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Hello, America, and welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

It's Monday.

There's a lot to talk about today, but we're going to start with something personal.

I was in the West Wing when the president found out about the Supreme Court.

I'll tell you about that and

why Joe Biden said he's going to fumigate

and order an exorcism of the White House where they will even remove the doorknobs.

That's really, really strange.

Unless you noticed something that I did while I was in the West Wing this weekend.

I'll tell you all about it next.

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So

my wife and I were supposed to go to the White House Christmas party on Friday, and

she needed to stay home and take care of some things at the house.

So I took my youngest daughter, Cheyenne,

to the Christmas party.

And we asked for a tour of the West Wing before the party because she has never been there and it's kind of an extra special thing.

And I wanted to show her the West Wing myself.

And so we went in and we went about an hour early and we were in the West Wing, which is where the Oval Office is.

And we were standing in,

I think it was the Roosevelt room or the cabinet room.

And

the president

went into the Oval Office and he was in there with Mike Pence

and Mark Meadows.

And

I found out later, that's when they found out

about the Supreme Court.

We were out in the Rose Garden, and, you know, my daughter and I could see into the Oval.

By the way, Melania Trump has just been so maligned, so maligned.

The Rose Garden is spectacularly beautiful, even in the winter.

It is really, I mean, pictures just don't do it justice.

It's just really beautiful.

Anyway, so we were there and we could see, and let's just say the faces weren't happy

in the Oval Office at that point.

The president didn't make it to the White House Christmas Party, and it kind of, there was kind of a pall over the Christmas party because everybody knew by the time all the guests arrived, everybody had heard what the Supreme Court said.

I was with a couple of the AGs from the different states.

Nobody really understands why the Supreme Court just didn't hear it.

What do you mean you don't have standing?

What does that mean?

I'd like to know.

How do other states, how do 21 states file a suit and it's not even heard?

See, that's the problem.

That's the problem.

And that's why people will not get over this because they're not being heard.

We don't feel like there has been anyone who has actually defended, went to Washington.

How many Tea Party people did we did we send to Washington?

And how many of them turned on us?

How many of them did nothing?

Now we send Donald Trump and some of us,

I didn't think he'd do it.

I didn't think he'd do it at all.

He did it.

He stood the entire time and he went to bat for millions of Americans who have not been listened to

probably almost for the last 20 years.

We haven't been listened to.

Barack Obama, well, I think we should listen to everybody.

You didn't listen to us.

Not once did you listen to us.

Not once did you ask to meet with anyone.

Not once.

You made fun of us.

The press made fun of us.

Then they went after Donald Trump, unlike anything I have ever seen.

It's obscene what was done to him.

And why was it done?

Because

he was actually listening to us and was actually standing against the corruption.

He was just a wrecking ball.

I saw an article today that somebody called him a bulldozer.

And a bulldozer doesn't,

bulldozers never end well in a city where finesse is needed.

No.

No, I'm tired of finesse.

Anybody else tired of finesse?

Could we find another bulldozer?

Because I'd go for a bulldozer and a crane and a wrecking ball.

And, you know, maybe there's a couple of buildings that really need to be taken down.

In fact, with an exception of the museums, all of those buildings that FDR built in the 1940s.

Anyway,

so I'm wondering who does have standing in this?

Because

imagine that we're all in a classroom and we all know the rules

and

and there are 50 of us

and we are all taking a test except

four

have special conditions

so we're taking the test we all have to have it done within an hour

We all have to be monitored.

We have to be in the same room.

So we have a teacher looking sure, make sure we're not cheating, and no calculators.

But we find out later that four of the students, the time didn't really matter, they didn't have anybody looking over them.

And there's pretty good feeling that they probably used calculators.

And we're all graded on a curve.

And because of those four getting perfect scores, my A has gone to a B or my C has gone to a D.

Wouldn't I, as somebody in the classroom, have standing to raise my hand and say, excuse me,

what they did affected my grade.

I'd like just to at least talk about what they did.

If you didn't, you weren't allowed to at least talk about it and be heard,

heard legitimately,

you'd never get over it.

You'd never get over it.

By the Supreme Court saying we don't have standing, 21 states don't have standing.

Now, maybe there's no case.

I don't know.

I know we were promised a case.

I haven't really seen the case,

but nobody's hearing anything.

By not hearing the case,

you don't have

Thomas,

Coney Barrett,

Scalia, not Scalia,

Alito.

You don't have Alito

actually on record,

trusted friends, trusted people on record saying

we heard all of the evidence.

There isn't anything.

Now, you do have Alito and Thomas saying that, in so many words, there's nothing here to really warrant us hearing it,

but that's not good enough in this case.

The Supreme Court should have heard this case.

Because how do we come together and heal?

Because The people feel

that we have been wronged every step of the way.

And when I say we,

anyone who has supported Donald Trump,

and many people support Donald Trump because of how he was treated in office,

I've met several people who voted against him, voted for Hillary Clinton, were Democrats, and said, after I heard all the things, I decided to do my own homework, and I can't believe the lies that were told about him.

America likes the underdog.

America has always supported the underdog.

America,

much to the surprise of those on the left, Americans do like justice.

They like it when the little guy wins.

So I'm there in the

White House

and it's not really a party atmosphere, but it was really nice.

About halfway through, they said the president and the first lady are not going to be attending tonight.

And you would think that a room full of people that flew all the way across from everywhere in the country would be disappointed.

Everyone said,

I completely understand that.

I wouldn't come downstairs either.

People traipsing around in my house all the time.

And then I got to go put on a happy face after I just got this news?

Everyone completely understood.

Now,

I have a deeper understanding of what Biden did this weekend.

Biden said that he was going to exercise the White House because it's riddled with COVID.

And he was going to fumigate, and he wants people to come in with hazmat suits.

and they'll tear up all the carpet and everything and they will just sanitize that place

all the way down it says to replacing the doorknobs

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President-elect Biden is set to move in to the 55,000 square foot mansion after his January 21st inauguration, but he is insisting that the 132-room property be thoroughly disinfected beforehand.

White House historian Kate Anderson Brower said, there's only a five-hour window between presidents.

And I have another another story remind me about the Clintons

and the five-hour window.

There's only a five-hour window between presidents.

That's when 95 staff have to pick up all of the Trump possessions and move the Bidens in.

They will clean and replace everything.

Biden is insisting that a team in hazmat suits will spray the entire residence with disinfectant after Trump leaves, remove the carpets, curtains, and furniture, all the way down to replacing the doorknobs.

Now, Stu,

there's five hours between

anybody Trump in

that house.

How long does COVID last on a metal surface?

Especially at a level that could infect someone.

Correct.

I mean, that you can discover it later on, but the idea that it's going to sit there for five hours or sit in the air for five hours and infect someone is

beyond the scope of likely.

Right.

So don't you think changing the doorknobs seems a little odd, doesn't it?

First of all, I mean, even if you believed and you were legitimately worried about it, you would just spray down the doorknobs or clean them with disinfectant.

And it's not like you're going to

Home Depot and buying a bunch of cheap doorknobs.

No.

right definitely not okay so replace the doorknobs why was that said

this is my theory but i only have this theory because i took a picture of something in the oval sorry in the west wing

and i notice little things now i've been to the west wing before and they've had these little tiny like colonial doorknobs these little oval little teeny ones you would think the man with such small hands, as they always said, would like the teeny doorknobs they had, but he didn't.

And he said, they said the first day that he was into office, he said, really?

These are the doorknobs we have here?

And they're like, yes, Mr.

President.

He said, I'll take care of that.

I took a picture of all of the doorknobs now in the White House.

Look at this picture.

They are absolutely beautiful.

I think they're solid brass, and and it says the president, the seal of the president of the United States, and has the eagle in the center.

Donald Trump put all of those in.

Okay?

When they said, and we're even going to remove the doorknobs, I am convinced it was a jab

directed directly personally to him.

We will erase everything you have done.

Everything.

That's the kind of people you're dealing with.

There's no reason to remove the doorknobs unless you're sending a message.

You were never here.

That's interesting because there's certainly no justification to do it when it comes to COVID.

There's no reason to...

I mean, it's completely ridiculous.

Obviously, that would mean, what would that mean to the society if every time someone had COVID and was in a room?

I mean, it would be insanity, obviously.

It's ridiculous.

It's completely ridiculous, and they know it's ridiculous, but there's got to be some other message behind it.

And that's interesting.

I mean, I don't know, I had never heard that about the doorknobs before.

I've never heard it either.

I honestly, I am calling the White House today and finding out if I can buy one just for the museum.

Oh, yeah.

They are, they're spectacular.

They are truly, truly beautiful doorknobs and totally appropriate.

And I wouldn't, I mean, most people would walk by and they would never notice unless you grab the door of, you know, and open up one of the doors, which I wasn't doing.

Hey, is this the Oval Office?

Let me just open it up.

Hey, Setka!

Hey!

He didn't do that,

didn't do that.

But

I think that's absolutely what it is.

