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All right, where do we start?

Let me just give you an update on something I am very concerned about.

And I'm not concerned as if...

I'm not saying this is coming.

I'm not wishing this is coming.

I just think there are some things on the table that we should be aware of.

Yesterday, I told you about the 101st airborne going into

the border of Ukraine.

They're in Romania.

Some dominoes fell because of that yesterday that you should be aware of.

I think,

I hope that this is all that it is.

We are playing a giant game of chicken with a guy who may be on his deathbed soon, Vladimir Putin.

I think, I hope that's what it is.

I think we are reliving right now the Cuban Missile Crisis, where Russia backed down in the end.

This, I think, I think

is what the White House is trying to do, but I don't know.

But we should at least be having a conversation about it.

So let me just tell you what has happened here in the last few days.

USA, Japan, Australia, the UK, and now China have all recommended that their citizens leave Ukraine.

So

with the war so far, Chinese citizens could stay and work there.

But as of yesterday, China is calling all citizens home.

The US and Canada have, and the UK have also recommended all citizens flee Russia.

immediately.

Russia seems to have declared also a full evacuation of one of the four breakaway regions it just claimed were now part of Russia.

Now two weeks later, they're telling both citizens and their military to fully evacuate that region.

Biden, we told you, over the weekend, deployed the 101st Airborne Division of the U.S.

Army to Romania, right on the Ukrainian border.

That's another 10 plus thousand combat personnel on top of the 120,000 U.S.

military personnel already stationed in Europe.

As we discussed on yesterday's show, that division hasn't been deployed to Europe since World War II.

It is also worth noting this, you find it on Wikipedia, but I have something better than Wikipedia in a second.

The 101st Airborne Division Air Assault Screaming Eagles is a light infantry division of the United States Army that specializes in air assault operations.

It can plan, coordinate, and execute multiple battalion-sized air assault operations to seize terrain.

These operations can be conducted by mobile teams covering large distances, fighting well behind enemy lines, and working in austere environments with limited or degraded infrastructure.

So, it is worth noting and reporting, nowhere in the U.S.,

nowhere.

But just yesterday, the Romanian defense minister, who has been a vocal opponent of having non-defensive NATO forces deployed in his country,

non-defensive NATO forces deployed in his country, suddenly resigned.

He said that it was a disagreement with the Romanian president.

Could it be that these are non-defensive troops?

It's not a defensive force.

It is an offensive force.

It is not there to defend every inch of NATO soil.

It is there as possibly an invasion force of Ukraine or Russia and to drop behind enemy lines.

Now, Brigadier General John Lubis, the division's deputy commander, just said this is not a training deployment, but rather a combat deployment, and that his troops need to be ready to fight tonight, tomorrow, and depending on how the situation escalates across the border.

His troops are now three miles from the Ukrainian border in Romania.

What is all of this caused by?

Apparently, both sides now, we and the Russians are accusing each other and Ukraine

for a couple of things.

A dirty bomb, false flag,

and

the possibility of blowing up the Ukrainian equivalent of the Hoover Dam.

It's the largest hydroelectric power dam in all of Europe.

As many as 100,000 people live along the river, downstream.

We don't know who started this rumor, but both sides now are going, they're going to do it.

No, you're going to do it.

No, you're going to do it.

Also, in something that has made me question my very existence on the planet, there is a sudden about face of 50 congressional Democrats that just sent a letter to the White House demanding Biden should seek peace with Russia.

They say the reporting is even if a free state of Ukraine has to be sacrificed as a

concept to get a peace deal done, specifically citing the dangerous signs we are escalating now towards nuclear war with Russia.

I say I question my very existence because I've read the letter and for the very first time in my life,

something coming from progressives seems reasonable.

Maybe I'm missing something there,

but what they're saying is: we support the Ukrainian people.

We support Ukraine having its own right to exist and its own property.

But everything,

everything

has to be done to negotiate and try to find peace.

Remember, it was just last week that the U.S.

Department of Health and Human Services, not the Department of Defense,

but the U.S.

Department of Health and Human Services acquired hundreds of millions of dollars of acute radiation poisoning medication that only has a two-year shelf life.

It's not in Europe with our troops, it's here in the US.

We've never done anything like that before.

Oh, and the New York Post reported yesterday that Putin has been seen with what appears to be IV track marks on the back of his hand, reigniting the rumors that he is getting cancer treatments.

So

what does all this mean?

Nothing other than we are moving giant chess pieces on the board.

We are, I think, playing a game of chicken at a time when the world has never been closer to the edge of really global destruction.

We haven't seen this kind of escalation and talk of nuclear war since probably 1983.

We've got a guy in Russia that we all know is crazy and will do whatever the hell he wants, who's possibly dying,

wants to leave a legacy behind.

The other guy on the other side of the table, I don't even know if he has all of his marbles.

I don't know what this guy is thinking.

We're in a dangerous situation.

Oh, and by the way, no constitutionally required declaration of war yet.

Don't listen to people who tell you you're pro-Ukraine or anti-Ukraine, pro-Russia or anti-Russia.

I don't really care.

I'm pro-America.

I'm pro-life.

I'm pro-the Western world.

I'd just like to have a discussion on all these things that are happening in our world that are affecting each of us deeply.

The idea that we could be in a war, that

Biden could just say tonight, you know what, go across the border.

Now, I would assume that we would need Russia to do something for us to do that.

But, I mean, that's what would make sense, but does anything make sense?

Especially when Glenn Beck just said the progressive letter, I agree with.

I mean, nothing makes sense in today's world, but.

Traditionally speaking, Russia would need to do something.

But are you comfortable with us being there, ready just to throw in the 101st airborne and begin to engage?

Because I'm not.

The ramifications of this

are

incredible.

Now, one other thing.

Rishi Sunak.

He is the now latest prime minister for the United Kingdom.

It's historic because

he's, I don't know, is he Muslim?

Maybe not Muslim.

He's he's a I don't I don't know what he is.

If I could read from the New York Times, he is he is a breakthrough for diversity, but with privilege attached.

Okay, okay.

He's Indian.

He's Indian.

Okay.

So I just know that everybody's like, oh, it's historic.

I don't think, I don't really care.

I really don't care.

You don't care about his skin color, his nope, or his religion.

Really don't.

Really don't.

Want to know what his policies are.

And here's the problem: he is Justin Trudeau.

He is conservative,

but he has the agenda that is the same as his liberal opponents, globalist.

He is a World Economic Forum supporter.

And the first thing he did was

shoot off a letter to Ukraine saying, we support you 100%.

We're going to be with you, you know, through the thick and thin.

He also supports the continuing centralization of society.

He wants the installation of political and financial surveillance through digital ID.

He is for the social credit system, ESG, a central bank digital currency system.

You know, he's more like the David Cameron wing of the quote-unquote conservative party, right?

He's more on that

wing.

And I think we're going to look back at the Liz Trust thing as a real problem.

I think we are, too.

You know, I think it kind of came and went so fast, and we weren't really, you know, it's not our country.

We're not really paying close attention.

But here's someone who came in with the idea of Margaret Thatcher.

She loves Margaret Thatcher.

She wanted to implement many of the financial policies of Thatcher, and they dispatched her for for really, really no reason.

Really no reason.

And, of course, she also backed off of her opinions almost immediately when she was criticized for them.

So that's a big problem, too.

But now one of our closest allies is running away from what we would love to see as conservative values and embracing a guy who, you know,

almost like a moderate Republican.

in their system, which is liberal to us.

I don't think that you can do the Margaret Thatcher, Ronald Reagan, you know, serious conservative.

We're moving forward on anything, anything today.

Unless you have a spine and know how to handle the media.

And there's two people that come to mind that I know.

Well, three now, I think.

Kerry Lake is beginning to show us those kind of tendencies.

But you also have Ron DeSantis and Donald Trump.

