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Good morning, Glenn.

How are you?

I'm good.

Well, I'm concerned about what's happening in Russia.

And I think we learned on this program,

who was it, Stu, that we had

Oh, it was uh Jack Carr we had on earlier this week, and he dumbed it down for us.

He's a fiction writer, and he dumbed down what was going on with the military in Russia and explained they're out of troops because nobody's having babies because everybody's, you know, like 50 years old and a drunk.

And I

say that half joking.

I just saw a

report that, what is it, 60% of the men are

alcoholics in Russia.

Is that possibly true?

They're like, they're just living on vodka.

Anyway.

And so that's one of the reasons why they went into Ukraine and one of the reasons why Sweden and Finland are so nervous, because they need to annex countries to be able to have youth to be able to fight in their military because it's getting older, they're not having children, and nobody's in the military.

Is that right, Jason?

Yeah, and you know, there was a lot of talk last week and a couple weeks ago that they were going to continue to expand.

Many people in the media were hearing the word Transinistra all of a sudden out of nowhere, and they were becoming military experts, which I thought was pretty funny.

What is

Transinista?

One of the breakaway regions,

you know, similar to the one like Abkhazia over in Georgia.

Okay.

The ones that it's one of those cold, it's some of those like used to be kind of hot wars, but are now cold wars where there's just a bunch of Russian troops sitting in other people's countries.

It's pretty crazy.

But the problem is, is that Russia doesn't have the troops.

They don't have the equipment.

There's not an infinite supply of this stuff, and they are losing it like, you know, it's a candy in a, you know, in a fourth grader's, you know, classroom.

Because they went through so many.

The loss of troops has been so high,

and there's just, they're conscripting people now, but there just isn't enough people to, you know, have a million-man army anymore, right?

No, and you're exactly right.

And some of the videos that I'm seeing that are coming out of Russia now is, you know, they're transporting by rail across from Siberia these World War II-era vehicles and sometimes civilian vehicles over into Ukraine because they're losing so many tanks.

In fact, just this week, they lost one of their most advanced, very, very proud tank.

I think it's the T-91, I believe is what it is.

They're brand new one.

They lost one of those in Ukraine, and those are severely limited.

So it's hurting.

Western supplies are hurting.

Did we know this, Jason?

Because Jack Carr did.

I mean, he's a fiction writer.

He writes about this kind of stuff.

He did.

He said he finds it inexcusable if we didn't know this.

Well, it's interesting.

You know,

the equipment, a lot of people, and me included, have been telling telling for a long time that Russia is not a global superpower anymore.

They're a regional power, and they're very limited in what they can do.

Except for nukes.

Except for nukes.

That's really all they have.

All right.

And I keep hearing people talk about, you know, this, there was a lot of reporting about the sinking of the Moskva, which is their flagship in the Black Sea, which is very, very significant.

Because

that was a newer ship, the pride of Russia, right?

Yes, it was.

Yeah, and so that's a significant loss.

But

I do think that Russia is going to be limited in how they respond to this.

Okay, so wait a minute.

I want to get to that here in just a second.

But it's important, I think, to set up that Russia is not the superpower that we all grew up thinking they were.

They don't have the military.

They do have all of the

nukes.

But beyond that, they are not a superpower.

They're outmatched by Ukraine and what we're sending okay

and this is going to be a

a huge humiliating loss like what we just experienced and we didn't lose but what we just experienced in Afghanistan

they are being exposed now as a paper tiger.

They just don't have any teeth anymore.

And so that makes

if it was Ronald Reagan or even Donald Trump, A, we wouldn't be in this situation.

But if we were in this situation and they came into office, I could see somebody like that who understands power through strength collapse them.

Would you agree with that?

Expose them, collapse them.

We don't have to deal with them anymore.

Yeah, right.

I think that, and I think that Washington and the Biden administration completely shifted strategies as well on this.

I think that when they saw what they were trying to do, which was take all of Ukraine and failing so miserably, they were like, let's push further and see how far we can take it.

Okay, so now here's the concerning part.

Yesterday, we just admitted that, yeah, we targeted the ship.

We gave them all the intel.

They couldn't have done it without us.

Why would we do that?

I don't remember.

I mean, this is the way it's always been in the Cold War.

They were always targeting our troops and helping the other side, et cetera, et cetera.

We knew that, but I don't remember any Soviet leader going, yeah,

look at us.

Okay.

They would go, we don't know what you're talking about, but you were like, we got pictures of you.

Don't know, fake pictures.

American press, fake pictures.

That's the way it used to happen.

I don't know of a time that Russia or America has ever said, yeah.

Yeah, our covert ops.

Look at this.

It's so dangerous, right?

It's dangerous.

I don't know if you would call it, yeah, I guess you can call it escalatory.

It's very, very, it's different from that part right there is different from the way the Cold War wars were.

Correct, correct.

We always had plausible deniability, even if it wasn't plausible to the experts on each side, okay?

Right.

We didn't announce it to the world.

So it is when Russia is saying, don't get involved in this war.

We are already involved in this war.

And now, yesterday, for some unknown reason, we just announced it to the press.

Yep, that was us.

Okay.

Well, hold on.

That reason I think is important, if we could stop on that for a second, because the president of the United States has nothing to run on.

Nothing.

His approval ratings in every category are terrible.

The only one that he looks even moderately okay on is his support for Ukraine.

And so I feel like the reason they're promoting this domestically and making a big deal about every little victory they can is to claim credit in the one area that's moderately

popular.

And that's terrifying.

I think that that is probably true, coupled with this idea from somebody that we can expose Russia and Russia will look weaker than we looked.

in Afghanistan.

And so the world forgets about Afghanistan and goes, yeah, Russia is nothing.

It's tied together, though.

Yeah, it is.

It is.

It's the combination of the two, I think.

Now, here's the scary part.

Let me just flip the script here a bit.

Let's just say that

there was a Soviet pact or a Russian pact, and it included Venezuela and Cuba and other places in South America, which we already know that's what's happening, right?

We all know that.

And they decided that, or there was talk that they were going to

go into Mexico and make Mexico part of that act.

Okay, if that were happening and we had evidence of that, we wouldn't do what Putin did, but if they were putting, let's say, missiles in there or whatever, we would go across.

We'd cross into Mexico and stop that.

Okay, it would be in our best interest, I think, to do that.

We would at least threaten to do it.

We wouldn't have done what

Russia did, but if the evidence were there, we would go in to destroy those things that Russia was doing.

Okay?

I'm just flipping the situation.

Now, if our army was so depleted

and Russia was strong and they just kept funneling money and they got other people in South America to start helping

and we had nothing and we knew

that their next thing was to invade us or we strongly suspected

and we had nothing wouldn't we launch tactical nukes and wouldn't the country before,

look, before we shut the lights out on this thing,

this is the only option we have left.

We don't have the troops.

We got to get them out of there.

Let's scare them away because Russia's not going to launch nukes and destroy America.

They want it.

So they're not going to launch a full-scale attack.

Let's just lob a nuke in and flex our muscle and say, back back off.

Wouldn't we at least seriously consider that?

So, Glenn, you sound exactly like the conversations from I've read from the history books from Khrushchev.

Khrushchev was thinking the exact same thing in the early 1960s.

Correct.

He was like, I am not sending military equipment into Vietnam because I don't want another Cuban missile crisis on my hand.

I don't want to tempt the United States to start doing what you just said, sending tackling nuclear bombs, low-yield nuclear weapons.

And that all ended once Brezhnev came into power in the mid-1960s.

All that in, he said, you know what?

He said the same thing.

He said, the United States is a paper tiger.

Our equipment right now is actually more advanced than the United States was, and it was at the time.

We had never, our pilots had never seen Sam missiles before.

We had never seen them.

The United States lost 2,000 or just over 2,000 military planes, including pilots, due to Soviet service stair missiles.

Over 10,000 Soviet troops went to Vietnam and supplied, I can't remember, it was over 2,000 tanks, Klishnikov rifles.

Their aid to Vietnam was far more than what we've given Ukraine right now.

This is how the Cold War era military fought.

And I think this is different than any place else.

If we were in Afghanistan, we wouldn't have done tactical nukes.

If we were losing, we would just pack up and go.

The American people wouldn't hear of it.

Okay.

But because

Russia is so ingrained in us, and this is

a

fight

for global superpower status.

I could see them before they step off the stage and lose.

I could see them absolutely going,

lob a tactical nuke in.

Yeah.

