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Hello, America.

We have some new

inflation numbers out today

and some new news on Social Security benefits.

Those are way up.

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Hello, Stu.

Glenn, how are you?

Well,

I was.

I'm good.

How are you?

Good.

Yeah.

Because I'm just not asking actually about the weather.

I'm just making small talk.

Right.

Okay.

Good.

You don't want a real answer.

I was going to give you a real answer, and then I decided, no, good.

I'm good.

I'm not your therapist.

I don't want to hear the real answer.

Especially after the numbers today.

The U.S.

Core CPI surges to 40-year highs.

Food and shelter costs soar.

The inflation numbers are not good.

Service inflation continues to rise as goods inflation slow.

Food and shelter is kind of way up.

Let me take you through some of these.

Food inflation is extremely high.

We are looking at over 13%, between 13 and 14 percent

food inflation.

Shelter inflation is up almost 7%

and the highest on record.

Rent inflation up 7.21%,

the highest on record.

We're in trouble.

And the thing that should have happened long ago

is raising the interest rates.

But our Fed and our treasury and our president, who is still in denial,

is,

you know, said to us, no, there's not going to be inflation.

Don't worry about it.

Well, here we are.

And

to get ourselves out of this is going to be a real trick.

Is there a way out of this?

I feel like when I talk to you, I feel as if there isn't a way out of this.

Which is, by the way, in case anyone's interested, this is what it's like working with Glenn Beck every day.

You just come in and like, hey, something great happened at home.

My kid got a great score on his test.

And then you come in and you just want to kill yourself.

That's life.

So

here is the problem.

Do you want the weather answer?

Okay.

I guess what I'm going to do is I want the real answer.

Yeah.

Okay.

So

let me just preface it with this.

This used to be something where I'd say, I think this is coming.

Okay.

We're in the place now where it's all math.

And so it is coming.

All right.

And you're starting to enter the zone of death spiral.

We're not there yet.

I believe England is just beginning its death spiral.

Europe will go first.

Okay.

And then it will be us.

But we're in this spiral.

Let me start with England.

England, just a few weeks ago,

all their retirement funds crashed.

Okay.

And the retirement funds had invested, see if any of this sounds like 2008, had invested in things that were risky, but were marked stable.

These things will never go down.

Right.

Okay.

So as they started to go down, margin calls came in.

And, you know, it's like if you own.

If you own a house and you've borrowed money on the house, okay,

and to buy something else, your house goes down.

The bank calls and says, wait a minute, you have a second mortgage here and your house is not worth what it was.

We need you to put more money down for that second mortgage.

Okay.

That's a margin call.

So the margin calls came in and nobody had the money.

It was like, wait, but those weren't supposed to go down.

So what do they do?

Bank of England, which was saying we're going to stop printing money, we're going to stop doing all this thing, they had to either let all of their retirement funds collapse

so they'll learn their lesson or

we'll just print more money.

They chose print more money.

Here's the problem with the situation that is happening in

England and all around the world.

Two things.

One, England was talking about tax cuts.

Okay.

Well, they were scheduled anyway.

I mean, it was not this big tax cut thing.

It was totally overblown.

Totally overblown.

However, that was symptomatic of the problem

that we're facing here.

The government and the central banks are fighting each other.

I think they're in on it together, quite honestly, but they're doing the opposite things.

By having tax cuts and not lowering the spending of the government, two things happen.

You're taking the spending that the government is already just pouring out, way too much money, okay?

And then you're adding money and you're putting it in like fuel injection right to,

you know, right to the cylinders.

And so you're getting that engine to fire up even hotter because they're giving it right to you.

So you go out and spend it.

That makes inflation go up.

Same time, the central banks are saying, no, we've got to raise interest rates to bring inflation down and suck up that money.

Well, you're working against each other.

So it's broken.

It's not,

it won't work.

The other thing that is happening is it can't work anymore because everything, especially energy, is priced in dollars.

So all of these countries in Europe have to buy more dollars because energy is going up.

So they sell our treasuries to get more dollars.

But as they buy more physical dollars, the dollar goes up and they're inflating their money.

So their

money.

Their money goes down, ours goes up, which means they have to print more

to get our dollar to go up or sell more treasuries.

All of that is bad because it's just a spiral, goes out of control.

Here in America, we have the same thing.

Where is the main, what is the main?

Inflation has been happening since 2010.

Okay.

And it was out of control inflation, but nobody noticed it.

The answer is, where was inflation?

Do you know?

I mean,

the stock market.

Stock market.

Right.

Exactly right.

Stock market doubled in price.

And everybody was like, how is this?

And all the experts were like, oh, no, you know, you got some really good fundamentals happening.

No, no, you didn't.

You had the treasury and the Fed dumping money into these giant corporations, which were investing back in themselves.

That was inflation because you weren't getting bailed out.

They were.

Constant flow of that money to the elite.

They put it in the stock market, which made all of the stocks go up.

was inflation.

But you notice we didn't pay the inflation prices at the supermarket because we weren't getting bailed out and we didn't have a disruption in

the supply chain.

Now you've hit with both.

Now they've dumped trillions of dollars into the market with regular people.

They went out and spent it at a time where production is at an all-time all-time low.

Too much money, way too much money, and way too few goods.

So now inflation is up.

What is the government doing?

Well, Social Security today.

What is the increase in Social Security?

8.7% is the cost of living increase, the highest since 1981.

Yeah.

So what is that going to do?

I mean, it's already one of our biggest expenses.

Correct.

So we're going to have to borrow more money to pay for that.

And all of those scary scenarios about Social Security were all based on scenarios where there weren't high cost of living increases.

Exactly.

They were as low as they've been for years and years and years and years.

Those rates are never going up, as you know, Glenn.

So now that they have, and now it's 8.7%, that's going to blow up all of those assumptions

that we had that were already terrible.

Brings up our national debt.

We have to pay higher interest rate on that, which then also the government is going to get that debt funded by the Fed.

So they'll print more money

for every retiree, and that number is going to go through the roof here soon.

For every retiree, you're going up almost 10%.

So that means 10% more for everybody having Social Security.

Where's the money coming from?

So you're in a death spiral.

And if the Fed raises the interest rates any higher,

I mean, it could be criminal.

It could be criminal.

Oh, but they are going to do it.

They've been can't do it.

But they've been saying they're going to do it for months.

Right.

And if they do, they're only going to hasten the end.

But what about, I mean, their argument would be inflation's out of control, which by the way,

the new numbers, as you point out, only extend that narrative.

It's not, this has not worked so far.

Do you remember when I said

15 years ago, you have to control this now because the Fed will be out of bullets.

They won't be able to raise the interest rates high enough to control inflation.

And to pay for everything, we're going to have to print more money.

That time is no longer theoretical.

It's now.

Okay.

And we are at the beginning of this.

But interest rates have been much higher in the past.

Yeah, but you had labor.

We don't have labor.

Okay.

We had labor.

We had product.

We could sell things.

We have a problem of not just too much money.

We have too few goods.

Okay.

You can't buy the things you want.

Have you ever lived in a time in America where it's been like this, where you go to a store and you just can't get it?

I mean, you're describing some country where you order a car in August 2021 and it's not delivered by October 2022.

Yes.

That's a crazy world.

I can't imagine a country like that.

Correct.

So, like car inflation.

Why is car inflation?

Because it's not only of regular inflation, it's because the product doesn't exist.

So it's just driving the prices up.

So you have both of those things.

Back when you could raise interest rates to 19%

you still had a healthy

supply chain you still had

you know people that would work

we have people that won't work now you have plenty of jobs it's like 1.6 jobs for every person that's willing to work

That's a lot of jobs that we could still fill, but people won't work.

So you not only have the supply chain because you can't get the materials, you can't get the people to assemble it.

And then because of that, the price goes up because there's just no access to them.

So here's the price level.

Then what do you have?

Then you have...

people not being able to afford it.

So they need to get a bailout from the government, which prints more money.

And then the government's going to come in and say price controls.

We have to push that price back down.

But then you put everybody out of work because companies can't afford to make them.

There's a reason the price is going up.

It's like gas.

Or

they're ripping people off.

No,

you're doing everything you can to destroy oil and the market.

