his oppressive regime took up the call of manliness and

overthrew him.

So, yeah, I do think that when you're sort of easygoing, when everything is looking great, when you're on top of the world, you can sort of indulge in these obscure theories about masculinity and femininity.

But the less you have available to you, the less defense you have available to you, the more you're going to start to realize that actually men need to be men and women need to be women.

Boy, oh, boy, oh, boy.

Is this, I mean, it's just, everything you're saying is playing out.

Is there a place in the Roman Empire or the Roman Republic's history that we haven't repeated yet, that

you might say to yourself, when I see this,

I'll know.

Well, Appian, who is the historian of this kind of period when the Republic fell apart,

said that when it was really over is when Romans took up swords against one another.

Because he mentions, you know, before this, there were all of these different negotiations between the elites and the people, but it wasn't until civil bloodshed in the era of the Graki, when people started to kill their leaders in order to get rid of them, that things were destined to fall apart.

And whereas we have had violent riots, whereas we did, you know, have January 6th, and we have had

the riots of 2020 and all of this kind of political upheaval and uprest, formalized political violence, where you decide who's going to rule by killing people, is when you really start to think things are falling apart.

So thank God we're not there yet.

Yeah.

Yes, we're not there.

Yes, I'm going to leave it at that.

We're not there yet.

So

I'd love to have you back on because a lot of people are talking about, you know, the glory days of the Roman.

I don't, I'm not sure I know what the glory days of the Roman Empire really were,

but maybe we can explore that next time you're on.

We'll discuss it next time.

There's a good case to be made for Augustus, but we'll leave that for another day.

All right.

Thanks a lot.

Appreciate it, man.

You bet.

Spencer Clavin,

this kid is amazing.

I say kid.

This guy is amazing.

The son of Andrew Clavin.

And his book, How to Save the West, is tremendous.

I was reading it.

Didn't even look at the author.

I was just reading it.

And, you know, Spencer Clavin, I didn't even put two and two together.

Get about halfway through, and I bring it into the producers, and I'm like, we got to get this Spencer Clavin on.

And they all looked at me and went,

This Spencer Clavin, you know who that is?

And I'm like,

Yeah,

of course I do.

Who doesn't?

Yeah.

Do you think I'm a dummy?

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While this is significant, Bob Menendez addresses the bribery charges against him.

Let's just listen in just a little bit.

That is fascinating, especially the way he tells that that story.

And he's weaving it well.

And that was live.

Yeah.

Yeah, that was live.

What's going on right now?

Yeah.

You know what?

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You know, if something is breaking on that, we're going to check in right now.

It's the darkest day coming a Super Song.

Okay.

So, wow.

We'll keep you up to speed on that.

I'm starting to lose track of all the people that are accused of bribery.

Yeah.

Yeah.

You know what I like?

What?

Not taking bribes.

I like that.

In a candidate.

You do?

Yeah, I do.

Are you that picky?

Well, I know I'm not voting for Poe.

Wow.

But I just hope I'm not voting for a trader.

You know what I mean?

Somebody to just sell RC grants or.

That's a pretty high standard, though.

Yeah.

Really?

It is.

Somebody

who is not committed treason.

Somebody.

Yes.

I'm pretty firm on that.

I'd also like somebody that doesn't have Swiss bank accounts or offshore accounts.

What about gold bullion that they're getting from don't like you know where are they getting it from?

Well, from like Egypt.

Let's say it's Egypt.

No, I don't.

I mean, in exchange for infra-sensitive American information.

No, I'm no.

Really?

Yeah, I am.

I am against that.

Now, he did take gold bullion.

I mean, the only person you could elect

would be the Pope.

No, I don't know if he's clear of all those things.

That's true.

So

we have Bob Menendez, who is the senator from the great state of New Jersey,

who would have seen corruption coming out of New Jersey?

He's the chairman of the very powerful Foreign Relations Committee.

He just temporarily stepped down while the charges are going on.

Well, they hung jury last time.

Yep, in 2015.

So this isn't the first time he's run into problems.

Probably won't be the last.

Well, it could be.

It could be.

Yeah, if he's convicted, he could just wind up in prison for the rest of his life.

Right.

Which would be nice for him.

Yes, wouldn't it, though?

I would like that.

Yeah.

I would like that.

It's amazing, though, that even Democrats are saying you need to resign.

Because, and I think that is because, not because they have ethics all of a sudden or they care about the country.

It's because he might lose the election.

He's underwater now against the potential opponent that would be running against him

for the office in New Jersey.

But

he only got $480,000

into his bank account from the Egyptians.

Oh, I see.

I look at bribery, you know, a lot more than $40,000.

Well, yeah, you would think.

Well, they did throw in some gold bullion.

No, it was just like a little, like a coin.

Like two bricks.

Two gold.

Two bricks of gold.

Wow.

So that's.

Then he did get a Mercedes-Benz, but it was just a C-class.

Oh, well, a C-class doesn't even categorize.

If I'm committing treason, I'm holding out for S-Class.

Yeah.

At least.

And even the 550 or 650.

Yes.

You know, and the A-B something, whatever that system is.

