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Speaker 8 We've got new inflation numbers.

Speaker 11 Oh, they're so good. They're so good.

Speaker 14 It's a higher number than they expected.

Speaker 15 But I don't think they've been expecting inflation at all.

Speaker 18 At any time, every month, it's like, well, that's higher than we expected.

Speaker 19 Yeah, maybe you should change your expectations because I...

Speaker 21 I don't think you understand how inflation works.

Speaker 23 We'll get to that.

Speaker 26 Plus, the abortion debate that was happening yesterday and the farmers of Europe.

Speaker 28 They are protesting.

Speaker 29 Why?

Speaker 13 And what does it mean to us?

Speaker 29 All that and more.

Speaker 30 Coming up in 60 seconds.

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Speaker 15 it seems like anywhere you go in the country, there's a price to be paid.

Speaker 11 For instance, just got back from vacation.

Speaker 24 Tried to leave the fires of Mordor behind. What is the temperature there, Stu?

Speaker 39 Well, it's over 100 for, I think, the next 10 or 12 days, but it hit 106, 107, I think, yesterday. Nice, nice.

Speaker 40 It was cool.

Speaker 41 Nice cool.

Speaker 42 Yeah, yeah.

Speaker 44 So I was in St.

Speaker 6 George, and it was 106,

Speaker 20 I think, last week.

Speaker 17 And really, it was not that bad.

Speaker 6 I mean,

Speaker 46 it does feel like you're standing in an oven.

Speaker 47 But it's a convection oven.

Speaker 48 So I think it cooks you faster and you don't sweat as much.

Speaker 15 Like I went outside, wasn't like, well, wasn't sweating really at all.

Speaker 53 You go outside for 10 seconds in Dallas and you have to change your shirt.

Speaker 39 Yeah, and Dallas is not nearly as bad as some areas of the southeast that we've been.

Speaker 54 Houston. Yeah.
Oh, God.

Speaker 39 Houston as well. Yeah.
Yeah. But the dry heat is actually a thing.
That is, it's a, it's a cliche and an accurate one.

Speaker 45 Yeah.

Speaker 43 Except there does come a point to where you're like,

Speaker 6 yeah, but I mean,

Speaker 10 the oven is also a place I don't want to live.

Speaker 43 It's true.

Speaker 15 It's a very dry heat at 365.

Speaker 40 Very dry.

Speaker 6 But I don't think I want to live there. Anyway,

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Speaker 50 and then you have to deal with the heat and everything else,

Speaker 15 get your...

Speaker 40 Get your life back. Get your life back.

Speaker 20 I can't help you with the climate, but I will tell you that I don't have the pain anymore where I wake up and my hands hurt and I get out of bed and I think to myself, I used to every day.

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Speaker 48 So, Stu,

Speaker 28 I could start on a couple of things that I think need to be addressed,

Speaker 28 but aren't pressing, but I think I should just get them out of the way and address them because they're important.

Speaker 75 And one of them is: Bradley Cooper has

Speaker 53 been dating Anthony Weiner's ex, Huma Abedeen.

Speaker 6 And

Speaker 79 I think that has to be addressed.

Speaker 71 I think that has to be addressed.

Speaker 28 What are you thinking, Bradley? What are you thinking?

Speaker 67 How does that even happen?

Speaker 39 That's a perplexing one.

Speaker 39 As we, you know, Bradley Cooper seems to be able to do pretty well with the ladies.

Speaker 39 And maybe he could do better than Anthony Wiener's ex.

Speaker 39 But she may be delightful.

Speaker 39 I don't know. Just

Speaker 39 from an outsider's perspective, if you will, not exactly who I'd see Bradley Cooper with.

Speaker 2 Yeah, yeah.

Speaker 87 The more pressing story, I think, is Mickey Rourke.

Speaker 17 Mickey Rourke. Are you avoiding?

Speaker 39 Are you intentionally trying to avoid the world right now?

Speaker 89 Is that what you're doing?

Speaker 39 You're trying to escape?

Speaker 90 I am a little bit.

Speaker 58 Mickey, because I can solve these problems.

Speaker 15 Mickey Rourke.

Speaker 8 has

Speaker 91 dismissed Tom Cruise in a in-depth interview.

Speaker 8 Now, I think just an in-depth interview with Mickey Rourke should be addressed, but I'm going to leave that to others.

Speaker 92 In this in-depth interview with Mickey Rourke, he dismisses Tom Cruise as, quote, irrelevant.

Speaker 46 Now, Mickey,

Speaker 44 to quote one of my favorite movies, You keep using this word and I don't think it means what you think it means.

Speaker 90 Irrelevant would be you,

Speaker 91 not Tom Cruise.

Speaker 15 He said,

Speaker 17 look,

Speaker 21 there's a time when you just, you look at it and you're living in a sham.

Speaker 6 And

Speaker 37 you look at Tom Cruise, and Tom Cruise is just playing the same role over and over again.

Speaker 6 And that doesn't mean anything.

Speaker 44 He's been doing the same effing part for 35 years.

Speaker 34 You know, I got no respect, really, brother. I don't care about money or power.

Speaker 56 I like Al Pacino and Christopher Walkin.

Speaker 100 But no respect for Tom Cruise.

Speaker 21 Tom Cruise flew a jet.

Speaker 100 Jumps off cliffs.

Speaker 8 Does his own stunts.

Speaker 46 It's not like he's doing the same thing.

Speaker 88 They're all insane.

Speaker 33 For 35 years, he's been doing insane things.

Speaker 21 Where I look at you and what you've done, Mickey, to your face, and I think that's just insane.

Speaker 6 It's not an insane thing.

Speaker 6 That's a sign you're insane.

Speaker 67 Maybe it's just me.

Speaker 39 No, I think you're onto something here. I don't think he's going to win over a lot of people with that.
I mean, first of all, Tom Cruise has done a bunch of different roles.

Speaker 39 Like, he's actually played a bunch of different vibes and characters over the years. Yes, he comes back to the standard action hero guy, but he's done a lot of different stuff.

Speaker 39 Mickey Rourke, I think, made like Skin-A-Max movies in like 1985 and then did a movie about wrestling later on.

Speaker 39 Outside of that, I don't know.

Speaker 17 Hasn't been a huge career for Mickey, has there?

Speaker 42 Yeah,

Speaker 60 that's range. That's range.

Speaker 6 I just want to know

Speaker 72 why somebody found an hour

Speaker 84 in their day.

Speaker 52 They thought, you know, you know, it would be good use of my time today talking to Mickey Rourke.

Speaker 79 Because I think everybody wants to hear his opinion.

Speaker 39 You're trying to avoid the world.

Speaker 54 You are trying to avoid. 5.1?

Speaker 6 Yes, I am.

Speaker 39 You are.

Speaker 90 Yes, I am.

Speaker 39 You are trying to, when you realized today that the inflation numbers came out and they were higher than even experts predicted, which is only what happens every single time.

Speaker 39 You decided to dig a hole and climb into it. A hole of Mickey Rourke, a hole of Bradley Cooper, and you've decided to climb into it and hide from Biden's economy.

Speaker 17 I have. I have.

Speaker 64 Can we talk about

Speaker 103 Bill Burr?

Speaker 27 Because I like Bill Burr, too.

Speaker 104 We could talk about him for a while.

Speaker 71 He's funny.

Speaker 39 I like Bill Burr.

Speaker 17 He's funny.

Speaker 11 I do, too.

Speaker 18 We ought to get him on the show.

Speaker 94 Okay, 9.1%.

Speaker 11 Okay, boo-hoo, cry me a river. It's bad.
It's bad.

Speaker 2 All right?

Speaker 102 But.

Speaker 90 What are you going to do about it? What are you going to do about it?

Speaker 52 You know what's really tragic?

Speaker 65 Yesterday, I had had

Speaker 55 a meeting with a guy who's his job is food forecasting.

Speaker 57 And

Speaker 47 as we're sitting down, we're just talking about what's coming.

Speaker 105 And he said, just got off the phone this morning early.

Speaker 71 We had people, forecasters from Asia.

Speaker 57 and then Europe, Africa, and me in the United States.

Speaker 15 And he said, millions of people are going to starve to death.

Speaker 44 Millions of people will starve to death.

Speaker 6 And he said, we're not doing anything about it.

Speaker 53 Nobody's really doing anything except the Dutch farmers who are now being joined by the Germans.

Speaker 28 Yeah, let's whip the Germans up into a frenzy, shall we?

Speaker 9 And he said,

Speaker 58 the reason why they're protesting is because they can't grow food.

Speaker 24 And with inflation, nobody, he said, Africa is going to get hit so hard.

Speaker 34 He said, America is going to get hit, but we won't really notice it.

Speaker 57 He said, I mean, we will, but not like they will in Africa.

Speaker 103 And I said to him, you know, what really hacks me off, if I was president of the United States, I would say, look, we all know that global hunger is coming, unlike anything that we have seen in our lifetime.

Speaker 56 And it's already here in some continents.

Speaker 98 They're running out of their wheat now, and they're not placed.

Speaker 90 So what do we do?

Speaker 9 Well, we're America.

Speaker 27 We have the energy that the world needs, and we have the food that the world needs.

Speaker 108 I'm going to take the restrictions, all this bullcrap restrictions off of our energy.

Speaker 49 We're going to start pumping oil.

Speaker 58 We're going to start using our shale if we have to.

Speaker 110 We're going to use our coal and our natural gas.

Speaker 89 We're going to pump it and we're going to sell it at a decent price to people all over the world that are currently worried about having no electricity.

Speaker 94 Then I'm going to take the restrictions off of our farmers and I'm going to tell them, plant, plant as much as you can.

Speaker 21 And we'll harvest and we will feed and warm the world.

Speaker 108 We have that capability and it would bring Americans together.

Speaker 29 But we won't do it.

Speaker 50 We won't do it.

Speaker 68 Instead, people, millions will starve to death, and we will have people that will actually tell us, you know, this is really good because of global warming.

Speaker 111 I mean, our farmers need to learn not to use fertilizers.

Speaker 39 Yeah. You know, Sri Lanka, Glenn, has a 98% ESG score, which is great.

Speaker 39 I mean, what a wonderful, wonderful thing for them. We have like a 50-something ESG score.
So we're way behind Sri Lanka.

Speaker 39 Now, of course, their their entire society is dissolved, and people are hanging out in the presidential mansion's pool. The guy's leasing, he's off in a ship off the coast.

Speaker 39 But, hey, their ESG score is 98 ahead of almost everybody, Glenn, because they did the things they needed to do for the environment.

Speaker 95 As the World Economic Forum said, these are the things that are going to make Sri Lanka a wealthy, wealthy nation by 2025.

Speaker 112 Two years into the World Economic Deforum

Speaker 67 experiment,

Speaker 66 you know, they're burning down the presidential palace.

Speaker 113 You know, they can't, they don't have any food or money or anything else.

Speaker 58 So I think this is going to work out really, really well.

