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And I'm happy to say I'm not in the America that Jeffrey Toobin is in.

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So Kyle Rittenhouse, let me tell you how this thing ends, in my opinion.

Miss trial.

I think yesterday

everything that could be said about this trial, I'm skipping to the end because there's a lot in between, but let me skip to the end.

All you need to hear is cut 10, please.

Why would you think that that made it okay

for you without any advance notice to bring this matter before the jury?

You are already, you were, I was astonished when you began your examination by commenting on the defendants post-arrest silence.

That's basic law.

It's been basic law in this country for 40 years, 50 years.

I have no idea why you would do something like that.

And it gives,

well, I'll leave it at that.

So I don't know what you're up to.

He goes on and on.

It's several times the judge yesterday read him the Riot Act, the prosecutor, and said to the prosecutor, one more time and we're done here.

And I think the prosecutor is going for a mistrial.

Intentionally.

Intentionally, so it's not on him.

Right.

It's like the idea that you're down, you know, 48 to 7 in a football game in the third quarter and you try to get the game canceled so you have to start over later.

Correct.

Right.

And so I think he's absolutely going for a mistrial here because there's no way for a win.

No way for a win.

Now,

the defense said

dismissal.

With prejudice, yeah.

Meaning they cannot come back.

Because the idea when I when a prosecution tries to blow a trial intentionally, the idea is they're so far behind, they know they're going to lose, and in a normal mistrial, they just get to start over.

Yes.

So, but if the judge senses they're doing it intentionally, they can say, they can dismiss it with prejudice and say, we do not have another opportunity here.

You don't get another chance at the plate.

So, what they're going to do is they're going to blame it on the judge and say, the prosecution was trying to do their job and this crazy zealot judge.

Now, here's where they have the crazy zealot judge thing to use, the media.

Yesterday, during the trial, a phone went off.

They say that it was the judge's phone, but they don't know for sure whose phone it was.

But everybody on the mainstream media were immediately saying, oh my gosh, the judge, he's got a ringtone on his phone, which is, God bless the USA.

Okay.

All right.

I mean,

since when is it a crime to say, God bless the USA?

When should a judge

have that kind of point of view of like, I'm proud of my country?

When should your judge?

A judge

should not like the nation.

Right.

Like the right or its laws or its constitution.

And of course, it's consistent with the left because they don't like it.

Correct.

So they are annoyed when others do.

Correct.

And they think you're an idiot.

Yeah.

And they think that you're in the.

Now, I mean, again, this is generalizing.

Not everybody on that side is like that.

But I mean,

they immediately went, as they do with all things, to Donald Trump, who apparently played this at rallies.

It's like, I don't, the song's been.

Every president since it came out has played that song.

Oh my gosh.

Every rally, every patriotic event, every July 4th, everything, every, all the time.

Lee Greenwood is still cashing in on that.

Lee Greenwood is probably sick of it at this point.

He's like, geez, can we stop with this song all the time?

All right.

So

they went on the attack immediately.

We're going to get into the trial here in just a second.

We have a guest that we're going to bring on who has been watching this whole thing.

He's an attorney, and he's going to tell us what he thinks of each of them.

We're going to go through

some of the audio clips from the trial yesterday.

But

here's Jeffrey Toobin

on

the trial.

All right, here's Jeffrey Toobin.

What kind of idiot, 17-year-old, gets a giant gun and goes to a riot?

He has no license.

What kind of idiot,

a 58-year-old man who grabs his gun?

I just want to say, Jeffrey, really you shouldn't be calling people idiots.

This is the problem with the Toobin thing.

Even if you think, all right, the guy made a mistake and it was bad, but he didn't intentionally mean to do it in front of anyone else, blah, blah, blah.

He can't do this job anymore.

He can't.

Every single one of his comments on any other story, everyone's just going to constantly mock him for any similarity to his own story.

And it's one of those things you just can't get out of your head.

What kind of idiot?

He's also making gestures with his hands.

No, I know.

Where he's got his thumb and his forefinger together and he's shaking his hands and it's like, don't do it, man.

What are you doing?

This guy should not be on television anymore.

He has no credibility.

No credibility.

You know, even if you feel like he shouldn't lose his job, there's just no way for him.

Give him a job somewhere else, not in your food, something else.

Something else inside the company.

Something where he doesn't have to use his hands.

Yeah, okay.

Work from home and no side calls, obviously.

Yeah, yeah,

that's bad.

Okay,

we're going to go to a guest here in just a second,

a guy who really has watched this from start to finish, and I think going to give some really good

commentary on it in just a second.

We're going to take you through the trial from yesterday.

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And

I have not heard him, but we have several fans of the podcast on the program.

And he is good at breaking things down in common sense.

Nick is with us now.

Hi, Nick.

How are you?

Howdy, Glenn.

I'm great.

How are you?

Very good.

Great to have you on.

Thank you so much for joining us.

So my pleasure.

Let's get your reaction.

I've got several things to play for you, and I think you have the list, so you can call these things out on the things you want to comment on.

But also, I'd like to hear just your

have you ever seen anything like this trial before?

Ever.

No, it's wild, Glenn.

You know, I went into this trial expecting kind of a standard approach by the prosecutor and the defense.

And we've seen just some weird plays by both of them,

which is

the prosecutor is blowing my mind here

because he opened up kind of strong with a decent opening statement.

But as the days went on, you could see his narrative crumble.

And I think the big problem for him is that he has to know that the facts on this are on the side of Kyle Rittenhouse, and they always have been.

So,

I mean, he is the guy who decides whether or not this moves forward.

Was it all just political or mob pressure?

I think the political environment plays a big part, a big part in why this case was brought.

But to give Binger a little bit, Binger being the lead prosecutor on the case, he is an assistant district attorney.

So this is delegated down from the district attorney of the county.

But he, I mean, he can refuse it.

He can make some recommendations.

He can look at this and say, hey, boss, you know, I don't know if this is the best case to be bringing.

We might just get raked over the coals here.

So, Nick, do you believe he knew going in we've got a really weak case?

Do you think that he knew on cross-examination, they would be like, no, I think he feared for his life because I was pointing a gun at him.

I mean, did he know that his own witnesses would take his case apart?

I think he did to some degree.

You have to, right?

We've watched the videos.

And when these videos first came out, you I looked at them personally and I said,

that looks a lot like self-defense.

That looks like a really good case of self-defense.

And then when you read the complaint that they filed, and you realize that

the first part of the complaint was written based on the eyewitness account of Richie McGinnis, who works for Daily Caller.

And you read it, and it's like, this looks like this was written by a defense attorney making a self-defense case.

And then we're all just baffled at why would you bring this?

Because you're going to have to call Richie McGinnis.

You're going to have to call Ryan Balch.

You're going to have to call these guys who are out there either on Kyle's side or politically disposed to him.

And their narrative of the case screams self-defense.

I'm blown away by it.

Let me ask you, too.

The other, I think, big thing on the other side is calling Rittenhouse to testify.

I mean, everybody thinks that he was way ahead.

You don't usually do that when you're ahead.

Why do you think the defense call him as a witness, and how do you think he did?

Well, first, I agree.

You typically don't want to call someone

a defendant to the stand.

They have a Fifth Amendment right not to be called.

You can't force them to go.

If they want to go up, they can force themselves onto the stand.

Their attorney can't stop them.

I don't know if this was Kyle's decision or the attorney Mark Richards' decision,

but

the one mitigating circumstance really is in a case where

you're making an affirmative defense of self-defense because you may have to testify to some facts about your state of mind or things that maybe only you saw.

