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Thanks to Newsweek magazine,

we have a story that is not necessarily real helpful to get people out of the Middle East.

But now that it's out, we have to talk about it.

The headline read, Taliban holds up Glenn Beck's Group's planes, at least 100 Americans among the passengers.

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This weekend was

epic.

This is

This should be a movie that is made at some point.

This is one of the most miraculous and stunning things that I have ever seen.

There is huge, huge good news coming your way out of Afghanistan, God willing.

I was going to say that's what you're calling this?

No, no, no, not this.

Amounts of good news?

Coming.

Coming.

Coming.

Coming.

In the future.

God willing.

But there are some

amazing things going on.

I had two phone calls over the weekend

briefing over and over and over again of what was going on, but two in particular stand out as I hung up the phone.

And I said to my wife,

last night I hung up the phone at 11 o'clock, and I looked at my wife and I said, Write this in your diary.

Write this in your diary.

This is historic what's going on.

This is so amazing.

I can't wait to tell tell you all of the details and the twists and turns,

but we can now tell you one thing

because of Newsweek magazine.

So you know, it is my understanding that no one, at least knowingly, from the Nazarene Fund of Mercury One,

was involved in this story at all.

We don't want to be involved in these stories

because we don't care

at this point whose fault it is or whatever.

I do, I do.

The Nazarene Fund and Mercury One don't care.

They just want to save people.

And the headline this weekend from Newsweek, Taliban holds up Glenbeck Group's planes.

At least 100 Americans are among passengers.

This, I guess, explains

what the tweet was last week when they said that we were being held hostage.

I interpreted that differently.

I don't think of a plane as being held hostage, the plane itself.

I don't really care.

Oh, they're going to slit the throat of the plane.

Slash the tires.

No.

So, no people were being held hostage, at least that we know of.

But

were our planes being held?

Yes.

And at least 100 Americans among passengers.

No, there are no passengers on those planes anymore.

There were,

but there aren't anymore.

If you watched the Stew show.

Stew Does America, thank you.

Yeah, whatever.

If you watched Stew Does America on Wednesday,

I had just gotten my Wednesday afternoon briefing, and it was...

this story

and let's just play a clip of of uh this story let me see would it be better if i told yeah let me tell the facts first

and then you can put all those facts in

um

what happened last week was

uh there

uh

while everybody was focused on kabool

Others were looking for other ways out.

Well,

our group found another way out,

and

we hired Cam Airlines, which is a regional, you know, it's like,

you know, it's like United or whatever.

The Afghanistan version.

Yeah, of United.

Yeah, Southwest.

And so we

purchased these, all the tickets on the plane.

And then

people just started showing up.

We're like, hey, that's you.

You got a ticket, and you got a ticket, and you got a ticket.

And they were just taking off as a commercial airliner.

And Taliban didn't know anything.

They were like, oh, well, yeah, a commercial airflight.

They keep coming in and going out.

Okay.

Well, we have to keep a manifest of everybody on that plane.

And we do.

And we keep, just so the State Department knows, we're keeping meticulous records

on just about everything, not just manifests.

But anyway,

the manifest,

the State Department started seeing these manifests come in and they're like, okay, yeah, great.

Somebody's approving them.

And then these four planes, there's four of them loaded with people.

The article says

Seeking to evacuate at least a thousand people.

You're in the neighborhood, but it's more.

And I'm not going to give you you the number because we don't want to talk about any numbers.

I was explained to yesterday, no numbers, because then that says how many people are slipping through, how many people are yet to get, et cetera, et cetera.

So it's around a thousand, let's say.

And it's reported

at least a hundred Americans.

Yep, at least a hundred Americans.

They were on the plane.

They were on the tarmac.

They were on the seats, in the seats.

They were buckled up.

They were ready to go.

The pilots are like ready for takeoff.

The State Department sees these four planes with these four manifests and said, well, hang on just a second.

Who are all these people?

And we're like, it's us, dummy.

Let the plane go.

Well, they get a stick up their butt and they decide, oh, no, we don't know what is going on here.

We're going to hold off just a second.

Four senators, two congressmen.

I told you this on Wednesday, Tuesday morning,

subtly, that there were many congressmen.

I had Marsha Blackburn on.

She was one of them.

Many congressmen, many senators were on the phone.

We thought it was a done deal because they were ripping the State Department a new hole.

And believe me, that department seems to have a lot of holes, but they were ripped another one.

And

so I just went to bed on Tuesday night thinking those four planes were going to get off.

And I knew who was on the plane.

And I knew who was fighting the fight with the State Department.

It wasn't us.

It was senators and congressmen.

And then I get up on Wednesday morning and they hadn't taken off.

Right before I do the stew show,

I find out because the Taliban was alerted because the State Department wouldn't let these planes take off.

And so they're like, what's going on over here?

What's going on over here?

And the State Department says, Oh,

you see these people, you know, on the plane.

Here's the manifest.

What?

What are you doing?

What have you just done?

And you know, all these people, you get all your paperwork, go get off the plane, go into the terminal, and let them look again at your passports and all of your paperwork.

Okay, what are you doing?

Now,

after we land somewhere else, somewhere else?

So they were told to go back into the airport and hand everything in to the Taliban.

Well, many of them did and then fled.

Many of these people are in safe houses, but not all of them.

And when I said

one person is missing.

The blood is on the hands of the State Department.

This is what I meant.

One person doesn't come back.

We have to go find them again.

Okay, they're not just hanging out, like, oh, just could give me a call.

These are people who aren't using their phones because they're being tracked.

So they were dismissed from the airport while the State Department works this out with a Taliban.

Now, the Taliban is saying,

oh, well, we have some new airport fees.

So we have, we had to hire a bunch of,

I think they're called OLFAC.

Let me get this here.

Yeah, Office of Foreign Assets Control, OFAC.

There's a database that we have to run all of these things through, which we do.

All of the manifests run through OLFAC.

That way, we know who's on the plane.

You're not a wanted terrorist or whatever.

And they know, our government knows exactly who's on these planes.

We've been doing that from the beginning.

It's law.

You have to do it in the first place, but we also want to do that.

Every time we create a flight manifest, it is scrubbed through the Office of Foreign Assets Control.

Now, this is also the

place where they put you in prison if you're negotiating with terrorists.

And we wanted to make sure that we're not negotiating with terrorists.

So we hired up a bunch of attorneys for OFAC to make sure we were doing everything right last week.

And we're not negotiating

with the Taliban.

They are now discussing new government airport fees, but those are the government.

That's the government.

Huh.

You mean the government that the United States installed and the United States recognizes?

Okay, those guys, the good guys that are saving all of us and are helping us, right?

Okay.

So Cam Air is now in negotiation with the government of the Taliban.

to try to negotiate the fees.

The State Department now is finally doing their job and they are trying to get our planes off the ground.

We have

four planes paid for, ready to go on the tarmac.

We have the people, we have the manifest.

We had it last week, we had all of it.

We have to go back and get the people now

for those planes.

But as soon as we get the green light, those people will be able to go back onto those planes.

And if there's one missing, I swear to you, we have also eight to ten other planes that are ready to fly out

if the State Department will just

let us be.

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So unfortunately, I got off that briefing on Wednesday and found out what was going on with the planes that now are being reported with Newsweek.

And I went right directly on the air, and I was a little distraught.

And here's what I said.

I was told prepare yourself for this one this is bad news and

no no it wasn't no it wasn't

our government is so out of control and I

I

you know what the briefing was

can you imagine anything that I want to do more than go on the air and scream this from the highest mountaintop.

Yes.

Okay.

Like, yes.

I can't tell you right now what is going on, but we're talking crimes against humanity.

We are at that level with our government.

It is.

It is.

I've stood at the burning, smoldering rubble of the World Trade Center.

It took me 10 years at least to get the smell out of my nose.

Okay.

I've seen bad before.

I've had bad briefings before.

I've seen really horrible things happen in my life.

Nothing, nothing, nothing like this.

I would renounce my citizenship like that.

What

does it mean to be an American anymore?

Evil.

You know, I said early this morning at what, seven o'clock this morning, Pat came in and said, I call this evil.

And I was like, oh, that's not

evil.

evil

I have news for everybody involved in this everybody involved in this

I I went in and I put my chips on the table I know how it could end for me and anybody else that's involved in this I already know but I got news for you to my dying breath to my dying day

I will work to expose you.