If you don't have that quality of just going, uh-huh, I don't really care, and talking directly to the people,

I don't think you can do it in today's world.

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So it's

interesting to me that we are looking at an election and you can't use the media to do all of your work.

And we have all of these investigations that have to happen.

We have to know what Fauci and COVID, we have to know.

We have to

put a cap and a lid on everything that happened.

We have to go back and revisit how churches were closed to shut down.

And, you know, I don't know.

Call me crazy.

I'd kind of like to have some sort of confirmation on the origin of the violence.

So would I.

That would be nice.

I think it's critical that we do that.

I think it's critical that Hunter Biden, all of that stuff is vetted and tried out in open, and we find out what the deal is and

we either impeach or don't impeach, depending on the facts.

Would you agree with that?

Sure, of course.

It has to happen.

Yeah, you got to know.

I mean, there's enough there, enough smoking guns to wonder.

And so there's several of these things.

However, you get into office, and this is what I think Biden has been planning on, and the left has been planning on.

They put the Republicans in control, and they start having hearings.

What is the press going to say?

Probably that they're ignoring the important issues of the US.

They're exactly right.

They're focusing on these wild investigations filled with lies.

Right now, you have a majority of Americans.

It is now

two-thirds of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck.

One One or two out of every three Americans are living on the edge.

You haven't heard anything about that, but the minute the Republicans take control, that's all you're going to see.

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We have to decide, is the Fauci thing, is the coronavirus, is all of that important or not?

I think it is.

I think it's vitally important that we get answers to all of that stuff.

I mean, it's arguably the most significant thing that has happened in the last several decades.

Right?

Like, we shut down the global economy.

I mean, World War II, what's the point of it?

World War II, probably what you'd go back to.

So it's really important that we get all the answers.

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Yes.

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I just want a full vetting of everything.

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So the debate last night in Florida went probably, I think, as expected.

DeSantis crushed.

Charlie Chris kept trying to focus on abortion rights.

what

what desantis crushed what debate were you watching i was i was closely following the new york times coverage on this and yeah

yeah i got a totally different picture of this like for example that time when uh

when

good old ron de santis always always going to it always with those misleading republican claims like last night when he said mr christ was supporting abortion up until the moment of birth.

This is a common Republican claim, but abortion until the moment of birth doesn't exist.

They literally wrote that sentence in the New York Times.

It's called partial birth abortion.

No, it does not exist.

No,

I am curious in this because we've seen many cases where it did exist and people were arrested for it.

So those people obviously should be let out of prison.

Can I ask you, do you think the writers at the New York Times think they're Jedis?

Yes.

I think honestly.

That's not the abortion you were looking for.

I was reading their coverage today and I think you might be onto something.

I think they think they can wave their hands.

What do you mean it doesn't exist?

What does that mean?

Now, you could say it doesn't occur frequently.

It's not an incredibly common procedure.

You could certainly make that point, and that would be valid.

It's not the most common type of abortion.

To say it does not exist is like,

it's insanity.

What do you mean it doesn't exist?

What are you talking about?

War is peace.

Right.

Like, and let's just say for a moment it didn't exist.

It still should be illegal, right?

Like Art the Clown from Terrifier 2 does not actually exist.

He's a movie character.

However, killer clowns should still be outlawed.

Right?

And the point of the comment from DeSantis is that Christ doesn't want it outlawed.

He wants it to be legal.

He wants it to be up to the woman whether the killer clown comes and decapitates.

Think about Parker at his

individual if you only read the New York Times and other.

You are now accepting that things that exist in the real world don't exist.

And things that don't exist in the real world do exist.

Right.

I think

you have no chance of survival.

Let me give you, can I give you a couple, another example from the DeSantis debate?

Yeah.

DeSantis also said Mr.

Chris supported dismemberment abortions, a pejorative term for procedures performed later in pregnancy.

Oh, I guess if you're dismembering a baby,

you could describe it as pejorative because it is a negative connotation the whole taking the baby apart thing

there is

some negative association with that.

Again, they don't say that.

But there's also that's what occurs during the abortion.

They don't say that's not what he's describing it inaccurately.

Yeah.

It's just a negative way of saying taking the baby apart.

Can you

have grown up to be a killer clown?

Again, this he was in a clown suit inside the womb.

This procedure belongs in the killer clown movie.

That is where it should be.

It shouldn't be something supported by half of the country.

And by the way, it's not half of the politicians in this country.

Yes.

But then you go over to the house where Nancy Pelosi is running.

She's trying her best to get Democrats elected.

Can I give you some quotes from the piece that came out?

That was the DeSantis piece that you just heard.

Okay.

And

should I give you the one more DeSantis one?

It's pretty good.

Yeah, go.

All right.

I'll give it to you.

He gave also a graphic and inaccurate description of gender-affirming care for transgendered children, suggesting falsely that doctors were mutilating minors.

In reality, gender-affirming care, which major medical associations, including pediatric associations, endorse, primarily involves social support,

non-permanent treatments like puberty blockers and hormonal treatments.

So all of the videos you've seen of doctors, surgeons describing how many times bragging to their DEI departments, how often they've done these surgeries, that also doesn't exist.

It's just social support.

It's just, yeah, you go, Jill, you're really John.

That's all it is?

Do you believe this Ron DeSantis character?

But on the other side, in the house,

Nancy Pelosi also got covered.

And I think you'll say this is the same type of treatment that Ron DeSantis received.

Here's some quotes from the,

these are all real quotes from the article today.

New York Times in peak form.

This may be peak New York Times.

Wow.

Maybe it was when they were denying the Holodomor, but I will say it might just be today.

Okay.

Okay.

Ms.

Pelosi, this is a quote, after multiple articles about how rich the new prime minister and how awful and rich and how he's privileged the new prime minister of Great Britain.

Yeah.

The woman with the ice cream drawer in her.

Right.

Yeah.

Okay, gotcha.

Ms.

Pelosi is an 82-year-old juggernaut in Armani.

Actual quote.

A juggernaut in Armani, as in Giorgio Armani.

Yes.

Okay.

For her,

it's a wonderful attribute that she owns these incredibly expensive clothes.

Yes.

The article directly above it, just how rich is the new prime minister of Britain, Rishi Sunak's assent is breakthrough for diversity with privilege attached.

Okay.

Back to Pelosi.

Her energy level amazes and inspires her troops.

I'm surprised her staff is not on record saying that she's lazy.

I don't know.

I'm surprised they couldn't get that quote out of them.

Yeah, she's actually lazy and awful.

I don't know.

She is masterful, said Representative Haley Stevens, a Michigan Democrat.

And this one, I don't know what to make of this.

I would like your opinion on what to make of this quote.

As she campaigned last week, she carried in her purse

a sausage.

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As she came last week,

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presented to her by a fan.

What?

What fan walked up to Nancy Belosi and said, Madam Speaker, here's a sausage.

Wrapped in a bow, and she's carrying it around in her purse.

Who carries a sausage in her purse?

I don't.

I do not want to answer that as I may be on trial of the FCC.

I gotta take a break.

I gotta take a break.

A sausage?

She has a purse sausage.

Ladies and gentlemen, Nancy Pelosi is walking around.

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So glad you've tuned in today.

We've got another debate tonight that I have to watch.

Yeah, this is a big one.

This is the debate, I think.

This is Oz and Warnock.

Oh, wow, that's even bigger.

Those are Pennsylvania.

Oh, no, sorry, sorry.

Georgia.

Sorry, sorry.

That's incredible.

Oz and Fetterman.

I got another story on Warnock I was thinking about.

Oz and Fetterman closed captioning, not for the hearing impaired, but for the mentally impaired Fetterman.

And they are really playing this out.

This really isn't his forum.

What is his forum?

Because speaking in front of crowds is not really his forum either.