But in this case, we have so much from all of the other witnesses that basically just

just based on the prosecution's witnesses alone you've made the elements of self-defense pretty clear through the evidence that's already there so it was it was a big gamble to put him on the stand overall I think he did well I let me change that sorry I think he did exceptionally well being an 18 year old kid grilled by an attorney for several hours

how did they how do you think with a jury did the the crying play because

everybody on the left is saying that it was fake.

It did not seem fake to me.

He seemed like

somebody who just found out their parents had died.

I mean, he seemed

genuine to me.

Do you think the jury felt that way?

I think their preconceptions are going to play pretty heavy into

how they felt.

But it was hard to watch that section of his testimony.

And I agree, it did not look fake at all.

It's hard to fake the sort of hyperventilative

reaction that he had.

And some of the people on our panel were suggesting that it looks a lot like post-traumatic stress.

You know, they

went through.

You could see it.

And it built up over

several minutes before he actually broke down.

So if he faked it, I mean, Hollywood needs to hire this kid immediately.

Exactly.

I don't think it was fake at all.

And for the first time, at least my reaction was,

this kid's gone through hell.

And

it's one thing to think about what the media has put him through and everything else.

But for the first time, I really felt the fear that he felt and the...

the

effect after the event that it still plays on him of being surrounded by a crowd, all of them saying, get him, kill him.

Yeah, absolutely.

And, you know,

I've talked to some people that have had some closer ties to this case.

Attorney Robert Barnes, who has also been on the panel as we've been watching along, and he suggested, you know, Kyle,

for the first couple of weeks as he's in jail, you know, he's having vomiting issues.

He's clearly

did not do well with this incident.

And who would, right?

You're being chased by a maniac amidst a riot.

He's screaming at you, trying to take your gun.

And

that came through on the testimony, I think, as well.

You can hear him.

He tried to take my gun.

I didn't want to kill him.

Why did he try to take my gun?

I just wanted to get away.

Here's a play cut six here.

Here he is.

I never wanted to shoot him.

Listen.

If I would have let Mr.

Rosenbaum get my gun, he would have killed me.

But you had already pointed your gun at him.

Yes, because he was chasing me.

Did you want him to think that you were going to shoot him?

No, I never wanted to shoot Mr.

Rosenbaum.

Why'd you point it at him if you didn't have any intention of shooting?

He was chasing me.

I was alone.

He threatened to kill me earlier in that night.

I didn't want to have to shoot him.

But you understand

how dangerous it is to point a gun at someone, don't you?

I pointed it at him because he kept running at me, and I didn't want him to chase me.

This is an amazing thing because, you know, if you've taken any classes on shooting, you never point a gun at somebody unless you intend on shooting and killing them.

However, I've always found that to be counterintuitive because if you don't want to shoot somebody, you do want to show them that you might, you know, you want them to feel like he could shoot me.

He's willing to do it.

And so you're like, back off, put the gun up, back off.

And this prosecutor is,

I guess, just trying to make everybody believe that you would never point.

It's unreasonable to point a gun without shooting.

Yeah, and

they train that way in carry classes and self-defense classes because you have to be prepared to pull the trigger.

Correct.

But most people don't want to ever pull the trigger.

I mean,

one, even if you're a cold, you know, just rationale-based person, you're going to say, if I pull this trigger, I'm going to have to go through what Kyle's going through.

Correct.

And that would be very inconvenient.

For a sociopathic point of view, that's what you've got.

But most people, you know, they don't ever fathom themselves killing someone.

And so the typical response is, you know, you have the display of the gun either in a holster or you reach for it, then you brandish, and that is the threat.

So I want to back off.

I have to take a break here, but when we come back, I want to talk about how many times he didn't shoot people.

As soon as they put their hands up, he didn't shoot and what that means to the jury.

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Nick Ricada is a Minnesota lawyer, turned YouTube commentator.

He and his wife have five children.

They homeschool their kids.

God bless him.

He's a staunch advocate for free speech and our rights protected by the Constitution.

And he says it's our duty to buck the establishment media and build better independent content, more voices, more freedom, more truth.

It's a pleasure to have you on, Nick.

Thank you so much.

We're talking

about the

Rittenhouse trial.

And before we went to break, I said that

at least I felt there was multiple, multiple times that Rittenhouse credibly said, well, no,

I didn't shoot him at that point because he wasn't threatening me and his hands up or he was, you know, they backed off, which I thought showed that he was not out just to kill people.

He was only shooting at people who were a threat to him.

Yeah, Glenn, that's, I mean, it's a great point.

It's

ironically a point the prosecution has made several times throughout the case,

pointing out all these times that this kid showed remarkable restraint.

And even with the very first encounter with Joseph Rosenbaum,

who has thrown a bag at him, and the prosecution is trying really hard to make sure, you know, there was definitely nothing deadly in the bag, as if Kyle would know this at this point.

And as if that actually matters.

He's thrown a bag at him.

He's running full speed.

Kyle turns around with the gun and Rosenbaum kind of almost takes a little bit of a pause.

He stutters steps, but then he proceeds on.

Kyle, instead of just shooting, which he may have even been justified in doing at that point, he turns around and runs until he can run no further and Rosenbaum has caught up to him.

And that's at the point when he shoots.

It was remarkable restraint.

Right.

And he said, even when he was surrounded by the crowd and some of them were advancing, he held up his gun.

And if they put their hands up and stopped, he didn't shoot.

I mean, it shows that he was thinking all the way through, which, you know, he talked about almost tunnel vision at the end.

That guy was under incredible stress, and yet he was still functioning,

you know, and

doing the right thing.

Nick,

there was a back and forth I wanted to get your thoughts on because I didn't even understand a couple of times where the prosecution was even going with some of these lines of questioning.

At one point, they ask Rittenhouse, do you think the protesters were hostile to you?

And he says, no, they generally weren't.

Then he said, why did you bring your gun then?

And he said, well, I mean, I wanted to protect myself in case someone was going to attack me.

And then they'd follow up, well, why did you think they were going to attack you specifically?

And he would say, I don't, I didn't think they were going to attack me specifically, but I wanted to be protected.

Well, well, then why did you bring your gun if you didn't think that they were going to protect you or attack you specifically?

And it's like, you know, know, I don't think I'm going to get into a car accident every day, but I still get car insurance in case.

I think they were trying to get Rittenhouse, a 17, 18-year-old kid, to go, well, because I was white.

I think they were trying to get him to say something that they could turn race into that.

I could be wrong, Nick?

Well,

I think there's a couple angles here.

And one of them, it goes back to the bad facts for the prosecution.

I think you might be,

the race thing could be in there for sure.

Just general politicizing, polarizing statements

would maybe prejudice Kyle in the eyes of some of the jury members.

From a legal perspective, what they're trying, and you have to put yourself in the mind of a dishonest person.

Thank God I'm a lawyer and can do this.

But

you have to be able to do this under Wisconsin self-defense law, and generally speaking, this is kind of a rule in self-defense, but if you provoke the encounter and use that as an excuse to use self-defense, then it'll defeat your ability to invoke that.

So what I think Binger is trying to do here is get Kyle to say, I knew the crowd was hostile, and then paint the narrative that he wanted to go out there knowing they would attack him.

So he's got the gun, he's walking around, and that this somehow invokes the provocation that would defeat his self-defense claim.

Typically, provocation requires an act rather than just a presence with a gun, but Binger is trying to paint that.

And I think we're going to see him try and use that in his closing argument to say, you know, he was out there provoking.

He put out fires.

He was providing medical aid, and other people didn't want that.

It's a ludicrous position, but I think that's where he's going with it.

So how has the judge been?

Because I actually like him.

I think he's been very no-nonsense.

The left hates him.

If you're looking at political and not necessarily, if you're looking for social justice and not actual justice, you don't like this guy.

Which is right?

Is he a hard ass that just has a

point of view, or is he really towing the line on the law?

He's been pretty fair and consistent.