So of course the price is going to go up.

You want the price to go down.

Take all of these restrictions away.

So you're in this impossible spiral.

I'm telling you,

I don't think it's going to be, I don't think there's a way out.

I talked to a lot of people.

I just, I think we're in this spiral now.

There's a way to slow it down, but there's not a way to stop it.

It's going to have to crash.

We are going to pay.

I've said this for years.

It's going to come to time.

You're going to have to pay the bill.

I don't know how it ends.

It's going to end in some sort of economic reset.

And I worry with the kind of reset that everybody is talking about, but you have to do the responsible thing.

I want you to know how important you as an individual are.

You are listening to this.

You're doing the hard work now.

Most people don't want to know this stuff.

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Associated Press breaking.

Millions of Social Security recipients will get 8.7% boost in their benefits in 2023, historic increase fueled by high inflation

that has raised the cost of everyday living.

Now, John Hayward writes, and he says, who wants to bet the White House press secretary potted plants

touts the historic boost in Social Security as a benefit, as a major, major achievement of the Biden administration.

Totally, she's going to do that today.

100% certitude.

Corinne Jean-Pierre will come out and say this is a wonderful thing for seniors.

You already have Ron Klain.

Oh.

Klain coming out.

Okay.

And he said, first time in a decade where Social Security benefits go up, Medicare premiums go down, seniors are going to get ahead of inflation in 2023.

They're already doing it.

Incredible.

I mean, how predictable and pathetic.

Pathetic.

These guys are such.

That's an amazing spin, though.

That's amazing.

Can we talk about something that I

can we just be adults here for a second?

Oh, absolutely.

And recognize nuance.

This is how you get canceled.

When you say something like that, you're about to get canceled.

So

you know how much I despise Alex Jones.

I don't know if you despise him as much as I do.

Yeah, I'm not afraid.

You guys are kind of like my work wives.

And I'm Armin, so I can have more than one wife.

Oh, is that true?

So I have two wives.

At work,

at work.

Okay, got it.

So

you're like my work wives, and you get more protective of me sometimes than I am.

And we all know that Alex Jones said right after September 11th that I was the CIA government operative

that was on radio only because I was a CIA agent and I was covering, I was leading the media to cover up 9-11.

Well, and this, our location here is a CIA substation.

Yes, he claimed, yes.

And, you know, people used to ask him about you and he and whether or not you were actually for Obama.

Yeah.

And he's like, no, he is the Obama administration.

So there was all that.

And the first, you remember that, you remember the tour with the Christmas sweater where

I thought somebody had a gun that was going to kill me.

Remember, they had the, you know, all traders must die.

Yeah.

Yeah.

There were some fun times.

Yeah.

Fun times.

That was Alex Jones-driven.

I mean, not, he didn't do it, we should be clear.

Right.

No, but he was the one that was fueling it on the air.

And there were people who tended to follow it.

Yes.

So

I have no love for the guy.

None.

However,

a billion dollars?

Come on.

I mean, first of all,

he doesn't have a billion dollars.

No way.

Okay.

I'm sure he does really well with his supplements and whatnot.

Yeah.

What do you think really well is?

I bet he makes, you know, personally, probably between

20 and 50 million.

No, wow.

I don't think it's in there.

No way.

I don't even think that's so good.

You don't think so?

No.

No.

Really?

No.

No.

I think that's it.

Maybe I've been skewed by their estimates because that's what they've kind of said.

Yeah.

No way.

One of the things that they can maybe $5 million a year.

One of the things they do

is they're using revenue numbers.

So, like, you know, you sell a product, Pat, you may know this, Kexie Cookies.

If you sell $5 million.

Where would you get those?

Akexi.com.

If you sell $5 million of Kexie Cookies, you don't keep $5 million.

That's not how business works.

I wish it did.

You spend more than $5 million per batch in just butter.

my son looked up.

How much is Glenn Beck worth

on Google?

Oh, and he came to me.

$80 billion.

I think they said like $300 million or something like that.

And he comes down, dad, and I'm like,

son,

there's more feathers than chickens in the bank account.

That ain't true.

All they did was take how much my companies earn

and then said, he's taking all that home.

Believe me, no.

That's not how this works.

And $965 million was the penalty against Alex Jones yesterday.

In addition to that, he had $50 million from a Texas suit that he was supposed to have.

And he's got a third one coming.

And he also has a third one coming in Connecticut, which will probably be even more because this is the guy who's like the highest profile

person who's been talking about this for the longest.

And he still has, I can't remember if it's punitive and

compensatory or whatever it is.

He still has the other one coming in the suit where he lost $965 million.

So it's going to be even more out of that suit.

It's to the point of complete and utter absurdity.

It's lunacy.

It's lunacy.

And if you're going to start holding a person accountable for saying things that are his opinion on the air, and you're going to hold him accountable for people who, for instance,

one of the big things that they said in the trial was that somebody peed on one of the graves of the children, and it was one of his supporters or whatever.

Well, why don't you prosecute that guy?

That's That person.

That's the person that.

Alex Jones did not tell the guy to do that.

No.

It's asinine.

No.

It's asinine.

So you're just going on emotion.

Yes.

100%.

Exactly right.

And you cannot,

you cannot find somebody like that on a freedom of speech thing.

Right.

I can't believe I'm defending this.

I know.

But

you have to allow people to say horrible things.

Even things that are wrong.

Right.

Yes.

Now, if you

intentionally wrong.

Yeah, I mean, to some degree.

That was the standard the founders

talked about.

And we've covered that before.

But like, you know,

I don't want to minimize what some of these families have gone through.

Oh my gosh, no.

It's horrific.

I mean, some of the people

who believe the Sandy Hook conspiracy theories have done horrible things to these people.

And like, if I was one of these parents and lost my six-year-old in a mass shooting, I would be out.

I would be impossible to understand how angry I would be and would want to come after anybody I thought I could hold responsible.

But like, if Alex Jones comes out and he says, and by the way, this is not our main focus of his show as far as I know.

He talked, I didn't, you know, he was a 9-11 conspiracy theorist.

If he owes $965 million to the Sandy Hook victims, what does he owe to the 9-11 victims?

But like...

He talked to about these things, I think, sometimes.

I don't watch the show, listen to the show every day or anything.

But like

ever ever see clips, you know, but even the clips, like I never thought of Alex Jones as the head conspirator about that particular story.

He had guests on who said things.

He did say things that were wrong that he's apologized for.

But the fact that someone in his audience who

may or may not have heard this from Alex Jones, it's all over the internet.

So you can get it from a million different sources, these conspiracy theories, and then may have gone and harassed one of these families.

That person should be held responsible for those actions.

Not Alex Jones.

Not the person who you think they may have heard it from.

Right, but here's the problem: the guy killed himself after he killed their children.

So they have no one to punish.

They have nobody to punish.

You got it.

It's natural to want to punish somebody.

And if you watch the parents, when they got the verdict, nobody was celebrating like, aha, we're going to get rid of it.

Those people broke down and sobbed immediately.

You could see this was closure for them.

But

that doesn't make it right.

It just doesn't make it right.

And it's not the right thing for a country that has a First Amendment and encourages free speech.

This is going to be

very damaging.

And

it's the First Amendment for a reason.

Right.

Well, let me ask you this.

I feel like this is.

If we go after

Alex Jones.

Don't we have a very,

not us, because we weren't affected by it, but don't the people that were riding the horses on the border

do can they not sue the federal government for a billion dollars which the government has a billion dollars can't they sue because the dhs what came out yesterday is we now know

dhs uh and the border patrol sent an email to Maorkis

an hour before, and he read it, an hour before saying

these pictures are very misleading.

They weren't whipping or anything else.

An hour later, he goes on television and says, Our entire nation saw horrifying images that don't reflect who we are, who we aspire to, or the integrity and value of our truly heroic personnel in the Department of Homeland Security.

Then he started an investigation.

He investigated these guys, harassed these guys.

Biden got on television.

You want to talk about the power of somebody saying something?

Forget Alex Jones.

The Department of Homeland Security and the president pointing you out with a picture saying you are despicable.

Imagine what those families went through.

Right.

And there's no recourse for them.