Now,

President Trump says he is going to declassified

everything

with the lying and the treason, you know, in his words, the Democrat lying and treason.

I think he should go further than that.

I think he should declassify a lot of stuff, especially the aliens.

You want alien stuff?

I want alien stuff.

I really want alien stuff.

But he should.

He should declassify everything.

He says he's going to.

He should.

Why wouldn't he?

Why shouldn't he?

Don't we have a right to know this stuff?

Don't we have a right to know?

It's never coming out.

It will never, ever come out.

It will be declassified until probably 2065 when we're all dead.

And then it'll come out and people will go, my gosh, they did this?

There are certain powers that are pretty cool if you're the president.

Like I have always, the pardon power, I think Trump is underutilized.

I would be doing it all the time.

Every couple days, there'd be a new person I'd be pardoning.

I would find out people that I didn't like that were in legal disputes with someone else.

And then I would find that third party, even if they were guilty, and I'd pardon them anyway, just to piss off the people that I didn't like.

It would be pardon palooza for me.

Really?

So if you really hated me and somebody had murdered my wife, you would pardon the murderer just to piss me off.

That's a pretty extreme case.

But yes, that's exactly what I would do.

But yes.

Okay, good.

I like that.

I think, look, it's his unquestioned power.

Don't ever become president.

No, I would be a terrible president because I would do this stuff all the time.

I would look for pardoning, I mean, would be the greatest thing.

I would like,

if I was angry at a sports team,

I would pardon, like if one team won, the other team lost, I would pardon everyone on the losing team if I was mad at the winning team.

I would go to ridiculous lengths.

It's boiling down to murder.

You're letting murderers.

I want murderers everywhere.

All those.

All the murderers would like me.

And they'd all be on my team.

If you want a bunch of people on your team, you want murderers on your side.

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This is the Glenn Beck program.

I want to play a piece of audio from the Blaze TV's Elijah Schaefer, who is in Washington, D.C., covering the rallies this weekend.

Listen.

For months, we've seen rioting after rioting after rioting across the country in cities like this, right here in Washington, D.C.

And you asked yourself, could the police not stop it could they just not somehow prevent these riots and protests from getting out of control well guess what we found out tonight if you look right behind me that they have shut off every single road to traffic behind me over to right behind me there is line after line after line for blocks of police that have cordoned everybody off and suddenly brought peace within minutes to the straits of DC so what you're telling me right now is that what we've witnessed over the last few months was not because cities couldn't control themselves not because DC couldn't get under control it's because they intentionally let the violence happen and they didn't use their tactics, skill, or force to prevent the madness.

And tonight, what you're seeing is they have hypocrisy.

We have Elijah Schaefer joining us now.

Hello, Elijah.

How are you?

I'm doing all right, Glenn.

Thanks for having me on.

You bet.

So, you know, this is a democratically run city.

run

into the ground most of the time by Democrats.

They couldn't stop the rioting.

They had statues that were pulled down, attacked.

And then this weekend, I was in Washington, D.C.

as well, and I've never seen a place more locked down than this.

Yeah, so, you know, when I'm talking about the fact that the police used new tactics this weekend to control crowds, I mean that in the most sarcastic way possible.

I mean, these are not new training tactics.

This is just the first time I'm seeing them implemented.

And what's sad is, is that this is not just a theory I have contacts in the Metropolitan Police Department who contacted me specifically and confirmed my theory and said this is true we've known how to keep crowds separate how to keep them from businesses how to exhaust them by you know cordoning them off marching them through the streets we just were told to stand down we were told to let off previously meaning the government, especially in our nation's capital, sanctioned the destruction of federal property, the destruction of private property, and chaos in the streets of an American city.

That was a government choice, and that's a disgrace.

And yet there were four people stabbed and 33 arrested

over the weekend during these protests.

Can you talk about that a bit?

Yeah, so let's be honest here.

Number one,

you know, Twitter, where conversations take place, likes to continue to say four people got stabbed.

Let's clarify, these were Trump supporters that were stabbed.

They want to make it sound like Trump supporters walked around and stabbed a bunch of random people in the streets.

On top of that,

people continually are talking about how, oh, people stabbed the Trump supporters in self-defense.

And I go, oh, we have a bunch of Kyle Rittenhouse fans out there on Twitter that I didn't know about, talking about the need to use weapons for self-defense in serious situations.

It's fun to see that suddenly everyone wants the acquittal of Mr.

Rittenhouse.

I can't wait for them at the next trial.

But on top of that, what was happening, as always, is that anti-Trump protesters, agitators were going around the streets at night and were trying to disrupt and cause problems

during the March of the Proud Boys and the people in the streets.

And they were going around attacking people.

Some of the Proud Boys fought back.

And this individual pulled pulled out a knife,

stabbed one of the Proud Boys in the lung, popped the lung.

They stabbed a few others.

This was just a single altercation.

Police broke it up within minutes.

But that just shows you how volatile these situations can be, that even though police can gain control, it doesn't stop people from being critically wounded.

I do believe they are expected to survive, but I do know that they were in critical condition the last time that I checked, but they are being stabilized.

So are you saying that the Proud Boys were not causing any problems themselves?

They were attacked?

Yeah, so look, this is what I want to bring up, and I want to clarify this to the American people.

You know, I'm not a Proud Boys apologist.

By no means am I there to defend a certain group.

I'm just there to document.

But when it came to the police, right, the police were holding back both the Proud Boys and Anti-Fun BLM.

Anti-Fun BLM were throwing bricks, water bottles, rocks at the police who were holding them back.

The Proud Boys were just taking a knee and standing there.

I watched officers get injured, one limp away.

I saw an officer get hit to the ground by these objects.

I mean, this shows you the difference in the sides.

Not to mention, you know, I do know the Proud Boys did want to fight, you know, some of these Antifa and BLM members, but I can tell you that the primary agitators that night Antiva was sending reconnaissance people on bikes with two-way radios

into the Proud Boys crowd.

I mean,

they were looking for a fight.

And these were not just, you know, random, as they like to say on the line, you know,

frustrated black young men and women who just wanted civil rights, were being targeted by white supremacists.

These are white, young 20-somethings.

Yes, these are radical anarchists.

communists, people who believe in extreme agendas that

are looking to cause altercations because they know that not only will the police do nothing, but they know that the media is on their side.

And guess what?

They were right.

Not only could they stab Trump supporters, but they could get away with it and they could let the blame on the Trump supporters because the media has their side.

Elijah, there was one video that made the rounds a lot, at least from the mainstream side, of seemingly a couple walking away, trying to get away from what was described as a group of Proud Boys members, and they were being sort of sucker punched.

I mean the video was pretty pretty bad.

Do you have any idea what that's that incident was about?

Yeah, I think are you talking about the older couple?

It's like a young

well not young, but there was like a Christian couple.

If it's the video I'm talking, I'm thinking about that was captured by Drew Hernandez.

Is that what you're referring to?

I'm not sure.

This was one that was that was more touted by it seemed like the left and the mainstream media saying that the Proud Boys were beating up a couple as they were trying to exit the the area.

you know see i okay maybe i haven't seen that that video and i would be happy to to see it you know um i i can tell you this you know i did see a few couples beat up by antifa and blm i did see a lot of chaos and confusion um i would say that there's you know i'd say there's jerks probably on every side of the political battle you know so if if somebody did fight i'm well i would condemn that uh if the proud boys were attacking an old couple i haven't seen that but you know those people should be held accountable and if they committed a crime, they should be charged or prosecuted for violence.

But what I think is so interesting about the hypocrisy here, the left gets onto one video and they go, well, here's the video of this happening.

And you go, well, want to see the dozen or more videos of the other side doing greater or worse things?

Well,

you're not going to get that.

Listen to this Washington Post article.

Multiple people stabbed after thousands gather for pro-Trump demonstrations in Washington.

Thousands of massless

rallygoers who refused to accept the results of the election turned downtown Washington into a falsehood-filled spectacle Saturday, two days before the Electoral College will make the president's loss official.

In smaller numbers than the gathering last month, they roamed from the Capitol to the mall and back again, seeking inspiration from speakers who railed against the Supreme Court, Fox News, President-elect Joe Biden.

The crowds crowds cheered for recently pardoned former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn, marched with conspiracy theorist Alex Jones, and stood in awe of a flyover from what appeared to be Marine One.

But at night, the scene became violent.

At least four people were stabbed near Harry's Bar and 11th and F Street Northwest, a gathering point for the Proud Boys, a male chauvinist organization with ties to white nationalism.

The victims were hospitalized and suffered possibly life-threatening injuries.

DC fire spokesman Doug Buchanan said it was not immediately clear which groups the attackers or the injures might have been affiliated.

The violence escalated after an evening of face-offs with counter-protesters that took place near Harry's Black Lives Matter Plaza, Franklin Square, and other spots downtown.

This is, I mean, is there any doubt who the bad guy is in in this story?

You know,

Glenn,

your listeners cannot see me.