Well, and it's part of their, it's part of their doctrine.

It's part of their, and that's one of the things that Jack Carr probably alluded to.

We kind of overstated what the Garazimov doctrine was, which was their new military doctrine, which as of now looks like the Garazimov doctrine was: let's just send over some World War II equipment and let it get blown up in the middle of mud season in Ukraine.

It's pretty poor.

But the end state of the Garazimov doctrine is escalate to de-escalate, which means tactical nuclear weapons to scare everybody else off the battlefield and go, oh, let's hit the peace table and give Russia some concessions.

And I have to tell you, if you look at it from their perspective, knowing that they're exposed, they're done.

They lose this, they're done, they're exposed.

That is,

that's truly terrifying because from their perspective, it would kind of make sense.

And the other side, if you take Putin out,

he doesn't do it.

You take Putin out, you have the chance of getting somebody who is an old Soviet kind of mindset that is like, no.

You could get somebody who's like, we are rebuilding this superpower.

And damn it, I'll use nukes.

Yeah.

I mean, you do you could go either way, it could go either way, it's really dangerous.

That's the most likely outcome I see for this because it's very easy for a group of oligarchs and some generals to blame it all on Putin and say, Look, it was the crazy guy that everyone knows has brain problems and cancer.

Okay, so let's just get rid of him.

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and so really watches the state of global politics and war.

Give me the

top two scenarios that you think are most likely to happen here.

Most likely scenarios, what I just said.

I think that the only way out, I think the Russians need a way out, and I think the only way out is to quietly have Putin go away.

That is the most likely, in my opinion, because it gives them an out.

It says it gives them someone to blame.

And it says, hey, it doesn't mean, don't get me wrong, this is not going to get better.

We're not suddenly going to get a Russian leader that all of a sudden agrees with the West.

We're adversaries, and Russia and Western Europe will always be adversaries.

But this will ratchet it down, at least for a time being.

Exactly.

This will give them an excuse for them to be able to pull back and say, and kind of blame everything on him.

Okay.

Which I know he would love, which makes him more dangerous, I think.

The other scenario?

Another scenario is, well, let me give you three.

So another scenario would be them settling basically with Eastern Ukraine and drawing this out to a stalemate.

Basically making it to a weapon.

Yeah, basically what it was since 2014.

Eastern Ukraine, they'll stick with that.

Next.

Third is probably the more scary, and that is this escalates to where every Russian general is in agreement, and they think the only way out is to escalate, to de-escalate.

So

doesn't this make

this other piece of the news that came out yesterday was Sweden and Finland said, we have a guarantee from America that if we ask, we're going to be a part of NATO.

That's That's what started all of this was just the idea that NATO was going to be expanded into Ukraine, which there was no truth to that at all.

Finland is extraordinarily important to Russia.

That's a major escalation, is it not?

Yes, and the Finns have a very proud history of kicking the Soviet Union and Russia's butt all on their own.

Yeah.

I don't really think they need NATO help on this.

Yeah, I see this as more worrying than anything else because, as you said, this is exactly what they said they were trying to stop.

And this gives Putin credibility saying, see, I told you.

Exactly.

Of course, the reason why they're just trying to jump into NATO now is because Russia decided to invade Ukraine.

I mean, like, they weren't planning on doing this until Russia invaded Ukraine.

And then they were like, wait a minute, we better freaking figure out a way.

You don't announce it.

You just don't announce it.

You just said one day, say, by the way, we're in NATO?

No, you say if this thing escalates right now, it could peter out.

But especially three days before Victory Day in Russia, where Putin's got to beat his chest about the strong Russia.

You don't escalate it.

It's terrifying.

It's truly terrifying.

Luckily, we have real experts at the helm that can

walk this line up.

Real grown-ups.

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Jason, thank you so much.

Pat Gray joins us here in just a second for the news of the week.

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Hello, Pat.

Hello, Glenn.

Well, I got a press release from the Babylon Bee that I think is important.

In a somber press release outside the burning gates of torment and suffering, the fire god Moloch warned of a looming supply chain issue regarding child sacrifices.

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Babylon B is so brilliant.

They are.

They really are.

Never cease to amaze.

Of course, why?

Why they're not allowed to be on social media anymore.

Right.

They're not allowed to.

That's not okay.

You can't be funny and

clever on the right.

No, it's not allowed.

By the way,

let's go back.

Could we go back to the stat of alcoholism?

Because

I have a theory on this because, Stu, while in the last break, we were talking about Russians and the alcoholism rate, which is really, really high.

And

what was the stat that you found?

Russia's number one for male alcoholics.

Okay.

36.9%

of their males tied to Harvard.

Of Russian males, 40%.

Are alcoholics?

That's crazy, right?

Wow, crazy.

No, that's not.

That's tied with Hungary at number one.

But same kind of thing.

So what is...

Number two is Belarus, by the way.

So it's all Soviet state region.

Yeah.

So

let me just throw out a theory here on this.

Well, no, give the other stat.

Okay.

Because where are Russian women?

So women, Russia is not number one.

They are number two

at 7.4%.

Who's number one?

The United States of America.

We got it.

Yeah.

Yeah.

We got the gold women alcoholics.

Alcoholics.

We're number one.

So we are number one with women as alcoholics.

Okay.

And what is that number?

Is it close?

10.4%.

Holy cow.

So to see how much of an outlier, almost every country on earth is below five percent there's a few like russia and uh you know hungary again and uh you know belarus again are all in this like six to seven percent range and then we're way up at ten we're total what's the percentage for men in america that's a good question um male alcoholic moment um

united states here we go this is 17.6

oh my gosh so about half of russia but and and not nowhere we're right in the pack i mean we're a little higher than average, but you know, right.

Okay.

We're not an outlier like we are with women.

Let me ask you this.

Is it possible, is it possible, is this a theory worth looking into?

That

in Russia, what have you done to men?

You've taken the natural hunter-gatherer, I can find my own way, I can build my own business, be my own man,

and you've killed that.

And you've so you only have the men who are subservient to the society

or the ones who have said, I'm breaking out, and they're thug, you know,

killers or, uh, or thieves, oligarchs, right?

So there's only one, two versions of a man:

just do what the state says,

or be a thug.

How many men want to to live in that world?

They've taken and taken away

the real man and replaced it with the cartoon man

or the,

you know, the one that just has to go along with everything.

In America, we are suppressing the actual and denigrating the natural woman.

You know,

you can have a job, do whatever you want, but the natural woman,

we are mocking everything that they are,

that they are different than men, that this maternal instinct, that you can be a mom.

Is that possible that the reason why Russia is number one is because they've killed the man and America's number one because we're killing the woman?

It could possible.

Yeah, it's an interesting theory.

It could could be a contributing factor.

I mean, is it a sound theory?

I mean, I don't know.

You just presented it.

I don't have any evidence to back it up.

No, no, no, no.

I'm saying,

is it a sound idea that might be backed up?

Yeah, I mean, I come up with some questions.

I mean, like, we, you know, European women seem to be lower on this list than

I think we've led the world on this, though.

You know, women need a, need a man like fish need a bicycle.

You know what I mean?

We've led the way of this

feminist,

Marxist,

you know,

woman.

They've done a job on men, too, in this country.

I know.

Well, I know, but we're, we're behind.

Yeah.

We're behind.

Soviets have been doing it forever.

And then the Russians, when they took over, you know, that didn't go to capitalism.

It went to, you know, a mobocracy.

And so,

you know, we're just by, I'm telling you, religion is the way to go to fix all of this.

Now,

some might say this would be the time that you would want to be a Blaze subscriber

and be watching the show instead of just listening to the show.

But I have no idea what they're talking about.

I think we all know know how to solve the women's issue.

We've heard a lot about it this week.

That's true.

We sure have.

Under his eye.

Under his eye.

Okay, so Pat, welcome to the program.

What's the big story for you?

Well, it's the same one it's been all week.

Yeah.

You know, the response, of course, to the supposed Supreme Court decision

and

the reaction of people like Hillary Clinton to it, because because she's terrific.

She is great.

And I think she's right because she said this might get her to run again.

No, God.

But who else do they have?

Who else?

Nobody.

Did you hear that Kamala would not join Joe Biden for a press conference because she wants to distance herself from his administration?

No.

That's great.

When Kamala's like, no, I don't want that stink on me.

That's saying something.

Yeah, it is.

And that's who they have, right?

That is who they have.

They have the president of the United States.

