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I've got a very important Monkey Pox update. Very, very important, Stu.
Oh, I...

Speaker 1 Important enough for the Monkey Pox song? I think it is important enough for the Monkey Pox song. Now, some would say that we're just doing it because it drives people crazy.
The Monkey Pox song.

Speaker 1 I may have been humming it

Speaker 1 in bed. But no, no, it's a very important update on Monkey Pox.

Speaker 1 So we have that coming up in just a second. Also, how anti-abortion rights and white supremacist extremism overlap from MSNBC.
From MSNBC. Wait until you hear this.

Speaker 1 This is craziness. Craziness.

Speaker 1 Oh, and Biden's pushing his Title IX crap. Wait till you hear that.
A 14-year-old in foster care records a video of child protective services telling her to become a prostitute. You want to eat?

Speaker 1 You can become a prostitute. Yeah, you know, the child protective services, they were like...
Your Honor, I don't think that's admissible. I mean,

Speaker 1 you sure she said it. We fired her, but really, we love the children.
Oh yeah. Oh, and Disney's gonna love the children even more.
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Speaker 1 Oh my gosh, monkeypox.

Speaker 1 Monkey Pox.

Speaker 1 Monkey Pox.

Speaker 1 Monkey

Speaker 1 Well, I have an update from

Speaker 1 Paris.

Speaker 1 Two gay men living in Paris developed monkeypox symptoms at the start of June, went to the hospital where their lesions were identified as being caused by the disease.

Speaker 1 The non-exclusive couple, aged 44 and 27. What? Hmm?

Speaker 1 The non-exclusive couple. Oh, okay.
So they're age 44 and 27. They're non-exclusive.
They develop sore lesions in their

Speaker 1 butt region, as well as...

Speaker 1 Legions or legions? Lesions, okay.

Speaker 1 Legions, too. They're not exclusive.

Speaker 1 Legions of lesions, if you have a lot of them. Yes, over the rest of their body also after a week of having sex with other men.

Speaker 1 Yeah, that's quite a that's quite a paragraph, right there.

Speaker 1 There's a lot to unpack, yeah.

Speaker 1 12 days after the couple reported to hospital suffering symptoms of monkeypox, their four-year-old male Italian greyhound was also found to have developed lesions and pustules on the stomach. Oh, my.

Speaker 1 So

Speaker 1 the uh, oh man, there is so much more here that I'm not gonna, I'm not gonna read any of it. It's uh, wow.
So anyway, the dog's very sick. The dog's very sick with monkeypox.

Speaker 1 So you can pass your monkeypox to your dog, or perhaps the other way around well wait a minute wait a minute wait a minute first dog infected with monkeypox after sharing bed with gay couple is the

Speaker 1 is the headline here now what i'm wondering is yesterday we told you that you had to have sex you know with at least 10 different partners

Speaker 1 No, well, who has this dog been sleeping with? Because he's only slept with one couple, and he's got it. So

Speaker 1 it's practically a priest. I mean, we're going to have to live like Amish people soon.

Speaker 1 You can only have sex with nine people in a week now?

Speaker 1 Or in the dog's case, just two. Or just a couple? Right.
All I do is sleeping with a couple. That's it.
Now, they didn't necessarily say

Speaker 1 anything more. More than just sleep occurred, I assume.
No.

Speaker 1 No. This isn't what their point is.
No, but the story did go deeper.

Speaker 1 Unfortunate choice of words. Let's move on, shall we? President Joe Biden is expanding

Speaker 1 Title IX

Speaker 1 to more categories of sex discrimination.

Speaker 1 The administration has drafted the rules to protect gay and transgender students from bullying and harassment.

Speaker 1 Title IX is a simple statute that outlaws sex discrimination in education. It doesn't say anything about gender or gender identity, but the Biden administration wants to put its own spin.

Speaker 1 So sex will include these categories.

Speaker 1 This change has far-reaching implications, according to the New York Post.

Speaker 1 One is that they will be used to keep parents in the dark from everything from what they're learning in school to the fact that a child is socially transitioning at school.

Speaker 1 Because of this new Title IX,

Speaker 1 framing the gender ideology as an anti-discrimination issue, schools won't have to seek parental permission for children to participate in lessons on choosing and

Speaker 1 changing one's sex. Indeed, schools will very likely use Title IX's anti-discrimination mandate to justify denying parental opt-outs from these controversial lessons.

Speaker 1 The rules will also grant children an absolute right to use school facilities and participate in activities consistent with their gender identity.

Speaker 1 A mother in Washington State told the reporters at the New York Post that school officials asked her 11-year-old daughter if she wanted to stay at the boys' cabin on an upcoming field trip without talking to mom first.

Speaker 1 Now, I don't know about you, but I have a hard enough time with my teenagers. I don't need the school helping me out.

Speaker 1 The regulations will give legal backing for such actions all across the country.

Speaker 1 In many places, schools are already claiming legal authority to socially transition children without parental consent or knowledge.

Speaker 1 In Alaska, one school used Title IX as justification for changing a child's name and pronouns without telling mom or dad.

Speaker 1 Officials then revised every single school document other than those sent out to the parents to reflect the child's chosen male name. That name even appeared in the yearbook.

Speaker 1 When the mother found the yearbook and protested, school officials said she had no say over the matter because of Title IX.

Speaker 1 Perhaps most alarming, says the New York Post, as if that's not enough, you know, a five-alarm fire already,

Speaker 1 is the way in which officials might use the rules to threaten parents that don't affirm their child's chosen identity.

Speaker 1 Because the regulations claim to apply to conduct that occurs outside the school's education program or activity or outside the United States, schools might get the impression that they can label parental conduct at home discriminatory.

Speaker 1 A parent who refuses to use a child's preferred pronouns, declines to fill a prescription for puberty blockers, or decides against sending a gender-confused child to an affirming therapist, thus is discriminating against his or her child.

Speaker 1 What is a teacher or Title IX coordinator to do such in such a circumstance? Well,

Speaker 1 apparently, the rules say school must respond to a hostile environment based on sex.

Speaker 1 Biden's broadly written Title IX rules give the government a good faith basis to investigate parents for creating a harmful environment for their child.

Speaker 1 It is already happening, families around the country.

Speaker 1 California father recently told the New York Post that his daughter's school filed a report with child protective services after officials found out he and his wife weren't referring to the daughter by her preferred male name.

Speaker 1 CPS agents showed up to the school the same day and informed the parents that she'd be removing their daughter from their custody, accusing them of subjecting their daughter to emotional damage.

Speaker 1 You know, the only thing that really could be said at that point, if you try that, my house, would be

Speaker 1 that would really pretty much be it. You make that sound with your mouth.
You just go.

Speaker 1 I'm not sure what it means, but that's the sound that I would make.

Speaker 1 So,

Speaker 1 there we go. Hey, a 14-year-old,

Speaker 1 a 14-year-old girl in Houston reported that a child protective services worker was caught on camera telling the 14-year-old girl that she should turn to a life of prostitution.

Speaker 1 The child asked the employee for food, and the CPS worker responded by saying, you know, you can become a prostitute and you could afford your basic necessities. Wow, that's

Speaker 1 great. That's a great option.

Speaker 1 It's like career day at school. It really is.
It really is.

Speaker 1 So when you say you're going to remove my child from custody and you're going to put them in the hands of CPS workers, I think of this story and I think, oh, they're in good hands.

Speaker 1 Nobody cares about my child more than them. Not even me.
You know, I haven't had that all-important,

Speaker 1 have you considered a life of hooking

Speaker 1 conversation with my child yet? You're a prude, is what you're saying.

Speaker 1 I am.

Speaker 1 I'm a very old-fashioned.

Speaker 1 You're a prude. Yeah, I'm a little old-fashioned.
Hey, by the way, just a reminder that

Speaker 1 maybe England is looking for new people to come back and go, you know what? I think the colonies are insane. The king may have been right.

Speaker 1 A child suffering from gender dysphoria and in need of puberty-blocking chemicals,

Speaker 1 apparently,

Speaker 1 they're not going to find them now in England.

Speaker 1 The main Tavistock gender identity clinic in London has been shut down by NHS as investigations mount, and the public outcry grows over allegations that Tavistock was haphazardly diagnosing children with gender identity disorder, even when they were, quote, normal.

Speaker 1 How dare you use the the word normal? What is normal?

Speaker 1 By the way, haphazardly? No, this is the way it works in America. You can't say, well, maybe we should go see a mental health doctor first.
I mean, let's see what else is going on in your life. Nope.

Speaker 1 Nope. Doctors can't do that.
You just have to say, oh.

Speaker 1 You think you're a hippopotamus? Oh, well, let's have you live in this river over here. Oh, you're an octopus.
Let me sew six more arms to your chest. Is this potentially a good sign here?

Speaker 1 Because we always talk about how Europe kind of is in these culture issues a little ahead of us, and you know, including the UK in that here. Well,

Speaker 1 would you accept we are

Speaker 1 going a step further? We are

Speaker 1 codifying all of this nonsense. Because I, you know, is it possible, though, that

Speaker 1 when people start looking into this stuff and see how ugly this has been for so many people,

Speaker 1 that

Speaker 1 Americans, I mean, I think there is certainly part of America that is standing up against this. The polling isn't great on it for

Speaker 1 the left. I don't know.
You know, the polling, the only polling that really matters are the elections. And I don't see a big turn away from the demo.
I hear a lot of talk about that.

Speaker 1 But that's a, it's a bigger vote, right? That's also, you know, is there a bigger vote than for your kids? Who are the people that are pushing?

Speaker 1 What I'm saying is there's more issues, right? There's, you know, everything from, you know, COVID to monkeypox to Ukraine to spending bills. And everything is also included.
Really?

Speaker 1 In my view, they're all terrible, but unfortunately, I don't get to make that decision for everybody else. That's now, you want an amendment to the Constitution, throw it in.

Speaker 1 Stu gets to make all the decisions for everybody else. That's an amendment I can get behind.

