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It is September 11th,

2023.

And here's what's happening in our world.

New Mexico governor, I love her.

She's great.

She's suspending the right to carry firearms in public all across Albuquerque because,

well, it's an emergency.

It's an emergency.

And so she's enacting emergency orders.

You know, one thing we have to swear off is, you know, yeah, yeah, yeah, we all love the Constitution, but it's an emergency.

No,

if it's not in the Constitution, we do not do it.

If it is against the Bill of Rights, it cannot and shall not be done.

How much clearer did our founders need to be?

There is something afoot in the country and it is no longer just at the federal level.

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So the New Mexico governor, Michelle Grisham, on Friday issued an emergency order suspending the right to carry firearms in public.

Here's what she said.

So effective immediately,

no person

other than a law enforcement officer or licensed security officer shall possess a firearm either openly or concealed within cities or counties averaging 1,000 or more violent crimes per a hundred thousand.

Stop.

I'm sorry, can you remind me of the Second Amendment?

Shall not

be infringed.

That's as clear as it gets.

But she's declaring an emergency.

Why?

Because there's crime.

So what's the best thing to do about that crime?

Take the guns away from the law-abiding citizens, of course.

That way they have no ability to protect themselves when somebody who is carrying a gun illegally

will be the only one there with a gun.

That is fantastic.

Shall not

be infringed.

Go ahead.

Listen to her the way she talks down to us.

Firearm-related emergency department visits.

So to put that in sort of a layman's term.

Okay, what's layman mean?

Terms.

Terms.

For 30 days.

30 days

in Albuquerque and Bernalillo County.

It's the only place that meets both those standards.

Okay.

Statewide order.

Statewide.

But only one place meets both

criteria.

Wow.

We have far too many ER gunshot visits, and we have far too many crimes involving firearms.

We're suspending the Constitution.

Open and concealed carry.

Okay.

Suspending the Constitution of the United States.

So I just want to make sure I understand the order because it's very, she, I'm a lady.

Yeah, I entirely understand.

But when you see her do the hand signals, you know, where she kind of makes like a globe with her hands and she says, you know, this, this whole area, you're like, oh, okay, I get it.

So it's

1,000 gun-related crimes per 100,000 citizens, which, of course, is in the Second Amendment, shall not be infringed unless it rises over 1,000

per 100,000 people.

Exactly right.

Which I don't really remember reading, but it's there, I'm sure.

Sure, it is.

But in Plenty Clause.

But the other part is it's emergency room visits.

So

if...

You shoot a bunch of people and they're all dead when the police arrive.

Yes.

That's fine.

That's fine.

If If this will not kick in, if they're all murdered and dead and long dead with no heartbeat, no chance of surviving.

They just go to the morgue, you mean?

They just go directly to the morgue.

Yeah.

No problem.

This will not go into effect.

Okay.

It's only when they go.

Or if they're just minor, if they're little flesh wounds, you go to the urgent care or something.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

That's fine, too.

It's just the people that go to the ER area.

So it's insensitive.

Does it change now?

Does your opinion change when you find out that an 11-year-old was shot?

It makes me very sad that an 11-year-old was shot.

That wasn't my question on the Constitution, however, I guess.

See?

See?

That's the way everyone should be.

You know,

the Constitution and the Bill of Rights say,

uh-huh.

Well, what that means is we're not going to do that.

Everybody is going to start to look for all kinds of new ideas because it's an an emergency.

We have to have everyone vaccinated and we have to take away your right

to say, no, you're not putting that in my body.

No.

No, no, no, it's an emergency.

We have to do that.

And you have to wear masks.

Well, no, I'm not going to.

Well, you're just a killer of grandma.

No, that seems like the governor of New York that was killing all the grandparents.

We have to do it because it's an emergency.

You have to give up X, Y, and Z because

emergency, emergency, or emergency.

No.

You do not do that.

Now, this is happening all over the country.

This isn't just here.

We're starting to see emergencies, but we're also starting to see the games being played with the Constitution.

I'm going to come back to what's happening in New Mexico in a minute.

I want to take you here and show you what's happening in Texas.

Now, I bet on Texas, but I'm not so sure.

If you're packing and you're thinking, I got to get to Texas, I'm not so sure.

About three years ago, a group of, quote, whistleblowers went to the FBI alleging criminal activity by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton.

I haven't spoken out about this, even though Ken Paxton's been on the show several times.

I think he's a good

attorney general.

I haven't spoken out because

I haven't been able to understand what the hell was even going on.

Now, when you have three whistleblowers going in and saying, oh, we went to the FBI, that sounds bad.

If you're willing to lob the accusations at a state attorney general to the FBI, it's got to, I mean, you got the receipts, right?

Now, here's what I find interesting.

The FBI did not indict Attorney General Paxton.

Is there anyone that you think

they would like to indict more

that isn't in the Trump family?

He's the guy who brings this to court every single time and usually wins against the administration.

Hmm, it's weird.

The FBI just didn't, wow, that is strange.

So after three years, the FBI has got nothing.

Now, a lot has happened in the United States during those three years.

Biden administration weaponized the federal government to persecute their main political opportunity or opponent.

They raided his home.

They indict him.

It seems like every other day, except maybe on Wednesdays, both the federal and the state level.

I don't think I've ever seen such a gigantic shift in government abuse and power in my lifetime.

But now let's go back to Pent Ken Paxton here in Texas.

Ken has been one of the loudest critics of the Biden administration.

He has clearly drawn a line at the state border, declaring that when it comes to federal overreach, state rights are still something that exists in the United States of America.

He is also an ally of President Trump.

Both of these qualities have proven to be dangerous in this new era that we now find ourselves in.

But the FBI doesn't have anything after three years.

But they have three whistleblowers here in the state.

Paxton's state enemies, Republicans,

have decided that now is the time to do to him what what they're doing to Donald Trump.

So it is a rhino-Republican and Democratic effort to impeach him.

Now, that was successful, but the process was a little unusual, a little strange, a little strange.

The vote was pushed through without considering any of the direct evidence.

Direct evidence?

What direct evidence?

No, just impeach him.

They didn't allow the legislature to interview and cross-examine witnesses

without placing witnesses under oath, without allowing members to talk to investigators, without making witness transcripts available to the legislature, without subpoenaing any witnesses with direct knowledge of any of the allegations, and without allowing Ken Paxton to argue in his defense.

Wow, that seems like,

I don't know, Soviet Union, 1952.

The Attorney General

been standing up.

He has been now impeached based on accusation, on hearsay, rumor, and speculation.

Now the impeachment trial has just started.

It got underway last week.

And for the first time, we finally have heard arguments from his side.

Now, the problem started for me when the whistleblowers went to the FBI and the FBI didn't indict

this thing that we don't really know what it is that is so serious and impeachable.

I want you to listen to the exchange between Paxton's attorney and one of the impeachment witnesses, whistleblowers.

Listen.

Let me ask this question again.

Let me get this straight.

You went to the FBI and reported him for potential crimes without any evidence.

Do I have that correct?

We went to the FBI and reported

our belief that criminal activity had occurred.

That was not my question.

Witness needs to answer the question.

Yes or no?

Did I ask it again, Mr.

Vassar?

Please.

I want to get this straight.