Terrible president.

And they can't run him.

They cannot run him in 2024.

It's impossible.

He wants to run the United States.

Of course he wants to.

I hope he is.

They can't let him.

They can't let him.

No, I hope.

And they can't have Kamala.

They can't.

She's too unpopular.

She was unpopular with the Democrats.

She was the least popular of all the candidates.

She was out before the,

wasn't she out before the primary started?

She was out before the the primary.

So she had a, you know, a run to the top of the polls toward the beginning, and then that faded, and then she's gone instantly.

So I have to tell you something that is just so, oh, so satisfying.

The Women's Health Protection Act, which was been going through the Senate and everything else,

and it would make abortion a statutory right.

They were passing this through, and

it talked about transgender men, a capacity for pregnancy with transgender men, non-binary individuals, and those who identify a different gender and others.

So

our good friend Chuck Schumer is removing all of

that language now.

It's funny.

And he says, just marginal changes, you know, just to be more inclusive.

I thought by putting transgender non-binary individuals, that was being more inclusive.

Right.

They have to throw the trans people under the bus now because

they're worshiping at the altar of abortion.

And that's paramount to them.

It's even a little bit more important to them than the trans movement.

Yeah, and it's the one they think they could take advantage of at this moment, which is how they make every decision.

You know, it doesn't matter.

There's never an attempt to maintain logical consistency.

It's not a priority in any way.

It's just whatever they need to say today.

That's why Gavin Newsom is getting in trouble.

Because he said, well, you know, if men could get pregnant, then they'd understand.

And everyone's losing their mind.

The trans people are losing their mind on them.

And they have to understand they don't care about you.

They don't care about you at all.

They've never cared about you.

Why did you believe them?

Yeah.

By the way, my favorite from the week on this discussion are the videos of panicked women.

My favorite said this:

In case you're a man who doesn't care about Roe versus Wade,

just know know that if abortion gets banned, the hookup culture will be decimated.

What woman is going to have mediocre sex with a drunk random man if he could potentially father their child?

Yeah, amen.

This, amen, like this is something that we should be like, oh, wait a minute, the hookup culture.

Oh, wow, we can't lose that.

Yeah, let's keep that.

That's part of the problem.

That's one of the things that maybe is destroying us as a society and a culture is just like, like,

I want to have sex with anybody right now.

Let me get on the app and see who's closest to me.

That really is the way it is.

It works right now.

Did you guys see the Sex Island thing going on?

No.

I thought he was dead.

No, no, that's a different island.

Okay.

There's more than one.

Now, there's an event going on, and I believe it started.

So if you want to go, you'd have to, you might be a little late, but it is called Sex Island.

It costs $4,500 to attend.

And you can go to this and have sex with as many women as you'd like.

There's a hundred, they guarantee at least two per day.

And you have a hundred women there, and they will have their, I guess.

I bet they are good-looking.

Do you get denied first?

Yeah, and I bet the guys, I bet the guys that are going good-looking guys.

This might be an island we should support abortion.

That's kind of, I think these types of things could be problematic in a post-Roe versus Wayne.

Oh, that would be sad.

Though I believe Nevada will keep abortion.

I'm

mildly confident of it.

Pretty sure.

By the way, CNN chairman, the new chairman, says he wants to try some things in Chris Cuomo's old slot.

He said, we're just going to mix it up.

We're going to try some things.

Try some new things.

Telling the truth, accurately reporting things might be something they should try, but I

not on the idea board.

I doubt it.

It's not on the vision board right now.

So do you remember, Stu, you said MSNBC could be replaced by a random word generator.

You remember saying that?

Yeah, okay.

It was last week or this week.

This week.

We have done a test.

Okay.

There is Smart Copy, the AI writer.

Do you know about this?

No.

Okay, so there is Smart Copy, which if you don't...

If you can't write, you don't write.

You just put in the thing, and it will randomly generate a story for you.

Okay.

Like through through artificial intelligence.

Yes.

So what we started with, we said, Republicans are a threat to democracy.

If Ron DeSantis is elected, he's going to be much worse than Trump.

Republicans live in fear, threaten the rights of LGBTQ, and are racist.

So we put that into

smart copy.

Okay.

Okay.

Tell me this doesn't sound like a legitimate MSNBC story.

Democracy has been under attack from Trump and the GOP since the moment he was elected.

Ron DeSantis, who was a guest guest on Fox and Friends this morning, stands in line with everything we've seen out of Trump.

But he'll be worse if he wins.

Democracy is under attack.

We have to stand up now.

This is not normal.

We can't keep going down this road, and we can't forget what they stand for.

Republicans live in fear and threaten the rights of LGBTQ people, people of color, and of course our civil rights.

They're racist, sexist, homophobic, and everything we must fight against.

At the state level, GOP governors have been enacting voter suppression laws to keep minorities from voting, and Republicans in Congress have been putting a stop to any checks

on Trump's power.

This is not normal.

We have to do something about it.

That could absolutely be on MSNBC right now in the prompter.

That was

AI generated.

Wow.

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All right, clearly I know what the biggest story of the week was,

right?

It's that the Clintons look like they're on the ropes with the Durham investigation, right?

Or no.

Okay, no, no, no, I know clearly.

It's the Department of Homeland Security with their new disinformation board.

And.

That's not that.

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No?

Oh, I know.

The Department of Education is forgiving loans for over 110,000 people that work in the government,

which is one of my predictions from 2010 coming true.

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Oh, no, I forgot.

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Bill,

I obviously know where you're going to start.

Biggest story of the week.

Yeah, but you don't know what angle I'm going to take.

Why did you say that like we were in sixth grade?

You know,

you and Stu

are now

going to be subjected along with your millions of listeners to the most important history lesson you will ever get.

All right.

That's saying something.

All right.

All right.

Go ahead.

That's true.

And you better pay attention.

I'm paying attention.

For the love of Pete, get to it.

The biggest story of the week is that the president and vice president of the United States do not understand the Constitution of the United States.

True.

They have no clue.

True.

So Ms.

Kamala and Mr.

Joe

would flunk

my class, Beck.

Flunk it.

Now, do you guys see fast times at Ridgemont High?

Yes.

Yes.

For Cole League?

Right.

You're on my time now.

I'm Mr.

Hand.

Right now.

All right.

Okay.

All right.

So here is the deal.

Three men put together the Constitution of the United States.

Tom Jefferson, Jamie Madison, little Jamie, five foot five,

and the rotund Ben Franklin, who was the advisor

when Tommy and Jamie

got into a problem they couldn't figure out.

Okay.

That's where we start.

Three guys.

Okay.

So this had never been done before.

No country was

for the people, by the people.

Correct.

Ever.

All other countries on the planet were run by kings or emperors or dictators, and you did what they said

or you went to the dungeon.

If I may add, it is why we the people

is so huge on the original Constitution because they wanted to send a statement, this has never been done.

This is done for and by the people.

Go ahead.

Thank you, Mr.

Beck.

You can sit down now.

All right.

Okay.

So in the Constitution, there were a number of problems.

First problem was they had to unite all 13 colonies, and most of the colonies had nothing in common with the other colonies,

which is why they overlooked slavery.

Because they knew that to defeat the king, to have a government by the people, for the people, they needed all of the colonies to fight.

And they also knew that 50% of Americans wouldn't fight.

They were called Tories.

So when you print on MSNBC and you hear what a racist founding fathers and all of that blather,

they didn't address slavery because they couldn't and break away from England.

Number one.

Number two,

they didn't want a strong federal government, Jamie and Ben and Tom, because they feared if the federal government was strong, then a dictator would take over.

Are we all understanding this?

They wanted a weak federal government to regulate commerce with other countries and to provide armed forces to protect us.

But they didn't want strong federal armed forces because they feared a coup d'état, Stu.

Pay attention, Stu.

Sorry, I was.

I'm listening.

I'm listening.

He's on top.

Okay.

So they gave the power to the states

to allow the citizens in the states to arm themselves.

Just in case there was a coup

so that everybody would have a gun to fight a big federal government taken over by a dictator.

Okay, let me add something here.

Let me add something here, Professor.

Also, they don't understand, all of that is absolutely right on the Constitution.

But they came back two years later because they knew there'd be dummies in the class like Hamilton who wanted to go back to a king.

And so they said,

these are the Bill of Rights.

And it was not to announce what your rights were.

It was to announce these rights the government cannot ever, ever touch.

And don't limit it just to these rights because there are others.