And believe me, if the American people find out what you are doing right now,

all your chips are going to be gone.

You belong in jail.

Okay, so the reason why I said these things

is because Stu kept saying, is there any other explanation?

And the answer was,

no.

You had senators and congressmen on the phone with them the entire day before saying

let

these planes fly

what is wrong with you just approve and let them fly the longer they stay on the ground the more you're going to alert the Taliban and the more you're going to shut things down what are you doing what are you doing let these planes alone let them fly

and they wouldn't and then after hours and hours and hours of that see this is how they they can blame it on the Taliban.

They can say, well, the Taliban just said that they wouldn't give them flight clearance.

Yeah.

You know why?

Because you wouldn't give them landing clearance.

See, we could have taken off.

We just couldn't land anywhere because the United States, the State Department, if it's refugees, it has to approve the manifest and the refugees.

They were all approved by OFAC.

All of them approved.

So it just required the State Department to say, green light, yep, go.

They knew where we were going.

We had been there before.

All of this stuff was just in a different airport.

And there's no way that you have that many senators and congressmen on the phone saying, what are you doing?

Stop it.

And then you not only don't stop it, you tell everybody, get off the plane and go into the airport with the Taliban.

Bring your paperwork.

There's no way you do that.

That's insanity.

Yeah, because there's a little window here, right?

Because the Taliban has been fighting, you know, in the mountains and the villages here for the past 20 years.

They haven't been running airports recently, nope, so they're not necessarily up on every little

in and out, they haven't fully taken over the country in the way you'd think, right?

There's a window here to be able to get these planes out.

This was like the State Department sending up flares: hey, you guys, you should look over here,

and then when they get there, them saying, They're in there,

they're in there.

Why would they do this, though?

I don't know.

I don't know.

It's interesting because you've been talking a lot.

Obviously,

the mission statement of the Nazarene Fund is rescuing persecuted Christians and other religious minorities.

But there's over 100 Americans on this.

I mean, this is much more expansive than

anyone.

I'm going to have a few stories for you, hopefully by the end of the week.

Yeah.

And shame on all those that claim to be civil rights organizations.

Shame on them.

No, we have a

charter that says that we

go after religious, persecuted religious minorities.

We change that charter for an exception of extreme harm.

This humanitarian crisis, all of these people are marked for death.

And if you're marked by death by the Taliban, I don't know.

That's a pretty good safety tip for me.

That's like, oh, he must be our friend

and the friend of freedom.

I'm just, I'm just stuck on the fact that, like, we've always said no American gets left behind, and now we have to amend that.

You know, as long as a talk show host and his audience come up with a bunch of money to fly them out of the country, like, that's that's the addendum to that

principle.

Yeah.

Yeah.

That's it.

That's interesting.

12, 12, 12,

well, no,

under 100 Americans and over 1,000 people,

and they all better report.

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Yeah.

Yeah.

And the Taliban can't be running

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Oh, what a week this is going to be.

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Hello, Pat.

Hello, Glenn.

So you're whining about what?

The extraordinary success that was Afghanistan.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Somebody's finally said it.

It had to be said.

Well, it's been said by the government.

You know, the little people need to say it as well.

You need to start believing their government.

I don't know why people are talking about this all that much, considering every war we've ever had has ended the same way, according also to the government.

There's never been an exception to that.

No, you can't end a war like that.

No, there's always been a bunch of people behind enemy lines that random talk show hosts were trying to save.

That's the way every war ends.

Do you remember Korea?

Man,

that's all that people talked about.

It was the talk show host that saved the Americans in Korea.

Right.

Happened a lot.

Yeah.

A lot of times.

The surrender of World War II was followed by many flights from random talk show hosts evacuating people from Japan.

Don't you remember?

And people forget the Spanish-American war and how many Americans were left behind in Cuba.

Right.

Yeah.

Until millions.

There used to be hosts.

Millions of Americans.

Until those unknown and

unfounded technology, the talk show hosts of the future all kind of came together.

Came together.

That's how every war is ended.

There's no way to end a war without that sort of chaos

as far as I understand.

I don't know how you would do it better.

I really don't.

No.

There's no way you could.

You know, I have a few ideas.

Do we really?

I have a few ideas on how to make it better.

What?

Are you going to start with the start earlier thing?

Because that's ridiculous.

You couldn't do that.

And even if you did do it, the same chaos would exist then.

Right.

At any point, you withdrew any flights out of Afghanistan.

And that sort of chaos would have ensued.

Not if you would have kept the airport.

Yeah.

Not if you would have

just said speed.

We're going to keep Kabul until we get everybody out that needs to get out.

Yeah, but they didn't have a chance to keep Kabul.

Well, I mean, they wouldn't have been able to be responsible for the capitalists.

Yeah, yeah, no, actually, the Taliban said that you could just take it.

Yeah.

And they said.

So that makes it so.

Right.

Yeah.

For some reason.

Yeah.

There's no more trustworthy word than that of a Taliban supposed to be.

Damn, Donald Trump makes a deal with these people who are great, gracious,

and saviors.

By the way,

they are saying now that the new Taliban, because, you know, they've been reformed.

Oh, yeah.

You know, before they wouldn't let women women out of the house without a male guardian.

Now they're saying that only applies on three night trips.

So you can go out to like the store without a man, but if you decide to travel for more, now we haven't seen if they actually will stick to this rule, but that's the rule they're telling the press now.

Anything over three nights.

What?

They can go out three times.

Women can.

No, no, no.

No, no, no.

They can't go for like a long weekend.

They can go out to the store.

That's totally fine.

They just can't go out for a long weekend or a business trip

without a man.

Can they make a business trip?

Because I don't know if they can have jobs.

Well, they have to be.

They can have.

See, this is the type of thing you don't understand about the Taliban.

Tell me.

The new Taliban.

The new Taliban is here.

And what they're saying is, yes, women can have jobs.

They just have to be segregated from the men.

I see.

That's it.

That's it.

That's it.

Because of the way they look at at men.

The way they look at men.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I mean, and men will look at them and because of their eyes, because that's sometimes all you can see, they'll just think, I have to rape that woman.

Right.

And it's the woman's fault.

We all know that.

I mean, look at the way she was

dressed all in black except for her eyes.

With every part of her body covered, except for her eyes.

Including gloves.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

It's very attractive.

It's very alluring.

It is.

It is.

It just screams.

I mean, look at the way she was dressed.

Right.

You know what I mean?

The New York Times reporter that I heard talking about this said that the Taliban was not overtly beating women in the streets in front of him, which I thought was.

Now, he does know that it's happening.

The question, though, is, if he hasn't seen it personally, is there widespread approval within the Taliban leader?

Well, I'll tell you something.

It's certainly not systemic.

Right.

You know what I mean?

Yes, there's systemic racism here.

Right.

It's not systemic there.

No.

That's just isolated incidents.

A couple of bad apples here and there just beating and raising.

Lone wolves is what I would call them.

Lone wolves.

Well, did you see the political cartoon with the two burqa-clad women walking down the street and one of them says to the other, pray for the women of Texas.

That tells you everything you need to know

about how bad we are and how good the new reform Taliban is.

You're right.

They're actually praying for American women, for Texans.

You know, I have to tell you,

I heard some talk, not a lot, but I heard some talk

about poor Joe Biden, who

had to fly up Friday

to Delaware.

Home, had to go home.

Had to go home and

flew back or is flying back to the White White House to go back to work.

And he had to take this Labor Day weekend.

And I thought to myself, you know, you bastards, you don't know how hard it is to screw something up this solidly.

I mean, there's not one piece of it that hasn't been screwed up.

That doesn't just take a screw up.

That takes a master screw-up.

There's a lot of work in thinking about all the details.

Now, how can we thwart this?

Fascinating.

I've been fascinated by the reaction on so many fronts.

Like, for example, you remember the Kavanaugh hearings when those were going on.

Yeah.

And everyone came out in their handmaid's tale cloaks.

Yeah.

And I thought, it doesn't, it's, and I watched the handmaid's tale on Hulu, and it doesn't exactly seem consistent with the plot of

the handmaid's tale.

What, the Kavanaugh hearings?

Yeah, like there was a judge who was accused of something when he was a teenager and he got the job anyway.

Like, that's not the plot of the handmaid's tale.

What is the plot?

Let me give you a quick rundown for those who haven't read the book or see the series.

A country exists.

However, a theocratic and violent overthrow of that government occurs in which they imprison and put women into sexual servitude.