Speaker 75 By the way, did you get your copy of the Journal of Climate Change yet?

Speaker 106 Have you gotten the latest copy, Stu?

Speaker 39 I'm a subscriber, but the shipping, you know, these supply chains, Glenn, I just don't have it yet.

Speaker 116 Oh, shoot, shoot, shoot, shoot.

Speaker 58 Well, here's the thing:

Speaker 55 they have just assessed now

Speaker 117 that

Speaker 84 the United States

Speaker 9 causes $1.8 trillion

Speaker 59 of losses because of our greenhouse gas emissions for the entire world.

Speaker 42 Just what we put out into the air because we want our lifestyle, we burn coal.

Speaker 121 We are causing a $1.8 trillion

Speaker 38 loss

Speaker 60 for the global economic scene. So,

Speaker 21 you know what we should do?

Speaker 32 Wow, hear me out on this.

Speaker 122 Since we have emitted so much

Speaker 115 and we now have a number attached to that on what the globe lost because of our greenhouse emissions,

Speaker 8 we should take some of our wealth and give it to the rest of the world.

Speaker 17 What do you think?

Speaker 39 Sounds like a great idea, and one that is certainly being pitched to the president, I'm sure, right now.

Speaker 50 Oh, I can only hope so.

Speaker 71 I bet they haven't thought of that, though, Stu.

Speaker 60 I bet they haven't thought of it.

Speaker 30 I bet you they, man,

Speaker 124 somebody's got to get to that, to the president right away.

Speaker 44 By the way, there is an invitation-only summit on the World Economic Forum's ESG.

Speaker 47 This is happening at Aspen, the Aspen ESG Summit.

Speaker 126 You know,

Speaker 7 all the great people are there.

Speaker 82 You know, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, the Rockefeller Foundation, Black Rock, Crown Family, Ford Foundation, the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, the Bloomberg Family Foundation.

Speaker 65 These are great. These are great, great people

Speaker 58 who have your interest at heart.

Speaker 10 No, they do.

Speaker 127 Just like Marie Antoinette.

Speaker 67 And they're getting together at the summit because they're a little concerned that ESG is getting a black eye.

Speaker 9 And people are starting to

Speaker 128 revolt against it.

Speaker 126 And,

Speaker 82 you know, from what I understand,

Speaker 28 you know, the Aspen Forum and those members, they get it.

Speaker 128 They say, you know, hey, the people are revolting.

Speaker 60 Yes, I know.

Speaker 68 They certainly are.

Speaker 10 That's why we're not part of the people.

Speaker 68 We're the elites.

Speaker 9 But they're going to fix things.

Speaker 6 We'll have more on the elites

Speaker 47 in in just a second.

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Speaker 9 Hey, I don't know if you've heard yet.

Speaker 40 This is great news.

Speaker 112 9.1%

Speaker 59 inflation.

Speaker 113 You know, no biggie, higher than expected.

Speaker 36 The BBC is reporting today that Ukraine is now

Speaker 58 considering legalizing same-sex marriage.

Speaker 67 Now, I find this amazing.

Speaker 55 I mean, there they are, these courageous people, fighting a war, fighting a war for their very lives, and yet they have time to gather, debate, and write a new law legalizing same-sex marriage.

Speaker 47 That's fantastic.

Speaker 71 Oh,

Speaker 131 beautiful for spacious skies,

Speaker 116 for amber waves of grain.

Speaker 6 Now, I'm wondering at what point

Speaker 15 was

Speaker 133 was it the first 15 billion where we required that?

Speaker 30 Or did it take the full 60 billion for us to say, you know,

Speaker 36 but you're going to have to change some laws.

Speaker 28 We need you to join the global community

Speaker 101 and legalize same-sex marriage.

Speaker 46 Because,

Speaker 58 now call me a cynic.

Speaker 48 I have a feeling that that's exactly what happened.

Speaker 36 And I wouldn't doubt that Samantha Power, you know, Cass Sunstein's squeeze.

Speaker 48 I wouldn't doubt that her fingerprints are all over this.

Speaker 65 I can guarantee you that this is what your money just bought.

Speaker 47 Yeah, yeah, yeah, it bought some missiles and things like that.

Speaker 65 But I can guarantee you, we said to them, you know, you're going to have to play ball with us.

Speaker 28 I'll bet you they'll be celebrating abortions in Ukraine soon.

Speaker 28 Guarantee it. Guarantee it.

Speaker 11 Our research department should start looking for those breadcrumbs.

Speaker 92 Maybe you can look for the breadcrumbs as well.

Speaker 23 By the way, yesterday, a draft report

Speaker 120 from the

Speaker 13 National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration recommended that we breach the dams.

Speaker 15 We take the dams down on the Snake River

Speaker 93 because

Speaker 60 we're talking about some serious,

Speaker 19 serious problems.

Speaker 60 We need to decrease the travel time for salmon.

Speaker 29 Now,

Speaker 127 I don't know about you, but I hope we can get it super efficient for the salmon to, you know, swim upstream.

Speaker 84 Maybe, you know, and the federal government, when they want efficiency, maybe we could send the

Speaker 59 Department of Homeland Security, you know, the people at our airports.

Speaker 60 Because I have a hard time

Speaker 60 with travel time as well.

Speaker 58 But thank goodness the federal government is there.

Speaker 6 Now, sure, sure, the salmon are going to be able to, you know, be home for Christmas.

Speaker 26 But there's some other problems with taking down those dams.

Speaker 90 One would be

Speaker 8 it would cost $19.6 billion

Speaker 48 to households,

Speaker 9 driving the price of energy up to 18%

Speaker 22 just for the loss of those dams.

Speaker 16 18% higher energy bills.

Speaker 7 And that's what they're telling us.

Speaker 75 Although I bet it will turn out higher than expected.

Speaker 77 Oh, golly.

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Speaker 28 Blaze TV contributor Eric July's Rippiverse Comics.

Speaker 95 Kind of putting a stake in the ground, one that Marvel and DC

Speaker 36 should pay attention to.

Speaker 60 He has an independent comic book coming from Rippiverse Comics.

Speaker 19 Pre-order sales for its debut series, I think it's ISIM number one,

Speaker 106 have blown way past expectations.

Speaker 9 It's a pre-order campaign.

Speaker 84 They had a target of $100,000 in sales.

Speaker 11 The total sales revenue for

Speaker 55 July's first comic book series has approached $1 million

Speaker 28 in its first day.

Speaker 6 Not going to

Speaker 110 be a woke comic book.

Speaker 25 Eric July is in charge of it.

Speaker 6 We're going to have to have him on this week.

Speaker 84 That's amazing.

Speaker 106 Amazing.

Speaker 71 A million dollars in the first day of comic book sales for a comic book that doesn't exist and characters that are all brand new.

Speaker 78 It just promises not to be woke.

Speaker 17 It's really cool.

Speaker 39 Eric's a good dude, too, and he deserves it. He's super creative

Speaker 39 and deserves all of the success, but like really legitimately blowing through expectations, even his own expectations by a lot.

Speaker 39 I mean, it's got to blow. You can't just raise a million dollars on something like this in a couple of days and not be noticed.
You know, you'd think that these companies would be one day over this.

Speaker 39 Yeah, one day. I think it's over.
I thought last I saw it was right near a million, so it's got to be over that by now.

Speaker 30 So Starbucks is, by the way, say hello to Pat Gray from Pat Gray Unleashed.

Speaker 71 Hello, Pat.

Speaker 17 Hello, Glenn. Stu? Pat.

Speaker 136 Starbucks is

Speaker 140 closing 16 of its stores in response to spiking crime, including assault and drug use and theft in their stores.

Speaker 135 Huh.

Speaker 86 Now,

Speaker 100 what could have caused that?

Speaker 2 Hmm.

Speaker 45 Hmm.

Speaker 30 Stunner. You know, it might be that Stu.

Speaker 130 He said, you know, you can use

Speaker 136 our facilities, you you know,

Speaker 36 and even put in needle exchanges in some of their bathrooms.

Speaker 50 The 16 stores that will close by the end of this month, five in Seattle, one in Everett, Washington, six in Los Angeles, and two in Portland.

Speaker 58 Also, locations in Philadelphia and Washington, D.C.

Speaker 17 Now, I'm trying to think: what do all of those cities have in common?

Speaker 32 All in the U.S.

Speaker 2 Okay, yeah, all in the U.S.

Speaker 54 That's people, yeah, buildings, yeah,

Speaker 45 uh, they all serve coffee

Speaker 38 in those cities, they all serve coffee.

Speaker 6 Do you think any of them are progressive?

Speaker 11 Nah, we shouldn't even look at that.

Speaker 70 I'm sure not.

Speaker 45 Nah, I'm sure not.

Speaker 111 This couldn't happen to a finer company.

Speaker 28 Yeah. Congratulations.

Speaker 107 Well, congratulations.

Speaker 141 I think that they understand what the problem in those locations is. They didn't have enough tampons in the men's room.

Speaker 2 Oh, yeah. Yeah.

Speaker 2 Yeah.

Speaker 54 Yeah. Yeah.

Speaker 54 Staffens a lot.

Speaker 3 Yeah.

Speaker 29 Yeah. Yep.

Speaker 43 Darn it.

Speaker 109 Did you guys hear the testimony yesterday on,

Speaker 142 you know, who can give birth? Yep.

Speaker 36 Abortion testimony from,

Speaker 35 holy cow. Let me see if we

Speaker 62 have it.

Speaker 121 What do we have here? Let me.

Speaker 42 Yeah, we have it.

Speaker 11 This is from

Speaker 79 yesterday's hearing.

Speaker 142 It's a law professor from UC Berkeley, and she's talking to Josh Hawley, and

Speaker 47 he's asking about, can men get pregnant?

Speaker 59 Listen to this.

Speaker 39 You've referred to people with a capacity for pregnancy.

Speaker 98 Would that be women?

Speaker 143 Many women, cis women, have the capacity for pregnancy. Many cis women do not have the capacity for pregnancy.

Speaker 143 There are also trans men who are capable of pregnancy as well as non-binary people who are capable of pregnancy.

Speaker 144 So this isn't really a women's rights issue.

Speaker 39 It's a...

Speaker 143 We can recognize that this impacts women while also recognizing that it impacts other groups. Those things are not mutually exclusive, Senator Hawley.

Speaker 39 So your view is that the core of this right then is about what?

Speaker 143 So I want to recognize that your line of questioning is transphobic and it opens up trans people to violence by not recognizing that.

Speaker 144 I'm opening up people to violence by asking whether or not women are the folks who can have pregnancies.

Speaker 143 So,

Speaker 143 I want to note that one out of five transgender persons have attempted suicide. So, I think it's important.

Speaker 144 Because of my line of questioning,

Speaker 144 we can't talk about it.

Speaker 143 Because denying that trans people exist and pretending not to know that they exist.