You went to the FBI on September 30th with your compatriots and reported the elected Attorney General of this state for a crime without any evidence.

Yes?

That's right.

We took no evidence.

No evidence.

No evidence.

So they impeached an elected attorney general under criminal accusations

with no evidence.

Gang, if they're doing this in Texas, what the hell do you think they're doing in New York?

What do you think they're doing in Ohio or Kentucky?

Indiana.

This is happening in Texas.

And the Rhino Republicans are right along with it.

You see, what happened

right before they decided to go through with impeachment was he pointed out that the rhino, that is the head of the legislature, was giving the seats to the Democrats, giving chairmanships to the Democrats, which is a long-term rhino thing to do here in Texas.

And he spoke out and said, what the hell are we doing?

Why should the people even vote for a Republican?

Well, that was just too much.

Now, everybody I have spoken to, and this is what made me leery until I watched the trial last week.

Everybody said to me, well, Glenn, he's, I mean, he really brought it on himself.

What do you mean he brought it on himself?

Well, he's just made a lot of enemies.

You know, he won't play the game.

Oh, he won't play the game.

So he won't play kissy-ass with somebody who demands that their ass is kicked.

Instead, he just does it.

Oh,

okay.

You know who else was like that?

John Adams.

Now, I'm not comparing the two.

I'm just saying, personality-wise, it sounds a little like John Adams, and I can compare personality-wise.

He wouldn't kiss anybody's ass.

He wouldn't play the game.

That's the reason we have the country because our founders would not play the game.

I swear to you, rhinos,

rhinos in Texas,

I'm going to make you very, very very famous.

Very famous.

You know who else doesn't play the game?

Me.

You know who else doesn't play the game?

The majority of people who believe in America, the rule of law, and the Constitution, who actually are voters in your state.

Remember, we said if they can do this to a president, they'll do it to anybody.

Oh, well, the Democrats are, along with the help of our fine rhino friends.

If they can do it to Trump, they'll do it to Paxton.

And if they can do it to Paxton, they will do it to you.

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you don't see the slippery slope happening.

You have people now indicted in Georgia.

This is not just the FBI.

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Came out in the 1950s.

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It was a study of the Polish police, which had the highest standards and became the most brutal.

And scientists went back and interviewed and tried to figure out what did it take to do that.

The answer was very little.

Either the Constitution, the Declaration of Independence, and the Bill of Rights are sacred

or they are not.

Which

is it?

Too many of us don't even know it.

We don't know the Constitution.

We don't know the Bill of Rights.

And you know what?

We've already lost two generations, gang.

We've lost two generations.

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And

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The Democratic governor of New Mexico said she expects legal challenges, but was compelled to act

because of recent shootings, including the death of an 11-year-old boy outside a minor league baseball stadium this week.

She said the state police are going to be responsible for enforcing what amounts to civil violations.

I urge the state police in New Mexico and every state police officer, every local police officer, every sheriff, please

reread your oath, read the Constitution and the Bill of Rights, And also read ordinary men, please.

So the state police are going to do it because, I can't believe this.

This is great.

The Albuquerque police chief, Harold Medina, said, I'm not enforcing this.

And

what is it, Bernalillo,

Bernalillo County Sheriff John Allen?

said,

I'm uneasy about it because it raises too many questions about constitutional rights.

You're uneasy about it.

I may want to do things.

Me as a human, I may want to do things, but there are certain things that God granted all people that I am sworn to never violate.

Stop being so Mamby-Pamby-wussy.

Step to the plate.

You can say, I feel uneasy because, but then step to the plate.

This is a violation of God-given rights.

Now, let me ask you, why is it only 30 days?

Why'd she only do this for 30 days?

Just to take a breather?

We all have to take a breather.

No.

I think

she picked 30 days because it won't have time

to get through court.

And so if it's not challenged in court, does it stand?

If it's just temporary,

does it stand or not?

I don't know.

She did it, got away with it.

It didn't go to court.

This must go to court all the way to the Supreme Court.

30 days, 30 seconds.

You cannot violate the Constitution.

Yes or no?

It cannot be ambiguous.

And I think that's why she did it.

Now listen to this story.

Sunday afternoon, gozens of gun rights activists gathered in Old Town Albuquerque to voice their displeasure.

Gun rights activists?

Were they flown in from the NRA or

gun owners of America?

Who are these people?

Or are they just Americans concerned about the violation of their civil rights?

There is a difference between an activist and a standard citizen standing up and going, no.

But if they tag you as an activist, you don't want to be an activist.

I don't want to be an activist.

Last thing I want to be is an activist.

I would just like people to leave me, my business, my family alone and do the same for other businesses, families, and citizens.

Leave us alone.

Protesters proudly displayed American, Gadson, and come and take it flags.

A man was holding a sign addressed to Grisham that read, Our founding fathers warned us about you.

A woman was holding a sign that that stated, Gun rights are women's rights.

So far, those signs 100% accurate.

A demonstrator proclaimed, This will not stand.

We will not comply.

Good.

A woman identifying as an indigenous person.

A woman identifying as an indigenous person told the crowd, the law doesn't protect us.

Right.

Another woman, we don't know what color she is.

We had to identify the one indigenous person.

Everyone else, we'll let you assume whatever race you think is really bad.

Whites.

Another white woman, another woman said, our rights come from God and our privileges come from government.

One speaker at the armed rally in Albuquerque, defying the gun-carrying band, told the crowd they need to go out and do this every day, or else it wouldn't have an impact.

There was one anti-gun demonstrator wearing a mask.

But the gun activists gave him a chance to speak and then attempted to refute his claims.

Oh,

so they believed in free speech, too.

Hmm.

The Senate, the state, must justify the Kerry prohibition by demonstrating that it is consistent with the nation's historic tradition of firearm regulation.

But it is impossible for the state to meet this burden because there is no such historic tradition of firearms regulation in the nation.

This is according to a new lawsuit.

Throughout the suit, the plaintiffs cite a 22 Supreme Court decision that struck down the New York gun law.

Good.

Ron DeSantis ripped it.

Ron DeSantis came out and said she's now asserting the power to infringe on a Second Amendment right by executive fiat.

An assertion is not surprising like this since 2020.

Public health has become the pretext for depriving citizens of civil liberties and trampling on our constitutional rights.

It ends when I'm president.

Your Second Amendment shall not be infringed.

Amen.

Jonathan Turley said, this is absolutely unconstitutional.

Can I add a couple things to this, Glenn?

Ted Liu, the congressman, Democrat, we would agree with him on basically nothing.

And he would support all sorts of gun laws that we would consider unconstitutional.

So this is not someone coming from our side of the argument.

He wrote about this.

I support gun safety laws.

However, this order from the governor of New Mexico violates the U.S.

Constitution.

No state in the Union can suspend the federal Constitution.

There is no such thing as a state public health emergency exception to the U.S.

Constitution.

Now,

I feel like a lot of Democrats for the last three years have been telling us there very much is a public health exception to the U.S.

Constitution.

However, you know, I think it's important to, when someone is right, to point out that they're right.

Well, notice what he said, though.

It's a federal constitution.

So no state can override the federal constitution.

He didn't say the feds can't override it.

Yeah.

No, and believe me, we would disagree with him on tons of stuff here.

But it is true that the state cannot override it.