But we leave those up to the people and the state to define.

But these are super important.

You're outrunning your coverage.

That's all true.

But you got to stay with me here because I'm trying to convince Kamala and Joe to understand what we're doing in this country.

And it's hard because neither of them know or care.

Okay,

so that's the Second Amendment.

Then there's the 10th Amendment, and this is the abortion thing.

What's the 10th Amendment?

All you listeners out there, nobody knows.

I think a surprising number of Americans know in this audience.

Yeah, you have an alert audience.

There's no doubt about it.

Okay?

But most Americans, you go out on the street and you ask what the 10th Amendment is.

They might think it's a bar.

So

Tommy and Jamie and Ben

put into the Constitution in writing: if we do not state something,

As far as policy is concerned,

the states have the authority.

That's it.

Okay?

Is there abortion stated?

No.

Is there marijuana stated?

No.

Healthcare.

And you can go down the list.

Yep.

So, by constitutional authority, the states

have purview over that.

Do we all understand so far?

May I just

hang on just a sec.

Hang on.

May I just point out, this is why conservatives, except conservatives in the state, didn't have a problem with Romney care in Massachusetts.

If that's what the voters want to do, they can do that in Massachusetts.

That's right.

Right.

You can't do it federally.

There is a caveat, and Beck just pointed it out.

There are rights enumerated.

If a state violates those rights, a la Jim Crow laws, then the federal government has the power to go in and discipline the state.

Correct.

So you all ought to know that.

So there were states that said, I'm not obeying that constitutional law.

Bang.

They get hammered.

George Wallace, Alabama, JFK.

Okay.

So now all Alito did, the Supreme Court justice, was

tell

in his memo, in his draft, exactly what I just said, That Roe v.

Wade, a law that goes coast to coast and Alaska, Hawaii,

there's no precedent for that in the Constitution.

That abortion should be regulated by all 50 states in the way the people in those states want.

That's what Alito is saying.

He's not banning abortion.

He's not attacking women.

He's not doing any of that.

He's not an affront to democracy.

He is saying it needs to be up to the voters.

That's right.

The people

in the individual states, because that's where their voice is loudest.

They vote for the legislatures.

All right.

Now,

that is the fact.

That is where we are.

But you will never get that.

in our news agencies ever because they don't care about that.

Right.

Well, they do.

Hang on just a second.

I have to tell you, this brings up a really good subject.

They will use the Constitution when it is in their

interest.

So for instance, the border, the reason why the states, like Texas, can't do anything on the border is because the Constitution specifically states that the federal government is in charge of our border.

So it would be a violation of the Constitution, at least, you know,

in all reasonable

times, if the states start to take things on their own.

And the Democrats know that.

They know that.

This is one where it is not in the Constitution, so it goes back to the individual states.

And the Democrats know that.

Yes.

You're talking about abortion.

Correct.

Very good, Mr.

Very, very good.

You're with me.

Okay.

But the real horror of this is that the president and vice president, I will submit humbly to your audience,

they don't understand it.

Literally not smart enough.

to grasp what is happening.

Literally.

Now, if you have top leadership that doesn't know

how this country was founded, what the Constitution says,

you can't just invent a privacy aspect.

There isn't any right to privacy in the Bill of Rights Beck.

Except for the fourth and fifth.

But it's not what they're talking about.

There's a right to private property, which is what ensures privacy.

The government, and sorry, Bernie Sanders, cannot infringe on private property.

And on your private property, you can do what you want as long as you don't disobey the law.

But there's no privacy, as they say in Britain, right?

And that's what Roe v.

Wade was founded on.

Right.

And what kills me is if you read, which you obviously have, if you read

the first draft of the ruling, which we don't even know if it's going to be that,

if it's going to say that in the end.

No, that's just Alito's alito's opinion if you read that and you read you know just even the quotes from uh ruth ginsburg she's saying that she takes apart roe versus wade says it's bad law it was just forced in he's quoting many times liberals that are making this this case and have for years

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We have to take a break, right?

I'm controlling our show.

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Bill, I have to ask you on a different subject.

The Los Angeles DA is a lot like the New York DA.

They're not charging the, you know, Dave Chappelle's attacker with a felony.

This week, Joe Biden came out and said that the Republicans and GOP are the most radical organization in our history.

Does this actually fly with people that are normal Democrats?

No.

That's why Biden is down in the mid-30s in a poll.

So it's only the fanatical progressive ideologues who are now supporting Biden and the Democratic Party.

Not crime is the third issue.

First is the economy.

Second is the border.

Third is crime.

But what you have now is a free fire zone where in the major cities, most of them, criminals are not punished.

This is a very simple issue.

If you aren't going to punish people who break the law, then the laws will not be upheld.

Because about 20% of the population, they're going to do whatever they want.

They'll hurt you.

They'll steal your money.

They'll do whatever they want to do unless they're punished.

And the punishment does two things.

Number one, takes them out of society so they can't do it again.

And then number two, sends a message to people who may think about it.

Maybe I don't want to go to jail.

Crazy.

Maybe I shouldn't do it.

Once you take the punishment out, which they've done in San Francisco, Chicago, New York, L.A., and other cities, Portland, Oregon, Seattle, Minneapolis, once you take that out,

then the people who are bad, the miscreants, word of the day, run wild.

This isn't hard to understand.

This isn't like the Constitution.

Now, you hear Biden, Biden goes out and he says, oh, the MAGA people are the problem.

Well, correct me if I'm wrong, but the MAGA people

want a secure southern border.

They want American independence on the energy front.

They want law and order restored.

Am I right?

Yeah.

Yeah.

And that's the problem?

Yeah.

Mr.

Joe, that's the problem.

You see, this guy is so detached.

From reality.

No, but it's it's really all of them.

You know what's really crazy is Chuck Schumer

has now had to change something that they've been trying to get through the Senate for a while for

abortion rights.

I can't remember the name of

the bill now, but they had to take out

transgender,

non-binary people, and they took it out because they trapped themselves.

They're now saying men can't have babies, and this is a women's issue, but they've been saying men can have babies they're they I mean they are so screwed up and lost and tangled in their own web it's crazy

but the MAGA people who object to all this they're the problem yes they're the terrorists Chuck yeah not Chuck he's not the problem

not the Biden administration which now has inflation running at 10%

when Trump left it was 1.2

they're not the problem.

It's the MAGA people.

Okay, let me just,

I have about 30 seconds before we break, and then we'll come back.

But I do want to ask you this real quick.

Jen Saki, she was negotiating with NBC, MSNBC for a job before she left.

Which is a bigger problem, that or the fact that they replaced her with a woman who is married to a CNN reporter?

I mean, which is the bigger problem?

Yeah.

They're all propagandists.

It doesn't matter anymore.

All right.

Back with Bill O'Reilly in just a second.

Don't forget his new book is out this week, Killing the Killers.

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Bill O'Reilly has a new book out.

It's Killing the Killers.

We're going to talk to him about that in just a second.

But I want to start kind of on the war footing here.

The two things were announced yesterday, which I found shocking, but Bill, you've been a newsman a lot longer than I've even been in the news.

So

you might remember accurately.

What we just announced yesterday, that we targeted, targeted

and gave the coordinates for a missile to sink a flagship of Russia,

we just verified for some reason yesterday, beating our chest.

I know we've helped people out, you know, in, for instance, you know, Afghanistan against the Russians.

They've done it against us in Vietnam.

But do you remember a time when we've been so eager to say, yeah, look what we just did?

They're stupid.

The Biden administration is stupid across the board.

Everybody knows that in conflict, people side and don't side.

All right.

So the Chinese are helping the Russians.

Correct.

Everybody knows that.

Right.

Okay.

United States and NATO are helping Ukraine.

Right.

But you don't go out and be this provocative, giving the evildoers, Putin and his gang, another excuse to do something heinous.

Now,

we gave them another excuse yesterday.

Sweden and Finland came out and said, Yeah, we got assurance from the United States that we're in now on NATO.

What?

Well, I don't mind that.

That's not the same thing as taking out the Russian.

That's what started this whole thing.

Keep it to yourself.

Sweden and Finland have a right to join NATO.

They do, but maybe we should just keep it down, you know, for a few more weeks just to see how this thing works out.

And then join NATO.

That's true.

But the Biden administration, and this goes back to the theme that we talked about in the first half hour in the Constitution, they are not smart enough to run this country.

That's it.

So, killing the killers, Beck.

Yeah.

