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We begin with David Barton in 60 seconds.

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How are you, David?

Good, man.

Good.

Now, you know, most people don't know, David, that you are and have been forever very involved in politics.

Yes, sir.

Yeah.

And been doing this for a long time.

First, let me, before we get into,

you know, what you're looking for and what the teams are out looking for for voter distortion,

have you seen anything like this on the ground before far as

you're all, I call you and you're like, I'm in Alabama.

And 10 minutes later, I'm in New York and you're all over the country.

Are you seeing anything different and unusual this time around with what you're seeing on the ground attitude or,

you know, to give you any indication how it's going to go?

The last time I saw something like this was in 94.

So with the

that was New Gingrich contract with America.

That's the last time I've seen this kind of buzz in the grassroots.

So this is not even, this is beyond the Tea Party 2010?

Yes, this is beyond the Tea Party.

Wow.

That's amazing.

Because that was, I mean, everybody knew it then.

Everybody knew it.

This is so quiet and underground.

There's no rallies or anything.

There's a lot of rallies.

They're just not covered well.

I mean, what we've done, we've just got off the road.

We've been in 132 cities in 24 states in 76 congressional districts we think are flippable.

And we're not the only ones doing that.

There's plenty out there.

There's just very little coverage of them.

How is the church getting involved?

Are they actually

stepping to the plate here?

That has been our exclusive focus is there.

And I would say absolutely yes.

There's been things that we have seen now in the off-year election in 91, where you had Virginia, et cetera.

And then what we're seeing right now, and this is particularly on the process side.

A lot of people are really interested in the glitzy side of elections, want to see the results, but very few get involved in the process side.

And that's where we've been.

We've been recruiting people to be in the process, get on the front end of elections, not the back end of elections.

Don't just watch them be reported, be part of them.

That was the problem.

I kept warning Trump, you know this, David, over and over and over again.

Look, this is going on.

You got to be ready for it.

And what happened after the election?

They rightfully said, you should have been saying this before the election.

That's right.

We could have helped you before the election.

We can't help you now.

That's right.

So having these people out and monitoring,

and I know, I mean, we're, thank God, the right is fighting in the courts and trying to get things as clean as possible.

Where are you concerned the most about possible voter fraud?

We're concerned the most about places where we don't have much influence on the process, quite frankly.

If everybody gets an equal shot at the table, you know, if everybody can sit at the table, we're okay.

I saw Michigan, was it their Supreme Court that that came out and said

that you

where was it?

Yeah, it was in Michigan,

where the courts came out and said, you've got to have both sides at the table, and you have to let the right and the Republicans see everything.

Yeah, and that is really what you asked for, is both sides.

I don't want the reverse of what

right now.

That's right.

I just, I want it to be clean and fair.

If I'm a Republican, I want Democrats at the table as well, watching the election.

And by the way, in Texas, we prosecuted Republicans as well as Democrats for election fraud.

So it happens on both sides.

Yeah.

So what are you seeing?

I saw some numbers from you yesterday that were shocking.

How sure are you that this is what is happening?

Well, we're sure of what we're seeing ourselves with our people on the ground.

We have the reports of that, and those are first-hand reports.

And so based on that, I'm pretty sure of what we see.

I can't tell you what else is out there, but I know what we're finding.

Okay, so what are you finding?

One of the things that we think is super important, and by the way, I work with Chad Connolly with Faith Wins.

We've partnered on this, we've done the rallies together.

Fantastic.

Chad is

bar none, the best thing I've seen in a long time.

Yeah, Chad and I have both been involved in politics from the local level through the federal level.

So, we've got a lot of experience in politics behind the scenes and in process.

And I'm going to go back to where we started in Virginia because it worked really well there.

It was called the Missibes Project.

A 79-year-old lady said, I want to do something about elections.

And so she went to the local election board with her Sunday school class and said, What can we do?

And talking to Chad, she said, Well, what you need to do is just look at the voter rolls.

Just see who the active voters are.

See who voted, see what you can find out.

And they did that.

And they found one guy who registered to vote in 27 locations.

That's not a good deal.

This is in Virginia.

In Virginia.

This is in Virginia in 91, or pre-91 election.

Wait, wait, pre-90, 91?

Yeah, the 91 election where Yonkin was elected governor.

So prior to that election.

Well, go ahead.

I don't understand the 91.

Well, there are five states that have off-year elections.

They don't elect numbers even years.

So Virginia is one of those that is an off-year election.

Virginia, Kentucky, and

Louisiana.

21.

What did I say?

91.

Oh, that's my gosh.

I'm like, why are we going back to 1991?

Because I'm a historian.

That's okay.

I'm stuck in history.

No, it's 21.

21, okay.

21.

Sorry.

Y'all came elected in 21.

So she took her Sunday school class, and they started looking at voters' roles and told them to look for two things.

Look for people who are over 100 years old.

Not that people over 100 can't vote.

Right.

But look for them and just make sure they're real people.

And by the way, we just found this in Michigan just a couple of weeks ago.

We found a guy named Jason Daniel who was over 100.

He voted twice in 2020.

And that's not the story.

The story was he was born in 1850.

He lived through the Civil War and he's still voting in 2020.

So that's a little issue.

So Jason Daniel, we're looking for those kind of people.

And that's what Ms.

Bessie and her class was looking for.

And that's where they found a guy.

Two things.

Look for people who are over 100 or look for more than six people registered at the same address.

Not that they can't be, but just check and make sure.

And so they went through and they found one address with 17 people registered there.

And they called Chad and said, what do you think?

He said, I think it's a really big house.

Why don't you go look at it?

And they went and looked, and it was a cow pasture.

It was an open field.

There was not even a barn on it, open structure, and 17 people voted out of that empty address.

So that's what we have people looking for.

That's what they flag on.

That's what they're looking for.

That's what they're going after.

So I want to make sure that we're really clear on this because, you know, you can go to prison now for

any kind of misinformation I hear.

You're saying, you're not saying that this is enough to throw an election or you can't trust the election or anything else.

You're saying

your people are going in and cleaning up all the stuff that both Democrats and Republicans should be upset about.

Yeah, and we don't know if this will win an election or not, but we do know that if you do this up front, when you get done with the election, both sides can have confidence that it was a fair election and done appropriately.

And that's the big deal, is you want to take the question marks away from the elections.

I mean,

it's not good for the Republicans

if either side is questioning the election.

As a Republican, if I lose the election, but I had all my people doing poll watching and we've checked the list, then we lost the election.

That's just the way it is.

And that's the way you, we used to trust it.

That's right.

And starting in 2000, you know, from 2000 on, the Democrats haven't lost an election that they haven't claimed fraud.

And that's really damaging.

And it's damaging if we do it too.

What the way you fix it is not shutting people up.

The way you fix it is opening up.

Both sides are in there to watch it.

That's exactly right.

And so in Michigan, in addition to finding Jason Daniel, Michigan, they had the names and sheets of 100.

So you asked for the active voter list.

And in Virginia, it was saying, hey, every Friday, I want to see all the newly registered voters.

And so you just look at the list.

And you go down through all the lists, you check everybody, make sure they're legitimate.

But in Michigan, one of the voter lists we got, the top 67 people on it, we found obituaries for, and they're still voting.

Oh, my God.

That's a problem.

When you find obituaries for people who are active voters.

So, David,

let me take you back to Michigan, the last time they started covering up the windows during 2021.

And that raises questions all by itself.

Oh, it just.

It doesn't even mean that something was going on.

But you see that and you're like, wait a minute.

It just suggests to you that it doesn't pass the smell test.

Right.

I mean, I grew up in the Pacific Northwest.

We had Shaky's Pizza.

They had a window where I could see all of it.

And if I can see what they're doing to a pizza to assemble it, why can't I see what's happening in an election?

Okay, so

are we at all of the polling stations?

And has that been cleaned up?

in states?