And for me, when I think about a judge, what I want is someone who is fair and consistent.

You know, even if they're consistently bad.

In this case, I think this judge is phenomenal.

He's going to the actual statutes.

He's pulled out commentary books and read them to make sure he gets his rulings right.

This guy is being very, very careful

on his rulings and how he manages his courtroom.

And if anybody thinks he's being biased in a particular way, it's because the attorney on that side has been acting in a particularly egregious manner.

I think you played a clip right at the beginning of the show where the judge was dressing down Binger for flagrantly violating Kyle's constitutional rights.

Which one and how?

His Fifth Amendment right to not speak.

One of the first things Binger did when he got Kyle on cross-examination is that he stood up and said, you know, you had the opportunity to speak before this.

And that is a huge note.

Every prosecutor knows you cannot go down this line because you cannot draw any inference from a person exercising their constitutional right to remain silent.

And him trying to elicit that in front of the jury bordered on having the case thrown out immediately.

And

he also tried to introduce things that the judge said he couldn't introduce, right?

Right.

They had some pretrial motions.

They're called motions in Limine.

And

they excluded

these two incidents that Kyle was involved in prior to the event and one meeting at a bar that Kyle was photographed at after the event.

The latter one, because it has no relevance on what Kyle's state of mind was at the time, because it was four months later.

The other two on similar grounds,

but the judge didn't want those two acts, which are not directly related, to prejudice the jury's opinion of Kyle.

And he ruled that they could not bring them in.

Now, the prosecutor claims that he thought that they had opened the door to that with other testimony.

And the judge said, I've ruled on this.

If you wanted to bring it up, you needed to come to me and ask the court for permission before trying to prejudice him in front of the jury.

So, how does this end, Nick?

Well,

there's two ways.

You know, it can either go all the way to the jury decision

or the judge can make a ruling on the case.

The defense is in the process of filing a motion to dismiss and a motion for a mistrial and asking for a dismissal with prejudice.

I believe they will also file a motion to dismiss at the close of the case based on the fact that the prosecution simply hasn't made the case for

any of the major charges.

So if the judge rules on it and dismisses it with prejudice, it's gone, it's done.

Kyle cannot be brought back into court for these charges.

If the jury goes, they can either render one of, basically one of three verdicts.

You've either got not guilty, which is a unanimous decision, or you've got

guilty, which is unanimous, or you have a mix of votes which will result in a mistrial.

And in that case, theoretically, the state could bring the charges back against him.

So

if the judge dismisses it, it's done.

But can't they dismiss it with prejudice?

Can't he call for a mistrial with prejudice?

Yes, yes.

And

that's what they're gunning for.

And it's based on that constitutional violation.

And they've got some good stuff on the record.

The judge said to Binger, he says, when you said you brought this in good faith, I don't believe you.

And

a finding of bad faith is one of the prongs of the test to have a dismissal with prejudice under Wisconsin law in criminal court.

If you were the judge, how would you rule?

What would you do?

I would have dismissed this

basis already and certainly would have would be the the constitutional violations to me, if they don't merit dismissal, they merit sanctions for

Binger.

I mean, this is something, again, every prosecutor knows this.

They know you can't do this.

And he did it in flagrant violation of the court.

And then he tried to weasel his way out of it.

Oh, Judge, I'm so sorry.

I didn't mean it in this way.

Oh, his tone was so

grating.

Okay, I can't have an attorney on that is in Minnesota and not ask, hey, how's Keith Ellison working out for you guys?

Oh, he's just a joy, man.

What a nightmare.

What a nightmare he has been.

Well, we'll leave it at that.

Oh, go ahead, sir.

No, no, no.

That's good.

Nick, I'd love to have you on again.

Thank you so much for coming on and

all that you do.

You have big fans here at the studios.

Oh, thank you guys.

You have a big fan here, actually.

So you're pioneering pioneering with Blaze TV.

You know, it was one of the inspirations for me venturing out on my own to start a show as well.

Good for you.

Well, we should talk sometime.

Good to talk to you, Nick.

Thank you so much.

Thank you, Glenn.

Have a good one.

You bet.

That's Nick Ruketa.

He is

now a YouTube commentator,

and he gets

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To their understanding and mine, it's the first time this has ever been done.

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A little later on in the program, we're going to be talking to the chairman and CEO

of the Tunnel Towers Foundation, which is a fantastic foundation.

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But we wanted to spend some time today recognizing Memorial Day and those who fought and have died for our freedom and the freedom of others.

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Before we go,

the Kyle Rittenhouse thing, I think, has

highlighted so many massive problems with our country.

And the reaction is really interesting.

And a lot of times we talk about how, look, people are the same, and sometimes people on both sides have these same issues.

This one's a little different, though.

Right now, also going on is the Ahmad Arbery case.

And I have, I don't think I've seen one conservative out there saying, you know what, these guys were justified in shooting Ahmad Arbery.

It seems very much to me that conservatives look at the cases based on their merits and make decisions based on the legal

details of what's going on.

It's like with George Floyd.

I don't know a single person that didn't say, that was wrong.

That was disgusting.

They might not like George Floyd, but like you, all of us.

We were in lock step on the first day.

Exactly.

And it's like, you look at what the left is doing is when the Rittenhouse thing happened, within minutes, they had come up with a narrative that Kyle Rittenhouse was a white supremacist who went there to kill black people.

Now, of course, he only shot white people, including you know, child molesters.

But it doesn't matter, right?

It doesn't matter about those details.

And it doesn't matter how much we can know.

The fact that we have everything on video, the fact that we have prosecution witnesses confirming the story of Kyle Rittenhouse, the fact that we can all look at all of the details and it is blatantly clear to anyone who is honest and observing it that he was defending himself in those moments.

But they locked into this narrative at the very beginning and they will do anything, including saying, well, the judge had a patriotic song as his ringtone.

They will do anything so they do not have to abandon that dumb, ill-informed position they took in minute one.

This is a massive problem for our country.

I think Tucker said it right when he said

about the child molester that Rittenhouse shot.

He went out the way he lived his life.

Oh, wait,

he died.

I have the quote here.

He died.

Joseph Rosenbaum died as he had lived, trying to touch an unwilling minor.

That is

an unbelievably great lie.

Back in just a second.

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Hello, America, and welcome to the Glenbeck Program.

It is vital, vital, that we question things, that we can speak our minds, that we can debate back and forth.

That is becoming more and more precious because it is also becoming more and more rare.

I want to talk to you about a few things that are happening right now

that are

laying the foundation for even

less conversation.

I'll give you that news.

And some poll numbers that speak volumes in 60 seconds.

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The truth

is extraordinarily dangerous.

The truth shall set you free.

Yes, it can.

The truth shall set you free, but it will make you miserable at first.

And what does that mean?

It means when you tell the truth, you have a decision to make.

If you are truly seeking the truth,

it's going to show you things that you may not like.

For instance, if you were honestly seeking the truth with the Kyle Rittenhouse trial, you would now say, wow, and seeing the testimony and seeing the prosecution,

it's not what we thought it was.

But that would make people miserable.

And here's what I mean by that.

If you've been on television saying this guy is a racist, racist, racist, racist, racist, he was just a brazen, wanton killer.

Now you would have to go on the air and say, crap,

I was wrong.

In today's atmosphere, if you changed your mind, changed your opinion based on the facts, and you're on that side, and sometimes on the right,

you're in trouble.

Because now everyone will reject you because they won't listen to the facts, because the facts don't matter anymore.

It's the agenda, not the facts.

That's not the scientific scientific method.

That's not the American method.

And so we all have a choice every day when we hear news and it's different than what we believe.

Are we going to pursue that to see if there's any truth in that?

And if there is, will we be able and willing to embrace that truth?

That's the problem with our society.

Everybody wants to be right.