Speaker 1 But I mean, even like the abortion thing, for example, you know, they're saying they're going going to get people out who are very animated by that on the left.

Speaker 1 I'm not a big believer in that philosophy, but still,

Speaker 1 you could see that being something that motivates them.

Speaker 1 And this maybe isn't the single issue they're voting on, but it does feel like even on the left, there is a decent amount of momentum against the gender craziness. Yeah, it's coming.

Speaker 1 Yeah, it does seem to be happening. Hurry,

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Speaker 1 I've said it for a long time. Hey,

Speaker 1 you think you're safe because you're with the crazies? Oh, well, they'll eventually eat you too.

Speaker 1 An agreement between the Minneapolis Federation of Teachers Union and the school district states that white teachers are now going to be laid off before any teacher of color, regardless of seniority.

Speaker 1 The agreement, which was reached to end a two-week teacher strike, this is what ended it? Says that starting this school year,

Speaker 1 if

Speaker 1 accessing a teacher who is a member of a population underrepresented among licensed teachers in the site, the district shall excess the next leased senior teacher who is not a member of the unrepresentative population.

Speaker 1 So in other words, Look when we're firing people. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
I know. You've been here.
Oh, your teacher is here.

Speaker 1 You're white out.

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Speaker 1 And for anybody who's, you know,

Speaker 1 I don't know, on the fringe, Asians will be next, then Hispanics. You know, Hispanics are starting to go all

Speaker 1 white supremacist. I don't know if you've known that.
Yeah, I've noticed that a lot. A lot of new white supremacists, Hispanics that seem to be voting for Republicans these days.

Speaker 1 And they're very much against abortion, which goes hand in hand with blowing things up.

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Speaker 1 Hey,

Speaker 1 Daniel Loeb's third point

Speaker 1 has taken a new stake in Disney. That's this going to be great.
You know, Disney is down about 20%.

Speaker 1 They say it's, you know, it's COVID. It was COVID that

Speaker 1 caused them to. Really?

Speaker 1 An entertainment company down 20% in stocks. Well, I guess you have the parks.
I'm sure that's it.

Speaker 1 So anyway, Loeb

Speaker 1 has

Speaker 1 taken a stake of nearly $1 billion in Disney. Now, he's known for a couple of things.
He really, really likes to take,

Speaker 1 you know, different stakes in different companies and

Speaker 1 change them up, you know, when they're down, get them ready, you know, beef them up.

Speaker 1 He's an activist. He's a gay activist.
In fact, he's one of the leading gay activists.

Speaker 1 He's been a champion of gay rights from the beginning and has bored lots and lots and lots and lots of money on.

Speaker 1 Some might say that he is, I don't know, a little extreme with the transgender stuff, but he says, I'm seeing Disney flounder and i can help and so he's got some changes to make not all of them are out yet but uh i can't wait i can't wait to see what he does got me good doesn't seem like they know what they're doing so

Speaker 1 maybe hand it off to somebody else

Speaker 1 company is over company is over

Speaker 1 man i don't know they

Speaker 1 own everything

Speaker 1 It seems like they own everything.

Speaker 1 Do you want to watch a show? You basically have to go through the mouse at this point. Right.
I know, but we used to trust Disney, and then it was like, oh, I don't know if I really trust.

Speaker 1 I wouldn't sit down and say my kids are safe to watch Disney at all, ever. No.

Speaker 1 Going to the parks? No.

Speaker 1 And you know me. I am a huge job.
You're a good job for Disney. Huge Disney fan.
To the point that you've collected the initial sketches that Walt Disney drew of Disneyland. Like you own them.
Yeah.

Speaker 1 I mean,

Speaker 1 you know, you are, you're crazy for this stuff. And I don't think I ever thought I'd hear those words come out of your mouth, even if it was just for the

Speaker 1 reminiscing of what Walt wanted it to be. You would have wanted to go look at it.

Speaker 1 I think Walt,

Speaker 1 if he were alive today, would want it to be on fire,

Speaker 1 burning down. I think that's what he would say.
He's like, anybody have a match? Does anybody have a match?

Speaker 1 It's not the same, I will say that. But

Speaker 1 there's still remnants of what he loved there that were there from the beginning. Hurry.

Speaker 1 Act now.

Speaker 1 You used to like Disney. Everything's on sale now.

Speaker 1 Everything must go.

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Speaker 1 Welcome Glenn Beck program. We're so very glad that you're here and we welcome Mr.
Pat Gray. Hello, Pat.
Hello, Glenn. How are you?

Speaker 1 Oh, perfect. Are they? Yeah, in almost every way.
In almost every way. Almost every way.

Speaker 1 Can you think of one thing that's not going well? No. No, okay.
No, not right offhand. Okay.

Speaker 1 This is why I like Pat Gray's segments because he comes in and he's usually giving us some piece of evidence that the entire nation is going to be destroyed. Right.
But he also brings Kexie cookies.

Speaker 1 Yeah. Which makes me feel much, much better about the world being destroyed.
Okay.

Speaker 1 Which we can obtain for yourself at kexi.com, by the way, Patrick.

Speaker 1 K-E-S-I-K. K-E-K.
K-E-K. S-I.
S-I. Yes.

Speaker 1 It is Finnish for cookies. So

Speaker 1 all of the Finns. So it should make sense to population.

Speaker 1 You're huge with a single colour. So all the Finns in America are going, yeah,

Speaker 1 sure.

Speaker 1 Can we have the conversation that you and I have had offline in our email about

Speaker 1 talk about that if you want.

Speaker 1 So, Pat writes me

Speaker 1 on vacation. He's like, Glenn,

Speaker 1 nobody knows what Kexie cookies, you know, Kexie, they don't know how to spell. And I said, huh, who would have guessed that? Right.
Who would have guessed that? Which he said from the beginning.

Speaker 1 Yeah, I've said, can you just name them thegreatestcookies.com? And we could. But it's taken.
Yeah. I could, I could, I'll find one for you.
I'll find something for you.

Speaker 1 You know, it's like anything like that.

Speaker 1 And, and so he's like, we're going to, we're going to change it.

Speaker 1 And I said, oh, good. What are you thinking?

Speaker 1 Okay.

Speaker 1 One was like, one was,

Speaker 1 was it cow pie? Yes. Yeah.
One was cow pie. Cow pies.
Cow pies. Because they'll remember that.

Speaker 1 They will remember that. But I don't know.
And that was my point too.

Speaker 1 Was because cow pie is cow poop. Yeah.
And it might not be associated with delicious.

Speaker 1 That's my first thought. That's my first thought.
Okay. What were the other names? I don't remember.
Oh, yes, you do. I don't remember.

Speaker 1 Completely remember. There was another one like

Speaker 1 fangomango.com. So I'm reaching it.
I'm like, hey, what a hell is that?

Speaker 1 What is that?

Speaker 1 It's something like yummy cookies in the title. But those are the things you did that initially.
But these are all, all those names are taken.

Speaker 1 People, there are other cookie companies that think their cookies taste good. They're wrong about whether they're as good as Kexie cookies.
But

Speaker 1 I'm telling you, for a price, because I'm a very busy man, I will help you find the right name, Pat. But it's always like, you know,

Speaker 1 this was

Speaker 1 Amber's doll, Goo-Goo Kitty.

Speaker 1 And so it really means something to the kids. So we're going to call them Goo Goo Kitty.

Speaker 1 No.

Speaker 1 Shut up.

Speaker 1 No, we can't talk about the email exchange.

Speaker 1 We can't talk about it. We can't talk about it.
I'll tell you. Why is the world? How is the world falling apart, Pat? Can we talk about that? Well, I'll tell you one way in which the world is falling.

Speaker 1 Do you remember the FBI raid? Since everything is FBI-related now and how you can't trust them. You remember the raid they made on the big vault in

Speaker 1 Beverly Hills, California? Yeah, yeah, with all the safety deposit boxes. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
And they took everything out of the safety deposit box.

Speaker 1 And the people in Beverly Hills were like, wait a minute, I didn't have anything to do with the scam that was being run by the one guy with the safety deposit box. Why are you taking all my stuff?

Speaker 1 Right, right. Right? Yeah.
So supposedly they were after the owner of the vault,

Speaker 1 not the individuals who were placing things in the vault, which included $80 million in cash, tens of millions of valuables. Yeah, it was over $100 million

Speaker 1 they confiscated. Gosh.
They took it all. It wasn't part of the warrant.
They said, hey, we're just looking at the company. We're not interested in the individuals.

Speaker 1 In fact, we just want to inventory them and we'll leave them alone. Nope, they lied and they took everything.

Speaker 1 And almost none of those people have gotten their

Speaker 1 money

Speaker 1 or their valuables back. It's been five years.

Speaker 1 This is becoming insanity. And if you don't think the FBI, if they can do this to people who had $80 million in cash in the, I mean, these are not small individuals then.
No.

Speaker 1 If they can get away with it, what do you think they're going to do to you? Yeah, Beverly Hills, these are people with power. With power, money.
influence. Yeah.

Speaker 1 And

Speaker 1 I think that the FBI has just scared them away because nobody wants to do battle with the FBI. Who wants to do that? Well, who do you call?

Speaker 1 This is what I've this is what I've been saying for 50 years now on the air. When the cops go bad,

Speaker 1 who do you call?

Speaker 1 So it's a problem. I got a problem with my local cop.
Great. Kick it up to the state.
If the state's bad, kick it up to the feds. If the feds are bad, there's no place to go.
Where are you going?

Speaker 1 The United Nations? They ain't going to help you. I mean, the courts should be the answer to that question, right?

Speaker 1 How are the courts allowing this? Americans get this. Americans have lost more money in most of the years between 2004 and now.

Speaker 1 They've lost more money in civil asset forfeiture than have happened in burglaries.

Speaker 1 What? The main burglar is the U.S. government.
They're a bigger burglar

Speaker 1 than burglars.

Speaker 1 I mean, it's incredible. Where does the ham burglar fall on this scale?