And it's important because there have been times, I mean, you know, you go back in history, you find plenty of times where things were

done to the U.S.

Constitution that I would not approve of at the federal level.

But the state certainly can't do it.

So wait a minute.

So I don't understand this problem.

Are you saying that if there's a federal law, let's say on,

I don't know, marijuana or,

gee, let me think of another one, immigration status,

that it causes a problem when the state or the cities disagree with the feds and just go their own way.

Yeah, you can't do that.

Huh.

You can't do that.

And this is

an increasing tactic done by the left.

You mentioned one tactic that they've attempted, which is this idea of passing these crazy laws they know are unconstitutional, but passing them for short periods of time.

The exact ruling that came out from New York, what was it, last year,

was a situation where this occurred.

They passed a gun law.

They knew, I mean, they had to have known it was unconstitutional.

It was blatantly unconstitutional.

And what they tried to do when they realized it got taken up to the court, they tried to fight it on all the lower levels to try to say, oh, well, you know, for this reason, it shouldn't, you know, shouldn't go to court.

And they tried to win all those early rulings.

They didn't.

They lost them all.

And once they lost them all, they basically nullified their own law.

They withdrew the law, hoping that the court would say, well, the law doesn't exist anymore, so we can't rule on it.

And the court, to their credit, said, nah, that's not going to work.

We're going to talk about this anyway, even though it's now supposedly moot because you ran away from the courts.

You tried to evade it.

It's only moot.

It's only moot if you can stop the court from ruling on it.

Then you can try it again.

Yep.

And again and again and again.

So that is what she's trying to do here, I believe.

I am telling you, we are, and I've said this now for four years or so,

we're one emergency away.

We're one emergency away.

All that has to happen, and it's got to be a major one, but we are a September 11th away

from

all of this going away.

And what they're trying to do now is just manufacture those September 11ths out of things like gun violence problems or climate change issues.

The attack on the Capitol, which every American was against.

You know, look at this.

George Floyd, every American was against what happened.

Every American.

I don't know anyone who said, oh, no, he was right.

The cop was right.

No.

Uh-uh.

I don't know a single one.

And they used that to divide us, even though there was no division.

None, none whatsoever.

They not only manufacture things, but then when we're all in alignment, they still manufacture the division.

And going back to January 6th here, Glenn,

let me ask you this question, and I mean this sincerely.

What's the real insurrection?

Is it a bunch of idiots in horn hats ransacking the Capitol?

Or is it a governor of a state overturning the Second Amendment by yourself?

Is it the federal government saying, you know what, $500 billion of student loans, kapoof, there's gone forever?

Is it the eviction moratorium that they just implemented?

Which one is really challenging

our civilization as it stands?

Which one is doing it?

They're saying that September, I'm sorry, January 6th, which we were all united on and still are pretty united.

Now the gray areas have started to come because of the way the FBI has handled this.

But none of us are against the people who are breaking the glass and the windows and tearing everything up and came in hoods and helmets and everything else.

None of us are for that.

But what they've done since then, they say that that group was trying to overthrow the Constitution.

No, Stu is exactly right.

It's what the courts and the FBI have done.

Now, they are causing the constitutional crisis.

They are the ones.

That's why, you know, people are like, we should secede.

No, we shouldn't.

No, we shouldn't.

I stand by our founding documents as written.

We haven't used them in about 100 years.

So don't tell me they failed.

We haven't used them.

And beyond not using them, now we are in violation of them almost every single day.

And it's not me.

I'm not anti-government.

I am anti-unconstitutional government.

I'm fine when the government's playing, you know, in the rules.

Long as they're playing by the rules, I'm perfectly fine.

They're not playing by the rules, gang.

Well, that's why we've got to not play by the rules.

No, that makes us them.

How about we try that old dusty document that no one has tried?

Tell me what you want.

Tell me what kind of country you want.

Now, if you want a fascistic, you want one led by a strong leader, then you're going to have to go away from the Constitution.

I want people to be free, to be left alone,

for there is rule of law

that we judge every man.

Justice is blind.

I want that one, and we already have the formula for that.

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But the one time they can get it through, like for example, forcing everyone in America to purchase health insurance, right?

Correct.

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22 years ago, I wrote an essay called The Greatest American Generation.

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It is September 11th,

2023.

22 years ago,

I wrote an essay

called The Greatest American Generation.

I reread it this weekend and wondered how much of that

is still true.

How much of that do I still believe?

How much has changed?

Here's what I wrote.

I've always believed that the greatest American generation is the one that is living in the here and the now.

The question is not if this is the greatest American generation.

The question is,

will we wake up and become it?

I remember staying at my grandparents' house in the summer when I was small, and every morning,

before there was even light,

my grandmother would open up the attic door from downstairs to these wooden steps, and she'd say, kids, it's time to wake up.

My sisters usually bounded out of bed, but I was usually the one that it took her a few times before I'd lumber out of bed and cross the cold, squeaky wooden floor.

But eventually I would,

mainly because I could smell breakfast from the attic.

My grandfather was always outside.

He was already there.

I think he had been there since probably four o'clock in the morning feeding the chickens.

They were hardworking, good, and decent people.

Growing up, it seemed to me that they were

from not only a different time, but also a different place.

But they weren't.

The spirit of our parents and our grandparents isn't from some foreign place.

It hasn't died out.

We've just not attended to it.

It's a flame that flickers in all of us, and it is there ready to blaze again to life when we're ready to face the challenges that now lie at our feet.

It's what sets us apart.

It's what built this country.

The average person did not cross the Rocky Mountains.

I would have never done it.

I don't know what that says about about me, but I would have looked at those mountains.

I would have looked honestly at the Missouri River and said, nope, not crossing that.

No bridge.

Build a bridge.

I'll be back.

The Rocky Mountains?

Not a shot.

But people did it.

This is what sets us apart.

It's what built us.

It's why our borders

still teem with the poor and the tired and those yearning to be breathe free.

I don't know about the people crossing our border now.

But those immigrants that came to our shores, across our border, crossing an ocean,

most likely they were

your relatives.

They were my relatives coming here in the 18 and the 1900s.

They were searching for a better way of life.

The flame that Lady Liberty holds is the,

we deem it the American spirit, and it is supposed to burn inside all of us, no matter what our race, our gender, our religious background.

But it actually was originally built as a reminder to the people of Europe of the freedoms that that allowed America to capture the creativity of human spirit.

The flame that she holds is called imprisoned lightning

and it's a salute to the invention of the light bulb, perhaps the greatest invention of all time.

It turned darkness into light, something that before Edison was truly in the realm of God.

But now so much of what we have and experience today, it's

just expected.

It's normal.

It's humdrum.

But it isn't.

Everything around us is truly as miraculous as the imprisoned lightning.

Because it all started with an idea.

The world is watching us.

It's not new.

It always has been watching us.

Since the dawn of man, people dreamt of a better life, dreamt of a better way, dreamt of being free.

They looked for Camelot, where a king wouldn't slaughter them and take everything they can.

But Camelot was a dream.

It was the iron fist of the king and all those he found favor with who lorded

their station above us and crushed the dream of bettering oneself and owning just a small patch of land that was theirs, that I could follow my heart and my passions.

Man, it seems, needed an ocean between the old ways

and new ideas.