My hand is just covering my face when I hear that because,

number one, I want to say, what a wonderful piece.

I mean, now I know why Cuomo got an Emmy.

Whoever wrote that should get like a Tony for writing the best play I've ever seen because whatever they wrote is a fictional story that did not happen.

That is not what went down.

I mean, what an incredible manipulation of facts to try to control a narrative that's untrue.

I want to make three corrections.

Number one,

this was not a fanfare of fairy tales.

These were individuals and speakers talking about facts, about truth, about things that they saw and witnessed, about court cases and testimony.

And there was nothing outlandish that I heard said during the speeches.

These were very normal people like Sebastian Gorca that were speaking at this event, not insane people.

Alex Jones wasn't speaking there.

Alex Jones wasn't marching with the event he was leading something else which is fine and Alex is I like I think Alex is a cool guy he's you know he's got it he's a very interesting individual but you know he's got his own thing but you know they they try to tie him in you know to try to discredit you know as if that does something I don't know but on top of that

and there's the pictures I can show you gifts I can show you AP images I can show you from Daily Mail videos from friends verified accounts obscure individuals that I mean it's very gruesome and it's very sad of watching the knives enter from black-clad, black-block individuals with face coverings, stabbing people in Proud Boy, you know, the typical Perry yellow

polo that they wear.

I mean, you would have to be blind to not be able to clearly watch this video, understand the agitation, see the knife go in.

I mean, you can frame by frame watch this happen.

And this journalist says, we we just don't know.

I mean, this person is either drunk, stupid, or purposely misleading their audience.

And I'd probably either go for all three or at least just the last one.

Yeah, there is no, there's no truth in the media at all, and we all, we all know that.

But thank you for being there, Elijah.

We appreciate it.

I'm glad you're safe.

I was there.

I left Saturday around midday.

And as someone who did a rally that had 500,000 in attendance and an administration and a local government that would made it almost impossible for us to have.

I was shocked at how locked down that city was.

I almost didn't make it to the airport because I got up at 8 o'clock in the morning or 7 o'clock in the morning, had to leave by 8.

And

they said, the hotel said, no cars in or out.

Unless you can walk to the airport, you're not going.

I'm like, what are you talking about?

The entire city, you saw it, was shut down early Saturday morning.

The exits into Washington on the freeway were taped off with a cruiser sitting right behind every single exit.

I don't know how you got in.

If you weren't already there, You weren't getting into Washington.

It's obscene the way they have suddenly shut this city down.

And we know why they're doing it.

They weren't doing it, as you pointed out at the very beginning.

They weren't doing it for BLM.

Those people ruled the town.

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So one of Andrew Cuomo's former advisors yesterday accused Governor Cuomo of sexually harassing her for years.

She said, quote, I know I'm not the only woman.

Yes, Governor Cuomo sexually harassed me for years.

Many saw it and watched.

I could never anticipate what to expect.

I would be grilled on my work, which was very good, or harassed on my looks, or it would be both in the same conversation.

Not knowing what to expect was the most upsetting part aside from knowing that no one would do a damn thing even when they saw it.

No one.

And I know I'm not the only woman.

This is the single least surprising news story of all time.

Is it?

Yes, I have never been surprised less by a news story.

If I saw a news story this morning that came out and said, the sun has come up, I would be less surprised than I am by this news story.

Really?

Yes.

Really?

I,

you know, look,

you just

started because you hate him so much.

You know what, Glenn?

We don't hate people.

That's not a word that we use.

Of course.

We do know that Andrew Cuomo is awful.

Yeah, we do.com.

We do.

We know that for a fact.

But, you know, look,

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Imagine what this guy is doing behind the scenes to people he sees as his lessers, which, by the way, every person who works with him he sees as a lesser.

And every person in the United States he sees as a peon and a lesser.

That is his foundational principle.

Everyone is worse than him.

She says there's fewer things more scary than giving this man even more control because they're talking about him as our AG.

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Hey, I'm going to be the first person to show up to get the vaccine.

Aren't you, Stu?

Oh, no, wait.

Tomorrow is opposite day.

I'm sorry.

Not a chance.

Not a chance.

Are you going to go take it?

I have registered for the trials.

For the vaccine trials.

I'm very pro vaccine.

I've told you this many times.

I want all the needles.

Give me all the needles.

Inject me with things.

This guy also drank a glass of weed killer.

Roundup.

Yes.

It did not taste good, but

I was alive.

I thought about you because I met with

this great old cowboy a few weeks ago up of the ranch.

He comes up.

He's dying.

And he says it's because of Roundup.

Really?

Yeah, riddled with cancer.

And I was like, there is still hope for me.

I could still lose Stu.

That's where your mind went.

That's where my mind went.

I don't know why.

The Glenn vaccine.

So sorry about that.

All right.

We're going to talk about COVID and the mask thing.

And hey, did you hear the really good news about what

Bill Gates had been working on with vaccines?

And any needle Bill Gates got laying around just

definitely not the mark of the beast.

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let's take you down memory lane here, or what is now called in the media memory holes, where it just kind of just drifts down to the memory hole.

Luckily, we have a lane where we keep all of those memories, and we'd like to stroll down it now, down memory lane on the COVID goalposts.

This is the point about bending the curve.

A surge of cases will overwhelm hospital capacity, both the beds, the supply lines.

That's a surge of cases.

So you need to stretch it out with social distancing and other measures to bend the arc, stretch out the care.

We need to bend the curve in the state of California.

We must flatten this curve and we must social distance.

And there's no way around this.

We must work together to bend the curve.

We are doing social distancing with the idea of flattening the curve and trying to prevent overwhelming our health care infrastructure.

The

flattening,

possible flattening of the curve is

better.

And the quicker you do the work to make sure that you flatten the curve, the more lives you will save.

We've never been fully closed.

We'll never be completely open until we have a cure.

But I do believe that we can take steps.

Well, today they say the steps we've taken are making a big difference, but it's far too soon to let up now.

We could see a year of on-and-off social distancing while we wait for either herd immunity or a vaccine.

In the absence of any treatment or vaccine, it could take up to 12 to 18 months to build up enough immunity in the population to free us from that.

The exit from this is going to be one of two things ideally, one of which is a highly effective vaccine.

I worry that when we do have a vaccine, the people will think, great, I'm protected.

I can now throw away my mask.

So it is possible and conceivable you could get the vaccine, be protected, your health is going to be fine, you're not going to get sick, but you still could get an asymptomatic case, pass it on to your grandmother, and kill her there's this um false sense of hope that oh boy in in december 15th we're going to get this vaccine and people will start getting vaccinated and we can just forget about wearing a mask and socially distancing and washing our hands but we have to continue that we might have to social distance until 2022 even through early 2022 unless we help other countries get rid of this disease and we get high vaccination rates in our country, the risk of reintroduction will be there

well you got it from bill gates 2022 maybe maybe

maybe 2022 i mean the guy came up with the paper clip

thing on your computer you're trying to tell me he's wrong on this come on man i mean look i i i think uh i'm very i'm i take this differently i think than a lot of people uh maybe in the audience and that like i am super impressed with operation warp's speech so am i i mean i'm i'm actually amazed by it i mean you know there's this tweet that's going out that's, you know, citing all these people that are saying, you know, Trump,

Trump says he's going to have a vaccine by the end of the year.

And experts say that this would be a miracle.

Kind of is a miracle.

Like, I mean,

as much as their motivation for saying those things was solely to destroy Donald Trump,

but I mean, this really is a miracle type of moment, assuming it works the way that it is expected to work.

I agree with you.

In fact, the media now agrees with you.

They're not calling it Operation Warp Speed.

They're now calling it the COVID Manhattan Project.

And they're now so impressed that it's the Manhattan Project.

As soon as the election's over.

Yeah, definitely not anything that Donald Trump called it.

A lot of conservative commentators made the point with some, you know, I can understand why it was made, in that

the COVID storyline would disappear and, you know, come a day after the election.

And obviously that has not been true.

I mean, we are having a lot of people die.

However, the vaccine skepticism from the media has disappeared.

Oh, yeah.

As soon as we got past the election, they all of a sudden recognize what an amazing scientific achievement is.

We need a passport of some sort.

We need verification.

We need to line everybody up.

Rouse, Rouse, Rouse, and get the vaccination.

I mean, it's, look,

I think Trump did something utterly amazing here and proved what a lot of conservatives have been arguing for a long time.

If you get out of the way and create an environment that these companies can innovate, they can do incredible things.

This is a victory for capitalism.

It's a victory for the Trump administration.

And you never hear it talked about in those terms

during any media conversation about the vaccine.

Well, we don't know who's going to have the vaccine.

Good thing that Bill Gates was working with MIT few years ago and has developed almost a tattoo-like substance.

This is true.

No, I know.

What do you say?

Well, it's nothing.

It's not tied to this.

It has nothing to do with this vaccine.

I'm not discussing it today.

No, I know it has nothing to do with this vaccine, but it is for vaccinations.