Both sides demand

that they are right and the other is wrong.

We can't live like that.

You can't live like that.

Not on everything.

I mean, there is truth.

There is truth.

And it's not my truth because if it was a society based on my truth, then they would embrace me saying you're a bunch of idiots that believe that there's 99 different genders.

They don't accept my truth, but that's okay because

I understand and will embrace the truth.

And if some new information based in reason and science

would show me there are 99 genders,

I would then have to, if I'm looking for truth, I'd have to say, crap, I hate saying this, but I've been wrong.

There are 99 genders.

Not gonna happen.

But

at least I would be a slave to the truth, not a slave to someone's agenda.

When you're armed with the truth, you can empower others to enact change.

And let me tell you something.

Everyone is looking for the truth.

The vast majority of people are tired of this,

and they're just looking for something solid.

you can't build your house on an economy that is centrally planned and the government is picking and winning picking winners and losers not based on anything other than what their agenda is because you don't know I'm convinced Bitcoin would be at $150,000 per coin right now

if you trusted that the government wasn't going to try to put it out of business.

More people would invest in Bitcoin right now because it's working.

It's shown itself to be relatively stable.

It's not going away unless the government shuts it down.

You can't build anything

truly lasting if you don't know that the laws and reason is stable.

That's why there's so much chaos.

Everything is up in the air.

What you believe today may be something that you can't say tomorrow and literally tomorrow.

How many times in the last five, ten years have we all gotten up in the morning and went, wait, what's that new word?

What is that?

And we all had to learn it.

And we all have to live by it.

Why?

Because the mob says so.

The draconian measures that our government is now and the private sector

government education and big powerful connected to the government private sector

they are shoving things down our throats and it's got to stop and it will the minute we stand up and go, nah, I'm not going to do that.

You don't have to fight back with guns or anything else.

You just have to stand up and say, nah, not going to do that.

Well, we're going to fire you.

Okay.

My soul's more important than this job.

And when there's enough of us saying that, we will begin to connect with each other and we'll start to work with each other.

Now, I don't like this truly because it's self-segregation.

We're never going to get anywhere if we're segregating, but they are already segregating us.

They are already deeming us idiots, morons, dangers, and people that are just so dangerous, you can't even work there.

So I don't want to work with them if that's the way they are.

I want to work, I mean, I hire very liberal people on my staff for very important positions, not editorial positions, but positions to where I can ask them, where do we have this wrong?

How do you see this?

Is this fair?

What we're doing?

I think that's really important.

Really important.

I like working with diverse minds.

That's the way you find truth.

But we have to

stand up because we need power of numbers.

And there's only one way to amass numbers.

And it is by, one by one, enlightening millions of people who have blindly marched in lockstep or those inform those who are afraid to step out of line to question what is really going on in our society

the truth will make you miserable at first because it is so powerful

That's why big tech platforms, anyone who dares question, last night

I did the setup for next week's two-hour live special commercial free on COVID.

I have five pages of rules that social media says we cannot violate.

There's probably two pages of that that will probably be violated.

And we're not violating them because I'm not going on and going, you know what?

There's another horse medicine out there.

Not doing that.

I'm showing you documents from the same sources that say, trust me, I'm showing you the documents

of how this started, where this came from, and what they did.

Crimes or a cover-up,

but they're not telling you the truth.

You can't do that.

Have you noticed how in lockstep,

ask Stephen, do we have, do we have

from

last night's show, I played the

two prescription drug ads.

I don't even remember what it was a, it was for a blood thinner.

And let me just ask you this.

Every time you've seen a commercial, every time

They're like you could be impotent.

You might have a heart attack your head might explode ask your doctor for details.

Okay?

There's no chance,

literally, no chance any of those things are going to happen to the average person.

Maybe one in every six million people, right?

But the government insists that you know about it.

So we have ads like this.

While taking Zarelto, you may bruise more easily, and it may take longer for bleeding to stop.

Zarelto may increase your risk of bleeding if you take certain medicines.

Zarelto can cause serious bleeding and in rare cases may be fatal.

Get help right away if you develop unexpected bleeding, unusual bruising, or tingling.

If you have had spinal anesthesia while on Zarelto, watch for back pain or any nerve or muscle-related signs or symptoms.

Yeah, okay, all right, okay, I got it, I got it.

And when you don't, when you're not this clear and you're using a new drug,

Sometimes there's another commercial that comes a few years later and it sounds like this.

Attention.

Zarelto Winpordaxa has been linked to internal bleeding.

If you were hospitalized for internal bleeding,

why is it?

Why is it the government insists on telling us things?

In that case, looks like there was probably more of a chance of internal bleeding than they expected.

But they insist on telling us that if you take no dose, you might go impotent when probably

not.

We have a few cases of people

that are getting sick from the vaccine.

I can't remember which one it is, but there's six people, six people that got sick from the well,

that's about the kind of thing that they usually put a warning label on.

But I can't even talk about that on social media without being labeled giving you misinformation.

No,

I'll tell you, there were six people that had this reaction.

Take this drug and you could go impotent or you could bleed to death.

Okay?

Most likely you're not going to.

But why is the media in lock step?

Why is everyone in lock step?

This is perfectly safe.

Nothing's going to happen.

Well, wait a minute.

There's some pilots that have been having some heart palpitations and that's causing them to lose their job.

That's ridiculous.

That's ridiculous.

No, okay, I know it's a handful of people, but

don't we care about the handful of people?

Shouldn't we at least talk

about

the impotency?

I'm just saying, shouldn't we at least have that information?

That's the truth.

That's the truth.

And that's what we're used to in America.

In fact, we are, when it comes to drugs, we are used to the exact opposite of what we're doing now.

We all hate the commercials where it's 30 seconds of, you might die tomorrow.

They're like, yeah, but you wouldn't be selling it if it was a good shot.

We're all going to die tomorrow from taking this.

The truth shall set you free,

but not in this country anymore.

Can we truly be a free country

if we remain in the grips of lies and fear of telling the truth,

I can tell you right now,

we cannot survive.

And I mean that as the Glenn Beck program and Blaze TV.

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When I come in every day,

I work really hard and I pray on the show.

I do everything I possibly can to not waste your time and not give you stories to entertain you.

Believe me, I, I mean, if anybody used to listen to the show in the old days,

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The Times call for, hey, you need to understand this.

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Right now, we are being so throttled by YouTube,

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literally, literally, the audience, you catching something or YouTube, you check out a Glenn Beck video on YouTube and it suggests another Glenn Beck video, highly unlikely.

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Good heavens, I talk a lot because that was just the that was just the preamble to what I really wanted to talk to you about.

I've got a problem.

I want to tell you, we're going to take a break here in a second, and I need to tell you about the latest DHS bulletin.

It came out yesterday.

And there's a reason why I'm telling you this.

Those in Washington

are not going to give up their power easily.

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But I want you to know it's going to be a schlog.

It's going to be a tough fight and battle all the way to the end.

And DHS

is warning us about domestic terror.

And

it's even a more dire warning than it was over the summer.

I want to read it to you and then give you a couple of other stories of the day that maybe the left won't connect.

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So yesterday afternoon, the Department of Homeland Security has issued a bulletin that I think we all should be aware of.

Domestic extremists continue to exploit false narratives to promote violence online, calling for attacks on members of Congress, the public health, school officials, and they share information about how to build bombs, according to a new intelligence from the Department of Homeland Security.

The National Terrorism Activity System bulletin was released yesterday.

It replaces the existing bulletin that was placed last August.

It said in that one, ethnically motivated violent extremists and anti-government, anti-authority, violent extremists

remain a national threat priority

for the United States.

That is still in this latest warning.

The new document has that language, etc., etc., but it also has some new developments for us, including the exploitation of the American withdrawal from Afghanistan, both by foreign terrorists and domestic racists.

