Big Tech Is a Street Gang | Guests: Sen. Mike Lee & Seth Dillon | 10/29/20

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Speaker 48 We may have passed the point of no return when it comes to

Speaker 15 big tech: Google, Facebook, Twitter.

Speaker 29 Yesterday, there was a hearing, and senators from both parties confronted the CEOs of Twitter, Facebook, and Google.

Speaker 52 We have a recap on that and why so many people are, in my opinion, just flat out wrong on it.

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Speaker 47 So senators from both parties confronted the CEOs of Twitter and Facebook and Google at the Section 230 big tech hearing.

Speaker 18 I don't think anything was.

Speaker 74 Do you think anything was accomplished still?

Speaker 14 No,

Speaker 59 not really.

Speaker 59 They're trying.

Speaker 20 Everybody involved was excessively prepared, except for Jack Dorsey.

Speaker 28 I think he spent more time making sure that his nose ring looked good on...

Speaker 16 Nose ring.

Speaker 13 throw up

Speaker 76 nose ring you don't have a nose ring no i don't and his foo man chu beard stop it just stop it

Speaker 78 so that morning i mean he found himself in the hot seat because that morning on the front page of the wall street journal page a1 was a story about how a feckless dorsey was essentially ambushed by his own company when with little expect explanation the platform he leads just began blocking its millions of users from sharing links to a pair of New York Post stories about Joe Biden's son, Hunter Biden.

Speaker 81 Within hours, lawmakers said they would subpoena Mr.

Speaker 79 Dorsey to explain his decision, but it wasn't his decision.

Speaker 26 His company did it without him even knowing.

Speaker 82 Maybe, I mean, maybe he was getting his nose pierced that day.

Speaker 50 So he was fighting off embarrassment.

Speaker 41 Just a few days ago, he rightfully criticized his own company for their poor response to the Hunter Biden story but he's trying he was trying to have it both ways now Democrats bemoan the fact that the hearing was being held less than a week before the election as if they were actually doing any campaigning or anything else they kept up their usual gaslighting accusing conservatives of being unstoppable conspiracy theorists really

Speaker 74 Really? You know what's weird?

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Speaker 84 Yeah,

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Speaker 29 Mike Lee, who's joining us in about an hour, was a bulldog.

Speaker 90 Ted Cruz, I think, was like Zorro jumping off his horse, carving a Z just underneath the

Speaker 40 nose ring.

Speaker 33 Senator Marcia Blackburn, fresh off the Amy Coney Barrett hearings, even fresher than she was last week.

Speaker 20 But here's what it was really about.

Speaker 92 The

Speaker 30 figurative public execution didn't happen because everybody was

Speaker 8 too well prepared.

Speaker 41 It was less of a Senate hearing and more of a a peek into like, I don't know, New York City.

Speaker 14 Everything was boarded up, you know, and ultimately you're walking around going, oh, okay, what happened here?

Speaker 73 Where do we go next?

Speaker 29 You know, it used to be something that liberals were concerned about.

Speaker 20 These giant corporations just taking over.

Speaker 41 Now it seems like you're a conspiracy theory if you believe everything the left ever said prior to like 1999.

Speaker 89 Now they're no problem.

Speaker 15 Do you remember the flags with the corporations on the flag?

Speaker 18 And they're like, it's the United Corporations of America.

Speaker 13 Remember that?

Speaker 20 There are only three stars on that flag now:

Speaker 93 Google, Twitter,

Speaker 3 Facebook.

Speaker 76 They control so much of America.

Speaker 82 The hearing

Speaker 41 focused mainly on Dorsey and Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg.

Speaker 6 Mark Zuckerberg always comes off the way he's come off to me in person.

Speaker 64 It's like, I really want to help.

Speaker 56 I really don't.

Speaker 60 I just, this is wrong, isn't it, Senator?

Speaker 82 Man, can you just tell me what to do?

Speaker 16 I think Mark Zuckerberg is playing a longer game of

Speaker 98 Jack Dorsey being the jerk.

Speaker 53 Mark Zuckerberg is going to be the good guy that way he has a seat at the table to try to design you know some common sense regulations that's what's really going on here

Speaker 62 going into the 2020 election social media CEOs have been worried about a hack and leak data dump of hacked material that goes viral on their platforms like Gussifer 2.0 in 2016.

Speaker 68 Those were the Democratic National Committee numbers and emails.

Speaker 17 Facebook and Twitter nervous about an October surprise, a last-minute dump of leaked documents that had the potential to sway the election.

Speaker 20 Well, we got that, except they're not leaked documents.

Speaker 86 We have all kinds of documents. In fact, we have all kinds of witnesses that have the same documents.

Speaker 89 We know they're true.

Speaker 18 Nobody wants to report on them.

Speaker 89 And what does that say?

Speaker 74 That they hate Donald Trump so much that they will take somebody who, quite honestly

Speaker 82 you could make the case

Speaker 50 betrayed his country

Speaker 85 joe biden if this stuff is real and i believe we have enough evidence to maybe not convict i think we do but maybe not convict but there's at least at least a sh a grand jury would be convened if it was anybody else a grand jury would be convened and i believe they'd go to prison

Speaker 82 he betrayed the nation and nobody seems to care.

Speaker 29 I keep waiting for somebody to drop the hammer on these guys, but they're not going to drop the hammer on them.

Speaker 73 They're all getting too much money.

Speaker 11 I don't think Mike Lee and I don't think Ted Cruz are getting money, but too many people in Congress on both sides of the aisle are getting money from Google and Facebook and Twitter.

Speaker 83 And what they did, what they're talking about now is an extortion racket.

Speaker 87 Even Harpers said that.

Speaker 89 The left.

Speaker 79 Big tech extortion racket.

Speaker 62 Remarkably, the author compared the fight against big tech to the Boston Tea Party, which

Speaker 30 I understand and I think you're probably right, but I want to focus on something that John Tester said yesterday.

Speaker 16 He's from Montana.

Speaker 61 John Tester called big tech the unregulated wild west that needs to be dealt with.

Speaker 90 The problem is, first of all, I mean, most of it was babbling incoherently.

Speaker 85 I mean, it was, I had a better chance of understanding a full speech of Joe Biden than Tester yesterday.

Speaker 7 Made no sense.

Speaker 3 First of all, you're from the West. What are you talking about?

Speaker 96 The unregulated Wild West.

Speaker 61 People in the West like the fact that it's not regulated.

Speaker 56 But he was trying to make this sound like there's a, you know, there's, there's just shootouts all the time.

Speaker 18 You know what?

Speaker 93 The Wild West, if you remember, all of the stories of the Wild West were because there was one outlaw

Speaker 82 and no one could stand against them.

Speaker 76 There's one guy that has all of the money, all of the power, or he's just an outlaw with a big gang and no one can do anything about it.

Speaker 20 And he sets all of the rules and he suppresses and he hurts and he steals from everybody.

Speaker 29 And no one has the guts to take him on.

Speaker 32 It's It's high noon.

Speaker 60 Do you remember high noon? Listen to this.

Speaker 102 The judges left town, Harvey's quit, and I'm having trouble getting deputies. People got to talk themselves into law and order before they do anything about it.

Speaker 102 Maybe because down deep, they don't care. They just don't care.
I think you better go while there's still time.

Speaker 103 It's better for you, and it's better for us.

Speaker 104 Amy.

Speaker 58 I mean it.

Speaker 105 If you won't go with me now, I'll be on that train when it leaves here.

Speaker 102 I've got to stay. Why must you be so stupid, Will? Have you forgotten what he is? Have you forgotten what he's done to people? Have you forgotten that he's crazy?

Speaker 102 Don't you remember when he sat in that chair and said, You'll never hang me, I'll come back.

Speaker 104 I'll kill you, Will Kane.

Speaker 102 I swear it, I'll kill you.

Speaker 102 A terror-stricken town left him to face four killers

Speaker 102 single-handed, alone.

Speaker 106 That's what's happening:

Speaker 20 Jack Dorsey

Speaker 3 and Twitter, Zuckerberg and Facebook,

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Speaker 67 They're nothing but street gangs that have come to our town posing as a friend

Speaker 107 and now

Speaker 62 are trying to run our town, trying to tell us what we can believe in, what we can't believe in.

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Speaker 14 Well, not yet.

Speaker 71 Yeah. Not yet.

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Speaker 60 Right.

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Speaker 123 Pat and I have been lobbying

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Speaker 124 We called Craig Kitchen and said, what are you thinking?

Speaker 84 What are you thinking?

Speaker 30 I have been thinking, you know, where in the Radio Hall of Fame is my stuff going to be?

Speaker 62 And I figured out probably in the broom closet.

Speaker 14 If you're lucky. If I'm lucky, broom closet.

Speaker 70 Might be in the round receptacle in the broom closet.

Speaker 55 There is a physical Radio Hall of Fame, though, right?

Speaker 117 Yes.

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Speaker 14 I mean,

Speaker 59 people are featured like Bob Hope, and Ronald Reagan, and not to mention every radio legend, George Burns, Don Imos, Rush Limbaugh, Rush Limbaugh.

Speaker 71 Rush Limbaugh. Thank you.
Okay, all right.

Speaker 59 You know, I don't know why you'd be

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Speaker 58 And then Glenn. And me.

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Speaker 59 I mean, you're more of a guy. Longevity, right? You've been around for a long time.
They're like, we got to put him in. That's kind of, I think that was the decision-making process.
Is it really?

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Speaker 96 40-some years.

Speaker 123 A long time.

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Speaker 29 42 the same year.

Speaker 103 I was just three years older than you. Yeah.

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Speaker 59 We combined it into 90 seconds.

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Speaker 59 This is the best 90 seconds of Glenn Beck's career. No, I mean, this is actually, listen to this.
This is going back some of these Glenn and anything from like the really, really early years.