This is one of the things that Chad and I have been working on is getting church folks to show up and just be poll watchers.

Just let us train you.

And every state is different, and that's really cool.

Article 2 of the Constitution makes it clear that the states control elections, time, places, manners of elections.

So some states, you can be a poll watcher and be anywhere in the state.

Some states, you have to be from the county in which you're going to do poll watching.

The rules are all different.

So we get people trained on the rules in their states.

And here's what it is in your state.

Here's what you can do.

So we've recruited and recruited hard.

And at this point now, in Nevada, we got word last week, we have a poll watcher at every polling place in the state of Nevada.

That's excellent.

We have a poll watcher at every polling place in the state of Michigan.

And they know how to behave.

They know how to.

If they're being told, you got to go stand over here.

That's it.

Here's what you can do.

You can't interfere with this.

You can put eyes on it.

And I think eyes is ⁇ we learned from Virginia, eyes is really important.

When we had these poll watchers like Miss Bessie

go to places, there were three election clerks in Virginia that quit once they found someone was watching them.

One of those election clerks was arrested last month for voter fraud in 2021.

So if an election clerk doesn't want to be seen, doesn't want somebody just standing in the room watching, again, it doesn't pass the smell test.

Election clerks.

It doesn't mean that there's something going on.

That's right.

But that,

I mean, I would never have anybody.

You know, I'm counting money for something and I know they're not here to rob me.

I have no problem with somebody watching me count the money.

As long as you feel that you actually feel better about it.

Yeah, you can't confront people in a line and say, show me your idea.

You can't do that.

But if you're there, just eyes on the process, and that's a really important thing.

And so that's what we're trying to do: get people with eyes on the process in every single state.

So I was with Mike Lee last night in

Washington County, the reddest county in America, I believe.

And And there were people there, about

half of the audience raised their hand and said they had voted early.

But when he said, look, if you haven't voted, make sure you take out your ballot that was sent to you.

And the crowd went nuts.

No,

go to a polling place.

And

they just don't trust

the mail-in ballots.

Have you seen anything where it was a little shaky last time that it's been cleaned up at all?

Well, we don't know if it's been cleaned up until we see what happens this time.

But we do know that there's been a bigger push for people to vote early because of the fact so many people showed up last year, last election on election day and said, No, you've already voted.

You can't vote.

Wait a minute.

I haven't voted.

Yeah, you did.

You did a mail-in ballot, but I haven't voted.

Yes, you have.

So there were a lot of people who.

This is what Mike was saying last night.

He's like, he was afraid that because of

they've put so much money into the ballot system that they won't be staffed enough or there'll be something that would happen that is just because

they didn't have the money.

They were planning on more people voting by mail that you'll get there and you may not have time to do it

or whatever.

Trevor Burrus, Jr.: And there's that possibility.

But there were a lot of people who felt like somebody voted for them by mail that wasn't them.

And so that's why they're urging early voting, because get there before someone can do a potential fraud.

And you don't know if it's fraud.

There was nothing on it except just the anecdotal evidence that people said, I haven't voted, and you show that I have.

Well, we're not going to let you vote because you showed you already have.

And so if that's fraudulent, you don't want that going on.

So the most, I believe, the most popular

idea

that we argue about

that unites people is voter ID laws.

It's very, it's wildly.

it's in the 80s in the 80s overall in Democrats approved by African-American voters.

I mean, it really is one of the most popular policies in our public discourse.

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Oh boy.

I didn't even think about this.

I didn't even think about this.

And I'm suddenly against voter ID.

NBC

said yesterday that voter ID laws disproportionately affect transgender people.

And they are worried that people asking for voter ID from transgender people is voter suppression and could, I mean, is really hurting the transgender vote.

I can see that.

If your picture on your driver's license shows you to be a male and you walk in with the dress, that might confuse people a little bit.

Right.

But I don't think you're fooling anybody that you're not a man myself.

I think I could look at that and go,

dude, the lipstick's not working for you, but here you go.

The worse your transition looks, the better chance you have to vote.

Yeah.

If you're really good at it, you might have problems.

You might have a problem.

So, David,

the one thing that

the Democrats are setting up for with this, you know, a danger to democracy

is

Hillary Clinton just came out and said they're already planning on stealing the 2024 election.

And what her idea of stealing is, is that

the Republicans will stand against the federal government taking over the vote.

And they should.

And they should.

Constitutionally.

But see, and I've got to just add a commentary here.

That's another proof to me that Democrats don't read the Constitution much because when you're saving our democracy, you haven't read Article 4, which prohibits a democracy.

You have to be a Republic.

And there's a big difference between that.

So help me out on that because in Article 4,

we have two minutes.

Because in Article 4, it does say states have maintained a Republican form of government.

And it does say that states...

Now, it says Congress can.

Can't amend this from time to time.

That's right.

So what is the argument against the Democrats amending it?

Well, they can, and what has happened is Congress has always respected the states and left them alone.

Now, they will come in with uniform dates.

We want all elections on this day, whatever.

They can do something like that.

They've always left alone the process side and say that's up to the states.

Even election dates, when you have federal elections, that's all set.

But the states can choose their own state election dates as five states do,

like Louisiana and like Virginia and others, who choose to have it on an odd number year rather than an even number year.

So Congress has always left that alone to the states.

Now, the federal elections is what Congress can have a lot more influence over.

And the Constitution does say you have to have results reported by a certain day.

And that's where they've gone to kind of federalizing a standard federal election day.

But they left the states alone on other things.

I've got to tell you, this whole talk about, you know,

it may be days before we find

there's no reason for this.

This is like COVID and us just walking into a store and they say, hey, there's no potato chips and we won't have them until probably three months from now.

You know, it's like it's the United States of America.

I should be able to get potato chips, you know, on demand.

We've done this my whole life and had, generally speaking, we've had most of the results.

We knew which way it was

falling, you know, except for exceptions like the year 2000.

I don't accept that we have to wait days days to find it.

And Pennsylvania is already saying it may be weeks for them this time.

Oh my gosh.

And when you're saying something like that, you're raising questions.

And that's bad for the state of Pennsylvania to make an announcement like that.

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Now, NPR

aired an abortion.

Now,

I think they thought this was going to

help

people go, oh, is that it?

It's safe and effective.

I'm not sure it's going to have the

desired

result.

But

I think it is important

to

have everybody

look at it.

Just look at it.

And that's what they were saying.

Look at it.

It's not so bad.

So I want to play.

Are we ready?

I want to play what NPR played.

This is

the sound of an abortion.

And Northland, medication abortions are done in the morning, and then in the afternoon, they do the surgical procedures.

Right when my daughter started to be difficult.

Yeah.

Oh, my goodness.

This next patient is not one of the patients you heard before.

She's asked that we not use her name.

She's from.

Go ahead, play it.

What do you mean?

No, no, stop, stop.

Just continue to play it, please.

Can we just get to the place to where they're doing the abortion?

She's from Michigan.

She already has one kid.

She's having her abortion at about 11 weeks.

Nearly all abortions in Michigan are before 13 weeks.

And like many patients at Northland, she said I could record her procedure.

We're gonna hear some of that now.

So I'm just gonna get you set up on the table and we're gonna do vast evasion.

I'm just gonna pull this out under your legs.

Most patients are partially awake during the procedures.

They get IV medication for pain and anxiety.

The lights are dimmed.

There's soothing music.

It actually feels a lot like a childbirth.

Oh, so it's really cool.

It's fun.

Your bare legs and stirrups.

Oh, it's fair enough.

And a person next to you singing.

Like a spa visit, really.

And a person next to you singing you.

Just keep breathing.

Keep breathing.

That's Brandy.

She's one of the staffers.

Her job is to monitor vital signs, but it is also to hold the patient's hand and talk her through this.

Oh, wow.

Whether it's a birth or abortion,

it is often women guiding other women.