First of all, I want to thank you because whenever I'm on your rodeo program, my book sales skyrocket.

And that's true.

And I'm not kissing Beck's.

Just hang it as a quick side note.

Stations edit this part out.

What he's going to say about the book.

I don't want to help him sell any of the books.

But we'll just pretend to say it to sell.

Beck is very kind to give me the time to plug the book.

Right.

Now, this is the third day out for the book.

Sold more than 100,000 copies already.

Wow.

Now,

the only person who does that is Beck.

All right.

So me and Beck are in the same little soup bag here.

Well,

I'll let you in the boat.

Anyway, go ahead.

Go ahead.

The reason the book is just exploding is because Americans do not know

what is being done in their name with their money

to wipe out evil on this planet.

We are assassinating people.

We have space weaponry that frightens Putin and Xi.

All of this is classified information, but I was able to get it.

So wait, so wait, did you have any ethical qualms about that?

I told, excellent question.

When I convinced the national security advisors from Bush the Younger all the way through Trump to speak with me, I told them, number one, I would not quote them, and number two, I would not put anything in the book that would harm America.

Okay.

I sent the book to all of them, and there were about seven of them.

And I said, if there's anything you believe that's harmful to this country, tell me.

None of them did.

Okay.

All right.

So what did you find out that we, for instance, I'm interested in space weapons?

Amazing weaponry we have.

And it came about under Trump.

And Trump doesn't even mention it.

This is how incredible this is.

So Trump poured hundreds of billions of dollars into the military.

He did say that.

Yeah.

And he rebuilt the military.

But much of that money went to the technological space weapons.

We have a chapter in the book on Solomani, one of the biggest villains ever to walk this planet.

It's a step-by-step how the United States assassinated him from space.

Nobody has ever seen that.

It's an incredible.

So we weren't tracking him by drones.

We were tracking him by satellite?

Or is there more?

We were tracking him by satellite, but we obliterated him with a hellfire missile fired from a drone.

Yeah.

I'll just give you one specific.

We had the capability to read the name on a golf ball title list

from 10 miles, 50 miles up into space.

That's how sophisticated these weapons are.

In the book, I say three miles, but I was corrected.

It's even more than that.

They can pinpoint they being the american military the cia complex anyone on this planet and take them out including putin in a heartbeat bang the only thing left of solemani was a finger with a ring on it that's the only thing left of him and i have a picture of it in killing the killer holy cow

so when you when you're looking at this first of of all, I don't know if they got into this at all because yesterday Biden

did another executive order.

He's concerned about

quantum computing, which is terrifying when you know what it means.

And it seems like

the actions he took seem like somebody's on the verge of really powering through that.

Did you get into any of that kind of stuff?

Or was it all terror?

No, we didn't get into into any politics other than

other than the Afghan debacle and how the 18 service, U.S.

service people were killed.

Nobody knows that.

Tell me.

And we trace the release of this heinous terrorist from Bagram that never had to happen, and Biden directly ordered it.

And the same guy, two days later, bombs Kabul airport.

We had it all.

That ends the book.

The bin Laden raid begins the book.

You think you know what happened in that compound in Abbottabad, Pakistan?

You don't.

Again, I'll give you one.

It wasn't the men that fought the SEALs.

It was the women in that compound.

Wow.

And then at the end,

at the end, you are going to be so horrified.

by what the Biden administration did in Afghanistan.

It's way worse than anybody even knows.

I know that to be a very important thing.

And

the final thing in the book is Kayla Mueller, the 26-year-old Arizona woman who was over in Turkey doing humanitarian work, foolishly crossed into Syria, was kidnapped by ISIS, was raped by al-Baghdadi, and he ordered her murder along with three other Americans.

Al-Baghdadi did it.

The way we found al-Baghdadi back

was through coerced interrogation torture.

It is against federal law for any American to do that, but we subcontract that work out to other nations now.

And you remember, Abu Ghraib anniversary was last week.

The left, how many times did we hear torture doesn't work?

How many times did we hear that?

It does work.

And that's how we got al-Baghdadi.

And I take you right through this because the Mueller family

cooperated with me.

I saw the emails sent by ISIS to them in Arizona, taunting them back.

Holy cow.

Taunting them

about their daughter, Kayla.

You will be so angry.

And then when Al-Baghdadi gets it,

you'll applaud.

And that's what killing the killers is all about.

So

as you did all this research for this book, and you guys do a fantastic job on uncovering things and getting access to things that people haven't seen,

as you're doing it,

you see the power that the United States has.

You see the technology.

Does it ever concern you that power falling into the wrong hands?

When you say parents are terrorists and should be watched, just the power of

watching them is beyond anyone's imagination.

That's right.

Certainly that.

Look,

I think Joe Biden is incompetent.

He isn't smart enough to run this country.

I don't think he's evil.

If an evil person is ever ever elected president of the United States with the ferocious weaponry we have,

then the whole planet is in danger.

That's all I can say.

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Bill, thank you, sir.

All right, Beck, thanks again.

I really appreciate it.

And sincerely, have a good Mother's Day.

You're one of the biggest mothers I know.

God bless you.

Thanks, Bill.

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So what do Americans really believe about abortion?

We've heard people like Elizabeth Warren all week running around

throwing out the statistic that 70% of people are opposed to overturning Roe v.

Wade.

And this specific wording is used for a very good reason if you're a Democrat, which is nobody knows what the hell Roe v.

Wade does.

65.7% of people incorrectly answered that abortion would be illegal everywhere if Roe v.

Wade were overturned.

People don't understand what it means.

So they use that framing of the question to try to make it look like Republicans are extremists and the left is right in step with America.

But of course, this isn't true at all.

If you want to look at what the left and the right have as far as a platform on abortion, you look at what they say.

Glenn mentioned this law earlier today that the left is trying to get passed right now, which would guarantee you an abortion for any reason whatsoever, anytime through like

a drive-through, while you're having brunch, you can have your abortion up until 24 weeks.

And then, really, for any excuse whatsoever

after 24 weeks,

because they use the term health of the mother, which specifically includes mental health, which you need one single medical professional, you just go find some liberal to say, oh, yes, well, your familial health, your age is too high.

There's a hundred reasons.

Basically, gives you for no restrictions at all at any point during pregnancy.

And that is, obviously, the left-wing position.

We've seen numerous Democrats, even Tim Ryan in Ohio, who's trying to win as a moderate Democrat, will not rule out third-term abortion.

And

this is the situation that we have where the Republican position is basically, yeah, sure, you know, rape and incest, you can have some restrictions for that, but otherwise,

and life of the mother, obviously, but otherwise, you know, we shouldn't have any.

Well, who's really near the American people?

13%

of people believe in third trimester abortion.

13% in one poll.

Another poll has it at 18%.

Another poll has third-term abortion at, let's see, 17%.

So that's the democratic position that we're told is mainstream.

And here's the thing.

Americans

have to understand

there is no nuance anymore.

There are lies of admission and lies of omission.

And we are currently experiencing the lies of omission.

To say that the majority of people are for abortion,

that's true.

But your lie is in the omission of, but limited.

This shout your abortion thing, they're trying to make people think that that's where America lives.

They don't live there.

They don't want to be anywhere near there.

Yeah.

And you really break, when you break it down,

when you talk about just having exceptions, no abortion on demand whatsoever, even in the first three months, and you just say only exceptions for rape, incest, and life of the mother, 49% of Americans agree with that position and 17% agree with the Democratic position.

The other 49%.

49.

49 to 17.

And that is, I think, the most

extreme.

I mean, there are people who say not even that,

but a reasonable human being,

reasonable human being can say, except for, you know, rape and incest.

And this life of the mother thing is a joke because they've destroyed it.

They have made the life of the mother into, well, she's going to have a really hard time.

Yeah, a hard economic life.

Yeah.

That's not what that's That's not what that means.

And of course, they know that.

This is why Elizabeth Warren has been trotting around these polls.

Because

you can find a poll on abortion that makes your side look good.

But when you look at all the evidence, overwhelmingly, people side with you.

And that's something that we don't often take solace in.

We're going to tweet those numbers out.

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First, let me tell you about Rough Greens.

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And I said, I'm part of that problem.

But anyway,

she said that to me on Monday.

And I said, okay, honey, whatever you want to do.

On Tuesday, she was on the phone ordering the dog.

And that's impressive.

Yeah.

On Wednesday, I told my daughter, hey, do you remember Monday's conversation with mom said, we're not getting a dog, we're getting a dog.

