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Well, hello, Stu.

Glenn, how are you?

Oh, good.

What do you have planned for the weekend?

Oh, lots of stuff.

Do you?

Yeah, I'm pretty sure.

Oh, that's so interesting, especially the way you tell that story.

But we have a full-fledged clown alert.

Clown alert going on.

Stu, we don't have time for.

Okay, so let's look at some of the stories today that

would have made my head explode, but I'm so far beyond that.

Here's a headline from Fox News.

MSNBC anchor, slam for complaining House Democrats never investigated the Trump family.

I'm just saying,

oh, look at the cute little car and all the MSNBC people coming out.

The

I guess it's Medi Hassan Show

didn't do this.

They didn't do this for the Trump family.

Medi, which is, I'm going to say, Z.

Zer,

which could be her or him.

I don't know.

Nobody watches MSNBC.

Isn't that weird?

It's like this weird experiment.

If we put all this money into producing something

and nobody watches it, how long can we do that?

It's a neat experience.

The CNN has been doing that one for a while, and that experiment is about to come to a conclusion.

Anyway, be as mad as you like about House Republicans kicking off any day, one day, after winning the House with a massive investigation in the Biden family.

But ask yourself, why Democrats didn't do this for the Trump family?

Yeah, yeah.

Ask yourself on the day that Pelosi is retiring, by the way.

Woo!

Okay.

I've got

a note from the Teachers Union.

It is a pronoun guide.

This is why I knew about the pronouns for MSNBC.

The National Education Association's pronoun guide, reviewed by the Washington Examiner, directs members on how to use various preferred pronouns to grow accustomed to including one's pronouns and name tags.

while introducing oneself to colleagues.

The pronoun guide says it's been made available for members of the teachers union, and it is made to have staff better understand the use of pronouns in a respectful way for all NEA meetings and communications.

In English, this is according to the guide, in English we have two sets of gendered pronouns, she, her, hers, he, him, his.

Oh, that is great.

They're still teaching this stuff.

However, those are

attached directly to a particular gender.

Now, I didn't know that.

Did you know that?

A particular gender?

Yeah, yeah, no.

Like she, her, hers it would go to somebody that would self-identify as a woman right okay and that's the only way you would know she was only way you would know okay

um we all likely this according to the teachers union all likely grew up assuming we knew someone's pronouns just by looking at them oh that's so silly yeah i didn't know what a silly concept okay uh knowing their gender but that isn't the case in an effort to be more affirming to all it is important as teachers to get out of the habit of assuming pronouns So they have a table graphic that separates different pronouns from their respective case and, you know, to inform the reader how to use them in a sentence properly.

The first three lines from the graphic provide a guide for he, she, they pronouns.

But the final line is a guide for using z, zim, zero zers, or zer self.

Which

is zero self.

Yeah.

Which doesn't help identify anyone.

You have

absolutely

communication whatsoever, which is what the language is supposed to do.

Here's another headline for you.

The UN complaints the world has too many Nigerians.

And who doesn't think

that there

are too many Nigerians?

I don't know.

That sounds a little bit racist, but no.

No, the UN fits entirely in that one clown car, which is very nice.

Here's a Democrat that has said that,

well, I mean, she's a scientist.

It's Sheila Jackson Lee.

Oh, and

yeah, she has said there is a direct connection to slavery and the pandemic.

No, no, no, that's no, there's no clownhorn there.

That's that's oh, this is serious.

This is serious.

I'm sorry.

I don't know how this got into the stack of clown news, but

this is a serious thing.

I believe,

and I could prove it to you, I believe there is a direct, you know the seven degrees of Kevin Bacon?

It's like that, except with slavery, it's only one degree.

Give me anything.

Give me anything.

Water faucets?

Water faucets.

Easy.

Did slaves drink water?

Direct,

direct link to slavery.

Every water faucet company should be paying reparations.

Next,

oatmeal.

Oatmeal.

Please.

Who's on the front of the oatmeal box?

The old lady man, the

bush-looking person.

Colonial.

Oppression.

Slavery.

Boom.

And don't even get me started

about

breakfast, cereals, foods, pancakes.

Please, I think you know.

Next.

Oh,

French baguette.

French baguette.

Yes.

You'd think this one is hard.

You'd think that one would struggle to connect a French baguette.

That is exactly what I was thinking.

I was trying to come up with something specifically that would be difficult to tie to slavery.

Oh, this is very easy.

I told you earlier that, what was his name, Pepe Le Pue, or the guy who was on Hogan's Heroes, the French guy that was in the slave camp?

I mean, I could take this apart 600 ways to Sunday.

First of all,

what did white people do?

They built concentration camps.

Then they did shows about concentration camps with Hogan's Heroes.

Hogan's Heroes, they had one token black in that camp.

One.

Okay.

Token.

Just like slaves.

That man in that show

who was on the show with a Frenchman who liked baguettes.

Slavery.

I don't want to come up with another example.

I don't want to.

Because you don't want to be shown up.

No, that's exactly.

You know what?

Sure, that's exactly what it is.

Let me give you this one.

Los Angeles County Sheriff says the crash that injured 25 law enforcement recruits in southern Whittier Wednesday morning was not an accident.

Now, wait a minute.

This is hard to believe in the first place.

Someone would drive their car intentionally into a crowd of police recruits in California?

No way.

Well, shockingly,

investigators went through an exhaustive interview process with everyone involved, with the video surveillance statements from the recruits, the physical evidence that they had, like I've got a broken leg, and what they got from the suspect himself.

And they were able to

form the opinion that this was a deliberate act.

Now,

they have no idea why.

The driver was Nicholas Joseph Guterres.

He's 22.

He's charged with attempted murder of a peace officer, and other charges are pending.

But they gave him a bond of a ridiculous $2 million.

And so he is, well, he was also, he had marijuana in the SUV, and he was intoxicated.

You know, but he drove directly into a group of 75 recruits and

And five of them are critically injured.

25 were injured.

But they still have no motive.

They still don't have any idea.

And of course, it was not politically or racially motivated.

Just

want you to know that.

We'll wait for details.

I hope they figure that out.

It's never motivated that way.

Well, the California police are on it, okay?

That's good to hear.

California's on a lot of things, you know.

They are.

They've got a great new program.

We talked about it briefly yesterday in San Francisco.

Oh, where you can, if you're gender, if you're

transgender, you can get on some sort of payroll with a.

Yeah, they'll pay you for being transgender.

$1,200 a month.

My name is Betty, Stu.

My name is now Betty.

And that's if you happen to be a Glenn into a Betty.

Yes.

Then you can get $1,200 a month for the next 18 months.

And you must admit that I am the most beautiful woman you have ever seen.

And you are.

Believe me.

You sure are.

You haven't seen me all dolled up.

Now,

it might seem like a ridiculous program to some.

To some.

But I decided to go through the actual application.

And I was interested.

And that's when you see how really serious and

well thought out it is.

Right?

Right.

Now, there are some options here.

You got to go through the application.

Okay.

All right.

Let me, this is pronouns.

Now, Glenn, I want you to, I'm going to go through these with you.

You just have to check all that apply.

All that apply.

You might have eight or ten of these.

All right, go ahead.

All that apply, not just one.

Right.

Got it.

She, her, hers.

Yes.

He, him, his.

Yes.

They, them, theirs.

Yes.

It, it's, it's.

Yes.

Cocoose.

Co-hmm?

Cocoose.

Well, of course.

Z-Zim Z.

Yes.

Z, her, heers.

G-Jim Shears.

Yes.

E-im ears.

E-im-ires.

Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

The ear one.

Sorry,

the ear one didn't, I didn't.

And I feel a little bad because that makes makes me think of my ears, which I think are really bad.

Oh, they're big.

I mean, the ear lobes are growing.

It's the only part of the face and the nose that continue to grow.

And thank you for pointing that out.

Now I am really offended.

Well,

I wish I had that power.

You know, in the Disney film,

what was the one?

Hercules?

I wish I could, like, remember when the guy could set his hair on fire?

I wish I could do that.

Wouldn't that be great?

So when you say something like Zeers, I would would think ears, and I,

and you'd know I'm pissed.

And by the way, I should point out it's not ears, E-A-R-S, it's E-E-R-S.

I didn't say it was.

I said it made me think of that.

That's my truth.

And that is your truth.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry, sir.

Or ma'am, or she.

I don't know which one to say.

How about per-pur-pers?

Yes.

Fair, fair, fairs.

Yep.

A-air, airs.

Tay, terr, tears.

I like the way you say that.

V-ver-vares.

Right.

No pronouns.

Oh, no, that one doesn't apply.

That one doesn't apply to you.

Okay, good.

All right.

So this is the, by the way, the guaranteed income for transgender people programs.