That system.

Yeah.

That makes it even better.

I want that.

Then they put $70,000 into his wife's account.

But he didn't know that.

He didn't know.

Who knows what their wife is doing?

He swears he's never talked to his wife about business deals in Egypt.

Or political deals.

He's never.

He doesn't know anything at all about her business.

No.

She was just, she happened to be doing business where he was doing business in Egypt.

And they happened to send that to her.

But he has, what?

He didn't take that 70 grand.

It was her.

Right.

I mean, who among us?

Who among us?

Who among us?

Hasn't had $70,000

to a wife's account.

Yeah.

And you didn't know about it.

You didn't know about it.

You had no idea.

Oh, honey,

you have a $70,000

bank account?

Well, of course I do.

Of course you do.

Sweetheart, I've got one.

That's silly of me.

I've been working in Egypt.

I know I didn't tell you, but that's only because I didn't want to compromise you and have to have you say,

wait a minute, I'm working.

That might look bad.

Yeah.

You know?

Right.

And it's so much less than you got.

You got the $480,000 that was stuffed into envelopes and hidden in clothing and closets and safes all over

your house.

So he didn't even put it in the bank.

No.

Huh.

He didn't.

Well, because that can be tracked down.

You know, if you're.

Well, sure it can.

You know what I mean?

Sure it can.

And And you don't want that seen by others.

They might misconstrue it.

They might think there's something nefarious going on.

Right.

I just haven't gotten to the bank yet.

Right.

With my gold bullion bricks.

I, you know,

I'd like a job like that.

I'd like a job like that.

Where I just,

you know,

steal like

your show prep.

Right.

And then I give it to somebody else and they give me a gold brick.

I'm just saying,

America, I'm open to that.

Are you really?

I'm absolutely open to that.

You will take bribes.

I will take.

I will take to my show prep.

Yeah.

I'll steal your show prep and give it to somebody else.

Now it's kind of interesting because here's a whole list of my show prep that I see

in your show prep.

Yeah, I know that.

Mine's also included.

So I know that.

You kind of got it for free.

I don't know.

No, I'm not just taking it.

I'm not just taking it to use for myself.

I'd be taking it and selling it to others.

Okay.

Yeah.

You got to add that extra step.

I don't have an offshore account yet, but I do have a closet, and I can fit pretty large envelopes into the closet.

Do you have any socks that you can stuff cash into?

I guess.

I mean, I've never

tried, but I'm, you know, I'm new at this.

You would look in your sock drawer for cash.

Nobody.

Now, I don't have to

do crack off the belly of a hooker.

Not necessarily.

Only if you want to.

That's optional.

Okay.

We'll give that away.

And I want to do it only on Russian foreign nationals.

Okay.

Okay.

All right.

Or Ukrainians.

Yeah.

That makes sense.

That would be good.

Or strippers from Arkansas, let's say.

Or that, you know, but they tend to have babies.

Anyway,

that's oddly specific.

So Menendez,

I mean, they don't have anything on him.

No, besides all this.

Yeah.

Besides the $480,000 they found,

the Mercedes he's driving, the gold bullion in his possession,

and the $70,000 in his wife's account.

They got very little left.

Right.

So what you're saying is

there's no evidence

yet.

No evidence.

No evidence.

No evidence.

This has got to stop.

If these guys can continue one after another

to take foreign money.

I mean, it's not even like

for them.

Yeah.

I mean, it would be bad if it was like, you know,

coming from i i don't know the rockefellers or you know uh the dow chemical company or or whatever right but it's coming from foreign governments really bad really badly bad there's a couple of things that's one of the things the other is can we stop electing people who have been mentally compromised uh it's just a thing of mine i i might be alone on that where i want my elected officials especially in really high places

Menendez is not their mental faculties?

No, I'm going beyond Menendez now.

This is a little extra thing for some other officials in our government.

You want them to be.

I want them to be fully capable of

Feinstein.

Yeah.

Okay.

She's not really, you know.

All there.

Yeah.

What about if we replace her with Kamala Harris?

If the president just says, Kamala, you are too important for this nation.

We need you in a really

yeah we need you in that in another

role.

Yeah, not a role that's not the vice president.

He called Canada and they didn't they didn't have any room to hold

but one in California.

Right.

But yeah.

And then you take the California governor

and you move him in to

the vice presidency.

What an idea.

Yeah.

What an idea.

Because then you could get,

you you could get like 10 years, a term of like 10 years, not just eight.

Right.

You know?

Huh.

And then you have, let's say, that California governor maybe making sort of national moves, like vetoing a bill everybody knew he was going to sign, but then he didn't.

Right.

Because he's considering weirdness.

That's just like what happened with Gavin Newsom last weekend.

Just like that.

Just a couple of days ago.

He was supposed to sign in.

You know, you will turn in your children if you decide to do anything against having gender surgery.

We cut off her breasts now.

And

if you were a parent and didn't say, Yes, sir,

they'd take your kid away and you could go to prison.

But he didn't sign that strangely.

That is strange.

Yeah.

Almost like he was preparing for something else.

Like a

national thing.