And on Wednesday, she said to me, I didn't, I didn't, I didn't put a down payment, I didn't buy the dog.

And I said, okay, but you're going to, I don't know.

Yesterday, I come home and she had paid for the dog.

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I've been waiting to talk to you, Sheriff.

I have been waiting a while.

Sheriff Bob Johnson is

on with us now from Santa Rosa County, Florida.

Sheriff, how are you?

I'm doing good.

How are you?

I'm very good.

I have to tell you,

I don't know what the average person thinks, you know, especially in

blue states.

But when I hear, quote, if someone's breaking into your house, you're more than welcome to shoot them in our county.

We prefer you do, actually.

Or

we're hoping this will be the third strike and he'll go to prison and not get out because we're tired of dealing with him, trying to, you know, to be honest with you.

If somebody breaks into your house, you can shoot and kill them.

The chances of them reoffending then are zero.

And we like those odds.

Holy cow, Sheriff.

Nobody, a lot of people think that.

Nobody says that.

Well, and I can tell you what they say in blue states because I've gotten about 300 death threats since then, and which is kind of amazing.

All these people who hate violence and don't want criminals to be shot, but yet they want to come here and kill me.

That's kind of an oxymoron, don't you think?

Wow, you've gotten a lot of death threats?

Yeah, but it's all from states where you can't buy a gun anyway, so I really don't care.

It is what it is.

Have you always been this way, or has our society pushed you further in this direction?

No, I got elected in 2016, and my citizens will tell you my press conferences can be pretty entertaining sometimes.

And because I speak my mind, and you know, like you said earlier, it's common sense.

Somebody's breaking in your house.

They're not bringing you cookies or going to give you a hug.

They're coming in there to break more laws, i.e.

murder, rape, or whatever.

And, you know, in Santa Rosa County, a lot of our citizens have guns, and I promote the use of them.

If somebody breaks in their house, like I said in the press conference, shoot them.

We'll go in there, do the paperwork, and get it over with.

It's not as though,

you know, I mean,

if somebody breaks into my house, as far as I'm concerned, You know, you're on my territory.

You start to threaten my children.

I don't know what you're doing in the house.

I warn you.

And if you keep coming towards us, I will find you and I will shoot you because I don't know what your intent is.

I have absolutely no problem with that.

However, I'm not for shooting people.

There's a real difference here.

And people don't understand that.

Yeah, there's a big difference.

I'm not advocating people go out on the sidewalk and find people they don't like and shoot them.

I mean, obviously, that's against the law.

But when you're in your home and somebody kicks your door in and then comes in your home, yeah, you shoot them.

I tell you what, they do at my house.

They're

a long dark tunnel with a light at the end of it with Elvis and Grandma because I'm going to shoot them multiple times.

So have you found the person as the citizen that shot this criminal and wounded him?

No, no, they missed.

They missed.

Oh, they missed?

Yeah, yeah, that's why I said that press conference.

You know, come take our class.

We'll make it more accurate.

Next time you'll hit them.

So how did you know that someone shot but didn't know who it was?

Did the criminal say?

Yeah, no, no, what happened was we had about 20 deputies out there and they were on a perimeter and they were closing the perimeter in as we got reports of where he was at.

And then one of the officers on the perimeter said shots fired, multiple shots fired.

And none of our deputies shot.

So obviously it was a homeowner.

And shortly after

the gunshots, we saw him going over a privacy fence into the next yard where he kicked in another door.

And that's where we cornered cornered him in a bedroom.

And then he jumped out the window, and they caught him in the backyard.

And so this community member who had the burglar in his house and shot and missed didn't want to identify himself, and you think it was for fear of he thought he was going to get in trouble?

Yeah, yeah.

Well, I'm assuming that because they didn't come forward.

I'll tell you right now, obviously, you know, as I said in a press conference, you know, you're not in any trouble.

I mean, you're more than welcome to protect yourself and your family in your own home.

That's just common sense.

So that's got to be wildly different because I know when I lived in Connecticut and I went through gun safety classes, you know, you call 911 and you put the phone down and you make sure you're announcing you're afraid for your life, yada, yada, because you'll be in court for a year if you shoot if you shoot somebody.

Not that way in your county?

No, not that way in my state.

You know, we have a great governor who supports law enforcement.

And, you know, we, as long as you're legally allowed to possess a gun, you know, and you're in your own home, you don't have a duty to retreat.

Somebody kicks in your door,

you know, and they're coming at you, you can shoot and kill them.

And you are perfectly within your rights to do so by Florida law.

I have to tell you, this,

because I talk to sheriffs here in Texas, and we have, most of them are just like you.

I mean, the big cities now, they're just, they're becoming crazy.

But they're just like you.

And this, this spirit used to exist everywhere in America.

And

it's remarkable to me that you stand out in a country full of sheriffs, which

you are our last defense when it comes to our rights.

Yeah, yeah, definitely.

You know, constitutional officers, you know, our fundamental responsibility is the protection of our citizens.

Everything else is second.

So, and when you have somebody kick in your door, and we have a great response time here in Santa Rosa County, we really do.

For a hot call, what we call a hot call, some burglary in progress or whatever, it's three to five minutes.

And that's pretty quick if you look at the national average.

Oh, yeah.

But what can happen in three to five minutes?

A lot.

A lot.

A lot.

A lot.

That's why we have our homeowners.

We tell them, please arm yourselves.

Come take our safety class.

Make sure you're safe with the weapon and know how to store it.

Keep it away from kids.

But when you need it, you can access it and take care of business.

It is, it's remarkable to me, most people don't know.

The term first responder began in the Clinton, in the

Carter years under the Carter administration.

And it was intentionally put there to make sure that people didn't feel like they were the first responder.

But we are.

We call you for backup.

You know what I mean?

Not to cower in our house.

Right, right.

And like I said, three to five minutes, you say great response time, but in three to five minutes, if you come in a home and you have a weapon, I mean, you can kill five, six, seven people in that time frame before we get there.

Well, only if you have a weapon of war that has more than one shot.

And what I'm just saying.

Yeah, it's amazing, too.

That's another thing on gun control.

So they think that's the only law criminals will abide by if we say you can't have guns.

No, they'll abide by that one.

Yeah, no, you know, it makes me nervous that what we're doing with ammunition,

The Biden administration,

separate and apart from the

boycott that we have on Russia with oil, this is separate and apart.

This started before it.

We've banned all Russian

ammunition in America, which is the number one kind of ammunition for

going out at a shooting range.

And 40% of all of our ammunition comes from Russia.

He's banned it for separate reasons.

And that scares me because if you do have a gun, you should be practicing.

You should be shooting it.

You don't want to pick it up and not feel comfortable with it in your hand.

Well, Glenn, you better calm down now.

You're making sense.

If you don't know about that gun fast calling you with that threat.

It's incredible.

Yeah, no, I agree 100%.

You know, you need to practice with them.

And that's why we put on this class.

It was every other Saturday.

Now we're doing it.

We've had such a demand.

We're doing it every Saturday now for our citizens.

It's free of charge.

And we're going to try to get as many of them spun up on how to handle a weapon as we can so they can protect themselves.

And we're proud of that fact.

Santa Rosa County,

what cities are in your county that we might know?

Gulf Breeze, Navarre, Milton.

We're right in between Pensacola and Destin on the Gulf Coast.

Okay, yeah, you're in the same part of Florida.

Yeah, we call it God's Country.

Yeah, it's beautiful.

It's beautiful.

All right.

Thank you so much.

I really appreciate it, Sheriff.

Keep up the good work.

Thank you for having me today.

Bye-bye.

That is Sheriff Bob Johnson

from Florida.

Please find out who your sheriff is.

You know, when you go to vote and it just says, Sheriff, for my whole life, I was like, I don't know.

It matters.

These are the guys.

They are constitutionally elected.

They don't report to anyone but the voters, according to the Constitution.

And so when there is a real problem, it will be the sheriff

that will rule over your county, that will either keep you free and safe

or not.

I have a sheriff in my county, and I've said to him, what happens if they ban guns?

They come for guns.

You know, I don't think that's going to happen.

But then again, I didn't think Roe versus Wade would ever be even argued, let alone repealed.

And he said, well, that's when I deputize every single citizen in the county, and you better have a gun.

That's the kind of sheriff that you need, one that knows the Constitution and knows their role as a sheriff.

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So I did a podcast with Douglas Murray, who I think is genius.