He developed it so we could know that kids had their vaccination.

But to be clear, Donald Trump is not implementing this as part of the vaccine process.

Donald Trump.

I don't know if you heard the news.

Donald Trump.

He's yesterday's news.

He's out of here.

He is out of here.

So they've got some things they got to do.

And I'm just saying.

So get your vaccine before January 20th.

I wouldn't be surprised to see it suddenly start to tattoo all of us.

And it's weird because it's like once you take it, you can't get rid of it.

Which is like the...

What is that thing called?

The marker of the dog.

Something like that.

Oh, the mark of the the beast.

That's what it.

It's definitely not the mark of the beast.

I will say in your

in the montage that we just heard, there's a lot of talk about like, oh, dude, you're going to wear your mask until 2022.

I mean, first of all, if this thing is actually 90% effective, no one's going to be doing that.

But there is the other side of this, which is if it's not taken by people, well, then this stuff does continue.

right all of these people continue to to ask you to wear

until we have herd mentality or herd immunity.

They think about 70% of the population, 60 to 70% of the population.

I'm telling you now.

And you figure about 15 already have it.

Like me, I'm a COVID-19 survivor.

I think I have it.

Yeah, you did test negative.

I tested negative, but I never took it for the antibodies.

But everyone in my family had it.

Yeah, and you were locked up with them.

You were also not even attempting to distance from your own family who had it actively.

Well, I sleep with my wife, yes.

I didn't sleep with my wife when she had it, and I didn't.

You're supposed to.

Probably because your wife is.

She's also disgusted by me in every way, but that's all.

She's like, I swear I have COVID.

Go away.

But yeah, no, I mean, like, people, A, have to, people have to take it, right?

If, if, if 70% of the population says they're not going to take it, which is not what the polls are showing at all, the polls are showing about 80% of people are open to taking it in the first few months.

About 40% of people are like, day one, I'm in.

Another 40% are like, let me wait like a few weeks to see if people start exploding.

Then I'm in.

So it's an overwhelming majority.

Do you think there's a chance?

Yeah.

That's what I make sure.

What happened to Stu?

All I see is just a pile of goo where he was sitting.

He's like that whale.

They exploded on the beach, which is actually a pretty good metaphor for me if I exploded.

But yeah, no, there is that.

There's the hesitance of like, I don't necessarily want to be first in line, but if people seem to be, okay, I mean, like the

these are large trials, and the main, the main side effect they're showing is soreness at the injection site, which again, I kind of expect with a needle.

There have been some people with chills.

There have been a couple of things that

worry people enough to make sure that they're kind of recommending people with,

I mean, this is legitimately what they're saying.

People with allergies to the ingredients of the vaccine should not take the vaccine.

Well, yes.

Is that not obvious?

If you are allergic to the thing in the vaccine, you should not take the vaccine.

Here is the real problem.

And, you know, I'm not anti-vaccine.

I am anti-being forced to take it.

And I also am much more into herd immunity.

I mean, when my wife said, I have COVID, I gave her a big kiss.

Yeah.

That's a terrible idea.

But yes, that is what you did.

Remember, the herd immunity, that is what a vaccine does.

The idea of having a vaccine is to get you to herd immunity.

I know.

The problem with it is, is this is the first time this has ever been done.

Yeah.

It's a, what's it, an RNA?

mRNA

vaccine.

Yeah.

So basically what it does is it, a lot of vaccines will introduce like a deactivated part of a virus to tell your body, hey, when you see this, attack it.

Right.

So it's ready when you get the real virus and the active virus.

That's, that's a, and there are vaccines that are going down that road as well.

This vaccine is different.

This vaccine tells your body to create the proteins that surround the virus.

So it's telling your body to do something.

Your body is creating the actual protein.

And then your immune system sees this protein, says, that's weird, let's attack it, attacks it, gets the antibodies ready.

So when you actually get the vaccine,

or excuse me, when you actually get the virus, if you were to get it in some store or something, your body would already be prepared to attack it and would attack it with vaccines.

This is the first time that this has been tried.

And the way it tricks your body,

there is,

you know,

skepticism, you know, it's just, there's cautionary.

Wait a minute, we haven't seen long-term effects of this because nothing like this has ever been done.

Yeah, it's basically providing blueprints to your body to create a protein.

Right.

And when it creates that protein, your body recognizes it as foreign and attacks it and prepares it for the virus.

You're right.

It's a new technology.

The good thing about it is it can be, this is why it was done so quickly.

One of the reasons why it was done so quickly.

If this technology works, which they do expect it to, obviously,

it would provide a pathway to get rid of a lot of really serious ailments.

I mean, it's really promising.

I can understand why people, though, are like, I don't necessarily want to be first in line for that.

And to your long-term point, there is no solution to this

if our goal is to completely

rule out long-term effects, because we'd have to wait 30 years and it would just be by that time we would already pass.

So it is a risk.

That's why I would say take it if you are the most vulnerable, but don't give it to our kids.

Yeah,

they have not tested it on anyone under 16.

So they are ruling.

Well, I still consider 16 a kid.

Yeah, that's what I mean.

They're not recommending it for anyone under 16 at this point.

It's emergency use authorization.

But that's not where they're headed.

They want, I mean, Bill Gates wants the entire world vaccinated with this thing.

No, thank you.

I don't need the vaccine.

I don't want the vaccine.

Yeah, I mean, like, at least at this point,

and I support your right,

especially on personal liberty grounds, to be able to say, no, you should always, there should not be mandating this thing.

And the good thing about this particular vaccine, unlike others, is that if the effectiveness is as high as they expect it to be,

there's no justifiable reason to mandate it.

Now, Andrew Cuomo will do it anyway because he's a terrible human being in every way possible.

But there's no, if there's an ⁇ if you're at 90%,

90% effectiveness, there's no reason to

mandate this.

If you're living in Illinois,

Wisconsin, Michigan, California, New York, New York,

you're going to be mandated.

They're talking about it.

I believe that Dershowitz is right.

The federal constitution, the feds could never mandate it.

Never.

It's against the Constitution.

You know, I don't even know if it's not.

Even though

Biden is even saying I'd have to go to individual governors to get them to do it.

Right.

So the individual governors are going to have to be the ones that do it.

Now, the feds will tie all kinds of health care money.

They'll make it difficult.

They'll make it really difficult.

But if you're in,

let me just say this.

If you're in South Dakota,

you have a governor that won't do it.

Everywhere else is up for grabs.

Yeah, I mean, I think,

I would be surprised if red states mandate this.

I would be.

I mean, there may be one or two, but I'm saying generally speaking, I would, I don't think that's going to be the case.

Again, that's positive, right?

I mean, like, I think what I'm saying is I think it's going to be effective enough, and you're going to wind up seeing positive results.

These death numbers will actually go down when enough people start having these vaccines that it's going to be something that people are fine getting.

I mean, look, people get all sorts of vaccines all the time that they don't have to get.

I mean, this is not, like, no action as if the vaccine is this really highly controversial thing.

It's highly polarized, where there's a small percentage of the population who will not get them, right?

And then there's a much larger percentage of the population that I can ever get it over with.

I want to go, I want my movie theaters to be the thing.

If I'm going, and I am, and you are too, we're going on a cruise.

You got to, you have to have the vaccine to go on a cruise.

That's like you have to have a vaccine to go to Africa.

Okay.

Fine.

Yeah.

That's a good example.

People do a taking their vaccine and it won't be a problem.

If you force me to take it, I got a problem with that.

Please don't do this.

I don't know if there's any, I'm sure there's no one out there that would actually care about the outcome.

Because you know what?

Andrew Cuomo does not care how many people get COVID in his state.

He cares about how many books he sells and how good he looks to the media and how many times he can go on TV and brag about himself.

But like, if you actually care about this vaccine being successful and people not getting COVID-19, do not not mandate the vaccine.

If you mandate the vaccine, you will get a giant chunk of the population who will not get it because you've mandated it.

And that's exactly why they will do it, because it will divide us even more.

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Listen to this.

New York City just closed indoor dining.

What do they think is going to happen?

What do they think is going to happen to the thousands of restaurants?

They're done.

They've scratched and clawed, and now a few politicians in New York City is like, Aunt, you're done.

We're shutting it down.

No indoor down.

How do you expect these people to survive?

What are the people going to go out to dinner now in ice-cold temperatures?

It's insanity.

And this isn't about Corona or how dangerous and the hospital isn't rising.

It's not.

I can't believe in this country, what I consider the most basic right of them all, the right to earn a living, the right to earn a livelihood, is now being stolen.

It is being stolen by a few politicians who believe they are smarter than me and you.

They believe they have the right to tell me and you how to live our lives.

Something you could never imagine.

Basic freedoms they are stealing.

And I'm not oversaying it.

They are stealing it.

If I start barstool and I worked my d to the bone for a decade and I got right to the point of making it and you pulled the plug without me having the chance.

I would rather die.

If somebody wants to go out, where do you think they're going?