So if I identify as any or all of those, do I get more money from the state if I identify as all of them?

That's a good question.

I don't know the answer to that.

Do they investigate to see if I'm really...

Definitely not.

Okay.

Because how would you?

These words don't mean anything.

Do I have to live in California to get their taxpayer money?

Yes, San Francisco.

This is from the the city of San Francisco.

The guaranteed income for transgender people or gift,

which is interesting because it doesn't spell it's gift p.

In reality, it's actually gift p.

Guaranteed income

for transgender

people.

Okay.

And they call it gift.

They just leave the pee off.

It is.

Gift gift.

So the gift program, here are some things.

Now, it goes to gender, and there are several genders available, Glenn, for you to choose.

Okay.

Yeah, I guess you could could choose any or all.

Any or all of these.

Let me give you some examples.

Gender creative.

Well, that's me.

I'm very creative.

Gender outlaw.

Yes.

Okay.

I live in the West.

A gray gender.

Well, look at my hair.

Yeah, I don't know if it means

you're older or if you just, you're in a gray.

That guy kind of

works for me, Your Honor.

Brother Boy.

Is that your gender boy?

Or would you consider yourself a brother boy?

I would say because we're in a transition as a society, right?

I would still say there's a chance brother boy might be misinterpreted.

So, I'm gonna say no.

That's a good point, considering the context of earlier conversations today.

A sister girl, sister girl.

I am absolutely look at me.

Look at you.

You're definitely

now.

When I look at you, yes, what I see, yes, maverick.

Maverick.

It's like a

fancy Tom Cruise, a Maverick.

Ooh, I like that.

Ooh, I'm good.

I am.

I'm a Maverick.

No.

I'm a Maverick.

Maverick.

I like that.

How about this is one of the, these are all real genders on the checklist.

I'm not making any of these up.

Okay, so if I identify as a Maverick, Maverick,

and you would say, yes, sir.

You are a Maverick.

And I would say, you bet, give me my cash.

Okay.

How about stud?

No.

Yeah, you're not in.

That's the one gender you're not.

No.

Okay.

How about this is a real gender.

Of course it is.

FTX.

So you can now identify as a failed cryptocurrency exchange, which is.

I think that one is an important gender that you mock right now.

And no, where's my horn?

I was.

Thank you.

Now you can do the other.

She already did the other.

No, do it now.

But she already did it.

We can just edit this in post-production.

Do the damn.

That wasn't the same one.

That's not the one I wanted.

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I mean, this is so ridiculous.

How, let me ask you, Zur,

how free do you have to be, right?

Our children, you know, they're getting all this great stuff, like I told you from the teachers' unions.

This is great stuff.

Now, maybe you're one of those haters.

Well, where do you get your hate?

I get my hate from the Tuttle Twins.

That's what I do.

I learn about all kinds of things like freedom

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So you need some hate in your life?

Yeah.

Yeah.

You think there is truth?

Yeah.

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Now I wanted the

I want control over.

Okay, we've what I've covered here is not the craziest ones from the gender list.

Of course not.

They weren't crazy in the first place.

I have the page right here, and I'd like you, Glenn, without seeing it, for the first time,

attempt to pronounce each one of these genders.

These are all real genders in San Francisco.

They have 97 of them listed.

These are genders.

Genders.

Genders.

I'm bakala.

Bakla.

Which I think bakla is, I think that's a Greek pastry.

Mahu.

Who are you?

I am Mahu.

Fa

Afa fine.

Fa-afa fine.

So you identify as a fa-afa fine.

Or a warrior.

Or a paloania.

An ashtime.

Mashaga.

I like that one.

That's what I want to be.

Hey, he's a mashaga.

A mangeko.

Chibados.

These are all real.

A titawina.

Now, if you have a titawina, that could be a different physical ailment.

Yeah, you might want to have that looked into.

I got a bad case of titawina right now.

Aliyah.

I think that's an actual name.

The Hawame.

Made from the Hawami tribe.

Oh my gosh, look at how racist they are.

The Nadlehi.

The Dilba.

The Dilba.

What if you transitioned from Huame to Dilba?

If we went in there and said, sorry, I used to be Huame.

Now I'm Dilba, they'd have to give us this money.

I had a tidy Weida,

and then I got a Dilba, and it's

the Wink T.

Wink Tea.

I am a Wink T.

The Nin Al Prauskitsi

P X B.

That's

I don't know.

It must be a German because it's just got all these letters that don't really form a lot of letters in that one.

Yeah, the uh machi embra

the quarry warmy quarry warmy quarry warmy the chuck chi the

chuck chi

uh the waka waka hein

right

waka

hock waka kakwa hein

the select I'll have a uh I'll have a uh serving of the uh calabai please no the the calabai is a gender, sir.

And this is a Wendy's restaurant.

We just serve calibie here.

The BCU and the occult with an A, not an O.

But I think this may be a cult.

This may be a cult.

That's very great.

Isn't that incredible?

Those are all on the checklist.

All those made-up words that don't mean anything.

Are you telling me the Nia Wakaposki Zippiki?

I will say, though, if you look at this list and you're like, wow, that's a lot of genders, but that none of them really describe me you get the last one not listed not so you can always fill in your own uh i want to live in san francisco just for this lineback program

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All right, so because I'm a Maverick,

which is an actual gender, and do not make fun of it,

one of my

favorite co-mavericks,

somebody who is

a dangerous, dangerous person lives up in Alaska.

And I can call her friend because I'm safe because I know she's in Alaska and I'm in Texas.

So I can still share the maverick kind of things.

Her name is Marilyn Hooper.

She's been on the show a couple of times, but she was on our special this last weekend.

Please watch this special.

It's really kind of an important thing.

Marilyn is on the phone.

Her home was raided by the FBI over January 6th.

They weren't in the Capitol.

No.

They went to the front of the Capitol.

They weren't on the steps.

They weren't anywhere.

They just looked.

They had a plane they had to catch in 30 minutes.

So they listened to the president and then walked over to the Capitol and went, huh?

And then turn around and walk out.

Didn't even know there was a rut.

Nothing.

And the FBI broke their door down early one morning.

You got that right.

Because she's a maverick.

She's learned a lot.

She was very

non-political.

And now, I'm not sure.

Marilyn, would you consider yourself political or just wide awake?

Good morning.

Well, it's 5.30 in the morning in Alaska, so wide awake might not be quite there yet.

But as far as, yeah, as far as awake to what's happening, I feel like I'm becoming more awake every day.

And I was willing to take the red pill.

And some days I wake up.

I'm sure she'd say, Can I have a blue pill day, please?

Oh, I know, I know.

I'm actually, I've had this conversation.

If I could get a pill where I would erase all the knowledge that I had, which I believe they are developing,

I

often think to myself,

Am I glad I know all this stuff?

And I am, but it sucks a lot of times.

Yeah.

Marilyn,

you and your husband, they came in, broke your door down.

They never charged you.

It's phenomenal to me that they tagged you because they had a picture of somebody that was in the Capitol and it looked like you.

Did you ever really think,

wait a minute, how did my face appear?

How did they identify me out of the tens of thousands of people that were there?

on the mall.

How did they compare my picture and get my picture and say, oh, there it is.

It's a match?

I did, and I asked them that question because they were,

as we talked about on the special, and as I continue to learn, even though it seems like basics, we keep having to have our mental brain reshaped

that

we just need to be quiet and not talk.

But I did ask, but asking questions is what we should be doing.

When they ask a question, we should be asking a question, not answering questions.

And Jesus was a genius at this when he read this.

But when they were saying, you know, we have you, you've been positively ID'd.

Well,

in my universe, that sounds like you've been 100%

verified.

What they mean is some random anonymous tipster have called in or left a tip or an email that a photo they saw online might resemble you

that's a positive idea

it's not very positive it's not very certain so even if it's positive you have become i mean you're my favorite american right now um you have become this

uh

die-hard

um civil rights defender and you have investigated investigated everything that you should do uh so this will never happen to you again and you are actually passing this on and trying to teach it to people.

Tell me the one thing you brought up off air, and I talked about it on air, was this Abraham Lincoln thingy

called rid of habeas corpus, which I don't know what, I mean,

I think Abraham Lincoln had something to do with that.

I'm pretty sure.

Anyway,

I'm not aware that

I'm trying to get the Abraham Lincoln link here.

It just sounds old-timey.

But I'll Google that.

Yeah, I mean, it just sounds old-timey.

It sounds like something he would say, you know, oh, root of habeas corpus is what we need for this.

And who knows what it means?

Maybe more cannons.

I don't know.

But you said,

and this is the number one question online and in our email: is, how do I get me one of those things?

I think we should start with what is it?