That's actually the plot of Afghanistan, too.

That's what's happening right now in Afghanistan.

And I didn't see any red cloaks anywhere.

And I thought to myself, were those rentals?

Maybe they rented them for the Kavanaugh hearings and had to return them so they didn't bother to put them on when the exact plot of a handmaid's tale was actually unfolding in the country we're all talking about.

And the rental shop burned down, so they're not available.

Well, there's other rental shops, but they're closed because it's not quite close enough to Halloween.

Maybe that's it.

You wait in a couple of weeks, those cloaks are coming out.

And I thought that was a real plausible theory, right?

The one where they were rentals and the rental shop burned down, and that's why they weren't.

You went there.

You actually spent time on that one.

Well, I would just want to just update because it's funny because once the Texas law was passed, they're all wearing the red cloaks again.

It's like, maybe they did own them the whole time.

Maybe they were in the back of the closet and they couldn't find them through the Afghanistan thing.

But then the Texas law passed and they found all the red cloaks again.

So good news: the cloaks are safe.

That's my

take

from the story.

Unbelievable.

All those bastards in Texas that are trying to allow babies to be born.

What evil people they are.

I mean, evil incarnate.

The government of Portland, Oregon says they.

This is going to hurt a lot.

I know.

They're not going to do business with companies in Texas.

I almost can't handle the heartbreak.

I know.

I can't handle that.

And they're not going to come travel down here.

No.

Don't say that.

Yeah.

Don't say that.

The government of Portland.

No.

No.

City officials can't travel to Texas.

Nope.

Oh, no.

Nope.

I've been watching the news about Portland.

They have a government?

Kind of.

Okay.

Sort of.

It doesn't seem like they react as if they have a government often.

Why would you say that?

Well, the Taliban has it.

You know, Afghanistan has a government.

There seems to be less chaos at times in Afghanistan than in Portland.

I mean, that's just the news reports, though.

They're

misportraying that.

After all this is over.

After all this is over,

I'd like you to donate to the Nazarene Fund just to save some people out of Portland.

There are conservatives in Portland who need to

be rescued.

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There are decent real estate agents out there.

They're good real estate agents.

But how do you know the difference?

I never once

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I mean, I don't know what to ask them.

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Hey, some really,

I don't know, fascinating news coming in from Wuhan.

Newly released documents, 900 documents that have been just released for

Freedom of Information Act, provide details of U.S.-funded research on coronaviruses at the Wuhan Institute of Virology.

Now that's weird because Tony Vauci said, there wasn't anything like that happening.

The Intercept has attained more than 900 pages of documents detailing work of EcoHealth Alliance at the Chinese lab.

EcoHealth Alliance, that's the guy who says, there's nothing to see here.

We weren't doing any of that stuff.

Even though this program reported guilty as sin months ago.

The trove of documents include two previously unpublished grant proposals that were funded by the NIAID,

as well as project updates relating to the EcoHealth Alliance research, which has been scrutinized amid increased interest in the origins of the pandemic.

The materials show that the 2014 through 2019 NIH grants to EcoHealth, with subcontracts to the

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Let me read this again.

Materials show

that 2014 and 2019 NIH grants to ecohealth with sub contracts to the WIV funded gain of function research as defined in the federal policies in effect in 2014 through 2017 and potential pandemic pathogen enhancement as defined in federal policies in effect from 2017 to present.

What's weird is

there are published research papers credited the 2014 grant from the publicly available summary of the 2019 grant.

This now can stand and be stated definitely from the progress reports of the 2014 grant and the full proposal of the 2017 grant.

The materials confirm the grant supported the construction, listen to this, the United States federal grants supported the construction in Wuhan of a novel chimeric SARS-related coronaviruses that combined a spike gene

from one coronavirus with genetic information from another coronavirus and confirmed the resulting viruses could infect human cells.

The materials also reveal that the resulting

novel laboratory generated SARS-related coronaviruses could also infect mice engineered to display human receptors on cells known as humanized mice.

The materials further reveal that the first time one of the resulting novel laboratory generated SARS-related coronaviruses,

one not being previously disclosed publicly, was more pathogenic to humanize mice than the starting virus from which it was constructed.

And thus, not only was reasonably anticipated to exhibit enhanced pathogenicity, but indeed was demonstrated to exhibit enhanced

pathogenicity.

They go on to say that they were looking specifically into the bat coronaviruses.

I mean,

hello.

They were doing the mice, as we told you on my Wednesday night special two months ago, they were doing

these kinds of experiments on

humanized mice.

It was the summer before the pandemic, and you had three lab workers go to the hospital with what now is known to be coronavirus-like symptoms.

That's where this happened.

Everybody was like, we're trying to find a bat.

It didn't come from a bat.

It came from a mouse, a humanized mice.

The humanized mice that were sent over from a lab here in the United States over to the bat lady.

Actually, there was an intelligence report that just came out, and they weren't sure.

They weren't sure.

They don't know.

They only had moderate confidence that it came from a lab.

Really?

So, yeah, forget about what Glenn just said.

Okay.

According to the intelligence.

Intelligence.

Yeah.

They did have some low confidence that it came, they think, maybe from a bat.

Really?

Low confidence.

And then moderate confidence it came from a lab.

Are these the same people that gave us high confidence in Afghanistan?

Just fall over a weekend, Glenn.

Idiot.

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Welcome to the Beck program.

We're glad you're here.

Hope you had a good three-day weekend.

I know Joe Biden's all rested up, and he's ready to go.

He just said this morning, I don't know what

pudding.

So we have that going for us.

Pudding, he said.

Well, I don't know what else he said.

He said some of the pudding.

He also said pudding, yes.

Can we go through some of this news from Newsweek that has broken over the weekend?

It's so weird because I don't follow on the weekend, I don't follow social media, I don't follow anything.

And I just know we were busy this weekend, you know, with Afghanistan and doing all kinds of stuff.

And I got so many car got so many calls and so many text messages from people like, are you okay?

Right.

Is everything okay?

You guys are being held hostage.

One person wrote to my wife and said,

I hear Glenn has been taken by the Taliban.

And she responded, one could only hope.

She does not like you.

Oh, yeah,

he's over that.

She's over that hope.

But so there was a big story that came out in Newsweek, and it's something that tons of people in this audience are involved in

because

these are the people who have funded all of these rescue missions in Afghanistan to try to get Americans and Christians and

other

groups out of the country so they don't get murdered by the Taliban.

This minor mission

that the show seems to be involved in.

I have something really important to share after he stops babbling.

I have something really important to share about

this, about your role in this.

Not you, Stu.

You had nothing to do with it.

You know, I'm definitely not hoping the Taliban comes and captures you.

I happen to be on the same team as Tanya, Team Tanya, on you being captured by the Taliban.

Right.

Just in case anyone was wondering.

Yeah.

Okay, good.

Thank you.

So the Taliban holds up Glenn Beck's Group's planes, at least 100 Americans among passengers.

Okay, so you want me to take this line by line?

Let's go line by line on this.

Okay.

Taliban holds up Glenn Beck's Group's planes.

Yes, they're holding the planes.

They're not holding anyone hostage.

They are holding the planes.

They won't, and they're not our planes.

We leased them from a company called Cam Air, which is, you know, their Delta over in Afghanistan.

We lease them.

It's the largest private airline.

Yeah.

And so these aren't private planes.

These were chartered by us, but these are just regular passenger planes.

Can I just go back a couple?

I know you don't like doing this, but can I go back a little bit here to when all of this was going on initially, when the funds were being raised, and reporters from places like CBS News were saying this was not happening, just full out saying that you were not actually rescuing.

Have you seen Snopes on this?

No, have you seen it?

I saw Snopes.

Somebody sent me Snopes last night, and I'm like, and they said, we can't confirm or deny if any of this is happening.

Rembeck says it's happening.

You know, he says he's renting these planes.

He says he's,

you know, raised 22 million.

No, I say 35 million now.

And it wasn't me.

It was the audience.

So give credit where credit is due.

Yes.

And they also, though, were saying this wasn't happening because you would, how could you possibly rescue thousands of people when you're flying them in and out six at a time in a private jet?

That was my favorite.

Yeah, that was my favorite.

Put back taking private jets.

Ridiculous.

I was going to say thousands of people.

There are only

six seats on those private planes.

Right.

So the Cam Air is a full, what, seven

Boeing 737s and Airbus 340s.

Big.