And I can't, well, I can't say for sure how genius he is because he's from England, so he has an English accent.

And

you could say anything in an English accent.

You'd be like, he knows what he's talking about.

Yeah, the dumbest person with an English accent sounds smart.

The nicest person with a German accent sounds mean.

Exactly right.

Exactly right.

Jesus could have been a German.

There's a reason why God said, no, you should not be born there.

Because it'll go awry.

Anyway, he's got a new book out, The War on the West: How to Prevail in the Age of Unreason.

And

he's generally optimistic as a guy.

He is getting very, very concerned because the rest of the West is looking at us like imbeciles.

And he says there's a very important and easy way to win.

Let me give you a bit of the podcast available now for Blaze TV subscribers.

It'll be available on YouTube and wherever you get your podcast tomorrow.

Just look for the Glenn Beck podcast.

Here's a bit with Douglas Murray.

I have a chapter in the book on what I say, you know, one of the answers, one of the deep answers to this.

We have fallen into an era based in resentment.

Based in resentment.

The deepest thing of the time.

The left injected it.

I think parts of the right have now got it as well.

But it is a worldview.

Explain that.

Explain that, because I think I agree with you.

Because you can have a worldview based entirely on what you haven't got,

what other people have got at your expense.

And by the way, this crosses all races, all cultures, all classes, all socioeconomic structures.

We all know people who don't have very much at all in terms of money, who are the most grateful and kind and

charitable people you could come across.

And I'm sure we've all met people as well who seem very wealthy, who are just run through with bitterness and resentment,

things that people did to them, things that they should have got and they didn't.

So this is nothing to do with cluttering.

It's a human instinct, resentment.

And the problem with resentment once it brews is that there is no end to it because you go searching for it.

You know, Nietzsche says at one point, there is a type of person

who

tears at wounds long since healed and then cries about the pain that they suffer.

Recognize the type?

Yeah.

Recognize the type all over America today.

I've been having this row in the last few days since the War in the West came out about the reparations thing.

A number of people who've been coming at me on social media, of course, I don't say coming, I don't care.

I I mean,

it's interesting to me, it doesn't bother me.

But people saying, you know,

we're coming for our checks, we're coming for the money because of what happened to us.

I said, who is us?

Who is us?

You talk about people you never knew and you demand money on their behalf.

I want my stuff.

I want my stuff is the cry of

resentful people across history.

I'm owed stuff.

Now, the thing is, is that, and again, this is what Nietzsche says, is that these people have to have one answer that you can say back at them, which nobody wants to hear.

The answer you can say back at them is

there is a person who's kept you back.

There is a person who's destroyed your life.

You.

You.

You are the one.

The problem is that nobody wants to hear that.

That used to be the thing that brought people here.

You know,

the rest of the world, you were kept down down by guilds and everything else.

And you could come here and

there wasn't streets paved with gold, but if you had a dream, you could at least pursue it.

And this is also why the American hero is being pulled down matters so much.

It's not just about the past.

It's about who we emulate.

We talked about a lot of stuff.

You don't want to miss this podcast.

It comes out tomorrow on YouTube and wherever you get your podcast, the Glenn Beck Podcast, with Douglas Murray.

He has

written a new book, The War on the West: How to Prevail in the Age of Unreason.

And he says,

if we just make it very clear, no,

enough is enough.

No.

See that person over there?

Might be wearing a girl swimsuit.

That's a dude.

And he can call himself a girl and, you know, whatever, but he's a dude.

Men can't have babies.

Sorry.

The right to stand up for the Constitution and to question our government, that's well known.

And everybody has always lived under that.

That doesn't make me radical.

That makes you radical because I haven't changed.

You have changed.

When we stand up and say, no, you should not be teaching my two-year-old.

You shouldn't even be talking about sex with my, you know, second grader or

my kid in, in

pre-K.

No.

Until we start to stand up, this will continue.

He said, long term, there's no way we can't win

if we stand up.

And the longer we wait just to speak common sense, the longer we sit in our office and they're having a meeting to get you to confess your whiteness and you don't stand up and say, no,

I'm not going to do that.

I love all races.

I'm not a racist.

I really want everybody to succeed.

But you are not going to paint one race, no matter what race it is, as a racist and someone that can never get over it because of their race.

Nope, not going to do it.

The difficulty of that, of course, is standing up and having to do that.

And the market, if you will, has come up with an interesting workaround, which is basically leak it to Chris Ruffo.

And I will say, it's worked pretty freaking well.

It's worked pretty well.

We don't know who those people are who leaked it, but we now know and an entire movement has popped up to stop this stuff because people were brave enough to take that step without killing themselves.

Have you noticed the lack of all of the big businesses supporting Roe versus Wade?

Yeah, there hasn't been a big.

Why?

Because we stood up against Disney.

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I want to make this very clear.

I'm not against mothers.

However,

Mother's Day, Father's Day,

starting to piss me off.

Really starting to piss me off.

As you get older, you have kids and then grandkids, and you are seemingly every month of the year celebrating something.

Birthday, graduation, hey, congratulations, You made it to the next year.

Whatever it is, you're doing something

every month and sometimes a couple of times in the month.

And then you get the government-sanctioned Mother's Day, Father's Day, the, I don't know, guilt of not doing something on Valentine's Day.

I'm done.

I'm done.

And I thought the person to talk to is an anarchist.

Because this would make me either switch, you know, to become an an anarchist or a Jehovah Witness.

It could do that, okay?

I'm just so

I want to celebrate more holidays like Thanksgiving, where you don't have to buy anybody a present or a card.

Is that so wrong?

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Do you have a chapter on this in your handbook?

Yeah, I feel very sad that you feel pressured to call or give a card to mom.

I mean, of all the people that you're going to be sitting here wagging your fist at, Mother's Day?

I mean,

no.

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

It's not Mother's Day.

That's why I said I don't hate Mother's Day, and it's not Mother's Day.

First of all, Mother's Day was started by Woodrow Wilson.

Okay?

So let's get that out there.

Is this

SNL?

This is like an SNL Glenn Beck sketch.

No, it's not.

I'm serious.

Here's what I want.

I'm not saying I hate Mother's Day because Woodrow Wilson invented it.

Well, yeah, I do.

I mean, that is an underlying philosophy of mine.

But

the thing is, I say to my kids all the time, all the time, hey,

you know what could be really good to do for your mom today?

Just be nice to her.

Just, I don't know, take out the garbage.

You know what I mean?

Why once a year am I saying it's Mother's Day?

What'd you get your mom?

What are you doing for your mom?

I'm saying that every day to them.

And my wife is saying that to them about me on Father's Day.

My mother was right.

Every day is Mother's Day.

And the reason why you don't have one is because we flipped the script.

And every day now is Kids' Day.

Yeah, if it's my birthday and for my present, people take out my garbage,

I'm not going to be sitting pretty.

And there's a lot of people out there, young people who are listening to this show who would need an excuse to call their mom or do something nice for her.

People take their moms for granted.

So I'll be happy to say I love my mom.

So I think she's terrific.

And I think it's wonderful to have a day to celebrate.

I think it is too.

But

I just want to make sure that everybody in the audience knows that the anarchist is for the state-created, sanctioned Mother's Day, Father's Day.

And the guy who's not an anarchist is like, we shouldn't have the government telling us what to do.

Yeah, yeah, Glenn, if your argument against anarchism is that it causes people to celebrate their moms, you got me.

I see this argument freely.

Yeah, it's not that, you know, the biggest arguments to anarchism.

What if people kill each other in the street?

What if there's a foreign invader?

No, the problem is once a year, people buy their mom a present, take her out to dinner,

and tell people on social media why they love her and why she's great.

This is real.

This is

telling you, it's evil.

It started with Woodrow Wilson.

And then the dad, I don't even know what dad association was like, hey, we feel left out.

We want one day, too.

We got to stop this.

Why is your dad Kermit?

What is going on in the show today?

What is happening?

All right.

All right.

Just go ahead and blather on about anarchy and why you actually love what SCODUS did.

Go ahead.

But I don't think this has to do particularly with anarchy any more than the opinion on Roe v.

Wade has to do with being an artist.

You know, what's the artist's perspective on Roe v.

Wade?

The issue is, you know, there are certain laws that are more legitimate than others, even from anarchist perspective.

I'd rather people, the government, be spending money on food stamps than on droning kids overseas.

This is not, you know, particularly controversial perspective.

So, you know, Roe v.