Speaker 1 A little below

Speaker 1 what the U.S. government is.

Speaker 1 Have we been

Speaker 1 the value meal he mostly steals? We all know what the FBI is, but maybe we should change their name to Boo Boo Bunny.

Speaker 1 People didn't know what FBI was at the beginning, right? That's what's we should call them boo-boo bunnies. Wait a minute, I don't know how to spell Biro.

Speaker 1 People figure it out eventually. FBI.com.

Speaker 1 Oh, my gosh. Okay, so that's incredible.

Speaker 1 That is amazing.

Speaker 1 Did you hear this one? You know, the informant

Speaker 1 that was

Speaker 1 one of the people from the FBI

Speaker 1 that

Speaker 1 was part of the sting to get the people on the Governor Gretchen Whitmer case?

Speaker 1 Okay.

Speaker 1 Apparently, one of them is a female. She shared a bed and smoked pot with one of the men.

Speaker 1 Lawyers for Barry Croft Jr., one of the alleged ringleaders of the kidnapping plot, FBI informants, improperly coordinated with the accused.

Speaker 1 The informant Jenny Plunk and Steve Robotson's unusual relationship with Croft includes smoking pot with him and traveling to several of his militia training sessions,

Speaker 1 also sharing a hotel room. Now, don't know if anything.
Do either of them have monkeypox?

Speaker 1 We We don't know if anything, but this is, they are entrapping. We're doing a special in a couple of weeks on the FBI and the history of the FBI.

Speaker 1 They were created dirty.

Speaker 1 They were dirty from the beginning.

Speaker 1 And then Hoover died and we had a few years where we all believed, but, oh, wait a minute, they can be trusted.

Speaker 1 No, they can't. They're completely out of.
Here's the good news. And I'm going to share this in detail.

Speaker 1 There are people in the FBI that are becoming whistleblowers. There are 16 whistleblowers now

Speaker 1 at the federal level, at the highest levels. That's really a good sign.
Yeah. Jim Jordan made a big point that there's a lot of good people in the FBI.

Speaker 1 It's the people at the top that are screwing everything up. The people who are in the FBI.
Look, we have a lot of people who listen to us that are law enforcement. You know how we feel about you.

Speaker 1 We've always been there for you. You need to start being visible at the local level and speaking out.
You need to start talking and speaking out.

Speaker 1 Even if there's nothing happening in your particular division, you need to start speaking. You can call me.
I'll put you on the air.

Speaker 1 And you could say, look, I'm in Omaha, Nebraska, and there's nothing bad that's going on here that I know of, but what's happening in Washington, D.C. is wrong.
You've got to start speaking out.

Speaker 1 Really important. Really important because look how much the American people are down on the FBI right now.
We've got no confidence in them. Did you see the

Speaker 1 story where

Speaker 1 there was a shooter, an active shooter, someplace in a school? It didn't lead, I don't think, to a mass tragedy.

Speaker 1 But there was a shooter and the parents were not listening to the police the parents just went in and they're like screw you

Speaker 1 that's because where they were being tased though and right the cops that's because of Uvalde yeah you now go I don't know if I can trust them this is the Bubba effect and it's happening in everything

Speaker 1 I mean this is there's a really good case to be made that

Speaker 1 the The FBI just did this raid just to piss people off. That's it.

Speaker 1 Just to lower our standard on the Justice Department, piss you off, and cause more chaos. Tell me what they have done that hasn't led to more chaos.

Speaker 1 Well, again, remember, this is an organization that has been telling us for multiple years that the biggest threat to our nation is right-wing extremists. Yes, extremists, right?

Speaker 1 The Oath Keepers, the Proud Boys, all of these groups. QAnon.
QAnon. They're the biggest threat to our country.

Speaker 1 Now, let's just say, let's take at their word for a minute that they had a bunch of documents. They disagreed on it.
They were very, very intent on getting these things back. They're very important.

Speaker 1 We still don't know really what they were, but let's just say they are, okay?

Speaker 1 And it was a legitimately important thing for the FBI and the government to get these documents back.

Speaker 1 If that were the case, these documents have been under the control of Donald Trump for a year and a half, right?

Speaker 1 If he wanted to hide them in some place where you could never find them

Speaker 1 or destroy them, he could have done it a long time ago.

Speaker 1 So isn't the proper thing to do to come to the American people,

Speaker 1 even if it's through their 964 million leaks that they've been able to do since the incident happened, and go to the American people and say, hey, we've been asking for these documents.

Speaker 1 Hey, we've been asking for these documents. Hey, we put a subpoena in.

Speaker 1 Hey, we really get, if they don't return them in the next couple of weeks, we're going to have to go to Mar-a-Lago and search the place and at least prepare the American people for something like this coming.

Speaker 1 Because

Speaker 1 to the average American, especially to the average Trump supporter, they see him as being

Speaker 1 persecuted for a very long time. And then all of a sudden, out of nowhere with no notice,

Speaker 1 you show up at his house when he's not there and search his wife's underwear drawer.

Speaker 1 Check, because I believe, you know, there is a 90-day window where you cannot do anything that could affect the election. Okay.
Did you know that?

Speaker 1 90 days before any election, the FBI is not supposed to make any busts that could affect the election. Yeah, I mean, that's not a, it's not a hard fast rule, right? Right.

Speaker 1 Right, because the Clinton people

Speaker 1 before 2016. Fine, okay.
So they did this like the day before the 90-day period. I mean, they, they, they

Speaker 1 look,

Speaker 1 Donald Trump Jr. is going to be on with us in about a half an hour, and I've got a lot of questions for him.
The FBI owes it to the American people because you have zero credibility, none.

Speaker 1 You owe it to the American people to take the affidavit and release it. Donald Trump says it's fine.
Now you say, well, it could hurt our investigation.

Speaker 1 I'd like to know exactly, you can't just come out and say nuclear. Do you really think

Speaker 1 that some nuclear secret is just kept in the bottom of the president's desk?

Speaker 1 A nuclear secret is something that would be in a in a locked briefcase that comes over from the Pentagon you don't just say oh what is that under and

Speaker 1 or B for bombs

Speaker 1 you don't and you have there is a chain of command and if you leave it with the president you would have to inform the Pentagon I've left it with the president Well, I know I'm not supposed to, but he's the president.

Speaker 1 He told me, okay, all right, hang on. Mr.
President, someone, I have to be here with you. Someone's going to replace me in a couple of hours.
They also have to be here as long as the document is here.

Speaker 1 That's how we handle nuclear secrets. And if we don't, we have bigger problems.

Speaker 1 There's something wrong here, and Americans know it. And those Americans who don't know it,

Speaker 1 you are going to be responsible for your own children's slavery.

Speaker 1 You cannot allow a government to have this kind of control. You know

Speaker 1 if this was happening to Joe Biden, you would be saying exactly the same stuff and you'd be calling us, you'd be calling Donald Trump, if he did it, a fascist dictator.

Speaker 1 There is a rule of law and it must apply to both sides.

Speaker 1 Otherwise, All of us,

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Speaker 1 Well, if you mean there aren't people that are trying to blow women and children up at a gate where our armed forces are doing nothing, you're right. Well, they're murdering them in other ways, too.

Speaker 1 Yeah, yeah. But it's not on television, so we're in a better...

Speaker 1 What kind of world do these people live in? Disgrace. And

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Speaker 1 Hello, America. Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.
Donald Trump Jr. is going to be joining us here in just a few minutes.
I want to talk a little bit about the affidavit.

Speaker 1 We're learning an awful lot about warrants this week. Good, because you might need it.

Speaker 1 The FBI does not have a right to come in without a warrant. They're supposed to be able to show it to you, but not necessarily all of the attachments and the affidavit.

Speaker 1 I just wrote to Mike Lee last night, and I said,

Speaker 1 Can you tell me about the affidavit? Can that be released? When is that usually released?

Speaker 1 He says the short answer is that while these things are rarely, essentially never released pre-indictment, with some good reason, releasing it pre-indictment could prematurely disclose sources, methods, litigation strategy.

Speaker 1 We've already entered the world of the unusual. In other words, they've already released the warrant.

Speaker 1 So if Trump is fine with them releasing it, perhaps he should demand that they release the affidavit as well, given that one can't fully comprehend the warrant without the affidavit.

Speaker 1 Plus, the unusual nature of this case. We have a former president preparing to challenge the current president, having his private residence raided by the FBI.

Speaker 1 Garland arguably owes it to Trump and the American people to release the affidavit. Garland has asked us to trust him, but Americans are accustomed to trust but verify.

Speaker 1 Donald Trump has just come out and said he demands that the affidavit be released in its entirety. I think the FBI is bluffing.

Speaker 1 I think they don't want to release the affidavit because they got nothing.

Speaker 1 Nothing.

Speaker 1 We'll see how this fight goes. We'll talk to you about the war not just against Donald Trump, but the attack on the rights of the American people in 60 seconds.

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Speaker 1 So there is a story coming out today from MSNBC, which should tell you everything. Now, this Donald Trump story is not just a story about Donald Trump.
It is a story about all of us. All of us.

Speaker 1 Donald Trump, they took his passports yesterday and someone, I think it was on MSNBC. Do we happen to have that, Sarah? We played it earlier, I think.
Someone on MSNBC,

Speaker 1 here they are

Speaker 1 talking about. Donald Trump shouldn't have his passports.
Listen to this.

Speaker 3 Usually in investigations, you seize a passport when you're about to charge somebody and you you can you're concerned they're a flight risk or you seize a passport because it contains evidence of the crimes you're looking at the warrant says agents can seize evidence of crimes they're looking at what are the crimes they're looking at espionage great so what does that what would that mean well his travel record is in his passport could it be possible they're looking at espionage committed while traveling i don't know i'm leaning toward the simpler answer your passport is not yours by the way it's the u.s government's it's a privilege to have it they can take it back right You shouldn't have a diplomatic or an official passport.