And how do you make one or get one?

And why?

Yeah, so a lot of our most helpful tools are not difficult uh but they're not known and you know being now a die-hard conspiracy vying between theory and and and fact

somebody that would deny there's a

somebody that would deny there's a direct link from covid to slavery i know i know your type go ahead

Or someone who would, you know, say like, wow, we're in all these fabulous public schools that are teaching all this necessary information

and nothing that we can actually use.

Yes, yes, I know the type.

Okay, so what is a writ of

habeas corpus?

So my understanding is habeas corpus, if I'm, if, if, and I, again, I don't use Google, just want to correct myself there because I want my ESG score to be as low as possible.

Right.

So I use Duck Duck Doe or anything else as possible.

So I'm trying to learn from you and rate my ESG as I go.

Yes.

But it's like a business letter to the court.

If you think of it as a business letter, it has a certain format and habeas, corpus, corpus, think of body, the court.

Dead people.

And habeas is

you have.

So you have the body.

So this is a writ or a letter requesting the body to be freed from custody.

And it's directed to the court and it's basically ratting out whoever your jailers are that won't let you go.

Okay, so if they're holding you, you need the court to have your writ of habeas corpus.

Right?

Correct.

So the idea, correct.

So it does, there is a little bit of a caveat here because the jailers have you, and you want them to give you this letter, this business letter to the court.

So sometimes there's a disconnect there because they're not so amenable.

to make that delivery for you.

Right.

Which I have experienced firsthand, but they're not super excited about having their name.

They love putting your name on a piece of paper, but they're very unexcited about having their name put on a piece of paper.

However, they do now, they do consider you a serious threat once you do that, which I love.

That's fabulous.

And then you have to figure out

how to get it from their hands to the courts.

So how do you make is there like a

legal Zoom,

like, you know, some sort of a writofhabeas ridofhabeascorpus.com that you could download one of these things?

Where do you, how do you make one?

Yeah.

So I actually wrote it down.

I was just thinking, like, okay, if this comes up, so I was reading it again because it is, you know, it takes a while to remember.

If you aren't writing one every day, which thankfully I'm not,

it's not necessary at this stage,

it's hard, it's easy to forget.

what the proper elements are.

So there's a fellow, an ex-police officer

of 30 years, who's just got tired of seeing all the shenanigans going on.

And he's training the people because if you get an attorney, they can do a writ of habeas corpus for you.

If you get a good attorney, if you get the right attorney, and he was just like, this isn't that difficult, let's just teach the people how to do it.

So his name is Terry Ingram, and he has a YouTube.

that's how to write your own writ of habeas corpus even from jail so even from jail in your own blood even from jail okay so wait what is his name again supposed to give you terry t-e-r-r-y

ingram i n g

r a m terry ingram okay youtube how to write how to write your own writ of habeas corpus and it's still on youtube right now which of course you know if you can download right or just make a couple of copies yourself because he knows how long anything you are such a conspiracy theorist

gosh what a danger to society.

I love that you call me a mazarete.

Yeah, right?

I want t-shirts.

But I wish that were.

I wish that weren't true.

Like Steve Friends said when he went with our FBI, our new FBI friend, it's wonderful to have new FBI friends

when

they don't have guns pointed at you.

I like them even better.

But as he was saying, you know, his thought was, I'm going to make this exit.

I'm going to break trail.

I'm going to make a path.

And then so many are going to rise up with me.

And yet he's like, wait, cricket.

Where is everybody?

I know.

I know.

I'm sure it feels that way for you as well sometimes.

Like, hey, we're heralding the warning.

Now that we can see it, let's all, you know, line up and we can take this.

There's so many of us and so few of them.

All we have to do is stand up.

And I believe that is true.

And all we have to do is stand up.

Yeah, that's it.

And it should all be over.

You know, you probably weren't paying attention.

Your husband probably was when I did the 9-12 project, but you were probably off, I don't know, thinking about salmon or something up in Alaska while I was doing the hard work, quite honestly, Marilyn, as a Maverick.

But that was the slogan of the 9-12 project.

We surround them.

It's not the other way around.

They're more of us.

We just

have to stop being sheep and learn our history and learn our Constitution and the Bill of Rights.

Marilyn.

I admired you early heralders and

the party.

Yeah, well, that's

if it wasn't for people that are late to the party, it wouldn't, you know, we wouldn't, I would have had more sleep, but I'm glad you're just giving you a hard time.

I hope you know that, Marilyn.

I am so glad you really,

you are really amazing.

If somebody wanted to find out information from you or wanted to, because are you doing actual classes?

Well, you know what we're doing?

I've found some conspiracy theorist friends who are searching out between fact and

theory.

And we have lots of great discussions on Sunday afternoons, 4 p.m.

Alaska time.

And if people want to go to stopthejab.org, O-R-G, there's a phone number, and for kind of a secure call-in, for a conference line, we do Sunday call-in.

We do a little

motivational encouragement from a scripture base and then

and then we take like a topic a 15-minute topic that came up that's really great

and then we just and we just take callers questions of you know how have you been recently tyrannized and what might be an a strategy so it's kind of a strategy time and a review time and it really popped up after some of the people who were reaching out to me and helping me feel empowered to create my own solutions and to

you know wade into this huge system that we're unfamiliar with when all the mandates started popping up you know I was like can't we help other people with information because they don't know they don't have to say yes they don't know they can they can there's a you know premise that we're working on that we're all in kind of this consensual administrative state that you talk about, this administrative state that we're locked in, that largely runs on contract and by the power of our consent, which is similar for me when I read, you know, the Declaration of Independence after they

know, right?

Yep.

They stole the Constitution when they visited us.

That's

one piece of

evidence against you, I believe.

Right.

They listed it on an evidence sheet and had us sign for it.

They took our electronics and the Declaration of Independence.

That's great.

Marilyn, thanks.

Thank you so much for everything you're doing.

Again,

that would be, I guess, stop the jab.

On Sundays, 4 o'clock, that's Alaska time, which I think means it's 2.30 in the morning

on a Friday, New York time.

I'm not sure.

Marilyn,

thank you so much.

Her website is wethepeople stand.org.

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Well, they are still counting

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I mean, I'm sorry, they're still arguing about the counting in Arizona.

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Hopefully, she will join us for a few minutes.

So, we have that going on.

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Incoming House Judiciary Committee chairman formally accuses the FBI of meddling in the last four elections.

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The media now is saying, well, they never did that to the Trump children.

Yes, they did.

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the republicans seem to have the house we're pretty sure

And

the White House has gone insane.

That's not actually new.

What is the biggest story of the week?

I think it's Arizona.

It's just inconceivable that an election could be run this poorly.

So 2.5 million votes cast in the gubernatorial race and Lake is down by 18,000.

And there's no clamor for a recount or anything like that, even though

I think it's the number 75 machines, voting machines in Maricopa County malfunction.

So I want to know why federal monitors have not been sent to Arizona.

That's number one, what you do

when you have an election controversy.

And that is, you know, historically when

certain counties wouldn't count black votes

or they fixed it so that people were denied and turned back for registering.

Federal monitors go in.

So why aren't there federal monitors in Arizona?

This is insane.

I don't blame Lake.

I don't blame him, but Lake should be very precise in saying, look, we want a recount.

Number one, 18,000 votes were behind of a 2.5 million cast, and they still haven't counted all the votes, if you can believe it, in Arizona.

I mean, this is really insane.

And it erodes Americans' confidence in the elections.

I really hope Carrie Lake

plays this very, very cool and doesn't

does everything she can to be very precise.

You know,

when this happened with President Trump,

his attorney, what was her name?

Sidney

Powell.

Oh, my gosh, she was just, she was off the chain, nuts.

Her accusations were not right.

I think there is really something very wrong in Arizona, and it's in Maricopa County.

And Maricopa County residents, both Republican and Democrat, should be just ashamed of the state.

Shambha, ashamed of their state.

I don't think Lake is going to win even on a recount

because of the Senate vote.

You know, it was fairly significant to Kelly, the Democrat.

And so I don't think so.

But

you got to have a accounting of the screw-up.

You can't just let these states, and Nevada is in the same category, and also parts of California.

You can't just have them saying, wow, we're not going to count the vote.

We're not going to do it.

Okay.

I mean,

then you have to, the federal government has to go in and say you are going to count the vote under our supervision.

So here's the only problem with that.

Here's the only problem with that is, I mean,

the House Judiciary Committee chairman yesterday

said, when is the FBI going to quit interfering with the elections?

This is Jim Jordan.

There's a whole different thing.

I know, I know, but wait a minute.

He said,

Trump's campaign in 2016, they spied.

2018, it was the Mueller investigation.

2020, suppressed information about Hunter Biden.