His forum is letting his interns tweet.

That's his forum.

Letting his interns tweet insults about the types of vegetables Dr.

Oz buys at grocery stores.

That's what they do.

And like, you know, it's funny because they're very critical of every little snide comment that comes out of the Oz campaign.

And there were a couple early on, not even early on, but about the stroke saying like, you know, the guy can't, you know, he can't seem to do this, which is really notable and something that's important.

But

all they do is he praise on

Fetterman.

And obviously it's not Fetterman doing this, but Fetterman's staff

who just come out with like wise-ass comments about Dr.

Oz and where he lives and that he once said the word crudite.

Like that's literally his entire campaign.

Hey, Dr.

Oz is from New Jersey.

He's rich and he bought crudite once and he said it on a YouTube video.

Wow.

Wow.

What an, I mean, it's almost too much policy.

You know, every once in a while, I get overwhelmed in the details.

It's a little wonky.

So he

so

he is going to be fine if he's in the Senate, but he has to have closed captioning to follow what's going on during the debate.

You know that

the Senate

is a deliberative

body.

It's a great deliberative body.

It's a debating

scene there.

I don't know if you know that.

It's most of the job.

Yes.

You know, some people have pointed out, I can't remember who said that.

It might have been somebody on the right said this.

You know, governor is a different gig, right?

Like, governor, you know, you're behind the scenes more.

You're doing more policy stuff.

You could probably, it could probably get away with more of the lack of being able to speak as a governor.

It's still important, but like as a senator, it's their whole job.

I mean, it's your whole job is to debate.

Listen, this is they're preparing.

We're prepared for Oz's allies and right-wing media to circulate malicious, viral videos after the debate that's going to try to paint John in a negative light because of awkward pauses, missing some words, or mushing other words together.

And the captioning process may also lead to time delays and errors in the exchange between the moderators and the candidates.

In fact, because the captions are going to be typed out by human beings in real time on live TV, some amount of human error in the transcription is inevitable, which may cause temporary miscommunications at times.

Again, like, we're talking.

Could you set the bar any lower?

Yeah, by the way, that's from from his senior communications advisor.

They're saying, like, yeah, you might be mushing a lot of words together, guys.

We better be ready for this.

But, like, we are told, right,

the problem is, you know, first of all, we're making fun of disabilities.

Now, that's their new pitch.

No, we're not.

Not at all.

We're told that the issue here is that he just can't understand speech.

Now, look, that's a big thing, right?

Like,

why do you ask that with a question?

Why do you ask that question?

Right.

I think it's a pretty big thing.

But, like, you could make the argument, okay, someone who's deaf could be a senator.

Yes.

Right.

And they would have to have these types of things.

But that doesn't come with confusion.

Right.

And like, what we're talking about, mushing words together is not about hearing.

It's about speaking.

And like,

I heard a clip when we were doing some research this morning of Fetterman.

It was not edited, and it was honestly one of the most disturbing clips I've ever heard.

I've never heard it before.

Maybe it's made the rounds more in Pennsylvania.

I should get this for you maybe later in the show.

I mean, it's 30 seconds that feels like 30 minutes of him trying to get through one thought.

And like, legitimately, it's sad to hear.

It is like legitimately sad to hear.

But like, when you're hiring someone for one of 100 jobs in the nation

in a group of people whose main job is to debate and vote, Like,

you're telling me you can't take this into account?

And I wonder how many people in Pennsylvania have just been hearing the spin about, oh, he's actually going to be fine.

Remember, this guy is not only not fine, he also continually lied about what happened to him for months.

He said it was nothing.

They joked about it.

Later on, they revealed he almost died.

Let me ask you a question.

If he does

okay

today,

if he's just okay,

he's not, he's, he's not good, but he's not horrible.

Does that give Pennsylvanians the permission that they're looking for?

See, he's not so bad.

I do think that's possible.

I do too.

I think a lot of people are going to look at it and feel really weird about watching it, but if he does okay, that'll help.

The other thing that could happen, the other danger here is Oz could overreach.

Oz could come off as seeming

like he's.

I mean, he needs to practice bedside manner here.

He's a doctor, and that's what he really needs here.

I think he will.

I think he will, too.

And he's been pretty under, like, he is, no one has anything on him really saying anything about this, but if in the if he

hits the wrong note

after a bad moment of Fetterman, it could, it could cost him.

He has to be very careful.

It's not without risk debating someone like this.

And you're right, the bar is set so low for Federman.

If he can be mildly coherent for an hour, it's probably going to help him.

Yeah.

It will help Oz, I think, as well, if he just, if he looks competent, not mean

about this, and just together.

And he's a, look, he's obviously a good communicator.

He's made his career on this.

He should be.

This is his platform.

The same thing that it's the opposite of the Herschel Walker thing.

Walker came out and he downplayed how bad he was going to be.

And obviously, Warnock should win that debate easily.

He's a pastor.

He's been doing this his entire life, public speaking.

And Walker wound up kicking his butt.

And now there's a poll out today where he's winning again in Georgia.

Good.

So there is some risk here for Dr.

Oz, but also there's a real opportunity for people who have not paid close attention to this to show the vast difference between these candidates.

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He is the Missouri Attorney General.

He's running for U.S.

Senate, but we're not going to talk to him really about his campaign.

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19 Republican-led states are launching an investigation into six large U.S.

banks' over-ESG policies.

He also has just won in court the right

to investigate

the propaganda that the White House and Fauci were coordinating to try to sell the COVID campaign.

He's going to have him under oath now, court ordered.

He and I believe the Attorney General of Louisiana.

They've been fighting all summer for this.

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He's running for U.S.

Senate.

He is currently the Missouri Attorney General.

Hello, Eric.

How are you?

Good to be with you.

I'm doing great, Glenn.

Hey, I just have to ask you, does some of your tenacity come from the fact that your, I think it was your grandfather, was in the 7th Army, which, if I'm not mistaken, the 7th was Patton, wasn't it?

Well, he was in the, he was in the 44th Infantry Division, and they saw a lot of combat.

And my grandfather had an eighth-grade education and fought in World War II, came back, started a butcher shop where, you know, he raised a family.

My dad worked.

seven days a week in the midnight shift.

And so, yeah,

I think I got some of that grit and determination from my family and that work ethic because there's a lot of work to do, but

I'm certainly blessed to be in a position to do some of this stuff.

So, I want to talk to you about two things: ESG and the COVID investigation.

Can we start there?

Yeah, absolutely.

Okay.

There's a lot to talk about.

Which one do you want to talk about, ESG or the COVID investigation?

Yeah, let's do that first.

The court granted your request to depose Anthony Fauci and also Jen Saki and others about the administration colluding with social media to

suppress free speech.

Yeah, so we filed the lawsuit and it's a landmark lawsuit when we filed it in the spring.

We've been fighting all summer to get discovery, which we've received, and now we've got an order to take the depositions of Fauci and Saki under oath and others, which is a big

thing in this case to get to the truth.

Because as you know, Glenn, the First Amendment is the beating heart of our Constitution.

We're born with the right to speak our minds and have opinions and government's role is to protect that right, certainly not to infringe upon that right.

And what we've seen, especially during COVID, was a government outsourcing its censorship to big tech giants like Facebook and Twitter and Instagram.

And through this discovery and this lawsuit, we found out that they were holding weekly censorship meetings.

that senior Facebook officials were texting the Surgeon General of the United States saying, hey, yeah, we took that one down.

What else can we do?

I mean, coordinating directly and colluding directly with the government to silence people, to de-platform them, to, you know, to essentially silence them.

And

we also know that,

you know, obviously Anthony Fauci was a part of this.

Jinsaki was, you know, when she was press secretary, spoke openly about how they were flagging

for Facebook.

And so now for the first time, we get a look under the hood.

We've actually got the documents to prove this was actually happening.

