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I can't wait.

I can't wait.

I can't wait.

We've only got 60 seconds to wait for it, but that's too long.

I just want to say this before we begin.

These radical revolutionaries are the dumbest people I've ever seen.

First, they built a guillotine in front of the White House last night.

I mean, what more does America need to see?

Then afterwards, they attack Rand Paul.

A hundred radical revolutionaries, he said,

would have killed him if it wasn't for the police.

And you see the videotape of it, and they are going after him.

These people are absolute animals.

These anarchist, communist revolutionaries are animals, and

the choice in America has never been more clear.

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before i give you my full uh review of this let's just

Let's just start with the president's speech.

Let me just give you some clips.

We start with clip one.

We're going to go down the line here, guys.

Trump's speech, most important election.

Cut one.

So tonight I say to all Americans, this is the most important election in the history of our country.

There has never been such a difference between two parties or two individuals in ideology, philosophy, or vision.

than there is right now.

Our opponents believe that America is a depraved nation.

We want our sons and daughters to know the truth.

America is the greatest and most exceptional nation in the history of the world.

It is the most important election, and

I think I said in 2016, I'm not going to say that again,

because it's always been, you know, potato-potato.

This is a stark difference.

And that point was made for the last three days in ways I am shocked by.

I can't wait to tell you about things that actually personally I felt

coming up in just a minute.

So most important election, absolutely, this next election will decide.

And if it's not a route,

it may not decide.

We may go into, you know, an 1860 sort of

situation.

But there is a possibility this is a rout

because I think the Democrats are so out of step with the American people, and that will send a very loud message.

Now,

one of the best lines of the speech was this, cut to.

In the left's backward view,

they do not see America as the most free, just, and exceptional nation on earth.

Instead, they see a wicked nation that must be punished for its sins.

Our opponents say that redemption for you can only come from giving power to them.

This is a tired anthem spoken by every repressive movement throughout history.

But in this country, we don't look to career politicians for salvation.

In America, we don't turn to government.

to restore our souls.

We put our faith in Almighty God.

Again, the difference was

so strong.

Where they have denied God in their platform, where they cut God out of the Pledge of Allegiance.

The difference here is if you are a believer, there is a home for you.

And it doesn't matter.

I think everything was done in this convention not to just rally the base.

I think this was done to rally the Democrats who have lost their faith in their own party.

And it was allowing the base to be riled up because the base is not who the media says it is.

We're not right-wing extremists that hate black people and gays and everything else.

We're not those people.

And if we were,

you wouldn't have the reaction from the right that you're having right right now.

The right

loved this convention, loved it.

I don't know a single person who has actually watched it that hasn't said, oh my gosh, the message was so great and so uniting.

Did you notice, mainstream media and the Democratic Party, how many blackfaces there were?

How many people that were talking about being from humble roots?

Have you noticed how the right is cheering when you see Alice Johnson?

We're supposed to hate people, want people in jail all the time and no mercy.

Have you noticed?

I think this is so clear.

They did.

I don't know who produced this.

I'm guessing that it was Donald Trump and Ivanka were somebody,

somebody had discipline unlike I've ever seen, perhaps ever in television.

It was

from start to finish.

Now, let me give you the cardinal rule from Donald Trump last night.

Listen to this.

From the moment I left my former life behind, and it was a good life,

I have done nothing but fight for you.

I did what our political establishment never expected and could never forgive breaking the cardinal rule of Washington politics.

I kept my promise.

Really,

really, really, really good.

If you listened to his speech last night, it was the most humble speech.

Now, he did say a couple of things.

I can't remember what they were, but there were a couple of statements like, you know,

and I put the moon up there in the sky for you last night.

You know, there was a couple of things that were, you know, typical Donald Trump.

But this was the most humble speech I have heard from Donald Trump.

He used the word you far much, far, far more many times than me.

I think, at least, that was my impression.