Speaker 59 Oh, there's some, yeah, there's some really early stuff in here.

Speaker 58 Excited.

Speaker 59 Looking back at the career of one Glenn Beck.

Speaker 58 WPGC.

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Speaker 104 970 WFLA. My name is Glenn Beck.

Speaker 58 Kick it.

Speaker 104 We started with humble beginnings.

Speaker 105 This morning's you with us, Glenn and Jake.

Speaker 104 It's the Glenn Beck Morning Show.

Speaker 122 Little did I know it would catch on.

Speaker 127 I think you are nuts.

Speaker 92 Tell you what, if I I give you $50, will you go away happy?

Speaker 104 There was a time when I first got on that. Everybody hated me, man.
Mr. Rush Limbaugh, Johnier Rudy Giuliani, how are you, sir? Bill 1.
Carl Rowe. Hello, Mr.
Vice President. How are you?

Speaker 128 John McCain.

Speaker 104 Let's say hello to Don Imos.

Speaker 104 It is Tuesday, September 11th, 2001.

Speaker 122 And we will talk and listen to each other, maybe in a way.

Speaker 122 That we haven't done for quite some time.

Speaker 58 How can you just sit there?

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Speaker 122 That's all about power and manipulation. Sniper on the list, did we tell ya?

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I think this guy's some sick freak.

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Speaker 104 Hopefully in a couple of years, you'll hear an old show of mine and you'll say, wow, it's just

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Speaker 104 And so will I.

Speaker 102 Thank you. Thank you.

Speaker 71 Wow.

Speaker 96 How long did that take to make?

Speaker 59 There's actual people who belong in the Hall of Fame.

Speaker 71 Yeah. Oh, my gosh.

Speaker 4 I can't even.

Speaker 11 I'm glad you didn't concentrate on anything from WPGC.

Speaker 19 I think there was a KUPY in there, which is like I was 13 years old.

Speaker 59 Oh, there's some, there were some really old.

Speaker 59 We had even more that had to be cut, cuts that had to be limited to 90 seconds. But, you know, like it's been pretty amazing.
An amazing run.

Speaker 59 When you go back through your career, all the different things that have happened, all the huge guests that you've had,

Speaker 59 it's amazing. I think if you was such an underachiever, and in reality, you've overachieved well past your time.
Well, there you go.

Speaker 27 The Hall of Fame is tonight, the induction ceremony, and you can hear it,

Speaker 132 the broadcast, at 7 p.m.

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Speaker 30 Also, it's going to be on Sirius XM, the Triumph channel, tonight at 7 p.m.

Speaker 81 Eastern Time.

Speaker 91 You want to play that on the Blaze?

Speaker 115 I read that out loud, but I don't know.

Speaker 29 We are playing it on the Blaze.

Speaker 121 Yes, we are playing it on Blaze Radio or Blaze Radio.

Speaker 115 So it'll be there.

Speaker 107 I don't know.

Speaker 29 this is, you know, this is my party.

Speaker 17 So I don't care.

Speaker 71 Don't cry if you want to.

Speaker 70 Yeah, and I didn't plan it.

Speaker 59 Do you think they canceled it so they didn't have to have a ceremony with you in person?

Speaker 71 I do.

Speaker 14 Yeah, it's screwed up. Because of COVID.

Speaker 20 I guess though, next year,

Speaker 113 everybody who's inducted is supposed to go next year to the big dinner.

Speaker 13 Oh, okay. But there won't be a big dinner.

Speaker 96 The world will be on fire by then.

Speaker 29 I mean, this will all be over and half of us will be dead.

Speaker 14 So that's happy. Yeah, well, I thought so.
I thought so. He's about as optimistic as he's been off the air, too.

Speaker 14 So, Pat,

Speaker 74 what are your thoughts on, you know, here we are just a,

Speaker 15 oh, my gosh.

Speaker 20 We are five days away

Speaker 20 from the fundamental transformation of the United States of America. That's today.
Yep. Five days away.

Speaker 58 Scary.

Speaker 20 It's scary.

Speaker 76 I'm trying to inject a little hope, though,

Speaker 124 into this madness every day just so we can survive it, just so we can be sane. And there's actually some things, you know, that lead you to believe that maybe there's hope.

Speaker 14 Okay. Okay.

Speaker 76 Let me give you a few headlines.

Speaker 13 Yes, yes, yes, yes.

Speaker 124 From 2016.

Speaker 80 Oh, boy.

Speaker 134 U.S. News and World Report.

Speaker 124 Seven reasons why Hillary Clinton's win over Donald Trump is a done deal.

Speaker 14 Oh, okay.

Speaker 14 Didn't work out very well for him.

Speaker 124 Also, this survey finds Hillary Clinton has, quote, more than a 99% chance, unquote, of winning election over Donald Trump. 99%.

Speaker 124 Well, they're saying 96% now.

Speaker 124 So she lost after a 99% chance.

Speaker 134 They were predicting she would have 312 electoral votes.

Speaker 124 She came up with 232.

Speaker 124 Then there was this from Reuters. Clinton has a 90% chance of winning,

Speaker 134 according to a Reuters Ipsos poll.

Speaker 124 And then another chance of winning graph.

Speaker 134 Hillary Clinton, this was the, I think this was Real Clear Politics overall average.

Speaker 124 Of all the polls together, Hillary Clinton had a 71.4% chance to 28.6 for Donald Trump.

Speaker 20 Did you read what Hillary Clinton said this week?

Speaker 60 I was born to be the president.

Speaker 87 She believes it's her birthright.

Speaker 98 She does.

Speaker 20 I was born to be the president, and that's what has made this so upsetting to me.

Speaker 60 Since when?

Speaker 76 Excuse me?

Speaker 124 Are we doing royalty now in the United States of America?

Speaker 20 I was born to be the greatest television star of all time, and it was taken from me.

Speaker 46 Oh my gosh, what kind of out-of-control egomaniac is that?

Speaker 59 One that isn't the president.

Speaker 14 That's the kind.

Speaker 58 Okay, I like that.

Speaker 135 We'll go there.

Speaker 118 Did you see one last thing I want to talk to you about?

Speaker 27 Did you see the Tucker video last night?

Speaker 98 Yeah,

Speaker 59 I saw it. You're talking about the one where they lost the...

Speaker 27 Yeah, can we play this real quick?

Speaker 20 This is the Tucker, the Hunter documents have vanished.

Speaker 106 This is from Tucker Carlson last night.

Speaker 105 There's always a lot going on that we don't have time to get to on the air, but there is something specific going on behind the scenes right now that we did feel we should tell you about.

Speaker 105 So on Monday of this week, we received from a source a collection of confidential documents related to the Biden family. We believe those documents are authentic, they're real, and they're damning.

Speaker 105 At the time we received them, my executive producer, Justin Wells, and I were in Los Angeles preparing to interview Tony Bobolinski about the Biden's business dealings in China, Ukraine, and other countries.

Speaker 105 So we texted a producer in New York and we asked him to send those documents to us in LA and he did that.

Speaker 105 So Monday afternoon of this week he shipped those documents overnight to California with a large national carrier, a brand name company that we've used, you've used countless times with never a single problem.

Speaker 105 But the Biden documents never arrived in Los Angeles. Tuesday morning, we received word from the shipping company that our package had been opened and the contents were missing.

Speaker 105 The documents had disappeared. Now to its credit, the company took this very seriously and immediately began a search.

Speaker 105 They traced the envelope from the moment our producers dropped it off in Manhattan on Monday all the way to 3.44 a.m. yesterday morning.

Speaker 105 That's when an employee at a sorting facility in another state noticed that our package was open and empty. Apparently it had been opened.

Speaker 105 So the company's security team interviewed every one of its employees who touched the envelope we sent. They searched the plane and the trucks that carried it.

Speaker 105 They went through the office in New York where our producer dropped that package off. They combed the entire cavernous sorting facility.

Speaker 105 They used pictures of what we had sent so that searchers would know what to look for. They went far and beyond, but they found nothing.
Those documents have vanished.

Speaker 105 As of tonight, the company has no idea and no working theory even.

Speaker 105 about what happened to this trove of materials, documents that are directly relevant to the presidential campaign just six days from now. We spoke to executives at that company a few hours ago.

Speaker 105 They seemed baffled and deeply bothered by this. And so are we.

Speaker 5 I'm going to comment on this in hour number three, but I wanted to get your thoughts.

Speaker 2 Did you, because I saw this last night and then I went online and I saw comments about it.

Speaker 49 And it's the stereotypical, you know, leftist stuff saying, because they didn't exist.

Speaker 3 You're just making this up, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.

Speaker 38 Any first thoughts on this?

Speaker 59 I mean, it's incredibly strange, right? I mean, obviously, some packages do get lost. They're not usually opened, though, and then the contents removed.
I don't know exactly what would happen.

Speaker 59 I mean, I assume they didn't write Tucker Carlson, Big Hunter documents inside on the outside of the envelope.

Speaker 59 So, I mean, unless,

Speaker 59 I mean, it's hard to know exactly what, if it made it all the way across the country till 3:44 a.m.

Speaker 117 the day before,

Speaker 59 someone would have had to know maybe the producer's name.

Speaker 59 And like, it's just a, it's a weird string of events that would lead to these things disappearing um but i i mean the if this if the documents if the uh company went through all the records and they could find it all the way here and this doesn't happen normally it is very very strange i assume please tell me they took pictures of the documents and still have them right i mean like they sell one copy they got copies i hope across the deal right that would be uh taken in the facility wouldn't you

Speaker 134 you would think there'd be video surveillance here's why i think this is absolutely real.

Speaker 42 Did you notice he didn't say UPS or Federal Express?

Speaker 59 He believes the company.