Why can't we hear

you?

That's such a glorious procedure.

Okay, I don't want to hear anymore.

Yeah, I don't think I want to hear.

No, I don't want to hear anymore.

I know.

But they played that on NPR thinking that this is something that will make abortion better.

Well, yeah, listen to how they described it.

We're going to play soothing music and somebody's there to hold her hand.

We lower the lights.

It's like the spot.

It's really nice.

And then they turn the vacuum on.

And then they turn the vacuum on.

Instead of you getting the nice, like, C sounds when you're getting a massage, you get the sound of a vacuum.

And that's basically the only difference, according to NPR.

Which is vacuuming a human baby out of the water.

Oh, is that what's happening?

Now,

I would like to play

because we

this is

worse.

This is worse.

The Blaze has recorded an abortion,

and this you need to hear.

Good morning, everyone.

Here we are.

We made it.

Everybody got up.

Everybody woke up.

We're all awake.

Stop.

I don't know if I can get.

I don't know if we can continue.

No, no.

We shouldn't have done it.

We shouldn't have done it.

We shouldn't have brought across a little bit in my mouth right there.

Yeah.

Of course, that was the audio of Don Lemon and the CNN morning show.

And

wow.

I'll never be able to unhear that or unsee it.

No.

And I apologize for that.

If that haunts your dreams, that's our fault.

That's our bad.

We should not have done that.

Really bad.

Really bad.

That is really amazing because that is something that we've talked about for years and years and years that eventually they're going to start airing abortion.

Here we actually did.

Here's what happened.

We actually did this before and we did it with, you know, like CNN

and we played it, but we

led up for a whole week.

This is 15 years ago, 20 years ago.

Yeah.

It's a long time ago.

A long time ago.

And

we

We prepared.

We had people that were saying this is horrible.

The left was out of their mind.

You can't air this, yada, yada.

We, and what we did is we aired, you know, just like we did with Don Lemon.

An abortion of a show.

Right.

Basically.

It was an abortion of a show.

And

we were making the point that just the thought of it

was upsetting to people.

Just the thought of you're actually going to play this.

People were furious that we would air their footage.

They were furious.

And we never intended on doing it because we knew it would be a hellscape to hear that, to hear that.

That was the point.

We are now 15 years later to where they think,

and maybe I'm wrong, but they think airing that abortion on NPR a few days before an election

will be helpful.

That's how far we have fallen.

They may very well learn a lesson that they are not right in that particular belief.

It may not be so helpful.

You know, I think that's what we've seen.

We've seen the president interviewing, you know, getting interviewed by trans people.

He's going on and talking about how kids need to have, you know,

oh, gosh, I actually wrote down this phrase because I was so amazed by it.

The surgery.

That, of course, doesn't happen for young people.

That never happens, except all the times that it's happened.

But whenever you call them on it, they say, this never happens.

They were bragging about it again today for some reason on some podcast.

And the term they used was physical gender

confirmation surgery.

Oh my gosh.

Physical gender confirmation.

Now,

you don't have to change the names of things that are no big deal.

Exactly.

And when you're confirming a gender, you're confirming that they are what they are.

Right.

They're not changing it.

And they're saying, they're making it sound like they're confirming the gender when they change the gender right

but in their little world it works because confirmation comes from your head yeah whatever you think is true

unbelievable and i think like the they're trying so hard to get that person in the middle that doesn't think about this stuff a lot to say yeah why wouldn't they let them confirm their gender why i mean it's their physical gender why wouldn't they they why wouldn't they let them have uh you know uh a nurturing care when it comes to their gender identity and it's like that's not what it is.

That's the problem.

So I don't know if you know this, but

sex change operations in Pennsylvania, they've been funding them.

And in 2015, they spent $78,000 on

sex change services.

In 2017,

spending on gender transitions for children, for children,

topped a million and rose to $3,928,854.

That's in 2021 almost $4 million

for surgery on children in Pennsylvania.

That

should be a wake-up call.

That should be, how do you go from $78,000 in gender-affirming care and surgery, $78,000 to

$4 million in a year?

That's six years later.

What happened?

What happened?

I'm sure just a huge growth in the amount of people who feel that way.

Either that or it's a social contagion.

I mean, that is, I don't see how you deny this.

These numbers are jumping at such ridiculous rates that it can't possibly be.

They just claim people are more comfortable with it now.

Yeah, that's what they claim, but it's obviously ridiculous.

No, it's obviously insanity.

I'm telling you, there are massive lawsuits coming.

Massive lawsuits.

Yeah.

When this thing starts to turn around, and all of those children,

let's just say it's 50% of them, were going through a phase.

All of those children say, I can't have a baby anymore.

I don't function like a normal normal human being anymore.

I was 15 years old and you affirmed this.

You didn't have me go to therapy.

You asked me no questions and I just went in and did this.

The lawsuits are going to be staggering.

And that's the only way this will end.

I mean, eventually some brave people are going to have to come out and file these.

They already are.

Yeah, they are.

Great Britain, it's happening.

Yeah.

But I mean, the number you mentioned, 50%, you know, sounds like a lot.

But when they've done research on this in the past, they've, they've, they, they looked at a large group of people who were considering doing this and then, for whatever reason, didn't wind up doing it.

They were very sure they wanted to go ahead with it, but either, I don't know, their parents blocked them or they didn't have the money to do it or they couldn't get the care, whatever it was.

And they checked back in with them like 20 years later.

It was almost 90% of people who were thankful that they didn't go through with it.

It was almost 90.

It was like high 80s.

That is like, these are the people, these are real people, right?

These are not people who are worried now about they can't admit it.

They are admitting it.

They almost went through it in a much more difficult period, right?

When it was not as accepted.

And they are thankful that they did not go through with it.

And just think of it this way.

The good news is those children won't be able to have children and it'll be better for the planet.

Yeah, we'll save some carbon.

That'll be wonderful.

Interesting, too, that when they do go through with it, the suicide rate among those people is 20 times higher than the national average.

20 times.

Lawsuit City.

Yeah.

Pat, thank you so much.

No, no.

Thanks.

Thank you.

All right.

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Welcome to the program, sir.

How you doing, Dick?

I'm doing pretty good.

I'm doing pretty good.

Yeah, I am.

I'm feeling good about the election.

I kind of like living in this hopeful period.

But I do think it's going to go well.

I think the Democrats are showing real signs of desperation.

Is there anything I can do to make your life more pleasant?

This is a disturbing question from Bill O'Reilly.

Yeah, you can give me some perspective on some of the things that are happening.

You bet.

So the big lie, right?

Yep.

This is a quiz for you, Beck.

I'm going to give you three scenarios: Big lie, medium lie, little lie.

Okay.

Okay.

First one,

the U.S.

economy is strong as hell.

A big lie.

Oh.

The border is secure.

Massive, massive, bigly lie.

Inflation is transitory.

Crazy lie.

Oh.

All right.

So the big lie, Ron Quain, that Trump won the election, up against the three massive,

according to you, lies, right?

Is that what we have here?

Yeah.

All right.

Okay.

So I just want to bring a little bit of perspective about the big lie.

Now, as far as the election is concerned, here's how I have it back.

Stu, are you there?

Is Stu there?

I am here, patiently waiting for your predictions.

Write this down, please.

Yes, sir.

So

there is 100% certainty that the House will go GOP.

That's grand old party for those of you who don't have a historical reference.

And I believe the the pickups will be in the 40s, 40 seats pickups.

Wow.

Okay?

Not wow.

I mean, remember, back in Clinton, Clinton lost 65 seats and Obama lost

in the 50s, I believe.

I think it was in the 60s, too, yeah.

But we were starting from a closer starting point here, right?

This is a very you know, a 90%.

Yeah, but that doesn't matter because it's about who, which party accumulates the power.

So you're going to have a very solid House of Representatives in the Republican hands.