He talked about you and we, we did this, we'll do it together.

Where in 16, it was all about I'm the only guy.

It was not.

This was a very we're in this together speech, which I thought was outstanding for him.

Here they are.

Here is the president in a very powerful

cancel culture section.

Our country wasn't built by cancel culture,

speech codes, and soul-crushing conformity.

We are not a nation of timid spirits.

We are a nation of fierce, proud, and independent American patriots.

We are a nation of pilgrims, pioneers, adventurers, explorers, and trailblazers who refuse to be tied down, held back, or in any way reined in.

Americans have steel in their spines, grit in their souls, and fire in their hearts.

There is no one like us on earth.

I want every child in America to know that you are part of the most exciting and incredible adventure in human history.

No matter where your family comes from, No matter your background in America, anyone can rise.

With hard work, devotion, and drive, you can reach any goal and achieve every ambition.

Our American ancestors sailed across the perilous ocean to build a new life on a new continent.

They braved the freezing winters, crossed the raging rivers, scaled the rocky peaks, trekked

the dangerous forests, and worked from dawn till dusk.

These pioneers didn't have money.

They didn't have fame,

but they had each other.

They loved their families.

They loved their country.

And they love their God.

Speechwriter was absolutely perfect for this.

Let me go to Trump's speech on Biden

defunding the police.

Listen to this.

The most dangerous aspect of the Biden platform is the attack on public safety.

The Biden-Bernie Manifesto calls for abolishing cash bail, immediately releasing 400,000 criminals onto the streets and into your neighborhoods.

When asked if he supports cutting police funding,

Joe Biden replied, yes, absolutely.

When Congresswoman Ilhan Omar

called the Minneapolis Police Department a cancer that is rotten to the root, Biden wouldn't disavow her support and reject her endorsement.

He proudly displayed it shortly later on his website,

displayed it in big letters.

Make no mistake, if you give power to Joe Biden, The radical left will defund police departments all across America.

They will pass federal legislation to reduce law enforcement nationwide.

They will make every city look like Democrat-run Portland, Oregon.

No one will be safe in Biden's America.

My administration will always stand with the men and women of law enforcement.

Another great line that came:

Next cut, please.

Joe Biden's agenda is

made in China.

My agenda is made in the USA.

That's great.

I love it.

I love it.

And then

one last clip, and you'll enjoy this if you are watching us on Blaze TV right now.

But the fireworks afterwards

were like nothing I've ever seen.

They, I mean, this is honestly, we have slipped through a wormhole.

This is the kind of production value I expect from the DNC.

They always get imagery and everything else, and they're very good at that.

And the Republicans have never been good at that.

This is what you get when you have somebody who has been in television and knows how to produce something.

This thing, image-wise, from start to finish, was rock solid, rock solid.

They didn't, shockingly enough,

play cool in the gang celebration.

That was the Democrats.

They didn't have little party poppers that they, you know, they pulled behind Joe Biden and throwing balloons where Donald Trump had to act surprised.

It was amazing.

And then the fireworks afterwards.

Split screen here.

These are the fireworks between the DNC and the RNC.

I mean, it is, the difference here was

like your backyard fireworks.

And I mean,

China invented fireworks and they were put to shame.

Disney, I've seen Disney do eight station fireworks.

So synchronized fireworks 360 degrees around you.

They did it for their 15th anniversary of the Magic Kingdom.

And it was,

I've never seen anything like it.

Disney was put to shame with the ending.

And then I loved it.

After the fireworks, they come out with Nesed Dorma,

the opera, the song.

They had an opera singer doing Nese Dorma.

If you were a liberal that always thought that Republicans were racist, were hicks, they only understood country music, they had no culture.

Your head popped last night.

You're just like,

you didn't know what to think because everything was turned upside down.

This convention and Donald Trump has fundamentally transformed in a positive way the Republican Party.