Speaker 144 I'm denying that trans people exist by asking

Speaker 41 about women having pregnancies.

Speaker 39 I mean, this is like, oh, my gosh. It's like a religious dedication to being stupid.

Speaker 85 Yeah, it is.

Speaker 39 It's like, I wish they would be dedicated to something, something, some other pursuit.

Speaker 17 What is this?

Speaker 39 We all know what we're talking about. And she's acting as if Josh Hawley asking if this is a women's rights issue is causing suicides.
It's insanity.

Speaker 17 It's so ridiculous.

Speaker 39 No person, no human being could possibly believe that. Yet, there she is, blurting it out and acting super confident like she's got a big Twitter zinger she's about to post.
It's amazing.

Speaker 75 They have completely abandoned reality.

Speaker 87 You know what's crazy is

Speaker 94 absolutely abandoned reality and they plant their flag in that invisible universe and they're standing on no ground whatsoever.

Speaker 62 And they're like, yeah,

Speaker 11 that's right.

Speaker 94 People can fly.

Speaker 94 People can't fly.

Speaker 94 Are you saying that people who jump off of buildings can't fly?

Speaker 15 You know, people are committing suicide because of your denial that people can fly.

Speaker 17 What are you talking about?

Speaker 39 No, the suicide is they keep jumping off of buildings.

Speaker 11 That's the problem.

Speaker 45 Yeah,

Speaker 17 right.

Speaker 62 She went on.

Speaker 38 Here she is on the value of an unborn baby.

Speaker 146 Do you think a baby that is delivered alive has value?

Speaker 143 Yes.

Speaker 146 Do you think that a

Speaker 69 baby that is not yet born has value?

Speaker 143 I believe that a person with a capacity for pregnancy has value. They have intelligence.
They have agency. They have a bad business.

Speaker 143 And I'm talking about the person with a capacity for pregnancy.

Speaker 146 And you're not answering the question. I'm asking you.

Speaker 143 I'm answering a more interesting question.

Speaker 45 Do you think that the baby

Speaker 146 that is not yet born, let's say the day before this mother delivers, do you think that baby has value?

Speaker 143 I think that the person with a capacity for pregnancy has value and they should have the ability to control what happens to their lives. Well,

Speaker 45 good God.

Speaker 29 Can you imagine?

Speaker 33 Can you even imagine in her, you know, in her classroom, if you wrote a paper and you said, and they said, you know, I want it to be about abortion, whatever, and you talked about giraffes.

Speaker 17 And

Speaker 75 you turned the paper in, it's all about giraffes.

Speaker 15 And she would say, well, that's not the topic that we were talking about.

Speaker 58 I know, but this is a more interesting paper.

Speaker 46 Do you think they would accept that?

Speaker 39 This person is convinced that she is about a hundred times smarter than she is. That's what's fascinating to me about that clip more than anything because she's

Speaker 39 super confident. And it's interesting, you know, we play, look, we do this all the time, right?

Speaker 39 We play clips of liberals looking stupid and answering questions in dumb ways and getting caught in their ridiculous logic. And we do that all the time.
It's a fun part of the show.

Speaker 39 What's interesting about this clip in particular, though, is

Speaker 39 it's going viral on the left, too, as if she won.

Speaker 39 Like, as if this was a good moment for her.

Speaker 112 Like,

Speaker 39 because she's so confident and so

Speaker 39 sassy

Speaker 39 and going back at

Speaker 39 those jerks on the right who aren't acknowledging trans people or whatever they're saying.

Speaker 39 No person who's connected to reality could possibly think she won these arguments, right?

Speaker 39 Like, she's just completely, she's talking around it with like language tricks to try to deny the reality of the situation when it's so plainly obvious to any person who has ever lived on this earth that he's right.

Speaker 39 But we're still going to act like she's right because she said it with confidence.

Speaker 120 So, you don't say, you don't come out and say things like this

Speaker 83 and be this arrogant your first time.

Speaker 6 You know, your first time and you're like, hey, women can, men can be pregnant as well.

Speaker 139 The first time that was ever uttered outside of university, it was most likely uttered like, now hear me out, hear me out.

Speaker 56 These people are in their own circles so tight

Speaker 9 where there is no dissent that it gives her the arrogance to look down her nose at anyone who thinks differently.

Speaker 9 And they all, I can guarantee you, she left that hearing and the people around her went, you killed them.

Speaker 17 You killed them.

Speaker 67 Because all of the people around her are of groupthink.

Speaker 15 Nobody is looking, did you advance the ball at all?

Speaker 67 Did you convince anyone?

Speaker 98 No.

Speaker 81 I just told them off because they're too stupid.

Speaker 39 Yeah. And Glenn, what you describe there, I would argue, is our greatest hope.

Speaker 39 The fact that they are so far in these circles and are so convinced they're right of just nonsense that any average person can decipher and think is insane is the best thing that's happened to conservatism in 50 years.

Speaker 17 And

Speaker 103 if Republicans use this in November, they will win. They will, I would say, the only way to defeat this.

Speaker 39 They have all the institutions.

Speaker 3 They have all the power.

Speaker 39 They have the media. They have all these things.
But the fact that they're so confident and so overstepping reality is the only thing we have on our side the only thing we have is the truth so

Speaker 34 do you remember uh when we would gather every morning when we were in new york um and we would get down on our knees and we would pray every day and we were so worried about things

Speaker 49 and we prayed and prayed on okay what can you throw us a lifeline here what were we going and do you remember the answer do you remember the answer i got

Speaker 6 In their arrogance,

Speaker 27 they will fail.

Speaker 94 And they weren't arrogant at that point.

Speaker 115 And that's why I tried to kind of goad them.

Speaker 18 Remember, I went on the way and they said, they want to tell you.

Speaker 83 They want to tell you that they're Marxists.

Speaker 15 They can't wait to tell you.

Speaker 65 I was hoping to goad them into that.

Speaker 7 It didn't work.

Speaker 15 But look at look at where they are.

Speaker 49 We're doing a special tonight.

Speaker 8 Yeah, we're doing a special tonight on

Speaker 10 the planning that is going on now, the women's march training that is going on right now.

Speaker 123 We have behind-the-scenes video of it.

Speaker 121 We had somebody go in and take the training with them.

Speaker 17 And it's pretty powerful.

Speaker 15 But as we're looking at all of the people,

Speaker 60 who are behind all of the things that you're seeing.

Speaker 33 It's no longer hard to find, you know, it used to be, well,

Speaker 67 that person was in the room with this person and this person is a communist.

Speaker 6 And

Speaker 136 so it was always at least one degree of separation.

Speaker 95 Now it is full on, full on. I think we have video tonight showing you

Speaker 120 the

Speaker 83 Casio-Cortez

Speaker 9 being handled at a rally by the Communist Party.

Speaker 6 I mean, they don't care anymore.

Speaker 73 They just don't care.

Speaker 67 And I don't think Americans are down with all of this.

Speaker 17 They just don't.

Speaker 45 But

Speaker 76 again, for the third time already this morning,

Speaker 115 maybe it's just me.

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Speaker 93 Stu was just

Speaker 32 talking off air with me about, in their arrogance, they will fail.

Speaker 39 Yeah, you know, you've said that so many times over the years, and I hadn't put it together with this particular moment, but that's exactly what I was trying to express.

Speaker 39 It really is, I think, our greatest hope that they're overstepping their bounds by this much. Why is there a Republican governor of the state of Virginia right now? That shouldn't be happening.

Speaker 39 It doesn't make any sense. Well,

Speaker 39 Terry McAuliffe went on stage and said, you know, I don't think parents should be involved in their kids' educations at all. And that's something the left has believed my entire life.

Speaker 39 They've always believed that. They just never said it, right? They didn't say these things because they didn't believe they could get away with it.
Now they're so arrogant, they think they can, and

Speaker 39 it's empowering the truth. It's empowering conservative values.

Speaker 17 It's empowering all of us.

Speaker 132 Logic.

Speaker 24 It's empowering logic.

Speaker 9 I mean, the American people, you know, why did Roe versus Wade

Speaker 71 fall?

Speaker 16 I think

Speaker 19 because

Speaker 9 the American people started to hear shout your abortion.

Speaker 81 What?

Speaker 98 Safe, legal, and rare.

Speaker 6 Okay, but you're proud you want to spread abortions?

Speaker 54 I don't think so.

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Speaker 67 Shut down our oil and gas industry?

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Speaker 44 Justin Haskins is joining us about the Great Reset.

Speaker 22 Also, the Heartland Institute, a new poll that is being released today, an exclusive first look at Democrats and their thoughts on the Constitution.

Speaker 44 When you see what is happening to Democrats, you will understand that a civil war may be the only option, God forbid.

Speaker 15 But how do we live together with poll numbers?

Speaker 87 I'll explain, and Justin is here to take us through the entire poll.

Speaker 28 Pretty shocking.

Speaker 30 We begin in 60 seconds.

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Speaker 84 Justin is joining me now.

Speaker 55 Hello, Justin.

Speaker 153 Hey, Glenn. How are you doing?

Speaker 61 Very good.

Speaker 58 I wanted to take you through a couple of things that are happening around the world with ESG.

Speaker 40 But first, let's get into this exclusive first look into the poll that just came out on the Supreme Court and the Constitution.

Speaker 65 Because what it tells me is

Speaker 58 we may be forced into a civil war.

Speaker 153 Yeah, that this poll was absolutely terrifying, the results of it.

Speaker 153 We commissioned this poll with Rasmussen because we were trying to find out what people actually believe about the Supreme Court and

Speaker 153 the Constitution, and not just ask the run-of-the-mill favorability questions, but really get down to how extreme views really have become on this.

Speaker 153 And what we found was absolutely stunning. We asked people whether they believed that

Speaker 153 in separate questions, whether they believed that the Supreme Court was rooted in racism, whether the Supreme Court was rooted in sexism and the same thing about the Constitution and separate questions.

Speaker 153 We asked what you, you know, what people wanted to do about that. Did they want to expand the Supreme Court to 13 seats, so by four seats?

Speaker 153 Did they want to abolish the Supreme Court and create a whole new Supreme Court?

Speaker 153 Do they want to put the United Nations in charge of ultimately deciding Supreme Court decisions or having the ability to reverse it?

Speaker 153 Do they want the United Nations to have the ability to essentially have control over the U.S. Constitution? We asked all these questions.
And what we found was that a major news is...

Speaker 17 Terrifying.

Speaker 154 Yeah.

Speaker 153 The good news is the majority of voters across the board for now said, No, we don't want any of these things and we don't hold these radical views about it.

Speaker 153 But when you started breaking it down by age, demographics and party affiliation, what we found was that about half, and in some cases as much as 60, 65%

Speaker 153 of Democrats believe that the Supreme Court and Constitution are racist, that they're sexist, that we should expand the Supreme Court by at least four seats, that we should abolish the Supreme Court, that we should mostly or completely rewrite the Constitution, and not just based on party affiliation, but also young people basically tracked with Democrats on all of those things, 18 to 39 years old.