They're big.

They're big.

They're big.

The big planes you see in the sky near airports.

These are they.

At least 100 Americans are among the passengers.

Yes.

And I would just say, at least.

I know how many people are on.

I've been asked not to give any numbers of any shape or form

because the people who are actually doing all of the work

have just said, shut your fat mouth on numbers.

And I'm like, okay.

So can I ask for a little point of clarification here?

Yeah.

When this started,

your pitch on this was always to help whoever was in need, that was vetted and safe to remove from the country, that was in danger of dying.

I mean, that's how I'm going to be able to do it.

No,

my first pitch was to save the Christians because I assumed the United States government would be taking care of everyone else.

That was my question because I don't remember as a priority necessarily.

We always would obviously help any Americans that would be involved in this, but like,

how did we,

how did the Nazarene fly?

They stopped flying what are called Greytails.

They're the, you know, the C-141s.

Right.

Okay.

And we put some Christians and others on Greytails.

Okay.

When those things were flying, if we didn't have a plane and the State Department would allow us, we'd say, go there.

They're going to take off soon.

Just get on that plane.

And so they would take Greytails and then they land and we would sort them out.

We go, okay, guys, you're with us.

You're over here.

Okay.

But once they stopped flying,

there was no one getting on.

And we didn't get a lot of people on Greytails.

We did most of the heavy lifting here.

But once they stopped, they have nothing.

They have nothing.

They have no assets.

You want to get out.

You have to come through people like us.

Now, there's lots of organizations.

I want to make sure that everyone gets their credit because

we are just, I have a big mouth.

And so we are

getting news, everybody.

We're getting too much credit.

Others are doing astounding things as well.

Although,

I don't know that you want credit right now.

No, maybe.

I don't know.

I don't know if it would be nice that the audience was acknowledged for what they've done here.

That's why they keep calling me and say, shut your fat mouth.

But this is okay to go through.

Yes,

I went through all of this line by line with the nazarene fund i know exactly what i can say and not okay so

there are four six private charter planes seeking to evacuate these people are all of these planes nazarene fund related planes or are there other groups so i i don't know what newsweek means by this i just know that we have Four that were on the tarmac that this was last Tuesday, that were ready to go, go, and the State Department shut it down.

They wouldn't give us clearance.

And then the Taliban, they gave the manifest to the Taliban.

Here are these people.

Do you know who they are?

Because we're not sure who they are.

Maybe you should look at their passports and all their paperwork.

Could it be, though, that they saw something that alarmed them?

Maybe there was somebody on the site that thought wasn't the same thing.

Everything goes through OFAC, which is the government agency to make sure that nothing like that happens.

So we vet everyone and then we send it to OFAC and they look at it.

Is there anyone on the list that shouldn't be flying, that shouldn't be coming over?

They send it back.

They say, nope, green light.

Then it's got to go back to the State Department.

And the State Department has the manifest.

And all they have to do is just say, yep, you have our permission to take off and land.

That's it.

That's it.

That's all they have to do.

No, so we had those four planes and they were held by the State Department for about a day and that alerted the Taliban and then they were all unloaded and handed over to the Taliban.

Many of them, I don't know how many, I don't know how many are still around.

I hope every single one.

I don't know how many are around.

Many are in safe houses.

And I like the way people are like, oh, they're in safe houses.

Oh, yeah, like safe houses are just like a dime a dozen.

You know, it's like, oh, you're in the safe house neighborhood over here.

Seventh floor, Holiday Inn.

Those are safe rooms.

That's not the way it happens.

It's a gated community.

They're fine.

It's not.

It's a golf course.

It's going to be great.

It's not like that at all.

And some of them are in those.

Others, we don't know where they went.

And so we will only know once we can call for those who have their phones on.

Because China and Russia are helping them track people.

So now they have their paperwork, so they know who they are.

They know the the name.

All they have to do is just track the phones.

So walk me through the timeline here.

These people are told, okay, you're going to come here to get on these planes.

They get to the airport.

All their paperwork is all set up.

They get on the planes initially.

They get on the planes.

They're sitting on the planes, ready to take off.

Then the State Department basically delays it long enough.

that the Taliban notices.

Yeah, basically.

And you had four senators, two congressmen that I'm aware of.

I think there were many more than that, but that I'm aware of were on the phone all Tuesday night.

Let this plane take off.

Let these planes go.

Let them go.

We know who's on the planes.

You know who's on the planes.

Let them take off.

And they wouldn't.

So they say in the Newsweek article that one person

has said that the Taliban could be attempting to shake down the airline or the State Department for money in exchange for takeoff clearance.

Yeah.

Yeah, I'm sure they are.

I'm sure they are.

And I'm sure you're going to see U.S.

aid go to Afghanistan.

That will be shakedown money.

I'm sure it will happen.

Well, it would have been harder to shake down the planes if they were already off the ground.

Yes.

That would have been a lot harder to do.

But now that they're there.

Yes.

In theory, there could be some

back and forth.

We were working on this while everyone was in Kabul.

We were working on this to find other ways to get people out and we had other ways to get them out until the uh state department set up a big huge flare it was like hey taliban you should look over here

there might be some americans over here

uh so anyway uh that's what's happening uh so

if you look at this six private charter planes seeking to evacuate at least a thousand people that number is higher than that and it is uh it's on four planes although if i may look quickly at my notes on things i can and cannot say

uh this is so hard to do i know uh we have um

we are taking every precaution we can to make sure we're transporting people the safest and most responsible way boy that's a story in and of itself in that sentence uh

there are other planes

We are ready to fill the planes that are sitting in Mazar with American citizens, green card holders, SIV holders, P1, P2 holders, and other endangered Afghans.

We currently have four planes paid for and ready to go.

Working with Cam Air, we have the ability to quickly fill and fly out another eight to 10 planes.

We've had this ability for a week.

A week.

We've had this ability, and we are sitting waiting for the State Department.

Is there more?

Yeah, no,

there's definitely more.

They talk about the cost of the flights.

I mean, they go into a lot of detail in the article.

And we thank them for that.

Yeah, I was going to say, that doesn't seem helpful.

The Nazarene Fund,

I believe, talked to Newsweek and asked them, please don't print that.

Please don't print that.

Please don't print that.

But Newsweek went ahead and did it.

And we are, boy, those people in Afghanistan, they're grateful.

They're grateful.

They're grateful.

I'm torn on it because I obviously

don't want anything that's going to affect the mission, any attention brought to it.

However, you get to these points when the State Department is doing these things, and I don't know how you stop them from doing them without attention on their actions.

I know it's an argument that we have internally all the time.

My argument is get them.

That's not the prevailing argument.

That's not the prevailing argument.

But,

you know, I may have started the Nazarene Fund.

Thank God I don't run the Nazarene Fund.

Otherwise, get them would be our slogan.

And it could mean, get the people in Afghanistan, get the people who are holding them back in Afghanistan, and also get the people who are holding them back from Washington, D.C.

The Nazarene Fund, get them.

I don't think that's what Jesus would have us do.

Let me take a quick break.

It's a good slogan.

It is, though, isn't it?

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So now we're up over $30 million raised.

$35 million.

Yep.

We know,

I don't know how many, what official numbers you can give out on this because I think one of the things that that one of the reasons why it's important to talk about this is how closely connected this audience is to it.

Yes.

You know, it's a lot of times we have stories in the media that are about the show or about you, and we talk about them because they just basically piss us off or whatever.

But this is something different.

People want updates.

They want to know that their money is doing something good.

And they want to know if it's being prevented in cases like this.

Why the hell is that happening?

And what can we do to stop it?

I, like I said, am, you are lucky that your money is not in my hands, in the hands of the Get Em Fund.

I will say what I can say.

The Nazarene Fund and Mercury One would like me to make this announcement that the views held by this host are not necessarily the views of the Nazarene Fund or Mercury One, who are trying to get people out.

Speaking of get them,

you know, may I make a prediction that

Blinken's going to be winking and nodding soon?

I think Blinken is going to be the guy who's taking the, seeing that this story is coming out, this is showing State Department is going to take the fall for all of it.

And they deserve a lot of the fall,

but not all of it.

And I want to make sure everybody knows there are really good people in the State Department.

I know because I've witnessed them.

There are a lot of people who are really trying to help.

But it's many up at the very top.

And

I read, and it might even be in this story, is Dick Blumenthal mentioned in this?

I didn't see.

I think he's angling for it.