House parties, it doesn't even make sense.

You're not even protecting the people.

The people who will be going to these restaurants are still going out.

I promise you, all you're doing is ruining thousands and thousands and thousands of lives.

Absolutely right.

He's absolutely right.

Restaurants, businesses are starting to stand up as they should.

More in a minute.

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Maybe we need to, we're going to talk to him next.

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Okay, we have Lieutenant Colonel Alan West on with us.

Now, he is the guy who delivered Texas and fought real hard the things that are going here in Texas, going on with

the Democratic Party, shady games,

millions and millions and millions of dollars coming into the state to flip it blue.

He kept it red.

Welcome, Alan West.

How are you?

Hey, it's good to be with you, Glenn, and Merry Christmas.

Merry Christmas.

So you said something

this weekend, if I may quote.

Supreme Court in Tossing Texas lawsuit that was joined by 17 states, 106 U.S.

congressmen, has decreed the state can take an unconstitutional action and violate its own election law, resulting in damaging effects on the other states that abide by the law, while the guilty state suffers no consequence.

This decision establishes as a

precedent that says states can violate the U.S.

Constitution and not be held accountable.

This decision will have far-reaching ramifications for the future of our constitutional republic.

Perhaps law-abiding states should bond together and form a union of states that will abide by the Constitution.

I'm for that.

I'd like to know what you mean by that.

Well, it's very simple, Glenn.

And I know that there are some people that have shown their ignorance and incompetence saying that I'm calling for secession, when actually the people that are violating and not following the Constitution are the seditionists and those that are advocating secession.

The bottom line is that how will states be able to protect themselves if by our Constitution, if states have a grievance and they do have a First Amendment right to petition their government for redress or grievance, if they have a grievance against another state, their original jurisdiction of that by the Constitution Constitution goes to the Supreme Court.

But yet the Supreme Court just said in their decision last week, Friday, that they're not going to hear it.

They tossed it out.

So how do we make sure that states who are following the law and they are receiving damages because of states that did illegal activities, unconstitutional actions, violating their own election law, by having courts, by having secretaries of state, by having governors change election law, where do they go to redress their grievances?

And so I think it is very important, very imperative, that we do start looking at how these states, if we're going to have a more perfect union, which is what the preamble of the Constitution said, and abide by the Constitution, they have to look at how they could bind together and have a strong voice if the Supreme Court is going to continue to take this stance of not protecting law-abiding states, which under the 14th Amendment, there is an equal protection under the law clause.

So,

let's stick with the Supreme Court decision first, and then I'll get to the rest of this.

Um, the Supreme Court

did reject hearing it.

I think that was a massive mistake, especially when half the country feels like nobody's listening to us.

Nobody's even listening to us.

Um, they should have listened.

Whether that changed the outcome or not, it should have been ruled on.

However, the one thing that was ruled on

was the case itself.

They threw it out, and even Scalia,

Barrett,

not Scalia, but God, why do I keep screwing him up with Alito?

Alito and Thomas agreed with not hearing it.

What does that tell you, if anything?

Well, it tells me that I am very concerned that the Article 3 of the Constitution says that courts are supposed to interpret law.

Now, if all of a sudden we have justices that decide that they're not going to interpret the law.

They have actually abdicated one of their enumerated duties and responsibilities.

So they should have at least heard the case, should have allowed the evidence to come forward and make a decision on it, and not just simply say, we're not going to accept the case.

And so therefore it comes back to my statement.

What protection do law-abiding states have against states that are going out there and violating the Constitution and violating law.

You cannot have states that all of a sudden decide, well, we're going to have this universal mail-in ballot thing.

You don't have to have signature verifications.

We'll accept these ballots anytime after the

November the 3rd election.

And look at what has happened in New York.

Claudia Tinney is supposedly up by 12 ballots, and then guess what happens?

Oh, we found 12 ballots.

So if you want to talk about disenfranchising legal voters, it's these unconstitutional acts that are doing it.

But like you just said, where do people go?

Where do states go to have their voices heard?

The right to petition their government for redress of grievances.

That is the foundation of our Declaration of Independence that Thomas Jefferson wrote.

So

what do, I would imagine the AGs would need to get together and

do this together to make sure that they are blocking unconstitutional rulings, et cetera, et cetera.

What does that mean to you in your eyes?

How do they do that?

Well, I mean, I am not a lawyer by trade.

I'm just a simple, stupid paratrooper that took a note to the Constitution back in 1982.

And I just see this as a threat.

I see this as a fracture to our constitutional republic.

So it's not just the state attorney generals.

It's also the state legislators.

If you are a state legislator in Georgia, Pennsylvania, Michigan, or Wisconsin, you need to rise up.

You need to stand up and say that we cannot allow

the judicial branch in our state or the executive branch in our state to supersede and to usurp

our duties and our responsibilities.

They cannot change law.

We're the ones that have been duly elected by the people to do such.

So I think another thing that needs to happen, these state legislatures need to bond together.

And I would hope that the state legislatures in these respective four states, Pennsylvania, Georgia, Michigan, Wisconsin, will take an action and take a stand today.

Do you see that happening?

Have you heard any rumblings of that?

I have not, and it just goes back to me asking the question is the courage that it took back in 1776 for those 56 men to stand up and establish these United States of America.

I am really concerned that we still have that courage in this country.

I have often thought of the only words that were spoken by George Washington during the actual Constitutional Convention.

Of course, New York was looking for special exceptions and handouts, as usual.

And

Ben Franklin had fought and fought and fought against it.

And they were

starting to enter into really horse trading.

And it was getting ugly.

And the whole room stopped.

And Ben Franklin looked at George Washington.

And he stood up, and the only thing he really said during the convention were these words:

Let us raise a banner that the wise and the honest can repair.

The rest is in the hands of God.

And what he meant by that was, do the right thing.

We haven't come this far to screw it up.

Just do the right thing.

And it will be repairable in the future because they'll see that we tried to do the right thing and they'll want to do the right thing.

But also, when you do the right thing, God's going to do what God's going to do and just accept the consequences one way or another.

No, you're absolutely right.

And, you know, a lot of people took some consternation with that final sentence in my statement.

But if you go to the preamble of our Constitution, what does it say?

It says, we the people of the United States, in order to form a more perfect union, what's the very first thing?

Establish justice.

So what our founding fathers knew is that in order to have a more perfect union, we had to have a constitution.

We had to have a rule of law.

If we have gotten to the point where we don't believe in that rule of law, we're not going to have a more perfect union.

And that's why I talked about a union, the words that they use, of law-abiding states that abide by the Constitution.

That's how we have a perfect union.

And you're right.

Leaders, what I learned in the military, leaders know what right looks like.

And leaders don't pick and choose when to do what is right, which comes back to what the Supreme Court did last Friday.

You do what is right all the time.

You interpret the law.

That is your responsibility by the Constitution.

And now states have to be concerned: where do we go to redress our grievances if the highest court in the land, which by original jurisdiction, that's the only court we could go to, decided to not listen to us.

So,

Alan,

let me ask you a difficult question.

Say all of these things fail, and on the 20th of January, or whatever it is,

Joe Biden is sworn in, and

that's just the ruling of

the courts and the system and the legislatures and all of that.

What is it going to take to get people to

come back into the fold and

not split apart?

Well, I think when you just said the ruling of the courts, first and foremost, the courts need to hear the people.

And if the courts refuse to hear hear the people, then you're going to have an issue come January the 20th.

And we cannot live in a country where every single time there is a Republican that is elected, George W.

Bush, he's illegitimate.

When Donald Trump is elected, he's illegitimate.

Let's resist him.

When Amy Coney Barrett is brought onto the Supreme Court by constitutional process, she's illegitimate.

Brett Kavanaugh is illegitimate.

We cannot have progressive socialists that believe that they can rule by absolutism and totalitarianism and everything that doesn't agree with them is illegitimate.

So I think that the first and foremost, the American people need to go by the electoral process, the ballot process.

But if you start to have mandates, edicts, orders, and decrees that are handed down, such as red flag laws, such as mandatory gun buybacks, you know, these things, I believe that the American people have a right to say no.

Thank you very much, Lieutenant Colonel Alan West.

Thanks for your stand and your time this morning.

Appreciate it.

Thank you.

God bless.

God bless you.

Merry Christmas.

That was what I was looking for because that's where, that's where I am.

Okay.

All right.

Fight until the very end, but when the end is there and nobody's listening, okay.

But if they start with unconstitutional things and they start taking away the things that are guaranteed in our rights, that's a different ballgame.

That is an entirely different ballgame.

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We were just talking about the problem that happened on Friday with the Supreme Court, with Lieutenant Colonel Alan West.

And I think I agree with his last statement, if I heard it right.

You fight until it's over, and then when it's over, you

gather yourselves and stand for the Constitution.

And if they start violating, if they start doing things like, as he said, red flag laws, especially through executive order, They start mandatory

registration for your gun.

I'm not doing that.

I'm not doing that.

We also.

Mandatory buyback?