Speaker 45 So, horrifying, horrifying results.

Speaker 55 Let's go through these.

Speaker 76 Do you have a very favorable, somewhat favorable, somewhat unfavorable, or very unfavorable opinion of the U.S.

Speaker 75 Supreme Court?

Speaker 58 Overall, 29% very favorable, 20 somewhat, 18%, somewhat unfavorable, 25, very unfavorable.

Speaker 73 6%.

Speaker 135 I don't know.

Speaker 128 Now, if you look at these, very favorable and somewhat favorable for each party affiliation, Democrats, 33%, Republicans, 72, and Independents, 52.

Speaker 36 So the Republicans and the Independents are the ones standing by the Supreme Court.

Speaker 6 And I'm wondering,

Speaker 27 do you think this poll done two years ago

Speaker 56 would have been the same, or is this just because now the court is ruling differently?

Speaker 153 Yeah, I think that in some ways, I think especially on the questions related to sexism,

Speaker 153 which was the question that had the most extreme answer, both for the Constitution and the Supreme Court, I think that probably did change slightly because of what we saw with the Roe v.

Speaker 153 Wade decision or Roe v. Wade being overturned.
But I actually think when you look at the breakdown of the demographics, the groups that

Speaker 153 have said that they hold these extreme views, younger people, African Americans, Hispanics,

Speaker 153 these groups really don't have any reason to be particularly upset about some of this information. So, for example,

Speaker 153 why would the Roe v.

Speaker 153 Wade being overturned, what does that, or any recent Supreme Court decision, what does that have to do with the the Supreme Court being rooted in racism, which more than half of these people believe?

Speaker 153 You know, really nothing.

Speaker 153 And I think the other thing that that's sort of a dead giveaway that

Speaker 153 these views have been very radical for probably quite a while, and they're getting increasingly more radical, is that when we asked about just favorability, you just read those off, the favorability questions were bad.

Speaker 153 And that's normally what you see in previous polls, right? People ask about favorability. They were bad, but

Speaker 153 they weren't crazy. You wouldn't necessarily look at those and say, well, this is just a crazy group of people.

Speaker 153 But that's because nobody's been asking them these other questions about, well, do you want to abolish the Supreme Court? Do you want to rewrite the Constitution?

Speaker 153 Do you want the United Nations in charge of it? So I just don't think anyone's been asking them really the issue.

Speaker 40 So let's go back.

Speaker 74 The U.S.

Speaker 32 Supreme Court is a fundamentally racist institution.

Speaker 55 Democrats say 56%.

Speaker 56 Republicans, 14%.

Speaker 59 Independents, 29.

Speaker 130 I mean, I did the math in my own head.

Speaker 70 I thought, well, I'm only part of 14%

Speaker 30 of people that would say that,

Speaker 27 you know, I disagree with the Supreme Court is fundamentally racist.

Speaker 14 And I thought maybe I should check myself.

Speaker 100 Is it, no, there have been racists on the Supreme Court.

Speaker 50 They've made racist-style decisions in the past, but that's a product of the time, not the institution.

Speaker 25 Do you strongly agree, somewhat agree, or somewhat disagree?

Speaker 74 The U.S.

Speaker 156 Supreme Court is a fundamentally sexist institution.

Speaker 11 Listen to this.

Speaker 36 Democrats, 67%.

Speaker 58 Republicans, 18%.

Speaker 88 Independents, 36%.

Speaker 8 Now, here's where the rubber meets the road.

Speaker 47 There are nine justices in the Supreme Court.

Speaker 52 Some congressional Democrats have proposed expanding the number to 13.

Speaker 58 Would you strongly favor, somewhat favor, somewhat oppose, or strongly oppose legislation to increase the size of the Supreme Court to 13 seats?

Speaker 105 When you look at the numbers, Democrats, 64%,

Speaker 47 Republicans, 19,

Speaker 46 and Independents, 37.

Speaker 9 Would you strongly favor, somewhat favor, somewhat oppose, or strongly oppose legislation that would abolish the current Supreme Court and establish a new Democratically elected Supreme Court with justices chosen by the American people directly.

Speaker 6 Can you even imagine what a nightmare that would be?

Speaker 32 Now we're going to make it political?

Speaker 92 Combined, very favorable and somewhat favorable.

Speaker 73 Democrats, 53% direct election.

Speaker 67 Republicans, 21%, and Independents, 37%.

Speaker 140 That's insanity.

Speaker 28 Would you strongly favor, somewhat favor, somewhat oppose, or strongly oppose a constitutional amendment that would give the United Nations the authority to reverse U.S.

Speaker 9 Supreme Court decisions that U.N.

Speaker 95 members believe violate human rights.

Speaker 11 Democrats, 39%,

Speaker 44 Republicans, 17, Independents, 30%.

Speaker 29 Wow.

Speaker 17 So what did you take away from this?

Speaker 153 That last question from the United Nations, it's even scarier when you look at the age demographics because that was one of the few questions where

Speaker 153 younger people were actually had more, even much more extreme views than even Democrats or liberals. Because about half of young people, I think it was 48%,

Speaker 153 that's regardless of party affiliation, said that they would favor putting the United Nations, having the ability for the United Nations to overturn U.S. Supreme Court decisions.

Speaker 153 And even scarier than that is that we asked a separate question. about the United Nations being given authority just over the U.S.
Constitution and the U.S. government, in effect.

Speaker 153 And more than half, it was like 53%, I think, of 18 to 39-year-olds said, yes, let's do that. We strongly or somewhat favor it.
And that was much more than any other demographic as well.

Speaker 153 So what Democrats think scares me. That scares me a lot.
But what scares me much more than that is what young people think.

Speaker 153 Because what happens in five years, in 10 years, in 15 years, when older demographics, which were the groups least likely to support any of these ideas, what happens when they're no longer voting?

Speaker 153 What happens when younger people and people who are too young to even vote right now, who might have even more extreme views in this for all we know,

Speaker 153 come into being the

Speaker 153 dominant political group in America? What happens then? I am deeply concerned that America is not going to thrive the next 10 to 20 years based on these poll results.

Speaker 41 I don't know how you can

Speaker 153 think anything else.

Speaker 54 Well, I will tell you, this is why they've seized our children and are teaching all of this crazy stuff

Speaker 111 in our schools and getting them

Speaker 9 to pre-K.

Speaker 60 They are indoctrinating our children with false ideology

Speaker 48 and false history, false math, false

Speaker 90 English.

Speaker 17 All of it, all of it is no longer

Speaker 33 mainstream, no longer things that are traditional,

Speaker 56 no longer things that are important.

Speaker 14 You know, even atheists will tell you: to understand Shakespeare, you really have to understand the Bible.

Speaker 9 You don't have to believe it's from God, but you have to understand the Bible to understand Shakespeare.

Speaker 48 We're not teaching Shakespeare, let alone the Bible, anymore.

Speaker 55 We're not teaching history, so we are destined to repeat it.

Speaker 28 But I agree with you,

Speaker 51 Justin.

Speaker 67 We have two separations going.

Speaker 36 We have the separation from the everyday people and the elites.

Speaker 104 That's a big one.

Speaker 28 But then the elites have taken us and divided us again

Speaker 105 to fight amongst ourselves on things that we all found self-evident when we were growing up.

Speaker 65 And so we're divided. The elites seem to be in lockstep, but they've divided us between Republican and Democrat.

Speaker 6 And we no longer can say e pluribus unum from many, one.

Speaker 55 We don't have anything.

Speaker 28 If you want to change the way the Supreme Court is selected, you want to change the number of the Supreme Court.

Speaker 15 This is something the Democrats went crazy over when FDR tried to do it.

Speaker 8 We don't do that.

Speaker 32 Once you start adding Supreme Court justices, that is the end of your country.

Speaker 6 You are no longer a

Speaker 6 banana republic.

Speaker 68 That's what you are.

Speaker 28 And time and time again, you add justices to the Supreme Court.

Speaker 20 Just ask Venezuela.

Speaker 79 They now have 40 judges on their Supreme Court.

Speaker 50 They just keep adding them until the government gets the answer that they want, or the ruling party gets the answer answer that they want.

Speaker 82 It's extraordinarily dangerous.

Speaker 84 And if we don't have the Constitution and the Bill of Rights to come back and bring us together, we don't survive.

Speaker 95 And I don't know how to compromise with that.

Speaker 153 There is no, there can't be a compromise. We either need to, look, either we all need to get on the same page with this, or we need to have two separate countries.

Speaker 153 That's just the reality of the situation. And I know that's a very uncomfortable idea.
I don't want that to happen. I want us all to be on the same page on the basics.

Speaker 153 But if this trajectory continues in the direction that we're going, that isn't going to happen. This problem is going to continue to get worse.

Speaker 153 And that's why this idea about the Supreme Court and the Constitution being fundamentally sexist, fundamentally racist, rotten to its core, is such an insidious, horrible thing.

Speaker 153 Because if it's true that the Constitution is a racist, sexist document, and if it's true that the Supreme Court is a racist and sexist institution, then why would we ever care what they have to say about anything unless they're giving us the answer we want?

Speaker 153 And

Speaker 153 that is the fundamental idea that is now shared by many people in the Democratic Party and especially with younger people. And we can thank our schools for that.

Speaker 153 And you can thank conservative politicians, by the way, for not doing anything about this problem for the past 50 years, too.

Speaker 153 I think they share in some of the blame as well, even if they're not the ones actually actually preaching these ideas.

Speaker 55 Justin, thank you so much.

Speaker 71 Justin is the co-author of my book, The Great Reset.

Speaker 121 Please, if you don't have it, get it.

Speaker 63 He's also the editorial director of the Heartland Institute and editor-in-chief of stoppingsocialism.com.

Speaker 115 Basically, what I'm telling you is, he's got a full day.

Speaker 87 You can find all of this information at heartland.org.

Speaker 40 When does this poll release?

Speaker 20 Justin?

Speaker 2 Oh, we hung up on him already?

Speaker 17 Gee, okay.

Speaker 39 I think they're he did say that I believe it is up on heartland.org now. So you can go check it out.
If you want to dive into the crosstabs and all that stuff, you can check it out there.

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Speaker 67 Let's just say we can get a consensus on that.

Speaker 46 But one of the things we couldn't, because the country is so divided on,

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Speaker 55 Both sides feel that way.

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Speaker 67 what if we could strike a deal where we could have our Constitution, we could have our Bill of Rights, and we could say in

Speaker 140 10 years

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Speaker 95 And everything else goes back to the Bill of Rights and our government is intact and we agree and we can function again.

Speaker 21 Would you make that deal?

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Speaker 39 So we're talking about how to heal the wounds of the country, I guess, and how to keep it together. And Glenn, you brought up a deal.

Speaker 39 Can you go through this deal one more time?

Speaker 39 I'm not sure how I feel about it.

Speaker 50 This is a mental exercise.