Speaker 1 Unbelievable. Unbelievable.
His record of his travel is in his passport. Yes.
It's also documented by you. Every time he moves anywhere, you're covering it.
You know where he's been.

Speaker 1 You know where he's going. And didn't they say they were going to return the passports anyway? Well, first they were saying,

Speaker 1 they didn't take his passport. Why would they take his passport? They didn't take his passport.

Speaker 1 And then Trump released last night, yeah, here's an email from the FBI going, yeah, oops, we took your passports, didn't mean to. Right.

Speaker 1 Okay.

Speaker 1 So it wasn't what this guy was saying, that they were trying to get his travel documents.

Speaker 1 At least their stated excuse is basically, we just picked up a bunch of boxes and it was in there. We didn't realize it.
We'll send it right back to you. Correct.

Speaker 1 I want you to know, Laura Ingram said something last night. She said, Americans are just exhausted.
And she said, I think they're so exhausted.

Speaker 1 They're exhausted by the battle, the constant battle, they may believe that, well, maybe it's time to turn the page, get somebody who has all of Trump's policies who's not Trump.

Speaker 1 I'm shocked by that, that she would say that.

Speaker 1 But

Speaker 1 I can see it. I'm not shocked by her saying that.
The way she frames that, everyone was saying like Laura Ingram is turning on Donald Trump.

Speaker 1 It just seems like she's stating what she believes the will of the voters might be. Okay.
Which I've heard that exactly. I've heard that

Speaker 1 from her.

Speaker 1 Tons of people and tons of huge Trump fans. Yes.
Who are just like, oh, gosh, I love the guy, but I just don't want to go through this again. But I want you to know it's one thing if you're tired of

Speaker 1 the circus and the Twitter thing, but yeah, that hasn't been happening. No, yeah.

Speaker 1 But if you're tired of, you just don't want to think about what the FBI is doing to him right now, you can't tire on that. This is

Speaker 1 what's happening to him

Speaker 1 is going to happen to you. Now, let me give you a story about, this is from, this is from MSNBC Today, and I want to read this verbatim.
This is so important.

Speaker 1 Reports late last month of the arrest of a former Marine, so let's throw the Marines under the bus, a former Marine with ties to a neo-Nazi group highlight the dangerous and somewhat convoluted relationship between white extremists and the state of reproductive rights in the United States.

Speaker 1 The man identified as a leader of the neo-Nazi group, Rape Krieg,

Speaker 1 was reported. I mean, I just, if I've got Krieg in it, I'm probably not interested.
Both rape and Krieg are two things you want to keep out of your name. And rape is really, you got rape in your name.

Speaker 1 I'm not interested.

Speaker 1 Okay.

Speaker 1 He was reportedly spearheading a mass murder of minorities and a mass rape of white women to increase production of white children, according to Rolling Stone.

Speaker 1 I would need this from some other source than Rolling Stone, and I would probably like to have to see it from both the left and the right, and most likely some

Speaker 1 English paper. Because

Speaker 1 honestly, if I want to know what's going on in America and I'd like to see what I think is probably a little less bias, I go to The Guardian.

Speaker 1 I go over to England and read their papers. Abortion.
now listen to this, abortion is seen by white

Speaker 1 extremists as part of the so-called white genocide plot.

Speaker 1 And in that sense, reproductive rights are part of their white extinction anxiety.

Speaker 1 Now,

Speaker 1 I want to make it really clear.

Speaker 1 No one on the right or the left, except three people,

Speaker 1 three people,

Speaker 1 me,

Speaker 1 a journalist who is not associated with a paper, and a journalist from the Washington Post who I have not talked to, three people have been the ones that have been warning about this Euro-Asian movement that is coming from,

Speaker 1 what's his name? I can't remember. Vladimir.

Speaker 1 Anyway, from the guy that I've been talking about in Russia forever.

Speaker 1 Dugan, Alexander Dugan.

Speaker 1 Three people. And I've talked to one of the other guys, and he's like, I can't get anybody on the left to pay attention.
I'm like, I can't get anybody on the right to pay attention.

Speaker 1 This is a really dangerous thing that

Speaker 1 has infiltrated every country on the planet, but it is very, very, very,

Speaker 1 very

Speaker 1 small.

Speaker 1 But like

Speaker 1 any

Speaker 1 kind of toxin, it can spread quickly, but it hasn't. This is not what they're talking about.

Speaker 1 The horrific revelations

Speaker 1 are a reminder that white supremacy, male supremacy, and violent extremism go hand in hand.

Speaker 1 Minorities and white women are targets of an ideology that both seek to reproduce or to reduce non-white populations and to increase white ones. You mean like Margaret Sanger's plan?

Speaker 1 For this and other white supremacist extremist groups. You mean like those who elected Woodrow Wilson?

Speaker 1 The mass murder of minorities and the mass rape of white women are twin goals oriented towards maintaining a white majority nation.

Speaker 1 These groups fear possible declining white birth rates and think demographic change is part of an orchestrated plot to end the white race. It's a claim that has been around for decades.

Speaker 1 Yeah, started right around the turn of the century with the progressive movement. In fact, it was the progressive movement.

Speaker 1 Anyway, in the form of an anti-Semitic conspiracy theory called white genocide and an Islamophobic conspiracy theory called Eurabia, these conspiracies have gotten new life as the global great replacement conspiracy has grown and been mainstreamed.

Speaker 1 Okay, the same contradictions hold true for rape. Now, listen to this carefully.
This is from MSNBC,

Speaker 1 which they're they're talking about white extremists who are white extremists. Parents who are complaining

Speaker 1 about the education of their kids. The new definition.
That's the new definition of a white extremist. So here's MSNBC, not saying this is a small problem.

Speaker 1 They're just saying this is a problem with white extremists. Okay.

Speaker 1 While the rape of white women by non-white men used to generate outrage and a rallying call to unite and fight back, rape is seen by some on the far-right spectrum as acceptable, even desirable, if it produces white babies.

Speaker 1 Come on. Voluntary reproduction matters too.

Speaker 1 In far-right forums online, users have discussed the pro-white approach of having large families of white children, thus promoting their goals and ideology through procreative means.

Speaker 1 This is an attack on the family. This is an attack on common sense.
This is an attack on common decency.

Speaker 1 White women aren't the only victims of this worldview. Women play an active role across the far-right spectrum, including some actively promoting women's roles in restoring white birth rates.

Speaker 1 One white supremacist extremist mother issued a white baby challenge. The challenge came on the heels of a tweet from the then then

Speaker 1 Iowa Representative Steve King in which he warned, we can't restore our civilization with somebody else's babies.

Speaker 1 Well, yes, we can, but not without something else, and that is assimilation. I don't care what color you are.
Do you believe in what is happening? No, not what is happening in America.

Speaker 1 Do you believe in our principles in America? Do you believe in our founding and the ideas of our founding? If you do, assimilate.

Speaker 1 No, I can't even say that. I don't want you assimilating in this culture because this culture is toxic poison.
It is poison, what is being taught as our culture today.

Speaker 1 So here they are now saying that this is a move to force middle and upper class white men,

Speaker 1 white women who have had the most access to detect and terminate unwanted pregnancies to bear more white children.

Speaker 1 Unbelievable.

Speaker 1 You want to talk about.

Speaker 1 Look, it's, I suppose, interesting to learn, because I had never heard it before, that there are approximately four people on earth who think that rape...

Speaker 1 white supremacists who believe in raping white women. I suppose that's an interesting note.
Small little stat. It's just an asterisk.
It's not, you know, it is

Speaker 1 they act as if this is some belief that people hold outside of these tiny groups that are obviously insane. This is.

Speaker 1 And they're not, they're not, I mean, this is on the heels of CNN talking about that Christianity in America is really a ruse, that it is now about white Christian identity.

Speaker 1 And that's not true. That is not true.
I'm doing a whole special tomorrow night on this. And you better be prepared to defend your religion.

Speaker 1 I'm telling you, it is going to be very difficult for Christians to stand. And with that, I say to you now,

Speaker 1 act only as Jesus Christ would have you act.

Speaker 1 We are peacemakers. Blessed be the meek.
And I don't think I'm in that category. Blessed be the meek and the peacemakers.

Speaker 1 You cannot strike out. It is why they're doing all of this.
They are already making a little category to put everybody in.

Speaker 1 They want it. So badly.
So badly. They are demanding it.

Speaker 1 The media is demanding it out of somebody on the right to do something crazy so they can keep, they can have another January 6th type of thing to blame the entire conservative movement on.

Speaker 1 Let me give you another example of this. The FBI and DHS have just issued another alert.
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Speaker 1 there is a new bulletin now a joint FBI-DHS bulletin They have observed an increase, I'm quoting, in threats to federal law enforcement and to a lesser extent, other law enforcement and government officials following the FBI's recent execution of a search warrant in Palm Beach, Florida.

Speaker 1 Now, I don't remember these alerts going out when people were literally shooting our police officers.

Speaker 1 These threats are occurring primarily online and across multiple platforms, including social media sites, web forums, video sharing platforms, and image boards.

Speaker 1 The FBI and DHS would like to ensure that law enforcement court and government personnel are aware of the range of threats and criminal and violent incidents. Really?

Speaker 1 You're worried about our court officials?

Speaker 1 Really?

Speaker 1 Were you watching those forums when the guy in California said, I'm going to go shoot all of the justices and then showed up at night at the house of one of them?

Speaker 1 See, this is the problem. The problem is

Speaker 1 all of us, all of us want violent extremists stop.

Speaker 1 We want them stopped. All of us.

Speaker 1 But we want them stopped on both sides. We want anybody who's like, I'm going to go kill me, some judges, we want them in jail.

Speaker 1 But the only way to truly stop that is not more law enforcement. It is to be transparent and above board and apply the law equally.

Speaker 1 The reason why we're losing control of our society is because there is no law anymore. And it has been slowly dismantled by the left.
And they continue to dismantle it.

Speaker 1 I want to tell you what Jim Jordan said yesterday, which is really important.