But on Friday, we got a court order to take Fauci's deposition.

And I just think

for a lot of reasons, Glenn, this is critical because what we saw during COVID was wasn't about the science.

We know that.

It wasn't about anything like that.

It was about power and control.

And if you dared to disagree, if you dared to have a dissenting opinion, I mean, they came after you.

And not just MSNBC and these

crazies on the left.

Individuals.

But the government.

Oh, yeah, yeah.

Of the United States.

Correct, correct.

The government was using these.

I mean, it is, it's a public-private partnership between social media and the White House and the government, and it's absolutely wrong.

So you're investigating this.

What's the ramification

if you can prove this in a court of law?

What happens?

What's the penalty?

Well, ultimately, yeah, I mean, ultimately, we're seeking to enjoy it to stop it.

But I think, Glenn, maybe the most important work that could come from all of this, there's a lot of, I suppose, repercussions down the line, but exposing this.

Because, you know, this would be the job of a press that wasn't so aligned, right, with the Biden administration.

And by the way, part of this investigation also is not just what was happening during COVID, but we also are taking the deposition of

of an FBI official who has bragged on a podcast about his working relationship with big tech and the Hunter Biden laptop story.

So all of these things that people were pointing out as this is

this is unbelievable.

We can't believe this is happening in the United States of America.

This is Orwellian.

In this lawsuit, we get the opportunity to actually show documents, to show emails, to show text messages in these sworn depositions that will be taken.

what was actually happening.

And I don't care what your political stripe has done.

This ought to scare the bejesus out of everybody.

I mean, this is the kind of stuff that you see happening in other countries, that if it was happening in other countries, our State Department would be warning us about the level of censorship and government action and authoritarianism.

And I think we have to stand up and we have to push back.

And, you know, I've been unafraid to do so, and we're making progress.

Let me just tie it to the Senate.

Will you take this kind of stuff to the Senate?

And do you have enough allies in the Senate to get this on the table and on the agenda?

I hope so, but this is what I'm going to do.

I'm going to take the same fighting spirit I've had as Attorney General and take it to the Senate because I think a very important role over the next two years, assuming we take the majority, which will be very important, is this oversight role.

And you got to have tough people who are unafraid to ask these questions.

And I've said, you know, when Fauci announced that his retirement in December,

you know, that should not excuse him from being, you know, called before Congress.

So Fauci ought to clear his calendar for 2023, because it's not just about the COVID censorship.

We still need answers on what he knew about the, you know, gain of function research, his role with that, right?

Covering it up with the World Health Organization, not being honest with the American people, coordinating with the teachers' unions to shut down schools and force five-year-olds to wear a mask.

We cannot let this stuff ever happen again.

And the only way we're ever going to do that is to get answers, hold these people's feet to the fire, and I'm committed to doing that.

We ought to bring in senior Justice Department officials.

Why is it our Justice Department is targeting political enemies?

Why is it okay for pro-life folks to be targeted?

Why are parents being investigated under the Patriot Act for showing up to school board meetings?

There's a lot of things we need to do, but I'm going to be right in the center of the promise you.

Okay, Eric Schmidt, he is running for U.S.

Senate in Missouri.

He is the current Missouri Attorney General.

He has also been outstanding on ESG.

We're going to talk to him about

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Okay.

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Eric Schmidt, who is running for U.S.

Senate and currently, Stu, beating his opponent, right, in the polls.

Yeah, seems that way.

Although you can never be too sure.

Make sure you go out and vote.

vote.

Yeah, vote, vote, vote, vote.

Eric, I want to talk to you also to hear about your work on ESG.

You have led 19 states in a coalition to launch an investigation into six major banks over ESG investing.

Tell me about this.

Yeah, I know, Glenn, this is something you've been talking about for a very long time.

And this is real.

And I think the American people are becoming more familiar with the term and what it means and what the repercussions could mean for the United States.

So, you know, six of the largest banks, we launched an investigation into them.

We issued subpoenas.

We launched that early last week

to get at their involvement in this net zero banking alliance.

And what is that?

It is a United Nations governed alliance among some of the biggest banks in the world.

And to put that in perspective, they control about 40% of all the banking assets in the United States, these six banks.

And what they've committed to do is to by 2050, and benchmarks all along the way, have a portfolio that is a net carbon neutral portfolio.

Now, what does that mean?

Well, it means that they're going to cut off lending and capital for oil and gas and energy exploration, auto manufacturing, agriculture.

I mean, this is far-reaching.

And it is not just about oil and gas.

I mean, this gets at everything.

For example, the farmer that has too many diesel-powered vehicles on his farm might not get that loan.

I mean this is incredibly scary stuff.

They've committed to it and so we've launched this investigation because this thing

sounds a lot like anti-competitive behavior.

It sounds a lot like unfair trade practices.

And so Missouri's leading the charge with these other states to investigate this and actually issue these subpoenas and get to the bottom of it.

Because, Glenn, what we're seeing right now with inflation, obviously, when you spend trillions and you cut off domestic energy supply and declare war on American energy, you get higher prices for everything.

That's what we're seeing right now.

This is the long-term vision for that.

This is to make sure that this happens in the long run.

And everybody's going to pay a lot more for everything.

And it's also seeding away American sovereignty.

Big time.

The idea that the United Nations would be dictating who gets a loan,

what farmer gets a loan, what startup.

You know, we have all the energy we'll ever need in this country to be energy dominant and to export that to our friends and allies around the world, and this is a direct threat to that, no doubt.

So you sent a list of

questions

about, you know,

you say you're part of the Global Climate Initiative.

Identify who made the decision to join, include any involvement or input from your board of directors, investors, covered companies, and your reasoning.

What exactly are you doing?

What is your participation level?

What are you expecting to find?

Well, we've launched it and we want to know more because, as I said, the legal issues here, this is not just, you know, we could object to this theoretically, rhetorically.

We can talk about the implications it could have for the economy.

All of those things are legitimate points of discussion, and I think you and I see eye to eye on that.

But these are legal documents, right?

These are civil investigative demands, essentially subpoenas, saying, you need to tell us more about this because we have laws in our our state that might forbid this practice.

And so we want to get them on the record, find out what exactly

the process has been for them internally.

Have they been working together on this?

Again, this is 40% of all the banking assets in the United States.

And it's not just 2050.

There are benchmarks all along the way that, again, will siphon off, cut off lending and capital for energy exploration, the manufacturing of cars,

farm loans.

I mean, this is pretty far-reaching and deserves scrutiny.

So tell me about the election.

How are you doing so far?

How are you feeling?

I mean, we're in a good position.

I think we're in a strong position.

But I'm running against an heiress of the Anheuser-Busch fortune who is outspending us right now.

And by the way, You can't make this stuff up when, you know, my dad worked at Anheuser-Busch seven days in the week of the midnight shift.

I referenced that.

I actually, in college, gave tours and took out the trash at the estate that she grew up on.

The media hates this, right?

Because this guy

who says blue-collar roots is who's fighting for working-class families, taking on an out-of-touch limousine liberal.

So, that's obviously a difference in our backgrounds, but also our beliefs.

When she signed on to the Green New Deal, she's campaigning to be the 51st vote for the Biden agenda, would be a total disaster.

It's for eliminating the filibuster, packing the court.

And so, you know, we've got a tough race here that we're going to continue to run through the tape because getting the majority, getting to 51, certainly runs through Missouri.

And if, you know, people want to help, they can text Smith at 30-409.

We'd appreciate it.

We've got 14 days to save America here.

Go ahead.

I know, I know.

I'm just doing everything I can.

I know.

By the way, she's outspending

Eric two to one.

And this is what's happening.

You know, Nancy Pelosi just came out a couple of days ago and said, and they're just, all this dark money is being poured in.

What are you talking about?

The Democrats are outspending two and three to one in every case.