I got it in the Senate right now, and this could change.

I got four pickups for the Republicans,

5248, the final call there.

52 will still be a problem because you can never count on Mitt Romney, who, by the way, yesterday tweeted that the reason for the red wave is Mitch McConnell, and America should be grateful for him.

That's nice.

You know, look, I don't care about Mitt Romney.

I actually put an interview request for him this week.

It will be your least watch show.

No.

Oh, no, you're right.

He is Romney.

But he's so afraid

and he won't do it.

And I know him for a long period of time.

Yeah, I know.

So he's afraid, and he's playing a lot of games.

He's very bitter.

Very bitter.

Yeah, here's the thing, Bill.

The Rhinos are worried about this new class coming in.

And the Democrats, you know, they show their desperation when they are clearly just going for their base.

Everything is about their base right now.

Just the fear of the Republicans and what they can do.

They know they're just trying to get their base to show up, I think.

Yeah, that's what the Barack Obama play is all about.

That's what Kamala, who came to New York yesterday, they're basically pleading with African Americans to come out and vote.

Pleading with them.

So you're right there.

But as far as the rhinos are concerned, I couldn't care less about that.

I don't analyze party politics.

I don't care what Mitch McConnell does.

I don't get into any of that.

The

essential thing that Americans need to know is that now we live in an age of unreality, which means that the President of the United States can go out last week, just last week, and look into the camera and say to the American people and to the world, the United States is one of the lowest inflation rates in the developed world.

And he doesn't, and right after that on the no spin news on billorilly.com, and I know you're there every night, Beck.

Every night.

I put 20 countries that have lower inflation rates than we do right after that soundbite.

Now, does Biden know there are 20 countries with low?

No, because he doesn't know anything.

He's foggy.

He just walks around in this fog.

But the corporate media, where if Trump said something like that,

that would be five days of evisceration.

Okay, I'm sorry for the big words, too.

But five days of pounding, pounding, pounding.

Biden can say outright these things that aren't true, and nobody in the media, which is the funnel of information to the American people.

But nobody believes the media, and nobody, even their base is questioning now and looking and going, that's, I mean, that's crazy talk.

It's just crazy talk.

It is.

It is the whole thing.

That speech last week

about American democracy being in peril if you vote for the Republicans,

that was the theater of the absurd.

So you're looking there and you're going, we have one of the most robust elections, midterm elections, in the history of this republic this year.

Okay?

So I don't understand where the peril is.

If everyone is engaged in this midterm election, where is the threat?

The threat to them, of course, if you don't vote for us,

the other people are not going to take your Social Security away and they're going to do this.

Let me give you a really good example.

You might like this, Becca.

Not that I really care whether you like it or not.

I know, I know, I know who you are.

So the most popular cable news show is the Five

that gets the highest ratings, if you can believe it.

It's all of prime time.

I would have committed

really

substantially over him.

I would have committed Sapuku, Japanese term, if I had been in prime time in a five o'clock show beat me.

I think it did a couple of times.

I can't remember.

I remember a couple nights.

I remember a nice

night.

Well, that's when I was on vacation.

Okay.

So anyway, you got this five, right?

And of course, Fox stacks it four to one conservatives against liberals.

One liberal, four conservatives.

Okay, so that's,

and we understand.

Yeah.

So the conservative is Jessica Tarlov.

I mean, the liberal is Jessica Tarlov.

You know her?

No.

Okay.

So I used her when I was there for a little.

She's an intelligent woman,

and she is taking Juan Williams' place.

Remember Juan?

Oh, yeah.

I tried to forget him, but thanks for bringing him up again.

So Juan just went off, though.

Anyway, so

Jessica Tarlov looks into the camera and says Republicans are going to destroy Medicare and Social Security.

She says this is on national television, right?

Not a word

in opposition.

Nothing.

It's like...

You mean on the five?

Yeah.

The other four,

I don't think they even pay attention to what she says anymore.

They weren't even listening.

In fact, I know Guttville doesn't pay attention.

But I'm sitting there going, the easy question is,

what do you base that on?

Right.

What

data shows that any Republican candidate in the entire country wants to do away with Medicare and Social Security?

That's easy to easy question, right?

No, no,

no.

And this is what I mean.

So this propaganda is now so easy to spit out there, unchallenged, that we live in this nation of cacophony.

Another big word, Stu, cacophony.

And people

are so angry about it.

But here, the anger is going to help the Republicans.

I have to tell you, Bill, there is

some of this I think has been so overplayed.

For instance, I noticed this week when they were saying, you know, democracy is at stake in these evil Republicans.

I laughed.

I mean, I just laughed out loud.

I thought to myself, you've called us everything

under the sun, and I'm so sick and tired of it.

It means nothing.

No, it doesn't mean nothing to you or conservative people or Republican people, traditional people.

It doesn't.

And I don't think it means anything to the left.

I mean, you have to be an unbelievable moron to buy into any of this.

The point is that we are in an angry time in history.

Yes.

The last election, the anger worked for the progressive Democrats.

Correct.

Okay.

Because they hated Trump so much.

Right.

And many independents did as well that Trump lost.

Not because of how he governed, because that was fairly good, but because of the emotion of anger.

Now, two years later, that anger has shifted into the conservative precincts, the Republican precincts.

So that's why you're going to see a red wave on Tuesday.

And that anger is not going to dissipate in three days, particularly if you're shopping for groceries.

It's only going to make it worse.

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So, Bill, tell me what you think is coming for, let's say, first of all, Pennsylvania.

Okay, and I need 30 seconds at the end, if you would.

Pennsylvania is really

comes down to South Philadelphia.

So desperate measures are being taken in the city of Brotherly Love, which right now is one of the most dangerous places on the planet.

I know.

I saw it, hang on just a second.

I saw a $35 million home in Pennsylvania.

New.

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The owner who built it, tried to sell it, only got $9.4.

That's how bad things are in Philadelphia.

Anyway, go ahead.

So African-American voters have to come out en masse for Federman.

Now, Federman has absolutely no connection other than he lets violent

criminals out of prison, and most violent criminals are black, as are most victims.

African Americans are mostly victimized by violent crime.

Right.

But I mean, to be fair, he also held an innocent black man at gunpoint because he thought he should have been.

Yeah, with a shotgun.

I believe it was a shotgun.

It might have been a bazooka.

If he had one, he would have used it.

Anyway.

Anyway, so that's what it's about.

If the African-American voters mobilize in South Philly for Federman, he'll win.

Because Oz is a terrible candidate.

He looks like Bella Lugosi out there.

Anybody remember Bella?

Yeah, I do.

Let me ask you about the race for governor in New York.

Yeah, I think Zeldin could win.

It's the same exact thing as in Philadelphia.

They're desperately trying to mobilize African-American votes in the city.

I think Zeldin's going to take

90% of the counties in New York State.

20 million people here.

He'll take 90% of those counties.

But if they can stack the votes in Brooklyn, the Bronx, and Manhattan

for Hochul,

then it's going to be a real close deal.

So are you going to be ⁇ I mean,

will they be able to pull that off?

I mean, New York is a nightmare right now.

I know, they must be a nightmare.

It's a nightmare.

Look,

it's about ward precincts.

This goes way back to Tammany Hall in New York.

All right.

So the precinct commander of the Democrats and the block commanders go out with 20s

and send, and they give the people money and they direct the people in if they're registered voters, and they say, You're gonna vote for Hochul.

They don't even know who Hockel is, many of them, okay?

But they go, okay.

And that is done literally on a block-by-block basis because the blocks contain thousands and thousands of people in the apartments.

And this is what's going to happen.

And so, you don't know

the distractions that are going to be there on Tuesday, but you do know that that operation is well underway, because that's the only hope.

Look, Zeldin would attack crime.

Hochul won't.

And I have liberal friends, and they won't admit to me they might vote for Hochul, but I say to them, if you vote for this woman, you're voting for more black people dead.