Don't they, shouldn't these families sue Majorkis and the president for knowingly lying about them, smearing them, destroying their life.

I think there's a really, I mean, you want to hold this up?

You got to tell the truth all the time?

Good.

Then we can sue the federal government, but that will never happen.

That'll never happen.

And they haven't even apologized for this.

No.

They're still investigating.

Yeah.

It's incredible.

Incredible.

And they continue to do it every single opportunity they have.

Yeah.

Nick Sandman, another good

example of that.

Now, he was able to sue certain entities, but he couldn't sue all the Democrats who came down on him, all the Democrats like Joe Biden, who were protected from prosecution or from lawsuits like that.

In the first place, you got to get the permission of the federal government to sue the federal government.

When's that ever going to happen?

That's a good system.

Good system.

That's good system.

It works out really well for the federal government.

When did that change?

When did that change?

Oh, that's been the case for a long time.

I know, but I mean, that couldn't have been

social from the beginning.

Oh, I'm sure not.

There's no way.

I don't know when that was instituted, but it's ludicrous.

It's asinine.

And the president's, you know, pretty protected against.

Any kind of lawsuit like that, too, while he's in office.

We saw stuff like back when Harry Reid was alive, and he'd go to the Senate floor and say things that were blatantly false about his political opponents, like Mitt Romney has never paid his taxes.

Right.

And he can't get sued by that.

I mean, if I were to say, you know, Glenn Beck has never paid his taxes and made a big stink about it and acted as sure as Harry Reed did, then I would, Glenn would sue me and he'd win.

Right.

But Senate and Congress are protected.

They're protected, not in their everyday private life.

Right.

But what if they're on the floor?

Which is why he said it's on the floor.

Yeah.

Because anything.

He knew he was lying, which he's later admitted.

He knew he was lying.

He knew if he said it

in an interview, he gets sued for it.

And his justification was, well, Mitt Romney didn't win, did he?

Right.

Yeah.

Well, let me tell you something.

I like, today I like Harry Reed more than I like Mitt Romney.

At least we knew who he was.

Mitt Romney is doing this thing where he's not supporting.

He's not.

I've never seen this before.

I don't think it's ever happened.

You have the junior senator of a state who won't endorse the senior senator.

Because he's friends with both of them.

I don't care who your friends are.

Right.

So you're saying it will be,

it's no big deal

if you lose Mike Lee and you get a guy who is going to vote most times with the Democrats.

Really?

That's no big deal.

Mitt Romney obviously just doesn't care about that.

Oh, Mitt Romney is a...

He is.

I'm telling you, he is not going to win his reelection.

He will not win re-election.

I'm convinced of that.

Oh, man, I hope that's true.

I hope that's true.

I'm convinced of it.

There's too many people that jump.

Just up in two years?

Yes.

Gosh, I mean,

now, assuming he runs, I'd be interested in a wager on this.

I mean, I'd be interested in a wager on it.

Because I just don't, you know what?

It's just like, I will believe Lisa Murkowski loses when Lisa Murkowski loses.

That's the day I've been.

I bet you $200 on that.

That Mitt Romney loses.

On Mitt Romney losing?

Yeah, Mitt Romney losing.

Wait, it's Mitt Romney.

You're supposed to say $10,000.

I'm not going to know.

That's the Mitt Romney ever.

I'm not a betting man.

You know, I went to Vegas once, put $5 on the table.

They took it.

I said, that wasn't $5 worth of fun.

I've never done it again.

So

$100.

$100.

Mitt Romney.

Now, again, he has to run.

Right.

Right.

I mean, if he decides he's going to retire, that wouldn't be.

Yeah, and I'm not paying you and you're not paying me.

Right.

It would be a push.

$100.

$100, sorry.

$100.

He runs and he loses.

And you know what?

It will be the best $100 I ever have to pay you.

I will be thrilled to give it to you if you win.

And I will gloat not because I'm taking your money, but because it's so damn sweet.

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So

I have to put a caveat on this bet.

We just shook hands on it.

I mean a caveat.

All right.

So

the bet is that Mitt Romney will run and lose in 2024.

You're saying he will lose.

I'm saying he will run and win.

Okay.

So $100 bet.

Here's the caveat.

I just pay you $100 if they vote Mike Lee out.

Because if they vote Mike Lee out, if they go with McMuffler,

that guy, the state is crumbling to the end anyway.

Crumbling.

It won't exist until you.

So you're going to cede the full amount.

I'll seed the full amount because Utah will be dead to me.

I do not see the downside in this for me, so I will accept your caveat.

I just don't.

Why extend it for two more years?

Right.

I mean, look, for a guy who understands how inflation works, I'm surprised you just agreed to that.

Because $100 in two years is probably worth like $12 today.

But whatever.

I'll take your $100 if this happens.

It'll be the only good news of that day if it does.

See, look how optimistic you are.

It'll be worth a lot.

No.

No, there won't be dollars left.

So I won't have to worry about it.

That's smart.

Pay you $100?

What's a dollar?

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I

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yes called no

Sherlock?

There are some really exciting things that are happening now.

For instance,

yeah, I was hoping the theme now.

It's kind of this is weird.

Anyway,

the White House has come out.

I'm sleepy.

I had a very long day yesterday.

Can I whine to you for a minute?

Oh, sure.

Yeah, no, I'm not going to.

The Biden administration yesterday came out and said, hey, they thought they'd let you know we still don't have inflation.

We're not really worried about it.

But home heating costs

are going to surge.

They don't know why.

I mean, it's probably Putin, but you're going to expect to pay up to 20%

more just to heat your home this winter.

Really?

Because

I didn't see that one coming at all.

I mean.

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But fans of Joe Kent do not need to worry.

Writer Tom Terry and artist Clayton Henry will be telling the new John Kent stories in the adventures of Superman John Kent.

Taylor said,

John?

I'm not a superhero geek, but who is John?

Well, John Kent is the gay Superman.

I thought Superman was Clark Kent.

Yeah.

Well, this is John.

This is another other person that is also Superman.

Yeah.

And he's gay.

Yeah.

Okay.

So

the writer who.

Remember when they came out with Gay Superman?

Yes.

I didn't know it was a different person.

I just thought

Clark just came out of the closet.

No.

His whole Lois thing was misled.

John Kent.

It's very.

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What we're going to reveal at the end of issue two will have everyone talking.

Now, this has been out for a year.

DC announced that Superman John Kent would come out as bisexual.

Sorry, I thought he was gay, but he's not.

He's bisexual.

And

the issue has a male love interest, and it's really, really great.

Now, the problem is.

Nobody bought this Superman.

It wasn't in the top 50 comic books when it first came out, so to speak,

indicating what

DC Comics said was less than satisfactory sales.

The series was only five issues in when they were like, this isn't working.

The comic is still not present in the top 50.

And so they added something really special to John Kent.

Not only is he bisexual, but he is also a climate change activist.

Oh, my God.

Yeah.

Why would he care about climate change?

He can either blow, he can blow his cold breath and freeze things and also use his laser eyes to heat them.

So just this guy does more than that.

This is Superman, man.

Okay.

This is Superman.

He's got powers.

In one of the comic books, he was seen protesting and holding a sign-up that said school strike for climate.

Good.

So he is.

This wasn't successful.

This is not successful, which I.

Huh.

Who?

Who...

Who would have seen this coming?

Who would have seen it coming?

Not me, I'll tell you that right now.

Not me.

Now, a couple of things.

You know, the guy who smashed up the Manhattan McDonald's with an axe?

Yes.

You remember that?

He comes in and he's like, I got an axe.

And he starts.

Okay.

I don't know what his problem was.

And I don't know if that's an exact quote, but...

That's what I, that's what I recall from the scene, him in Manhattan, I got an axe, and threatening a woman woman with it.

Unleashed rage on a fast food establishment.

Exactly right.

Exactly right.

Well,

you know, he was let out.

Immediately.

Immediately.

I mean, he is a woman.

He had an axe, okay, threatening people in a McDonald's.

It's New York.

Grow up.

He's been busted again, this time for graffiti and stealing a bicycle.

So,

which is not straight, it's by.

So, anyway,

Now there's

another thing that's happening.

A big mistake from the Soros-backed prosecutor in Virginia.