It's crazy the amount of money that they're spending.

And it doesn't look like it's working so far.

Thank you so much.

You know, go ahead.

We'll keep fighting, Glenn.

Thanks.

We'll keep fighting.

Thanks for all that you do.

And like I said, everything we talked about today and on your show previously, I'm going to take that same spirit to the Senate.

We need more reinforcements in Washington, and I appreciate you having me on.

Thank you, Eric.

Appreciate it.

Eric Schmidt, an attorney general I am most impressed with.

He has taken the bull by the horns on a few items and is relentless, just relentless.

And would be great to have that kind of a wake-up call in the in the Senate.

Okay.

The Fetterman debate is

tonight.

Dr.

Oz and Fetterman.

Do we have a website I can give out where you can watch it online?

I want to be able to watch it.

You emailed me.

I really want to watch it tonight.

And it's at 8 p.m.

Eastern time.

And I guess you can get it.

There's other shows on at that time.

I wouldn't watch anything.

I'll say,

you don't want to waste your 8 p.m.

hour.

It's an important hour.

If you're in the East Coast, I mean, 8 p.m.

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Yeah, I don't know what that is, probably nothing good.

Uh, but I mean, you if you watch that,

I mean, you might miss super, super classics from Fetterman like this.

What is wrong with demanding for

an easy,

safe

kind of

their

income, a path to a safe place for them to win, or excuse me, to work.

Oh,

no, that's that's that's totally okay.

Wait, wait, wait.

You're Dr.

Oz.

Dr.

Oz response?

Wow.

If that happens, I don't know what you do.

I mean, I think you just try to let, I think you let the people of Pennsylvania

watch what just happened and judge for themselves.

And then it's just say,

I am honestly not sure

what he was saying,

but

maybe it was just me.

Here's what we need to say.

Yeah.

Don't be smart about it.

Don't just,

I think you have to recognize it.

And it could just, you got to be really careful because that's really uncomfortable.

If you're sitting listening to that clip, we've listened to it a few times off the air too.

Every time it starts, I start to cringe.

I feel like my stomach tightening.

Yeah.

It's like, it's really, and I don't have apps, so that's a big deal.

Wait a minute.

It's the new Fetterman workout, the ab workout.

It's fantastic.

What is wrong with demanding for

an easy,

safe

kind of

their

income, Oh, a path to a safe place for them to win.

Or excuse me, to work.

I mean,

that's sad, man.

Watching that, watch, if that happens tonight, I think the race is over.

I mean, unless Oz, you know, blows it.

But that's just uncomfortable to watch.

That is just uncomfortable to watch.

Okay.

God,

could you just please let the Republic have common sense just for a couple of weeks?

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We are pleased to have on another U.S.

Senate candidate.

This one is retired U.S.

Army Brigadier General Don Bulldock.

And he was, what, 13 points behind?

Yeah, he won the primary, and all the polls were showing him down double digits.

The media was telling us he was this extreme candidate, and he had no chance of winning.

And the latest poll has him down one.

Holy cow.

Welcome.

How are you, Don?

I'm well, sir.

How are you?

I'm very good.

So

tell me what the difference is between you and explain to America is

a New Hampshire Republican, what does that mean?

Well, I think what it means right now is

particularly a Republican who is an outsider, native born, spent 33 plus years in the military serving his country from private to general and has demonstrated leadership in, you know, a variety of situations, training, humanitarian operations, combat operation, came back to his state five years ago.

And with his wife and family, began helping veterans and family members.

And then many people across our disabled community community get the help that they need, the help that they're not getting.

What they see is me as an outsider, someone who's not a career politician, someone who's not going to heed to special interest, lobbyists, and the wealthy political elite, and is going to go down there and do what our founding fathers wanted senators to do, and that is be an ambassador to the state in which they come in Washington, D.C., to better the lives of Granite Staters, and

for me in particular, and Americans.

And it's message over money right now.

And she has voted 100% with Joe Biden's failed policies and 96%

with Chuck Schumer and

the Democrat Party.

So

people want an outsider, and they want someone who's going to go down there and fight for the future of their children and grandchildren.

and their current livelihood, which they're having to make choices between heating and eating, and retirees coming out of retirement to have to get jobs in order to maintain a standard of living they didn't have to maintain two years ago.

So you are talking about the the big issue with you seems to be heating and eating.

And

what causes this?

What is it that the Senate could do that would reverse this or stop whatever's causing it?

What is it?

Well, I think what it is is reversing the bad energy decisions that Biden has made and that the current Democrats have

endorsed 100%.

That's what the inflation is linked to.

And in August, you know, Senator Hassen, along with the other Democrats, voted against expanding our petroleum and natural gas,

you know,

expanding that so that we could buy down inflation, we could buy down heating costs,

you know, natural gas costs, costs at the gas pump, costs in the grocery store.

And as it stands now, those are going to double in December.

So we need to go down there and do the exact opposite because this inflation that people are feeling is tied directly to energy dependence.

And we need to do what the previous administration did, and that is invest in energy independence.

And we can do that.

We can do that by reinitioning the XL pipeline, by

expanding exploration, by expanding fracking, by drilling.

That opens up the permits and leases.

Right now

in New England, this winter, we have been warned that with the natural gas shortage from a normal 18 billion cubic feet that comes to New England, we're only going to get 2 billion cubic feet.

And that runs our electric.

And that is going to cause blackouts.

And children across this state in

a climate that gets below zero and in some areas of New Hampshire 40 below zero and they're not going to have heat, they're not going to have electricity,

they're not going to have the means to buy food or put gas in their cars and trucks to get out and move snow and get from point A to point B, the misery index is going to be extremely high here in the Granite State and across the country.

And this is the fault of Senator Hassan.

in the way she's been voting, and Granite staters know it, and they're looking for an outsider to go down there and did what he did in the military, and that is fight for this country, fight for its freedoms, its liberty, its economic prosperity, and its safety and security.

I will tell you, it is crazy that we are saying that there's going to be fuel shortages here in America.

Here in Texas, natural gas has dropped almost to zero.

There is such a glut of natural gas here in

Texas that they're honestly talking about paying people to take the natural gas out of the system here in Texas.

Nobody's getting it.

Nobody's buying it right now.

And it's plentiful in Texas.

This is insanity that this is going on.

It is insanity.

And

it's designed ultimately for continued

government control through fear and uncertainty across all our institutions, family, religious, political, military, economic, to get people to be

dependent upon the government and not independent, because we're on this bad road away from our great constitutional republic, away from our values and our principles and our God-given rights that we're supposed to protect.

This is what's been happening over the last 40, 50 years.

And now all the caution signs for that are in the rearview mirror.

And we need to get out ahead of this.

And we do it in 2022 by sending a message to Washington, D.C.

and to the current president of the United States that enough is enough.

We want our livelihoods back.

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We're talking to former Brigadier General Don Bulldock.

He is running for U.S.

Senate out of New Hampshire.

I will tell you, when we checked into you, Don,

a couple of the guys that work for me who have pretty extensive military service, I asked them, can you get the first look on him?

Let me find out who he was.

They came back and said, very impressive career.

Let me ask you a military question.

The 101st Airborne has just been sent into Romania.

They're three miles from the Ukrainian border.

I don't know what our president is thinking, thinking, but I don't think the American people

are for a war with Russia.

Is this a concerning sign to you that we've just sent the airborne over there?

First time in 80 years?

Yes, sir.

It's a very concerning sign because that's how it starts.

You know, it starts first by not having a plan, allowing something like this to happen.

because we have weak foreign policy across the board with our with our military leadership, our State Department, the B team over there in the White House, National Security Council staff.

They have absolutely no idea what they're doing.

They opened up the floodgates for these type of provocations with their debacle withdrawal from Afghanistan.

They emboldened China, Russia, North Korea, Iran.

They caused this.