If this is the Republican Party,

And that is, this is how they're messaging with

gay people who aren't like, and we've got to have another mark.

Just gay people who are like, yeah, I'm gay and nobody here cares.

Now, let me tell you what's important.

You have African Americans who are not being talked down to.

If this is the Republican Party, there is no choice.

This is a new dawn.

And

I couldn't have done it any better.

I mean, I couldn't, there's nothing I can pick apart here.

Really, honestly.

Really, really well done.

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is Stu Brigier.

Hi, Glenn.

How are you?

Good.

How are you?

Good.

So you were a big fan of the event last night.

I don't know how you got that from what I just said.

It was

pretty overwhelming praise.

I also had a personal revelation last night.

I did a

tweet storm last night

because I was just feeling really

personally

horrible.

And I want to talk about that later.

Yeah, she should feel that way.

That's a good experience.

Yeah, thank you.

It's good that you're connecting with that finally.

Did you see, did you watch the whole thing?

I only, and I did this actually every night intentionally.

I watched the network coverage

so what i saw was what a lot of people saw yeah which was the big speeches and the the conversation in between uh which i thought was what was your impression of everything i you know i think i liked it i mean i thought it was good uh you know i did see bits and pieces online as well you know and dorn i thought was particularly powerful and dorn uh yeah was the most powerful.

But there were other you didn't see like the first guy who came up he was like first or second speaker right at the beginning, black guy, beard.

I don't even remember his name.

I guess he works for the president now.

But he talked about growing up in Cleveland and, you know, nobody believed in him and everything else.

And he had such a great

speech.

You know, I never considered becoming a Republican, never.

And that was over and over and over again.

And the Democrats who were on that were saying, look, I mean, I don't even recognize my party anymore.

Yeah.

I mean, it was really powerful.

Conventions are statements of strategy, right?

Yeah.

When watching the Democrats and Republicans back to back, you see what they're doing, right?

The Democrats, I think, quite clearly had a position of, we think we're ahead and we don't need to do anything to win this.

And Republicans were in a position of, we are trying to expand the amount of people who who

who should be on our side, right?

Like, you know, they made that case over and over again with minority voters and gay voters and female voters trying to communicate, hey, guys, all the stuff you're hearing in the media isn't true.

And it struck me as that the Democrats really are attempting essentially a rerun of Hillary Clinton.

I mean, Hillary Clinton's strategy was basically to say, Donald Trump's such a bad guy, a guy that you can't trust.

He's a terrible human being.

Therefore, by default, vote for me.

But added with, hey, all the chaos in the streets, we're cool.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Well,

that wasn't exactly Hillary's, obviously.

That was a different time.

But I I said adding with Biden right with Biden was the same sort of thing and it's like you kind of look at it and it's like well, why did Hillary lose?

Did she lose specifically because she's a horrible candidate?

It's very possible.

That's why she was just a uniquely bad candidate.

The other side of that though is did she lose because of this strategy, which Biden has taken and in some ways expanded on, right?

Where it's like, just focus on Trump.

We think you'll think he's a bad enough guy to not vote for him.

And instead of just not going to Wisconsin, we're not going to go anywhere.

That's an interesting approach to this.

That is

a risky approach.

They think that they can just essentially hide in a closet until November.

They're not going to be able to do it.

And they're not going to be.

They've got three nights.

They're going to have to get through at the very least.

It's not going to work.

And Kamala Harris last night came out and said, you know, if you think these riots are going to stop, even if Joe Biden is elected, they're not.

And they shouldn't.

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It's Friday, and Pat Gray joins us from Pat Gray Unleash, the podcast you can get wherever you find your podcast.

Pat, what do you think of the convention and the speech last night?

Loved the speech last night.

Yeah.

Loved it.

And, you know,

as soon as I was watching on Fox last night for the first time, and as soon as the speech ended, Chris Wallace and others started tearing him apart because I guess it wasn't loud enough for them or it wasn't rallying.