Speaker 71 That's all this is.

Speaker 115 This could not happen.

Speaker 57 And I honestly don't know if I would be for the deal.

Speaker 100 I'm just proposing

Speaker 55 if we have civil war.

Speaker 150 Right now, we disagree on so much,

Speaker 71 at least in politics, but I do believe that that the American people still have more in common than we have apart.

Speaker 47 There are politicians and

Speaker 87 very well-moneyed entities that are doing everything they can to tear us apart.

Speaker 6 But if I could wave a magic wand and I could say,

Speaker 29 all right,

Speaker 92 let's compromise.

Speaker 103 I know you have problems with speech.

Speaker 74 I know you have problems with the Second Amendment.

Speaker 128 I know you have problems with all these things.

Speaker 118 You just give us that,

Speaker 115 and we'll give you abortion with a caveat.

Speaker 6 No taxpayer dollars are going for it, and you can't build another abortion clinic.

Speaker 103 So whatever you got going on,

Speaker 42 you have.

Speaker 132 Now,

Speaker 6 this would begin in...

Speaker 42 10 years, let's say.

Speaker 92 And I'm basing this off the model of compromise with the founders in slavery.

Speaker 62 Slavery to our founders was absolutely immoral, immoral.

Speaker 55 But they had two states that just would not go along with it.

Speaker 90 So, what are you going to do?

Speaker 74 So, they made a compromise.

Speaker 114 We'll put a cap on it.

Speaker 36 You can't import any more slaves in 10 years.

Speaker 79 And that was, it's going to, we're going to cap it.

Speaker 58 No more importation.

Speaker 58 We're going to do our best to stop it in hopes that they would change people's hearts against slavery and avoid a civil war.

Speaker 52 So I'm asking you, the most immoral thing that I think we do is abortion.

Speaker 115 So that would be the biggest compromise for me, and I'm not sure I would make it.

Speaker 75 But if it meant no civil war and we would come back to E pluribus Unum on the Bill of Rights

Speaker 21 but we had to sacrifice and abortion could happen in all 50 states but there was a cap to it would you do it in all 50 states now or are you saying just where where it kind of is yeah you'd have to compromise and it'd be all 50 states you get the bill of rights

Speaker 125 but all 50 states have abortion, but they cannot expand it.

Speaker 87 I know it's horrible.

Speaker 61 It's like saying to people who are abolitionists,

Speaker 74 we're just going to cap it and we're going to try to stop the slave trade and let's all work to change people's hearts.

Speaker 17 Yeah, it's interesting. Or civil war.

Speaker 39 Because conceptually what you're saying here is, is the country essentially itself worth tolerating some amount of what you see as evil?

Speaker 39 And obviously we do have lots of things in our country that are disagreeable, but something like this, which is, I think, fundamentally... Is evil.

Speaker 39 Yeah, I mean, you know, I think that's how it will be looked back on eventually, that you

Speaker 39 wipe out 65 million people over 50 years sounds pretty bad. So

Speaker 39 is it worth tolerating that? I mean, I guess at some level, we've all been doing that, right?

Speaker 39 We're not arguing for a civil war, and we have abortion in many, many states, all the states up until a few weeks ago.

Speaker 39 So in some level, we have agreed to some version of this without getting the benefits of people actually respecting the Bill of Rights.

Speaker 39 So I do think the country fundamentally, if you look at the overall good we've done as a nation, it is

Speaker 89 worth

Speaker 39 tolerating a lot.

Speaker 39 I mean, we've done it.

Speaker 3 We've been doing it for a long time.

Speaker 87 Isn't that what we hear from every senator and congressman that has ever gone bad?

Speaker 150 Their point of no return is, yes, I have to compromise on this evil thing, but

Speaker 115 if I don't stay in, or if I do compromise on this, I can be ahead of a committee, and then it's just over for them.

Speaker 35 Isn't this the fruit, the poison fruit, that our founders tried the first time?

Speaker 87 What would be said about us in 150 years, assuming abortion is looked at as mass murder like we think it is?

Speaker 64 What would be said about us?

Speaker 61 Really?

Speaker 9 How did they even think they believed all men are created equal?

Speaker 110 Life, liberty, and the present.

Speaker 46 How could they believe any of that?

Speaker 24 Such hypocrites.

Speaker 12 They compromised on abortion.

Speaker 25 I mean, it's a... They didn't actually believe it.

Speaker 39 It's a fair criticism. Of course, I think, you know, one of the things that...

Speaker 39 helps you get through it is thinking of yourself as an individual rather as a cog in a wheel. Yes, we're all, we're a country, but we do have

Speaker 39 we do have our own free agency here to be able to kind of walk around and say, hey, well, I'm fighting against that. I'm doing what I can to try to stop it.

Speaker 39 Yes, I live in a country that allows it, but I'm still doing what I can.

Speaker 162 Oh, my gosh, you sound like that racist Thomas Jefferson.

Speaker 17 Oh, yeah.

Speaker 39 Well, yeah, no, I think that's the only thing that's the guy founders believe.

Speaker 94 This is not a question of abortion.

Speaker 36 It's not a question.

Speaker 65 It is posed because I do believe we're headed towards a civil war.

Speaker 58 If we can't stop this, because there is no compromise when you say the First Amendment's out, the Second Amendment's out,

Speaker 58 you know, abortion for all, and if you don't like it, we're going to change the Supreme Court.

Speaker 75 I don't know how you avoid a civil war.

Speaker 73 So this popped into my mind, but this is really to show all you self-righteous people that believe, oh, I would have gone back in time and I would have done, would you?

Speaker 46 Would you?

Speaker 160 well I mean we look back the country is facing the same perilous times and what are you willing to do to save what you've just

Speaker 39 what we have this is why there's such problems with something like collective salvation right you know what do we look at when we look back at the founders and we'd say how could they have been you know and the people who were alive at the founding how could they be part of a country that did this terrible terrible thing and it was a terrible terrible thing but we don't look back at ben franklin that way, right?

Speaker 39 We don't look back at Ben Franklin. Now, some of the left do, because they're insane.

Speaker 3 But here's a guy who was an abolitionist, right?

Speaker 39 He fought against this. He fought against this practice.
He blew up his economic life to fight against it. He did everything that he believed he could to try to stop this terrible practice.

Speaker 39 And that's how you can deal with it as an individual. You're not going to be able to control every law of your country.
All you can do is take responsibility for your own actions.

Speaker 39 And the left wants to present a world in which that's not the case, right? It doesn't matter if you specifically are racist or not.

Speaker 105 Are you part of a of Democrats in this latest poll we just revealed?

Speaker 28 They want to give

Speaker 47 the United Nations

Speaker 49 an overriding power on our Supreme Court and on our Congress.

Speaker 15 So are you with the blue helmeted

Speaker 71 rapists?

Speaker 125 So wait a minute.

Speaker 94 You want to give the power to the group of people that, A, haven't solved a single world problem

Speaker 45 and are deeply corrupt and are raping people in countries where they're supposed to be protecting them.

Speaker 150 Wow, it sounds like to me you're trading one evil for another evil.

Speaker 45 Yeah.

Speaker 39 Well, and it's interesting because

Speaker 39 the standard that you kind of put out in this deal where abortion would exist but would not be expanded as it was back in the founding days, in some ways is sort of what we have now, right?

Speaker 39 Some territories are going to have abortion. This sort of new world we live in over the past few weeks, some are going to have it, some aren't.

Speaker 39 It's going to be difficult to expand that right in a lot of states, might go away in some others. But generally speaking, you're going to see this split, I think, for some time going forward.

Speaker 39 I don't want a civil war over it, but like it's important to note that people look at this and they say, oh, Roe versus Wade, this is a win.

Speaker 39 And it's definitely a step in the right direction, but it is not a win per se. A win.

Speaker 39 Like this situation where half the country has abortion and some all the way on demand up until the last month is not the conservative position.

Speaker 39 The conservative position is not everybody gets to do what they want when it comes to killing babies. Like that's not not

Speaker 39 a position I'm comfortable with at all.

Speaker 39 Like, I'm a big believer in federalism, but I believe the country also does have a responsibility to protect life, not just in some areas, not just in red states, not just in red counties.

Speaker 39 It has a responsibility to try to protect it everywhere.

Speaker 39 It's sort of one of the promises of the founding documents. As you mentioned, life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness all require life.

Speaker 39 All three

Speaker 39 require people being alive. So I think it is pretty crucial that my house to a dead man.

Speaker 2 Oh, really?

Speaker 103 Okay.

Speaker 103 Yeah. Yeah.

Speaker 58 He's got, he doesn't have life, but he now has property.

Speaker 51 There you go.

Speaker 14 And a right to pursue his own happiness.

Speaker 151 So anyway,

Speaker 99 let's come back to more of this in a little while, maybe on tomorrow's program.

Speaker 122 Tonight on television, we are going to show you the fundamental transformation of America.

Speaker 50 And the end of Roe versus Wade and guns will be the battle cry that they use.

Speaker 30 And

Speaker 25 they have just begun.

Speaker 125 They are training now, even as we speak.

Speaker 162 Everything I told you about top-down, bottom-up, tight-out,

Speaker 47 that is coming this fall.

Speaker 40 With the death of Roe versus Wade, they have gotten serious, but

Speaker 61 they have been planning this for a very long time.

Speaker 125 I will show you the hints the Biden administration is giving, filibuster in Supreme Court, and what that means to you and your family.

Speaker 58 The government is looking for a big splash, and your freedom is at stake.

Speaker 87 So the leftist radicals that were all coming from the 1960s, they're all linked.

Speaker 125 The Communist Party, USA, all of these people are coming together.

Speaker 148 And they're asking for a women's march.

Speaker 28 The people that want to change your country, they are beginning now.

Speaker 18 And I will show you

Speaker 21 some hidden footage,

Speaker 52 things that we got as we sent somebody into the den of vipers to pose as one of them.

Speaker 33 What is it that they are saying they are building?

Speaker 58 What is it they are planning for the streets of our country?

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Speaker 124 This is the Glenbeck program.

Speaker 112 We have more on Elizabeth Warren and her insanity, her insanity

Speaker 81 of

Speaker 125 closing down all clinics

Speaker 48 that are not abortion providers, but those clinics for counseling of women to keep their child, the kind of counseling centers that we talk about all the time that are doing so much good.

Speaker 72 They're now talking about outlawing them.

Speaker 32 This is from Elizabeth Warren.

Speaker 79 You won't believe what she said if you haven't heard it.

Speaker 63 And my commentary, I will explain exactly what she means by that.

Speaker 71 Also, next hour, we have at the top, Richard Paul Evans is with us.

Speaker 142 And he is the author of a Mercury Inc.

Speaker 122 book,

Speaker 63 in fact, several Mercury Inc books, a very popular series, Michael Vay.