Speaker 9 He believes the company, and the company is upset about it.

Speaker 54 Otherwise, he would have named the company.

Speaker 118 He would have thrown them under the bus.

Speaker 58 He would have thrown them under the bus.

Speaker 35 And he believes that there's a chance that they will find out who did this.

Speaker 5 And

Speaker 5 I have some comments coming up in the third hour because my wife and I talked about it last night.

Speaker 73 She was like, come on.

Speaker 60 And I just reminded her of a few things.

Speaker 58 And she was like, oh, yeah.

Speaker 95 So I will comment on this on hour number three coming up.

Speaker 59 Turns out Tucker didn't call out the company, but Glenn did call out his wife.

Speaker 14 That's right.

Speaker 112 And I have her, I put her in a Federal Express bag.

Speaker 124 Now she's missing.

Speaker 16 Now she's missing.

Speaker 16 The bag.

Speaker 123 I got the bag.

Speaker 99 Wow, there are so many jokes in there.

Speaker 14 So

Speaker 20 let me just say this.

Speaker 62 You've made one of the classic blunders.

Speaker 18 Can you do this?

Speaker 18 You've made one of the classic blunders.

Speaker 15 Pat.

Speaker 20 Pat, give me your best Vincini.

Speaker 18 Best what? The best Vicini. You've made one of the classic blunders.

Speaker 14 You've made one of the classic blunders.

Speaker 13 That guy?

Speaker 91 Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Speaker 14 Yeah.

Speaker 14 The classic blunder is this. Is it never to have a land war in Asia?

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Speaker 14 Never get involved in an energy company's business in Asia. While smoking cracks.
Something.

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Speaker 5 And the Democrats have been sold out. and

Speaker 49 it's not the Democratic Party that

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Speaker 107 And we laid out how the change happened and what they really are planning on doing in the first 100 days with all of the evidence.

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Speaker 8 than most of our things that we ever put on YouTube, way overperformed.

Speaker 23 And then it just kind of stopped gathering steam. It's weird.

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Speaker 71 You're lies.

Speaker 130 I know, I know.

Speaker 7 There's a story from the Federalist about how many people in the GOP, in the

Speaker 79 institutional GOPers,

Speaker 10 want the GOP to go back to normal.

Speaker 30 And they think that it will go back to normal if Donald Trump leaves.

Speaker 38 I got news for you.

Speaker 20 The GOP is dead.

Speaker 8 The one that we know is dead.

Speaker 76 The fighters are not.

Speaker 5 The people who are fighting for the Constitution, but I think they're going to have to find a new party or it's going to have to transform.

Speaker 32 The Democrats,

Speaker 20 here's what happened.

Speaker 18 Listen, hope and change.

Speaker 63 What was that all about?

Speaker 29 During the Bush administration, endless wars.

Speaker 62 You wanted to be told the truth.

Speaker 121 you wanted transparency on what was really going on, right?

Speaker 90 And so Barack Obama won for a couple of reasons, historic election, and he promised hope and change.

Speaker 67 People defined that a little bit like they defined Joe Biden.

Speaker 20 Everybody, he's everything to everybody.

Speaker 61 It's not really about him.

Speaker 6 It's about something else.

Speaker 130 And same with Barack Obama in many ways with hope and change.

Speaker 20 I'll tell you how this all fell apart.

Speaker 29 Coming up, yet to come on today's show, Mike Lee comes up next.

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Speaker 26 There are two walls of fire that we have to make sure keep lit so those who want to destroy our Constitution cannot cross them.

Speaker 33 One of them is the presidency, the other is the Senate.

Speaker 38 If you lose both the House and the Senate, you got nothing.

Speaker 39 You got nothing.

Speaker 99 Sorry, not the House and the Senate, but the Presidency and the Senate. We must hold on to the presidency and the Senate.

Speaker 29 We're going to talk to Mike Lee about what the Senate has been up to,

Speaker 8 including what happened yesterday with the hearing on big tech censorship.

Speaker 20 This is

Speaker 50 so critically important,

Speaker 30 and I don't know how only one side seems to care about it.

Speaker 29 Mike Lee joins us in 60 seconds.

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Speaker 96 When you're playing a team sport, it is critical that you don't go out onto the court and try to win the game all by yourself.

Speaker 63 At least that's what people who watch sports tell me all the time.

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Speaker 33 Senator Mike Lee, one of the bulldogs yesterday as the senators were grilling the chief executives of Google, Facebook, and Twitter.

Speaker 118 Welcome to the program, Senator.

Speaker 126 Thank you, Glenn. It's good to be back on your show.

Speaker 53 So first of all, can we just, can I ask, are we going to hold the Senate?

Speaker 126 We are going to hold the Senate.

Speaker 126 I believe we're going to because I believe in Winston Churchill's words that the American people will do the right thing after they've exhausted every other alternative.

Speaker 126 There is no reasonable alternative that involves giving this thing over to the Democrats.

Speaker 126 When they promised to pack the court, when they have promised to add two states to keep a perpetual Democratic majority, when they promised to enact Green New Deal policies and decimate the fossil fuel industry.

Speaker 126 We can't allow that to happen. So look, I can't see the future, Glenn, but I can see that the future under Democratic control of the Senate is a dismal one and we're not going to accept it.

Speaker 85 And it's not just, it's not like the usual, hey, you can't let Harry Reid and Nancy Pelosi.

Speaker 20 This is,

Speaker 67 these are constitution busters.

Speaker 13 Are they not?

Speaker 126 Absolutely. They are constitution busters.
These are things that would do irreparable harm to our system of government. Take packing the court, for example, Glenn.

Speaker 126 It's not technically unconstitutional, but it would undo the constitutional fabric.

Speaker 126 It would completely decimate the way we undertake separation of powers in this country. It would become a political body more than it would be a judicial body.
And that's really tragic.

Speaker 64 If I'm not mistaken, FDR tried this, and he just wanted a rubber stamp for all of his New Deal policies.

Speaker 29 And only 34% of the Republicans or the Democrats back then stood against it.

Speaker 52 But it failed. They had control, but it failed.

Speaker 29 Do you see that kind of spirit at all in the Democratic Party of standing against it?

Speaker 69 No, no, no, I don't.

Speaker 126 I don't. And Glenn, here's the really upsetting part to me.
When FDR trotted this thing out in the fall of 1936 and then introduced the legislation in early 1937, yes, it technically failed. Yes,

Speaker 126 he technically didn't get it passed, but it ended up leaving a serious dent, made a tragic mark. It resulted in one of the four horsemen of the apocalypse switching sides, Justice Owen Roberts.

Speaker 126 And they were so scared by this thing that Owen Roberts started rubber stamping his New Deal-era legislation.

Speaker 126 And to this day, we're suffering under the consequences of a Supreme Court that basically relinquished its duty to draw a line between what the Congress has authority to enact under the Commerce Clause and what it doesn't.

Speaker 67 So they're also talking about Joe Biden said that

Speaker 30 we're not only just looking at that, we're also looking at other options, like the fact that we wouldn't mess with the lifetime appointment, but maybe we would switch Amy Coney Barrett to another court.

Speaker 14 What is that? Yeah,

Speaker 126 that's a simple word word for that. I think the word is unconstitutional.

Speaker 14 It doesn't work.

Speaker 126 That's too cute by half. And Joe needs to go back to dominoes in the basement of Delaware.

Speaker 126 This constitutional analysis

Speaker 126 while in the condition that he's in much of the time doesn't work. And that logic certainly doesn't work.

Speaker 121 Let me, could you explain to the American people why the Electoral College is so important?

Speaker 121 Okay.

Speaker 126 So we're not a direct

Speaker 129 democracy.

Speaker 126 We have embedded within our system certain mediating institutions that are there to make sure that we're not run by the mob.

Speaker 126 And so we have counter-majoritarian features, including things like the First Amendment and the Fifth Amendment, and including things like the Senate, where each state is equally represented, and where that equal representation among the states is also represented in the way our presidents are chosen.

Speaker 126 It's not a direct presidential election.

Speaker 126 If you get rid of the Electoral College, small states like mine become flyover country.

Speaker 126 They become almost irrelevant because all of a sudden everybody would spend all their time campaigning in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, and a couple of other cities. And that's it.

Speaker 126 That's all they would need to win a simple majority is to campaign in a few very major media markets.

Speaker 20 And why is that?

Speaker 30 Why is that so bad, Mike?

Speaker 8 I mean, that's where the majority of the people live.

Speaker 126 Yeah, it's bad because

Speaker 126 it overturns the fact that we are a constitutional federal republic.

Speaker 126 We're not simply a single nation.

Speaker 35 Yeah, but what does that really mean? I mean,

Speaker 91 we all live by majority rule.

Speaker 93 What's bad?

Speaker 103 What's wrong with majority rules?

Speaker 126 Well, majority rules is a terrible, terrible path to take because it always leads to tyranny. The founding fathers knew this, and so they sought to mediate at every step the implications of mob rule.

Speaker 93 Well, wait, majority rules on the Supreme Court.

Speaker 119 What's the difference?

Speaker 119 Yeah.

Speaker 126 First of all, the Supreme Court's not a policymaking body, at least for now, at least until Joe Biden gets into office and implements his court packing plan.

Speaker 126 It's not a political body. And so, yes, a majority rules among them, but among the citizenry generally, you need principles governing and you need local government governing.

Speaker 126 You get rid of the Electoral College. That is a very serious step toward us no longer being 50 semi-sovereign entities operating as one for limited purposes.

Speaker 111 Mike, let me switch to Deseret.com, which is so unbelievably pro-America and pro-Constitution,

Speaker 20 said, Senator Lee and other Republicans accuse tech companies of partisan censorship.

Speaker 109 We know that the Democrats did the opposite and said that's ridiculous.