Speaker 1 More than a dozen FBI whistleblowers has come forward.

Speaker 1 More than a dozen. This is really good.
These are big whistleblowers at the federal level. And they're coming in and saying, look, this is out of control.
And here's what's going on.

Speaker 1 I encourage any federal whistleblower, please, if you're in a local FBI, you've got to speak out on what's going on. People need to know that there are good guys in the FBI.
I believe there are.

Speaker 1 I believe, like the cops, most of them are good and decent.

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Speaker 1 is the Glenbeck program. Welcome.
Honored to have Donald Trump Jr. on with us, the Executive Vice President of Trump Organization

Speaker 1 and author of Liberal Privilege. Welcome, Don.
Welcome to the program. How are you?

Speaker 5 I'm doing okay. Good to be with you guys.

Speaker 1 Yeah.

Speaker 1 I have to tell you, I saw your father at CPAC, and I sat there and I listened to him and and I thought, there is no one in American history, no one who has gone through what your president, what your father and your family has gone through.

Speaker 1 And then Monday, this happens.

Speaker 1 Let me get some, just some facts here from you.

Speaker 1 First of all,

Speaker 1 They have released the warrant, but not the affidavit. Your dad has come out and said, absolutely, I insist that you release it.

Speaker 1 Any chance of that happening? Have you heard anything?

Speaker 5 You know, I doubt it. You know, you see what happens.
It's not our first rodeo. None of this surprises us.
You know, Merrick Garland gets on TV.

Speaker 5 They want total transparency because of, you know, and then, oh, we can't actually, we can't actually do that. We got the soundbite out there.
We'll get our...

Speaker 5 our lackeys in the liberal media to run with it as though that's meaningful or real.

Speaker 5 And then they do absolutely nothing. Remember, you know, Mary Garland had no knowledge of it.
Then he had knowledge and personally signed off.

Speaker 5 Then it turns out he's been weighing the decision for months. It's all a lie.
And that's the real problem is, you know, they do this stuff. Say you saw it yesterday with the passports.

Speaker 5 They took his passports, which weren't part of the warrant. They took picture books,

Speaker 5 which probably weren't part of the warrant.

Speaker 5 But none of that matters. Then they leak it to Nora O'Donnell.
No, no, no, we didn't actually do it. It takes about six seconds to disprove this stuff.

Speaker 5 You know, meanwhile, the other information and the misinformation that's put out there goes viral and they pretend that this stuff's above board. I mean, think about it.

Speaker 5 They use the FBI's HRT, the hostage rescue team, to serve this

Speaker 5 search warrant.

Speaker 5 That's like the SEAL team of the FBI to serve a warrant on an empty house.

Speaker 5 I mean, I understand that three weeks ago, according to the media, you know, Donald Trump apparently, you know, choked out two very heavily armed and very fit young Secret Service agents to take over the beast

Speaker 5 to drive down to his supporters at January 6th.

Speaker 5 Now, you know, they heard that from a witness who seemed to have perjured herself when the Secret Service agents themselves said, hey, we'd like to testify and say that that didn't even come close to happening.

Speaker 5 You know, now they don't want to hear from them anymore.

Speaker 5 But, I mean, think about it. They used the HRT, the hostage rescue team, to try to serve this warrant.
Like, Donald Trump's going to, you know, he wasn't even there, but, like.

Speaker 1 How many times did they, I mean, because they contacted your dad he put a lock on the door where they were done at their request

Speaker 1 where was this in the back and forth

Speaker 5 listen I know they've been working with him for months they said he was been nothing but cooperative you know all they had to do was ask he literally said that and they turn over whatever they're looking for because you know but they can't do that they don't they don't want to do that they want to do it under you know the guys they want to a create the intimidation factor you know of going in there with the HRT.

Speaker 5 You know, we got to we got to really make sure that people learn not to speak out against us. You know, I don't know of an institution in America that's destroyed their credibility more than the FBI.

Speaker 5 I mean, they clearly haven't stopped anything

Speaker 5 in months. And then

Speaker 5 they get on TV. How dare they speak out against the FBI, who's functioned so admirably? You know, when Peter Strzok.

Speaker 5 and Andy McCabe go on TV and talk about integrity after lying, when they sign off on faulty FISA warrants

Speaker 5 when others literally get caught lying.

Speaker 5 They're back in their jobs like nothing happened because it was against Donald Trump.

Speaker 5 What's going on is absolutely disgusting. It's clearly in an intimidation tactic.
The deep state's rearing its head.

Speaker 5 And imagine the media if Donald Trump weaponized the FBI to go after his political enemies and did this to Barack Obama. Their heads would explode.
There would be nothing else on TV for them.

Speaker 5 It's oh, it's ho-hum because Donald Trump is the only guy that has the guts and is willing to stand up to these clowns.

Speaker 5 Every other Republic, you know, there's plenty of them totally silent on all of this too because either they see it as a window for their political future.

Speaker 5 Well, you know, if Donald Trump's not in the way, maybe there's a chance for my milquetoast

Speaker 5 personality to ascend to the highest level of the Republican Party and serve the Democrats dutifully.

Speaker 5 Because that's what it seems like at this point.

Speaker 5 So, you know, all of these tactics are designed to intimidate, especially Donald Trump and anyone else who'd have the guts to actually speak out against these people.

Speaker 5 But what's nice is, like all of the things they've done lately, it's gone so far.

Speaker 5 So much of the American public who've been politically agnostic, who've been quiet, who've been silent, like they're watching this stuff and that they can't believe, I have Democrats.

Speaker 5 You know, don't forget, I was from New York, even as a lifelong conservative. I was from New York.
I got plenty of Democrat friends that are like, holy crap, what's going on in our government?

Speaker 5 If this was going on in a banana republic, you know, the warmongers in government, they'd be starting a war to overthrow those vitamins.

Speaker 1 I will tell you,

Speaker 1 I will tell you that when I heard that they were going after your dad for espionage,

Speaker 1 I really thought I have finally entered, you know, the Alice in Wonderland

Speaker 1 upside down. I just, I, I, your father with espionage?

Speaker 1 Yeah.

Speaker 5 It's Russia, Russia, Russia, part 29.

Speaker 5 You know, give me a break. Like, yes, he has the nuclear codes.
He probably stole the nuclear football. And he's giving those things to

Speaker 1 when does it end?

Speaker 5 By the way, maybe we'd be better off if Donald Trump still had the nuclear football because at least our enemies respect him, unlike the laughing stock that currently occupies the White House, which is frankly his personality and his idiocy is only encouraging our enemies.

Speaker 5 But

Speaker 5 when does it stop?

Speaker 5 Does it ever?

Speaker 5 It's only making me more inclined to be more aggressive, speak out further. I probably already am rather aggressive,

Speaker 5 because this stuff can't happen in America.

Speaker 5 And for our media to sit idly by, spread the propaganda, you see what they do every time, right? Something happens, they lose control of the narrative, they leak to their usual suspects.

Speaker 5 I want to know, are the FBI agents involved in this one the same ones that were looking into Hillary and the laptop and the taking of hammers to BlackBerry's and Anthony Weiner and the top secret stuff that was supposedly on his laptop?

Speaker 5 Because I wonder, do they have like just a team, a corrupt team that they use to do all of these things? Because one has to start wondering these things.

Speaker 5 Because this can't just be coincidence at this point.

Speaker 5 And I've gone to great lengths, Glenn, as you know, to sort of make the distinction between sort of the bureaucrats at the FBI, the guys that

Speaker 5 they're lawyers. They've never carried a gun.

Speaker 5 They wouldn't know what to do with one if they did, who have weaponized that formerly great institution, and the door kickers who come up to me all the time and they're disgraced what's going on in their...

Speaker 5 in their you know their organization or the retired guys especially because they're a little bit more uh inclined to be vocal about it But if the regular guys don't start speaking up, don't start functioning as whistleblowers, you know, who are definitely their heroes and deities if they're whistleblowers for the left.

Speaker 5 If you're a whistleblower for the right, you lose your job. Someone's got to start saying something because it's getting much and much harder to defend

Speaker 5 the rank and file at this point who, again, don't seem to be stopping anything.

Speaker 5 They've had on the radar every terrorist in the last, every psychopath in America. They've been on their radar, and yet they managed to slip through and kill people all over America.

Speaker 5 But, you know, they've certainly had plenty of time to weaponize a BS argument against Donald Trump and do so ad nauseum.

Speaker 1 I will tell you,

Speaker 1 I've got a bazillion questions I could ask you, but I'm just about to run out of time because I know you're a busy man.

Speaker 1 So

Speaker 1 let me go here. First of all, there are, I think, 13 or 14 whistleblowers, which is a really good sign.

Speaker 1 We need many, many more, but there are whistleblowers in the FBI, so they haven't killed it yet, although it is on that road.

Speaker 1 The New York Times, for some reason, decided to report that

Speaker 1 your father reached out to Garland and asked how he could help reduce the heat to calm everybody down. I thought that was a great move.

Speaker 1 Yesterday, he came out and said, Look, the temperature is getting to a boiling point here.

Speaker 1 You know, I'll do anything I can to reduce the temperature.

Speaker 1 We are in deep trouble, and I think they are doing this because they can't find the extremists. They want to make people extremists and just keep poking them over and over and over again.

Speaker 1 What is...

Speaker 5 Well, listen, it certainly sounds that. Like you saw what they did with those meth heads in Michigan.

Speaker 5 where they tried entrapping a bunch of lunatics to try to create the assassination plot of Gretchen Wickmer. And

Speaker 5 they ran with that right before the election. Like it's real.
You know, the three white supremacists left in America and they found them all and they're going to, like, give me a break.

Speaker 5 These are the same clowns that say, you know, that's the greatest threat to American democracy in America.

Speaker 5 Like, like, where?

Speaker 1 What are you talking about?

Speaker 1 It's lunacy.

Speaker 1 I want to ask you this. I want you to leave us, if you can, with some hope.
What is it that the American people should be doing? I think they are paying attention. They are

Speaker 1 calling their senators and congressmen and are not speaking out. I think Congress and the Senate needs to be very clear on this.