Foreign Islamic extremists have sought to use related to the U.S.

withdrawal from Afghanistan, sought to use facts to inspire potential followers to conduct attacks in the U.S.

Also, domestic extremists have sought to capitalize on concerns about the resettlement of Afghan refugees in the United States.

Now, if I meet somebody and they're like, we got to keep those Afghans out of here because they're different color

Muslim,

I think we all go, all right, Bubba, hang on, hang on.

But I think if

Bubba says the same thing and says, and you know that there's people that they brought their child brides with them, we can't have child brides in America.

Then I say, in that case, you're right.

What was the vetting system and who is actually coming into our country?

You want to bring your child bride?

You're not coming in.

In general, the bulletin continued, threats include those posed by individuals and small groups engaged in violence, including domestic violent extremists, and inspired or motivated by foreign terrorists.

The ongoing pandemic continues to be a spark for violent rhetoric, according to the DHS, especially by those angered by mask and vaccine mandates and restrictions on normal activity.

Hmm.

I don't know what group that might be.

If a new COVID-19 variant emerges and new restrictions are imposed, anti-government violent extremists could potentially use the new restrictions as rationale to target government or public health facilities.

Notice we are an anti-government.

No, we're anti-fascism.

Antifa.

Is that us?

We're anti-fascism.

We're not anti-government.

Foreign intelligence service, foreign terrorist organizations, domestic violent extremists continue to introduce, amplify, and disseminate narratives online calling for violence.

They continue to derive inspiration and obtain operational guidance regarding the use of IEDs.

Extremists have called for attacks on elected officials, political representatives, government facilities, law enforcement, religious communities, commercial facilities, perceived ideological opponents.

In fact, John Cohen, the head of DHS Counterterrorism and Intelligence, says, this is the most complex, volatile, and dynamic threat to the United States that I have experienced in my career.

Wow.

That is interesting.

Now,

I know what racists are going to do, or they're going to connect these two stories, but there is no connection to these stories.

I just wanted to let you know that the new mayor of

New York,

he wants to go back to actual,

you know, time-proven

law enforcement kind of rules.

And the Black Lives Matter people and the leader met with him because he'd like to, he said, let's have a sit-down, let's talk.

And they had a debate and they were going back and forth on police reform.

And it was kind of contentious.

And he even found some common ground with the activists.

But he's like, I'm bringing the anti-crime unit back.

And

the co-founder of the New York BLM said, if you think you're going to bring back the old ways of policing, then we're going to take to the streets again.

And I'm quoting, there will be riots, there will be fire, and there will be bloodshed.

Completely,

completely disregard.

And don't you dare tie in that DHS memo.

Because believe me,

the DHS doesn't see any connection between those two stories.

And that's why,

among other things, Biden has a dismal approval rating.

His latest, according to the Federalist Susquehanna poll, shows that he is now 36%

overall approval rating.

36

disapproval at 52%.

The approval rating among registered Democrats down, I mean, not very far, to 70%.

One in five registered Democrats saying they do not approve of the job Biden is doing as president.

Among voters who are registered as independents, only 29% approve of Biden's job as president.

50% say they don't approve of Biden.

The poll from the Federalists in Susquehanna also filed widespread dissatisfaction with Biden's economic and immigration policies.

On immigration, only 23% of voters surveyed approve of Biden's efforts to stop illegal immigration across the U.S.

border.

51% say they disapprove.

34% of voters say they approve on how Biden is handling the economic policies.

51% say, yeah, not so much.

When asked who they thought was most responsible for skyrocketing gas prices, remember, the media and the White House, all of the so-called experts, are all saying over and over again, it's OPEC, it's OPEC, it's OPEC.

It's not us.

Yes, we're canceling pipelines.

Yes, we're saying we want to drive these companies out of business, but it's not us.

It's OPEC, OPEC, OPEC.

When asked, a plurality of voters, 46% say they blamed Biden and congressional Democrats.

7%

blame Republicans.

43% blame other economic factors.

51% say they approve of how he has handled the pandemic.

46% say they don't.

On critical race theory, which is not being taught in our schools.

My gosh, stop the racist.

It's a myth.

It's like a unicorn.

It's not even real.

On this subject, should it be taught in school, government schools K through 12?

59% say it should not be taught.

26% of voters saying it should be taught.

Even a majority of registered Democrats, 51% said critical race theory should not be taught.

Now listen to this.

Opposition to critical race theory transcends race.

Plurality of black voters polled.

49% say the theory should not be taught.

42% saying it should be taught.

61% of white voters and 56% of Hispanic voters say it shouldn't be taught.

Now

we see a couple of other things.

How's the media doing?

Do you trust corporate news media to tell you the truth?

14%

said yes.

Do you believe corporate news media misrepresents the facts to push a political agenda?

Among registered independent voters, 85%

said yeah.

They're just going for a political agenda.

Independence, 85%.

The poll also found widespread pessimism about the future of the American public.

46% say our best days are ahead of us.

45% say America is now in permanent decline.

I happen to be with the former, not the latter.

28% approval now

for Kamala Harris.

So what

is your plan B?

If you have your vice president and an old man who is not the picture of health with another three years to go, what is your plan in case something goes wrong?

Because it's not Kamala Harris.

Seems like people are running from her.

I mean, she's not even seemingly doing anything.

She keeps getting these high-profile jobs assigned to her, and they're the least

popular parts of the Biden agenda, which is, I don't think, coincidental.

It's not coincidental that Biden keeps pushing them off to her.

And it's also not coincidental that people perceive them as going so badly because of the job she's doing.

And by the way, you can now look at

approval ratings going back to 1945 with Harry Truman.

And Joe Biden is behind Truman at this point, behind Eisenhower, behind Kennedy, behind Johnson, less popular than Nixon,

basically less popular than Gerald Ford.

He's got about a week left before that one runs out.

Less popular than Jimmy Carter, less popular than Reagan, less popular than George H.W.

Bush, less popular than Bill Clinton, less popular than George W.

Bush, less popular than Barack Obama.

The only president that he is more popular at at this point in his presidency is Donald Trump.

And Trump, of course, came in as a divisive guy and never really excelled

with approval rating.

However, this Susquehanna poll you just discussed would put him below Donald Trump.

It's just his average that's because he's got a couple of polls that have him in the mid-40s.

It's the only reason he's even ahead of Trump.

So, you know, this is a, this has gone really badly.

And of course, as you might note with Donald Trump, he has the entire media saying he's Hitler on their news broadcasts every night.

This is the exact opposite treatment for Joe Biden, and yet he's just as unpopular with the American people.

Probably a billion dollars of advertising in his first year, if you would total all that up against Donald Trump.

But Kamala or Kamala, she is

unpopular for a whole new set of reasons.

Here she is in France speaking with a fake French accent.

With us in government, we campaign with the plan.

Uppercase T, uppercase P, the plan.

And then the environment is such that we're expected to defend the plan.

Even when the first time we roll it out, there may be some glitches and it's time to reevaluate and then do it again.

Now, it's just cringe-worthy, but she's talking here on another topic.

Let's actually think about what she's saying.

She's actually saying here is: I wish politics could be more like science because science, you know,

you guys have a plan, and then you study it and see if it works.

And you put it in a little dish.

and you study it out and then you see if it works.

But we come out with the plan and it's got kinks.

It may not work.

And we just don't know, but we push the plan.

Yeah, those petri dishes are called the 50 states, Kamala.

That was the whole idea of the American experiment.

But progressives want to erase the states and make it all the big plan.

And they also dismiss every time a plan fails.

For instance, RomniCare.

It didn't work.

It doesn't work.

And so what does the state have to do?

Get bailed out from the United States government.