2022, they raided the president's home 91 days before the election.

He's saying FBI needs to stay out.

So if you have the DOJ, which we see is in the bag, do you trust them any more than you trust the people at Maricopa County?

No, I don't.

But that doesn't mean you don't take steps

to try to mitigate a wrong.

I mean, look, the FBI is now at its lowest level ever in

its existence.

And if you mean killing the mob, a lot of that's about FBI abuses and FBI successes as well.

I mean, they have done very good things.

But right now, I mean, there isn't anybody who's ain't confident.

Did you see that guy?

What's his name?

Ray?

Did you see that?

Horrible.

Horrible.

Ridiculous.

Horrible.

It's ridiculous.

You know, I mean, I'm sitting there going, you won't answer any questions.

You should be fired immediately.

Yes.

But who's going to fire him?

They can't even find Biden.

Is he back from Indonesia?

I heard he wandered into the jungle.

They don't know where he is.

I have no idea.

I have no idea.

He didn't go to the dinner, even though though it was free.

He was in his jammies, I understand, and didn't want to get out of the jammies.

But,

you know, who's going to do it?

Nobody's going to do it.

But the Republicans now, you know, it's two short months before they take over.

And surely they can put Arizona and Nevada's vote in committee.

and try to get to the bottom of it.

That's what the government's supposed to do.

And it never does it.

You know, it's all politicized.

It's all, I mean, Mueller, 18 years, and the other guy,

you know, Doromi, 19 years.

Yeah,

we'll all be dead by the time he goes.

Oh, no.

I know.

You know, because they're all making money.

They all get paid lavish salaries and all expenses.

Can I ask you this?

There's a story out today that shows Donald Trump would beat Joe Biden by two points.

And everybody is making this story about Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis saying, well, Ron would lose or would win by four points.

That's not the story to me.

The story is

by only two or only four.

What the hell has happened to the American people?

They're being squeezed from every corner and they still are loyal to this guy?

Derek is they hate Trump so much.

Hatred is the most powerful emotion back.

Okay, but wait a minute.

Ron DeSantis is not Donald Trump.

No, he's only beating him by four.

They don't know DeSantis.

So look, let me break this down.

And I know you've got to take a break, so give me a time.

How long do I have to do?

Four minutes now.

Okay.

So Trump announces for president.

He had to do it because he was losing momentum in the fundraising department.

So a lot of big money was shifted over to DeSantis, who obviously wants to run for president.

So Trump had to try to blunt that by saying, I'm back in the arena and I'm going to do everything.

And the first 20 minutes of a speech was good.

He said, this is what I did when I was in there, and here's how incompetent Biden is.

And then Trump goes into the land of Dion,

the wanderer.

Okay, remember that song back?

Yes, I do.

Okay.

And then for 40 minutes, says nothing.

And I'm going, you had a 20-minute speech that was really good, and now you're meandering around.

Why?

And people are collapsing in Ma-a-Lago.

They're trying to break windows to get out.

This is insane, right?

This is crazy.

That was my only critique of it.

Do it in 20 minutes.

You've got to appeal to people who aren't watching you.

That's right.

And then that gave the cables the license to get out.

Anyway, but Trump had to do what he did.

And now Trump has an advantage because he's the whole field for a year.

See, DeSantis can't enter the presidential sweep takes until this time next year.

He's got to govern Florida for a year.

He just got re-elected.

He can raise money and he can go to your house back and chat with you, but he can't really formally announce.

So Trump has got all that feel.

The problem is that Trump doesn't understand, and I know this, how many people hate him.

And it's way beyond any logic.

It's like,

I will take Biden with all of the terrible things that are happening because I hate Trump so much.

Hatred is the most powerful emotion.

And you see it everywhere.

And that hurt the Republicans in the midterms.

There's no doubt about it.

It's still there.

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Is this FTX story going to affect the Democrats?

Not all?

Yeah, nobody knows what it is.

Cryptocurrency.

I remember about a year ago when this thing first was bubbling around, I told my audience, radio and TV, I said, stay far away from this.

Okay, this is not going to work out well.

Anybody who earns a living and works hard for their money,

putting

it in the hands of a guy living in the Bahamas with a bad haircut who's 30 years old, I don't think so.

I didn't think that was a good idea.

Yeah, you know, it's incredible is

the guy who does the autopsy, you know, the financial autopsy on businesses like this.

He's the guy who's done all the big ones, including Enron.

And he said, I've never seen anything even close to this.

That's because greed took over.

Greed is the second most powerful emotion next to hatred.

So a lot of people thought, oh, yeah, Tom Brady, he's going to get cryptocurrency, so I'm going to do it.

I feel terrible, but there's never going to be a recompense.

If you invested money in this, you lose your money.

It's like Madoff.

I mean, at least Madoff, they got something out of him.

They'll never get anything out of this guy.

So it's just, you know,

when you work so hard for your money, don't be stupid.

Well, Corey, I mean, but here's what I really want to know.

Corey Booker

begged the judge to give,

what's her name, Elizabeth Holmes, a pass because she had a sincere desire to help.

Of course.

I mean, that's crazy.

And this guy hits it.

Yeah, and the guy, I mean, the hustler in the Bahamas, the crypto guy, I mean, he obviously was trying to buy influence in the Democratic Party because he understood that the big money that was going to come in weren't from people from Iowa or conservative states.

They're people in the urban centers who lean left.

So he was going to become the big financier of the left.

That's what he was doing.

It was a business decision.

But anyway, it's terrible.

A lot of people lost a lot of money.

Don't do this.

Be very, very careful with your money.

Your thoughts on

Nancy Pelosi, I know.

Yeah, I know.

Ooh, Nancy Pelosi.

And I actually

would like to hear what you have to say about

the guy rumored to replace her now.

Oh, Hakeem.

Yes.

Hakeem Jeffries.

Know him well.

Do you?

Oh, I know Hakeem.

He's from New York.

Oh, yes, he is.

Yes, he lives near me.

And I go trick-or-treating at his house.

And Hakeem,

he gives me vouchers.

Anyway,

Nancy Pelosi, and I said that this week, I have never seen a politician, I know them all, Beck,

more

envious of power than she is.

Power, just power.

She loved it.

Oh, my God.

The only thing I have ever heard Lindsey Graham say that I was like, that is absolutely right, and cheered for him, was when he said, you people want power so much.

Power.

I hope to God you never get it.

He was right on that.

Yeah.

And Pelosi would like strangle all the Democratic members in the House saying, you do it my way.

I would cut off all the money to you.

McConnell does that too.

Yes, he does.

The Republican side.

And, you know, these people, they're not looking out for the folks.

I mean, McConnell, he's terrible.

Terrible.

But Pelosi, you know,

she's gone now.

And that is a big plus for the midterm election.

You know, it's not all doom and gloom.

She's out of there.

Now, Hakeem,

who will take over, is a shadow of Pelosi.

A shadow.

He doesn't have her skills.

He doesn't have her ruthlessness.

You know, he wanders around looking for Shake Shack.

I mean, this is not a guy who's going to really have an effect.

And that's going to be very tough because there are some renegade Democrats, and Hakeem is not going to scare them as Pelosi did.

So what do you think of Kevin McCarthy?

I don't know him really.

He's on Fox News too much.

That makes me nervous.

You know, every time I turn around, there he is.

He doesn't really ever say anything, you know, that

I can write in my notepad.

But I think the guy, I'm going to give him a chance.

He's got to get the committees under control.

If you're going to do a committee on Hunter Biden, you've got to really spell out, okay, this is what we're looking for.

This is why we're doing it.

It's not just vindictive.

This is what we believe happened.

We're going to try to find out.

And the same thing on the border, which is huge.

You know, you get your committee on the border.

Okay, we're trying to find this.

So the American people know up top

what the goal is rather than just we're going to knife every Democrat and Biden every time we turn around.

That's not going to help in the independent precincts.

So I think that McCarthy has got to be very, very

exact and methodical in his explanation of what the House Republicans want to do.

Does that make sense?

Yeah, it does.

You got about 60 seconds.

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I think you're going to be chowing right now.

I'm going to be gone, yeah.

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No, no.

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And he's a friend of mine.

He is the congressman from Utah's 2nd Congressional District.

Chris Stewart, welcome to the program.

Hey, Glenn, the nicest thing you just said was that I was a friend of yours.

That's great.

I know, and I expect that check to clear.

Now, listen,

here's the thing I wanted to talk to you about because you are on the intelligence and you also

are on the permanent select committee and you have military background.

What the heck happened this week?

How close were we to a war with Russia?

Okay, so like often when we speak, Glenn, I have to be careful in what I say to you.

And I want to speak in, you know, in the realm of information that's publicly available.