And who would have seen trouble?

No, sir.

Soros-backed prosecutor in Virginia accidentally

freed a murder suspect.

He was charged with murder.

He apparently stabbed his brother's girlfriend to death.

How many times has that happened to you?

And then there was a mix-up, and he was released.

But they found him.

They found him.

Well, after he murdered somebody else.

And so

not as good.

Yeah, not

quite suboptimal.

Suboptimal.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Then you've got the

then you've got the

great video coming out of New York today, which I just love New York.

Who doesn't doesn't iHeart New York?

You know what I mean?

Whole song about it.

Is it really?

Yeah.

Muggers have now gone to work as gangs in New York.

So people are out there.

They're making friends.

They're getting together.

It's called a sense of community.

That's exactly right.

This community is wearing neon green full body suits.

Yeah.

Like a green man.

It's like a green man situation.

Well, I think

they think they live in a green screen world where they're invisible.

Maybe.

Right.

Okay.

Okay.

I don't know.

That's not the case.

That's not the case.

They're fully visible, fully visible.

But they wear these green bodysuits and they get

caught and charged and they're

right back on the street.

So coming in, a gang of neon green bodysuits.

They look kind of like aliens.

Three, four, five, six.

Here's six of a picture of six of them on the subway.

Then they rob.

They rob everybody on the subway, then they run.

Then because

it's not a good disguise yeah

i mean like because i remember what was it point break where they had where the they were robbing banks in the masks of former presidents of the united states right yes yes and so i can understand a criminal gang having a thing like i'm not gonna i'm not gonna besmirch them of the right to have a thing but like i think the limitation of a full bodysuit is how difficult it is to remove correct so when you're running but if you were actually in a green screen room, it's perfect disguise.

Yeah, but you can just

stand there.

Like,

if I don't move, if he can't hear me breathing, he won't.

If they were looking for you on cameras instead of in.

Yeah, I mean, this isn't particularly well thought out, I guess, is my point here.

Hey, look, they probably went to an art school, okay?

They're not deep thinkers, but they learned a little something about green screens.

They're creative.

Yeah, not enough about green screen technology.

So anyway, so I think Kathy's going to do.

Good job, Kathy, governor of

New York.

Yes.

Yeah, that was a good decision.

That was a good decision.

There's a poll out from Trafalgar that has Kathy Hochul only up two points

in her race.

Only up two points.

Yes.

I really want to believe this poll.

Yeah.

Like, I desperately want to believe it.

It's hard for me to believe, but I desperately want to believe it.

My clausometer is going down.

I need some election cheer coming from you.

Oh, yeah.

Yeah.

I need.

I mean, I will say that's pretty cheerful to see a New York governor only up by two points, and that's a Democrat, but it is, it's hard for me to believe.

Yeah, this one's gonna make you happy.

This one's gonna make you happy, too.

You ready?

Uh, George Soros

has just reached into his giant bag of tricks.

Go ahead, reach for it.

Yes, feel your anger, let Let the force forth flow through you.

He thinks his friends are going to save him now, like Stacey Abrams.

So he has had to reach into his additional money bag and pull out another $1 million

to help support Stacey Abrams.

You know, if at this point,

when you have George Soros,

you know, stand behind behind you like, yes, go ahead.

Yes, my minion, go out, give a speech, tell them how last time it was stolen from you.

When you have that guy on stage and everybody isn't like, oh, God, I don't think that's a good thing.

I mean, how is it that the country is not...

Really, honestly, this is an honest question.

How are we not all looking at, you know, the evil emperor

giving money to all of these prosecutors who are just letting criminals out?

Did I tell you the story about the murder in Virginia?

Yeah.

Letting these criminals out.

And now he's going into government.

Oh, Stacey Abrams, she's the best.

You might want to.

No, not that one.

I was hoping for the other.

Yeah.

You might want.

Maybe.

Maybe America needs a movie theme track,

you know, a soundtrack.

Yeah, because I do think every Stacey Abrams speech should have

behind it.

It does feel like that's

just standing over her shoulder.

He is my father.

It's interesting to see this because America has rejected this, right?

It's not just conservatives that have rejected the defund the police shtick.

Everybody thinks this is a terrible idea.

Even Minnesota backed off of it after they said they were going to do it.

And yet you have candidates who have like, who rose in that era and have found their way into these races like Mandela Barnes in Wisconsin, like Stacey Abrams in Georgia.

And they're still there.

And

none of them are performing particularly well.

But it is a...

Maybe.

Maybe it would be a positive.

If these candidates get defeated and get defeated handily, maybe the Democrats will bail on this philosophy a little bit i don't know i can bail on anything but i mean losing the only thing that moves democrats is losing

the only thing

they always have a win you watch there will be a way that they actually win when stacey abrams loses oh she's gonna say she won i i will say that will be the most fun When all of these candidates claim these elections were stolen, it will be just so fun to watch them all do it.

We have to make channels.

We have to make a list because we're doing election coverage on the Blaze.

Yeah.

And it's going to be fun.

Yes.

It's going to be fun.

It's going to be fun.

We've got to wish it into existence.

Yeah.

We have lots of things.

You're not going to find this election coverage anyplace else.

But we should make a list of

those where we deserve to gloat.

You know, when Stacey, we deserve some gloat time.

Yeah.

We do.

We do.

Herschel Walker, did you see the latest?

He's up again.

Yeah.

And that's an internal poll, but it is, it does show them up, which is good if you care about the control of the Senate.

At this point, you know,

I'm at that point where now we're like, the control of the Senate is so important that these candidates, you know, they're not all my favorites.

I like Herschel Walker.

He's been here.

He was a very nice guy to us.

I mean, I don't know him personally, but he was very nice when we talked to him.

But like some of the candidates in these races, I don't particularly like all that much.

And I'm still like, please win.

Yeah, I'm like, I'm like,

whatever.

I went and made a meatloaf and delivered it to Dr.

Oz the other day.

I'm like, hey, neighbor, I love you.

I love you.

So it really, I'm really at that point because, you know, really, we talked about this a little bit on the election preview special we did on Glenn TV last night in that like we can't, we're not going to get all the laws we want passed the next couple of years.

Joe Biden or Kamala Harris is going to be president of the United States.

And so the things that we might want to improve things are going to be very unlikely to occur in that time period when they can veto it.

That being said, there is a, number one,

the positive of being able to block the worst instincts for Joe Biden.

The next Supreme Court justice.

Huge, huge, huge, huge.

Huge.

Huge.

And secondarily,

we talked with Steve Dace about this, who has a bit more optimism.

He's got a lot.

A lot of optimism.

I'm thinking about kicking you out for the next couple of weeks.

That's what everyone always wants to do.

But then, you know, at the end end of the day.

Yeah, well, I just want to feel good right now.

Okay, that's fine.

So he's saying he thinks maybe 54 seats for Republicans, which is not, it's not crazy.

He's not like saying, oh, I think they're going to win in New York.

You know, Chuck Schumer is going to be defeated.

He's not saying any of that.

He's taking the toss-up races and putting in the Republican category.

Maybe a couple that

lean left a little bit in the polls, but he's thinking, you know, they're going to come through and get to 54 seats.

The reason why I say, from a positive standpoint, that that's important is because of the way the the Senate breaks.

This Senate breaks as a 3629 Democrat advantage before this even starts.

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Okay, the optimistic case here for 2022, let's say you can get to 54 senators this would be an optimistic but not impossible senator not impossible i'm still i'm still in the mood i'm lighting some candles so you're saying there's a shot there's a shot first of all 54 seats protects you against the mitt romneys there's a chance thank you thank you protects you against the mitt romneys of the world right when you want to block things because susan collins of the world uh you have enough clearance to be able to protect against that

but that's not the most exciting thing the most exciting thing

is if you can get to let's say 54,

there's a structure of each Senate battle, right?

In the House, every election's up every two years.

So you're going on whatever the vibe of the country is.

In the Senate, there's a predetermined structure.

There's a bunch of seats not up for election.

This particular term you're in right now

begins with a 36-29 Democratic advantage.

Need a little whipped cream here.

So the Democrats are plus seven coming into this race.

So if Republicans can take control in that scenario, it's a huge win.