That ocean is as small as a

backyard pond now,

and there is no other place to go.

It was Americans that finally found a way to build a better tomorrow for the individual.

No promises,

just an honest effort.

Out of all that we have built, the powerful machines, the computers, the weapons of mass destruction, the hardware and the software that we spend millions on every year to protect and keep our plans secret,

our biggest secret seems to be

the one that the world wants most of all

is not a secret.

It is something we used to freely give to the rest of the world, but now it seems we're so arrogant, we act as if it is a secret and we jam it down everybody's throat.

It was the self-evident truths

that all men are created equal for some reason that hasn't been really fully duplicated anywhere else.

It's influenced so many countries around the world.

It can't even be passed on from person to person.

Let me say that again.

It cannot be passed on from person to person,

torch to torch.

It has to be earned.

It has to be lovingly taught.

That's how you gain the American spirit.

Twenty-two years ago, we were lucky enough not to be trapped in one of those towers or on a plane or in the Pentagon.

When is the last time you gave thanks for the last twenty years?

Not for our lives,

but for the ability to have more time to

change our ways.

God has not forsaken us.

This is so crucial that we understand.

He has been trying to awaken us.

He has been standing at the bottom of the stairs and gently calling out, kids, it is time to wake up.

We've been given another chance and we don't get up.

We got up for a few minutes and then fell back to sleep after 9-11.

And then we had the crash of 08.

Kids, wake up.

Then we've had everything from 2016 to today, over and over and over.

It seems like every day, he's like, get up!

When and what will it take for us to actually get up and begin a new day?

Thousands of years ago in Babel, the great civilization

in their arrogance built a tower to reach the sky.

They wanted to be God.

It didn't just crumble.

God destroyed it, not out of anger, but out of love.

He is God.

We are not.

The people were scattered.

Our symbols of power and wealth

crumbled before our eyes

on that Tuesday, 20-plus years ago.

But what did we do?

We built a bigger tower.

We sought vengeance

and justice.

And then

I don't know what happened to us.

I wrote at the time, Americans aren't ever going to scatter.

Let the world recognize through our actions today that those firefighters in New York are not the exception.

They are the rule.

Because Americans don't run from burning buildings, we run into them.

Is that still true?

It was a beautiful fall morning,

right on the edge of the land created through divine providence.

Our little coffee shops were open, children were on buses.

People were in the subway, people were in the streets.

Some were just standing on the sidewalk, soaking up that sun.

People were easing into another typical workday

when America's greatest generation heard the voice, kids, it's time to wake up.

The task before us now is much more daunting than what our grandparents and parents faced.

We must be stronger.

We must be personally,

spiritually, physically, temporally prepared

because the torch has passed to us.

Will we be the greatest American generation or not?

Will the American experiment die with us

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I remember in the days after September 11th,

the feeling in the country was, I want something to do.

What do I do?

What do I do?

And the president said,

go shopping.

Your patriotic duty was to go shopping.

I was so offended by that.

I remember in the time of World War II, my grandparents and my mom, my dad, would go out and they'd gather scrap metal from the neighborhood.

Ours was to go shopping?

We have given up so many freedoms.

We have given broad power to the government in the name of safety.

Well, we better not get onto the plane that TSA is there because they want to make sure that they get Muslim extremists.

When's the last time you heard that?

Now you may be the extremist.

Drones are flying over our cities.

The Department of Agriculture has its own SWAT team.

The President of the United States is about to forgive all student loans, putting himself knowingly above Congress.

For the first time, we're threatening to put a former president in prison along with his attorneys for questioning election results.

Something that was done every election by the same people who questioned every election they lost since 2020.

They're now screaming, lock him up, for doing what Al Gore's attorneys did legally in 2000.

It is legal.

When was the last time you ever saw a defendant's attorneys go to jail?

I don't know if I've ever seen that.

You can now scoop Americans right off the street without a warrant or trial.

We know they eavesdrop on every keystroke or every utterance.

Let's not forget that in Utah, the NSA has a storage facility for data holding all of their phone calls, emails, and electronic surveillance that is five times the size of the Capitol Complex in Washington, D.C.

Five times.

How did we get here?

Because we bought into the lie that our patriotic duty is to go shopping.

To do something fun.

It's not.

Our patriotic duty requires work.

It requires us to be informed.

I never learned history.

I never learned the Bill of Rights or the Constitution or I never learned whatever in school.

Great, neither did I.

So what's our excuse now?

We cannot have a country if we don't understand our Bill of Rights.

What the hell are you fighting for?

I'm for it fighting for America and the American way of life.

What is that?

What creates that?

The Constitution, the rule of law, the Bill of Rights.

That's what creates it.

What are we trying to create?

The mission statement in the Declaration of Independence.

Why did we break away from a country that we loved at the time in many ways?

It's in the Declaration of Independence.

Is there any relevance to that?

Yes, most of it is being done now by our own government in spite of the Constitution.

Tomorrow is September 12th.

Biggest day in my life when I saw Americans being good and decent.

We helped each other.

We cared.

When somebody said, How are you?

We actually wanted the answer.

We would hug strangers, ask them, talk to them.

It's the last time you saw that.

September 12th.

I'll continue this.

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Thank you so much for tuning in.

It is September 11th, 2023.

22 years ago, America changed forever.

And I don't think our children can even begin to understand how different of a country we were before

September 11th.

We've just completely changed.

And some real reflection should be done by all of us on what we've done

since then.

But I want to today take you back to September 11th.

And Dave Issei from StoryCorps, he is with us now.

Hi, Dave.

Glenn, hi, how you doing?

Very good.

You know,

I am proud that we're friends.

I hate to use proud because it's one of the seven deadly sins, but

I'm actually really proud that we're friends, Dave.

You are one of the more honest, forthright,

and caring individuals.

And I don't know your politics, but I know you do a lot of stuff with NPR and

PBS.

And, you know, generally those people don't like me.

But you've always been, you've always looked for a way to come together as we did

on 9-11 and 9-12 so many years ago.

So thank you for that, Dave.

Thanks for giving me the opportunity to be your friend.

Well,

it was never in question.

You know,

I think we've known each other for a while now, and we had each other from hello, you know, and I think we both, we both really love this country deeply and care about the country deeply

and are patriots.

And I also feel like I've gotten to know your audience over these years.

And it's a privilege to know them as well.

And thank you for having me on.

You bet.

So, Dave, in case you don't know, if you've ever listened to NPR, you might have heard of StoryCorps.

And he goes out and they collect stories for the National Archives and collects all of the different stories of what people remember, what they did.

And it's a snapshot into the American psyche and into time.

And

you're going to share something from 9-11.

When were these recorded?

So these,

so we've been around for about 20 years.

And yeah, I think it's a snapshot in time.

I also think it's kind of collecting the wisdom of humanity.

And, you know, the way StoryCorps works is it's two people who come to a booth.

We've had about 700,000 people do this.

So you come with your grandmother, your mom, and you honor her by looking in her eye and ask her about her life.

And we sometimes do big collections of stories when it's important, like post-9-11 vets and their families.

The first

initiative, we call those initiatives that we did was with 9-11 families.

And everyone who lost a loved one on September 11th comes to StoryCorps to leave a record of their lives.