No, I'm not selling.

Mandatory buyback.

What a weird term that is.

That's not what it is.

It's just

you for

fiscating your property.

It's compensate and confiscate.

It's what it is.

But

that's not a buyback.

Yeah, I mean, look,

we we have to constantly fight these battles.

We've been fighting them the whole time.

I mean, we've fought them under Republican precedents, where you have to fight against people taking your constitutional rights.

That's always been part of what we're doing here.

It becomes more and more intense as people get rid of these social and political norms where

they're talking about doing all of these things that I would argue are unconstitutional.

We have to fight against them.

I mean,

there are obviously lines to that, and the way that we do that that is important.

But of course you fight for your constitutional rights.

And I would fight for them whether it was Democrats or Republicans trying to protect them.

Totally.

I mean, you know,

I've said, I can give you examples from even this administration that I thought, you know, the bump stock ban, I thought was absolutely unconstitutional.

Right.

You know, and that was something that Trump did, and we talked about it a lot.

Absolutely, you have to fight for those things.

You have to.

I mean, if you don't do that,

if there are not people who are sitting back

and saying, wait a minute, there are lines here.

There are constitutional lines that cannot be crossed.

You know, people keep talking about this in the context of the election and that Trump is doing things that no other president has done.

First of all, all these things have been done by Democrats before and even in recent elections.

Even in 2016, many of these things were done.

And I look at this kind of as a, you know,

these are attorneys, right?

Attorneys are looking for every way possible to get their person to win.

We knew this happened with people with John Kerry and Al Gore.

It's happening with Trump here.

You can say that maybe this one's valid and the last ones weren't, but the bottom line is

these teams are going to fight for their team to win using every legal pathway they can think of.

That's not something that's crazy in our system.

In fact, you could argue, if you were to say that there was absolutely no fraud, right?

Let's just say for a second, no fraud at all.

Everything went down the exact way it was supposed to.

You could argue that our system has worked really well,

right?

You could argue that you would say, well, if this president, if let's just say Barack Obama was doing this, the fact that these are all broken up around different states with different systems protects against someone overreaching.

So if there actually is overreach and there's nothing to these cases, then the system is going to reject that.

We just have to make sure the system stays together because if it breaks apart, then we're every other nation on this earth.

And we've seen what that's led to.

New constitutions, you know, riots,

all sorts of crazy things.

All kinds of bad things.

Yeah, bad things.

Venezuela.

Venezuela.

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There's always, there's always a way.

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We'll introduce you to that book in 60 seconds.

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Right.

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Right.

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So the number one question I am asked online, in person,

skywriting, I'm expecting skywriters to say, what do we do?

That is a topic, I think, for the first of the year

because it requires much more prayer than I have afforded it at this point.

The thing that we, I know we must do is

recognize that much of what's going on is our fault because we didn't educate ourselves and we didn't educate our children.

We thought we were because we put them, think of how stupid this is, we put them in a state-run school and expected that state-run school that was getting federal funding to teach our children never trust the state or the federal government.

That's not going to work out well.

It's not going to work out well.

And it hasn't.

So the first thing we have to do is re-educate ourselves.

And if you are looking for a Christmas gift, or if you are just,

if you just want to make sure that you know the American story, I want you to buy the new book called, and I have nothing to do with this, The American Story, The Beginnings.

This is by David and Tim Barton.

It is the best book that they have ever read, that they have ever written.

It tells our story in very short chapters and really takes you from just before the pilgrims

and takes you through the founding and the separation of church and state and everything else.

And the great thing is it has like,

gosh, what is this?

A

50-page footnotes in the back.

So

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Boy,

it's much more than 50 pages.

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The American Story.

Get this for your family for Christmas.

Get one for each kid.

David, welcome to the program.

You're in a, you sound like you're in a bad sell spot, David.

uh

so tell me about the book I you know you gave this to me what about a month ago month and a half ago and it's just like you I thought this was a galley and you were like hey here's a new book read this it's not a galley it's the actual book it's finished um and and so I didn't say anything I started to read it and David I I think I finished the first I sat down to read it and I ended up at the Boston Massacre which is page 129, before I got up and I was like, oh my gosh, the time has flown.

This is fantastic.

Fantastic, David.

Thank you, sir.

Yeah, it's kind of what we've learned over the years is that the story of America is best told in stories, amazingly.

And that's what we've gotten away from in recent decades and even the past century since progressives have come in.

We just don't tell stories well anymore.

And when you look at the stories, and whether it be the Boston Massacre or whether it be Back to the Pilgrims or Back to Even Columbus, who's got to be the greatest villain in the world today,

and that's simply because we no longer know the story.

We just know the narrative that groups like 16, 19 and others would push on us.

And we just don't know the stories anymore.

So that's what we felt was really important to get out, was to go back to the people, find out who they are, and tell the story of what occurred.

And as you said, we footnoted it all.

Our objective is to document truth.

And so we've gone back to original sources that we've been collecting for years.

And that's really the basis of telling the American story.

I mean, David, it is, it's really fantastic.

And you've told, you've told Christopher Columbus' story in,

gosh, 20, no, not even that.

10 pages, 10 pages.

Everything you need to know about Christopher Columbus, at least just to get a handle on who he really was and what really happened.

And so you start there, then you go through the Reformation, which is what, three or four pages.

You tell them in such a clear and concise way, and you don't get bogged down in all of the stuff that usually is on your history test.

That doesn't mean anything.

You know what I mean?

Yeah,

that was me, Glenn, because I was a math and science guy.

I was the principal of the school.

I taught math and science.

I hated history.

I did not like history.

I stayed completely away from it until I started finding the stories.

And when we literally started collecting the old stuff, you go, my gosh, I've never heard this before.

Who's this guy?

Never heard of a Wentworth Cheswell and never heard of a Jack Sisson.

All these black heroes that suddenly started popping up in the American Revolution.

You go, we wouldn't be America without these black heroes today.

I've never heard these guys.

And so that's what got me into history: finding out all this stuff that I had never been exposed to, and what was considered to be a

fairly rigorous educational training that I had.

I'd never heard of any of these guys.

And so now I love history because it is the stories, but that's not where America has been for a while.

I think I was kind of vicariously typical of a lot of people.

The reasons we don't like history, and

that's what we've tried to get around with this book.

You have seven chapters just on the Pilgrims to the Puritans.

Why?

The Pilgrims, as it turns out, and this is,

let me back up to say one of the things that we've done over the years is we've seen the attacks on different aspects of history.

And not knowing if they're true or not, we go back and say, well, is that accurate?

And let's go back and see what the truth is.

And so we'll research it.

And so we're really aware of a lot of the things that attack America in so many ways.

And the 1619 Project is one of those.

Now, at the time we were doing this book three years ago, the 1619 Project hadn't come up yet.

But we had already seen the attacks coming from the professors, et cetera.

And so the narrative is that America is founded as this great slavery.

We were founded on slavery.

Everything about America is slavery.

The free market system is based on slavery.

That's why you can't have it anymore.

And everything is that way, except that's just not the way it was in America.

Slavery did come in, but it didn't even come in in 1619.

The first legal case of slavery is 1651, so they've missed that already.

But it was not the Jamestown people that guided America.

It was the Pilgrims and what they brought.

They're the ones who brought the free market.

They're the ones who brought equality.

They're the ones who brought great relations with Native Americans.

They're the ones who established private property.

The things that America believes in didn't come out of 1619 or Jamestown.

They came out of the Plymouth people.

They came out of the Bible-oriented Reformation people who said, hey, here's what the scripture says about how we get along with others and about how we work and how we have private property and how we have free market.

And that's what the key to the narrative is.

It's not the 1619, it's the Pilgrims.

And so that's why we spend a little more time on that to show how that they developed all the good things of America, and they don't need to be torn down just because the 1619 project wants to wrongly claim a bad narrative.

And you cover

Jamestown as well.

And

you talk about the Pilgrims.

You know, when you say they were for private property, they weren't always for private property.

When they were coming over, they had almost a united order.

They had almost socialism or communism

is what they were going to do based on everybody being, you know, a loving brother in Christ.

We'll just put everything together.

And it didn't work out.

It did not work out.

And that's one of the things I really like about the Pilgrims is the courage they had to change their own lives and abandon what they had previously believed if they found what the truth was.

And in their case, they grew up in a world that everybody in the world at that time thought slavery was fine.

Everybody in the world at that time thought

having a top-heavy government was a good thing to do, whether it was a king or a monarch or something else.

Everybody in the world at that time was essentially practicing socialism slash communism.

And so that's what they've grown up in.

But as they take the individual time to get in the scriptures and say, wait a minute, did you see what that scripture just said?

That's not what we've been doing for the last 500 or 700 years.

And so they are really, really great thinkers in the sense that they would look at things objectively and say, hey, here's what the scripture says, but we're not doing that.

Let's do what the scripture says because that's going to work out better.

And they did have the courage to take themselves on and change so many things that they did.