Speaker 81 You're just living in a fantasy conspiratorial world if you believe that.

Speaker 120 Tell me what you think happened yesterday and did anything important happen

Speaker 10 when you had the CEOs of Google, Facebook, and Twitter sitting in front of you guys.

Speaker 126 Yeah, let me tell you what happened.

Speaker 126 I sat them down and I said, look,

Speaker 126 you're all acting as if this bias doesn't exist, and just as importantly, as if it swings both ways. They all are really fond of saying things like, you know,

Speaker 126 we've got our detractors on both sides of the aisle. Neither side's really happy with us.

Speaker 126 That's a sort of the progressives' way of pretending like they're not batting for the socialist team.

Speaker 126 And I said to them, okay, I want to ask all three of you, all three of you have told us, all three of you have said to the American people, on the record, we don't tip the scale for partisan ideological reasons or along political lines.

Speaker 126 Can you back that up?

Speaker 126 And can you give me a single instance of a high-profile conservative individual or entity who's been censored, meaning whose content has been disfavored, whose ad has been taken down, whose blog or website has been demonetized or has otherwise received negative adverse treatment from you.

Speaker 126 Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Facebook, couldn't come up with one. He said,

Speaker 126 we've got a whole lot of them on both sides of the aisle. And I said, I don't need to know all of them.
I need to know one from the top of your head.

Speaker 126 We can all think of probably dozens on the Republican side of the aisle. Most Americans can who have had that happen.
I just want one on the liberal side that that's happened to. Couldn't name one.

Speaker 126 Jack Dorsey, couldn't name one. Again, he tried the same technique as Zuckerberg.
Oh, there are lots. I'll get back to you.
And I said, no, I want one, and I want one right now.

Speaker 126 He couldn't give me one.

Speaker 126 Then we had Mr. Pakai from Google, who by that point had had two or three minutes, and I'm probably...

Speaker 126 I'm sure they probably passed him a note. He identified a couple of relatively obscure ones that I haven't heard of.
I haven't been able to verify yet. Otherwise, couldn't name any.

Speaker 126 And so

Speaker 126 my point there was you cannot claim publicly that you're even-handed and you're not waiting the scale and get continuously discriminate only against high-profile conservatives, Republicans, pro-life groups, and candidates.

Speaker 126 You can't do that. That in turn is at least incompatible with the spirit, if not also the letter, of Section 5 of the Federal Trade Commission Act.
And I think we need to look into that.

Speaker 10 So, Mike, I think it's important what you and particularly you and Senator Cruz did yesterday, you put them on notice, we're not going away, and we don't believe you.

Speaker 60 However,

Speaker 20 where is the teeth?

Speaker 70 When do the teeth actually bite into the meat?

Speaker 74 When is something going to be done?

Speaker 74 All right. So

Speaker 126 one of the most immediate direct ways that we could achieve action, we know that we don't have there's no 230 proposal that exists out there right now that we know would fix the problem or that comes anywhere close to having

Speaker 126 being able to pass in either House of Congress.

Speaker 126 I'm working on one.

Speaker 126 There are several other members who are working on their own. I have yet to see one that actually does the job.
It could happen.

Speaker 126 In the meantime, there are a few tools that we have at our disposal under existing law. One is Section 5 of the Federal Trade Commission Act that deals with

Speaker 126 deceptive, unfair trade practices. Another consists of our antitrust laws.
In some instances, one or more of these companies may have involved in antitrust violations.

Speaker 126 I held a hearing on this just a few weeks ago as chairman of the Senate Antitrust Subcommittee. And we've got ongoing investigations.

Speaker 126 We've got ongoing legal actions brought by the Department of Justice against Google on that front. So

Speaker 126 it's not as though we are unarmed currently, but

Speaker 126 we are looking for ways to update and modernize the law to make them more accountable. It's not necessarily easy to get anything passed in Congress right now, but we're going to try.

Speaker 11 If Donald Trump loses, God forbid,

Speaker 31 does this Hunter Biden stuff just go away?

Speaker 56 And have you looked at the documents yourself? And

Speaker 26 do you believe them

Speaker 10 to be verified?

Speaker 126 As to the Hunter Biden documents themselves,

Speaker 126 no one

Speaker 126 from the Biden campaign is saying these are not Hunter Biden's emails.

Speaker 126 If they are,

Speaker 126 then

Speaker 126 I want to be corrected. But to my knowledge, Glenn, not a single person connected to the Biden campaign has said these aren't real.

Speaker 126 Hunter Biden himself, to my knowledge, has not said they're not real. So there's not even an inference of their fraudulence at this point.

Speaker 126 There's not even a suggestion of that.

Speaker 126 As to your first question, if Joe Biden gets elected President of the United States, does this go away? Probably. Probably, yeah.

Speaker 126 Because

Speaker 126 I doubt that there is any federal office that would look at it at this point. I mean, it's gone away for this long.
The media hasn't covered it, with the exception of Fox News, Wall Street Journal,

Speaker 126 you,

Speaker 126 and a couple of other people out there. It's been crickets.

Speaker 126 It really is tragic, and yet the news media is not holding him to account for the fact that there are some very serious questions here, and he's dismissing it as if it were nothing.

Speaker 64 Well, it seems to be a problem, you know, when the police are bad, and I say that about the FBI and those investigating this. If the police are bad, there's no one to run to.

Speaker 30 And there seems to be a real problem in the Justice Department and FBI.

Speaker 30 Yes,

Speaker 126 there does. Look, I've been concerned for some time about the FBI.

Speaker 126 The

Speaker 126 leadership of Chris Wray has not brought clarity

Speaker 126 to the dark and murky deep state.

Speaker 126 And it needs to happen. I

Speaker 126 strongly suspect that there will be changes within the FBI leadership structure immediately after the election if President Trump wins. And I look forward to that.

Speaker 114 Thank you, Mike. I appreciate it.

Speaker 48 Senator Mike Lee from Utah.

Speaker 119 Thank you for guarding our Constitution.

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Speaker 23 You know, what's really frightening to me is

Speaker 64 how

Speaker 64 the left now

Speaker 72 views the average American.

Speaker 95 I don't think, and if this is you,

Speaker 30 you need to go back and check yourself.

Speaker 62 But those on the left, I'm not talking about Democrats, those on the left

Speaker 65 have no time or space for those who think differently.

Speaker 70 And

Speaker 29 they have just whipped everybody up into this frenzy to where they are talking about now,

Speaker 136 what do we do?

Speaker 3 How do we deal with these Republicans?

Speaker 34 What do you mean, how do you deal with these Republicans?

Speaker 133 What does that mean?

Speaker 37 We just can't let these Trump supporters just go.

Speaker 67 What are you talking about?

Speaker 91 Can you imagine if Donald Trump would have said that about Hillary Clinton supporters?

Speaker 13 What would be your option?

Speaker 70 What are you planning on doing?

Speaker 118 We are changing fundamentally to a banana republic.

Speaker 74 When one side wins, they have to wipe out everyone else.

Speaker 67 That's the problem with not accepting the results of an election.

Speaker 121 If the election is fair,

Speaker 30 If there's no funny business going on, if there's no cheating going on,

Speaker 60 well, then Americans accept that.

Speaker 59 Even if, I mean, honestly, even there's always some level of cheating in these events. Yeah.
And

Speaker 59 we have accepted elections before that

Speaker 71 you could totally.

Speaker 59 Yeah. I mean, you could totally look at and say there was massive fraud going on, massive shadiness.
What sets us apart, because everybody can always... have this qualifier at the end, right?

Speaker 59 Well, you know, look, I just think

Speaker 59 there was lots of fraud. That's what every dictator that loses says, right?

Speaker 59 We have to have a system that people have faith in, that people are

Speaker 59 treating correctly, that are not motivated to win at any costs and overrun all the rules to get their way.

Speaker 59 And we've accepted losses that I hated. I mean, you know, I think I wanted Barack Obama to be president of the United States.
I thought he was a terrible president. But we accepted it.

Speaker 59 Bill Clinton, we accepted it.

Speaker 59 It's been the opposite for Democrats. Every election in my adult life, they have lost, they have said was stolen from them.
Every single one of them.

Speaker 58 I don't know.

Speaker 59 How do you deal with a side of the aisle that acts this way?

Speaker 117 Oh, well,

Speaker 117 the Ohio voting machines were hacked.

Speaker 59 That was 2004. Oh, 2000 was well covered.
Yeah. Obviously.

Speaker 59 We saw it. We see it every single time they win.
I mean, they've spent the last four years telling us that Russia stole the election from Hillary Clinton.

Speaker 69 They're still telling us that, and they're saying new things about Russia.

Speaker 14 Yeah.

Speaker 62 This Hunter Biden thing is Russia.

Speaker 59 You can't take a side seriously when

Speaker 59 they go on television all the time and complain about how they're so worried Donald Trump won't leave the White House.

Speaker 59 Well, you know, you guys have complained about this every single election, every one of them. Every time you lose, you say it was unfair.

Speaker 14 Every time.

Speaker 59 You don't have a leg to stand on in this case.

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Speaker 63 Seth Dillon, may he live forever, is the CEO of the Babylon Bee,

Speaker 79 the world's most trusted, factually accurate news source.

Speaker 120 We have Seth on the phone with us now.

Speaker 100 Hello, Seth.

Speaker 126 Hi, Glenn. Thanks for having me on.

Speaker 14 You bet.

Speaker 30 So I think one of the funniest things, I mean, you guys are funny every single day, and I love what you do.

Speaker 71 Thank you.

Speaker 29 But one of the funniest things I've seen in a while, and it was because of the reaction, was

Speaker 20 the post.

Speaker 74 where you said, Senator Hirono demands that Amy Coney Barrett be weighed against a duck to see if she's a witch.