And they don't take that and they just say, oh, it's got to be done in a bigger way.

No, no, no.

No.

You don't look at the facts after somebody experiences and experiments with it.

Just a, I mean, let me just say, come on up, maybe a little bit of a moron here for maybe a couple of reasons.

Donald lives in New Hampshire.

He writes in about a six-year-old Terrier who used to be a picky eater.

I know the drill.

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Let me tell you something.

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You are listening to the Glenn Beck program.

Oh, hello and welcome to the program.

Before we go, Glenn, at some point today,

I need you to read the transcript of Andrew Cuomo being questioned in one of the...

Do you have it?

I sent it to your email.

Okay, let me look at it.

Do we have time for it?

Yeah, is now?

What is this exactly?

This is him being questioned.

They were trying to figure out if he was dating someone.

And they were asking, you know, was she your girlfriend?

A pretty easy question to answer.

See if you can find the transcript in the hidden.

Yeah, I think I do.

Yeah, okay.

How do you want to define girlfriend?

Hey,

the questioner responds, if you dated the woman, well, how do you define date?

I want to go to my earlier question.

Was she your girlfriend?

Do you understand?

Well, girlfriend means different things to different people.

You know what I'm saying?

Huh?

You know?

No.

How about somebody you date or have relations with?

Have relations?

Kiss, kiss.

You go on dates.

Did you go on dates?

You're asking, did I kiss her?

Well, yes, there was a period of time that I kissed her.

What the hell is this?

What is this?

There was a period of time in which I kissed her.

What human being reacts this way?

Why is he even...

I mean, it's an easy question.

Is she a girlfriend?

Hey,

she was a woman who I...

You know, she was a friend and she was a girl.

Yeah, legitimately.

He's saying that.

He's saying that.

If you define girlfriend as a woman friend who you see romantically for a period of time,

if that's your definition, then yes.

Oh, I know.

It's such a weird definition, too.

Stunning that this testimony of his cost him his entire career.

I can't believe it.

Staff Sergeant Joseph Henry Frank Houser.

Staff Sergeant Daniel Neil Finnan.

These are the names

that

of the service members who have died in the global war on terror

honoring all American service members from the last 20 years.

This is the first time this has ever been done.

They are reading

all of the names, all 7,000-plus names, at the Lincoln Memorial today.

It's being done by Tunnell Towers Foundation.

If you don't know who these people are, I want to introduce them to you here in a second.

They are fantastic.

What they do for veterans is just truly, truly remarkable.

And they are doing this.

Biden is about to lay a wreath at Arlington National Cemetery.

As all of us can agree,

thank you, veterans.

Thank you for everything that you have done.

If you are questioning, did it make a difference?

The answer is yes, and I will prove it to you by the end of this hour.

Thank you, Veterans, this Veterans Day.

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If all the veterans could come over to my house tonight and probably bring some hot dogs or something, we would have quite a barbecue in the backyard.

Quite a barbecue.

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Curtis Donald Fleischman.

Sergeant Gregory DeWaynes Feyeron.

Captain Arthur Lejeune Felder.

Specialists.

I don't know.

I mean, how long does it take you to read 7,000 names?

Specialist

Captain James Feldhouse.

I'm not sure if anything has ever been done like this before.

And

to my knowledge,

and to the Tunnel to Towers Foundation's knowledge, this is the first time it's been done for the war on terror, for sure.

Frank Siller is with us.

He's the chairman and CEO for Tunnel to Towers Foundation.

Frank, how are you, sir?

I'm good, Glenn.

Thanks for having me on today, and I couldn't be more proud as a chairman of the Tunnel to Towers Foundation to take on this responsibility.

I feel like it's an obligation and something that we're very proud to read.

All 7,070, 7,070 names that gave their lives for our country since the war on terror started in 2001, where I lost my brother on September 11, 2001, where he ran through the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel, Glenn.

He was a firefighter.

He strapped 60 pounds of gear on his back and ran through that tunnel up West Street into the South Tower, up those stairs.

And while saving other people's lives, he gave up his own.

And we started a foundation in his honor and all those who perished that day.

And to do this work here today, we couldn't be more proud.

I tell you, Frank, you guys are remarkable.

You're one of the best charities out there, I think, what you do for veterans and everybody else

because of all of those who died in the World Trade Center.

As you were talking,

I am actually grateful that I was alive

to see the way America was, at least for about a month after the World Trade Center.

I mean, it's remarkable where we are now, where our police get no respect.

They're villains.

Everybody seems to be a villain now.

When we went from, man, and they were true heroes like your brother who ran up the stairs when everyone else was running down I miss that respect for real heroes

well I couldn't agree with you more but I will say that

being here and watching the reaction that we're getting from so many great Americans who love this country

is really moving.

I walked this year for the 20th anniversary to honor my brother.

I walked from the Pentagon to Shanksville to Ground Zero, 537 miles.

And while I was doing it, I walked through a lot of small towns.

And it was beautiful to watch all the families coming out and different parades that we had and see young kids being taught in the stories of 9-11 and the stories of all these great heroes that died ever since.

So

I saw an America that gave me great hope that most of the people in America still love America and are willing to die for it.

And all too often they do die for it, let it be our first responders or our military.

And today, we're going to make sure that we recognize all seven thousand seventy.

And Glenn, today we thought it was so important.

Our foundation does a lot of good work, but today, we delivered thirty five mortgage free homes to Goldstar families today, on this day.

So we're proud that we built some of these homes and some we paid off the mortgages, but to deliver thirty five of them on a day like today, we felt like it was an important day to not just to honor them, but to do good work.

Frank, can I, is there any way I would love to partner with you guys?

I would love to be a part of what you do.

I love the fact that you're giving these houses away.

I mean, really, you guys are salt of the earth,

right mindset, and you do it right.

If there's anything I can do to ever help or be involved, I would love to be involved with you guys.

Well, you're doing it today, but we could do it more often.

But here, look, we get it done.

The fire department says many hands makes light work.

We ask people to donate as little as $11

a month, and that $11 a month adds up.

And that's why, you know, we delivered $35 today, but we did 200, 200 mortgage-free homes this year.

200.

Holy cow.

That costs a lot of money.

And thank God we have a lot of people who joined us on this mission.

But they know their money's going to this.

I don't get paid.

We do over 93 cents of every dollar goes to our programs.

And people, you know, trust us.

The foundation bears my brother's image and his name, and we'll all always hold it to the highest standards.

And today, you know, I know he's smiling down at heaven, saying, Frank, thank you for remembering all these 7,000 men and women that joined.

Many of them joined our military because of what happened on 9-11.

And now we're paying tribute and honoring them here today.

Frank, if you don't mind, I want to play a couple of people who you have changed their lives.

Tunnel to Towers have changed their lives.

This is the Jenny Taylor family.

Listen to this.

My dad was really, really special, and I love my dad a lot.

I'm proud of him, and that even though he isn't here with us, but he died as a true hero.

I miss everything about him.

In the moment that the officers and I had to come see the children, my biggest reaction was,

I don't have seven arms.

I have seven children who just lost their father and I don't have seven arms to wrap around them.

I'm Frank Sulla, chairman of the Stephen Silla Tunnel to Towers Foundation.

Our foundation is committed to delivering mortgage-free homes to fallen military and first responders who die in the line of duty.

To not have to worry financially is a huge peace of mind.

It means a lot to know that this is our same home, that we have all the memories in here.

You can donate to Tunnels, then the number two, Towers, Tunnelstotowers.org.

I mean, do you have the best job out there, Frank?

Yeah.

I mean, that must just be great.

So Jamie Taylor, you just heard, she was the first one to read her husband's name today.

As a matter of fact, one of her seven children read their father's name

today.

So the one that you just heard there.