And I love him.

And he is so great.

And he's been...

so gracious and been helpful so much.

And I just love him.

And boy, would I be excited if he were the new State Department?

You have a history with him.

I remember going back

many years to an interview that aired on one of our TV shows.

Yeah, and those

views are not necessarily the views of the Nazarene Fund.

Okay.

Okay.

I'm just saying.

Yeah.

Message received there.

Look,

I think at this point,

we're in a situation where we will work with anyone who can help Americans and especially immigrant immigrant visas.

And by the way, it doesn't get mentioned enough: green card holders, permanent U.S.

residents.

Not necessarily.

We can't vote.

Get yourself

to the border.

There's thousands of permanent U.S.

residents that are not citizens, but green card holders in this country as well.

Yeah.

Whatever.

Just get yourself to the border.

I don't mean the border of Afghanistan.

Just get yourself to the southern border.

Anybody can come in.

Anybody.

Anybody.

We're welcoming everybody.

Hey,

looks like you gained some

weight since I saw you last.

Oh, no, suicide vest.

Come on in.

Come on in.

Anybody can get across our border.

But we want to make sure in Afghanistan.

Unfortunately, if you get to the border of Afghanistan, they seem to actually have border security, unlike us.

Oh, yeah, they have a problem.

Yeah, they do.

Because you can't get out.

Yeah, Greece just built a giant wall.

Did you know that?

They just built a giant.

Looks exactly like what Donald Trump was building.

Greece just built it.

Oh, those racist Trump-hating or Trump-loving or

one of those.

It's just Trump.

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I want to show you the other hand.

It is really important when there's a big crisis, usually government

created crisis, you have to look to the other hand.

What is the other hand doing?

Well, I just want to look at at the banking sector and your dollar, the economy.

We told you

before COVID started, about six months before, that there was going to be a major impact on the banking sector because of what was happening with their emergency repo loan program.

Now, the Fed, what they do at night, is the banks have to account

and have enough cash in to cover all their holdings in case something happens overnight.

And so when there's

trouble in the banks, they go, it used to be called the discount window.

It was the window of shame.

And you would go there and it was public knowledge among the banks.

So

you could tell which bank was underwater, whose bank is in trouble.

Did you hear they went to the discount window?

They had to borrow money.

That way, it kept banks responsible.

In 2008, they, I think they called it the emergency repo loan

window.

They got rid of the discount window first.

I think they just made it secret so nobody would know, so it took away all the shame.

Now

they have a $500 billion loan program, and the banks can go and borrow as much as $500 billion, half a trillion dollars at night.

And then they have to repay it over, it used to be the next morning, but now it's up to, I think, 30 days, maybe 60 days.

And it wasn't enough.

That's what was happening before COVID hit.

And then COVID hit, and then

everybody got a big bailout.

Wasn't that great?

The banks are just awash with cash now.

Big bailout.

Well, not enough, apparently.

The Federal Reserve has transformed its $500 billion emergency repo loan program into a $500 billion standing repo loan.

Now, this came out in a press release that we were watching because we're watching the other hand.

Press release Friday at 4 p.m.

Well, everybody's around looking at the news on Friday, the Friday before a three-day weekend, right?

It's stunning news, given the fact that inflation is soaring at levels we haven't seen since the Carter era, and we're still in the middle of this pandemic, trillions of government of emergency spending still sloshing through the economy.

But as far as the Fed is concerned, the emergency phase of their daily $500 billion of lending to the banking administration is over.

And we're now in the new normal where you can get that half a trillion dollars every day.

And the Fed will pump it into the economy.

Now, I know what you're thinking.

What if $500 billion isn't enough?

Don't worry, the Fed chairman Jerome Powell granted himself authority to increase or decrease that amount at his discretion.

Next, the New York Federal Reserve decided it was going to stop publishing the Fed now

GDP numbers for the U.S.

economy.

I know what you're thinking.

Isn't that kind of important?

Sure, But they're saying it's getting so complex because of the new variables in their model because of COVID-19.

They just can't keep up with it.

They're tired.

And they just can't keep up with that GDP number.

Now, this is significant because this is the longest running official GDP number that the Fed publishes.

Second reason, hundreds of underlying financial systems and models in the U.S.

rely on that GDP number for their own subsequent modeling.

So, you know, it's academic research, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

Let me just break it down to this.

This affects you

because the FedNow GDP number is used for cost of living adjustments.

So your pension, retirement accounts, annuities, all of that follow that number.

No word when the Fed can get the FedNow GDP number its third shot.

I think Fauci said it's maybe three, maybe three, maybe three.

We wish it well.

The largest investment brokerage firm in China this weekend, there's kind of some news there you should be paying attention to.

It's called Evergrande.

It has deep ties to the Communist

Chinese Party.

All of it does.

Everything is basically a front for the Chinese.

They are

alerted

that

they may get payments and payment bonds due,

and that's concerns for the long-term corporate viability of

this brokerage, investment brokerage firm.

So you know, it is described as the Lehman Brothers of China.

If this thing goes down, It holds $350 billion in debt, about half of which is in U.S.

dollar debt.

Financial analysts around the world have noted a collapse of Evergrande could be as huge and as devastating to the Chinese economy as Lehman Brothers was to the U.S.

economy in 2008.

It would start, I'm quoting, a cascade of bank, pension, and corporate failures throughout the Chinese economy.

Just last week, there was a bank run at the banks connected to or invested in Evergrande, but the Chinese Communist Party stepped in by limiting withdrawals and providing liquidity.

And if that doesn't stop there, they'll just shoot people.

So this is exciting because if you haven't gotten something, I ordered a stove

a year ago.

It was supposed to come in,

it was supposed to come in at the beginning of summer, then it was the end of summer.

Now they say no estimate could be another year.

You don't want China to fall apart just

because of the trade barriers for most things.

Mine wasn't coming out of China,

but parts were coming from Europe and can't get them.

If China goes down, not, not, not, not.

What do you say, Stu?

Suboptimal.

Suboptimal.

Suboptimal.

That would be suboptimal.

Americans are now paying the highest price for gasoline in history for any Labor Day weekend.

And this past week, Saudi Arabia, whom Joe Biden recently called on to increase production, of course, let's remind ourselves that Joe Biden's policies were enacted blocking all new oil and gas leases on federal grand, on land,

which

resulted in a net decline of over 25% for U.S.

shale oil, nearly 10% reduction in natural gas production, and higher prices all around.

Well, anyway, Saudi Arabia announced last week because we're paying the highest price on any Labor Day weekend in history, and there are friends, and Joe Biden is working hard for us, there's a 10% cut in prices

per barrel and only for a few select markets.

My wife, Lisa Page, has been allegedly accused of putting these stickers up on gas pumps.

Blame Biden.

Oh, I love it.

Blame Biden and a picture of Biden saying, I did that.

And they seem to be pointing to

the gas price.

Oh, I love that.

And look, some photos might indicate

that she's done that, but I think she just happens to be filling up at gas pumps and taking pictures of that occurring.

I would hope so.

That would be wrong.

Anyway,

Saudi Arabia said 10%

cut in prices per barrel for select markets.

Remember, Joe Biden went over and said, hey, can you help us out?

This is too much.

And they said, no,

we're not one of the select markets.

They're going to be discounting for China and

India.

So

that's good.

Good for them.

It's working out well.

And the Wall Street Journal reported this week, JP Morgan, JP Morgan Chase, remember the one that doesn't want any of the Flynn family involved, won't carry their credit cards because they're disreputable.

The Wall Street Journal has reported this week that JP Morgan, the largest bank in the U.S., is engaging in trading its own shares of stock in what is known as dark pools.

Now, what could go wrong?

I don't even know what dark pools are, but it sounds great, right?

Economists refer to dark pools as stock trades that don't happen on public exchanges like the NASDAQ or New York Stock Exchange, but rather happen offline.

Dark pool trading trading is not technically illegal.

It's generally only

practiced by pure investment banks or brokerages.

It's unheard of that an FDIC-insured Federal Reserve and U.S.

government-backed too big-to-fail bank is engaging in any kind of dark pool trading.

The reason why this is worth noting, let's go back to 2008.

Do you remember the derivative trading, you know, in the mortgage bond market and how it crashed the global economy

is is that dark pool trading that's not monitored or regulated by the sec right

so now we have the largest bank in the u.s one that has been convicted of five felonies

jp morgan chase convicted of five felonies since 2012.