And while StoryCorps is usually two people, with 9-11, sometimes people come by themselves.

And I think we're going to listen to one of those stories.

And that's when they come by themselves.

It's someone who works for StoryCorps who interviews them.

Sorry, Glenn, go ahead.

That's all right.

It's Beverly Eckert.

Can you tell us a little bit about her before we hear her?

Sure.

So

this story that we're about to hear takes place 22 years and one hour ago.

Beverly Eckert's husband, Sean Rooney, was in the South Tower of the World Trade Center when United Flight 175 struck the building.

And while he was trying to make his way to the roof of the World Trade Center, he called his wife.

Sean called his wife Beverly.

Okay.

And she came to Story Core to remember their final conversation.

Here it is.

Sean had warm brown eyes and dark curly hair, and he was a good hugger.

We met when we were only 16 at a high school dance and when he died we were 50.

It was about 9.30 a.m.

when he called and he told me he was on the 105th floor and he'd been trying to find a way out.

He told me that he, you know, he hadn't had any success and now the stairwell was full of smoke.

I asked if it hurt for him to breathe.

And he paused for a moment and then said, no.

He loved me enough to lie.

We stopped talking about escape roads, and then we just began talking about all the happiness we shared during our lives together.

I told him that I wanted to be there with him,

but he said, No, no, he wanted me to live a full life.

And as the smoke got thicker, he just kept whispering, I love you, over and over.

I just wanted to crawl through the phone lines to him and hold him

one last time.

Then I heard a sharp crack, followed by the sound of an avalanche.

It was the building beginning to collapse.

I called his name into the phone over and over.

Then I just sat there pressing the phone to my heart.

I think about that last half hour with Sean all the time.

I remember how I didn't want that day to end.

terrible as it was.

I didn't want to go to sleep because as long as I was awake, it was still a day that that I'd shared with Sean.

You know, and he kissed me goodbye before leaving for work.

I could still say that was just a little while ago.

That was only this morning.

And I just

think of myself as living life for both of us now.

And

I like to think that Sean would be proud of me.

Holy cow.

How many people,

I mean,

how many people on your staff

prompted these stories from people?

I mean, that must have been beautiful and just heart-wrenching.

Well, it's a, you know, StoryCorp

and especially, you know, this initiative or, you know, with vets, a lot of these, you know, life is hard.

It's a very, very difficult job.

And again, you know, most people are pairs when they come to the booth.

And I have

an even more tragic ending to this story, which is that

Beverly was on flight 3407 to Buffalo in 2010 to commemorate Sean's birthday and died in that plane crash.

Oh, my God.

Do they have children?

They did not have children.

They did not have children.

So,

yeah, no, it's hard on Steph.

And, you know,

in the intro to the segment, you talked about how life was different before September 11th, which is true.

But, you know, life was also different

on September 11th and September 12th and the weeks after.

I think you were in Connecticut then.

I don't.

I was in Tampa.

I was in Tampa, Florida.

You were in Tampa.

Yeah, yeah.

But I don't know if it was true in Tampa, but

after September 11th, for two weeks, for 10 days, for one week, we saw each other as Americans.

Oh, no, I think we knew we belonged to one another.

Yeah, I think we saw each other as

people,

as humans, as brothers and sisters.

It was, you know, we loved strangers.

We loved our neighbors.

Yeah.

We would stop.

I remember Stu and I were just talking about this last week.

We were at the Outback Steakhouse that night.

Yeah.

And it had just been, you know, the day everybody had.

And we went out into the parking lot and there was somebody that we didn't know, we had never seen before.

And they were just standing there kind of dazed.

And we went over and talked talked to them and hugged them and I mean

it was

for as horrible as that was

it was the very next day and later in that afternoon it was one of the most beautiful times I've ever seen in America

ever I was in New York I feel the same way I mean we saw the truth of who we are and how lucky we are to be alive and how precious life is and how all of our lives matter equally and infinitely.

I mean, we were Americans, you know, and the question, then we get to the point, the part that you said about how much things have changed because it lasted 10 days or two weeks.

And how can we get that back again?

So, Dave, would you join me again tomorrow?

I know you have another clip, but I'd love to have you back tomorrow because tomorrow is the anniversary of something that we called the 9-12 Project.

And

it was trying to remind people who we were

on 9-12 and that we need to serve one another and be those kinds of people.

And I'm going to do something on that tomorrow.

And I'd love to have you back and

share something that, you know, where people are coming together that are, because that's your current project now, at least

with this audience, is you're trying to...

to show people in different audiences how

people can come together and they can live side by side, that we're not all that different.

Doesn't mean that there isn't evil out there and there isn't things we stand up for, but

that we're people.

We're still brothers and sisters.

Exactly.

And most people, you know,

there is evil out there, but I mean, you know this, Glenn.

I mean, most people are good.

I know.

No matter what their politics are, most people are good, and we've forgotten that.

I'd be honored to come back on tomorrow.

I think I'm on a plane, but

hopefully

let's see what time I'm flying.

Yeah, if not, we'll just try my best to come up.

Yeah, if not, we'll just make sure we have some additional things that we can show

what people are doing now

to try to honor who we really are.

Dave, thank you so much for everything you do.

If you would like to be involved in StoryCorps, all you have to do is

write to StoryCorps.

Dave, what is the exact address where you want people to go if

they want to share?

Dave,

sorry.

Yes, I was just,

your producer had me on the line.

Your question was.

Where do people go to,

if they want to share, if they want to be involved in what you do?

So we'll talk tomorrow about one small step, which is our effort to bring the country together, one story at a time, strangers talking to each other across the political divides.

And the Glen Beck audience is the number one driver of this project on the conservative side.

So

we want everybody, everybody,

especially in the towns we're in, Wichita, Fresmo, Fresno, and Richmond.

And in 48 hours, we're opening up in a town in Georgia, which I can't announce yet.

But go to takeonesmallstep.org, takeonesmallstep.org, and sign up to be a part of this work.

And we'll talk tomorrow, Glenn.

Thank you so much, Dave.

God bless.

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Stu just informed me that I'm not covering the real news today.

Now, I originally thought, okay, well, that's because we have the Attorney General on from Missouri next,

who just won, you know, the big court case against the White House.

You You haven't even mentioned Ashton Kutcher or Mila Kunis today.

I haven't.

And I don't know why.

No, I haven't.

Have you followed this at all?

I think it's sort of a fascinating part of our

one of the guys from

that 70s show raped a bunch of women or one?

I think he was accused of three and was convicted of two.

Okay.

I think that's the way that I didn't follow the story, honestly, that closely.

I kind of assumed he was guilty and honestly didn't really look into it that much.

That

wasn't in my purview.

But what I did find to be interesting was

after this conviction happens, Ashton Kucher and Meet Lacunis are revealed to have written letters to the judge to ask for leniency for their friend, Danny Masterson, who was on, they were all on the show together.

And

their letters are maybe a little over the top.

They're like, he was, you know, he was like a big brother, the greatest big brother I ever had.

They talked about how he helped keep them off drugs, apparently, at a difficult time.

They apparently had a wonderful experience with this guy, at least in their view.

And they later have said it was the family that asked them to write these.

They obviously think the family thinks he's innocent, but

he's already been convicted.

That's not going to happen.