Speaker 18 And the quotes were all from Monty Python.

Speaker 70 I mean, it was really brilliant.

Speaker 18 And you had a picture of her in the committee hearing with a duck in a burlap bag next to her.

Speaker 115 And

Speaker 30 you were banned by Facebook.

Speaker 126 We were demonetized.

Speaker 16 Demonetized, yeah.

Speaker 126 They didn't take down our page, but they threatened us. Well, they didn't threaten.

Speaker 126 They penalized us with demonetization and said that this was an incitement to violence because there was a line in that article that said we must burn her.

Speaker 14 And anyone who

Speaker 14 has to walk.

Speaker 3 You can't just say that.

Speaker 53 You have to say the entire line.

Speaker 27 Do you have the entire line in front of me?

Speaker 101 Because I think I have it here someplace.

Speaker 77 We do.

Speaker 126 Do you want to read it?

Speaker 14 No, go ahead.

Speaker 58 Go ahead.

Speaker 58 I got to find it.

Speaker 126 Hold on one second.

Speaker 80 I just love this.

Speaker 57 I just love this line.

Speaker 58 I'm looking forward to it.

Speaker 126 Absolutely, absolutely absurd. Oh, she's a witch, all right.
Just look at her, said Senator Hirono. Just look at the way she's dressed and how she's so much prettier and smarter than us.

Speaker 126 I just know it. We must burn her.
I mean, it's just absolutely ridiculous.

Speaker 25 And the line about, I know, not only am I a senator, I know a few things about science.

Speaker 5 And

Speaker 61 wood floats, so do ducks.

Speaker 114 And so if she weighs the same weight as a duck,

Speaker 49 she can be burned because she's wood.

Speaker 29 I mean, it's great stuff.

Speaker 62 And and there's no way, there's no way anyone took that seriously.

Speaker 126 No, no, and this is, we've had this happen before where there's just stories that, I mean, if you remember what happened with CNN, the CNN story we did and Snopes fact-checking it,

Speaker 126 you know, we did, we did a piece about how CNN had bought an industrial washing machine to spin the news in before they published it. And it was just like, on the face of it, so absurd.

Speaker 126 Obviously, they're not going to spin it. Like, it doesn't even make sense.
It's just silly. It's just a silly joke about their bias and their agenda, right?

Speaker 126 But they fact-checked it, and Facebook threatened to penalize us for that because we were putting out misinformation.

Speaker 126 So it was a similar situation where, I mean, there are stories that we publish that

Speaker 126 are close enough to the truth. Reality, everything is believable today, right? So, I mean,

Speaker 126 it's very frequent that we'll become close to the truth and that we'll even

Speaker 126 prophesy the truth because these things come true all the time. But

Speaker 126 in these cases, these are two examples where we've had run-ins with Facebook, and these are the most outrageous stories you can imagine. And plus, this one, this is a common reference.
I mean, Money

Speaker 126 is a classic, popular film. So, you know, people who are reading this understand that this is a joke.

Speaker 20 So when you said to Facebook, well, hang on just a second, you allow

Speaker 29 leaders of Black Lives Matter to say, if we don't get our way, burn this system down.

Speaker 88 That's allowed.

Speaker 37 But

Speaker 48 this is a violation of your violence portion

Speaker 14 of your rules.

Speaker 126 Yeah, this is the point that I make. It's not that we're actually violating their community standards.
You know, they did apologize and reinstate us, whatever, if we may just think about it, but

Speaker 126 we're never actually violating their community standards, but they're always reaching to try to treat us as if we did. And my question is, and the question that they won't answer is, why?

Speaker 126 Why are they treating us that way? You know, there's plenty of other sites out there. There's movements, there's groups, there's groups that call for violence, promote violence.

Speaker 126 They consider violence a justified option instead of discourse. And we're just simply, we wake up every day, Glenn, in the morning.

Speaker 126 We look at the headlines and we think, what would be a funny take on that? What would be a funny take on that? And that's what we do. We go and write a funny...
you know,

Speaker 126 satirical take on the issues, whatever they are. So that's how, I mean, we have no ill intentions whatsoever.
But it goes beyond the social networks. You have media coverage of us, too.

Speaker 126 I don't know if you saw the piece in the New York Times recently. It was one more instance of them questioning our motives and saying,

Speaker 126 are they trying to misinform people under the guise of comedy? And this is how they circumvent Facebook's rules.

Speaker 74 Imagine saying that about NBC's Saturday Night Live, which I do believe is biased.

Speaker 46 But I just did, I don't watch it.

Speaker 31 If I don't like it, I don't watch it.

Speaker 126 Right, right. But it only, they say those things about us.
But I mean, look, you know, you've got a lot of political statements being made over at The Onion.

Speaker 126 The Onion is the most popular satire site that's on the other side of the aisle from us in terms of, you know, political meetings.

Speaker 126 And their motives are never questioned. They're just considered a funny satire site.

Speaker 126 And we see that all the time. The media's treatment, the media is silent on their stuff.

Speaker 126 And then the fact checks that are done of The Onion, which are fewer and further between than ours, are so friendly. They're with kid gloves.

Speaker 126 It's, oh, this is a satire site, the best satire site on the internet. It's funny stuff.
Just laugh at it. That's the way they handle those fact checks.
So

Speaker 126 we are certainly treated differently. There's double standards all over the place.
And I'm not sure how people don't see it.

Speaker 112 We're talking to Seth Dylan, the CEO of the Babylon B.

Speaker 20 So

Speaker 49 you won this.

Speaker 57 They remonetized you, but that doesn't help for the lost money and the lost exposure that

Speaker 64 you suffered during that time.

Speaker 49 My problem is

Speaker 29 with this system, you are guilty until you prove yourself innocent.

Speaker 62 Right.

Speaker 29 This flips American, the thought of American justice and fair play completely on her head.

Speaker 126 Well, I'd say, let me say it's even worse than that. It's worse than that because we are only out of Facebook jail because we have a platform.

Speaker 126 We are able to make noise. We have a huge following, a very vocal following that's loyal and devoted to us.

Speaker 126 We have reporters, people in the media, people like you that follow us on Twitter and Facebook and will talk about this stuff when we make people aware of it.

Speaker 126 So we're able to bring negative attention to Facebook's doorstep when they do this kind of stuff to us. But what about the little guys? What about people who don't have a large following?

Speaker 126 What about a small business who posts a blog article that was deemed an incitement to violence? And they get shut down. They have no recourse whatsoever.

Speaker 126 So they don't even have the opportunity to appeal or

Speaker 126 make noise or prove themselves innocent. So

Speaker 126 you need a platform in order to do that. We found that we're only successful.
In this case, this is a great example of this.

Speaker 126 We went through the formal channels of appealing with Facebook.

Speaker 126 They give you that option when this stuff happens. And the person who manually reviewed this article upheld the original ruling that it was an incitement to violence.

Speaker 126 So we got a firm no from Facebook. They said, no, you're demonetized until you fix this.
You've got to edit that article.

Speaker 126 And that's when we we went public with it and brought attention to it because that's just ridiculous. But we're fortunate enough to be in a position where we can do that, but not everybody is.

Speaker 126 How many people does this happen to? And they have no recourse.

Speaker 32 Well, they did this to me when, you know, when I was on Fox, I, you know, I, this show started as a comedy show.

Speaker 17 A lot of the stuff I do, you know, I've done in the past has been, you know, with a comedic bent to be able to make the point.

Speaker 30 They took everything that I did, took it out of context, made it seem like I really actually meant those things.

Speaker 25 And it was just not worth the hassle anymore, which is so damaging because I think they know the power of comedy.

Speaker 25 Yeah.

Speaker 126 Yeah, they do. It's a threat.
I mean, look, we love this quote from G.K. Chesterton.
It's a brilliant, he puts it brilliantly in the framing the effectiveness of humor.

Speaker 126 He said, humor can get in under the door while seriousness is still fumbling at the handle. And I love that because it's true.
I mean, humor is disarming.

Speaker 126 When you wrap a message in the package of humor, it's easier to deliver it. It's more easily received.
This stuff more easily goes viral, even on really controversial or heated topics.

Speaker 126 So, you know, when we're making our points really effectively using it, then yeah, they try to find ways to

Speaker 126 denigrate us, to smear us,

Speaker 126 to shut us up.

Speaker 126 And it's clearly, you know, a building of a predicate for censorship, in our view, and and certainly dangerous.

Speaker 23 Have you been following at all, the truth and reconciliation trials and committees, suggestions that the Democrats are seemingly wanting to pick up?

Speaker 132 Have you been following that?

Speaker 126 Truth and reconciliation, you're talking about identifying people after this election is over, you know, picking out these people who are problematic.

Speaker 129 Yes.

Speaker 96 Yes. Anybody in the media, you know, anybody.

Speaker 126 I've heard mentions of that, and you know, trying to build lists. This is not over, you know, we're going to come after you kind of stuff.
And a lot of that, I don't know how much of that is

Speaker 126 an empty threat, but I certainly wouldn't put it past them to think in those terms and try to do something like that.

Speaker 129 I think it's awful. Seth,

Speaker 30 I'll have my research team send you some information on this and their white papers on it.

Speaker 5 It's not an empty threat.

Speaker 110 The extreme left is really pushing for this.

Speaker 8 And

Speaker 87 that puts all of us,

Speaker 6 especially you, I don't know if you know who.

Speaker 70 Oh, shoot, what was his name?

Speaker 133 I can't remember now.

Speaker 64 He was the famous actor in Germany.

Speaker 118 He was probably the number one box office

Speaker 8 comedy actor.

Speaker 18 And he took on the

Speaker 69 Nazis for a long time, finally escaped

Speaker 33 because they shut him down.

Speaker 34 But he really thought he could get away with it.