They didn't do anything about it.

They watched it.

They continue to watch it.

They continue to throw money at it, step one.

Step two, oh, now we're just going to you know, send a light infantry division over there,

a light infantry division, by the way, which is the first step to dipping our toe into putting boots on the ground, conventional boots on the ground, which is where none of us want to go.

If we would just get tough with Putin and just completely shut down his energy capability, we would bring the Russian people to the table.

They would say enough is enough to him.

The Politburo would say enough is enough to him.

And we would drag his butt to the table and

broker a peace deal, and we wouldn't have to foot the bill.

This is very dangerous, sir.

This is what they do, and they did it for 20 years in Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria.

They continue to do it in Africa and many other places that Americans just go along every single day, don't think much about it.

But this would, General, this would not be a war that would be like those, would it?

I mean, this is war with Russia.

Doesn't that get pretty serious pretty quickly?

Right.

This is a conventional war that will escalate all the way across Europe.

And

one that our military, I would remind everybody, has been rated weak, incapable of conducting a ground war.

We went from marginal to weak according to the Heritage Foundation study from 2022 to 2023.

We don't have the Navy, the Air Force, Force, the ground forces, the logistical capability.

Heck, our service members have been spending more time on CRT, gender training, and pronouns than they have shoot, move, and communicate.

We have low morale, we can't recruit, we can't retain,

and we

cannot sustain

a conventional war.

And it's a fact.

And that is sad.

And that's the doing of the Biden administration.

It's the doing of the Democrats there.

They've weakened us to the point where, yeah, this isn't going to be unconventional warfare.

This isn't going to be, you know, limited boots on the ground.

This will escalate to a conventional war across Europe.

And none of us want to go there.

And none of us can afford that.

Don, thank you very much.

Former Brigadier General Don Bulldock, he is, again, running in New Hampshire.

How does somebody get involved with your Senate campaign?

Oh, thank you for reminding me on that, sir.

Go to DonBaldick.com.

And, you know, let's face it, I got a

$30 million

Democrat candidate getting money from special interests and lobbyists, and I have a million-dollar budget.

And so we're going to win this.

We've closed it up to one point now.

We're going to surge faster, but I could sure use some help.

I get it.

It's hard economic times, but if you can go to DonBaldick.com and help me out, it would be greatly appreciated.

Anything helps, and thank you for allowing me to plug that, sir.

You bet.

Don, God bless.

Good luck to you.

Thank you so much.

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I liked him.

Do you like him?

Yeah.

He seemed just like common sense.

You know, he's like, yeah,

there's a stupid.

It seems like, yeah, like a military guy and no nonsense.

Yeah.

And, you know, it's tough when you're dealing with some of these candidates and these races to put up with the nonsense.

So I'm glad.

You know.

Boy, would that be

a sign of a red wave?

I mean, a tidal wave if he gets in.

Not that he's a better or worse candidate.

It's just that's New Hampshire.

Yeah, I've had that as lean Democrat for a while, and I think it's ready to move into toss-up category.

We are there.

I mean, the last two polls that have been out with one point and three points.

And this is, by the way, another one of these races that the mainstream told you, give up on.

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This guy, he's too extreme for New Hampshire.

Well, I don't know.

The people of New Hampshire don't seem to think so.

It's amazing how little money is making.

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Yeah.

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All right, all right.

Catherine Limbaugh is going to be joining us here in a few minutes.

That's so cool.

And she's just put out a new book, Radio's Greatest of All Time, Rush Limbaugh.

David and Catherine and Rush put this book together.

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Yeah, it really is.

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I will tell you, and I think anybody who doesn't say this in talk radio is arrogant or stupid, but

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Yeah.

If there's any doubt.

Yeah.

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I have to tell you, I am rarely, and I can't remember the last interview, that I actually was nervous about.

This one makes me nervous.

It's Rush Limbaugh's wife.

Her first interview about the book Radio's Greatest of All Time, Rush Limbaugh.

It is a fantastic book that if you ever listen to Rush Limbaugh, you should have.

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I'm not just nervous because she is Rush Limbaugh's, or was

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Her family came over on the Mayflower.

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It's the Rush Limbaugh program here on the Excellence in Broadcasting Network.

And greetings to you, Thrill Seekers, Conversationalists.

Catherine Adams Limbaugh.

Let me just explain who she is.

She was born in Massachusetts.

She is a direct descendant from the Mayflower, direct lineage to John and

John Quincy Adams.

Catherine has traveled to and lived in over 40 countries on five continents, originally due to her mother's career as an American diplomat and her father's international business career following graduation from the Naval Academy.

Throughout her youth, Catherine gained vast, well-rounded experiences, routinely representing the United States abroad, liaisoning with heads of state, ambassadors, and high-ranking military officers, while also witnessing human suffering firsthand, including extreme poverty and disease.

Early on, Catherine made it a lifelong mission to help others in times of crisis, encourage people to reach their highest potential.

At 15, she taught English as a volunteer while living in a remote country in West Africa.

She translated for American military doctors who would set up field hospitals on missions and raise funds for underprivileged children, leading to a national recognition as Foreign Service Teen of the Year.

She is also the co-author of the number one New York Times best-selling Adventures of Rush Revere, American history book series.

She also has been a major player and led major productions,

part of significant charitable efforts, including Nelson Mandela Invitational in South Africa, the Stand Up for Betsy Ross campaign with her husband, which raised over $5 million for families of first responders.

And of course, she has donated, along with her Family Now Foundation, millions of dollars affected by cancer, illness, and hardship.

She was the one who told us on February 17th, 2021, that her husband had passed away.

She also said that

his legacy would continue, and she is doing that in a couple of ways.

She is presenting the first ever American Patriots Scholarship in honor of Rush, and she's supporting American military heroes, police, first responders, and Gold Star families through their foundation.

She is also, her and her brother, David, I'm sorry, Rush's brother, David, have put together

a book, Radio's Greatest of All Time.

Catherine, welcome.

Hello, Glenn.

Goodness, what an introduction.

That certainly wasn't from the New York Times, I don't believe.

No, it was not from the New York Times.

I believe they have a different version.

You know,

I was reading your bio, and I thought,

this is

hard to say, strange to say, but truly

an equal to Rush as far as accomplishments.

Thank you so much.

Thank you so much.

I don't know if I can agree in full, but thank you.

I truly appreciate it very, very much.

So the name greatest of all, Radio's Greatest of All Time,

is it true that that's what it says on his death certificate?

Yes, we have to be on brand at all times.

Very important.

Very important.

Straight from start to finish.

But yes, it it does.

Another thing that we wanted to do in a way to tweak the media's final goodbye from Rush, which we know he certainly would have loved.

Oh, my God.

Someone put that through.

Ironically.

I'm not sure who that poor person is that put it through.

But yes, yes, it is.

So, so fantastic.

Under occupation, radio's greatest of all time.

I was there

in the Capitol the night he got the

Presidential Freedom Award.

And

he

always struck me, I mean,

he was bombastic on the air, you know, on loan from God, but he always struck me as a very humble person in real life.

And I could see that that really deeply moved him that night.

We know he really was.

He was incredibly brilliant, incredibly kind, fearless exceptionally talented in radio of course but but he was truly gifted but I believe one of his attributes that we all love the most was he was so humble he had the biggest heart he was so sincere he never forgot the little guy he never became too big and he never really thought of himself as Rush Limbaugh we the name Rush Limbaugh he he did on the radio but but

not in real life, so to speak.

He always tried to have a better show the next day.

He never thought that he accomplished the peaks that he did.

He always was working so incredibly hard.

So yes, that night meant everything to him.

He was very surprised by it.

We were actually in Boston.

He had geared up to making this announcement on the radio and thought that was basically it, that the secret was out and now he could go about his medical mission, so to speak.

And so we left for Boston right after that announcement that day.