Doesn't Aston Kutcher help in rescuing he runs like a sexual trafficking charity.

Not for sexual trafficking, but against it.

He's against sexual trafficking.

And people are criticizing him.

You are in this organization, and here you are trying to get a rapist off or lenient sentence.

No, but a lenience is 30 is the minimum.

30 is the minimum.

So the range of outcomes here is 30 to life.

Okay, yeah.

And so in theory, what they're arguing for is a 30-year sentence rather than life.

And I think that's actually like what the system is set up to do, right?

Like the whole point of this is to add a little bit of context to who he was outside of these incidents.

And if the judge agrees, which I don't think the judge did agree,

then maybe you get a lenient sentence.

Maybe there's some sort of information that could be interesting in that world.

But like they're getting criticized because, how dare you try to get a rapist off when it's your friend?

Yeah, here you are.

No.

You're trying to get, you know, you know, and I think he's not trying to get him off.

That's a loaded sentence.

He's not trying, he's all he's doing is saying, let's

let's just, let me balance, you've just heard how bad he is.

Let me balance this for the judge to look at between 30 and life.

And life.

That's a pretty.

Did you hear about the guy in, gosh, where was it?

He was driving his car drunk, and this story came out about a year ago.

And

he was at some festival.

And some teenage kid, he said, was this violent Trump supporter and just a virile

Republican.

And he killed him, ran over him in the driveway, then left, then called police from home where they came and they gave him an alcohol test and he was legally hammered.

The kid died.

He got five years.

He got five

years?

Five?

The rapist got 30.

Okay.

He gets five?

How's that possible?

How is that possible?

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Well, I am anxious and happy to have Andrew Bailey on the phone with us from Missouri.

He is the Attorney General.

Missouri has been kicking ass and taking names with the Attorney General's office now for a few years.

He has just won

an appeal in

the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals

on the White House, what they can and cannot do.

Andrew, welcome to the program.

Hey, thank you so much for having me on.

It's great to have you on.

So tell me what happened.

This happened on Friday.

Yeah, as you know, our lawsuit, Missouri v.

Biden, has uncovered the relationship of coercion, collusion between the White House across a spectrum of bureaucratic agencies to silence American voices in violation of the First Amendment on big tech social media platforms.

We went to court in May and asked for a preliminary injunction on July 4th.

The district court laid the first brick and a wall of separation between tech and state to protect our First Amendment right to free speech against government censorship and put a stop to it, this coercion and collusion to stifle Americans' voices.

The Department of Justice appealed and said that they needed to be able to silence voices to protect us from ourselves.

Oh, my God.

And obviously, yeah, I mean, that's when you know you're in trouble, when our rights are imperiled, when they start saying things like that.

But we appealed it to the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, and a three-judge panel on Friday afternoon upheld that preliminary injunction, keeps that first brick in the wall of separation between tech and state in place to protect our First Amendment right to free speech.

This is a huge win for our constitutional rights in the First Amendment.

Is it going to go to the Supreme Court?

I think it has to.

And I think

the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals certainly telegraphed that the Department Department of Justice has 10 days to decide if they want to appeal the ruling.

We anticipate they will.

I mean, throughout the process, in May, after the 4th of July, once the district court issued its order, and then in court in oral argument

a few weeks ago at the Fifth Circuit, the Department of Justice is committed to continuing violations of our right to free speech.

They want to be able to censor voices in opposition on big tech social media platforms.

And look, the court found that the harm is ongoing, that

there's a past-chilling effect of government censorship where people are now self-censoring.

If you talk about Donald, people are afraid to talk about Donald Trump or COVID or election security issues on big tech for fear of being deplatformed, de-emphasized, shadow-banned.

And so the harm is ongoing, and the Department of Justice is clearly committed to future violations.

So we've got to keep fighting this thing all the way to the highest court in the land.

So I just read, I think it was in the New York Times today, they were talking about Elon Musk and

what a lie it was that

most of the free speech that is suppressed is from the right.

and they were just saying that's not true, it's from the left.

The judge in his ruling stated and clarified who was getting harmed, right?

That's absolutely correct.

And I would also point out that on May 26th, when we were we put on evidence, this is not Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey speculating that something happened.

This is proven in court based on evidence through a judicial process and now affirmed by

an appellate court.

But I would point out that on May 26th, after we had put on the evidence,

the district court judge looks at Biden's attorneys and says, well, give me one example where someone you silenced or suppressed or censored wasn't conservative.

And the only example they had was Robert Kennedy, another voice in opposition to Joe Biden.

Okay.

Also, the White House

made it clear of what they wanted to be suppressed and what they wanted to be amplified, but they also threatened them in ways that are completely unconstitutional if they didn't do it, right?

Yeah, that's exactly right.

There was an unspoken or else, do this, or else you will be punished.

The court noted that the White House had plans to punish big tech, that there were both express threats and implicit threats through the use of the inherent authority of their office.

And that's coming from the White House, who is the ultimate authority of the executive branch, and the FBI, who is a law enforcement agency.

So these social media companies, these big tech companies, certainly knew that they were censoring conservative voices at the demand of the federal government.

And he said the Hunter Biden laptop story was real, not mere Russian disinformation.

And the FBI's failure to alert social media companies to this fact is particularly troubling.

What did he mean by?

Well, it's election interference.

I mean, that is the most prime example of election interference that I can provide in the course of this lawsuit.

I mean, at the end of the day, the court found that Joe Biden used the power of the presidency to threaten social media into censoring truthful speech in an orchestrated campaign of a magnitude never seen before in our country.

And Glenn, you and I have talked about this before.

You know, we talked about in 1798 the Alien and Sedition Act that the federalists passed to lock up political opponents.

This is worse.

The court has identified that what's going on here between the federal government censoring on big tech is worse than what was going on in 1798.

And that's the nadir of constitutional depravity and

a slouch toward authoritarianism.

So I'm I'm seeing so much of this going on.

What happened with the governor in

New Mexico this weekend, just saying, you know what, for 30 days, we're just going to ban guns.

You can't do that.

What's happening here in Texas where they are impeaching our attorney general with what appears to be literally no evidence of a crime.

It is crazy.

What's happening?

I mean, I asked Stu today,

when was, if there ever was a time, when was the last time you, A, saw somebody go to jail for questioning the outcome of an election?

And B, their attorneys were charged as well.

When's the last time attorneys were charged in anything?

Yeah, the Department of Justice and these rogue prosecutors in Georgia want to criminalize the practice of law, which clearly runs afoul of the right to counsel provided in the United States Constitution.

But I would also point out what's going on in New Mexico has a direct correlation to what we're seeing in our lawsuit, Missouri v.

Biden, on the First Amendment big tech issues, in that the White House and the Department of Justice in court, in open court, said that COVID justified the violations of the First Amendment, that because of COVID, they had to censor speech to quote unquote protect us from ourselves.

And what the point that we've made in court is that a national emergency never justifies violating the timeless principles codified in the Constitution because the national emergency will never end.

And you see that at play in New Mexico.

The governor there is using a quote-unquote statewide emergency to target firearms, to violate Second Amendment rights of individuals in New Mexico because she contrived an emergency.

The separation of powers matter.

Again, we can't slouch toward authoritarianism because of a perceived emergency.