Speaker 21 In the end,

Speaker 23 his his story is remarkable.

Speaker 54 Those people who

Speaker 19 don't appreciate the

Speaker 60 fact that they're not infallible,

Speaker 95 when they want to shut people up, they become very vindictive and they go after people who can rally or people that can make people laugh. Yep.

Speaker 126 Yeah, well, I mean, it's all the more reason for us to be more vocal, right?

Speaker 126 It's not that we relish this fight, you you know, that we enjoy it, but we certainly won't back down from it.

Speaker 77 That's for sure.

Speaker 65 Thank you so much. Yeah.

Speaker 97 Thank you. God bless you.

Speaker 126 Yeah. Thank you, Gwen.
You bet.

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Speaker 85 I want to play a cut from last night's Tucker Carlson show, which, by the way, pray for Tucker Carlson.

Speaker 47 Pray for him.

Speaker 38 Pray for his staff.

Speaker 13 He is one of the bravest people on television.

Speaker 32 I think he is, quite honestly.

Speaker 120 I know I'm going to leave somebody out on this, so I apologize in advance.

Speaker 36 But I think he's the only one on cable television actually telling the whole truth, the truth that you need to hear.

Speaker 25 He is, he's doing a fantastic job.

Speaker 62 Tucker and I are not, you know, I think we're friends now, but we were never, you know, close or anything else.

Speaker 30 And I think there was a time that Tucker didn't like me.

Speaker 59 That's most people went through that time with you.

Speaker 59 There's the defense.

Speaker 21 So anyway, you know, and I'm not saying this because I have anything to gain with Tucker.

Speaker 98 I just really respect the job he's doing right now.

Speaker 23 And I know what it is like to be in the position that he's in right now. It is a dangerous world that he is living in.

Speaker 58 I mean, there are booby traps all around him.

Speaker 80 So please pray for him and all others that are speaking the truth because it's going to get a lot more difficult should the president lose next week, which I am not willing to accept, but

Speaker 113 God's will be done.

Speaker 71 All right.

Speaker 10 Let me play what he said yesterday on television because it was pretty shocking.

Speaker 105 There's always a lot going on. that we don't have time to get to on the air, but there's something specific going on behind the scenes right now that we did feel we should tell you about.

Speaker 105 So on Monday of this week, we received from a source a collection of confidential documents related to the Biden family. We believe those documents are authentic, they're real, and they're damning.

Speaker 105 At the time we received them, my executive producer, Justin Wells, and I were in Los Angeles preparing to interview Tony Bobolinski about the Biden's business dealings in China, Ukraine, and other countries.

Speaker 105 So we texted a producer in New York and we asked him to send those documents to us in LA, and he did that.

Speaker 105 So Monday afternoon of this week, he shipped those documents overnight to California California with a large national carrier, a brand name company that we've used, you've used countless times with never a single problem.

Speaker 105 But the Biden documents never arrived in Los Angeles. Tuesday morning, we received word from the shipping company that our package had been opened and the contents were missing.

Speaker 105 The documents had disappeared. Now, to its credit, the company took this very seriously and immediately began a search.

Speaker 105 They traced the envelope from the moment our producers dropped it off in Manhattan on Monday all the way to 3.44 a.m. yesterday morning.

Speaker 105 That's when an employee at a sorting facility in another state noticed that our package was open and empty. Apparently it had been opened.

Speaker 105 So the company's security team interviewed every one of its employees who touched the envelope we sent. They searched the plane and the trucks that carried it.

Speaker 105 They went through the office in New York where our producer dropped that package off. They combed the entire cavernous sorting facility.

Speaker 105 They used pictures of what we had sent so that searchers would know what to look for. They went far and beyond, but they found nothing.
Those documents have vanished.

Speaker 105 As of tonight, the company has no idea and no working theory even about what happened to this trove of materials, documents that are directly relevant to the presidential campaign just six days from now.

Speaker 105 We spoke to executives at that company a few hours ago. They seemed baffled and deeply bothered by this.
And so are we.

Speaker 30 So I said to my wife last night, I said, did you see this?

Speaker 17 And she said what I think

Speaker 49 many Americans will think,

Speaker 109 and that is,

Speaker 49 they didn't make a copy.

Speaker 132 Why didn't they make a copy?

Speaker 95 Come on, wait a minute.

Speaker 136 You think that somebody was...

Speaker 113 I mean, how did somebody even know what was in there?

Speaker 56 So let me give you the conversation that I had with my wife last night.

Speaker 69 And that is this.

Speaker 53 We have sent

Speaker 107 her wedding ring, a diamond ring, through Federal Express.

Speaker 83 We have

Speaker 54 sent things of great value.

Speaker 95 I just bought some silver last, you know, what, a month ago, and it was shipped UPS.

Speaker 111 I've never had I've had packages not arrive, get lost, or late, but it's always arrived.

Speaker 18 And I've never had anything opened

Speaker 58 on the way.

Speaker 110 Has have you?

Speaker 100 Never.

Speaker 95 Never.

Speaker 20 So, as he said, it was opened.

Speaker 17 It was in one of their facilities and it was opened.

Speaker 133 Now, what did he have?

Speaker 38 A big Tucker Carlson sticker on it?

Speaker 29 Hey, top secret documents that might hurt Biden.

Speaker 65 Don't open this.

Speaker 133 No.

Speaker 30 Somebody had to know that package was on its way.

Speaker 31 The first thing I said to my wife last night, Do you not recall

Speaker 20 the night that you said to me

Speaker 79 dear god we're living we're living like a jason bourne movie

Speaker 64 when we were at fox

Speaker 100 said do you remember what that was like do you remember

Speaker 63 do you remember how many times we had our offices swept for bugs and not just because we thought somebody from the left was doing it yes they were going through our garbage.

Speaker 63 But not just because we worried about, you know, Soros kind of people,

Speaker 48 but because we also had credible reason to suspect that there would be someone that would want the information that we were going to go through and have and have it before we broadcast

Speaker 31 from the right.

Speaker 11 Well, why didn't they make a copy?

Speaker 111 How many people, honey, do you trust?

Speaker 76 Do you trust?

Speaker 31 My wife

Speaker 35 is not a conspiracy.

Speaker 114 She doesn't, I mean, honestly, she just,

Speaker 63 she's not impressed with politics, politicians, celebrities, money, fame, none of it.

Speaker 93 I am the luckiest man in the world because if she were, I'd be out of control.

Speaker 29 But she is not impressed with any of it.

Speaker 109 She doesn't like most of it.

Speaker 109 She is always the first to me to say, wait a minute, wait, wait.

Speaker 37 You think what's going to happen?

Speaker 79 She's a great check on me.

Speaker 88 She's my soulmate. She's my other half.

Speaker 50 We don't have people over at our house anymore.

Speaker 119 Anyone over to our house anymore.

Speaker 34 We don't have, we have

Speaker 135 probably

Speaker 107 maybe

Speaker 58 four people that we know

Speaker 38 that

Speaker 111 we trust that are that she will say they can come over.

Speaker 116 And

Speaker 62 we have many, I mean, everyone I've worked with, Stu,

Speaker 83 Sarah,

Speaker 29 she doesn't, it's not that she doesn't like people or doesn't trust individuals.

Speaker 37 She just no longer trusts people.

Speaker 23 And it's the worst thing that has happened to my wife because of what I do.

Speaker 84 It's the worst thing.

Speaker 107 And

Speaker 21 I try to say to her, honey, you got to separate.

Speaker 49 And she's...

Speaker 95 We've just been burned too many times, and she just doesn't want it around the family and in the house

Speaker 14 so

Speaker 53 if you are working exposing something as dynamic as

Speaker 32 this hunter biden story

Speaker 63 this is the most if the press knows it or they would allow it to be get

Speaker 49 they would they would follow up on it They would at least ask Biden, is that his laptop?

Speaker 41 Are these real?

Speaker 28 They won't even ask it.

Speaker 49 They know how damaging this is if they even recognize it.

Speaker 133 A good friend of mine

Speaker 21 who was there at one of my Jason Bourne moments

Speaker 56 and actually

Speaker 109 was, I mean, one of the guys that I've always thought was the sanest, calmest man I've ever met,

Speaker 53 encouraged me to do some things, to take precautions.

Speaker 76 And I went, Are you kidding me?

Speaker 8 And this is a guy who had been around Washington and been around the media a lot and was not a paranoid guy at all.

Speaker 21 I was shocked when he said this to me.

Speaker 109 And he said, after he suggested what he did, he said, Do you think the movies are all fiction?

Speaker 20 This stuff is real.

Speaker 106 It happens.

Speaker 82 What do you think Watergate was all about?

Speaker 93 We are so quick to accept things like

Speaker 78 aliens

Speaker 66 are flying around our world right now.

Speaker 42 We're so quick to...

Speaker 34 13% of the American public now believe that we didn't go to the moon.

Speaker 53 That's insanity.

Speaker 110 And yet when we know politics and billions of dollars are at stake, we refuse to believe that there might be somebody that is monitoring.

Speaker 23 He text messaged someone in his office.

Speaker 49 He text messaged,

Speaker 14 hello?

Speaker 87 That's on the servers.

Speaker 3 That's open.

Speaker 118 From somebody inside the building or outside the building.

Speaker 27 How many people would you trust with documents standing there at the Xerox machine copying them?

Speaker 115 Honestly, if it were me and I didn't trust the people that I work with, thank God I do, but I didn't know who would see it or where they would be in the building, I would honestly say, take this envelope and just put it into another envelope and send it to me.

Speaker 60 We're entering a different world

Speaker 65 and you're not going to recognize this world.

Speaker 83 Our FBI is compromised.

Speaker 38 Our government is compromised.

Speaker 116 And

Speaker 62 until somebody cleans it up,

Speaker 120 It's going to remain so.