Wade, when you have something that's created by judicial fiat that's not done through the legislative process, that really creates even much less of an air of legitimacy and that causes social consequences.

So I think this, you know, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, you know, very famously had issues with how it was adjudicated.

I think, you know, having the concept of rights just being read into the Constitution is also a slippery slope to saying healthcare is a right, right?

If you're going to say one, you read in the pandumbra, you can say whatever you want because rights were redefined by FDR, who apparently loved his mother, and that's another problem with him.

Do you think that the average person

on the left

even cares about the Constitution?

Or do they know it and they're just playing this card?

Or

has the progressive left gotten so good that nobody really even understands rights and the Constitution anymore?

Well, I mean, I'll push back a little bit in the sense that if you had a Democratic supermajority in Congress and they passed the Constitutional Amendment solidifying Roe v.

Wade, would you then say, well, it's the Constitution and just shrug your shoulders?

No, I would no, I would say the federal government

doesn't really have a place to do that.

However, if it's legislated, it might pass the Supreme Court and I would work for it to be

you know, overturned.

No, but I'm saying that.

Not through the courts, but through the people.

Right.

But if it's a constitutional amendment, if you're a big fan of the Constitution, which I'm not, then are you just going to shrug your shoulders and be like, well, it's the Constitution now?

No, I would work against it, but a constitutional amendment is the way to make this legal.

It wouldn't make it a right.

It would make it

something that the government is now saying this is constitutional.

Right, but if I'm pro-life and they did that, I wouldn't regard that as legitimate at all.

Like, I don't care.

I would regard it as legitimate as prohibition was, and you work to overturn it.

Well, I'm glad you agree that there are principles that are higher than the Constitution, and that sometimes the Constitution gets it wrong.

Yeah.

Of course.

Yeah.

Okay, we're on the same page.

Yeah, that's why we have the amendment system.

And that's why, you know, that's why we have repealed prohibition.

And the only reason why that was because people were like,

man, I got to get drunk.

From time to time, I've got to have a drink.

And so we repealed that.

It was, you know, unconstitutional.

You can't do that.

But is.

No, we repealed it because it led to enormous violence and especially violence against government agents and individual citizens.

That was the big issue there.

It wasn't that people just really needed to get drunk.

No.

Because plenty of people were getting drunk.

No, as an alcoholic, let me tell you something.

You got to drink, especially at this time in our history, you got to have alcohol.

I'm not arguing with that.

I'm just saying that historically, what was one of the big factors for, and remember that senator, I think it was Burton Wheeler, famously said, it'll fast to be repealed and a hummingbird can fly to Mars with the Washington monument attached to its tail.

One of the big issues was, and this happened with the drug war as well, enormous increase of violence, which had been largely unprecedented in like the 1910s.

Oh, yeah.

I mean, that's, you know, that's where the Chicago gangs and everything else made all of their money.

You're absolutely right on that.

So let me ask you,

this bill that Chuck Schumer is introducing in the Senate next week,

where he has now taken out things like

binary people and trans men,

you know, others that can have babies.

He's taken all that language out.

He says, you know, small changes, small changes, just to make it more uniting.

Do you think it has a right, it has a

real chance of passing in the Senate and the House?

Are they going to pass that and should they?

It's all going to come down to, I don't know about should, because this is clearly election year, electioneering.

I think you and I both agree that they did not see this coming at all.

So now they're really scrambling.

I think a lot of people who thought that Biden was under, you know, the thumb of the hard left, this kind of identity politics people, are seeing very quickly that when the panic button gets hit, they pivot toward the more center.

I'm not going to say center, but more center than they have been previously.

I think Manchin is going to be a problem here.

But on the other hand, you have Collins, Romney, and Murkowski on the Republican side to make up for it.

So it's going to be something to look at.

But I think the Democrats are going into November in a really bad position because what's the track record?

Inflation?

We got the highway bill, and then you have Roe overturned.

How are you going to sell this to your constituency?

And this is going to be very discouraging to a lot of people on the left, I think.

they're betting on that it's going to make the uh constituency mad and they'll they'll stand up and push back i think more from my understanding more pro-life people are single-issue voters than pro-choice people and a very simple way of knowing this is that pro-life men are more concerned about abortion than pro-choice men are concerned about that issue if that's your one issue do you think that they've so overplayed their hands with birthing people et cetera that the

because they do exist, the moderate Democrats who are just voters, not in the party, just voters, will say, I don't really trust you guys on abortion either.

No, because if you read outlets like, you know, the New York Times or CNN or Washington Post, or many people get their news on the left, they pretend that that's not happening, right?

They pretend that critical race theory isn't practiced in elementary school.

So they don't refer to things like that because they know it's going to alienate those suburban moms, which are so essential as swing voters for both the Democrats and Republicans.

So you think suburban moms are dumb enough to believe that after

all this?

They're going to be oblivious to it because the outlets that they read, things like the Post, The Times, or ECNN, pretends that they're not doing this.

Biggest takeaway of the week, Michael, and then

we got to cut you loose.

That there are going to be massive things coming that no one saw happening.

And it's going to go.

I'm hoping that they start striking down gun laws and building on 2A.

That's the next thing that might happen.

Wow.

That would pop the heads.

That's less radical than this.

Yeah.

Oh, yeah.

It would.

It is.

And there is a very important gun ruling coming in the summer.

Yeah.

All right.

Thank you so much, Michael.

I appreciate it.

Have a great day.

Happy Mother's Day.

Yeah.

Happy Mother's Day to you, you mother.

Thank you.

Thank you.

All right.

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He was very wrinkly and very pale, and his skin did not look healthy at all.

So if you that happens when you're evil.

Yeah.

Well, it's the fires of hell constantly running so close to his skin.

It dries it out.

Dries it out.

Makes it very leathery.

Really leathery.

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Yellow, America.

Welcome.

We're glad you're here.

Are you?

What does that mean?

What is yellow, America?

What happened to the Radio Hall of Fame guy that used to work in?

They can't revoke it.

Oh, yeah.

Oh, that's true.

Yeah.

You can't get thrown out of the Radio Hall of Fame?

No, I mean,

unless I'm betting on my own show to lose.

Oh, really?

Yeah.

And I've been betting on the show to lose for many, many years.

You can do it, and that's why you're not in the Hall of Fame.

Well, that's that and several other reasons

as well.

Do you think there's anything, Glenn, to the idea that the leak indicates

there has been some sort of weakening of these five justices.

There's a theory, the main theory I've been tossing out, and I believe largely, is that someone on the left did this to pressure the justices to try to get a split, to try to empower Roberts to make some sort of third way

to pull someone from the five justices, Kavanaugh or maybe Ian Cohen Barrett, away from that majority.

That's what I believe happened.

But there's a competing theory that says this was reality.

There were five justices,

and this was a first draft of

this opinion from Samuel Alito, which was very strong.

And in the interim, since February, there has been pushback.

It's become weaker.

So a conservative leaked this to say, hey, this is what you could have had.

And they're softening on this.

They need to be pressured to go back to the original.

Okay.

I don't think so, but it could be.

And it's wrong either way.

Wrong either way.

Yeah.

But I don't think it's wrong.

I don't think so, and here's why.

You know, Alito, Thomas, Barrett,

and

I put Kavanaugh, I think, in this category.

They're not radicals.

Okay.

This is, you don't do that.

Well, I don't think that's.

But they hire people.

I mean, they hire these people that think like that.

And certainly a Supreme Court clerk typically is an institutionalist.

Correct.

And Kavanaugh, not Kavanaugh,

did you see Ted Cruz?

He said he thought it was

Soda Mayor.

I thought he said.

Oh, yeah, Soda Mayor.

Yeah, he said he thought it was somebody on Sodomior because they hire radicals.

They're more radical thinkers.

And this is something that a radical would do, not an institutionalist.

And someone who would see Roe versus Wade as an institution, yeah like so important to the fabric of our society we got to be able to kill those kids that right you know we got to protect that and remember too when you're thinking about who could leak this obviously there's some people around i don't know somebody running the copy machine or whatever but i mean when you talk about fundamentally who's there you've only got four clerks for each each supreme court justice and five for roberts

So, you know, there's not a lot of people.

You know,

I think they already internally have a pretty good idea.

I think, too, you can tell by the way every left-wing politician is talking about this leak that it came from the left.

They're all praising it.

They're all fine with it, and every Republican's mad.

Yeah, I think they already know.

Yeah, I think.

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