And that's why standing up and fighting for these fundamental and timeless rights is so important.

So wait a minute.

So will this

because I think one of the reasons maybe you'd you'd know better that was it's only 30 days is so it doesn't go into court and they don't rule.

So it'll just kind of leave it ambiguous.

But I think it needs to be tried all the way to the Supreme Court.

Is this why you are saying that it has to go your case has to go to the Supreme Court?

I believe so.

I think it 100 years from now, law students will crack open a constitutional law textbook and read the case of Missouri v.

Biden, and we'll view that as a turning point in our nation's history where we reaffirmed our commitment to free, fair, and open debate, absent government censorship, where we rejected government censorship and celebrated our freedom.

And that we've got, you know, COVID tyranny, again, that's just the Trojan horse that gets the enemy behind the gates.

And we see that enemy now spreading into so many different areas.

Election, quote-unquote, election security.

The Department of Justice committed to censoring American speech if you question the integrity of election.

And

a new emergency has now popped up where the governor of New Mexico wants to violate the Second Amendment rights of American citizens in New Mexico because of a perceived emergency.

I mean, again, we can't let COVID tyranny spread to these other areas.

We've got to continue to fight back and take it all the way to the United States.

Was the judge on Friday clear about a COVID emergency that these emergencies do not?

Did he state that and make that very clear?

I believe that is absolutely in the court's 74-page opinion.

I think that runs as a common thread throughout the entirety of this litigation.

I mean, from day one, we said that you can't, you know, during times of national emergency, we must remain most vigilant in our protection of our fundamental rights.

And I mean, look at the historical perspective.

I mean, in the 1940s, Japanese Americans were interned during World War II in violation of the Due Process Clause because of a perceived emergency.

You know, COVID,

we were masked, schools shut down.

We were ordered to stay home, weren't allowed to interact with one another.

We saw loved ones, heard heard about loved ones dying in hospitals where we couldn't visit them because of government bureaucrats making decisions for us instead of the process playing out through a legislative body.

And so, separation of powers matters.

That protects our fundamental rights and our freedoms.

The Constitution is the best bulwark against authoritarianism and tyranny.

And I think we've got to continue to reaffirm it in lawsuits like Missouri v.

Biden.

I talked to

Alan Dershowitz

a couple of weeks ago.

And he said he's keeping a chart of bananas.

And he said, I'm up to six bananas.

If you get 10 bananas, we're a banana of a republic.

And there's just no turning back.

And he said

what's going on with the president and the attorneys, he said, is extraordinarily disturbing.

And he said, we're on the verge of just no way back from a banana republic.

Do you believe that?

I do.

I think it's shameful what's being done to President Trump and his legal team and others that, again, you know, questioning the government, questioning the operation of government is a First Amendment right.

That's a fundamental right.

It's no accident.

It's in the very First Amendment in the Bill of Rights.

It's a right of conscience.

You know, it's absolute.

And political speech is the highest order of protected speech in the land.

And that is by design.

And we, you know,

you can need to look no further than these communist dictatorships or Stalinist Russia or even Nazi Germany to see what can happen when there isn't some structure in place to protect us from the government.

And here in Missouri v.

Biden, we can demonstrate that the government has been weaponized to violate our rights to free speech.

Certainly, in the instance of those prosecutions, we can demonstrate that the criminal justice system has been weaponized to go after Joe Biden's political opponents.

It is shameful.

Do you have

Do you have any

can you give any reassurance that they're not going to just keep doing it?

Because that seems to be what the Biden administration does.

They get a court case they don't like, even if it's the Supreme Court, and they're like, hey, they're just going to do it anyway.

Yeah, that's exactly right.

I mean, look, they should be elevating the rules of the game above the players and the outcomes, but they've completely abandoned that approach, and it undermines the rule of law.

This country's national identity is our Constitution.

We all got on board of this concept that the Constitution exists to protect us from the government, and the government

exists to protect our rights.

And yet here, that's completely been inverted and perverted to suppress Americans' free speech and go after political opponents using the criminal justice system.

Again, it's shameful.

I wish I could say it was going to stop.

The Biden administration has the attitude that they get to do whatever they want until someone tells them to stop.

Well, I will stand up, take them to court, and tell them to stop.

That's my job as Attorney General for the state of Missouri.

And look at the court order again.

In Missouri v.

Biden, the court said that every social media user was impacted by the government censorship.

It's not just the individuals that are de-emphasized deplatformed because the government changed the algorithms, changed, the government demanded and the big tech acquiesced to the change in the censorship protocols.

And it's not just the speakers whose rights were violated, it's the listeners.

Unbelievable.

Andrew, thank you for the fight.

Appreciate it.

Congratulations on the win.

Thank you so much for having me on.

All the best to you and your listeners.

You bet.

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey.

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Station ID.

Let's see.

Do we have the audio of

the president was

was in Vietnam and

my gosh,

naked people were running down the street just screaming from his speech.

It was

they were

I didn't hear that very bad seemed like he was a little confused.

Very bad.

You think so?

Maybe a little bit.

Maybe a little bit.

Long flight, of course.

Sure.

Here he is.

Cut six, please.

And I see.

I'm just following my orders here.

Oh, the president's following orders.

Wow, this is him at the podium with the presidential seal.

Still nothing.

Staff, is there anybody haven't spoken to?

I ain't calling on you.

I'm calling myself five questions.

Anita from VOA.

Wow.

Wow, is that bad?

Woo!

Okay, cut seven.

We talked about at the the conference overall.

We talked about stability.

We talked about making sure that the third world, the excuse me, third world,

the

southern hemisphere had access to changes.

It wasn't confrontational at all.

Thank you, everybody.

This ends the press conference.

Thank you, everyone.

How they just cut him off.

Then they put music on, and he actually goes back and talks to them.

Are you ready to follow us?

With the music, What?

And I

don't know what

to do with every person I met with.

Unbelievable.

Unbelievable.

But it's hard to get a jazz guitar.

Yeah, I was going to say it's hard to respond to questions about your son being indicted while slow

jazz is going on.

Yeah, it is.

It's like you don't have the, it's not the right rhythm.

Yeah.

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Here he is on global warming over the weekend, cut eight.

And the only existential threat humanity faces, even more frightening than a nuclear war, is global warming going above 1.5 degrees in the next

20 years.

Can you imagine saying that?

I mean, there is nothing worse than nuclear war.

Nothing.

1.5 degrees Celsius is worse than a global nuclear war.

How I mean, that is a bonkers statement.

A bonker, like any, there's no equivalent that you can come up with on the, on the right.

I was going to say, what if a Republican said, but like, there's no equivalent to how crazy of a statement that is.

Did you know that the federal government is, what is it, Operation Dark Sky?

I can't remember.

They are talking about putting aerosol up into the upper atmosphere

that have particles that will

reflect the sun back out into space.

Okay.

So it cuts down.

It's all part of the geoengineering stuff they've been working on.

Yeah.

Which is crazy.

Let's not do that.

Okay.

But they say it'll take the temperature down by two degrees Celsius.

What the hell are we?

And it's like $50 billion to do.

Yeah.

What the hell are we doing everything else for?

Right.

Why?

Yeah.

You want to work, you want to have a

bunch of nerds to research this stuff in case everything spins out of control in the future?