And

more than that, though, it just passes a common sense test.

And that anyone with average intelligence would observe and be able to conclude.

And that is, it was very, very dicey in the last 10 days or so.

Because one of the most intricate, complicated, and dangerous maneuvers any military force can endeavor to do is an orderly withdrawal.

It's inherently dangerous in the sense that you're weakening your forces as you're trying to hold territory while the others leave

the area of operations.

The fact you have the Dniper River there, which obviously complicates that.

And Vladimir Putin has, I think, we conclude

there are certain thresholds that he will not allow to have happen.

One of them is any essential Russian strategic defeats.

But one of them is also protect his forces from a humiliating defeat that would alter the outcome of the war.

And that's what we were facing this week.

And the good news is, ironically, the good news is Russia actually had a very well-executed withdrawal that did not endanger massive numbers of their forces.

And so Vladimir Putin wasn't faced with that choice, but it was very, very intense and a moment of uncertainty there that I think we had

our eyes were on it very carefully.

I will tell you that when I saw the news, somebody came into a studio.

I was in between shows and somebody walked in and said, a missile just landed in Poland.

I was like, oh my gosh.

And we hoped that it was a mistake and it was a mistake on Ukrainian side.

But Zelensky is still saying, we don't have the proof that it was us.

I mean, is that even possible that he doesn't know?

No, I mean, Zelensky often says things that he has to say in order to achieve his goals.

And, I mean, you go back to the very beginning of the war, even before the war, he continued to deny that this was ever going to happen, despite the very clear evidence that it wasn't just possible.

It was inevitable.

And, you know, he had to do that to keep on a brave face for his people,

etc.

And one of the things we're seeing now is him saying to his people and to his military, you know, we're going to keep going, we're going to defeat every Russian, we're going to chase him out of every region of the Donetsk, you know, eastern regions of Ukraine and maybe even Crimea.

So he will say things to rally his people and to rally his military forces.

And that's, I think this is an example of that.

Going back to where I started, Glenn, where just you apply a common sense test, which is becoming increasingly difficult, as you and I know, in the world around around us, because we see things that just make no sense at all, and yet they turn out to be true.

But Vladimir Putin does not want to go to war with NATO right now.

I mean, he's in the middle of a catastrophe anyway.

And to bring NATO into the war, especially on the Western front around Kyiv, I mean,

it would just take a catastrophe and times it by 100 for him.

And not just militarily, but in the perception of the world.

So when you saw those initial reports, I mean, one of the first things you ask yourself is, does it make sense?

Why would Vladimir Putin do that?

Well and it turned out that he didn't.

It turned out that it was almost certainly a Ukrainian missile and it took us very little time to determine that it was

fired by Ukrainians.

It was likely a Russian missile, but it was one that had been provided them previous to the war.

And so that's why I think there was some confusion.

But again, it just didn't make sense.

And it turned out, again, not to be true that Vladimir Putin was actually attacking a NATO country.

What do you think of Millis this week saying, we're just going to keep giving the money?

I mean,

I don't think Millie's a member of Congress, so Millie doesn't get to make that decision, does he?

Are you going to

do you think there's enough of you that are going to fight for an actual budget and appropriations

that you could?

It depends on what you mean by number of us, sufficient to stop it.

I don't know yet.

But there's a growing number of us, including those of us with military backgrounds, those of us who sit on Intelligence and Armed Services committee, who will lead on these issues, who have increasing concerns about this.

And I think, Glenn, you and I talked about an editorial I wrote several months ago or several weeks ago that said, look, have we learned nothing from Iraq and Afghanistan?

And if we have learned some of those lessons, we need to apply them here.

And the very first thing we need to know is, are our goals and Zelensky's goals aligned?

Because if he says, and he actually means, we are going to continue and press this war all the way into Crimea, The United States simply cannot support that goal without finding ourselves at war with Russia.

An offensive operation in Crimea, Vladimir Putin would view that no differently than if we were to attack Moscow.

And Zelensky certainly knows that.

And so we have to first clarify this question.

What are our goals in the Ukraine?

And if we can agree on those goals, then we will support the effort.

And then the second thing you mentioned, Glenn, is where is this money going?

Do we know that these weapons are actually going where they're supposed to be going?

And by the way, why are we funding non-essential military operations like Ukrainian

the retirement accounts for Ukrainian officials?

I mean, that has simply got to stop as well.

But we've got to identify where this money and how this money is being spent.

Let me switch topics.

The Republicans have laid out the Biden investigation.

They were very clear.

This is not about Hunter Biden.

This is about Joe Biden.

The evidence seems to be overwhelming.

You can impeach, but

you won't get the Congress to

vote for impeachment in the Senate and convict him of that,

most likely.

What do you think is happening here?

How is this going to be perceived?

For the first time,

Brock, what's his name?

David Brock from Media Matters is leaving Media Matters, and he's going into a new shell company that is going to be coordinating the pushback on the Republicans.

They are marshaling their forces like crazy, like only Democrats do.

What do you think is coming?

Well, they're marshaling their forces because

they know that a catastrophe is coming for the administration, and that is that the truth is finally going to be revealed.

And it's going to be revealed in such a way that it can't be ignored.

You know, Glenn, as effective as people like yourself are in announcing and stating what is obviously true, it doesn't have the same weight as when an official committee of Congress reaches certain conclusions.

And it's harder for the media to ignore that.

And this isn't just about some business dealings with big companies in Ukraine or in China.

And of course, China is our primary focus.

These are actual evidence of fraud.

There's actual evidence of conspiracy.

And with companies that are directly tied to the communist leadership and communist party in China.

And we're finally going to have a chance to investigate and to subpoena and to understand these allegations.

There's one thing I would caution, and then I actually

have a conclusion I think might surprise you.

We should caution ourselves in the sense we're not going to say we're going to impeach.

What we should be saying at this point is we're going to investigate and we're going to find the truth.

And then if that truth compels a discipline,

we should proceed with that.

I agree.

And I'll tell you this too, Glenn.

I think the evidence of this is potentially so overwhelming that I don't think it's impossible that the Senate doesn't actually convict.

I think it's possible the evidence of this is, again, so overwhelming that they may have no choice.

Now, again, let's see.

Let's do the investigation and let's see where we are.

But I think this isn't an opening up a can of worms.

This is something way more substantial for the administration than just an inconvenience for them.

Chris, I don't know if you know anything about this.

I haven't looked into it.

I haven't had time yet today.

The Kalamath River, they are getting rid of the four dams on the Kalamath River for the salmon.

This is not the same river.

This is Washington, Oregon, California.

This is not the four dams that they wanted to get rid of on the Snake River, right?

Those are...

I didn't know we were trying to get rid of eight dams.

I just know that we were trying to get rid of four, apparently.

Do you know anything about the Kalamath River dam?

Well, I mean, I know a little bit.

I don't know that I know enough that I want to go on national radio and to be smarter than I am.

I will say this, though.

What you indicated, I believe, is true.

And also, it shows the just insanity of the radical environment who are in the middle of a drought in the entire western United States.

They think the solution is to drain the dams.

They're trying to do the same thing here in Utah with

the Lake Palp.

I mean, it just literally makes no sense.

In the middle of a drought, in the middle of a time when water is precious anyway, in a region where wars are fought over water,

as the old saying goes,

yeah, let's go drain dams because we know that's going to help.

Again, it just simply makes no sense.

Real quick, the EPA has held up major oil refinery

during the oil crisis.

They're shutting everything down and they're not letting us redesign or rebuild or anything, according to the EPA.

Can Congress actually get anything done

to actually relieve the American people of some of this nonsense by themselves?

Well, I think there's only one avenue to do that, and that's through the appropriations process, which you mentioned I sit on the Health Intelligence Committee, also sit on the Appropriations Committee.

And there's good news and bad news there.

We can compel some of these things by tying it to government funding.

The bad news is that it's only a one-year solution.

It's not a permanent solution because it's tied to language, which only funds the government for that year.

So that's as long as the language can apply.

And the second thing is that

you run the risk of having either the Senate or the President

veto or reject that funding mechanism because of some of that language.

And then you have to fight through the government shutdown.

But we're going to have some victories on those things, Glenn.

We will be able to insert language, whether it's with the EPA, another example, defunding 87,000 IRS agents.

I think that's one of the very first things we're going to take on.

And we're going to do it through defunding again, through appropriations mechanism.

And I challenge the president to shut down the government because he wants to justify having 87,000 IRS agents who are going to come after any small business owner.

You don't need 87,000 agents to go after Jeff Bezos.

That's clearly looking at middle-class Americans, middle-income Americans, and business owners.