They have paid billions of dollars in fines to the SEC and the DOJ.

They're actively engaged in trading hundreds of billions of dollars worth of shares in offline markets not being monitored by the federal government.

Hmm.

Hmm.

Now that puts that bank at huge risk.

But remember, that bank is 100% backed by your tax dollars.

So don't worry, you can bail them out at any time.

Watch the other hand.

Something very bad is happening with the banks and

the way we are now all starting to do business at that level.

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Sorry, I was reading about the problems over in the Middle East as I'm talking to you.

Let me just play a NBC guest that is openly admitting that, yeah, the State Department is blocking flights.

I just spoke with the communications director of Senator Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut.

Right now, are 19 American citizens and their families and 40 SIV SIV holders and their families.

Those would be translators who worked with the United States military that are waiting to fly out of Masar Sharif on those charter planes.

That is being held up by the State Department and the White House.

I want to repeat that.

It is the State Department and the White House.

I also heard that Senator Blumenthal at a tractor parade today in western Connecticut had constituents complaining about how the Biden administration is fumbling and failing in terms of helping these Afghans get out of the countries.

These are our allies, and this is a growing political problem for President Biden.

It is not going to go away.

He and Secretary Blinken must address it.

So there you have.

When somebody starts to jockey for position, they're all starting to go, wait a minute, I'm not going to be part of this fallout.

I want to be part of the solution.

And they're all starting to scramble and they will rat on each other.

And I'm glad they are.

I'm glad they are.

Thank you for coming coming out with all of that.

Do we have, how much time do we have?

Yeah, let me play.

Now, this is weird because this is the Joint Chief of Staff Chairman, General Mark Milley,

on Afghanistan.

Listen to this.

Is the U.S.

safer today since the U.S.

has withdrawn from Afghanistan?

Well, you know, this is something that I've thought a lot about.

And I personally think that my military estimate is that the conditions are

likely to develop of a civil war.

I don't know if the Taliban is going to be able to consolidate power and establish governance.

They may be, maybe not, but I think there's at least a very good probability of a broader civil war and that will then in turn lead to conditions that could in fact lead to a reconstitution of al-Qaeda or a growth of ISIS or other myriad of terrorist groups.

So I think the short answer to your question is: we don't know yet, but the conditions are very likely, in my opinion, that, and I've testified this and I've said it in public, that you could see a resurgence of terrorism coming out of that general region within 12, 24, 36 months.

Well, I think he's wrong.

I think it'd be faster than that, but

good for him.

Good for him.

Is anybody surprised by any of this?

When we come back, what is it like to be stranded and alone with no help coming and the government,

you know, just hating women as much as they do?

What's it like to be stranded and abortionless in Texas?

Oh my gosh.

Oh my gosh, we're ISIS now.

Did you know that?

We're ISIS.

You know, I think they have lost perspective.

I think the left has lost perspective.

We'll go there next.

So, just when you thought, things were going to get a little easier.

Maybe we're getting past all the craziness.

It turns out we're just weeks away from yet another travesty, something that could very well lead us into much darker territory.

Court packing.

Yeah,

you thought that might be going away, but no, it is not going away.

The left is planning to rig our entire federal judiciary system by adding at least four new liberal justices to the Supreme Court, which could completely destroy the constitutional rule of law this country

has or at least had.

Who knows if we ever actually had it.

The good people at First Liberty Institute, which is an awesome group of people, a national nonprofit law firm, they work for you.

They work for our constitutional rights and to protect them.

They've been crafting a letter demanding that the Biden Commission reject the whole court packing nonsense.

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Organizations like the American Policy Association, Concerned Women for America, the Heritage Foundation, please check it out.

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It's ISIS.

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All right.

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No, it's not.

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2021 is going to be better.

No, it wasn't.

It's four months away.

Think how crazy things have gotten so quickly.

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O'Mara Vignaraja.

Did I get that even close, Chris?

Did I get that even close?

You did.

I'm impressed.

Okay.

Well, that's what people say.

I'm good with names.

Anyway,

that is

Irish, obviously, right?

Yeah, so this is, I guess, kind of America in a name.

My husband, Colin Patrick O'Mara, nice Irish Catholic, is where the Omera part comes from.

Okay.

And Vigner

Raja?

Yeah, so my family's from Sri Lanka.

I came here when I was nine months old.

Yep.

Because, you know,

I was just over in, I don't even remember, Dublin or someplace in Ireland in the middle of the night.

And

just the word bathroom was spelled with J's and G's and N's and A's, and I had no idea how to pronounce it.

Anyway, that's a different story.

I wanted to thank you for everything that you guys are doing.

You're the president and CEO of the Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service, and you are part of the group of people that are actually just helping Afghan refugees with supplies and resettling.

I wanted to get an update from you on everything that you guys are doing and how we can help.

I appreciate it.

Yeah, we've never seen anything like it in terms of the outpouring.

Clearly, the American people have been been eager to help.

And we've seen it in the bipartisan support.

We've seen it in this tremendous outpouring of support in the last several days.

We have 45,000 volunteers,

everything from veterans who served in Afghanistan to church groups.

I'm here at our headquarters, and we have floors just brimming with diapers, school supplies,

in the hopes of helping families as they resettle here in the U.S.

Now,

you're working on the resettlement.

Are you working on things like English classes and cultural orientation and things like that to help these people?

Yeah.

Yeah, you know, we want to set these families up for success.

And so it's everything from

finding volunteers to drive families to English as a second language classes, cultural orientation so they have a sense of kind of what life will be

to making sure that we can can help enroll the kids in public schools to even working with employers.

You know, so many of the interpreters, the drivers, they've already worked alongside U.S.

troops or in the embassy, so they have a sense of kind of what it is like to be in an American workplace or to work alongside Americans.

And they're so excited.

They're driven to help and work and succeed.

How many are here right now that you're working with?

Yeah, so we know that there are about

so 41,000 Afghan evacuees are being housed at eight military sites across the U.S.

as of last night.

We are still kind of, the U.S.

government's processing these families who are at different bases.

I was at Fort Lee a few weeks ago, so I was helping with the legal paperwork,

helping, you know, there were medical checks happening at the military bases.

And then we expect that families will move to their final destination

in the coming weeks.

So help me out on this.

So many

people

are,

they'll forget

the transition period, and they just think, we got to get these people out.

And a lot of times people are just dumped at an airport in a foreign country.

And we've been thinking a lot about

these refugees that we've been overworking with and saving that I can't imagine what it's like to be in Afghanistan one day.

And this doesn't really apply to those who are, you know, that are SIVs or people that have worked as translators, et cetera, et cetera.

But it does for those who got out because they were marked for death because they're a woman or they're

Christian or whatever it is.

They were in Afghanistan one day and then brought to a country they may not even know about

if it's it's not America, and some country where they don't speak the language, the culture, or anything.

How important is it for the community to rally around these people?

Yeah, it's critical.

And honestly, we've seen this before, right?

I can tell you how many people come up to me and say, my family sponsored or my church sponsored a Vietnamese refugee family.

And some of the challenges are challenges that Americans that we can relate to, like the affordable housing crisis, right?

The difference is that by contrast to us, where we still have a roof over our heads, and so we can kind of navigate when we can buy, or we have a nest egg that we can tap into, these families don't, right?

The only home they may have ever known here in the U.S.

is a military base.

And so we're trying to help them navigate some of those challenges.

We've really appreciated some of the even corporate support we've gotten from like Airbnb.

So many people of faith and otherwise have volunteered and given up their their homes or an empty apartment that they may have.

And then some of the challenges are things that we can't even fathom in terms of, as you described it, right, the trauma of a woman who feared being married off to a Taliban militant and who had no choice but to leave the only home she's ever known.

And so our hope is that we can provide some of the the medical care, the mental health services that so many of these young women, families, children, you know, we're seeing some children who don't have parents or they were separated come in and they don't know anything.

So that's kind of the challenges that we're going to be facing and supporting in the weeks to come.

And it really is because of the community-based support that we feel like we can take this on.

Chris, thank you so much

for

all of the work you guys are doing.

Again, you can go to the website, lirs.org.

It is the Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service, and she is the president and CEO.

Is there anything in particular we can do to help you?

Yeah, I mean, I will say that because the situation is so fluid, that

cash donations are hugely helpful because they give us the flexibility, whether it is a medical appointment that we can pay for or housing.

Some of the landlords are asking for six months of advance rent.