Speaker 51 Michael Vay, I think that's eight books, I think, we published together, and

Speaker 27 wildly successful, really great superhero kind of books

Speaker 30 that you could,

Speaker 151 every parent should have these books on their shelf.

Speaker 63 Every parent.

Speaker 22 They are great.

Speaker 126 I read every single one with

Speaker 128 my son, Rafe.

Speaker 79 We just

Speaker 128 read the last one

Speaker 128 during summer, right before that came out.

Speaker 126 And we have an announcement to make.

Speaker 66 And Richard Paul Evans is going to be joining me for that announcement in just a few minutes.

Speaker 20 We have all of that stuff and more.

Speaker 6 And also, tomorrow, I am going to award the Badge of merit.

Speaker 47 The nominees, you can find them now in my newsletter that came out.

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Speaker 28 I've decided you should read the morning briefing.

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Speaker 5 This is the Glenn Back program.

Speaker 35 But Stu is back in his chair, ready for the third hour.

Speaker 47 Stu, what are you expecting in this third hour?

Speaker 114 As you see, Glenn has been struggling, trying to score any points.

Speaker 55 His trusty sidekick has just been on the bench, really, the whole time.

Speaker 39 It's been ugly.

Speaker 115 Do you think he's going to come off the bench and actually do anything

Speaker 54 at all?

Speaker 39 I don't see how anyone could have confidence in that at this point. We've seen a long, a long, long, long, it's been a long season, and they look tired.

Speaker 62 They look out of shape.

Speaker 39 It looks like they didn't put the real work in in the offseason to get through these tough times, the dog days of summer. And it looks like both of these guys, honestly, are on their last legs.

Speaker 39 I expect yet another loss here, unfortunately.

Speaker 54 Okay, all right.

Speaker 55 Well, I wish we could promise you more.

Speaker 98 You know,

Speaker 74 we can promise you a good show, but it won't be happening this hour.

Speaker 90 No, it just won't be happening.

Speaker 17 At some point in the future, you might get one, though. We'll see.

Speaker 54 Yeah, yeah.

Speaker 124 I mean, you know, if you listen to Rogan, maybe you get one.

Speaker 6 He's great.

Speaker 80 But,

Speaker 25 you know, there's a good show somewhere in your future.

Speaker 25 Got no room to compromise.

Speaker 25 We gotta stand together, it's the current survival.

Speaker 25 Stand up straight and hold the line.

Speaker 25 It's a new day of time to rise.

Speaker 25 What you are about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment. enlightenment.
This is the Glenbach program.

Speaker 95 What is going on in our nation is absolutely insane and evil.

Speaker 98 Senator Elizabeth Warren has now called to shut down all pregnancy centers all around the country for their work in helping women seek alternatives to abortion.

Speaker 130 This is becoming madness, absolute madness.

Speaker 25 We will explain her point of view because it's kind of hard to understand.

Speaker 6 We'll do that coming up.

Speaker 7 Also, Richard Paul Evans.

Speaker 22 And an announcement that I think many of our listeners will really appreciate.

Speaker 16 Best-selling author of the Michael Vay series.

Speaker 18 Next.

Speaker 9 Books are so important.

Speaker 104 Thomas Jefferson said, I cannot imagine or I cannot live in a world without books.

Speaker 30 He was a

Speaker 99 remarkable reader, voracious in his appetite, and he would just devour book after book after book.

Speaker 25 Our books are so important, and they're being replaced in our libraries with absolute crap and lies.

Speaker 50 The Tuttle twins are doing their best now.

Speaker 22 This is a series of books that will teach the principles and

Speaker 34 the founders' real roots of their ideas for kids six, seven, eight years old, all the way up to young adults.

Speaker 28 And they have just come out with a new history book.

Speaker 6 It's more important than ever that we understand our true history.

Speaker 95 It's a 240-page, fully illustrated book from the Tuttle Twins, and it teaches the inspiring stories of our country's past.

Speaker 145 It makes learning history really fun, and it teaches the best ideas from our past so our kids can apply them to their lives today.

Speaker 6 Your kids are not learning history.

Speaker 149 This will help them and help your whole family.

Speaker 36 The tuttletwinsbeck.com.

Speaker 7 Take advantage of their America's History book launch.

Speaker 38 It's happening right now.

Speaker 27 You could even get a preview, a free sample chapter, so you can see for yourself how special this book is.

Speaker 28 It's TuttleTwinsbeck.com.

Speaker 152 TuttleTwinsbeck.com.

Speaker 161 Richard Paul Evans, my friend.

Speaker 128 How are you, sir?

Speaker 153 I'm doing great. Good morning.

Speaker 157 So, Richard, in case you don't know, is a dear friend of mine who has sold, I don't know how many millions of books.

Speaker 26 Do you even know?

Speaker 153 It's over 35 million. We kind of stopped counting.

Speaker 17 Yeah.

Speaker 17 Okay, yeah.

Speaker 87 So, 35 million books in print and sold.

Speaker 25 And he has, he came up with a series, the Michael Vay series.

Speaker 36 Simon Schuster turned him down years ago,

Speaker 106 or it didn't turn him down, actually said, we need you to change things in the book.

Speaker 18 A, it's too smart for kids.

Speaker 149 And wanted him to

Speaker 106 dumb it down.

Speaker 37 And he sent me a copy, and I said, don't ever dumb this down.

Speaker 100 This is a brilliant series.

Speaker 24 I just love it.

Speaker 99 And so what do we do?

Speaker 133 Do we do seven books?

Speaker 153 We did seven books and it went global. It was a number one New York Times bestseller.
And there's groups around the world that call themselves vaniacs now.

Speaker 79 It's crazy.

Speaker 65 And it's a really

Speaker 55 tell the story quickly.

Speaker 153 Well, it's about Michael Vay. He's a young man with Tourette syndrome who has electrical powers.
And he soon learns that there's 17 kids. The electricity is a little bit of a science.

Speaker 153 I won a science award because it's the way electricity works through the bodies. And they're all superheroes who are fighting a demon,

Speaker 153 a villain named Dr. Hatch.

Speaker 153 Right.

Speaker 79 And so the whole series was about trying to get to the root of this evil.

Speaker 99 The series ended in episode seven, or so we thought.

Speaker 25 Do you want to

Speaker 71 talk to us about book eight?

Speaker 153 Exciting news.

Speaker 153 The thing is, the Michael Vay series never stopped selling. And it kept growing in other countries.
And every day I would get scores of letters from kids saying, please bring it back, bring it back.

Speaker 153 Or from parents saying, you got my kid to read. My child didn't read until Michael Vay.

Speaker 153 And, you know, after COVID, it's like, I'm missing all these kids. We had 4,000 kids came to my last book signing.
And so it's like, okay,

Speaker 17 I missed it. I want to see it.

Speaker 153 Yeah. So it's,

Speaker 153 I'm happy to announce, and we're revealing the cover here today on Glenn Beck, that Michael V 8, The Parasite, comes out this September 27th.

Speaker 153 And Glenn, your readers, your listeners may want to pre-order because of the paper shortages in America.

Speaker 153 You saw that with your number one NSL, aren't you?

Speaker 24 Oh my gosh, you were running out.

Speaker 2 Yeah.

Speaker 2 Yeah.

Speaker 125 We ran out.

Speaker 147 I have a feeling this will happen with this book as as well.

Speaker 158 So, pre-order now. Where do you pre-order?

Speaker 161 Just go to Amazon or where?

Speaker 153 Yeah,

Speaker 153 I think we have a link on your sites, Glenn. But yeah, go to Amazon.com.
It's right there and it's on discount. And

Speaker 153 it's going to reveal the cover today. So it's kind of exciting.

Speaker 85 So, and that is, are we showing it now?

Speaker 125 Can we put it up on the Blaze TV?

Speaker 131 And I'm going to go to Glennbeck.com because I think the cover, at least the cover was supposed to be at Glennbeck.com, I think.

Speaker 102 And

Speaker 116 is it? Is it? Is it?

Speaker 151 No, I don't see it, but it should be there.

Speaker 85 I'll let you know where it is here in just a second.

Speaker 31 But

Speaker 25 the story is what?

Speaker 68 Quickly.

Speaker 54 What's the eighth book?

Speaker 153 People have been asking, how can you,

Speaker 153 spoiler alert, in the end of seven, they take down the Elgin. Where do you go from there? But it's like the Hydra.
You cut off the head and three other heads pop up. And so, and these people,

Speaker 153 I think you're going to love it, Glenn, because the ideology of these people are fascinating of how they see America falling, and that's their place to take over.

Speaker 38 Yeah, I will tell you,

Speaker 85 you know, I think the book is really inspired in a lot of ways, a lot of good ways, teaches a lot of great lessons without feeling like it's teaching you a bunch of lessons.

Speaker 160 I can't tell you how many parents, and I'm one of them,

Speaker 58 that say, thank you.

Speaker 106 Finally, something that is clean and good and exciting.

Speaker 99 I mean, my son went from, gosh, how old was he when we first started reading these?

Speaker 156 Eight?

Speaker 145 Oh, my God, he was.

Speaker 90 To

Speaker 79 16, we read these books every summer, and he loved them, loved them.

Speaker 14 And when I told him that the eighth is coming out, He said, wait a minute, they beat the Elgin.

Speaker 22 I said, yeah, I know, but Richard has another idea.

Speaker 66 And so we're going to read it together

Speaker 71 when this is out.

Speaker 125 When does it come out?

Speaker 153 It comes out September 27th.

Speaker 146 So

Speaker 146 we're about to read it.

Speaker 3 When do I get it?

Speaker 41 You get it.

Speaker 153 Yeah, you get it whenever you want.

Speaker 45 I want it.

Speaker 162 I want it.

Speaker 66 I'm up at the ranch with my son right now.

Speaker 125 We'll read it together.

Speaker 11 Richard Paul Evans, thank you so much.

Speaker 68 It's called The Parasite.

Speaker 11 Michael Vay Returns,

Speaker 32 and you can pre-order now.

Speaker 85 Richard, did you have something else to say? Because I heard you.

Speaker 153 Yeah, I just want to say thank you so much.

Speaker 153 Glenn Beck believed in Michael Vay before the rest of the world. Now there's millions of followers, but Glenn was the first one to believe in it, and I really appreciate that.

Speaker 29 Oh, well.

Speaker 164 Thank you very much. I appreciate it, Richard.

Speaker 11 Thank you.

Speaker 87 The great thing is,

Speaker 82 I didn't know this when I first met Richard Paul Evans.

Speaker 131 He has Tourette's.

Speaker 151 His son has Tourette's.

Speaker 128 I think his son has. Yeah, his son has Tourette's.

Speaker 134 And so he knows.

Speaker 106 And he's showing how these things can be turned and made into strengths.

Speaker 87 It's a really, really good book, especially in a world where

Speaker 74 you're seeing

Speaker 19 people use every excuse

Speaker 157 to whine and say, they can't do it.

Speaker 30 I'm being held back.

Speaker 116 There's no excuse for that.