So I think we could have some success, and I think we will have some success on some of the EPA and the oil and gas industry,

the absurdity of the president shutting down domestic oil

production and then turning to the oil and gas producers and blaming them and talking about their greed over the price of gas.

I mean, does he gaslight the American people to the extent that they just assumes every one of them are stupid?

We know what's happened here, and I think we're going to be able to have a little bit of success on that.

I hope so.

The challenge is you've got Schumer still running the Senate.

We've got to work our language through him.

All right.

Chris, thank you for everything you do.

Congressman Chris Stewart.

And have a great Thanksgiving, sir.

God bless.

Thank you, sir.

You too.

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Now, my basic understanding of water issues is that when you turn the knob, it comes out.

So, like, I am no expert on this, but I'm curious as to you.

You seem to have real passion over these dams and these rivers, and I don't understand these issues at all at having

one about them.

Because I grew up in the Pacific Northwest only hearing about the damn salmon and the spotted eagle, whatever.

Right.

Because that's what they're saying they're doing this for, right?

To save the species.

So they're taking down four dams.

Four dams.

Now, it's my understanding that this is the Kalamath River that would affect Washington, Oregon, and California.

You're in the middle of a drought.

You don't close the

reservoirs.

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these dams each power about 70,000 houses a year.

So you lose the power.

Oh, good.

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You lose

the farmland water that comes from the reservoir.

You lose

the water that will just kind of let everybody have water to drink and live.

You know, all for the salmon.

They've now taken down four power plants, four hydroelectric dams on the Klamath River, and they're talking about doing it to the Snake River.

People have to understand,

you go

east of Seattle, Portland,

all the way to at least the middle of Montana, Wyoming.

That's farmland right now, but it's technically a desert.

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It dries everything up.

Only because we have those dams and those water systems, we're able to generate electricity, live in a desert, and make the desert green to be able to grow food.

Why in your wildest imagination would you would you blow those dams up?

I mean, that is, honestly, if we were at war, that's what our enemies would do.

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Richard Paul Evans is

one of, just one of the best guys I know.

He started his

writing career.

I mean, really got noticed with something called the Christmas box.

He couldn't get a publisher.

He tries to publish this Christmas story.

Nobody is interested in it.

He just copies it and starts, you know, giving around to people for free.

Just, you know, hey, read this.

And everybody started making copies.

Simon and Schuster found out that the most asked about book was The Christmas box, which he hadn't published.

Everybody turned down.

And they called him because they're like, you're the author of the Christmas.

And we hear it's just a Xerox copy.

Could you, do you want to sign a big contract with us?

And he has been writing bestsellers ever since.

He's the best-selling author of the Michael Vay series, which

Mercury is proud to print.

He's got a new book, A Christmas Memory.

He says it's his favorite book ever.

Richard Paul Evans is with us.

Hi, Richard.

How are you?

Good morning, Glenn.

Thank you for your friendship.

Yeah.

It's great to have you on.

Tell me about this book and because

you are inspired in your writing I don't know if that is normal for

authors that they just are inspired by something and it just kind of downloads tell me about this book do you remember last year when I was on your radio show and I could barely talk yeah and you're like Rick you're sick I had pneumonia and I ended up on the top of it I was very very sick yeah um it was on the you know, we're talking at the hospital.

It's like my friend passed away from the exact same thing a month before.

And I thought, I may be done here.

And I of course didn't let that out, but it's like, I was very sick.

And I'm laying in bed, and this story starts coming to me.

And Carrie brought me a notepad, and I wrote this book in bed on my back.

And I thought, you know what, I just go through the exercise.

The book will probably never be published.

And it's probably awful.

And two months later, when I started to recover, I read it and I thought, this is the most powerful thing I've ever written.

I was getting out of my childhood.

It was very vulnerable.

It was very raw.

And it was about a little boy and a man,

an older black man, who lived next door who watched over me at a very difficult time in my family's life when my family was melting down.

And you would never let a young boy go to an old man's house today, but he was just a kind man who had lots of chocolates and gave advice.

Especially that.

Hey,

the old next door neighbor has got chocolates for you, kids.

Come on over.

I know it was a different world when we were growing growing up.

Okay, so

tell me a bit of the story.

Well, it takes place in 1967, and it was just when my family went through a really hard thing.

And

in this case, I did.

The book is semi-autobiographical.

There's a few things I took out.

I wrote my brother was killed in Vietnam.

My family melted down.

We moved to Utah into an abandoned home after my dad lost his job.

And that's why there's rats in Michael Vay because the home was filled with rats and I was terrified of them.

And it was an inner city school.

It was a really just tough place to live.

We got beaten up our first weekend there, my brothers and I.

And it was just a really hard time.

And even the teacher was a bully.

And during the day, was that because, hang on just a second, is that because you have Tourette's?

Well, I was always teased because I had Tourette's.

That kind of made me an outsider.

But this was just a mean place.

And the thing is, my mom, when my mom lived there,

it was her mother's house that had been abandoned.

It was like country, so it was nice back then, but moved in, it's now inner city, and it was tough.

And

we were just very poor.

My mother locked herself in her bedroom for days, and then she attempted to take her life.

I mean, it was a horrible time.

And this is about the hope of a little boy who just kept going.

And anyway, I just, when I finished the book, I was sobbing.

I gave gave it to my publisher, Simon Schuster and Gallery.

And the head of editorial called me and she goes, Rick, I just finished your book.

I was going to read one chapter.

She said, I've been just crying, ugly crying, and I can't believe the power of this book.

No book has ever moved me like this.

And it's just, I already had a movie offer on it, which I turned down.

It's like, no, we're going to wait because I think this book

is going to be really big.

And it feels like the Christmas Box all over again.

Things are happening.

Doors are opening.

So, but Christmas Box never sold

in pre-sales like this one.

I mean, this is your biggest selling pre-sale book, isn't it?

In my history.

Oh, yeah.

It's already sold enough books to hit the New York Times bestseller list multiple times.

I mean, its pre-orders are off the charts.

Some retailers are already selling out of the book, and it's not even out yet.

Wow.

There's something magical about this book.

And, of course, that could be an on-year show.

It's just crazy.

It's already been on Barnes ⁇ Noble bestseller lists.

It's been on on Amazon's bestseller list in the top hundred.

I'm so happy for you.

Crazy.

I'm so happy for you.

It's a time of peace, and it talks about love and compassion and racism in a way that

makes sense.

The key to that is love, and it's about love.

So

when you say, you know, I spent all day crying, That's a good kind of crying, right?

Because I read a lot of stuff that makes me cry all day long.

You know, I actually looked this up.

I thought, why would anyone want to cry?

And it's actually,

there's different kinds of cries.

Your kind of cries are that I don't want that kind of.

But there's things that move us when we see compassion just for the sake of compassion and to believe that there's still good in people.

That's my favorite.

Yeah, one reader said to me, it's great to see a strong male role model.

I mean, there's a male role model that actually

had no motive other than just being a good man with good morals and good values.

Do you know what happened to him in your real life?

He passed away about 40 years ago.

His name is Mr.

Foster and the book is dedicated to him.

And

did you ever have the chance to say to him, thank you?

No.

No, he was very old and I was very young and then that was

we actually moved out of state and so by the time I came back he was gone.

But you know you're little kids you never even think of that.

It's when you're older, you look back and you see people who made a big difference in your life.

Yeah.

Yeah.

It's

something special that I think all of us have one of those people in our lives, and it makes a huge, huge difference.

Also, you've got the Noel Diary, which is Netflix feature film, right?

And it's out next week.

Yes, on Thanksgiving Day is my first feature film.

And go ahead, Kerry and I got to do something really fun.

We had red carpet walkthrough with all the stars.

It's Justin Hartley from Vince and Us.

And it's director Charles Shire, who did Father of the Bride, who's Academy Award-nominated director.

And the movie's really good.

You and Tanya will like it.

It's really good.

We see Kerry and I see it three times now.

And I'm just so pleased.

And he kept saying, this is better than all your other movies.

I tell my movies, I go, honey, it's a feature film.

It's a major budget.

And Justin Hartley is just fun to look at.

I mean, he's such a good actor.

Okay, that sounds a little like the old man next door with the chocolate, but I'm going to leave it alone.

That is

premiering as a feature film.

It's called the Noel Diary on Netflix, but

that is, what did you say?

On Thanksgiving Day.

Yeah, Thanksgiving Day.

But the Christmas Memory, a Christmas Memory is

his latest really special and extraordinary book.

He's one of the best, I think, one of the best storytellers and best imaginations

because

some stuff that he has written

is so inventive, but it all is rooted in truth and all rooted in

something much, much deeper.

And Christmas is his specialty, a Christmas memory available now everywhere, wherever you get your books.

Richard Paul Evans, thank you, sir.