Uh-huh.

In 2024,

it's not a Democratic advantage.

It's a Republican

advantage.

So if they get to 54

and then they keep going

and have a good 2024, we're talking maybe about a filibuster-proof majority in the Senate in 2024 with a Republican president.

It's been a little longer than I and a Republican House.

Kind of the timing was off, so

we'll try it again later.

I don't ever want to go through that again, honestly.

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Sort of a back and forth situation.

Yeah.

So they, so Obama took it and he just took all this land.

And then Trump came in and said, you can't do that.

And so gave all the land back.

Joe Biden has just come in and said, yeah, we want that land.

It's federal.

But the way they're doing it is absolutely illegal.

Absolutely illegal.

And the people on the ground, including the indigenous peoples, don't want the federal government to take this land.

Well, this is happening all over the country.

And there's an organization called the Blue Ribbon Coalition that is fighting against these land grabs.

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He joins me now.

Hello, Ben.

How are you?

I'm doing great, Glenn.

Thanks for having me.

So there's a couple of things.

One is in Colorado.

One is in Utah.

Can we start with the, what is it, the big barriers or the barriers monument?

What is that one?

Yeah, so they call it the Bears National Monument.

It's in southeastern Utah.

It's 1.3 million acres

of land they decided to designate as a national monument under the Antiquities Act.

Okay, so when it's a national monument, that would be like

for a battlefield or

would that include historic sites?

How do you define

a national monument?

What is the definition of that?

Well, the Antiquities Act is very clear.

It was enacted to protect Native American archaeological cultural sites.

There was a period of time in the early 1900s where you did have people looting these sites.

And so they enacted it to protect these very limited, discrete sites.

And when they passed the law, they said it needs to be designated to the smallest area compatible to protect the actual object, which is situated on a landscape.

Fast forward to nowadays and with the strength of the environmental movement they've decided that a landscape can be an object situated on a landscape.

And

so they say the whole landscape is of important significant value.

So we're going to designate something that's bigger than some states.

to be a new national monument.

And then

we've been in the meetings on this.

When they put the plans in place, they just restrict all forms of activity.

They close all the roads.

If you are a rancher or somebody with a mining claim, which is a property right, or one of the

partners with us on this case was a Native American woman who owned private property and holdings within the monument.

Like all of your rights to access those lands, whether they're private property or

the other permitted uses, all become heavily restricted, is what we've seen.

And so that's why we have challenged this monument, the Biden expansion.

We've challenged it in court.

We joined the state of Utah in doing it.

We've seen strong signals coming from the Supreme Court that they have concerns that the Antiquities Act is being abused.

And we hope to see the Supreme Court finally rein in what I think has been decades of abuse of this ancient little law that was designed to fix a really small problem.

Okay, and so they did it again just what was it, last week in Colorado.

President Biden...

It was yesterday.

Is that one the one where he was talking about his son?

Yeah, that was in Colorado, wasn't it?

Where he gave the speech and he's like, my son who won the bronze star and died in Iraq.

No, dude, no.

But anyway, he was designating this yesterday.

That's another 53,000 acres,

and

he's claiming that land.

How?

Oh, so there's an old military base.

It's Camp Hale in Colorado, and that's where the 10th Mountain Division went to train during World War II.

So there is historical significance there.

It's questions about whether that still qualifies under the Antiquities Act.

But that base is like 2.4 square miles in size.

If we were to designate that as a national monument,

there is a size.

We could say, you know what, 2.4 miles is the smallest area compatible, but you always get this scope creep where they add in Well, the surrounding landscape is also valuable.

And in this case, they also withdrew 200,000 acres from mineral entry, which means you can no longer, the lands are no longer open for filing mining claims.

And so that is how this turns into a big land grab.

And if you think about that for a second, Glenn, this is like a day after we announced we're cutting off

semiconductor exports to China.

Well, where do we get all of our rare earth minerals now?

From the ground, but we won't dig for it.

But we won't dig for them here.

We're removing all of our land from exploration and utilization through things like these national monuments, things like the 30 by 30 agenda.

And my group, I mean, we're focused primarily on the recreation access to these public lands, but all of this happens in a bigger context of

what makes us a strong nation,

how does the land become a base of our economic strength and national defense strength.

And the recreation value is hugely important.

That's become a major economic contributor to all these rural communities.

And when you enact these monuments, it just throws everything out of whack.

You disenfranchise local governments from being able to manage what's going on in their counties and states.

And that's why the state of Utah is opposed to this.

And

so our point was to try and bring the actual voices of the folks that are hurt by these designations.

So our case includes the recreation users.

There is a rancher with a grazing allotment that's part of our case.

We have a mining claim owner and a Native American private property end holder, all of whom will be devastated by this national monument designation, especially as we're seeing what their proposed plans are for it.

I have to tell you,

I want you to,

not you, Ben, because you have other things to do, and I'm sure you know this story.

But I want you to look at the front of 30 Rockefeller Center.

Just Google search it for a picture, the Avenue of the Americas side of 30 Rock.

When you look at it, you will notice that there are two 1800s buildings in this beautiful collection of 12 blocks, 12 New York blocks.

And it's all highly Art Deco.

And there on the jewel of the crown, 30 Rock, there are these two buildings that are from the 1800s.

Most people walk by them and never ask, why were those two buildings left?

because rockefeller bought up 12 blocks and had to negotiate with each house each apartment building everything he had to negotiate them individually there were two one guy who because he said this is my family he's an irish bar my family started this in the 1800s prohibition is going to end and i am not selling my family bar the other guy was greedy and was just holding out and holding out to the point where rockefeller said screw you, just build around.

You couldn't take those things.

You can't just take them.

Property is property.

You people own that property.

And quite honestly, federal government, states own the lands in the states, not you.

This is so critically important.

What is the fight?

How can we join you on your fight, Ben?

No, so I agree with you 100% on that.

That is exactly the basis of the claims of these ranchers and the mining claim owners.

This is a private property taking to come in here and do this.

And what they'll say is, oh, we're protecting the valid existing rights.

But if you're a mining claim owner, the next thing you get in the mail is, by the way,

here's new regulations you have to follow that'll cost you a million dollars to comply with.

Right.

That's a nice little mining claim you've got there.

And I've worked on cases, Glenn, as a private consultant before doing this job where I've seen private property owners with homes and cabins that the BLM is saying you can no longer access your home because a road washed out, and we're not going to do the environmental studies to rebuild it.

And it is just completely backwards and wrong.

And

we have to the private property right is the basis of what makes America work.

And so our organization is called Blue Ribbon Coalition.

You can go to our website.

It's sharetrails.org.

When you go there, you'll see on our homepage, we have a project called the Fight for Every Inch campaign.

This is our effort to push back against the 30 by 30 initiative and all of these things like the national monuments where our natural resources and our land is just being stolen from us through, in many cases, unaccountable executive action.

By the way, 30 by 30 is part of the great reset in the UN

Agenda 2030.

It is really evil, and it's happening everywhere, and nobody's paying attention to it.

And there's no law for it.

None of Congress ever said, you know what, this is what we're going to do.

You just had some really slick marketers say this is a good idea.

An executive order later, it's like, now this is the official policy of the United States.

That's how they're acting.

It's really, really bad.

So how can we help you?

Do you need people?

What?

We need supporters.

Anybody who cares about these fighting the administrative state and these unconstitutional land grabs needs to be a member of Blue Ribbon Coalition.

We're one of the few groups that is in litigation all the time against the environmental groups.

And we have a legal fund.

If people could donate to our legal fund, incredibly helpful.

That's the only thing holding us back, I think.

I mean, I think we've got a good team and good connections and a good experience.

With who we've got working with us.

I'm running out of time.

Where do your senators stand?

mike lee and mitt romney

um all the utah delegation is supportive of the state of utah's lawsuit against the biden designations in utah

and there's been a pretty consistent voice among elected leaders in utah against these national monument designations um when

after the trump

move to shrink the boundaries happened, you kind of had some discussions about what could Congress do to make it permanent, and things fell apart.

Um, I was working for Mike Lee at the time.

I know he was pushing really hard to get Utah exempted from the Antiquities Act, like Wyoming and Alaska are.

Yeah, okay.