So, you know, if folks have, you know, the funds that they might be able to donate anything, that's hugely helpful.

And then then, otherwise, please volunteer.

We need people to help set up apartments to pick up these families from the airport to drive them to the English as a second language classes, those sorts of things.

But really, we're so grateful for the ability to explain who we are and how we do this work and how it's such a core value, whether it's a matter of faith or who we are as a nation.

Yeah, thank you so much, Krish.

I appreciate it.

Thank you.

Thanks, Packing.

Again, the website is lirs.org.

I know a little bit about Krish, and I don't think that we agree probably on very much.

And what's great is that it doesn't matter.

It doesn't matter.

This is the one thing that is bringing people of all walks of life together.

We all know there's something about

honor

that is built into all of us, I think.

And maybe it's being lost in other generations.

I hope not.

But there is something that we know as Americans, we don't leave people behind.

We just don't do that.

And we have.

And I think that's what has people who are Republican, Democrat, Independents

all feeling this is wrong is because we don't do this.

It's just not who we are.

And the nice thing about this,

as

the stories are being told, and I so want to

highlight all of the other groups that are helping.

I just happen to have a microphone.

That's the reason why the Nazarene Fund raised as much as it did because you are there.

These groups don't have a big audience, and they struggle struggle for every dime and every volunteer.

And they're doing some great work.

And I really want you to know all of the people that we can possibly feature

and what they do to help.

Because

somebody said to me,

somebody said to me the other day,

you know, it's really a miracle what's going on and how much money you raised.

And I said, it wasn't me.

It was the audience.

We all have our own role.

And I want you to understand this clearly.

And I don't say this, I mean, look, people will always say, and Stu, I think you'll agree with me, my best trait is my humility.

I am more humble than anybody else I know.

And I think that's what...

I think that's what makes me so great is my humility, wouldn't you say?

Incredibly accurate, yes.

Yeah.

So

I'm not, I am striving to be more humble in my life, but that's not why I say how important other people are.

I say this because when I was with Billy Graham and I asked him where are, where there's the next Lincoln, where's the next Washington, he said a mosaic was going to happen.

And it is happening.

And

the secret is,

I I just told this to somebody just the other day on some other project because I've learned this

over time.

The secret is to not be overwhelmed with the whole picture.

It's to put into perspective what you're supposed to do.

And I've had a really tough couple of weeks and I had

a tough 10 years, you know, 10 years in the past where I was taking on too much of the world's problems.

It's not my job.

My job is to do what I can do.

And what I can do is tell you and connect you to other people.

I can warn you, but I can't solve it.

And so I came to you and I did my job.

And then you did your job by giving.

And I know because I I saw the letters, I saw the emails, I saw the remarks that people were taking from phone calls.

I wish I could do more.

I wish I could do more.

I know, so do I.

So do I, believe me.

But that's not our job.

Our job is to do what we can do.

And when each of us fall into place and do and don't look at the big picture, it's kind of like when you're, I guess, if you're tightrope walking, don't look down.

Don't look down.

Just keep looking straight.

You know that wire is there.

You know how to walk it.

Just do that.

You look down.

You look at the big picture of where you are.

You're going to fall.

It's not going to work.

Just do what you're supposed to do.

If that's volunteering,

you know,

as we were talking to Krish,

you know, she said, you know, people need, we need people to drive them to their English-only classes.

We've seen this because we have set this system up

with the Australian government years ago for the Syrian refugees.

And it works.

It works.

That community works.

The Australians know how to do it.

And people are going to

their English classes.

They're going to the classes on what Australia really is.

I guess learn how to be a convict in the very beginning or I don't know.

Anyway, they learn about the cultural heritage and it works.

But don't just be a volunteer.

If you want to volunteer for something like this where there's some of these immigrants that are coming in through the United States government,

please don't just volunteer.

Be their friend.

Just be their friend.

They don't have any anymore.

They have family members, but they have no friends.

They don't need a driver.

They need a friend.

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So I went to my son's first football game.

Oh, yeah?

Yeah.

When did he learn football?

Probably, can I speak in the future?

So he went to try out to be football.

And God bless him.

He went to try out to be football.

To be on the football team.

To be football.

To be on the football team.

This is how I knew he didn't know football because his dad did it.

I got it.

I got it.

He went out to try out to be football.

What else happens in the story?

So

he

can't really catch because

dad and son have never played catch out because dad can't throw or catch.

I've seen this from you.

Shut up.

You're wrecking the tenderness of this story.

So he goes and he tries out, and he comes back, and the coach puts his arm around him and said, Rafe,

have you ever seen this game played?

And he said,

sir, no, we actually, we do watch it once a year for the Super Bowl, but mainly for the commercials.

And he said, okay,

all right.

You still want to to be on the team he's like yes sir i do why does he want to be on the team i don't know i i don't know i think he just i don't know but he's now watching football trying to learn trying to learn the game um but uh uh he um

he's not he's not quite ready yet to uh actually go out on the field i don't think jumping into high school texas football is necessarily how to begin well the coach can't let him go because he was like coach i mean he's he's tried out for everything And the coach is like, okay, not that one.

Okay, not that one.

And he's like, let me on.

I don't even know what it is.

Let me on the line so I can take the

linebackers.

I don't know.

I don't know that.

He was on.

He's the size of a Texas football high schooler lineman or linebacker, honestly.

He's not.

Okay.

Yeah, he's not.

Forget the skill level.

He's

not the size.

That would be appropriate

for that person.

Right.

And

so they were at practice or rehearsal, whichever it is.

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they were at practice.

And he was there.

And the coach is like, you're going to get killed, Rafe.

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Every time he keeps getting just hammered by these guys, and you mean he doesn't, he doesn't hold them back for a second.

And he's laying on the ground.

And each time he's like, I got it this time, Coach.

Please, I got it this time.

Over and over and over again, he just refuses to give up and the coach is like

all right so the first game he went on a

kick and he just had to run down the

that's the play he played you just just get in there and run that way that way rage run that way

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I can't tell you how many conservatives I know that are growing a mane and hooves.

Yes.

Because of

ivermectin.

Well, there's a lot of worms.

A lot of worms.

But the worm, there's a worm genocide going on in this country because of ivermectin.

People are just going to the vet.

They'll do anything.

They'll go to the vet.

And as we know,

I think it was Mississippi.

Poison control.

70% of all the calls

were about ivermectin.

Incredible.

Incredible.

Well, it was a little lower.

I'm sorry, I meant not credible.

Not incredible.

Not credible.

Yeah, that's what I was saying.

It was 2% of the calls.

Two.

Not 70.

That's close.

No, it's really hard.

Two and 70, they're both numbers.

If you're thinking on a scale of one to a billion,

two and 70, we'd be very close.

Right.

And the green.

I'm thinking one to a hundred, not so close.

Not so close.

No, not that close.

It is amazing.

And the left, of course, was all over this.

These dumb hicks in Mississippi calling the hospital.

I had my horse dewormer and

they won't, you know, and now I'm dying and I have to come to the hospital.

and i love that attitude by the way this is something that has really been bothering me lately which is like there is this thing there's a whole genre of media right now which is dedicated to finding people who have said something skeptical of a vaccine and then let them die and then like oh look they're dying ha ha ha they try to basically

with uh joe rogan

jesus would do yeah i don't say the opposite is also as offensive which also happens people who are like well i don't like the vaccines and therefore I'm going to laugh at this person who got vaccinated and is now sick.

All of that is awful.

You're just, that's just doing life wrong.

You shouldn't be rooting for people to get sick to make your political points.

Is that something we need to say in 2021?

It used to be.

It didn't used to be.

But the media loves these stories.

Oh, they love them.

I know.

And the ivermectin thing has been a big topic of discussion recently.

And it's taken, it's a great example of like what is wrong with the media right now.

This one story, as you point out, 70% of calls supposedly coming in in Mississippi about poison control, and it's actually 2%

is just one small part of this narrative, which is

the mainstream media has adopted this view that Ivermectin is a horse dewormer.

Right.

And it is.

It's just, but it's used for multiple purposes.

No.

Right.

So like.

It's horse worms and horses.

Right.

Like, I think it was the Babylon B was like, you know, Democrats are going to stop drinking water because horses also drink water.

And it's like, well, yeah, I mean, it does work for on livestock and horses, but it's also prescribed a lot as an anti-parasitical medication for humans.

Now, there is the risk that's actually real here.