Speaker 29 And they're going to call you a conspiracy theorist and everything else.

Speaker 67 Well, they're out in the open saying the kinds of things that they will do. They're out in the open.

Speaker 26 We're dealing with people now that will do whatever it takes.

Speaker 87 Pray for people like Tucker Carlson.

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Speaker 10 Don't forget to share with your friend last night's Wednesday night special the things that the left will do in the first 100 days of the Joe Biden administration.

Speaker 111 It is quite a list.

Speaker 69 And by the way, have you heard the latest on what they're saying now about Amy Coney

Speaker 112 Barrett?

Speaker 32 that if she doesn't, if she sits on the Supreme Court and doesn't recuse herself from the Pennsylvania

Speaker 38 court case, what court case in Pennsylvania?

Speaker 60 What are you talking about?

Speaker 31 If the Pennsylvania court case goes to her and

Speaker 79 there's a disagreement in Pennsylvania, if she doesn't recuse herself, The whole thing is illegitimate.

Speaker 59 Why would she recuse herself? That makes no sense.

Speaker 94 It makes no sense.

Speaker 107 None. At all.

Speaker 18 None whatsoever.

Speaker 59 Except for the fact that the left wants something, so therefore they say that's the only thing that can be done. Yes.
It's what they do all the time.

Speaker 59 They say when they want something, they say it's constitutional. When they want something else, they say it's unconstitutional.
That is their defining

Speaker 13 characteristic.

Speaker 42 When they want something, they say, listen to the Supreme Court.

Speaker 14 They just ruled on it because it rules in their favor.

Speaker 96 And when they don't,

Speaker 19 they don't like it.

Speaker 49 It was unjust and it's wrong and it's got to be changed.

Speaker 59 It's a safe thing to think about. Every time they say something, you shouldn't listen to it.

Speaker 58 But other than that, they're great.

Speaker 59 It's really worth your time to listen to their nonsensical arguments. You know, to hear Chuck Schumer go up in front of the Senate and say, this is the worst thing we've ever seen.

Speaker 59 They're forcing this justice through. I can't believe this.
After they said in 2016 that Merrick Garland couldn't go through, well, what did you say in 2016?

Speaker 59 Because I remember you quite clearly saying it should go through. So now you're disagreeing with yourself.
You never agreed to the standard that the Republicans were suggesting back then.

Speaker 59 You were on the complete opposite side of it. You were saying it was blatantly obvious that a president, they go for four years, not three years.
You said these things over and over and over again.

Speaker 59 And now you say the exact reverse and act as if no one else heard it.

Speaker 79 Last night I showed you

Speaker 40 on television this amazing thing, how they're saying, you know, because of what the Republicans did with the Supreme Court, with all of the things that they did with Amy Coney Barrett, it's just illegitimate and we have to pack the court.

Speaker 86 The problem is

Speaker 58 they came out and they were saying that and left-wing magazines and left-wing news sites were encouraging them to pack the court as the only way they could get things through if they win in the election.

Speaker 34 And they said the only way to do it is to pack the court.

Speaker 76 So this was out there.

Speaker 82 It had nothing to do with Amy Coney Barrett.

Speaker 20 It's exactly the same with Black Lives Matter.

Speaker 76 It had nothing to do with George Floyd.

Speaker 60 Nothing.

Speaker 42 They had already tried to start these things for years before.

Speaker 60 Black Lives Matter started in St.

Speaker 82 Louis.

Speaker 38 It started

Speaker 72 with, what's his name?

Speaker 17 That was,

Speaker 69 and they it started in the riots in Michael Brown?

Speaker 8 Yeah, Michael Brown.

Speaker 27 Yeah, it started with that riot and then they tried to do it a few other times and they just waited for the right opportunity.

Speaker 53 It's the same thing.

Speaker 60 They waited for Amy Coney Barrett.

Speaker 76 Yeah, I know they were pushing this before Ginsburg was even dead.

Speaker 46 Yep.

Speaker 59 I went back to, I was doing something on the Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville. Yeah.

Speaker 59 I think last week. And you go back and you look at the counter-protest groups, these peaceful protesters, guess who they were? The socialists, you know, Workers' Party, Antifa, Black Lives Matter.

Speaker 59 It was all the same groups that are doing it now in city after city after city after city. Unbelievable.
It was the same stuff.

Speaker 59 You know, like it's shocking that when they're around, things seem to burn to the ground quite frequently.

Speaker 28 Keep listening to us.

Speaker 22 You will be able to help your friends through the madness starting next week.

Speaker 37 We will keep you up to speed.

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Speaker 137 We're five days away from the

Speaker 28 possible fundamental transformation of the United States.

Speaker 128 We're five days away from fundamentally transforming the United States.

Speaker 44 Jeez.

Speaker 2 It was scary then, and we're five days away from it possibly happening now.

Speaker 81 The final chapter.

Speaker 8 It is important that you talk to your friends that still haven't made up their mind or are sitting on the fence or thinking, I can't vote for either of them.

Speaker 8 It's really, really important that they vote.

Speaker 131 Either a vote for the Constitution or a vote for something brand new that we haven't seen.

Speaker 53 We've seen some of it, and you have to take them seriously.

Speaker 64 You know, they're saying that they're not going to ban fracking, but they are.

Speaker 115 In fact, don't listen to me.

Speaker 103 Here they are in their own words.

Speaker 139 Said I oppose fracking. You said it on tape.
I did. Show the tape.

Speaker 140 I'm talking about stopping fracking as soon as we possibly can. I'm talking about telling the fossil fuel industry that they are going to stop destroying this planet.

Speaker 140 No ifs, buts, and maybes about it. I'm talking about some...

Speaker 139 I am not banning fracking. Let me say that again.
I am not banning fracking. No matter how many times Donald Trump lies about me.
I have a transition from the oil industry, yes.

Speaker 44 Oh,

Speaker 44 big statement.

Speaker 139 It is a big statement. Let me be clear.
No matter how many lies he tells, I am not, not, not banning fracking.

Speaker 58 Period. What about, say, stopping fracking and stopping the pipeline infrastructure?

Speaker 139 I'm not banning fracking in Pennsylvania or anywhere else.

Speaker 127 Would there be any place for fossil fuels, including coal and fracking, in a Biden administration?

Speaker 139 No,

Speaker 139 we would work it out. We would make sure it's eliminated and no more subsidies for either one of those, either any fossil fuel.

Speaker 83 Yeah, okay.

Speaker 100 So I think we're all clear.

Speaker 5 There is something going on in America, and it is a

Speaker 85 wake-up call for many people.

Speaker 41 And I think it started with Barack Obama.

Speaker 27 I think the hope and change that a lot of people, both Republican and

Speaker 41 Democrats, wanted, was a more transparent government, one that wasn't always bickering, one that could just do their job so we could do our job.

Speaker 62 Well, that didn't happen.

Speaker 17 And a lot of people were very upset with Barack Obama.

Speaker 4 It's why he's not drawing big crowds anymore and he's not, you know, a Greek god.

Speaker 72 Because his real support came from the Marxists and they wanted the fundamental transformation of America.

Speaker 26 He started it, but he didn't go far enough for them.

Speaker 79 The GOP,

Speaker 31 they didn't get it.

Speaker 8 Every time you would elect somebody new, we wanted hope and change too.

Speaker 34 Every time you'd elect somebody and the Tea Party went out, they would mock the Tea Party and then they would get the candidate and they would just bring him into their den of thieves.

Speaker 8 And they were not responding to the people.

Speaker 4 That's why Donald Trump is so successful on both sides.

Speaker 8 People that

Speaker 20 were voting for Barack Obama voted and will vote again for Donald Trump because they see him as the only guy who's actually standing up and at least taking on the political mobs, the media,

Speaker 98 the

Speaker 65 machine of the GOP and the machine of the DNC.

Speaker 34 He's willing to do it and they don't see anybody else doing it.

Speaker 79 And it is changing people's mind because it is actually changing people's lives, especially in the African-American community, but all over.

Speaker 17 I saw this great video series just this weekend.

Speaker 8 Prager U has done Stories of Us, and they are so important that each of us share them immediately today.

Speaker 7 I wanted to get a person that is kind of responsible for some of these, and her new video

Speaker 49 from Stories of Us is now up at Glenbeck.com.

Speaker 17 She's a manager to Candace Owens and a presenter for Prager U.

Speaker 98 And I wondered why, why I didn't hire her at some point.

Speaker 113 And it's because she's also a fitness coach.

Speaker 107 And we just can't have any of those around here.

Speaker 17 Gina Bontempo is with us now.

Speaker 70 Hi, Gina. How are you?

Speaker 127 I'm doing great. Thanks.
How are you, Glenn?

Speaker 14 Very good.

Speaker 2 So tell me about what Stories of Us

Speaker 8 are and why they're important.

Speaker 127 Sure.

Speaker 127 PragerU did this fantastic series called Stories of Us, where, you know, they just elevated personal stories of people who have realized the lunacy of the left, who have come face to face with what the radical left is really trying to accomplish in America.

Speaker 127 And we have seen the light, so to speak.

Speaker 127 So it's a series of people who tell their personal stories of how they were once liberal or leftist, or maybe even not necessarily even an Obama voter, but someone who identified as a liberal before.

Speaker 127 And the veil was sort of pulled back over the last three to four years with the rise of President Trump. And,

Speaker 127 you know, there's just, there's a shift happening right now.

Speaker 127 So the series is such a great representation of certain people, including myself, who have really come around and seen all the ways that the media has been lying to us, all the ways that we have been brainwashed and indoctrinated in higher education.

Speaker 127 I tell that. as part of my story as well.
As someone who went to college in graduate school, I left school truly hating America and hating the country that gave me and my family so many opportunities.