Another completely weird question: why do two states operate differently under federal law than all the other states?

Yeah,

Ben.

Um, thank you so much for all the work you're doing.

Um, it is really important.

This is not just the one state, this is the West, and this eventually will become your land all across America.

It's got to stop.

Yeah, and what the owners of the

West know, the rest of the country figured out under COVID.

Imagine

we finally found what the administrative state is capable of under foundation.

That's been the history of the West since the 70s.

Right, and it's got to stop.

Ben, thank you very much.

Blue Ribbon Coalition Executive Director.

The website is sharetrails.org.

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The jury has reached the penalty decision in the Parkland shooting case.

Florida has the death penalty.

That's what they're asking for.

The judge is just going over the paperwork now as we wait for the jury's decision.

A lot of taper shuffling.

I think she's doing origami.

She's doing it.

Look, it's a swan.

It's hard for me to

watch it because the shooter is there, the killer is there.

And it's like, I just have just incredible amounts of anger.

And this is why you have trial by jury, I guess.

But

just

I just want really bad things to happen to him.

That's really what I want.

It's weird that you say that because I think he deserves the death penalty.

But I just look at him as just this lost soul that just

hopefully going to be put in the gas chain.

There's just no at this time.

I'm going to publish the verdicts.

Okay, go ahead.

The state of Florida versus Nicholas Cruz, verdict form as to count one.

We the jury find as follows as to Nicholas Cruz in this case.

Aggravating factors as to count one victim Luke Hoyer.

We the jury unanimously find that the state has established beyond a reasonable doubt the existence of the aggravating factor Nicholas Cruz was previously convicted of another capital felony or felony involving the use or threat of violence to another person.

Yes.

We, the jury, unanimously find that the state has established

the existence of the aggravation.

We'll continue here in just a minute.

We're going to.

Nicholas Cruz created a great risk of death to many persons.

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All right, the jury has reached a decision.

The sentencing verdict is being read.

We're going to pop in and see.

In the commission of a burglary, yes.

We, the jury, unanimously find

the state is established beyond a reasonable doubt.

They're going victim by victim

several counts.

I'm not sure what number victim they're up to yet, but

all of the parents are sitting there in the room.

These are good

Melissa Al-Hadetta was committed

in a bold, calculated, and premeditated manner without any pretense of moral or legal justification.

Yes.

These poor parents.

Reviewing the aggravating factors that we unanimously found to be established beyond the reasonable doubt, we the jury unanimously find that the aggravating factors are sufficient to warrant a possible sentence of death.

Yes.

One or more individual jurors find that one or more mitigating circumstances.

Lethal injection in Florida are established by the greater weight of the evidence.

Yeah, they changed it in the 90s to lethal injection.

We the jury unanimously find that

the aggravating factors that were proven beyond a reasonable doubt outweigh

So the mitigating circumstances is,

I would imagine, is something like, you know, I was having a really bad hair day.

Or

whatever the deal is, that would

say, these are mitigating circumstances that

take some of the death penalty weight away because he had this going on.

Yeah, it's interesting.

Basically, Basically, they're going through all these aggravating factors for each

person.

So it's taking a very long time.

And

what is repeated in each one of these cases so far is they say yes to every single thing.

They say yes, all these

factors, aggravating factors have been met.

Yes, we think we should consider the death penalty.

And then that very last one,

they say no to, and every time they say no to it, they show the parents in the crowd, and they all shake their heads.

So I don't know if that means means exactly that

they're not going to go after the death penalty after all of this.

No, mitigating circumstances.

Let's listen to it again.

Mitigating circumstances.

Look it up.

Yeah, Nicolas.

I'm pretty sure I know what they're saying.

No.

Yeah, they're saying there are no mitigating circumstances, which means they are going for it.

So are they showing maybe the parent they keep showing is the

parent.

That's why he's saying no.

Maybe the aggravating circumstances.

Anyway, we're going to find out here very soon.

It's a very long list, though, so we may not know for a long time.

Can you listen to this, Sarah?

And when they get to the part where they've stopped...

How many victims were there?

God.

Too many?

20?

18, 20?

Yeah.

Horrible.

Horrible.

It's just a

hard.

I mean, justice is being done, but 17, by the way.

It hurts.

All right.

So let me tell you about, let me tell you about.

I can't get this story, Stu, because I'm not subscribed to the New York Times.

Oh, no.

Communist.

Yeah, this computer doesn't have the subscription.

There's a story out that is a love letter to Mitt Romney, and it

really pisses me off.

Really pisses me off.

Do you have it up on your hand?

Yeah, I have it on mine here.

Go ahead.

The appeal carried the unmistakable whiff of desperation.

Okay, now this is talking about Mike Lee on Tucker Carlson just a couple of days ago.

That it was delivered on live television only heightened the dramatic tension, according to the New York Times.

A Utah Republican, Senator Mike Lee, was publicly begging a fellow Utah Republican, Senator Mitt Romney, for a simple act of solidarity.

Now, hang on.

Do they spell begging S-H-A-M-I-N-G?

No.

No.

It's a different word.

It's a different word.

I thought it was more like shaming.

Right.

Yeah.

Okay.

He wanted an endorsement for his campaign, one that in Mr.

Lee's telling could amount to no less than an act of salvation.

Wait, what?

That would be a very strange thing if Mike Lee said that that way.

I'd be curious to see his wording on that.

As he battles for his political survival against an unexpectedly fierce challenger, the independent candidate Evan

McMuffler.

Muffler.

That's his new name, apparently.

Please get on board, Mr.

Lee said, looking into the camera and addressing Mr.

Romney by name on Tuesday night.

Help me win re-election.

Help us do that.

You can get your entire family to donate to me.

Now, that sounds like a joke.

He was shaming Mitt Romney.

He's not begging.

He's shaming Mitt Romney.

This is the first time I believe this has happened where a junior senator won't support the re-election of the senior senator on the same team, supposedly.

Right.

And so Romney is like, you know, I'm friends with.

both of them.

No, you're not.

I know for a fact you're not friends with Mike Lee.

Mike might say he's friends with you because Mike is much more Christian than I am.

But believe me, you know, if I were ever a friend counselor for Mike, I'd be saying, he's no friend of yours, Mike.

And I think Mike is probably,

so you're not friends with Mike Lee.

Right.

And the way this is worded, they're saying it's an act of desperation.

He says, hey, help us get elected.

You can get your entire family to donate to me.

Like,

that's not someone who's desperate and begging.

That's someone who's with a smirk on his face, pointing out the absurdity of of the situation.

They

hate Mike Lee.

Oh, yeah.

Let me translate.

They

hate the Constitution.

They hate it.

And Mike stands up for the Constitution every single time.

He does.

Even when he's like, it's killing me.

Oh,

I got to do this.

And he doesn't want to, but that's what the Constitution says.

You're right.

And it goes on.

Mr.

Lee and and Mr.

Romney were, and evidently remain, antagonists in the lingering drama of January 6th, 2021.

Question mark?

That's my question mark.

They put a period of time.

So, wait, wait, wait.

So, Mitt Romney was for the January 6th?

No, I don't think so, but that's not that.

Yeah, Mr.

Lee played.

I didn't know that about Mitt Romney.

I'm surprised that Mitt was for the January 6th.

Passionate proponent of it.

Apparently, wow.

Mike Lee was not.

But they disagree with this analysis.

They say Mr.

Lee played a key role in support of President Donald Trump's attempt to subvert the 2020 election and cling to power.

Mr.

Romney was a stalwart opponent of it.

Makes me angry.

It's insanity.

It's just not insanity.

It is an out-and-out lie.

Yes.

I know.

I talked to Mike Lee on January 6th.

I talked to Mike Lee before January 6th.

We talked about how this is a very dangerous situation.

And there comes a time, and that time was that day.

Done.

You don't make the case.

You don't make the case.

You have to make the case.

And the time to make the case was over.

Yeah, December 14th is

the day in the Constitution.

Mike knew that, was not for any of this, was not trying to serve.

Oh, I can't take it.

Now, what they're trying, I guess they're pointing to is these

texts from Mike Lee.

And I was like, I looked at these texts at the time, and as someone who also did not think January 6th was a good thing, and also knew the date of December 14th.