Because that is who's getting killed.

So if you cast a vote for Kathy Hochl, you want more black people dead.

I don't know if you think that's extreme, but it's true.

It is absolutely true.

She is not going to do anything

about the violent crime problem in New York.

All right, real quick, I just got to throw this in.

I noticed you didn't say the big story of the week, which was reported by CNN.

After the U.S.

Capitol attack on January 6th, members of the Oath Keepers met for for a late-night dinner at an olive garden in suburban Virginia and spent hundreds of dollars on an Italian feast.

Breaking news from CNN.

So they went to an olive garden?

They went to an olive garden.

Yeah.

And they spent hundreds of dollars?

Hundreds of dollars.

And they're not divulging

what was talked about there.

But anyway.

I'm shocked.

All right.

We've got to get running.

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And it ties right in to the attack on the Pelosi home.

Which, by the way.

I mean, are people believing that this hippie was really a conservative?

No, anybody believes that.

You believe what you want to believe.

Yeah.

Okay.

Yeah.

Well, here's the kicker on this, Beck, and I know you have many, many more important guests than me.

If the Pelosis believed in self-protection, that story might have been 10 seconds.

Yeah.

You know what I'm talking about?

Yep, I do.

All right.

Thank you so much, Bill.

Appreciate it.

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Bye-bye.

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Hello, Michael Malis.

How are you, sir?

Hello.

Good night.

Okay, so Michael, there's a...

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Glenn's like, it's Friday.

I just want it to be the weekend.

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Let's see.

I want to talk to you about a couple of things.

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College students,

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college students are actually saying, yeah,

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Death penalty would be okay.

I don't

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I think they do understand

hate speech because the law is whatever people who are in power decide it is.

The right to privacy was construed for 50 years to mean the right to abortion.

When the law says Congress shall pass no law, as you know, under John Adams, they were imprisoning journalists for political speech.

So free speech is, in many ways, in this country, and that's just, you know, there are many other examples.

Free speech is just whatever the lawyers and the politicians decide it is.

So yeah, it's it harkens back.

Woodrow Wilson, you and I both agree, and I think any sane person agree, this is the most despicable, evil president.

He had people deported for their political views.

So there's a long history.

And

he had people in jail for their political views as well.

And there weren't even political views that were that it was things like we shouldn't have a draft to fight Europe's war.

It wasn't some kind of crazy

call to violence political views.

Kind of like we should have a clean, fair election and maybe voter ID.

The DOJ is now saying that

that's dangerous speech, dangerous speech.

But they're kind of right because

it is dangerous to them.

Yeah, it is.

I think people, conservatives especially, need to appreciate how much of things have to be construed from the perspective of the government and not the citizenry, as perhaps the founding fathers wanted.

Because when you, you know, the Supreme Court is a political body.

Why would Congress validate and have the president nominate a Supreme Court that's going to restrict their powers.

The incentives are all in the other direction.

So, and after 200 and how many years, you know, the barricades can only hold so far.

Right.

So, Michael,

as we're talking about free speech, things that used to be verboten that would get you banned, you'd be called all kinds of names.

People would say, we shouldn't treat this person in a hospital if they get sick for anything.

We should cut them off.

Now, those things about COVID are okay to say.

However,

there was an article out about forgiving and forget,

you know, what was said and done during the pandemic.

And it was proposed by the left, and I don't think so.

Well, it was specifically proposed by a Brown University professor named Emily Auster.

And what was interesting is, if you read her article in The Atlantic, which has been a malevolent publication of demonism since World War I, at least, they were one of the big ones advocating for us to get into the Great War.

So they've been at this for 100 years.

This isn't just recently that they've turned to the dark side.

The people she was saying that needed forgiving were the ones who wouldn't get vaxed.

And at the same time, I looked through this lady's old tweets and she was urging people to get vaccinated if they're pregnant.

And she was insisting, this are her words, that if you get vaccinated, you are much, much, much, much less likely to spread the disease.

And she calls herself a data-driven professor.

I

don't believe in forgiveness for people who did things like this, and neither do the Democrats.

Tish James went after President Trump and his children for running the Trump organization, something he did not obviously do as president.

There were no repercussions for all the nonsense with Brett Kavanaugh.

Julie Swetnick has never, you know, had any kind of legal threats against her.

Michael Avenatti got taken out by the legal system,

not the Republican Party.

None of the Democrats who put up with that nonsense to the point where Kavanaugh had to go on Fox News and was talking about when he lost his virginity had any consequences whatsoever.

This is an asymmetrical warfare, and the Republican Party's job is to sit in their hands and tell you how decent and honest their opponents are.

But wait a minute.

Do you actually think

she was trying to beg her side side that we should forgive people?

Or do you think she sees that this, I know, I read the article, but do you really believe that was her intent?

Or she was like, let me be magnanimous and say we should forgive because the tides are changing and people are remembering these people.

I think that's absolutely her intent because she is now and other people like this are coming under having repercussions.

They believe in forgiveness and lowering tensions when start getting bad for them.

At the same time, when things are going well for them, that's when they bring out the knives and the guillotines.

So I think she is sincere, not in the sense of that she's a magnanimous good person, but she's sincere in that she's clever in that, wait a minute, this is a good strategy.

They're getting upset.

They're going to try to do something about this, maybe investigations, maybe legal action.

Why don't we just pretend like nothing ever happened and move on with our lives?

An interesting thing about her in particular particular is she was a pretty big mainstream voice in encouraging schools to open.

She was one of the people that really was the, you know, again, obviously everybody on the right was saying this from day one, but she was saying this to the left and got heat from the left when she was saying she wanted schools open.

It really is sort of a bizarre case.

Yeah, I mean, she's clearly someone who thinks for herself.

The fact that she's, I think, the only one asking for this forgiveness, but it's just like,

I don't understand what it's going to take for the right in this country and Republicans specifically to start counterpunching and start having people feel consequences for the things that they've done.

It's so obvious to me that this is just like professional wrestling when you have an organ or the Harlem Globetrotters, when you have an organization whose job it is to pretend to have the appearance of opposition.

But when push comes to shove, they're fist bumping Kamala Harris on the Senate floor.

They're yelling at each other in public and laughing about you behind your back.

Yeah, I agree with you, but I do think that the people have

had enough of

this.

And it's just gotten way out of hand.

You know, talking about Kamala Harris,

I really, it cemented in my head, I saw a speech she gave a couple of days ago about the school buses.

And

it cemented the feeling in my head.

I know why I dislike her so much.

And it's because she talks to people like they're four years old.

And she talks just so down, you know, and we all used to love school buses.

Did we love school buses?

And

you have this happening.

Here's Hillary Clinton yesterday coming out and talking about, I don't know if voters really understand what's at stake in the midterms.

I want people to be safe.

That's not the Republicans' argument because, of course, if you look at real crime statistics, which they're not interested in examining, the states with the highest crime levels are states run by Republicans.

That's just a fact.

We saw that

very clearly in the recent debate in Oklahoma for the governorship.

The lies and the

condescending tone to all Americans that disagree with them is just, I mean, just enough.

Just enough.

But

let's take her argument for the sake of its own face.

Is her view that people in New York City shouldn't be concerned about crime because there's higher crime in Oklahoma?

Like, of what relevance is that to me as a New Yorker if literally everyone in Oklahoma is murdering each other in terms of the crime rates for me and my family in the streets of New York?

Of what relevance is that?

Yeah, of course, what people in New York City would compare it to is previous years in New York City, right?

They're going to compare it to what was it like in New York City.

And, you know, Kathy Hochl tried this the other day where she said, oh, well, you know, crime is down in New York City by, you know, 13% or whatever, she said.

And of course, you know, it's a partial year and she's comparing.

But the most important thing is she's comparing it year to year.

She's not comparing it to pre-pandemic levels.