Speaker 1 But what is your message or your father's message to the American people who are like, I can't take it anymore?

Speaker 5 Well, listen, I think we have to stay in the game. I think this, you know, I think it's very purposefully a war of attrition on the other side.

Speaker 5 If they can intimidate you enough, if they make you cause enough, you know, create enough fear, and they've certainly done that, and I can understand why.

Speaker 5 But

Speaker 5 I think

Speaker 5 so much rests on us not letting this just slide.

Speaker 5 If they do this now and they try to weaponize it to prevent a Trump from running, which is clearly what they're doing, right? They exercise an incredibly broad search warrant. They take picture books.

Speaker 5 even anything that they can do to try to hurt Trump.

Speaker 5 They don't want his lawyers present, you know, because if I'm doing a search warrant, I want the lawyers present so that there's never anything above board.

Speaker 5 And then when you question why they would do that, how dare you question it? I mean, I don't know. I've been looking at the FBI for the last five or six years.

Speaker 5 It doesn't seem like they've done anything above board lately, right? I mean, they don't get in trouble for doing the things, but they get caught.

Speaker 5 you know, manufacturing things, faulty signatures, lying, whatever it may be. And we're supposed to still believe that this is a credible organization.

Speaker 5 You know, I think we have to actually be engaged in this process. I think we cannot let it slide.

Speaker 5 I think we cannot just say, okay, well, let's just maybe put a milquetoast Republican in there because that will calm things down. No, that gives them the win.

Speaker 5 That gives them everything that they want because nothing will ever be done to prevent this from happening again.

Speaker 5 I think what you need, honestly, you need a Donald Trump in there and you need to actually drain the swamp. You got to fire the bureaucrats and you need someone who has the guts to actually do that.

Speaker 5 Honestly, I don't know that that exists until the end of the year. But

Speaker 1 we are not to the point where we are beyond the ballot box, are we?

Speaker 5 You know,

Speaker 5 I think we have to be at the point where we overwhelm the ballot box. We overwhelm the games that are played.
You saw what happened yesterday in the recall,

Speaker 5 the signature ballot recall for George Gaston.

Speaker 5 The Democrats in charge, they threw out 30% of the signatures, who I'm sure people, they're watching what's going on in crime-ridden California, and I'm sure they were real and really signing off.

Speaker 5 So they took 750,000 signatures, they canceled about 30% of them, said, oh, no, you didn't make that, 30%, but they want you to believe that the 2020 election, that less than 1%

Speaker 5 of the signatures of these random ballots going out to people in dozens to various homes, like all over the country, they want you to believe less than 1% of those were faulty, but more than 25, almost 30% of the ones in the California recall elections were faulty, right?

Speaker 5 Like, that doesn't work.

Speaker 5 These aren't, you know, it's not like a sample size of three. You know, this is a sample size of three-quarters of a million people.

Speaker 5 That was 30%, but over

Speaker 5 100 million people, it was less than 1%.

Speaker 5 We have to overwhelm it. We have to get in there.
We have to do everything we can to save our country and

Speaker 5 the Republic because

Speaker 5 it is at stake and it is on the ballot.

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Speaker 1 May I spend just a few minutes to give you some good news. Some good news.
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Speaker 1 not.

Speaker 1 If we all stay calm and stay focused and do the right thing, the reason why the left is getting so incredibly out of control is because they know it's slipping through their hands.

Speaker 1 They know this election, if we all go out and vote, they're in trouble. They know that we're waking up.

Speaker 1 Well, let me give you some good news about how we are waking up. We'll do that in 60 seconds.

Speaker 1 So,

Speaker 1 I don't know how many listeners know that

Speaker 1 back in 2008,

Speaker 1 I felt a calling to preserve American history. I'm a guy in 2000 that didn't know American history, didn't care about American history.

Speaker 1 2006 comes along, I start paying attention, 2002, then 2006, then 2008, and I am locked in. on American history.
I realize I don't really know it.

Speaker 1 Well, I started to preserve it. I started to study it.
And I'm telling you now, you don't. You don't know American history.
People who think they do, you know, think most people go, I don't know it.

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Speaker 1 How about this one? About one-third of America is now reporting being extremely or very concerned about climate change. That's 10 percentage points less than in 2019.
Okay, it was 44 percent.

Speaker 1 We're all gonna die in a fiery, flaming flood.

Speaker 1 It's gonna be so hot and then so cold and then so hot and then so cold, we're all gonna die. Good thing that we won't have any heaters or air conditioning units.

Speaker 1 Now, just over half of respondents say they think their actions have an effect on climate change. Three years prior, however, 66% say they believe their individual actions made a difference.

Speaker 1 When asked how much responsibility individuals bear for addressing the issue, only 45% said a great deal or a lot.

Speaker 1 That percentage was 50%.

Speaker 1 Despite relative apathy regarding climate change, 71% do believe that it is happening. Only 11% remain disbelievers.
Now, let me tell you something.

Speaker 1 People on the right are always called flat earthers. They don't believe in climate change.

Speaker 1 Of course, I believe in climate change. What do you think?

Speaker 1 What was the ice age?

Speaker 1 Of course, the climate changes. Climate changes for a myriad of reasons.
And I'm one of them that believe that, yes, we we probably have an effect on it too.

Speaker 1 We should do everything we can to be healthy for ourselves, our children, our posterity, the animals, the trees, the water.

Speaker 1 Nah, I dare to tell you what I'm really thinking.

Speaker 1 I think I want the dirtiest, greasiest,

Speaker 1 just chemical-ridden water for my kids in their future. You know what I mean?

Speaker 1 Who says that? That's like a Disney villain.

Speaker 1 However, I also think the earth is alive. No, it's not Gaia.
It's not a god. It's a living thing.

Speaker 1 And I think

Speaker 1 the earth will destroy us when it's ready.

Speaker 1 And I also believe in a God who might do the same thing before the earth gets around to it. I'm just saying.

Speaker 1 There are certain things you have to do.

Speaker 1 But this climate hysteria

Speaker 1 does not, if you don't buy into, we're all gonna be dead by 1230 this afternoon,

Speaker 1 if you don't believe in that, you're not a flat earther.

Speaker 1 You're a reasoned thinking human being.

Speaker 1 This is not

Speaker 1 about climate change. See, this is the real problem.
This is where you separate the thinking people from the, oh my gosh

Speaker 1 people.

Speaker 1 Okay?

Speaker 1 This is where this is where the rubber meets the road

Speaker 1 should we

Speaker 1 tube

Speaker 1 the global economy which has made the air cleaner the water fresher

Speaker 1 the skies cleaner

Speaker 1 people's lives better

Speaker 1 should we should we just dump all of that

Speaker 1 You know, if America falls,

Speaker 1 if America would fall, what do you think's gonna happen to our national parks?

Speaker 1 Oh, those are gonna work out. Oh, well, we're gonna fall, but we're keeping the forest rangers.
No.

Speaker 1 We're gonna fall, but we'll still have all those firefighters in the airplanes to put the national forest out. No.

Speaker 1 Nope.

Speaker 1 We have to be reasonable.

Speaker 1 And what's happened is it has become a giant industry.

Speaker 1 And now it has gotten so bad. By the way,

Speaker 1 have you noticed the hurricanes?

Speaker 1 The hurricanes this year.

Speaker 1 I mean, look at the fires and the floods and all the horrible, horrid, horrible, horrible, horrid, horrid, horrible, awful, nasty, just life-threatening stuff that is or isn't happening.

Speaker 1 Have you noticed that the hurricane season both be the worst? We're wipe out by

Speaker 1 nothing yet. In fact, this is the first time in seven years that a hurricane hasn't even formed in the Atlantic basin.

Speaker 1 Yeah, first time in seven years.

Speaker 1 Well, that's only because the big one is coming.

Speaker 1 Black Rock,

Speaker 1 which is the key of the behemoth of ESG and the ESG mafia,

Speaker 1 has just added new people to the White House. Isn't that great?

Speaker 1 Yeah,

Speaker 1 yeah, they're now working up the upraiser.

Speaker 1 Well, we already have one as chief economic advisor to the president, and another one that's a chief economic advisor to the vice president, and another one who's a chief economic advisor from BlackRock at the Treasury Department.

Speaker 1 So we have that going for us, but they're adding new people.

Speaker 1 So we've got this public-private partnership with BlackRock.

Speaker 1 And BlackRock's getting even more money today. Yeah, yeah.
Climate stocks going through the roof today because Biden's about to sign that $740 billion

Speaker 1 bill.

Speaker 1 Yeah.

Speaker 1 Yeah. Now, this is really great.
I love this.

Speaker 1 But let me give you some good news. This comes today from the Wall Street Journal.
The Wall Street Journal, oh, you've got to be kidding me. Did it just dump on me?

Speaker 1 Here it is. The Wall Street Journal reports.
Our legendary editor, Robert Bartley, used to quip that it takes at least 65 editorials on a subject to really have any impact.

Speaker 1 Well, we know what he meant after laboring in the vineyards low these many years to draw attention in editorials to the politicized investing that travels under the bland label ESG for environmental social and governance yes it it

Speaker 1 it really was that quip that really pointed out that maybe they're slow to make an impact yeah or People just start waking up because regular people are talking, you know, they don't say and low after laboring in the vineyards low these many years.

Speaker 1 That's not the way people talk, Wall Street Journal.

Speaker 1 But now people are starting to pay attention to it. And I want to give you something in the Wall Street Journal today that is extraordinarily good news.

Speaker 1 Meanwhile, an intriguing new investment alternative to ESG funds has gone public.

Speaker 1 Strive Asset Management last week announced its first exchange-traded fund, DRLL, a passively managed energy index fund designed to mimic BlackBrock's passive U.S. energy index fund.

Speaker 1 Strive says it's raised more than $100 million in assets under management and has $160 million in traded volume in its first week. We have no brief for any particular business model.