Sure.

Go ahead.

Go ahead.

Spend some endowment dollars on that universities.

That's that's our global warming effort.

Because, seriously, I mean, all that stuff could theoretically solve it.

Now, I think the ramifications of some of that stuff might not be so positive.

You think?

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I would like to all the main seasonship.

There's a home on board, and I'm going to come back to the airport.

And as I was demanded, hopefully, remain quiet.

Executive 956, did you understand that transmission?

Yeah, that transmission he said was unreasonable.

It sounded like someone said they have a bomb on board.

Sir, did you hear the transmission of the airplane just said he had a a bomb on board?

We didn't get it clear.

That aircraft you can't get a hold of.

Does he turn to the east now?

He just turned to the east, also.

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Something weird is going on.

The World Trade Center is on fire.

Oh my god.

Seriously, the top of the building.

We're trying to get information

top level of one of the

news to unfold from New York's.

The plane crashed.

My sister's in that building.

Okay.

And I hope she's okay.

And I gotta run through New York.

Oh, my God.

First of all, calm down.

We're

raining papers and brushes and

people jumping out the windows.

Oh yeah, they're jumping out the windows.

a second plane has now flown in with explosion into Pentagon.

A third location is air and outside of Washington.

I don't have words to describe what I'm witnessing right now.

Detective immediately until further notice flight operations in the national airspace system by United States civil aircraft and foreign civil and military aircraft are prohibited.

Freedom itself was attacked this morning by a faceless coward

and freedom will be defended.

Oh my

Oh my god!

I've never seen anything like this.

They need to be able to get away from the money.

We're not going to be stopped.

We're not going to be deterred.

We're not going to stay at home.

We're not going to be frightened.

We're going to live our lives as Americans.

We've all got to stick together.

My God, look at the skyline without the towers.

It is Tuesday, September 11th,

2001.

This is Glenn Beck.

Dateline, New York.

In one of the most audacious attacks ever, terrorists hijacked two airliners,

crashed them into the World Trade Center in a coordinated series of blows today that brought down the twin 110-story towers.

Thousands may be dead.

58,000 people

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One plane, United Flight 93,

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22 years ago

today

what a different world we live in

We remember for those of us who were alive at the time, we remember it.

Most

kids that were born around or after 9-11

will have

few memories.

I urge you to go into the podcast today and play that for your children.

Because they're not learning about it in school.

There's no emotion to it whatsoever.

And it is the thing that set us on the path we're on today.

It was a wild ride.

The first day, it was horrible.

The second day,

9-12,

I was standing,

I think in St.

Petersburg, Florida, looking to give blood.

And I was just standing in line with a bunch of strangers.

We were all giving blood.

Blood was not needed.

We just didn't know it at the time.

We thought thousands would be trapped and found.

And we all came together.

And it was a remarkable few days.

It really was.

Earlier, you

read something that you wrote on September 12th, or I I think it was 11th or 12th of 2001 and you actually it was something that you recorded for the radio show

in like we played it every year for many many years yeah

and at one point you talk about the country and how

you know we are

like the firefighters you know we don't run from burning building buildings we run into them

And I've heard that, I've heard you say it so many times, and it always seemed like,

yes, yes, we are.

Does it feel

we are?

I, you know, no, no, I mean, I think that my honest answer at this moment is it does not feel that way at all.

And for the first time, when you said it earlier today, as you were mentioning it, the thing that popped into my head was the withdrawal of Afghanistan.

It's like we

ran from the burning building, we no longer are the people who run towards.

But see,

see, this is the thing that always made America unique that we have forgotten.

We are not the government.

Okay.

The government is separate because it has separated itself.

We, the people, are supposed to be the government.

We're reflected by our government.

Right now, there's no reflection, and I can prove that to be true, that we still are the people that run into the building.

The government is not.

What happened on Afghanistan?

That happened on a Monday and people were falling from the sky on our planes as we ran with our tail between our legs and we left all of those people.

What did we do?

Two days later, this audience started a drive to raise money to go rescue those people and 18,000 people rescued by this audience.

You were the firefighter that ran into the building.

You just didn't have any boots.

You didn't have a helmet or a shield.

And nobody mentioned it afterwards.

Nobody did a big tribute to you.

We should.

You so deserve it.

You so deserve it.

Don't don't forget those things.

Because

I struggled with that this morning as I reread and go back and listen to hour one of the podcast.

I reread parts of the speech that Stu was talking about or the essay that Stu was talking about.

And I wondered, how much of that do we still believe?

You can find it actually in written form at Glennbeck.com.

And the question on Glennbeck.com is, do you still believe this?

Do you still believe this?

And that particular phrase bothered me as well as it did Stu.

As I was putting the show together, you know, early, early this morning, I struggled with that particular line.

And then Stu comes in about an hour later and he's like, yeah, you know, I don't know how I feel about this line.

I'm like, I know, right?

But when he said it to me, I remembered you and Afghanistan.

I'm like, wait a minute.

We still are.

We still are those people.

There's a lot of good things that are happening.

It's just

that the bad things are so bad.

So bad.

Yeah, they really are.

If you go back and listen to that, it takes you back to those.

that moment.

I mean, I remember we, as we said earlier, we went out to an Outback Steakhouse

in Tampa and ate.

And I just remember being at such a weird moment.

Quiet.

Honestly, the only other moment that I can feel, the only other meal I can remember being so weird was the first meal after COVID that we went out and ate inside.

And it felt so weird.

Now we're in Texas.

It was May 1st, 2020 here in Texas when we played with it.

So it was only a couple months afterwards.

But even then, it felt weird.

It was like 25% capacity, really eerie.

Like no one was.

The glass cubes that they would put up.

It was basically.

Because the germs.

Because the germs go high when you're standing.

You sit down.

Don't worry about it.

That's the good thing about COVID.

It's a

high circulation disease.

But it's just a weird moment, and everything felt like it changed that day.

And I do feel like, you know, some people brought this up with, there was a controversy with Vivek Ramaswamy recently where he kind of like, you know, said, he said, it was actually on the, it was on Blaze TV.

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But it was on Blaze TV where he was asked about 9-11 by Alex Stein.

And he said, well, you know, I don't think we really have the truth on all of it.

And I think, you know, he's talked, tried to build that out and everything.

But

one of the ways people talked about that was that he was really young when that happened.

Yeah.

And maybe doesn't hold it in the, he didn't, maybe, it maybe doesn't set off all of the reverence that it does for people who are older.

Yeah.

You know, and I don't know if that's, you know, look, he's, he wants to be president of the United States.

He needs to understand that, of course.

And I think he does.

But it's interesting to think about that because he's, what, 36, 37, something like that?

38 years old

people in their 20s like have no reverence for this at all.

Like it's just this bad, it's like what mean with Pearl Harbor Harbor.

Like it's a really bad thing.

I remember, you know, I've read about it.

Like it sounds terrible, but like I had no emotional connection to that.

You know, and I think now we're at that point where that's 9-11.

You know, every once in a while, I do the math and it's terrifying

how fast long ago that is.

I mean, it's 22 years.

I mean, the difference between, you know, 2001, you go back, it's like your life is passing by quickly, but we're forgetting about that.

And it's something we need to remember.

So at least we do it once a year.

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