So you disagreed with Mitt Robson?

Yeah, I guess so.

I did not have a problem with them.

So I wanted to go back and look at them.

Because

they're saying he was a stalwart proponent of this theory.

Okay.

But what theory?

That you could overturn the election.

So.

No.

No.

I mean, obviously not.

He was a stalwart proponent of get to the bottom of it, but you have very little time.

Right.

And if you can make the case, make the freaking case.

So I went back to, this is the CNN article talking about it.

January 3rd, Lee texted Mark Meadows saying the effort could all backfire badly.

Does that sound like a stalwart proponent of a theory?

Start at the beginning.

Okay.

Go to the earliest text.

It's the day after the election.

Yeah, what was the election date?

I don't remember.

It was November 7th.

4th or 5th.

Yes, this is November 7th, immediately in the aftermath of this.

I think that may have been the date that they announced Biden as the winner.

I can't remember.

November 7th, Lee offered his unequivocal support for you, meaning the Trump administration, to exhaust every legal and constitutional remedy at your disposal to restore the...

Those are pretty important words.

When you're talking about Mike Lee, you're talking about Nancy Pelosi.

It means nothing.

That means nothing.

Right.

Mike Lee cares about the Constitution, cares about the law.

So he said, legal and constitutional remedy at your disposal to restore Americans' faith in our elections.

That's not even saying, that's not saying anything pro.

That's saying, what do we have to do?

We should pursue it to the letter of the law to restore faith in our elections.

That is exactly how the system is set up.

That's

the window to challenge these things

within the bounds of the law.

Correct.

Now,

moving on to a little bit later, let's see.

He was for Sydney.

Okay.

No, yeah, that's this is so.

Okay, here we go.

Over a few days in November, Lee lobbied Meadows to get attorney Sidney Powell access to Trump.

This is what they accuse him of.

Sidney Powell is, this is the text that he sent.

Sidney Powell is

saying that she needs to get in to see the president, but she's being kept away from him.

Lee wrote to Meadows on November 7th.

Apparently, she has a strategy to keep things alive and put several states back in play.

Can you help her get in?

Now, that's not a stalwart proponent of a theory.

Sidney Powell was a respected member of

the legal community at this time.

Yes.

And he gets word, he doesn't even know what the theory is.

He uses the word apparently.

He doesn't even know what it is.

But he's like, hey, she wants to get in there.

Can you help?

That's not.

So I had her on the air around that time.

And I remember, what is the case?

And she kept saying, we have this and this, and we're going to be presenting.

And I said to her on the air,

you know,

you have to make the case.

Make the case.

If you have it, make the case.

Right.

And we asked Sidney Powell, by the way, to her face on the air, hey, you know the date is coming up in December, right?

Where this is the end.

Will you have the evidence and present it by that date?

She said, yes, she would.

She did not have that evidence.

He said the same thing to Rudy Giuliani.

Yes.

By the way, he said he would be able to provide it.

He was not able to do it.

We all knew the rules going in.

You might not like the rules, but those were the rules.

And we talked about this at the time.

So now

we get to the position where Sidney Powell is trying, now trying to

reveal her case on this.

And Mike Lee, the

supposed stalwart supporter of this, sees the case and says he's, quote, worried about the Powell press conference.

This is in November, November 19th.

That's the press conference.

This is after we had, I think, it had her on the air.

And I said,

when I watched the press conference, I'm like, I don't think they have anything.

They're saying the same thing they were saying a week ago.

I don't think they have anything.

Then Lee texted Meadows.

The potential defamation liability for the president is significant here for the campaign and for the president personally, unless Powell can back up everything she said, which I kind of doubt she can.

Mark Meadows replied, I agree, very concerned.

So like, this is, this is, they're painting Mike Lee as a supporter of this.

This is November 19th.

This is long before anything even close to January 6th.

On December 16th.

Lee goes to Meadows and asks for guidance.

If you want senators to object, we need to hear from you on that, ideally getting some guidance on what arguments to raise.

I think we're now past the point where we can expect anyone will do it without some direction and some strong evidentiary argument.

Again, he's saying you guys have not provided the evidence to support the objection.

This is not a guy who was fighting for January 6th.

And then he also said on January 3rd, Lee argued,

This is to Meadows.

I only know this will end badly for the president unless we have the Constitution on our side.

And unless these states submit new states, slates of Trump electors pursuant to state law, we do not.

He's saying we do not have this unless you do somehow.

To the New York Times, that doesn't mean anything.

No.

Because none of their politicians care about the Constitution.

They'll talk about the Constitution.

I'm a big supporter of the Constitution.

And then they disregard it.

With Mike Lee, it means something.

And,

you know,

I spoke to him on that day.

There are,

I just can't,

I spoke to him on that day.

He was not a supporter by any stretch of the imagination of what happened.

And Mitt Romney,

you are absolutely, you and your allies are reprehensible, reprehensible.

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Welcome to the program.

We're so glad that you joined us.

Thank you for listening.

You know, last night I had,

oh, it must have been about 30 people here at the studios.

And they came in from all over the country.

And

I took them on a tour of the museum and we had dinner.

And

I just, somebody said, do you love your job?

And I said, no,

you know, used to, used to love my job.

But

they said something

like, why do you do it or something?

And I, and I thought for a second and I realized,

because I love my audience, I really

love my audience.

I, I can't thank you enough.

You, you know how

We feel like we know each other, but we don't.

You know, you know more about me than I know about you, but

I can't tell you how much I get from you.

How much I,

it's a weird thing.

And I think it is, in a way, some of one of the secrets of my success.

When I was really young, 14, 13, and I'm in radio, and the guys I really respected at the time, I worked with legendary people, and they said, you have to picture the listener.

You have to picture picture who you're talking to.

And while I don't see a picture anymore, I feel like I can feel you.

And

I get a lot.

And I get a lot of courage from you.

I get a lot of hope from you.

And I can't thank you enough.

I just wanted to say it is an honor to serve you.

It is an honor.

to be a part of your life at this time especially.

So thank you.

And and thank you for

rooting for me to be a better man than I am today.

Can we go through some of the election things?

Because there's some really good stories

with elections.

I'm just going to avoid the story about how the Fed is now paying $500 million

every

day

to a handful of banks.

We'll just skip that one today.

But let me give you some good news.

Where are all the liberals saying how great the Christians are?

Because they know that Muslims can never do any wrong and Christians always do wrong.

So they must just be confused because Muslims and Christians in Michigan are working together to get sexually explicit material out of the schools.

We've come together.

We have something in common here.

Where are the liberals on this one?

Because I thought you needed to support Muslims no matter what they did.

Well, unless they're running for Senate in Pennsylvania, then

absolutely.

Is Oz Muslim?

You think he'd be the first Muslim senator, wouldn't he?

Wouldn't he be?

I don't know if he's practicing Muslim, but to know that.

Yeah, I believe he would be.

the first Muslim senator, which is interesting.

I have not heard a lot about the glass ceiling being broken.

I know.

It's weird, isn't it?

So the

Herschel Walker has been in trouble in the last few, but we're starting to see some poll numbers.

Now, this one comes internally, but he yesterday slammed people.

He said, you woke a grizzly bear.

They're coming up with anything they can come up with, and

it's a lie.

And they've woken a grizzly bear.

They've got a fight on their hands now.

Before, I was just going to beat them by a little bit.

Now, I'm going to beat them by a lot.

And the internal polls are showing that he is up again

in Georgia.

And God bless him.

I hope he is right.

I hope he is right.

Yeah, even so the internal polls have him up too.

Now, of course, internal polls are,

you know, you have to take him.

Sometimes very favorable.

You have to take him with a grain of salt.

It's coming from the candidate.

But even the public polls are not really showing much movement post-scandal.

That's great.

There's a three-point margin in one of the latest polls.

There is one poll that shows it as a seven-point margin.

We'll see if these, if we see more numbers in the seven-point range, then you can start to think, okay, maybe there was a big effect from this.

But so far, it does not seem to be showing up in most polls.

So Peter Thiel is stepping up again,

and not just in Arizona.

He's already spent $15 million in Arizona

and he's stepping up to help Blake Masters

because, you know, the Senate

canceled almost $10 million of advertising because it's not even close.