Thank you.

Have a nice Thanksgiving, Glenn.

You too.

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Oh, did I?

A little bit.

You said, I can't believe CNN's covering this.

No,

the coverage is that's a big deal that is the biggest selling ticket day in all of history.

I mean, it's amazing.

But

what really caught my attention, the reason why I did it, was because Amy Klobuchar got involved.

Yeah, and AOC as well.

Oh, and AOC.

AOC was big on this, saying it's a monopoly.

We must break it up.

Can we,

you don't have a constitutional right to see see Taytay.

That's not a thing

There it's not in the document anywhere.

They don't mention Taylor Swift once Nowhere in the document do they say you're able to go hear her stupid songs in person.

That's not a thing.

I think I could twist the third amend the third amendment the third amendment yeah the one about not quartering soldiers I don't know they quarter the soldiers I'm going to see Taytay right

well okay that that might be true but they may have to update the I mean it's a living document I think it's a living, breathing document, and everybody knows what they were meaning.

But like,

there are people absolutely freaking out over this, that they couldn't get their Taylor Swift tickets yesterday.

We have multiple government officials who are saying, oh, look how evil this is, this evil giant corporation that could only sell 2 million tickets in a day to a bunch of concerts around the country.

I'm so, so sorry.

Now, of course, a lot of this goes back to the typical artist who says,

I want to make sure that the real fans can get in.

That's why I'm charging $1 for all these tickets.

And then, of course, people buy them and then resell them on the secondary market.

If you just charge what they were worth, then you wouldn't have this problem.

But no one wants to do that because it seems they make it...

They sound mean if they do that, Glenn.

They sound mean to their fans if they charge too much for these tickets.

Now, look, you want to get some tickets you're going to give away to some of your fans that are really dedicated?

You can find a way to do that.

But like you're trying, these are price controls.

You are artificially lowering the price of these tickets to give to people for $49.

Does anyone believe a Taylor Swift ticket in the year 2022 is only worth, or 2023, I guess, is only actually worth on the market $49?

Of course not.

She's charging these ridiculously low prices for...

a select small, tiny group of the tickets she's selling.

Which is 3.6 3.6 million.

Right.

She's got a lot of them out there.

Now, of course, she could find a way to just give them away.

She's making plenty of money here, charge the normal price for the other tickets, and then

give some away to your hardcore fans.

I so care very little about this story.

Yeah.

That,

I mean, the only reason why I brought this story up is

they're concerned in the Senate and the House.

Oh, I know.

They're concerned.

It's so rare.

What about Arizona?

They want to go attack

some giant corporation and they want to attack capitalism.

I mean, that's why I care about it.

Look, they also want to stop talking about the failures of everything else.

That's true.

But think about this for a second, Glenn.

There was a time, most of human history, that if you wanted to hear music, what you needed to do was get in front of someone who was playing it, right?

All throughout history.

Then, through capitalism, innovation, we were able to record the music.

And it was very difficult.

You had to distribute it.

It got hard.

Then we came up with record stores and we were able to record the music and press it.

So there were tons and tons of people who could access this.

Any person who had, I don't know, 10 bucks could go buy

first a record and an eight track and a cassette and a C D and in some cases all of those.

And sometimes all of those.

Yeah.

And you'd go and you'd buy them from the store.

And I remember going around from record store to record store to record store to try to find this.

And concerts were hard to get into and they were expensive and I didn't have the money to it.

And you had to go stand in line.

And you had to go stand in line to get the tickets.

I paid $19 for floor tickets to see Michael Jackson and the Jackson 5.

You're kidding me.

No, victory tour.

$19.

$19.

And it was an outrage.

People were pissed off.

And that's the thing.

They're always pissed off.

Now we've come to the point.

Where you they're like oh, well, I don't I don't want to pay that I don't I didn't want to pay for the money It's too what they're too expensive.

They're too expensive for the tickets Then we're to the point now where capitalism has brought us every single piece of music ever recorded for zero dollars.

And they're still bitching.

They're still complaining.

The same people are like, I don't want to pay $19

for Michael J.

Then don't go.

Then don't go.

You don't have a right to go.

And by the way, you can get

tickets to every other artist on the planet with no problems right now.

There's essentially one artist that it's difficult to get tickets for.

And this artist,

they still sold 2 million tickets in a day.

And everyone's talking about breaking the company up.

And it's not about Ticketmaster.

No one likes, everyone complains about Ticketmaster all the time.

It's not about Ticketmaster.

They are going after freaking capitalism.

They are always targeting the same thing.

Every time anyone has a bad how can you look at this entire picture

from performing music and having no way for anyone else to hear it

to every song being free and still complain about it

I only brought this up to say Congress and the Senate are more concerned about a Taylor Swift ticket

than the vote

in Arizona

Shouldn't they maybe be a little more concerned about the stuff that's in their wheelhouse.

That's the problem, though.

AOC thinks everything stuff is in her wheelhouse.

Yeah, everything is.

She's a victim of everything.

She's constantly out there telling everybody else.

She's tired of victimhood.

I mean, I'm just so tired.

I'm a victim.

Shut up.

Shut up.

Shut up.

Shut up.

Up.

It's so annoying.

It's just

stop your whining.

Everybody's whining about everything all the time.

Look, there are real things to worry about, clearly, in this country.

But whether you can get Tay Tay tickets or not, it's not one of them.

It's not one of them.

I'm sorry.

I got to tell you, I think the people in Africa that are starving right now, they would disagree.

They want taytay tickets?

Yeah, they were like on the

phonish kind of thing that they have over there, trying to get through to Ticketmaster.

They couldn't get in.

They couldn't get in.

Finally, an affordable ticket for us.

We're starving to death in Africa and Ethiopia.

And I can't get a ticket.

And you know where Taylor Swift isn't playing any concerts?

Madagascar?

Why?

Because everyone there is African-American?

Is that why?

Now, it's weird that they'd be African-American in Africa, but

I don't know how they all became American citizens in this analogy, but they are.

They're African-Africans.

They're African-African.

She will not go play for African-Africans

in an island on the coast of Africa.

I think it's got to stop.

It's got to be racism.

Is there any other

possibility?

No.

She's skipping the entire continent?

How do you do that?

Yeah, racism.

How do you do that?

That's why.

You're just going to fly over.

Oh, it's the flyover continent i get it wink wink code language dog whistles

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Thank you.

That was riveting.

Actually, I'll be here with Pat Gray next week for those interested in taking in a little of Pat and Stew.

Next week it'll be fun.

It won't be me.

Jamie Kilstein is with us.

He is a comedian and the host of Advice Not Taken.

He's a guy who

We probably

would have really hated each other years ago.

And now it's just simple dislike, you know?

And

Jamie is here.

He was a guy who was way on the left.

In fact, I want to read something from July 2019.

A few weeks ago, this fragile Jew flew to Texas to meet his girlfriend's very conservative mom and dad.

You're right to write out a list of people who wouldn't like me.

It would read conservatives, Christian, gun owners, oilmen, and Justin Timberlake, mainly because I've had several public conversations with Noam Chomsky.

The Bible scares me more than Pet Cemetery.

I also felt I would accidentally kill myself if I ever owned a gun.

I drive a Prius, and I really don't trust Justin Timberlake.

So he's gone from this to, let me just say as I welcome Jamie Kilstein on, congratulations on your baptism a couple of weeks ago.

Oh, Matt, and I bought a gun, and I am still alive.

Wait,

what's the current status with Justin Timberlake?

Do you have any update on that?

I'll find them one day.

Who knows what's up?

Yeah, okay.

All right.

No, seriously, I got some really nice notes from you the last couple of weeks.

I really wish I could have been or been invited to your baptism.

But

I'm so happy for you.

Now, well, man,

and I really do want, like, I'll say this publicly, where part of my shift, you know, there's this thing.

I wasn't planning on talking about this, but there's this dangerous thing that happens, especially on Twitter, although maybe not anymore if Twitter goes down,

where anyone who has any change of political beliefs is automatically called a grifter.

And I almost want to write a piece called Defending Grifting, where for me,

I've had plenty of opportunities to do that, to pretend I was conservative, to be the, you know, the former woke guy, and to profit off of it.

And I was never

interested in doing this like heel turn just for my career.

The reason that I have become

more conservative and that I have, you know, that I did find Jesus after, I mean, I opened for Richard Dawkins back in the day.

It wasn't because I was like, I need to make a career pivot.

It was because when I made,

you know,

that's what you do for Jesus.

Yeah, yeah, sure.

And because it's so very popular right now.

Yeah, yeah.

Once the chosen took off, I was like, this is my pass.

By the way, I'm going to go see the premiere today.

Yeah, me too.