Speaker 45 You have to do it.

Speaker 153 I can't explain it, but at every signing, I have scores of youth with autisms, youth with anxiety disorder.

Speaker 153 One girl told me she got out of bed and went to school for the first time in four months because if Michael Vay can do it, she can do it.

Speaker 77 Oh, that's great.

Speaker 107 Yeah. Thank you, Richard Paul Evans.

Speaker 42 Appreciate it.

Speaker 86 Thank you, Mike.

Speaker 156 He's the only person that I think I have to use all three names,

Speaker 118 which is,

Speaker 6 you know,

Speaker 43 I guess it's John Wilkes Booth

Speaker 10 and Richard Paul Evans.

Speaker 17 John Wilkins.

Speaker 9 Only killers.

Speaker 17 Yeah, only killers.

Speaker 6 And

Speaker 128 Richard Paul Evans. I don't know.

Speaker 28 I don't think there are any bodies to be found, but I think maybe we should keep our eye on him.

Speaker 6 You never know.

Speaker 72 You never know.

Speaker 65 All right.

Speaker 15 I want to play this audio from

Speaker 6 Elizabeth Warren.

Speaker 106 And then I want to explain it.

Speaker 17 Listen to what Elizabeth Warren said.

Speaker 153 Those crisis pregnancy centers that are there to fool people who are looking for pregnancy termination help

Speaker 153 outnumber true abortion clinics by three to one.

Speaker 41 No.

Speaker 153 We need to shut them down here in Massachusetts and we need to shut them down all around the country.

Speaker 41 You should not be able

Speaker 153 to torture. a pregnant person like that.

Speaker 39 Can you imagine the horror of someone who wants to kill their baby and being fooled?

Speaker 39 Fooled by someone into tricking a human being to be alive.

Speaker 28 I think it's really important that you understand what she's actually saying and how they're fooling people.

Speaker 120 And we'll give that to you here in just a second.

Speaker 81 First, let me tell you about Goldline.

Speaker 8 Gee, what's inflation?

Speaker 58 Inflation higher than expected.

Speaker 110 But they didn't expect any inflation.

Speaker 95 So everything is higher than they expect.

Speaker 6 Anyway, it's 9.1.

Speaker 107 We just found out that's the new number for inflation.

Speaker 92 That's not the real number.

Speaker 106 And you know it.

Speaker 137 Every time you go out and try to buy something, go to the grocery store, go to the gas station, 9.1.

Speaker 81 Uh-huh.

Speaker 106 Recession is a very ugly word, but that is what we are going into.

Speaker 58 And we might go into stagflation, which is even worse.

Speaker 6 Your money is being

Speaker 123 devalued.

Speaker 115 It's not that prices are going up.

Speaker 116 It's that your money, the value, is going down because there's too much money out there.

Speaker 160 Plenty of money, but nothing our money could buy.

Speaker 27 I want you to find out and see if gold or silver would be a good hedge for you.

Speaker 82 I don't know if you saw, there's another story.

Speaker 87 Joe Biden just guaranteed all the pensions for the unions.

Speaker 100 Meanwhile, a lot of people are losing money hand over fist with their 401k or their Roth IRA,

Speaker 82 and there's no protection for you there from the United States government.

Speaker 149 Well, because you didn't work in a good union job.

Speaker 122 Anyway, I urge you to call Goldline and find out if gold or silver is right for you.

Speaker 77 They can help you transfer some of your Roth IRA into precious metals to help hold the value.

Speaker 52 They also have a new product that they have been waiting to come in, and I've been waiting as well, with every quarter-ounce gold benjamin franklin round that is sold this week and it is something that i designed i think these are printed by the canadian mint um

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Speaker 115 All right, for the left, it has never been about protecting women's health in the abortion debate.

Speaker 46 They kept saying they do other things, women's health, women's health.

Speaker 150 It was only about

Speaker 115 abortion centers.

Speaker 104 That's all it was about, abortion.

Speaker 93 Because

Speaker 81 why would you not support pro-life pregnancy centers that are helping women?

Speaker 46 You want to shut them down and take away any competitor to Planned Parenthood.

Speaker 9 If it was really about women's health care, wouldn't you care

Speaker 100 that women are getting good care elsewhere?

Speaker 115 Pro-life pregnancy centers

Speaker 47 are providing an alternative to Planned Parenthood.

Speaker 114 Now the left's true colors are coming out.

Speaker 74 It's not just shout your abortion.

Speaker 66 It is put all

Speaker 115 anti-abortion or pro-life pregnancy centers out so women have no choice.

Speaker 69 Last week, New York State Attorney General sent a letter to Google demanding that it remove pro-life pregnancy centers from all search results.

Speaker 23 She said it's because

Speaker 94 they direct individuals seeking abortions to dangerous and misleading anti-abortion clinics in New York.

Speaker 55 Planned Parenthood says the goal of these pro-life pregnancy centers is to spread misinformation and propaganda.

Speaker 79 So, those are the left's two favorite words because they sound very dangerous.

Speaker 164 And you know, you're not supposed to have that information.

Speaker 115 Now, Elizabeth Warren leading the charge in Congress to protect America's pregnant women from all that toxic disinformation that could save their babies' lives.

Speaker 55 She tweeted, with Roe gone, it's more important than ever to crack down on the so-called crisis pregnancy centers that mislead and deceive patients seeking abortion care.

Speaker 97 So she wants to deputize the Federal Trade Commission to be a police

Speaker 58 and police all of this alleged disinformation.

Speaker 28 So now, what is it that is the disinformation?

Speaker 79 Well, NAREL has exposed the disinformation.

Speaker 55 the bombshell lies that Elizabeth Warren is saying, quote, more than 67% of the locations intentionally referred to the fetus as a baby.

Speaker 77 They also

Speaker 165 told the investigator with Nayral she was already a mother because she was already pregnant.

Speaker 72 Oh my gosh.

Speaker 87 Well, this is, I mean, next thing you know, they're going to be roped into a...

Speaker 72 a loan they never wanted for a house they never could afford.

Speaker 27 Wow, so they referred to the fetus.

Speaker 133 Stu, would you just look up in Latin what fetus mean?

Speaker 11 I believe it means little one.

Speaker 133 They refer to the fetus as a baby

Speaker 109 and said, you're already a mom because you got a baby inside of you.

Speaker 115 Oh my gosh, that could have been a toaster oven in her.

Speaker 72 They didn't know.

Speaker 11 So they don't like the fact that nationwide pro-life pregnancy centers outnumber abortion clinics three to one.

Speaker 74 And they don't like the study last year that found pregnant women who visit pro-life centers are 20% less like

Speaker 18 to choose an abortion.

Speaker 50 They want you to be funneled into Planned Parenthood, so you have no choice.

Speaker 115 To top it off, the radical action is in response to the Supreme Court's decision that doesn't stop abortion.

Speaker 3 Did you hear that?

Speaker 61 Pro-abortion fanatics in New York, California, and elsewhere.

Speaker 94 If you like your abortion laws, you can keep your abortion laws.

Speaker 46 But this time it's actually true.

Speaker 52 But now they're declaring war.

Speaker 70 They're declaring war on pro-life pregnancy centers

Speaker 28 because it's never about choice.

Speaker 126 and it's never about women's health.

Speaker 124 It's always been about killing children.

Speaker 118 It is

Speaker 81 evil.

Speaker 30 It is absolutely evil.

Speaker 43 And it needs to be stated that clearly.

Speaker 34 You know, when America had

Speaker 138 rare,

Speaker 90 safe, but legal,

Speaker 74 I think that's where most Americans are.

Speaker 26 They don't want to see it,

Speaker 160 you know, happening on demand, you know, hey, I can kill a baby an hour before I have it.

Speaker 140 It's just, it's obscene to people.

Speaker 158 But when they went to shout your abortion, I'm proud to have had six abortions or whatever,

Speaker 58 that's when it really became apparent that they didn't mean what they said.

Speaker 28 They intended on a slippery slope the entire time.

Speaker 6 And,

Speaker 149 you know, they told us once that, oh no, no money will ever go to our abortions.

Speaker 83 Well, your tax dollars are going to to go to abortions.

Speaker 6 ICE is now transporting migrant women across state lines so they can get abortions.

Speaker 118 ICE

Speaker 65 will not take those migrant women, aka illegal aliens, across the border,

Speaker 28 but they will take them out of Texas into another state that will provide an abortion for them.

Speaker 48 That's a use of your tax dollars.

Speaker 55 The DOJ is creating a reproductive rights task force as well.

Speaker 102 Hmm.

Speaker 17 Okay.

Speaker 79 So the DOJ, which is not going after investigating people who are offering bounties for information, anybody who has information on where the Supreme Court justices are, they're not doing anything about that, but they are going to collaborate with, quote, external stakeholders, such as reproductive service providers.

Speaker 54 Huh, I wonder who that would

Speaker 38 that be Planned Parenthood?

Speaker 103 They are

Speaker 49 working for

Speaker 95 Planned Parenthood.

Speaker 65 It's evil.

Speaker 61 So, what comes next?

Speaker 98 Well,

Speaker 38 I'll tell you

Speaker 149 when we come back.

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Speaker 98 We are five days away from fundamentally transforming the United States of America.

Speaker 166 And Barack knows that we are going to have to make sacrifices. We are going to have to change our conversation.

Speaker 166 We're going to have to change our traditions, our history. We're going to have to move into a different place.

Speaker 157 It is amazing, amazing now,

Speaker 150 with eyes that can turn to the past and see what they have done.

Speaker 28 This was very well laid out and a very well-moneyed plan.

Speaker 52 Tonight, on Blaze TV, my Wednesday night special, 9 p.m.

Speaker 162 Eastern Time, we are at the precipice now of the final fundamental transformation of America.

Speaker 63 And the end of Roe v.

Speaker 52 Wade and guns will be the battle cries that they use.

Speaker 25 Last hour I shared with you some

Speaker 158 information, new polls that are out from 18 to 39 or 49 year olds and also Democrats that don't believe, over 50%,

Speaker 55 don't believe in the Constitution, believe it is racist, sexist.

Speaker 14 They believe the Supreme Court is racist, it's sexist, and that it needs to be abolished.

Speaker 62 So

Speaker 46 they're taking to the streets.

Speaker 92 Now, they have declared the summer of rage,

Speaker 28 but I think it's going to be the fall of rage.

Speaker 74 We'll show you what's coming to your street.

Speaker 123 Also, show you the leftist radicals.

Speaker 38 Some have been around since the 1960s that are linked to or the ideological drivers of some of the current bottom-up activists.

Speaker 135 Because what is coming is top-down, bottom-up, inside-out.

Speaker 6 It's a plan that includes the highest level of government, the street soldiers on the ground, and the rest of us caught in the middle as our country is turned inside out.

Speaker 148 We're going to show you some insider videotape as well.

Speaker 115 We sent somebody in to one of their training sessions for the women's march. In fact,

Speaker 124 let me play just a couple of clips here.