If you don't pay close enough attention, if you think ivermectin is just going to solve all your problems, you know, you might not do other things that might be better against COVID.

That's one concern.

But more of a concern is you see ivermectin ivermectin and you take the horse dose instead of the real person dose.

But see,

I

believe, I don't believe in

evolution, but the left does.

They should just say that's part of natural selection.

Right.

If you are looking and going, like, that's a big horse pill.

Oh, well, I'll swallow it.

Yeah.

No, it's made for the horse.

Right.

You weigh a little less.

Not everybody.

Not always true.

Yeah.

Case-by-case basis, you weigh less than the big horse.

Yes.

So, yes, you should not take the thousand-pound animal dose of ivermectin.

Now, look, obviously, what you should do is talk to your doctor.

And if they're going, they're not going to, I promise you, your doctor is not going to prescribe the horse dose.

Just talk to your doctor.

And if they think that's right for you, they know your personal history better than any MSNBC contributor.

So they can help you walk you through what they think is right for you in this particular circumstance.

Maybe they will say it's ivermectin, but I guarantee you they will not be going to the live, the livestock feed supply store to purchase it.

That's not how that works.

Can I just may I just point this out?

This shows how elite

people are.

Oh my gosh, they'd go to a horse doctor.

Okay.

Yeah, all right.

All right.

I get it.

However,

I live out in the middle of nowhere when it comes to uh

you know our idaho place it's out in the middle of nowhere right now there's lots of vets lots

um but you have to go an hour away to another town to be able to go you know to go see a doctor you know at a hospital uh and uh i have to tell you i we've had somebody who had he was working um

uh on these logs that we have at our entrance, and he was putting a bolt into them, and

the

drill caught, it spun around, and it hit him in the head, and it sliced his forehead wide open.

Now, I wasn't there.

Nobody was there except him.

So I come back hours later.

He's still working on the log, but now I see him, and he's got a huge white bandage all over his head, okay?

And blood going through the bandage.

Sure.

And I stopped the car and I'm like, hey,

the gay looks nice and everything, but I don't remember you having that bandage when I left this morning.

What happened?

And he said, oh, I had to have, I don't remember, 21 stitches.

And I'm like, what?

What happened?

He told me.

And I said,

Are you okay?

Did you go to the hospital?

He He said, I did not.

I'm not going to drive all the way to the hospital.

He said, I went to the vet.

He's right down the street.

He sewed me up.

And I said, well, I don't know if the vet is the one to ask if you should go right back to work or not.

Maybe we should talk to a doctor.

He's like,

I'm fine.

I'm going back to work.

Okay.

Tanya and I were like, oh my gosh,

we would have been sued if we lived in New York.

There would have been all kinds of state paperwork that would have had to be filled out.

He would have said, my union says that I can't work for the next six months.

I mean, there are people that live in the middle of nowhere that just have a different kind of work ethic and a different kind of, you know, I know you don't know important things about people, but that's a people drug, right?

And that's a horse drug, too?

Yeah.

All right.

Can I take that?

Is it the same thing?

Well, yes, but I wouldn't give you the same dose.

Right.

I mean, that happens.

Yeah, I guess.

Like, I have seen

livestock feed stores.

We're in Texas, so you see these places everywhere.

I've seen several of them advertising on big signs that they have

ivermectrin.

And

I don't know if there's a huge worm situation going on right now with animals.

Maybe it's just a really popular thing to buy for your horse right now.

I suspect, however, that there are people who are actually buying this stuff, or why would they be advertising it out in front of their store, right?

Like, I don't know why all of a sudden this particular drug in horse doses would be prominent.

So, I mean, I think there are, at least there's some, and you know how much I love my capitalism.

There's some capitalism here going on where people are saying, you know, maybe

let's just alert people that

this stuff is in here right now.

I can get that for the price you charge me for a horse, so I'm getting like a bucket of it.

Or I could go to the hospital and they will charge my insurance company

a bucket of money for a little bit of it.

I think in situations like this, sometimes people get a little,

you know, it's like when all the water clears out before a storm.

You know, people might be going to stock up on things they might not necessarily need.

But again, ivermectin is a drug that the CDC CDC recommends that all refugees coming to our country take

from Middle Eastern countries, Asian countries, North African countries, Latin American countries, and Caribbean countries.

Now you think about we are in the middle of importing thousands of refugees, many of them fantastic people that helped our military in Afghanistan.

But the CDC is actually recommending with no symptoms of any disease that they take ivermectin for a couple of days before they come here.

And then the media acts as if it's only a horse dewormer.

It is

it's got, they don't, they don't believe this.

If I can just say I'm a woman and everybody has to say I'm a woman, why can't I take

a horse dose of ivermectin?

Right.

And everybody has to say, well, today he's a horse.

Today's a horse.

I mean, I just don't understand the problem.

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I really can't take this story.

For so many reasons, a pregnant woman named Nasira, a California native, flew to Afghanistan in June to visit her family and get married.

As of September, she remained one of the

estimated 100 to 200 Americans left behind.

So why would I have a problem with that story?

100 to 200 Americans left behind?

We have

a lot

of those people then

on one airplane ready to get out.

There are so many more than that.

Anyway, she said, now that the U.S.

military is gone, the Taliban is hunting Americans, she told The Voice of America.

I think to myself, am I going to even make it home?

Am I going to end up living here?

Am I going to end up dying here?

What's going to happen?

Apparently, the Taliban is going door to door trying to see if anyone has a blue passport, she said.

They're going door to door.

Last week, Daryl Issa of California, who's been working to rescue Americans remaining in Afghanistan, said during an appearance on Fox News that she had been kicked in the stomach by Taliban fighters.

Anyone who says these people aren't stranded is wrong.

There are so many

people that are

remaining, and

you're going to start hearing about some of the rescues

that

those who

say, you're going to start hearing about some high-profile rescues.

And that's good.

That's good.

I'm glad.

The

problem is, what about all of the people who are not high profile?

Just a 25-year-old girl from California.

Where is the team excited to get her out?

I will tell you, there's a few of them.

The Nazarene Fund is one of them.

And if we knew where she was,

we would be trying to help.

I mean, if we weren't so busy just boycotting all those abortion clinics, I mean, we can't do anything here in Texas.

We are so full of hate.

We're just

when's your time to go boycott the abortion clinic today?

Call the people going in there just murderers.

Oh, yeah, I forgot about that.

Yeah, um, well, I do boycott abortion clinics.

That is something that I actually

involved in.

Yeah, that's that's a that's it's not really a boycott, just kind of a rule of thumb.

I'm not doing business in there.

Yeah, not a lot to do in there,

sadly.

They don't have a lot of other services, even though they say they do, which is interesting because I get my fight for this one person.

I get my breast exam.

You do?

Yeah.

Oh.

How are they doing?

Still as perky as ever?

They're perky.

Getting bigger and bigger.

That's good to hear.

Which is nice.

I thought maybe there was a growth in one, but no, huh?

No.

Nope.

It's just fat.

It's growing though.

You are kind of partially, right?

So, thank you.

Yeah.

No, I mean, it's interesting to see.

You know, I kind of mentioned this a little earlier, but it is fascinating to see the difference in reaction between

the, let's just say, it's a complete ban of abortion in Texas, which it's not.

But even if it were, what you'd be requiring is an hour or two drive, depending on where you are in Texas, maybe an hour flight to go to another state that has the laws that you want.

Okay.

And it would be cheered on.

In fact, I guarantee there are organizations paying for people to do this

right now and are doing it in the old times when

New Mexico's got much more liberal laws on abortion than Texas does, and there's states like that all over the country.

And the rest of them, you're just going to have to get in some back alley.

Yes, that's what you're just going to have to do, I guess.

Okay, we have more left-leaning abortion laws than almost all of Europe.

I want you to know, Maine, that's quite a statement, too.

It is.

Maine is now trying to codify infanticide.

They want full two-term abortions and they're trying to codify that.

Oh, two.

Okay, I see what you're saying.

You're saying all the way to birth.

To birth.

All the way to birth.

And

I mean,

you know, maybe we should

maybe we should boycott Maine.

Look at, we're saying you can have an abortion, but once the heartbeat starts, we deem it as a child.

So do it before you can detect the heartbeat.

They're saying,

by the way, we can kill it even when it's halfway out of the mother and we see it's a baby and a viable baby.

We can kill it.

Which one is the extremist?

Honestly, which one is the extremist?