And there was a call from the President when he was supposed to be going into surgery that said, you really should be in Washington tonight.

We thought, oh,

well, we don't quite have the attire for that or the mindset,

but he was so incredibly touched, so honored, so thrilled.

It meant everything to him, literally.

Did he know that that was coming?

Was it told to him in the White House, or was that the moment that we all saw?

Was that the moment he knew?

That was the moment that he knew is going to be presented to him there.

He didn't know when we flew up.

He didn't know when the president was calling that morning.

He only knew earlier in the White House when we spoke with President Trump and their immediate family, who were deeply appreciative too of course.

But that moment he didn't know that it was going to be awarded then and there.

So everything came at him rapid fire and his emotions were so sincere.

He was actually not feeling well at all that evening.

He was going into a pretty significant surgery the next day.

So just being there was quite a feat for him to be there.

But having that awarded to him where it was in the forum that it was meant everything.

He was just a young boy from Missouri, as he often said.

He wanted to be on the radio from the time he was eight, but he certainly never dreamed that he would be awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom in that forum.

You know,

I think Rush was

He felt the same way I feel about my audience, and not every host feels this way.

They're like family.

And because you get to know each other, while we're at a disadvantage, we don't really get to know the listener.

We kind of know, because if they've been with us for a long time, we know that they've, you know, they're self-selecting, so they're kind of like us, you know?

How hard was it and how long did he have to hide this from people that he was so sick?

It was really a surprise to him.

He really didn't have symptoms like other people may, so he didn't find out until late January, and he announced this in early February.

He didn't have to

he didn't have to carry it too long, but

how did he know what why what made him go to the doctor?

Actually, we were celebrating his birthday and he didn't mention, as most husbands or men may not, he didn't mention that he wasn't particularly feeling well.

We were celebrating his birthday, and the very next day he started to have difficulty breathing.

He was having a heaviness in his chest.

He had pain in the back of his shoulder.

And I said, you know, this could be related to the heart because he had had a heart issue at one point.

So I said to him, you know, we really should fly and see your doctor.

We were flying right over his doctor in Chicago.

And we found out then and there that it wasn't the heart and that it was going to need a battery of tests.

And we didn't confirm it until probably a week or so later in Boston at Dana Farber.

And then from there, all of the treatment and so forth started.

But he did have to carry it for a period of time because he wanted to deliver it in the best possible way.

And as you said, like you, his audience means everything to him.

They are a brother, a father, a family figure.

And he knew that they were going to take this news incredibly hard so he had to hold it for a period of time but not too long that potentially it would get out in the news if we were to start treatment or something.

You start the book with a conversation that you and Rush had

in the hospital on January 12th, about a month before he died.

Can you take us back to that?

Absolutely.

This book is very different in that it doesn't read like a typical book.

It isn't a start and finish type of story.

It's more so a collection of Russia's favorite moments, whether it was on air or off-air.

And some of the times I was recording him talking about reflections.

He started this book in early February of 2020.

And a lot of the time we were in the hospital during these conversations or these recordings.

And one of those conversations

was about that.

And it opens up where he was brought a donut by me for his birthday.

And he was reflecting on his time in Missouri as a young intern before he became the person that we all know as the famous Rush Limbaugh.

He was just a young kid with a dream hanging around a radio station in his hometown of Cape Verardo, Missouri.

And this donut brought him back because he used to be the young kid that would bring donuts, fresh

baked donuts

to the radio station there in his hometown.

So he was only about 15 or 16, but that brought him right back.

And he had never told that story before.

I happened to be recording it, and we transcribed it directly as he said it that day in the hospital.

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So it is amazing to me.

We're with Catherine Adams Limbaugh, and she has just put out a book that she and Rush started, and then David came in, David Limbaugh, to help finish.

It's Radio's Greatest of All Time.

When you're looking through the book, there is one thing that struck me.

I've led a pretty blessed life for the last 25, 30 years.

And Rush is actually the guy who gave permission for me to be on the network at this time.

And so he really, actually started my career.

But

I've had a blessed career and I've met a lot of people.

But when you read this book, my

gosh, he knew the giants of history and

conversed with them and

worked with them.

Were you, when you came in and came into his life,

with the experience you have, was that a little odd for you too or not?

Is it just me?

No, I don't think that part was odd as much as how he was talked about in the mainstream media and getting used to that portion of it.

Because I came to know and knew who he was off of the radio and who he was in person.

And I think the harder thing was knowing how he was talked about when here he was able to relate to, as you said, the heads of state or really anyone,

top celebrities, key figures.

That was his

peer group.

That was his peer group.

And I think how he was talked about in the mainstream media was the harder thing to get used to.

But in terms of who he interacted with,

he was just the same.

He was the same person as talking on the radio.

He directly spoke to the American people in the same way that he spoke to the President of the United States.

He was rushed through and through, which I love the most about him.

Did he ever get used to or did he blow off all the horrible things that were said about him?

Because if you're like my wife, my wife probably has a harder time with it than I do.

I think so as well.

He always said that the media didn't make him and can't break him.

So I think that he took it as a measure of success.

He didn't ever particularly get used to it, but he said the more that they're talking and making things up, I'm obviously effective.

So

I tried to look at it in that way as well, but I definitely probably had a harder time than he did with some of the things that were said.

So what is

we have one minute.

Let me think if I can come up with a one minute question because

I've got a lot of philosophical questions for you.

Real quick, how did you two meet?

We met long ago through friends when I was running a charity for Gary Plair and the Nelson Mandela Invocational.

And did you know of ⁇

were you a fan of his on the radio or not?

I was a fan of his and became more and more a fan as time went on, But I did listen early on.

But I should just say quickly, Glenn, before we have to go, because I know we're short on time, that proceeds from this book will benefit the children of fallen military heroes.

That is very important because this book is not about selling books.

It's about inspiring the country.

Rush loves the American people and our country with all of its heart.

There's 14 days left for a very important election, and I know Rush is still with us and talking to us through this.

Catherine Limbaugh, if you don't mind, we have another break with you.

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We're talking to Catherine Adams Limbaugh, Rush Limbaugh's wife, about his legacy, his history, his last year of life,

their marriage.

He has a new book out now.

It was started by Rush and Catherine

in

the last few

weeks and months of his life.

It's called Radio's Greatest of All Time, Rush Limbaugh.

And David Limbaugh came in to do some additional writing.

It is a fantastic book and has

thoughts on Rush written by different people,

including Ron DeSantis and Clarence Thomas.

I don't know.

I'm not, I mean, it's still like seven degrees from Kevin Bacon, but I don't know anybody who is like that close to Clarence Thomas that he would get something written about them after they passed away.

Welcome back to Catherine Limbaugh.

It's phenomenal the things that these very, very important and influential people felt about Rush.

Yes, absolutely.

At the opening of each chapter, there is a tribute from someone that is very well known, but also a close friend of Rush's.

In fact, you're included as well, Glenn.

There is a page that is there.

I don't know how I got included.

It was like, we got one more chapter.

Who are we going to call?

No, no, you wrote something very nice that I really appreciate.

And so, at the beginning of each chapter is a tribute that is from people like Governor DeSantis and Clarence Thomas and President Trump and Ronald Reagan.

And they talked about who Rush was in the country and also as a person.

And as we know, Rush will go down in history as one of the greatest voices for conservatism of all time.

He is the George Washington of radio.

He is our America's Winston Churchill, as I often say.

He's a modern-day founding father, speaking of John Adams.

And I know, Glenn, I should say that I am 100% confident he is so thankful to have you and your voice and your audience still out there continuing the charge.

And God bless you for the work that you do in including this and talking about this.

We really appreciate it.

I will tell you

that

means a lot to me.

Thank you for saying that.

We are facing the first real important election since his passing.