Like kind of a national thing.

Huh.

Yeah.

Or, you know, it is strange.

Inspector Clusaux used to say, strange.

Uh-huh.

Uh-huh.

And I think you know what I'm saying there.

Then maybe somebody talks Biden into resigning.

No.

After you've made those two moves.

Why would you do that?

I mean, that would be silly.

No, he's beloved.

Everybody.

And then he's vigor.

His doctor said he's totally vigorous.

Yes.

For an 80-year-old man.

Yes.

He has the body of a 79-year-old.

Well.

But the mental capacity.

Of a four-year-old.

Or a 114-year-old.

Okay, all right.

One of the two.

Good.

Thank you.

All right.

Let me tell you.

Oh, by the way, we got the numbers in from the border.

Oh, and they're good.

Yeah, they're great.

They're good.

He did his job.

Only 304,000 people came across the border illegally last month.

It wasn't a million.

No, it wasn't a million.

It wasn't 5 million in a month.

It was not 5 million.

So he's doing pretty well.

The border is secure.

Yeah.

I think you might be wrong.

I think you might be wrong.

I don't know.

It gives you that impression.

That's weird.

Well, how much did you say?

Weird take.

How many did you say?

Over 300,000.

It was 304,000, I think.

304,162.

But can you be specific on that?

I can't.

I can't get in.

Okay.

All right.

I'm just rounding up.

All right.

Well, we're going to have to take Pat's word for it.

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This is the Glenn Back program.

Welcome to the Glenbeck Program.

Tomorrow is a big day in Washington.

They start debating four government spending bills.

The Republicans are preparing for this tomorrow, defense, state, homeland security, and agriculture.

I don't want them in really in any of those things.

Well, defense, but other than that, State Department?

No.

Not their budget.

Homeland Security?

No.

No.

Agriculture bill?

I mean, I want to see what's in it, but I don't think they're going to be helping the farmers out.

They never do.

No, they never do.

I don't know why they'd start now.

Yeah.

So they're also going to be, you know, maneuvering back and forth on Ukraine aid.

Republicans.

we just haven't given enough yet to Ukraine.

That's my problem with it.

Let's just.

Everything that comes in, we should probably send to them.

Right?

I mean, let's put them first,

even more than we're doing now, I mean,

because they're only getting a few billion dollars a week.

Who can make ends meet on that?

Nobody.

Well, I will tell you this, that when I look at all the things that we have to do as a nation, I think,

can we issue some IRS guidance to taxpayers who might receive 1099 Ks for ticket sale proceeds, scalpers?

You know what I mean?

Wow.

How often have we talked about that?

That's been

a when I thought about all the things that we should fix,

especially with the IRS, I'm like, go after the scalpers.

Go after the scalpers.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I think we've all had enough of the scalpers and the scalping situation.

Well, Taylor Swift has.

Well, then,

if she has, then so have the rest of us.

I think as Taylor Swift goes, so goes America.

That's my number.

That's my number.

Oh, it's becoming more and more true every day.

I know.

I know.

Did you see the coverage of her at the Chiefs football game because she was there to cheer on Travis Kelsey?

That's all I saw all weekend was

her her cheering.

It's weird now

they're dating

because now each of them has a tight end.

Huh?

Pretty good.

Wait a minute.

Pretty good.

Pretty good.

I mean, for me, a sports joke, that's pretty good.

That's pretty good.

It's pretty good.

Pretty good.

It really is pretty good.

Yeah.

So.

Anyway.

Thank you.

Better late than never.

Yeah.

It had to be done.

Not really.

So I saw that the president was

coming out and saying that he's tired of high ticket sales, high-priced tickets for concerts that we should all be able to enjoy.

Right.

And that's why he is proud to announce the new guidance to

scalpers.

And I thought, man, he is on it.

He has got his finger on the pulse.

Yep.

You know, he is going for the average person.

You know, gee, how am I going to afford this $4,000 ticket to see Taylor Swift?

And, you know, that's if I, you know,

you know, if I get it from a scalper.

Otherwise, they're

$3,000 a ticket.

I mean, how much?

I don't know.

How much are her tickets?

I know

she tried to keep them down at one point.

I think you can get them for,

you can get into the building for about $300 or $400.

Wow.

So you can't see the stage.

You got that going on.

You're actually cleaning up.

Yes.

But you're in the building.

What do you want?

Sure.

Sure.

Now, I don't know if you know this,

there's rumor going around, and the New York Times

wants to squash this rumor about Ron DeSantis

when he was at Guantanamo Bay.

He would feed people in sure with a tube down their throat.

And he would do it, I guess, just for kicks.

I'm not sure.

But

this is from one of the detainees in Guantanamo Bay.

Ron DeSantis was responsible for the body.

He said he tied him to a chair.

He was crying and screaming.

His tubes were shoved down his throat.

Wow.

And then he shoved down the dietary supplement and shore.

And

that's.

So there's one guy.

They've checked with everybody else.

No, didn't happen.

But it did happen to this guy.

Well, he says it doesn't, but the New York Times is reporting saying, you know what?

Hey, I don't think so.

I don't think so.