And so even as Governor William Bradford said, he said, we had the socialistic system as if we were wiser than God.

And then we found what the truth was.

And that's what I appreciate about the pilgrims is the fact that they were looking for truth.

And when they found it, they had the courage to apply it.

And if they had not have done that, we would not have the model that we have from that culture.

And it's a great model for America to follow.

They are really

great examples of using the scientific theory.

Are they not?

They are.

And, you know, for me,

I'm on a new crusade right now.

And I have never in my life thought that truth is as important as I think it is now.

And I am sold on that.

And I know that there's areas probably where I don't know what the truth is yet, and I've got to find that.

And so I'm learning how to dig things out that I've never had to dig dig out before.

And I have come to the point where I can no longer accept what any

we've gone through the last several decades with good intentions.

We didn't think our teachers were specifically lying to us, and we thought they were doing what they could.

And we didn't think the media was specifically lying to us.

And now we don't believe that anymore.

And so the question is, who can I trust?

How can I trust?

And where can I find what's accurate and what's true, whether it be in the election stuff or whether it be in what's going with education or economics or anything else?

There are folks now who are just repeating stupid stuff because that's what they were told.

And we just can't trust the good intentions anymore.

And so I've really been on a quest for truth and going back and finding out what is true.

And a lot of the things we're talking about in that book really have not been presented through American education in probably 80 or 90 years.

And so it's been a rediscovery journey for me, but it takes that scientific type of inquiry to go back and test everything and check it out and look at the results, check the evidence.

And I think that's where America is going to have to get back to, is not only do we have to have a love for the truth, now we have to go find the truth.

And that's something that we have not had to do in America for 100 years.

We've trusted our teachers.

We've trusted our leaders.

We've trusted the political people.

You know, we may have had differences, but they weren't

in their intents bad.

We can't make that assumption anymore.

And so we're in a whole different period.

And that's really kind of what has driven me to do what we did in this book.

Well, David, you accomplished it and then some, as I say, and you know I mean this because I wrote it to you.

I'm not just saying this on the air.

I wrote it to you after I finished the first 120-some pages in one sitting.

David, this is an exceptional book.

I mean, it is the one history book that I would urge every home to have.

There's only another, the only other book I have really just pounded on that is the 5000 year leap it is the one that gives you all of the principles of america and if you understand those principles you understand how you can recreate it you also understand what's wrong with america this the american story the beginnings needs to be in every listener home it don't don't buy it to digital download buy it to have a paper copy of it in your home The American Story of the Beginnings by David and Tim Barton.

David, can you buy this on Amazon?

Yes, sir.

It's available in all major outlets.

That's better than what I could probably say here.

David, thank you very much.

The American Story, the Beginnings.

Could you hold for a sec?

Because I want to talk to you after the break about something else.

Yes, sir.

Okay, hold on.

Thanks, David.

All right.

After spending the weekend in D.C.

and hanging out at the White House Christmas party, I'm coming to the conclusion that you know what the president needs right behind the Oval Office, right there by the garden, you know, just on a little patio area.

He needs a grill.

Yes.

He needs.

Yeah, wouldn't that have driven them out of their mind if he just

throws a rect out there?

If he just would have thrown a rectack out there, they would have been like, he's grilling outside.

Damn right.

Damn right.

He brought McDonald's into the White House.

I think that this would be a much better move.

Okay, so the food is great at the White House.

Trust me, it was really good, not complaining.

Whole staff of people who your tax dollars are paying for just to cook

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David Barton is with us, and he's talking about his new book, The American Story, The Beginnings that he wrote with his son.

David, you must be so proud.

Your son is just an exceptional man, exceptional man.

Yeah, he is, and he has far surpassed me in so many areas, and I am so proud of him doing that.

I've learned a lot of history from him because he's in a generation that questions things differently than I did.

And so he's much more familiar with what's being taught today, which is why the leadership training program is so cool, because he is so aware of what's out there and has dug into it and found out the truth about issues.

And so I have learned so much from him.

We have been so waylaid by the election this year.

We were going to start our leadership training programs online before the end of the year.

Obviously, we're not going to be able to do that, but we will do it in January once everything calms down

because a lot of people don't know this, but David is involved politically in many, many states, and so he is always traveling.

Can you tell me, we've got about two minutes, David, can you tell me your thoughts on the Supreme Court case and what they said on Friday?

I thought it was interesting, not that they rejected a 7-2, but that the other two said, even if we accepted it, we would not have ruled for Texas.

So it's really unanimous rejection.

So it's not a partisan thing necessarily.

It's a standing thing.

There are still three cases at the U.S.

Supreme Court.

There's still a lot left to do with this thing.

We saw a discovery over the weekend.

We're trying to get a protective order lifted so that we can see the forensic evidence of what happened on those 22 Dominion machines.

So this thing is still far from over, but the legal eyes have certainly been on the Texas rejection.

Although that is certainly not the full story.

Well, I will tell you, it's interesting that we came out and found out that the Russians did hack into

the government, including the Treasury.

They have had access for a while, and

they were hacking into a specific system, the same system used by the voting machines.

And yet, man, can you imagine if that would have broken and the worlds were reversed?

The news would be all over that.

It's a Russian hack.

It's a Russian hack.

Yeah, we knew about that actually a year ago.

One of the guys who's doing the principal examinations talked to our legislators a year ago and said, Hey, here's the deal: here's what the Russians have done.

We've spotted where they've come in.

And a year ago, he was telling the legislators about this.

So he's one of the guys intimately involved in what's going on with the forensic data.

But you're right.

This is stuff that should have been news.

It was not.

It should have been, though.

Yeah.

David Barton, thank you so much.

We'll talk again, my friend.

David Barton, the name of the book is The American Story: The Beginnings.

It is fantastic, all footnoted,

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This weekend, we sat down, my wife and I, we went over the Christmas list.

We checked it twice.

Now we're trying to figure out when do we have time to go get any of it or even spend time to go online to get it.

But Christmas is right around the corner.

We've just introduced a new website today

that is

convenient, I guess, for Christmas.

If you are into

any of my political art or COVID art, most people don't know that I paint,

but I do.

And you can go to glenbeckart.com right now, glenbeckart.com.

And we've just got a few of my paintings up.

We'll be adding more, but

we have the COVID series and the political series, which

I really

like both of them myself.

First of all, we should point out that you were named the 100th most important person in the world of art.

Yes.

That is true

by some art magazine many years ago.

Many years ago.

And I still think it applies.

I think you hold.

Once you're there, you're there.

Oh, you're always there.

You're always there.

Now, we're only saying that because they meant it as a slam, and we want to make sure that we hold on to that title and let them know how important it makes us feel.

It does.

It's very important to all of us.

That's why I can remember the name of the magazine.

It's so much in my heart, but I can't quite come up with the magic.

I wish I could describe what it was.

I wish I could.

I can't remember.

But yeah, the two series here are pretty interesting.

I love on the, you have an election series.

And you wouldn't think of Glenn Beck as a guy who gives weight loss tips.

That's not necessarily the same.

Right, this is a game.

This is a good one, though.

I do love this one.

I love this.

It says, lose weight fast, try socialism.

And has a, you know, it was really, it was, uh, I was working in my sketchpad on this one, and my wife was like,

what are you drawing?

I'm like, I'm trying to draw like a skinny Ethiopian kid.

I can't get him right.

And she's like, what?

What are you doing?

And then I told her, it's lose weight fast, try socialism.

So it's a little Venezuelan.

And it kind of works both ways.

Lose weight fast, like quickly.

And also, you're pretty much going to fast your way to weight loss when you try socialism.

It's great.

You'll be eating zoo animals within a month.

It's fantastic.

You have a great Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez creepy head,

which I love.

Yeah, yeah.

Great.

What about

what the real Russian collusion was?

You can look at the gas can next to it.

I really like the gas can.

And people are like, why is that in the election series?

Because I look at, it's called the media.

And I I just, they are just, they pour gasoline on fires all the time.

All the time.

They're burning the whole country down.

Geppetto and his little wooden boy is also very good.

What's the last one?

Which one?

The last one at the end.

Avarice.

It's poison.

And

it's.

What's the story behind that one?

I just, I like the idea of a bubbling brew of poison and what's poisoning, what's killing our society, what's killing us.

And

I had a hard time deciding what that poison would be.

I actually was going to make a series of a whole bunch of different poisons.

Yeah.

And one of them was fame.

One of them was fortune.

But decided this one was avarice.

Now your COVID series

is

conflicting to me because I see your COVID Gothic print, which is, you know, like the, you know, what's the name of it?

It's called American Gothic, right?

Yeah.

The father, and most people think it's his wife, but it's actually his father and his daughter,

farmers, standing in front of their house, and he's got the pitchfork.

You've seen the picture a million times.

Yeah.

Yours, they're wearing masks.

Right.

Right.

Can you zoom in on yours?

If you look in, you look at her eyes, and she's like,

Dad, what's going on?

What's happening here?