But I met, it was meeting guys like you, meeting guys like Tim Kennedy, becoming legitimately.

friends with people who were conservative, who also I go, man, this is the kind of person I want to be.

This is the kind of dad I want to be.

This is the kind of husband I want to be.

This is the kind of conversations I want to have.

And so what happened was, I go, well, if I admire these men as men, then maybe I should take a step and look at

these things that I thought I would hate them for, they believe, and ask them why they believe it.

And then it just all sort of started happening.

So it was more, it was the opposite of what we do on Twitter.

And what I used to do.

Instead of looking at someone's political beliefs or their tweets and judging them by that, I looked at them as a person, as a human.

And then if I respected them as a human, I go, yeah, how did you get to this belief?

That's crazy.

And it just opened my eyes.

Yeah, that's crazy.

I don't know why anybody would talk to somebody.

So, Jamie, so you were in 2019, you were,

you know, the pariah at the holiday table.

Now, I mean, if I, if I remember right, um,

your,

your father was a fundraiser for Hillary Clinton and your mom, I think, bought your first pack of cigarettes.

I don't, but my dad definitely wasn't a fundraiser, but like they are very liberal.

My mom certainly bought me my first pack of cigarettes.

And I believe it was for Christmas, and I believe it was from Santa.

Because

I feel like

when you become 40 years old and you're like, you know, I spent years being like, man, I have a cool mom.

And then you get older and you're like, was she just an alcoholic?

Everyone's mom likes their cigarettes on the stove, right?

So, yeah, there's a lot, there's a lot of

learning I'm doing.

So, yeah, I mean, they're very liberal.

Well, what's funny is I've always kind of been a pariah because I was too left for my family and for a lot of my friends.

I was like, too liberal.

And then now I'm,

in theory, too conservative, but I figured out ways to talk talk to people who I disagree with.

And I think, you know,

that's what I just wrote about it.

I started a sub stack and I wrote about like tips to essentially not kill your family over Thanksgiving.

Yeah, I mean, because we, this is a, this is a big one.

There's a lot going on.

You know, the Hunter Biden laptop, the change of Congress, the election.

Oh, that, yes, and that's exactly like things.

It was bad enough before we knew about Hunter Biden's laptop.

Like, it's hard enough going home to your family and explaining why you don't have kids yet, let alone now I need to have like talking points on like gender assignment therapy or like how I, an opinion on maths, how you do these substaff.

Like it is so hard.

You know,

Ramdas, who's this like great spiritual guy who

I love, he had this great quote.

He's literally one of the most like spiritual people who has ever lived.

And he has this quote that says, if you think you are enlightened, go spend two weeks with your family and like there is it was already hard before like our forefathers did not see us arguing about libs of tick tock over thanksgiving you know what i mean yes and

so it's you can't go into it prepared for battle You have to remember it is your family.

You want this holiday to be good.

And I feel like people are already sort of memorizing their talking points.

And I used to do that.

I was the insufferable person sent to ruin November through December.

It's like, oh, if my dad was praying for a Jewish holiday, I'd have to remind him about how Palestine is suffering at Israel's hand.

If everyone wants to,

it's like, well, I have to rant about Jesus and capitalism.

Dude, I was like a step away from being like, is leaving cookies for Santa fat shaming should be a crapping substance?

Like, it was

so bad.

It was so bad.

And so, like,

I'm not judging much like my new friend, Jesus.

We are not here to judge.

But

I really do think there are things you can do.

So what are they?

Three things.

So the first one is you have to find something you can all agree on, right?

So for example, and I've done this so many times, all politicians suck.

You open with that.

You don't open by saying your team is bad.

You open by going, hey, man, I'm not a fan of a lot of Democratic politicians.

I may agree with some of their stances, but I think that it's just so much more honest if I'm representing liberals to be like, yeah, man, Biden's not doing great.

Because now they know I'm not a liar, right?

I think that conservatives.

So wouldn't tip number one actually be, don't lie?

It would be don't lie.

Okay, yeah.

But we don't do that because we are trained by social media to be like, I have to defend my team no matter what.

Do you know how many Republicans were just white knuckling it, defending certain things Trump said, or how many liberals were doing the exact same

thing with Biden?

I mean, God, how many people were doing that just the other day with his speech where they're like, this is what I have to defend?

Okay, yeah, I guess execute drug dealers.

Like, they don't do anything.

And if you can admit it.

If you can admit when your side is wrong, the other person is going to start seeing you as someone who wants to make the world better and fix the system and not someone who just wants to attack them for who you voted for, right?

Like we can all agree Nancy Pelosi is a ghoul.

Let's start there and then we can move on, right?

Okay.

Tip number two.

Number two, if all of your relatives can do is shout things they heard on Rachel Maddow or Tucker Carlson, maybe their life is kind of rough and we should actually feel compassion for them, right?

Like if someone at your dinner table refuses to leave until they win an argument about January 6th,

you kind of already won, right?

Like when I, when all I could do is argue about politics,

I was so depressed.

I was so miserable.

I was in a crumbling relationship.

The only thing that made me feel good is this illusion that I was doing something by yelling at people on Twitter.

But in reality, like, I was suffering.

And so I think that if you have a family member who's glued to their phone all day, angrily sharing political memes, you shouldn't be like, oh, I can't wait to slam that guy at Thanksgiving.

Like, don't give him more ammo by fighting with him.

You need to give that person a hug.

You need to talk about anything but politics and connect with them.

And honestly, like, make sure they're okay.

And we can all check ourselves on that.

When I find myself getting stuck back into Twitter, I just go, what am I projecting?

What am I hiding from?

And oftentimes it's just something that I'm not taking care of within me.

So I just have to make it about, you know, Washington.

I am, I, I, you're preaching.

I mean, I'm about to shout amen.

This is a, an actual beginning of a conversion here because these are all Jesus tips.

Right.

Right.

You know,

you kind of got the,

yes.

You know, there's, there's nine others, but you got the, you know, don't lie and love one another.

Just have compassion for one another.

What's the third one?

Is it about false idols?

The third one is storm the capital.

The third one is

okay.

So this one's going to

sound rough at first, so stay with me.

So the third one is hold hands and watch the world burn.

And here's what I mean by that.

I'm not a fan of apathy, right?

But when you think about what your family on Thanksgiving, on Christmas, what are you doing in that moment to change the world as you're screaming, right?

You guys are arguing with each other like you're making your case in front of the UN, but it's like, is your uncle on the Supreme Court?

No.

Did anyone in the family pass the laws you're mad about?

No.

Do you even know how laws get passed?

Probably not.

But in that moment, there's literally nothing your family can do to change the system.

So maybe we don't let these jerks in Washington ruin one more good thing by tearing our family apart, right?

So here is how you can inspire your family member who thinks differently than you to be more like you.

It's not screaming at them like an unhinged CNN pundit whose ratings are in the trash.

It's be a good ambassador for your side, right?

So instead of throwing a fit about who your sister voted for, why not be so cool that people want to be like you?

Be so kind and generous that others start to wonder who you voted for without you even having to tell them, right?

Like when you see someone, again, myself included, screaming about something, you know, even like CrossFit.

You have to do CrossFit.

You must.

Why?

So you can be miserable like me because my lower back hurts all the time.

Like if they're screaming at you, they're projecting, right?

And so actually, Glenn, back to the baptism thing,

going from an atheist to finding Jesus at 40, the reason I haven't written a piece called, If You Don't Go to Church, You're Garbage, is because for the first time in my life, I feel like I have nothing to prove to anyone, right?

Like I don't need to project that like I did with my old liberal talking system.

People respect how I treat others and they're curious about why I will tell them, and they can tell because I'm actually happy, right?

So, if you're the only conservative at the dinner table, the best thing you can do is just be kind, ask questions, be open-minded, use phrases like, I never lifted it that way.

Do not bring up Alex Jones.

Like, if you're a responsible gun owner, talk about things you would do to prevent mass shootings instead of shouting, come and take them.

Like, all you have to do is, through your actions, be kind and make people want to know how you think politically because you just like I did with you, man, the first time we met.

I just go, Well, that guy is nothing like I thought he would be.

And so now I want to learn more about him.

And like, you can be that person for your family that actually destroys all the stereotypes that people have about conservatives or libertarians.

Here we are

getting ready the last break before my Thanksgiving break.

And I am truly grateful for this very funny and very enlightening segment.

Jamie, I'm so happy for you.

Thank you, Ben.

You've got all kinds of stuff ahead of you.

It's all good.

He's the host of the podcast, Advice Not Taken.

I would suggest maybe like some of this advice we all take on all sides of

politics.

Jamie Kilstein, thank you so much.

God bless you.

Thank you.

How about you too?

Excuse you, too.

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