Speaker 158 We'll show you more tonight.

Speaker 120 Let's play

Speaker 87 cut 10, please.

Speaker 168 And to all these Supreme Court justices who think they're going to go out and just go on with life as usual, it's on sight.

Speaker 169 No peace.

Speaker 168 No peace. And to the Democrats, it's past time to stop being polite.

Speaker 52 So they're not not going to be polite.

Speaker 79 What a surprise on that.

Speaker 55 No peace for any of these justices.

Speaker 69 And then they go in to this cut 11.

Speaker 169 All we need to do now

Speaker 169 is say it with me. Disobey.

Speaker 168 Ready?

Speaker 170 Disobey.

Speaker 170 Disobey.

Speaker 170 Disobey.

Speaker 170 Disobey.

Speaker 41 So,

Speaker 168 as we are here today,

Speaker 169 I want to tell you at Women's March that women are tired of you telling us what the f to do.

Speaker 169 That's what this is about. Violating us, violating our communities, going against our consent.

Speaker 169 Today we say, stop telling women what to do.

Speaker 39 They seem so interested in telling everybody what to do and all other services.

Speaker 113 I know.

Speaker 6 I know.

Speaker 25 The Summer of Rage, that was one of the training sessions.

Speaker 157 We actually sent some brave soul into that crowd.

Speaker 131 He joins me tonight.

Speaker 117 You don't want to miss that.

Speaker 38 This is what we told you would come.

Speaker 106 It's happening, and I think it's going to happen this fall and continue for quite some time.

Speaker 165 We'll give you all of the people involved tonight, 9 p.m.

Speaker 151 Eastern only on Blaze TV.

Speaker 39 Right after a brand new Studos America.

Speaker 74 I mean, if you have to watch it, if you're a shut-in,

Speaker 42 you can

Speaker 22 just have the nurse come in, leave it on, and you see that, too.

Speaker 39 We are totally fine,

Speaker 39 absolutely exploiting the shut-in community. Students America, it's actually one of our goals.

Speaker 54 So that's fine.

Speaker 39 I wanted to mention something else because, you know, you mentioned the training sessions. We didn't have any training sessions.

Speaker 39 I mean, you've started to train people lately on fundamental values and principles with the country through Mercury One.

Speaker 39 But like, this wasn't something we really had back in the day. And

Speaker 39 I was listening to the Daily. This is the podcast from the New York Times, which is, I do this because, so you don't have to.
You know, we do this for you, America. Thank you.
Okay.

Speaker 39 We torture ourselves every day listening to this crap so you don't have to.

Speaker 163 It's horrible. It is.

Speaker 39 And so they did a big thing on abortion, and they decided they wanted to write the obituary of Roe versus Wade.

Speaker 39 This look back as to what happened in their life. What were the most important things that happened in the Roe versus Wade decision and abortion rights in this country? And

Speaker 39 it was pretty fascinating.

Speaker 3 They go,

Speaker 39 she said, the reporter said, Everybody on both sides went back to the same thing, which was 2010.

Speaker 39 And

Speaker 39 their telling of the story, in 2009, 2010, the pro-life movement was basically dead.

Speaker 39 I mean, if you go back and think about this at the time, you know, James Carville was writing stories, writing books about how, you know, this was the Republicans were going to be a regional party.

Speaker 39 I mean,

Speaker 54 the Republican thing was over.

Speaker 39 Obama had won. The

Speaker 39 demographic changes were coming. And

Speaker 39 Republicans were going to be swept into the minority permanently.

Speaker 39 That was really the theme of the mainstream media at the time. And

Speaker 39 at this point, we know kind of what happens.

Speaker 39 The Tea Party rises, the Obamacare debate goes on.

Speaker 39 There is a lot

Speaker 39 of new activism and passion for constitutional values. So the Democrats don't really see this as a threat.
They've already won in their minds. History is over, as they would say.

Speaker 39 So here is part of, of course, what wound up happening on election night.

Speaker 167 So on election night, this strategy works beyond their wildest expectations.

Speaker 166 Voters also engineered a change in power in the nation's state legislatures.

Speaker 166 Republicans swept the state legislatures across the country, with at least 18 state legislatures switching to Republican from Democrat, a net gain of 500 seats.

Speaker 73 We forget this.

Speaker 39 We talk about the wave election, and it was one at the national level. But at the state level, 500 seats went to Republicans in that election, the Tea Party wave election.

Speaker 39 And so the thesis of the New York Times here is that this huge change drove people to go to their states and start pushing for things at the state level, thinking more, essentially, more locally, working at that level to change abortion laws, not focusing on the federal as much.

Speaker 39 And so all of this is going on.

Speaker 39 The New York Times focuses quite a bit on the redistricting process that happens that year. Of course, you know, blame, blame, blame, blame, blame.

Speaker 39 But the point is that they went to, worked within the system at the state level and took those 500 seats. And the pro-life cause was rejuvenated.

Speaker 39 It was able to now start passing smaller regulations, small things. Things like, you know,

Speaker 39 you can't abort kids based on skin color. You can't abort kids based on their gender.
Things that seemingly everybody agrees with.

Speaker 39 I don't know why you would agree with that if you don't think it's a baby and you think you can kill it. Why would you care what color the skin is or what gender it is?

Speaker 39 That's a whole nother story that perhaps, if you are pro-choice, you should examine quite closely.

Speaker 39 But

Speaker 39 this is able to move the Overton window in the New York Times telling to be able to kind of bring us to a place where we would be accepting of changes.

Speaker 39 Before this, there was no regulations, really, even though they were theoretically available, but there wasn't a lot of movement here. So, this all happens.

Speaker 39 And then they kind of summarize the entire story here.

Speaker 171 So, just to summarize all this, Democrats really failed to foresee the red wave that happened in 2010

Speaker 39 at the state level.

Speaker 171 And their allies in the abortion rights movement were, in a lot of ways, equally unprepared for it because they all figured they were in pretty strong shape.

Speaker 39 They didn't see the Tea Party movement happening.

Speaker 171 They all took their eye off the ball.

Speaker 41 Absolutely.

Speaker 39 This is the telling, the obituary of Roe versus Wade, in which they're giving you

Speaker 17 credit.

Speaker 39 Not you, Glenn Beck, but you in the audience credit. The people that fought so hard at that time for the Tea Party were the beginnings of what we just saw a few weeks ago.

Speaker 39 And they caught the Democrats by surprise. They were able to win through the system.

Speaker 3 the right way.

Speaker 39 And this horrible decision was eventually overturned and it's fascinating to look at that because I think a lot of times with the tea party we being obviously right in the middle of that the whole time along with the audience were

Speaker 39 we look back at it and we think ah that was a good opportunity we did some good things but it wound up fading and we didn't you know next time we're going to do better we're going to learn things from that the things that went wrong and we can do better next time we shouldn't minimize what actually happened here This is, the New York Times are the ones writing that they're going to write the history on this.

Speaker 39 And their thesis on the history is it was you, you in this audience, who wound up putting together all of your passion for things like, yes, fiscal issues, that was a big part of it, but it was also issues like the pro-life movement that wound up turning the entire direction of the country in a decade.

Speaker 3 It didn't seem at all possible at that time.

Speaker 66 And

Speaker 115 what's amazing is we didn't have training seminars.

Speaker 47 We didn't have a team of social scientists.

Speaker 32 We didn't have big money.

Speaker 156 I mean, these groups are getting million-dollar checks left and right.

Speaker 106 We didn't get any of those.

Speaker 43 It was all nickels and dimes.

Speaker 160 And

Speaker 52 we went up against Goliath.

Speaker 80 And in the end, I mean, that's the one thing I love in Barack Obama's autobiography.

Speaker 22 He's very clear the damage that was done to him by the Tea Party.

Speaker 35 He's like, they

Speaker 162 thwarted my agenda.

Speaker 124 And, you know, he calls us racist and everything else.

Speaker 126 But

Speaker 52 he is very clear on how he didn't get everything done that he wanted to get done because of the Tea Party.

Speaker 106 So whenever you're feeling small and insignificant,

Speaker 85 don't forget what was done just 10 years ago.

Speaker 55 It made a huge, huge difference.

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Speaker 128 CPAC is coming to Dallas, Texas.

Speaker 115 And CPAC has just confirmed and released that I am confirmed speaker.

Speaker 52 I'm going to be doing the last speech at CPAC. It's a place that I really want to hold.

Speaker 71 I'd love to do them every CPAC, the last speech, and just do history lessons.

Speaker 115 And so I got the chalkboard and some

Speaker 77 really great artifacts, and I will share them at CPAC.

Speaker 165 And that is the first Saturday in August.

Speaker 37 And I will be speaking there Saturday at CPAC.

Speaker 62 Also, the Saturday...

Speaker 165 I think it may be before that, the 24th of July, I am in the

Speaker 165 great town of Weston, and I'm doing a little pop-up museum and a speech about our history.

Speaker 151 And you can find that at the Weston Stake Center. I think they're announcing that publicly today as well.

Speaker 39 Well, they just did. So.
So if they didn't already. They just did.
They just did, as you just blurted it out on national radio. Congratulations, everybody.

Speaker 39 You mentioned a history lesson right before a brand new Glenn TV tonight on Studios America.

Speaker 39 We're going to be going through this, but I went down sort of a YouTube rabbit hole one day, relatively recently, and landed on an interview between Tom Brokaw and Ronald Reagan on January 17th, 1989.

Speaker 39 It's the last, basically, his last interview in office right before he leaves. And I watched the whole thing, and it was fascinating.

Speaker 39 Mainly because

Speaker 39 here's a guy who is in his late 70s, who is five years before an Alzheimer diagnosis.

Speaker 39 And this guy is 100 times more coherent than Joe Biden is today.

Speaker 39 He goes through, he's recalling all sorts of facts from throughout his presidency, from throughout his life early on.

Speaker 39 He details after detail stories about his parents, stories about when he first gets his job, stories about life in Hollywood. He's recounting them with eloquence and without any delay whatsoever in

Speaker 39 accessing these files in his brain.

Speaker 39 This is a guy who at the time was being mocked by the media relentlessly for being out of touch, for not being able to do the job, for not being able to compute anymore. He was too old.

Speaker 39 He was too out of it. Genesis, Land of Confusion video,

Speaker 39 he presses the nuke button instead of the nurse button by mistake. He's so out of it.
And here's a guy, you wouldn't even recognize it as compared to what we have in the Oval Office today.

Speaker 39 It's a totally different,

Speaker 39 almost a totally different species when it comes to communicating. Totally on the ball, much different.

Speaker 39 And I wanted to go through some of that tonight because not only do you see that, but you also see the way Tom Brokaw treats him.

Speaker 39 You would never see a mainstream media member treat a Republican like that now.

Speaker 51 It's incredible.

Speaker 126 No, never.

Speaker 162 That's on Studoz America right before my Wednesday night special at 9.

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