Speaker 1 Let everyone compete for the investment dollars the way we said. Oh, Lowe, you are still striving.

Speaker 1 Anyway, they talk about how Strive, $100 million. Remember, when he announced it on this program, he said if we could get up to a billion dollars, we're going to make an impact on

Speaker 1 the energy industry. Well, they're a tenth of the way there.

Speaker 1 This is not a commercial and not investment advice because

Speaker 1 I'm not being paid for this. I wish I was.
I should be paid a lot. Oh, they are actually a, aren't they a new sponsor on like Blaze or something? But this isn't a commercial.

Speaker 1 Have you talked about moving some of your money that you might have in investment over to DRL?

Speaker 1 Strive? Just look up Strive Asset Management. Yes, I have, Glenn.
You've actually done it, haven't you? I have. I did it during the interview.
Yeah. I was like, yeah, screw it.

Speaker 1 I'm signing on right now. Yeah, I've got to go through my wife.
It's slow. That process is committees, meetings with my wife.

Speaker 1 Oh, we know who runs the house. He does convince us.
He does.

Speaker 1 But I think it's a really good thing. I don't know about investment, but this is the way to beat ESG, and they are freaking out.
It's really building quickly, too, right? Oh, yeah.

Speaker 1 This is turning into a pretty big deal. I'm not just us talking about it.
I'm going today to Utah, to Salt Lake, to do a meeting tomorrow with the House and the Senate

Speaker 1 in an off-session meeting about ESG.

Speaker 1 Tonight, I was supposed to just have dinner with some people, and I don't know how this happened, but it turned into like an open event because the Attorney general's coming, and the senators are coming, and Mike Lee's going to be there.

Speaker 1 Everybody's going to be there. All of a sudden, I think it's like a 2,000-seat dinner that we're at.
It's like, I just thought we were getting together with some friends.

Speaker 1 So, tonight, I'm meeting with the real activists of ESG, the people who are really, truly making a difference. And that has to happen in every state.

Speaker 1 I'm really glad to see what they are doing now in

Speaker 1 Arizona. The Arizona Attorney General is now getting together with 19 other attorney generals all across the country, and they're demanding BlackRock give them answers.

Speaker 1 They have been hiding behind this and then telling investors, oh, you know what, you're going to lose money for the next 10 years, you know, but it's going to be so worth it because, you know, we all really care.

Speaker 1 Look, if you care about that, I mean, this is how I'm pitching it to my wife. I don't know if it's going to make money.
You know me.

Speaker 1 I have no idea, but I'd I'd like to invest in it because I believe in America and I believe in America's energy independence. And so if it just holds even, or even if we lose a little, I'm okay.

Speaker 1 We should do that. And I'm fine with that.
But don't take my retirement money and without me knowing that you're doing that, just assign it into an ESG program. No,

Speaker 1 no.

Speaker 1 That is, people are waking up and they are freaked out of their mind

Speaker 1 which brings me to what they want to do next

Speaker 1 to stop you from listening to people like me or doing your own homework or having these very dangerous opinions what the World Economic Forum is now proposing for the internet we go there in 60 seconds

Speaker 1 I don't know about you, but I value my sanity, you know, such as it is. I try to take care of it when I can.
I try not to put too much pressure on it, you know, because it will break.

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Speaker 1 So I'm going to get into this probably a little more tomorrow, but I think this is

Speaker 1 kind of

Speaker 1 really, really, really, really important.

Speaker 1 And it is what they want to do now to make sure, because it's very dangerous.

Speaker 1 Oh, it is very dangerous out there for just the regular person because they can get sucked up into these conspiracy theories. Oh, like conspiracy theories like ESG isn't happening, like that.

Speaker 1 So here's what they're talking about now. World Economic Forum is becoming a little concerned.

Speaker 1 Unapproved opinions are becoming more popular and online censors can't keep up with the millions of people being more aware and more vocal.

Speaker 1 The censorship engines employed by the internet platforms turn out to be quite stupid and incapable. People are even daring to complain about the World Economic Forum.
That's unacceptable. So

Speaker 1 WEF author has come up with a solution she proposes to collect off-platform intelligence from millions of sources to spy on people and new ideas, then merge this information together for content removal decisions sent to the internet platforms.

Speaker 1 They are looking for an intelligence-based approach and use AI.

Speaker 1 What they're doing is they want to bring in multi-language, human-curated, off-platform intelligence into learning sets.

Speaker 1 The AI will then be able to detect nuanced, novel abuses at scale before they reach mainstream platforms. So in other words,

Speaker 1 they're suggesting that they start collecting

Speaker 1 billions of bits of information on each of us and they see where are these things starting.

Speaker 1 And they'll be able to do that because they can predict each individual. This is not beyond the capability of AI anymore.

Speaker 1 And so they're going to find out, yeah, that tweet was bad, but where did that tweet really come from?

Speaker 1 That tweet was started two years ago when that individual was reading this thing. Let's get rid of that thing.

Speaker 1 That person has been listening to this, this, and this, and reading this.

Speaker 1 And the other person that came up with the same kind of idea was reading the same thing and listening to two out of the four people.

Speaker 1 Let's get rid of those.

Speaker 1 That's what they're talking about doing. It is truly mind control.

Speaker 1 They are going to start

Speaker 1 censoring the internet

Speaker 1 in advance of you forming a wrong opinion.

Speaker 1 Also, it's not good enough to censor John 1234 at Google or Gmail.

Speaker 1 It's not good enough to do that and cancel his tweet because that one tweet, it has to be all across all platforms and anything that person is connected to.

Speaker 1 This is ESG in action.

Speaker 1 It's not enough to take you off of Twitter,

Speaker 1 depending on how misinformed you are.

Speaker 1 They will reach into all platforms that you would use

Speaker 1 and ban you from all platforms.

Speaker 1 This is Orwell, 1984.

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Speaker 1 I would highly suggest that you talk to people that you think might get it

Speaker 1 who are kind of on the fence and going, you know, look, this is probably not good. And don't make it about Donald Trump for sure.
Just say, okay, look, I mean, let's be honest.

Speaker 1 If this was happening on the other side, yeah, well, it wouldn't.

Speaker 1 If it was happening on the other side, you would be saying the same thing. You would be saying, we're in trouble.

Speaker 1 You know, we're in trouble. I blame one side.
You blame the other.

Speaker 1 The problem is the government has the power to control it.

Speaker 1 Whatever side gets it can

Speaker 1 beat down the other side. That's not America.

Speaker 1 ESG is controlling how we invest,

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Speaker 1 Wow, I'm sad to hear this.

Speaker 1 Jeffrey Toobin is leaving CNN.

Speaker 1 Yeah.

Speaker 1 So what's horrible is he found out he was he found out he was on a date with Pamela Anderson and

Speaker 1 he found out they called him up and they said, hey, you know,

Speaker 1 don't worry, you're going to be fine. You're good, you know, with handiwork,

Speaker 1 manual labor,

Speaker 1 you're used to working alone, you know what I mean?

Speaker 1 You know, maybe you could do hand puppets,

Speaker 1 you know, or

Speaker 1 hand-to-gland combat or something, you know, something like that. Hand-to-gland combat.

Speaker 1 I mean, hand-to-hand. What did I say? Hand-to-back.
Yeah. And, you know, but he's thinking about going out west because he's an expert in roping the pony.

Speaker 1 Maybe you'll see him on Dancing with Stars, you know, Dancing with a One-Eyed Sailor.

Speaker 1 You just don't.

Speaker 1 Don't know that we need more

Speaker 1 potential. I know you could.

Speaker 1 There's a lot of career options for Jeffrey Tubin. Lots of them.
Lots of them. But he's been yanked out, they say.
No, no, he's saying he's doing it.

Speaker 1 He's decided to leave. He has decided it's time.
And I think this is fascinating because what kind of move is this?

Speaker 1 Like, either, look, you go and you do a Zoom call, which you end with use any one of Glenn's euphemisms

Speaker 1 to describe an action that he engaged in, and all your coworkers view it. You, I think, have two options at that point.

Speaker 1 You either care so much about this job at CNN that you somehow fight through all the embarrassment to come back on the air,

Speaker 1 or you go away and do something else and hope no one ever brings it up again.

Speaker 1 He instead has fought to get back on the air for like six months, and then he says he's leaving, which I just don't believe. I mean, I'm sure they're pushing him out, but still.

Speaker 1 It was a weird choice. On a gentleman's ranch, you know, riding the baloney pony.
And he was

Speaker 1 Lawyers for CNN are trying to argue that retweets and follows qualify as endorsements. Now, here's what's going on.
They're being sued by General Flynn and his wife.

Speaker 1 And they say that he was a QAnon follower because he followed QAnon's page and he retweeted things. Now, I follow CNN, and I'm clearly not a supporter of CNN.

Speaker 1 I have retweeted CNN, New York Times, The Atlantic. I clearly don't endorse those things.
But that's what CNN is trying to say. If you've ever retweeted something,

Speaker 1 you're a follower. You're part of that campaign.
That's amazing. It's an amazing standard.
Yeah. Because I'm sure CNN has retweeted stuff from Donald Trump, for example.

Speaker 1 So they endorse him.

Speaker 1 Donald Trump. Yeah.

Speaker 1 That's an interesting headline to put it yourself. It is.

Speaker 1 We can go back to Jeffrey Toobin if you like. The walls are closing in on Alec Baldwin.

Speaker 1 They said that his finger was on the trigger and that he did pull the trigger. He said, yeah, that was his defense is that he never actually pulled the trigger.
It just went off.

Speaker 1 Yeah, and the FBI came out. Now, I mean, it was the FBI.
But the FBI came out and said,

Speaker 1 no,

Speaker 1 the gun doesn't just go off by itself. Now,

Speaker 1 that is remarkable because I think a lot of people on the left just think guns go off by themselves. That's not how guns work.
No. No.

Speaker 1 And they said, you know, they thought, you know, because he was like, something's wrong with this gun. You know, all I did was squeeze it.