Speaker 127 So this series is really a testament to how people can change their minds once they see the light.

Speaker 34 I mean, you hated it so much, you moved.

Speaker 127 I did. I was on the road for almost three years, Glenn.
I was on the road internationally. I said to myself

Speaker 127 at the end of 2000, I believe it was 2014, I said to myself, I said, I'm out of here. Maybe it was even 2013.
I left. I went to Australia for a while.
I went to South America for a while.

Speaker 127 I jumped around from Peru to Bolivia to Chile.

Speaker 127 And, you know, what's funny is that I was in all these different countries and especially developing countries in South America and seeing how they lived. And

Speaker 127 actually down the line, what's funny is that all those experiences really helped me understand that the United States of America is truly the best country to live in.

Speaker 127 And it really brought me back to realize what a blessing it is to even be born in this country.

Speaker 37 So besides that, what was it that opened your eyes?

Speaker 17 What was it that

Speaker 92 started really making you say, wait,

Speaker 71 I'm wrong about all of this stuff?

Speaker 127 I was working as an editor and as a writer for mainstream media publications.

Speaker 127 A lot of digital publications that were geared towards women, you know, these lifestyle slash news hybrid publications are actually really the machine that's producing the most information that's being released to millennials and Gen Z.

Speaker 127 And I was working in that industry. And I realized after

Speaker 127 working full-time in the office day to day, seeing how editors and editorial directors will censor content. and how they will frame all of their content depending on clicks, views,

Speaker 127 because that's exactly how these companies make money, is that the advertisers will

Speaker 127 buy ads depending on how many clicks and views they get. And I watched day by day in the office how it was almost like a cult.

Speaker 127 If you were working in this industry, there was just no doubt that you were a leftist, you were liberal.

Speaker 127 And I actually had a coworker come up to me, this young lady, who said, she whispered to me, she said, I am terrified that our boss will find out that I'm a registered Republican.

Speaker 127 And all these little things bit by bit, and seeing how they would censor my own content and

Speaker 127 whether it had to do with culture and politics or whether it even had to do with health and fitness. And that really started to wake me up.

Speaker 127 And then early 2017, I watched a full full unedited speech of President Trump's. And in that second, I said to myself, we are being lied to.
And that's when it all started to change for me.

Speaker 41 You actually said or wrote 10 New Year's resolutions for people of color that they have for white people.

Speaker 58 That's right.

Speaker 126 I did write.

Speaker 14 And it's not. I did write that.

Speaker 46 Right.

Speaker 76 But that didn't come from you, right?

Speaker 127 No, no. This is actually a really

Speaker 127 interesting point that I like to tell people is that when you're an editor and a writer for these mainstream media publications, what the directors do is they give you a long list of posts and articles that they want you to write, right?

Speaker 127 Because they have very specific traffic goals that they need to hit every day and every week, every month.

Speaker 127 And so the list would be you know, just some of the most radical stuff I've ever seen, like, you know, 10 New Year's resolutions that intersectional feminists have for men everywhere.

Speaker 127 10 ways that cultural appropriation hurts everyone, especially minorities.

Speaker 127 You know, 10 ways that President Trump is causing mental illness in the United States of America. And these are the kinds of things that we were assigned and we were told to write.

Speaker 127 And we really, there was no choice in the matter. You either wrote this or you didn't have a job.

Speaker 34 So give me the chicken and the egg.

Speaker 97 If you're writing this because the editor says to, but the editor is only looking at what people are consuming, what they want,

Speaker 97 who's leading who?

Speaker 127 That is, that's the question. That's really the question.
And that's something that I found myself asking

Speaker 127 too.

Speaker 127 And the funny thing is, once you start to ask these questions in media, once you are a person who works in the industry and you start to just raise some questions to your director or your boss, whoever it might be, you're shut down very quickly.

Speaker 127 And I remember asking very specifically, there was one year at the last media company I worked for, they had a ton of layoffs. We weren't hitting traffic goals.
They had to lay up a ton of people.

Speaker 127 And they told us specifically,

Speaker 127 we're not going to spend any extra money, guys. We need to tighten up on everything.
And the next thing I knew, they hired an external team to come in and teach about unconscious bias and diversity.

Speaker 127 And I asked the question, I just posed the question. I thought we were supposed to cut back on unnecessary expenses.

Speaker 127 And I asked them, I said, how does this how does this unconscious bias workshop directly contribute to revenue growth in our company, directly contribute to ensuring that we don't have more layoffs in the company.

Speaker 127 And as soon as you start asking these questions,

Speaker 127 that's when they either tell you to shut up or leave.

Speaker 106 How important is this election?

Speaker 58 And can you believe that you are fighting for the exact opposite side you ever thought you would?

Speaker 127 Sometimes I wake up and I have to pinch myself because I did spend several years in the machine of higher education.

Speaker 127 And I know that people say this, I feel like people say it almost every election, but I do truly believe that this election is the most important that we have seen because it really is, we're at a crossroads where we're asking ourselves, do we want to preserve America?

Speaker 127 Do we want to preserve American ideals and values? Or do we want to create destruction and chaos and tear it all down? And

Speaker 9 a lot of women, especially in the suburbs, believe that that's what Donald Trump brings, is just nothing but chaos.

Speaker 127 They do believe that, and that's because of the content that they've been consuming and that the content that's been shoved down their throats for so many years.

Speaker 127 And that's really the sad thing.

Speaker 127 That's why I did the series of Prague or Youth, because I really wanted young women, especially to understand that we have been lied to so much, especially when it comes to President Trump, who objectively, when you look at his record, when you look at the fact that he was a billionaire who then decided to go into public service and work for free to serve our country, that's when you can really see that President Trump, he is the man who cares about America.

Speaker 127 He is the man who cares about law and order. And he's the man who's going to preserve American ideals and values.
And so that's why I say that this election really is the most important. And

Speaker 127 now is not the time to back down or

Speaker 127 be scared at these threats of being racist or sexist or misogynist, whatever it might be. Because at this point, the left is overplaying their hands, right?

Speaker 127 They're doubling down on the same thing they did four years ago. And I think people are really starting to wake up to it.

Speaker 129 I hope so, Gina.

Speaker 47 And thank you for helping that.

Speaker 10 I watched your video this weekend and I thought it was just tremendous and I retweeted it.

Speaker 114 It's PragerU, new series, Stories of Us, people who have been in the system and have spat themselves out because something's not quite right.

Speaker 58 I mean, you'll go down a wormhole or a rabbit hole of just watching one after another after another.

Speaker 95 They're very inspiring.

Speaker 53 And yours is available now at glennbeck.com.

Speaker 8 And I ask that you go down that rabbit hole and share as many of these as you possibly can.

Speaker 49 Thanks, Gina.

Speaker 95 I appreciate it.

Speaker 127 Great. Thanks so much, Glenn.

Speaker 14 Bye-bye. God bless.

Speaker 28 So, what is it you miss getting out and doing the most?

Speaker 70 And I don't mean getting out of the house these days.

Speaker 34 I mean, you know, what do you miss?

Speaker 60 Because pain keeps you from doing it, not Bill de Blasio.

Speaker 9 Of course, he is a pain, but that's a different thing.

Speaker 29 I love to paint.

Speaker 30 And if you happen to be watching this, I think you know I love to paint.

Speaker 26 It is a joy that I almost lost.

Speaker 30 I love to handwrite letters, and it's a joy that I almost lost because my hands were in so much pain all the time.

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Speaker 111 So what do you have to lose?

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Speaker 80 This is the Glimbeck program.

Speaker 4 Hey, tonight, don't miss the Radio Hall of Fame, the broadcast.

Speaker 29 Tonight at 7 p.m.

Speaker 57 Eastern, I'm being inducted into the Radio Hall of Fame and

Speaker 21 I'm excited to

Speaker 21 be associated with it and to be inducted in the Hall of Fame.

Speaker 71 It's quite an honor. But you can hear it on the iHeart iHeart Radio app.

Speaker 90 Just search for Radio Hall of Fame.

Speaker 57 You can also find it at Sirius XM on the Triumph channel and you can find it on the Blaze Radio Network if you are a Blaze subscriber.

Speaker 9 So that's tonight. Really cool.

Speaker 115 Yeah. Really cool.
Yeah.

Speaker 14 But if

Speaker 60 the Radio Hall of Fame was traded on the stock market, I think you would see a giant dip in

Speaker 106 its price.

Speaker 59 It is weird. I mean, you think starting your career a million years ago when you were, what, 13 years old?

Speaker 14 Yeah.

Speaker 117 Did you ever picture?

Speaker 108 No.

Speaker 39 You don't even think about that, though.

Speaker 8 You know?

Speaker 59 Yeah, you think about, I mean, obviously, you do spend a lot of time in radio thinking about your success and

Speaker 98 doing the shinko, but you don't think that's a good thing.

Speaker 28 And you never think, I mean, it's weird.

Speaker 56 I mean, Don Imus is one of the greatest broadcasters of all time, in my opinion, and an idol.

Speaker 64 And he's in the Radio Hall of Fame.

Speaker 29 You don't, when you're there, you don't feel, it kind of cheapens it.

Speaker 62 You know what I mean?

Speaker 71 You're kind of like, oh, well, if I'm in it, it can't be.

Speaker 58 It can't be that good.

Speaker 9 So anyway, that happens tonight.

Speaker 2 Don't forget

Speaker 21 our special that we did last night on the first hundred days of the Biden administration.

Speaker 57 You can find that on YouTube or on Blaze.

Speaker 29 And this afternoon or this evening, we will be releasing my podcast.

Speaker 8 I'm about to do it in here in a little while.

Speaker 39 My podcast, An Hour with Dave Rubin, talking about how serious is the left and what changes people's minds.

Speaker 43 This is the Glenn Beck program.