And if I've had one listener or one host or one senator senator

talk to me about this,

they all say the same thing.

Rush is sorely missed.

That is exactly right.

He is so missed.

And this is coming out at such an important time where I think the American people need his inspiration through his words.

And that's exactly what this book is.

It is Rush delivering his inspiring words.

It's not talking about the cancer.

It's not talking about sad times.

It's talking about an individual who lived out the American dream.

And he wants every American to have that opportunity.

He doesn't want our country to be downgraded.

He wants our country to go forward and the best days to be ahead.

And that's exactly what shines through in this book, in Rush's words, not an interpretation, but directly from him.

And I think when people read this and they look at it, it can serve as a coffee table book, a textbook for conservative ideology.

And I think when people read this, they will say, this is Rush speaking to us, inspiring us, and telling us we must carry on and we will carry on as a wonderful country that we are.

Catherine, I have to tell you, I mean, honestly, I didn't know what to expect when the book arrived.

And

I expected a good book, but this, you're right, this is a coffee table book.

This is a beautiful, well-done,

inspiring tribute to a man that I had incredible respect for.

So good job on that.

Could I ask you, and if this is too personal, please just tell me.

Rush was always

so positive about things.

Always, we're going to make it.

We're fine.

I have often wondered,

in the thoughts of the country or even in

his own

treatment with cancer, were there times that he was like a mere mortal here that worried about things?

Well, I think he would definitely say, as he often did, that it is never time to panic.

His audience would remember those words very vividly.

It is never time to panic.

It's never time to give up on America.

And I believe he did believe that 100%.

There were some days and some times when I think he was very fearful.

He was fearful the country was driving off the cliff.

He was fearful of his own health.

But he always rallied.

That was truly Rush.

He was fearless.

He was strong.

He was a leader.

He was an unwavering American patriot in that way.

And I think he fundamentally believed that our best days are ahead because they have to be ahead.

And he took it upon himself to lead that charge with wonderful people like yourself and to continue that inspiration and that optimism.

I think certainly in quiet moments he had fear, as everyone did or do,

but I would say that the majority of the time he would say we have to get back onto the horse and we have to persevere.

That's what we will do as a country and as an American people.

Did he have any

last

thoughts

about the future of America or

what has to happen that you care to share?

Well, I think when we started this book, he started it in early February of 2020, right after diagnosis.

He had been asked to do a similar type of book a long time ago, and he really wasn't up for it.

He said, of course, how can I possibly select from such words of wisdom of

30 pushes on the radio?

But really, I think that's what the mission of this book is exactly for, that he wanted the best days to be ahead.

He wanted the country to continue on.

He wanted the American people to never lose sight of American exceptionalism.

One thing I love so much about Rush is he could not stand stereotypes.

He didn't want people to be pigeonholed.

He wanted people to live the American dream that he did, meaning that

regardless of where you started or where you came from or the color of your skin or your gender, that you were American.

And because of that, you can

also be as successful as he was, or at least a version of it, or live out your dream.

I can't, I cannot talk to you and not ask you this question.

It may be, I mean, I think everybody would like to ask this question if they know that Elton John played your wedding.

I just have to ask, did he know it was Rush Limbaugh?

He did.

He did.

And this may be breaking news, but I believe that Elton John, Sir Elton John and Rush are actually very, very similar.

They had quite a similar demeanor off of their performance personality because I believe that they both were so hardworking.

They both were the top of their game, so to speak.

They both loved their audience in the same similar way.

So in many respects, they were very similar.

So yes, he did know it was Rush's wedding.

And my wedding.

I actually was with Sarah Elton John in Hawaii.

We were out there visiting my parents who lived in Hawaii part of the time.

And Rush and I were in a hotel room just below Elton John.

And we actually sent a note to him and asked if he would be willing to,

well,

bridge fences and come on over.

And so he did.

And we were so humbled by it.

He was extraordinary.

I think he was very happy with being there.

And we were deeply honored.

We love him very much.

On a personal note, how are you doing?

You know, I think as anyone who's listened to Rush for so long, there is a tremendous void in our lives.

I think that's undeniable.

Every day

there's some remembrance of Rush in some way that provides a bit of that hole in your heart.

But I think the best thing that we can do is carry forward, and I know that's what he would want of us.

So that's really what I'm trying to do and trying to keep connected to his audience so that we can go through this together.

I often say that this was our loss.

It was the loss of a country, not just my loss.

And I think that we just have to go forward.

There's no other choice.

I know that there are millions of people that

mourn with you and are grateful for you and will appreciate this book that never reach out.

I so wanted to

be part of the Rush Limbaugh Club, but I never reached out to only once.

I reached out just to thank him for something because I never wanted to be that guy because I know what it's like.

Not, I mean, just a fraction of what it must have been like.

But know, Catherine, that there are millions of people that don't reach out,

that think about you and Rush every day.

I am so deeply grateful.

We hear some of the most wonderful messages and receive letters and gifts.

And it means everything.

It truly means everything to me, and it did to Rush.

These people who are listening today are our extended family and just having the ability to speak to them and thank them and say how much they matter and we value them means a great deal to me.

So thank you very much for that.

One last question for you and that is being a direct descendant of the Mayflower,

anything you want to say about the 1619 project?

Definitely.

We have to focus on 1776.

It's the only date that we can focus on.

And yes, the Mayflower is very inspirational.

We should not undersell it ever.

I tell you, we just acquired the largest collection of Mayflower documents and artifacts in the world.

We were up against the Smithsonian in buying it, my charitable foundation.

And

the things that are there that prove

the difference between Jamestown and the Mayflower, Those people were good, God-fearing, hated slavery, hated slavery, and arrest the captain of a slave ship that kind of accidentally

came to shore in a storm.

They arrested him for slave stealing and then took

a collection amongst themselves and sent those people back to Africa to be free.

It's crazy.

It is amazing.

And And those stories should be told more.

Our founding fathers did something so miraculous with this country.

We can never let go of it.

We were the most free country in the world when freedom had never ever been heard of at that time in 1776.

The date we must remember.

But I truly appreciate this so much.

And thank you so much for that.

Well, thank you.

Catherine Adams Limbaugh, the wife of Rush Limbaugh, the book is available today.

It is well worth the price.

It is a beautiful, beautiful tribute and appropriate for your coffee table or whatever.

You will love this book.

It's radio's greatest of all time, Rush Limbaugh.

Catherine, thank you.

Thank you.

You bet.

Bob wrote in about his experience.

That was hard.

That was hard.

I love that, though.

That was

like I emotionally just drained from that.

I know.

You know, I'm glad this came out now.

Like, it kind of

we've both been dealing with, like, good God, this, we are screwed.

Like, that's kind of been our attitude lately off the air.

And I kind of hear that optimism.

And she's totally right.

That's exactly how he would have been.

Yep.

He would have been optimistic about the future.

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The Glenback Program.

Somebody came into the studio yesterday having a regular producer meeting.

We've got about, I don't know, 15 producers, and they're all in here.

And one of them said, you should use the golden microphone that's out in the lobby to do the interview.

And I was like, no, I think that would be inappropriate.

inappropriate.

But

I was

lucky enough to be the steward of Rush Limbaugh's golden microphone.

And it is in our lobby.

If you ever happen to have to do business here at the Mercury Studios, you will see it right next to Cecil B.

DeMille's megaphone.

What else is out there?

Something else important.

And the head of the

head of the Marshmallow man from Ghostbusters.

Yes, that's not

one of those things.

Everything's equal.

It is really cool to see that microphone, though.

I mean, the amount of history that went through that thing.

It's remarkable.

It's remarkable.

That man was a game changer in everything.

Let's carry on the spirit.

Don't despair.

Let's watch Oz tonight.

Go after Fetterman.

then carry on and get to the polls.

The election is under two weeks away.

America needs to correct the mistakes from the last election.

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