If she did it to 2019, crime is up 30% plus in New York City still to this day.

It just was up 45 or 50% last year.

This is not an encouraging statistic.

It's not something she should be bragging about, certainly.

But I also think

it's false false because I'm quite confident that rural California has lower crime rates than, let's say, Dallas, Houston, or Austin, which are cities.

So to compare one state to another is a complete fallacy because crime occurs in large levels in cities.

It's not

statewide.

It's completely a misconception.

Correct.

And what, and who runs those major cities in most cases?

Almost all cases.

In all cases.

Yeah.

So all cases.

Right.

So, I mean, she's talking about states.

Let's talk about cities.

Let's Let's talk about cities.

Michael, thank you so much.

Any predictions for next week?

We're going to have the time of our lives on the blazes.

So I can't wait.

We are.

Thank you very much, Michael Malis.

He is going to be joining us.

We have everybody.

Megan Kelly is going to be with us.

Megan Kelly is going to be with us.

We also have

Steve Dace, who is really

the between Stu and Steve,

it's facts, facts, facts, facts, facts, facts, facts, and polls and the analysis of what's happening.

That was fun.

Yeah, it's going to be a lot of fun.

We also have

Dave Rubin, who's going to be

with the governor of Florida.

And that is...

That's really going to be interesting.

Stu and I were talking about this earlier, that

if you look at that race, if he wins by five points, great but if he wins by 11 12 13 14 points

that changes the entire uh conversation about 2024 i think yeah that that race is going to be one of the low-key fascinating ones to watch because i don't think that the result is really in doubt i think de santis is going to win the question is how much does he win by and what impact does that have in the 2024 decision-making process not necessarily for the average person but for the power players and the real money in the Republican Party.

If they see Ron DeSantis win this by double digits, remember, he won by 0.4 points to get this job.

If he can turn a 0.4%

margin into 10, 12, 14 points in one term, the money in the Democratic Party is going to start saying,

excuse me, the Republican Party is going to start saying, well, the Democratic Party is going to be terrified.

But the Republican Party is going to say, hey, like, I don't know.

I mean, of course, we think Donald Trump did a great job, but like,

is there something different here with DeSantis?

It's going to be fascinating to watch.

I don't know if DeSantis, though, will run if Trump is running.

And Trump is going to announce

next week, I think.

Oh, I think, yeah.

I honestly think morning after the election he's planning on at this point.

But again, like, I feel like I'm one of these people that think, if you're not going to run because you think someone's going to beat you, you shouldn't be president anyway.

You know, if you can't, if you're, you shouldn't be, you shouldn't even be involved in it if you're not going to stand up and say, yeah, you know what, I'm the best person for this job.

And that's not in an adversarial way against other Republicans who you might very much well like, but you should be able to have the balls to stand up and say, Look, I'm going to run if I'm not going to be able to do that.

I think he has the balls.

I think he just might think four years and then it would be my turn.

I can finish out.

That calculation never works.

Never works.

It doesn't ever work.

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Stu,

how are the polls moving and what are we seeing on the ground?

I think generally good things.

We're seeing more movement in some of these more advanced models that try to do this.

Now, I think 538 now has it as a 55% chance, which is the highest it's been in a very long time, for Republicans to take the Senate.

And, of course, the House is

all but a foregone conclusion in most of these models.

Look,

here's the thing I would like to impress on you.

And we have Rachel Brevard coming on just a second.

She's really into let's start thinking

like a long time ago, but how about now?

Let's start thinking about the things that we should be for.

What do we stand for?

It's not enough just to stop.

We have to add.

We have to do things that are going to strengthen our republic.

And

I'll tell you, one of the first things we have to do if we want to think that that way is we've got to get rid of Mitch McConnell.

The day after Wednesday, I promise you, I'm going to be asking you to call the Senate and your senators and tell them, dump Mitch McConnell.

I think with real support from the people, it might happen this time.

Yeah, there's been really fascinating polls here with the Federman race.

Five polls came out just in the last day.

Fetterman's leading three of them.

Oz is leading two of them.

So, I don't know.

We'll see.

I mean,

I still think Oz will pull this one out, but it's not going to be easy.

I mean, I think sometimes we get a little too optimistic with Red Wave talk.

We got to make sure we're understanding where this race lands.

We're not going to see the results from Pennsylvania on election night.

No, no, no, no.

Their laws are ridiculous.

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Hi, Rachel.

How are you?

Hey, Glenn.

Good to be with you again.

Thank you.

So I'm looking at the commitment to America, and this is Kevin McCarthy's plan.

And

there's some really important things on it, but I don't think there's any really huge thinking

on this at all.

And they're redesigning all of America.

Why aren't we talking about fundamental changes in

our approach to freedom?

I think because there is still no agreement on the right that that's even necessary.

And, you know, you and I have discussed this before, but there's just, you know, the Republican conference in the House and the Senate is a lagging indicator always of where the base of the country is.

And in some respects, that's by design, right?

We're supposed to rule in this country from the bottom up,

top down.

But the top has to get it at some point.

And my hope is that with this election, they do.

The problem is Republicans, they always learn the wrong lessons from winning an election.

They think, oh, you know, we've been given power because we said the right things and they must love us.

No, in this case, especially, the voters are coming to you because they want the beatings to stop, right?

They're coming to you because the other guy has just gone so completely insane that they don't love Republicans.

They just think maybe they'll be less crazy.

So instead of thinking they've won a mandate, they actually have to prove themselves.

And

I don't see a whole ton of sweeping inspiration, to be completely honest, in that document.

But what I'm really going to look at, which I think people should really hone in on to see how serious these guys are, is when they come back in December in the lame duck session, the first thing they're going to have to deal with is a government funding site.

Yes.

There are some Republicans right now who are saying we should just pass

a year-long funding bill, a massive omnibus package.

No, no, no, no, no, no.

Why on earth?

Why on earth would you, and just put this in very plain terms, what that would do

is essentially lock in all these insane leftist Democratic priorities for the next year.

Why on earth would you, a newly elected Congress, just cut your legs out from under you if you're a Republican majority?

I have to tell you, I am for putting together, let's say, a bill that will,

you know, keep it functioning for the next four months until you have your crap together to then stop this, put a new budget together, pass it, have the appropriations committee, put them back into work, and start turning things off.

You can't, without the power of the purse, you will not stop the DOJ.

You will not stop the Department of Education.

You will not stop the IRS.

You just won't.

You'll have hearings, and that's it.

Yes.

So much of what is happening in this country is funded through the federal government.

And that's exactly, and what you laid out, I think is exactly right.

What they need to do is that short-term funding bill, a short-term continuing resolution to February or March of next year.

And then they really dig into how the federal government is funding this tyranny against us.

Because as you point out, with the power of the purse, that is how you control the bureaucracy.

That is how you control all these agencies.

And I'm sorry, I think oversight hearings are great, but not if they're not tied to legislative action.

Correct.

They have no teeth.

Who cares?

You're calling

the CDC up in front to say, we want to know what's really going on.

You have no teeth.

What are you going to do about it?

I want answers and I want them now.

Otherwise, sir, you don't get any more funding.

We'll be laying everyone off tomorrow.

Now, come in here with the answers.

The thing that I think, and I'd like to get your opinion on this, I think

Monday, sorry, Wednesday, we should

all pledge to each other that we are going to hold these people responsible and we are going to be in their face all the time.

And the first thing that we have to do is get rid of Mitch McConnell.

Mitt Romney just tweeted yesterday that Mitch McConnell is really, all the thanks.

to this coming red wave should go to Mitch McConnell.

He saved us.

Are you out of your mind?

It's in spite of Mitch McConnell.

Yes, that was one of the most tone-deaf things I've seen.

And I've worked in Republican politics, so I see a lot of tone-deaf things every day, but that was really significantly bad, especially when you consider Mitch McConnell pulled money out of winnable Senate seats in Arizona and New Hampshire.