Speaker 1 And so now he's,

Speaker 1 well, his attorney says, well, this is no big deal. Yeah, I mean, okay, so he squeezed the trigger.
And the gun gun went off. He didn't know the gun was going.
Oh, he squeezed the trigger.

Speaker 1 And besides, they say, the medical examiner said it was an accident.

Speaker 1 The medical examiner,

Speaker 1 they're not investigating the gun or the guy who pulled.

Speaker 1 I mean,

Speaker 1 I don't think it matters what the medical examiner says, does it? If the FBI comes in and goes, yeah,

Speaker 1 I think he killed him.

Speaker 1 Yeah, I don't know. I mean, they seem to have unlimited power these days, so I don't know

Speaker 1 what the case is. That's interesting.
So I feel bad for him. Yeah, he doesn't.

Speaker 1 I don't.

Speaker 1 It seems like

Speaker 1 honestly, it didn't seem like people were really blaming him for this, were they? No. It seems like people were like, you know, look, whoever was dealing with the guns shouldn't have had it loaded.

Speaker 1 Yeah, if he would have squeezed the trigger, oh, what? Oh, well, it's not supposed to have a bullet in it. Right.
You know what I mean?

Speaker 1 No, it didn't seem like he, his ex, you know, he's one of these guys that, of course, you can't trust a word he says. He's always been one of these guys.

Speaker 1 And I think he tried, his defense, he tried to stretch it beyond what was reasonable. Like, I mean, look,

Speaker 1 you know, I think people would understand a story in which somebody who somebody acted erratically, did not do their job, put a real bullet in this gun, he pulls a trigger. How is he supposed to know?

Speaker 1 Yeah, I mean, he's handed the gun, he pulls a trigger. He would have had it pointed to another actor.
Right. I mean, it would have been just, it would have been somebody else.
It's not his fault.

Speaker 1 But he's not coming. The story was initially told.
Well, he's trying to cover his ass because it's his production.

Speaker 1 So he's responsible for the safety on the set.

Speaker 1 So it's not just the pulling of the trigger. They're saying he's responsible.
And apparently they cut some corners. And now he's trying to...

Speaker 1 So his defense on that is, well, the gun mysteriously went off. Yeah.

Speaker 1 And I couldn't have predicted that even as the producer of the. I mean, I don't know how he saved money.
It's not like he, I mean, maybe he did. He's like, we got a big box of ammunition.

Speaker 1 Some of them are blank. Some of them aren't.
I don't know the difference. We bought a mixed, but we bought the mixed box

Speaker 1 at the gun store. Yeah.

Speaker 1 Some of them are deadly rounds, armor-piercing, and some are just starter blanks. Sorry.
It's like when you go, like you get a big handful of assorted candies. You know, some of them, you go get them.

Speaker 1 Some of them are deadly. Some of them aren't.

Speaker 1 Some of them are poison. Just went out.
Southern Starburst. I don't know.

Speaker 1 I don't know.

Speaker 1 Let me ask two things. How's Lynn Cheney doing today?

Speaker 1 Lynn Cheney.

Speaker 1 Well, there's a couple ways to tell on Lynn Cheney.

Speaker 1 Liz Cheney. You could look at the

Speaker 1 results of polls, which show her very far behind,

Speaker 1 though maybe narrowing the gap slightly to, you know, a couple dozen points.

Speaker 1 But you can vote if if you're a Democrat.

Speaker 1 So, you know, it's not, I, I, I don't think it's very likely that she is going to keep this thing close, but it could be, it could be closer than people think. Predict it, which is the

Speaker 1 prediction site where you can put money on basically betting on these elections, although they would not call it that.

Speaker 1 And also, they're getting shut down by the government currently, but that's a whole other story. Anyway,

Speaker 1 they say that it's, I think, a 90%, she has maybe a 3% or 4% chance of winning. So very, very low.

Speaker 1 The most clear-cut example, though, as to why you know Liz Cheney is going to lose is that every mainstream media is writing stories about her next chapter,

Speaker 1 which is running for president. That is what they are.
She's going to challenge him. They are insinuating this.
Now, I don't know.

Speaker 1 She hasn't said that, although she goes very far out of her way not to push those rumors down. You know, she's, oh, I'm running right now for this.
We'll make a decision on 2024 later on.

Speaker 1 Now, you say that when you're running for this. I mean, it's like it's Betto.
She's just Betto. She's a chick

Speaker 1 who is repeating Betto's great success. You know, I've been a failure.

Speaker 1 I lost by, you know, just a handful of voters, you know, just a couple of dozen points.

Speaker 1 But I think I can parlay that into a national campaign. Yeah.

Speaker 1 I don't think she necessarily thinks she's going to win the presidency. Maybe she's trying to split the vote or something.
I don't know.

Speaker 1 What's really really fascinating about Liz Cheney, because you look at like the other person on the January 6th Commission, is Adam Kinzinger, who's been a guy who's, you know, always been kind of moderate.

Speaker 1 And, you know, he's kind of hawkish militarily, but never really aligned with conservative values or anything. You know, Liz Cheney's had a pretty conservative voting record.

Speaker 1 It's amazing how fast overall this has changed. This is a woman who, in 2020, the election we're talking about, voted for Donald Trump.

Speaker 1 She voted, she was not, she literally voted for Donald Trump in 2020. And after the whole,

Speaker 1 her opposition to Trump, she says, is

Speaker 1 the way he handled the post-election period in January 6th, right? So she then turns into a big critic Iron January 6th, which there was a decent amount of those. Yeah.
I didn't like it.

Speaker 1 She hit the way he handled January 6th and on January 6th. Months later, she survives a vote.
Inside the Republican Party to remain in leadership.

Speaker 1 This is not, this is after all of this happened. Right.
She survives that vote. Then eventually she gets pulled out months after that.
And I think it's an interesting

Speaker 1 example of, you know, the Republicans can deal with criticism of Donald Trump. They can say, hey, I don't like what he did here.

Speaker 1 I mean, Kemp is a good example in Georgia, a guy who came out and said, no, the election wasn't stolen and he's wrong. And he was very, very clear on that.

Speaker 1 And, but he didn't make his whole life about sinking Donald Trump. He said what he believed and then he moved on and was and governed his state and then won his primary by 40 points.
Right. Right.

Speaker 1 Against a real challenge. She has made her whole life about him

Speaker 1 and destroying him. I just don't.

Speaker 1 I don't think people want that. And then again, you know.
190 million people voted for Joe Biden, whose whole thing. I believe the number is 590 million.
Five.

Speaker 1 That's my latest country. How is this? One last one.

Speaker 1 Sarah Palin. Palin is in the most confusing day of voting i've ever seen in my entire life alaska i it's it is people go up there and they're like i think i'm gonna be happy up there

Speaker 1 which do you expect so the vote is tonight will you have the election results tonight of course not because it takes forever to get the vote so they it's what is it august 7th 16th today uh tonight the they won't even get They have to get all the votes in from overseas balloting, which can come all the way until August 31st.

Speaker 1 So there's no way. From overseas balloting.
What? I guess military ballots and such.

Speaker 1 So all the way until August 31st before they can even start the process of the ranked choice voting, which is new in Alaska now. So that's going to hit this time.

Speaker 1 And to make it even more confusing, they are having two elections

Speaker 1 today.

Speaker 1 For the same office. For the same office.
Right. They are doing the general election for the candidate that will replace

Speaker 1 the deceased congressman that will go. We've missed him.
We've missed him.

Speaker 1 And they will be in office for like six months. So the general election for that race is today.

Speaker 1 Also, the same day with almost all the same candidates is the primary for the normal election that's going on in November. For the same congressional seat.

Speaker 1 For the same congressional seat that you won't actually get into office until January. So there's two elections, same date.
Palin is in both of them. Nick Bagich is the third is in both of them.

Speaker 1 Now, he is a guy who is the,

Speaker 1 he's running as a Republican, but is

Speaker 1 it the son? I don't remember. A very well-known Alaskan family.
The guy was a governor, but he was a Democrat. So

Speaker 1 he's the Republican son of a well-known Democrat from the state.

Speaker 1 And then there's a Mary Peltola, who is, she is, I think, the first. She would be the first, what is it, native Alaskan or I don't know.
She's some Aleutian. Something like that.
So anyway,

Speaker 1 so this is going on today. Most likely, the Inuit.

Speaker 1 I don't, maybe, something like that.

Speaker 1 You could start naming things. I'm just going to say yes because I don't remember what it was.

Speaker 1 But it's something vital that we must know about because identity politics are incredibly crucial in our world. Bottom line is

Speaker 1 Palin

Speaker 1 has a good chance of winning, but honestly, it's so confusing. I don't know exactly what's going to happen here.

Speaker 1 Palin is, if you want to look at the prediction markets, Palin is the favorite, 63%, Vegas 28, Paltola, 16. There's an idea that

Speaker 1 because of the way the ranked choice voting shakes out, that the people, if you don't put Palin number one, you probably don't want her. So they're thinking that if

Speaker 1 it's somewhat close, the second and third place votes might overwhelm Palin in a close election. That's what the left is hoping for.

Speaker 1 But we will have to. Just another reason today I'm glad I don't live in Alaska.
You know what I mean? Yeah. I've had enough problems with my life.
I don't need to go, wait, what? I didn't do what?

Speaker 1 How do I,

Speaker 1 you know, it's cold. It's cold.
It's cold. And if it's not cold, because it is August, what day is it? It was, I could tell you, yesterday in chicken, Alaska.
Chicken? This is a real place.

Speaker 1 It has 12 residents. It was 60 degrees as exactly.
44 is a low. So you got those, you got the mosquitoes just, you know, they're big as dogs up there at this point.

Speaker 1 And then, you know, then you won't see the sun in about a week. Right.

Speaker 1 So it'll be, it's great. It's great.
Anyway, gold line.

Speaker 1 I don't know why I just thought of mush. That was what I'm talking about.
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