The thing that conflicts me most about this one, though, is

it appears you actually have talent.

It's actually really well done.

And I would expect you

to be really bad at pretty much everything.

That's the only one that you think.

That was, I would say, is the most, maybe the most impressive one.

The Abraham Lincoln one is really amazing as well.

Yeah.

I mean, they're all really good.

I like the good.

My favorites are the COVID Gothic, the Keep Calm and Carry On with Winston Churchill, The Abraham Lincoln Shall Not Perish from the Earth,

and The COVID with the Indian.

That comes from an old apple box

from the 1940s.

And I don't remember what it's maybe California up on there.

It was like California apples.

I don't think I've ever seen Abraham Lincoln wearing a surgical mask before.

No, no one isn't.

No, but it's 100% approved by the state.

Oh, good.

So it's really, it's good.

And if you'll notice on the Winston Churchill mask, it says China on the mask.

Hell yeah.

And the COVID, the Indian,

says, I just

reproduced really the Apple box thing, except for said California says COVID.

And then the little ball on the side says from China.

And his medal that he's wearing around his neck says natural 100% made by hand.

Oh, it makes me feel better about it.

Yeah.

So I thought that was

good.

That's great stuff.

Glenbeckart.com is the place to go.

And if you order now, you can get them.

They're G-clay so that this is a stretched framed canvas

suitable for framing or hanging as is.

But you can get them now at Glenbeckart.com.

Hopefully after the new year, we'll make some t-shirts and some mugs and things like that.

I have to talk to them and see how long that takes to be able to get that ready.

But, you know, maybe we can have that up in a couple of days.

Don't know if it'll make it for Christmas, but the art will make it for Christmas.

We have the supplies in-house and ready to go.

So if you want to order that, you can get it before Christmas.

So you can give it to whoever, a loved one, maybe a person you hate.

You know, somebody who's like.

They gave me this ugly art and I don't know what to do with it.

And they come over all the time, so I can't like keep it in a closet.

I got to hang it because they'll say, where is it?

I've done that before, by the way.

I have done that.

I have given people something really hideously ugly and said, this is so important to me.

I've had it for years and it would mean so much if you'd hang it in your home and then they open it up and it's really hideous.

And then they're like, oh, that, no, we can't take this from you.

And like, no, no, I've waited for a long time for the right person.

And I just think it would be perfect in your house.

And then I don't tell them for about a month.

And I visit them often during that month just to make sure that it's hanging.

And every time I leave, they're like, what the hell are we going to do?

We got to tell them we hate this art.

Then I come in about a month later and I tell them, by the way, I got that at a garage sale like two days before I stopped by your house.

You don't like your friends, do you?

Well, I don't have a lot for some strange reason.

I don't seem to have a lot.

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No.

Welcome to the Glenn Beck program.

Sorry, we were just talking about

my art, and I don't know why Stu just brought up.

I heard this fake art thing.

It was a documentary on

art that isn't

actually like legitimately what it says it is.

So people pay all this money for these auctions and so much of it is faked.

I mean, I was surprised at the numbers.

It was a very high percentage

of this.

They believe

big time.

You know, when I bought

for the museum, I bought a

Winslow Homer, who is one of the best American artists out there.

And he did something during Reconstruction that is very anti-slavery, if you know the story.

But nobody wanted to bid on it at this time because nobody wanted to own a painting of slaves even though it's a winslow homer

um

and uh

when we went through it the people that i bought it through they were like we we'll check on it we'll check on it i mean x-rays the canvas was tested everything was tested to make sure that it is the real thing and that was shocking but apparently People are very good at faking stuff.

Yeah.

Like there it's the documentary is called There Are No Fakes.

And it's about one of the guys that's featured in it is the guy, one of the guys from Bare Naked Ladies, the band, who apparently went and tried to buy some piece of art that was very expensive and then later on kind of came to the conclusion it wasn't real.

And it goes through the whole thing.

It's really wild because it's like, I always say this about my wife.

You know, she has a wedding ring, obviously, and she wears it and it's jewelry.

And she's like, oh, you know, like it's only this much money.

And I think to myself, like, it could be any amount of money.

I have no idea if it's real or fake.

I have no idea whether, like, it's just a shiny thing you wear.

And, like, honestly, a good part of me hopes it's fake.

You know why?

Because if you ever leave me, okay, you've got nothing.

Nothing.

You can't sell it.

They're going to realize it's a piece of trash.

I don't care if I'm overspending it for it.

Now, when you walk out that door, you got nothing on your finger.

I'm rooting to be ripped off.

So did you buy it?

You bought her the ring or did she buy it?

You know, I mean, when you initially proposed,

this ring has been updated.

It is now apparently one full diamond mind worthy of it.

So wait, wait, wait.

So she's updated it.

Oh, she, well, she makes recommendations.

All right, okay.

Hey, you know what?

It's a good Christmas present and birthday and anniversary and

flag day.

Yeah, I don't, I don't, I do that with my, I see, we're married to the opposite.

If I was married to Lisa, we'd be broke.

Okay, because I'm just like she is.

And Tanya is just like you are.

That's why it makes such a good relay.

Because Tanya doesn't care about any of that stuff.

She doesn't want any of that stuff.

I've been pumping her for I don't know how many weeks now about Christmas, Christmas, Christmas.

Give us some idea.

The entire family is about to have an intervention.

Some idea.

Anything.

And she'll be like,

I don't.

Well, I.

No, I don't need anything.

Oh,

that's so frustrating.

Yeah, it's so frustrating.

Yeah.

Well, I don't have that problem.

I get just links sent to me directly.

You like that?

I think I would like that.

Because, see, that's what I do to my wife.

That's what I

send her just links.

That is not surprising.

The only thing.

Just because she just, she'll buy something and it won't be right.

And then she'll be like, I just, I don't, I hate buying stuff for you.

And I'm like, well, it's, it's same because I buy stuff for you and you don't wear it or don't like it or whatever.

And just like, we're just in the send me a link portion of our relationship.

That is what happens.

Or it's fine.

It's fine.

The first, you know, whatever, how many years it was that I was together with my wife, it was a lot of like this, you know, like big surprises and really creative gift giving.

And now it's like she just sends me a link or she'll just put it on her Instagram.

She'll just be like, go to my Instagram.

You can find it there.

At least the page made me do it.

Go find it.

And then she'll just put the link there.

And I'll just, that's what I'm supposed to do.

That's fine.

That's great.

Yeah, I mean, at some level you just

keep fighting it so my wife used to buy ties for me and I like ties

I never liked the ties she would buy for me and so then I'd be like oh jesus okay

I love it I love it and then she would say How come you rarely wear my tie?

And I'm like, I only wear it when I know I'm going to be with you.

So you think I love it and I don't.

I don't love it.

Well,

there are two different cultures when it comes to that.

Yeah.

And my wife and I come from different schools on that as well.

And that, like, I've heard her get presents and give presents to other family members.

And they'll just be like, oh, my gosh, I don't like this at all.

Like, at Christmas, like, unwrapped the present.

Oh, God, this, I would never wear this.

I would never wear this.

They'll say it right to each other.

I kind of like that.

I kind of like it too.

There is something endearing about it.

Although it's like, I don't, I don't know that I've ever seen it as direct as they are in their family.

I kind of like that.

I like that, actually.

You know, I always, because you always follow it up with, look, if you don't like it, just return it.

No, I love it.

I love it.

I love it.

And you don't, and then you're stuck with it, and you should return it.

But on the other side, there's, it really, I mean, it's the thought that counts is somewhat of a meaningless slogan, but it is a factor there, right?

Like someone who likes you has gone out of their way to purchase something for you.

No, unless they're teenagers, because then they just go out to a store and they're like that.

Oh, you mean...

Yeah, wait till you have teenagers.

They don't actually care.

They don't.

A teenage boy doesn't care.

Does not care.

Walks in, just that.

It says world's greatest uncle.

I know, dad.

It's just.

And, honey, I don't celebrate Kwanzaa.

I don't understand that.

Dad, it was just in the checkout line.

That's what it was.

It was the thing that mistakenly fell into my basket when I was buying Fritos.

Right.

That's it.

I was there buying something else, and mom said, have you gotten your dad a gift yet?

And I was already in line.

Here it is, baby Ruth.

God bless you.

Merry Christmas.

That's why I tell him every year, you know, you're getting in my will?

My best regards.

That's what you're getting.

And I have put that in my will.

And to Rafe, because I...

In some parts of me, so want to be dead so I can just watch his face when the attorney reads.

And to my son, Rafe, I leave my best regards.

It does say pause while reading this aloud to him.

Really?

Yes.

Well, because they have that, do you remember that movie Brewster's Millions

back in the day?

They had

the guy who was, you know, the uncle or whoever it was recorded a video where he actually read the thing and just explained it.

I mean, that might be something you want to consider.

It might be.

It might be.

It would cheer the family up.

I mean, to some extent.

When I say, because I've blown everything else, it's all gone, that might temper the comedy a bit.

A bit.