And in Utah, he hasn't spent a single penny supporting incumbent Mike Lee.

And Mitt Romney has not, you know, the same state colleague has also not endorsed Mike Lee, which is just insane.

Mitch McConnell is taking credit for Joe Biden's accomplishments, essentially, because he has not really done anything, in my mind, you know, to really push this majority across the finish line.

He wants people who agree with him.

That's who he funds.

And if you threaten to become an independent thinker in the Senate, you will not receive funding from Mitch McConnell.

So I not only think voters have to be aware of this dynamic, but I think Kevin McCarthy is going to have to stand up to McConnell as well, because especially on these funding battles, even if McCarthy keeps his conference in line, his biggest opponent is across the Capitol in Mitch McConnell, in Senate appropriators, in Senate Republicans, you know, who want to see these massive, bloated funding bills that do nothing except for, you know, potentially fund the war in Ukraine.

That's what they want.

They don't want any accountability.

They don't want to fight for the priorities that people care about.

They don't want to rock the boat.

So what we have to see from McCarthy is aggression, I think, against Senate Republicans.

Do you think we will see?

Is McCarthy just another

empty,

you know,

power lover?

Or do you think he actually wants to

fix the system?

So I think McCarthy is an operator, right?

You don't reach that position without being one.

But I will say this.

This is my candid assessment is that he is

running and playing smarter than John Boehner or Paul Ryan ever did.

And I think he is actually open to being led a little bit by his conference in ways those two were not.

You saw a very adversarial relationship between Boehner and Ryan and the conservatives in his conference.

McCarthy has at least rhetorically been open to them, and that's encouraging.

So I don't know how he's going to end up, but I hope that he understands the stakes of this moment.

And to be honest, it's been shoved in his face to some extent.

Pelosi has ruined the House of Representatives.

House Democrats have have just gone completely insane.

And McCarthy has to see that.

I mean it's been in his own workplace.

So I think maybe perhaps better than Senate Republicans, he understands how

the absolute lunacy that's taken over the Democratic Party.

And so I hope that that is a mugging by reality

that forces him to deal with these things.

So

I mean, I know the policies, but what has Nancy Pelosi broken in

the House?

well I mean you just look at if you if you want to talk about the rules she you know has stripped the last vestige of any minority rights that existed in the house at all she gutted the motion to recommit she has removed any check on her own power the motion to vacate the chair which is what mark moses used to unseat John Boehner that's now gone because you know She wouldn't want that being used against her.

But then also look at the January 6th committee.

I don't think people fully grasp how that turned the institution upside down.

It is the most powerful committee that's ever existed in Congress where suddenly you can demand the text messages and emails of your own colleagues, where you can demand that on U.S.

citizens with no check at all.

You can haul

your political opposition into depositions and you can threaten them with

contempt of Congress and subpoenas.

That has never happened before, ever, in Congress.

And now those precedents exist.

If Republicans want to use them, they can.

But she has fundamentally destroyed any attempt at collegiality in the House of Representatives.

And I would hope that that comes back to bite them to some extent.

You know, and I haven't even discussed proxy voting, the shame of proxy voting

in the House of Representatives.

Horrible.

Magnetometers to enter the House floor.

I mean, to me, who spent a lot of time working in the House of Representatives, the institution is unrecognizable.

Rachel,

one of the priorities has to be that we root out all of the

things, you know,

we sit down with Fauci

and find out, were you lying?

And if you were lying, he should be tried.

And if he's found guilty, jailed.

We have to start fixing some of these things that are so wildly broken, where we know people have done wrong and Fauci

I believe there's enough evidence there to put the man in jail but let's let's actually do the right thing and have a fair hearing and a fair trial

when it comes to the president this president is so deep in corruption that he cannot serve the rest of his term

if the Republicans start on all of these hearings and the economy goes through the floor, the Republicans are just going to

say they're nothing but a do-nothing Congress.

All they care about is hearings and trials, and they could lose support.

What should they do?

So

there's two things that I really only want to see from this Congress in the next two years.

And I say the next two years because we are potentially, well, very likely in a divided government where you have have a Democratic president and a Republican Congress.

Joe Biden is not, is going to fight tooth and nail against any major Republican legislation.

So the only two things I want to see out of this Congress are funding fights, where again, as we just discussed, so much of this tyranny is operating through these funding bills and impeachments.

And I mean impeachments plural.

Yeah.

What we have learned, what we have learned from the Durham investigation, what we've learned from all these special counsel investigations and DHA, they never punish anyone.

No one is ever held accountable.

And that's disappointing, but I think the lesson there is the only accountability these guys have will be is through is through Congress, is through congressional impeachments.

And so the only thing I want to see from divided government is funding fights and impeachments.

And if they are not prepared to turn oversight in that direction, then the oversight is meaningless.

And I think there's a great temptation

for that to happen because every member loves to go to these oversight hearings and create a viral YouTube moment.

And that's all they're good for.

What we need are people doing the hard work, people going through the documents, people

issuing subpoenas for bureaucrats, hulling them before Congress, demanding documents, and then taking that information and holding them accountable for it.

I will tell you, I will tell you, if they do just those two things, but they do them at a rapid, breathtaking pace, they have a chance of actually turning the country around and being

looked upon as more than just

a do-nothing Congress.

They've got to move quickly and get through it as fast as they can and as reasonably as they can.

Nobody wants to see a long, drawn-out thing.

They've had four years now, or three years, on Hunter Biden.

You should have all of that.

Let's go.

Get it done.

Move on.

Because the American people, they need to see the, you're exactly right, the funding cut off from these things.

Somebody has got to stand up against it and against these executive orders.

And if it's not Congress this time around, I don't know if the people will ever elect Republicans again.

I think

they need to understand how serious this is.

People want to see action.

And, you know, you have to kind of clear through this oversight mess, hold people accountable, get the funding bills under control in terms of what we're spending, but also what we're spending it on.

Yes.

And then

hopefully with that in the rearview mirror, you have a Republican president in 2024.

You have a Republican Congress that can come in with an actual forward-looking agenda and begin to implement those big changes, those big reforms to the country,

and save us from this downward spiral.

Yeah.

But we can't just do the talking points.

We can't just be pounding the dais in hearing rooms.

We have to do the hard work.

And to your point, we have to do it quickly.

And I think that is what is on our shoulders.

They won't do it if we just go to the ballot box, vote them in, and then just let them run.

We've got to be on them every step of the way.

Thank you so much, Rachel.

I appreciate it.

God bless.

My pleasure.

You bet.

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I know Stu has a huge weekend.

Yeah, because you...

I've got to start like really building, finalizing all these spreadsheets and these dumb things things that I have to put together.

Because I mean, you go through a lot of it with all the polls, but you have to have a certain thing built for the election night.

And I've got to do that this weekend.

That's my dumb weekend.

I know.

He's going to be spending up to his elbows in numbers.

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I know, I know.

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I know.

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When do you finalize

your forecast?

Doing the big reveal on Monday on Stu Does America.

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We'll do the final board for

the Senate and for governors as well, going through all of the races.

There's still several that I would prefer to keep in a toss-up category as long as humanly possible.

But eventually, we have to put them to one side or the other.

So we'll do that on Monday.

Also, talk about the House.

I would like to, you know, one thing we have not been able to dive in as much as I would like is the ballot initiatives, which are always an interesting part of this.

And there's a bunch of them out there as well.

Really important ones.

Yeah, so maybe we can get into that a little bit on radio on Monday because that would be worth going through.

But I've been, you know, watching these polls, there are several races.

The Fetterman one is still up in the air.

Both Arizona races are close enough that they could go either way.

If, you know, the typical polling error, which is usually a few points, even if polls are decent, they're usually a few points.

Depending on which way that goes, it's the control of the Senate.

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You could see 53 or 54 for Democrats, too.