So, you know,

so people know they can go to tthenumber2t.org, make it a little bit easier than Tunnel to Tower.

So T the number two T2T.

T2T.org.

Okay.

That's it.

T2T.org.

And yes, I couldn't be more proud to be the chairman of this foundation.

But we're just a conduit of doing good.

St.

Francis of Assisi said, brothers and sisters, while we are here, while we have time, let us do good.

That's the whole premise of our foundation.

We're not going to waste any time.

There's so much work that has to be done.

We better get out there and take care of all these families.

We did it today, but there's a lot more work that has to be done.

I want you to hear Richard Urash.

September 1st, 2006, my Bradley fighting vehicle that I was riding in was hit with an IED while we were driving down a road in Iraq.

The IED went through the bottom of my vehicle and hit our fuel tank.

And the fuel tank basically was inches away from where I was sitting and covered me and my buddies who were in the vehicle with me in fuel and instantly on fire.

I lost my leg because when I escaped out of the top of the vehicle I jumped off and couldn't see anything around me because my face was on fire.

So when I landed, 10 foot jump, I couldn't brace myself for the landing.

So when I hit my leg broke and I snapped my leg and I ended up with an amputation below my right knee.

And then I, crazy thing, I rolled into a canal that was there that I didn't know was there.

And it put the fire out.

I can't even believe my eyes.

So beautiful.

Oh my gosh.

Thank you.

This is insane.

My life's going to be changed in the way that I'm going to have more independence in general.

It's going to come to the point where I'm not even thinking about things anymore.

I'm just doing them.

Where now you have to think about what you're going to do, how you're going to do it.

And eventually I think I'm going to get to the point where I don't have to think about those things.

I'm just going to be able to do those things.

He read the names today of some of the fallen soldiers, right?

Some of the buddies.

Yeah, some of the buddies that he lost, even though he survived, he lost other men and women around him.

And so, yeah, you were listening to the day we gave him his smart home.

We built mortgage-free,

specially adapted smart homes for our country's most catastrophically injured service members.

We've done over a hundred of them all around the country.

But these are guys that have paid, given multiple limbs, paraplegics, quadriplegics.

Just looking at

the majority of the people.

Just looking at Richard, do you think

he is, I mean, he gave everything.

He gave everything.

Everything.

And he's got the best attitude in the world.

But he helps us.

He goes all over the United States and helps us because he wants to help the next family and the next

hero that has paid a big price for our freedom.

So he's a tremendous human being.

And most of these widows and Gold Star families and these heroes that, you know, catastrophically catastrophically injured service members, they all join us and they want to pay it forward to

the next family.

So we are really blessed that we bring all these people together.

And, you know, in a day like today and Veterans Day, I mean, thank God for all our veterans.

They're willing to die for us every single day.

And all too often they do.

And when they do, the Tunnel to Towers Foundation is going to be there for their families that are left behind.

That is our promise.

As God is my judge,

any family that serves our country and you die and you leave behind a young family, we're going to take care of your family that's left behind.

And we do it because of the generosity of Americans.

I know Americans are the most generous, just most generous people

in the world.

Greatest country in the world, but the most generous of people in the world.

And together, we're going to take care of all these families.

That is our promise.

And we do it for fallen first responders.

You started the whole, one of the questions was the police officers are not, you know,

spitting on them.

We should kiss the freaking ground they walk on.

But we're going to take care of every single police officer or first responder that die in the line of duty that leave young kids behind, also.

So that's our promise at the Tunnel of the Towers Foundation.

And we pray that people just join us and we can get this done together.

Frankly, do me a favor.

Please include me on a list of allies.

I want to help you raise money.

I want to help you do what you do.

What did you do before this?

What was your job?

I was a bit of an entrepreneur.

I built houses.

I was a spot builder.

I never really made money at it, to be quite frank with you,

because I also put too many extras into the house because I was a soft touch for the people

of the book.

But the truth of the matter is, I think the man upstairs was preparing me to make sure I built these houses

all over America.

So

we're blessed.

But I was also into retail, so I have a bit of a business background.

Well,

you are right.

God prepared you for for this calling, and it is an amazing calling.

Thank you so much, Frank.

God bless you.

And everybody that is involved.

Thank you.

t2t.org t2t.org.

Can you imagine having a job where you just

are going into families that are just destroyed and giving them a house, especially when they've been adapted?

Did you see that last house?

When we were playing that,

his stove went down

for him because

he's severely

handicapped from

the burns.

And the stove goes down.

Everything moves for him.

It's remarkable.

Can you imagine how great that job would be?

You're just helping the best people in our society, the best human beings possible.

You're helping out, which is awesome.

And the story is so great.

I mean, this guy running through the Brooklyn battery tunnel with 60 pounds of gear on his back, running to the towers.

It's like impossible, but it's, it's, you know, it's what these guys do all the time.

I mean, so many of them did it on that day and have done it since.

And these guys have been helping them out since 2000.

I mean, right afterward.

You know, it's amazing.

Remember when Oprah was doing that school over in Africa?

I don't know if she's still doing it.

Do you remember that?

I do remember that, yeah.

And remember what she said why she didn't do it here in America?

Yeah, I think she thought people wouldn't be as thankful or something.

Yeah, she said they wouldn't be grateful.

Yeah.

She wouldn't be grateful.

These guys are.

These veterans, they don't ever think they deserve anything.

And they do.

And they're very, very grateful.

Again, on Veterans Day, thank you, veterans.

If you'd like to help Tunnel to Towers, just go to t2t.org.

I love their commitment to

somebody dies in line of duty, we are going to take care of the family.

That's an unbelievable promise.

t2t.org.

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All right, I've got some news, and I have been following this closely, and I don't bring it up because it's

a bit complex, but I just got something in from Berlin.

Yesterday,

we weren't sure if Evergrande, which is the most indebted company ever on on the planet, okay, they are a housing company.

They built the ghost cities in China and

they are defaulting and everybody's been waiting for them to default.

If they actually go into default, it's horrible, horrible news for China and us.

Well, the DMSA,

which is the

German market screening agency, They are investors in this, and they said that, yes, China did default on the loans.

And the reason why they're saying this is because they are preparing bankruptcy proceedings against Evergrande, and they are looking for bond investors to join this.

But I want you to listen to a bit of this.

The bankruptcy of Evergrande, the world's most indebted corporation, could ultimately lead to, quote, a great reset, i.e., the final meltdown of the global financial system.

While the international finance market has so far met financial turmoil surrounding the teetering giant of Evergrande with remarkable basic confidence, one can say with remarkable naivety, the U.S.

Central Bank Fed confirmed our view yesterday.

In its latest stability report, it explicitly pointed out the dangers that a collapse of Evergrande and what it would do to the global financial system.

So they, it's because it's the Chinese government, it's not clear whether or not they

defaulted or not.

But according to this firm that has invested in it, and this is what they do, they're

a watchdog kind of group as well.

They are saying that, yes, they did default.

Just buckle up because that does mean, if they did default, it does mean a giant financial storm.

So far, NASDAQ and the Dow are the NASDAQ is up, the Dow's down just about 70 points, which is really nothing.

But if this is true, things are going to change.

Back in a minute.

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I'm working on a chalkboard, a very important chalkboard.

I think because this is the biggest, this is the biggest event of our lives.

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This chalkboard is really important.

It's the COVID-19 origin story.

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Because of the world we're living in, it might be my last chalkboard that you'll ever see on, at least on social media.

the biggest taboo with all of this has been asking questions and I'm gonna ask a lot of questions and call out those who are deemed untouchable mainly

Anthony Fauci

it's you know don't you dare question Saint Fauci

listen to how this saint views himself It's very dangerous, Chuck, because a lot of what you're seeing as attacks on me, quite frankly, are attacks on science.