Not even close.

Really?

It's not.

Where's your money now, you turtle?

Yeah.

I mean, and to be fair, I guess, to Mitch McConnell in some way, if that's possible.

There was a poll in early September

that had Kelly up 21 points.

Correct.

That's no longer the case.

Yeah.

Now it's Kelly plus three.

Yeah.

So, and by the way, Kelly has a war chest of $52 million.

That's kind of hard to beat.

If Masters even is within a point,

that should show you something, that money isn't buying the things that it used to.

You cannot buy an election.

I thought they learned that Mike Bloomberg.

Yeah, Mike Bloomberg spent a billion dollars of his own money.

Yeah, that's crazy.

So that's good news.

What is the

just a couple of these other ones?

Fetterman was up 21 points in early September.

Now it's Fetterman plus two.

That has really narrowed.

Maggie Hassan, who after the primary and Don Bullduck wound up winning the primary, she was up 13 in a poll right around when that occurred.

That was mid-September.

Now, Maggie Hassan up by only three.

Now, that's a state that is, you know, if it would have to, it's a bit of a reach, maybe, for Republicans.

It's not one that they necessarily thought they would win,

but it is close enough to be a real toss-up, slight lean type of race.

And if you start winning races like New Hampshire, that's how you get to 54 seats or whatever.

You know,

Tulsi Gabbard is going up there for

Bulldog for him.

That's amazing.

Yeah.

It would be interesting to talk to him.

He's not one that I've seen a lot of interviews with.

He's, again, as is the sort of standard media treatment,

presented as a sort of crazy person who thinks, you know.

Well, they all are,

unless you agree with the policies of the White House.

You're really crazy.

You really are crazy.

You're one of those crazy MAGA Republicans.

He's probably a racist, too, homophobic and racist.

He's presented as some big election denier.

I know he said that he is not, but I mean, you know, that's

the stain, I guess, from the media they're trying to put on him.

But again,

he's a very highly decorated military veteran,

brigadier general.

I have not heard much from him, and I'd be interested to hear because they're presenting him as some really crazy person.

His resume does not point to someone who's nuts.

I mean, he's one of the most...

I showed it to Jason Buttrell, a picture of him, to Jason Buttrell, who's one of you.

He's your head writer and a researcher, a veteran and knows his military.

And the first thing he did is they're like, whoa, that guy, he's just like pointed to all of his ribbons and medals and was like, wow, there's a lot on there.

Like, this guy has had quite the military career.

I'd be interested to see, because, I mean, if Republicans can win that race and knock Maggie Hassan out, that is that's indicative of a wave.

That is, that's a big deal.

Well, two point, two-point difference right now.

Yeah.

So it will be interesting to see.

And that's probably why Gabby's up there.

It looks like a really competitive race.

And military.

Somebody who's really respected in the military.

This is, we're on the last victim.

Tell me when they've asked the last question.

Parkland.

We're talking about the Parkland verdict being read up right now.

But

that is one thing.

And I've been thinking about this a lot.

And we have to get to this place.

Do you love america you can admit all of its faults but do you do you understand that america is a pretty good place and we've been pretty blessed i mean you can admit admit all of its faults well we have faults we we've made mistakes okay yeah um hang on we're going to the jury now

the bega is this here bready yes

Stephen Krock, is this here, Brady?

But

I have a great

we have to have affinity for people who don't want to see the destruction of America.

Yeah.

Even if we disagree on policies.

You know, you're with kids need to be left alone.

We ought to stop politicizing everything.

And I agree with the Bill of Rights.

I'm with you, man.

Oh, totally.

I'm so, everybody in the media seems so antagonistic to not only the history of America, but the future of it.

And it's like, if I can find people who just kind of like the place and can admit it's not the worst country that's ever been created, I'm like thrilled.

I know.

Yes.

They're going through the jurors right now to see

asking them if it's their verdict.

Is this your bread?

Oh, good.

So they're covering the names of all these people on TV.

Is this your bread?

Yeah, it seems.

Who lives at this address?

And voted for.

Is it Conhoe?

Is this Harry Breddick?

Justice is going to be carried out swiftly, I'm guessing.

Members of the jury, I wish to thank you for your time and consideration in this case.

I also wish to advise you of

the following.

What would you be feeling if you would ever be required to talk about the discussions that occurred in the jury room?

It's like he's avoided the death penalty.

Many centuries, life without society has reminded juries for a consideration of difficulty.

Why does this guy have to do with it?

And why even have a death penalty?

And why even bother with it?

What?

Why even bother with it if this guy's not going to get it?

Can we listen to her a little bit more?

Therefore, the law gives you the privilege not to speak about the jury

i think that's i think we're just in instruction land here really

did she actually say yeah i think they this is they asked if this is your verdict meaning they had already read the verdict oh yeah but uh a request the the the summary is parkland school shooter avoids death penalty after jury recommends life without parole that is that's okay i like i don't get it if you don't want a death penalty you don't have to have one but if you're going to have one come on does this guy not deserve the death i can't believe i mean i know last hour and I still do, I feel bad for him in this way.

What a waste of life.

Oh, yes.

What a waste of life.

I don't know what happened to him, but he killed a lot of people, and he deserves the death penalty if you're going to have one.

So I feel horrible for him.

But

why do you, Florida, why do you have a death penalty?

Who is that saved for?

If not this guy?

Who's that saved for?

I mean, they gave it to Eileen Warnos,

the subject of the movie Monster.

Yeah.

I remember that one.

Yeah, I just remembered, too.

She won

the Oscar for it because they made her look ugly.

They're like, hey,

we made this really attractive actress look ugly.

She wins an Oscar.

And I felt bad for all ugly people like me.

I mean,

we're not ready.

Nobody called me.

I can be a really ugly actress.

You'd be a very attractive actress.

Oh, yeah, yeah, very attractive.

But, you know, the death penalty,

maybe it's just for when the Democrats get control and they can execute Donald Trump.

Maybe that's what.

Because believe me.

Certainly act like that's what they want.

They would, there would be, there'd be quite a few that would actually step up to the plate and say, yes, we should execute him.

They create the case that it's treason, which is the only thing

that you can, that's, that's constitutionally permitted and required.

Required.

And required.

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Glad you're here.

I just want to say, Stu, I know you're rooting for the Eagles.

Are you rooting for the Phillies?

I mean, I'm not a Phillies fan, but not against them.

Good.

Well, you should be.

You should be.

They should be banned from baseball at least this year.

Really?

Every time that they have been in the World Series,

there has been, it's been the year of a massive

financial problem.

They were in 29, 1929, 1930, another big crash.

1980.

Yeah.

Yeah.

2008.

Yes.

Okay.

So.

Those were the big years of bad things.

Those are also the only years they were in the World Series.

Isn't that weird?

Really weird.

And they might be in the World Series this time.

They can't.

We cannot let it happen.

We cannot.

If you're on the Philadelphia Phillies team, throw the ball.

I mean, throw the game, not the ball.

Throw the game.

Throw the ball.

You are already doing it.

Throw it in the wrong direction.

Drop it from time to time.

Do your country a favor.

This is apparently reality.

That's real, though, every single time.

I will say, do you remember, how do you feel about 2017, 2018?

Some good years in there, right?

Yeah, yeah.

Yeah.

That's when the Eagles won.

So when the Eagles win the Super Bowl, things are good.

America celebrates good times.

Yeah, well.

And then soon after, the entire society falls apart.

Yeah, it's too bad.

Go Birds.

Too bad the Eagles are going to lose to Dallas.

You know, I don't know.

They're not going to go undefeated.

I understand this, but please not this weekend.

Not this weekend.

Yeah.

I'm not even.

Please.

I mean, I'm rooting for the Cowboys because, you know, it's where I live.

And so that's like, I mean, I'm a low bar fan.

You know what I mean?

And my son, I'm only watching football because my son is watching and he's teaching,

strangely, he's teaching me about it.

But it is extra sweet that they are playing this weekend against the Eagles.

I beg.

I beg of you.

And they're going to crush them.

I beg of you.

Please don't let this crush.

Please don't make my life this miserable.

Crush.

Crush.

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