It's not crazy.

You lose the Senate.

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We're in real trouble.

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There is something that is, I find, extraordinarily disturbing,

and the Supreme Court is hearing the case right now

about the First Amendment and protecting parity, believe it or not.

This is why it is so

important.

There is

a new poll out that I talked about yesterday,

sorry, last hour, that

45%

of college students believe that hate speech

should be punished with execution.

45%.

We have lost the idea of the Bill of Rights, and it's slipping away profoundly.

The case that is being heard now in the Supreme Court is about the onion and something that the Onion did.

Who knew they were even in existence still?

But they did a parody about

this police force, and I'm not going to get into all of it.

It wasn't really funny,

but it doesn't matter.

It's not about whether it's funny or not.

It's whether or not we are going to start prosecuting people for

their opinions, their ideas, or their comedy.

Imagine something like Saturday Night Live if the Republicans were in charge and the DOJ would break down the doors and scoop up all the writers.

That'd be insanity, right?

Insanity.

Well, that's what's happening.

And if you lose the right to parody,

I can guarantee you

people like me will not be on the air

many days after that ruling.

Seth Dillon is here.

He is the CEO of the Babylon Bee,

who has just filed

an an amicus brief to the Supreme Court and joining sides with

the Onion.

Welcome, Seth.

How are you?

I am great.

Good to be with you, Brian.

So tell me about, you know, making fun of the police got the onion into trouble.

Tell me the consequences here if the Supreme Court doesn't get this right.

Oh, man.

I mean, you know, this is a situation where you had a guy, it was this guy, Novak was his name.

He was satirizing his local police department and

making fun of them.

And he actually got arrested and tossed into jail.

And a jury did acquit him, but he sued because they shouldn't be able to come after him for parody.

And so this case is now, he's appealing all the way to the Supreme Court because a judge ruled in favor of the police when he filed this lawsuit.

So the implications are huge.

I mean, look, this idea that joking about powers above us, the authority, you know, this is what comedy is for.

This is what satire is for.

It's to hold people in power accountable.

And this idea that you could be arrested for it, I mean, this is a mockable idea.

This itself needs to be mocked.

But it also needs to be taken seriously.

That's why we did file a brief, an actual real brief, in support of parody and satire, because yeah, it's scary.

I mean,

not only would we be potentially subject to getting tossed in jail for jokes that the powers that be don't like,

but

it would stifle any criticism of these powers, you know, and that criticism is so important in healthy democracy.

I got to tell you, this is the stuff that happened, you know, 1933 in Germany.

You could not make fun of the Nazis, and they would scoop you up, and that's the last

you were ever seen

in in public uh it is it is

terrifying that the younger the youth of this nation

they don't understand freedom of speech

yeah well they don't respect it well you know and this is the problem mockery the reason mockery is so powerful it's such a threat is because it exposes foolishness you know it it it it undermines the power right and so these people in positions of power, when they're being mocked, they can't handle that.

They don't want that.

And so they do everything they can to try to make policies and guidelines that make it restricted so that you can't make these jokes.

I mean, it's the reason that we're locked out of Twitter is because we made a joke that was considered hateful conduct.

And really, the joke was rooted in the truth.

There's nothing hateful about it.

It had a huge grain of truth in it.

And so, you know,

these are speech suppression methods.

It's a way of controlling the narrative.

And it makes the comedian's job impossible because his job, the humorist's job, is to poke holes in the narrative.

So, what if the system is rigged so that you can't do that?

Um, then you know, they're just protecting their power and making sure that it stays in place unchecked.

This ruling on parody would affect

the comedy clubs and the comedians, correct?

I mean, they would have to be nervous that they'll be scooped up if they say something that's out of line.

Well, yeah, yeah, if you stretch it far enough, sure.

Um, but you know, really, it's targeted at impertinent, like this kind of mimicry that parody relies on.

You know, parody parody, you have to you mimic what's something that's real, you exaggerate it, and so you start out serious and then finish with a punchline.

And you know, the punchline is

that's Saturday Night Live.

Yeah, exactly.

Yes, yes.

So it could absolutely impact comedians like that who, you know, the these jokes that people think are real, like like Teen FA saying, I can see Russia from my house and people thinking Sarah Palin said it, People think these things are real, and absolutely, jokes like that could get you in a lot of trouble if this becomes precedent.

How are you feeling about Twitter?

In what sense?

In what regard?

Well, I mean, you've been banned from Twitter.

Elon Musk has now taken over.

He's fired a bunch of people.

But has he reached out?

Has anybody reached out?

Are you reaching out to them?

Are you expecting to be reinstated?

Well, I can't speak about that on the record at this moment.

But I am hopeful that Musk, you know, Musk taking over Twitter is a huge positive because he sees what the problem is here with speech.

And he values free speech.

He values robust public discourse.

And he thinks that both sides should have a seat at the table.

And so what was happening at Twitter, where you basically had one side

that was not just dominating the discussion, but

they were in control of what can be said and what can't be said.

And they're using these euphemisms, and they are euphemisms like misinformation and hate speech,

as ways to curb speech that they don't like, opinions that they don't like,

even facts that they don't like,

factual truths that they don't like.

And so he saw the danger of that, and I think that his desire to step in there, I do think that it's genuine, that it's about speech.

It's not about, you know, this isn't about money.

He overpaid for this thing.

It's about making sure that free speech is preserved where it's actually taking place.

And this is the modern public square.

So, you know, I'm hopeful.

I'm hopeful, but we'll see how it plays out.

Seth, thank you so much.

Good luck on the case, and we're praying for you.

You guys got to win.

You have to win.

Thank you.

Thank you, Glenn.

Appreciate it very much.

You bet, CEO of the Babylon B.

By the way, you want to talk about

ESG and stifling speech?

And General Mills, Audi, and what a surprise, Pfizer

have just joined the growing list of people that are saying, yeah, since Elon Musk came, I don't know if we should advertise anymore.

This is a great reset.

This is just bullies from giant corporations.

And

it's sickening.

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Welcome to the Glenbeck program.

The Supreme Court is hearing another very important case.

This one is Axon Enterprise versus FTC.

It could put the FTC

into

a little closet, and that would change everything.

They're about to have, if it comes out the right way, they would have much of the power from not only the FTC, but I think from the entire administrative state

under control.

If you're a company,

you can't bring the FTC into court.

If the agency, you say, you're exceeding your authority, you don't have a right.

You can't go to court.

You have to spend

years

dealing with the FTC until all the internal hearings are done.

Well, they wear you out.

And by the time you would be able to sue, it's too late.

It's over.

This is saying, no, no, no.

If they overstep their bounds, you can go right to court.

You can sue them immediately.

That would change the administration's administrative state entirely.

It's a good step, assuming it goes the right way.

That would be great.

I mean, that's the administrative state is far too powerful and far too large.

We always talk about the most important election that has ever happened, and it happens to always be the current election we're in.

And, you know, it's something we've mocked over the years.

Like, everyone always says that.

Everyone always says it's the biggest, most important election.

Part of the reason why it tends to be true is that every two years, the government is larger.

Yes.

Every two years, there is more invasion into your life.

Every two years, this administrative state grows to the point where it micromanages your life a little bit more.

So the people who are in charge of that administrative state are more important.

Remember that what the Democrats say, they always self-diagnose.

They are saying that this election could be the end.

of democracy.

Okay.

That's their words.

Democracy, we are a republic, not a democracy, and it is intentional.

And it's time if you don't know the difference, you need to look it up.

But

what they're saying is their new world, the democracy that they want, not the republic,

that this election could kill that.

Yeah.

And if this election goes the other way, the republic will die.

This is

the last possible election for a gasping republic.

We've got to go out in very high numbers and save the republic.

It is hanging by a thread.

Get your vote in and overwhelm the system.

It is critical.

You do have the power.

Do it.

The Glenn Back Program.