Because all of the things that I have spoken about consistently from the very beginning have been fundamentally based on science.

Sometimes those things were inconvenient truths for people, and there was pushback against me.

So if you are trying to, you know, get at me as a public health official and a scientist, you're really attacking not only Dr.

Anthony Fauci, you're attacking science.

Unbelievable.

But in his view, then next Wednesday, I'll be attacking science.

I will not be attacking science.

I will produce the official documentation that shows that science is exactly what people like Fauci were trying to conceal rather than prove in the opening days of the pandemic.

Was there a cover-up?

If so, what were they trying to cover up?

Did people like Fauci have a dog in the fight?

And is that the reason he and big tech have declared all Fauci questioning an attack on science itself?

All of that and so much more.

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We know Fauci has said things that are untrue.

We know he has lied.

They describe them as noble lies.

He lied about masks because he wanted to protect the masks.

He lied about the herd immunity level because he didn't think people would be encouraged enough if he gave the real answer.

But like, there are two ways to go here.

You can either say, I've been right since the beginning, don't question me or you're questioning science, or you can say, hey, we don't know every answer.

This is a new virus.

We're trying to learn as we go and give you the best answers possible.

And we're not going to always get everything right, but you need to pick one of those two.

You can't have both.

You can't say don't question science, but also we're going to make mistakes because we don't know all the answers.

You can't say both of them.

Here's the problem.

When you see the Fauci lies next Wednesday, they're beyond mistakes.

They are way beyond mistakes.

I'm not even going into the ones.

Yeah, I know.

But these are the ones he has literally admitted to.

Admitted to.

And then he comes on television and says, if you question me, you're questioning science.

And I've been right since the very beginning because I'm giving people uncomfortable truths.

And that's a ridiculous summary of the last 20 months.

More on this in the coming days.

And please get your family and friends to watch this special get-together in groups

because this information

has not been seen.

You know, Steve Dace has been on this.

He wrote a book about it.

And I gave him the script to read a couple of days ago.

And he came back and said, oh my gosh,

there's things in there that he didn't know.

And it's

everything will make sense to you after you watch the special, you go like, oh, I understand why they're doing that now.

Anyway, that's next Wednesday night.

It is Veterans Day.

And I have, if you will indulge me here for a few minutes, a personal note, I've been thinking about the service members.

who may today be stuck wondering if everything they sacrificed for, all of the friends that they lost, was for nothing.

My answer goes to somebody else that I've been thinking about, the young woman that I had on my podcast a few weeks ago named Asma.

This is a remarkable Afghani woman.

She was instrumental in coordinating with the Nazarene Fund extraction team.

for not only her own rescue, but the rescue of 180 other Afghan girls.

It is one of the most incredible stories.

It would make a great movie.

We just found out that she lost her uncle because they killed him because he was working with the Americans.

She almost lost every member of her family, but because of her bravery and because of you, the Nazarene Fund was able to get everybody out except her uncle and his family.

But she lost everything.

She lost her country.

She lost her freedom overnight.

Her spirit could have been broken, but it wasn't.

And in fact, not only was it not broken, she

still genuinely believes that she can change the world and her country for the better.

She's beaming with hope.

I told you a couple of weeks ago,

and

I mentioned it once.

Afghanistan, my trip over the Middle East broke me.

I came back a truly broken man, unlike I've ever ever been before.

And in the thick of the darkness,

I met asthma,

full of light.

And she made me ask myself this question.

How,

how do you avoid a broken spirit in a broken world?

This broken world when people die, when darkness seems to win, when you can't get your feet on solid ground, when the country changes overnight and it's just slipping into insanity.

When you wake up in the morning and the world says that you are worth less than you were the day before,

what do you do when everything you've sacrificed for is put to shame?

Veterans, when you've lost lives, limbs, your light in a foreign country, and now it looks like it meant nothing.

When you wake up and nothing from yesterday sticks,

when you don't recognize your country,

when you thought things that were solid are now liquid, what do you do?

Maybe you quit,

and maybe

that's justified.

Or maybe you look to people like asthma and

you see their courage and you refuse to break.

Even when they bend you in half and everything in you is screaming and hurting,

maybe you can hold on to just that little bit of light.

And because of that, you don't lose hope.

This woman woke up in her own country and one day to the next,

everything changed.

She was riding on a bus with 180 girls

and she was fine.

They were free.

That morning, she gets out, she's walking the streets, and the Taliban takes over the streets and she's like, oh my gosh, I'm wearing Western dress.

I don't know if I'll even make it home.

When she gets back on the bus, she's trying to get her and 180 girls on that bus through the gates of the airport and to a plane.

While she's on the bus, she watches the Taliban torture the bus driver and then tell the bus driver and the girls on the bus, you come back here again, we'll kill you all.

They came back again.

She was on the bus.

So was the bus driver.

She knew that at best

they'd sell her for a bride.

At worst, she was dead.

Despite the odds, because of her, every single girl on that bus escaped from Afghanistan.

Every single one.

She's not a hero.

She didn't plan on becoming a hero.

She's like, you meet her, she's normal.

But in that moment, she was a hero.

She didn't expect to wake up one morning and be a subject to a government that sees her as inferior.

She wasn't prepared to lose the people she loved.

She wasn't ready to leave her home, to leave her parents behind.

She did not plan on leading a rescue of 180 girls.

She didn't plan on being a hero, but she is one.

And when she's finally free, she told her story.

And do you know what her, when I asked her if she'd tell the story, she asked me for something in return.

Do you know what she asked me for in return?

The ability to thank

the

service members that served in Afghanistan.

She could have become angry at America, angry at the administration.

She could have said, you guys abandoned us and we did nothing.

But that's not what she said.

When I gave her the opportunity,

she said this to the American service people.

It's my understanding that you said one of the conditions of this interview was you wanted to tell the American soldiers something.

Yes.

What is that?

It was not in a waste.

It was not in a win.

Those 20 years bring us freedom, bring us

democracy,

give us multiple chances, opportunities.

Women like us

was able to go and get education, was able to travel by themselves, was able to work,

had their driving license, had the right to the property.

For the people of Afghanistan, we will remember the soldiers.

I am grateful for all of them who served in my country.

Because of you, I'm here.

because of you I made it to be educated to be

have rights democracy and educations

and

have a life that has meant something

and the purpose that has been given to me

and the choices that I made it's because of those sacrifices

I want to tell you the rest of her story here in just a second.

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Because that's one of the Tuttle Twins books.

He literally talked about the

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I was just telling you about this woman that you saved.

And her family, her whole family, brought them to America.

They've lost everything.

The Taliban took all of their money, everything.

They're having to start all over in a new country, and they are thrilled to be starting over here in America.

But it says a lot about this girl that the thing she asked for in return was to thank the veterans.

She knew instinctively, I think.

Either that or she was just so super grateful

that

she was free and was free for those 20 years of her life.

When she was here, I talked to her about her college because

they took everything and she can't go back to college now because she just doesn't have any money.

You know,

I talked to a friend of mine who used to run Goldman Sachs, and I said, so how do you, how do you,

how do you give charity?

And I thought, he's a guy with lots of money and an investor.

And he said, I look at it exactly the same way as I do anything else, except you're investing in a person.

You're investing in people.

And he said, who can you invest in that will make a difference?

And I think Asthma is one of those people.

And

if you are somebody that is looking to help somebody, this might be the best investment in a person you can make.

We've set up a college fund for her.

And

if you have any kind of means at all, you want to give $5,

just go to mercury1.org, mercury1.org for her scholarship fund.

It's the asthma scholarship fund.

This woman is going to do big things.

Whether they're here or back at home in her own country when she could be president, I'm not sure.

But she's a remarkable girl, and I'd like to ask you to invest in her future.

Her scholarship fund can be found now at mercury1.org.

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