I was glad he was.

I was glad.

I liked his tone.

Yeah, when the audience, they did it once, they were like, woo.

And I was like, no, stop that.

Stop that.

And I think this was a definite outreach to independents.

He's already got the base secure.

Oh, my God.

Okay, so let's show that the independents that they've got a comfortable place where, you know,

he's not insane.

He's not out of control.

He's not what you think he is.

He's not what you've been told he is.

That's for darn sure.

Yeah.

And I think he accomplished that really well last night.

So I felt really, I was watching, I felt really guilty, really guilty about one thing in particular.

You know, I have no problem speaking out about the president's policies, and I have no problem saying in 2016, I don't think he's going to do any of those things

because I didn't think he would.

He had no record of actually believing any of these things.

And I said it, and I said at the time, if I'm wrong, I'll admit it.

And I have admitted that long ago as he started to fulfill those promises.

I was shocked by a lot of them.

But last night, all I could think of was when he called me when my dad died.

Do you remember what I said afterwards?

Said, he called me because he had heard my dad died because we had to leave the hotel.

I was was staying at a Trump hotel.

And he talked to me about my dad, and I hung up the phone and I said, he is running for president.

And I attributed the entire phone call to politics.

And in watching this week,

I think he is, I mean, I think he does not care about what he says about people in person.

I mean, you know, on stage or whatever.

He will call you anything and say anything.

He does not care.

But I think he is publicly like that.

And

I am afraid I have misjudged him.

I think privately.

You know, the thing with Alice Johnson, all of the stories that came out this week from people who were not political, they didn't know Donald Trump.

I think one of the most important things about the two conventions was, one, you had a guy in office for 47 years who now says he's going to do these things, and they had a bunch of people say, Look, I've known him for a long time and he's going to do those things.

Okay.

And they're asking you on Biden, Trust me, trust me, I know him.

The people that were speaking out about Donald Trump were the exact opposite.

I didn't know him.

I don't really know him.

But look at what he did.

And I think there's, it just rang true to me.

And I felt so bad about what I said, how I said things in 2016.

And I've been feeling this way for a couple of days during this convention.

And I just feel like I need to apologize to his children because I can't imagine.

I mean, I just had Donald Trump Jr.

on with us, and I can't imagine he acted like we were old friends.

I can't imagine they didn't have several conversations about me at the dinner table on some of the things that I said.

And I really regret it because I do think publicly,

Twitter and everything else, I think the guy is out of control and doesn't care, doesn't care, enjoys it.

But I think privately, he's a different guy because his children love him.

And I don't believe, like, for example, Ivanka is a psychopath.

And how is it Ivanka loves him and all of his children love him as much as they do if he's a a psychopath in real life.

He's not.

No.

He's not.

I don't think we ever said he was a psychopath.

No, no, no, I know, but people think he is because he just doesn't seem like he cares.

Yeah.

You know, he'll say anything, and it looks like he doesn't care.

I don't think that's.

I don't know that we said anything wrong during the campaign, frankly.

We disagreed with him on policy, mostly.

And because he, you know,

his track record was not one of a conservative.

And if I would have left it at, if I would have left it at politics, I think I would have been fine because I've already said I was wrong and I said I would say I was wrong.

But I

really went after his character and he can be targeted with his character.

And I think that's fair.

But I went after his character

personally and I think

I was really wrong on the level of, I think when it's personal,

And he's involved

one-on-one, he does care.

Oh, I think he does care.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And I, that's definitely the messaging I think that they wanted to get through.

Yeah, and it did.

And it worked.

And it's because it didn't, it felt real.

You know, none of this felt staged or phony or not at all.

You know, none of it seemed like, okay, we're reaching out to the black people again.

It didn't feel that way.

No, because

it was black people who were saying, look, I love this guy.

Right.

And this guy is going to take us to the next level.

The Democrats haven't.

Yeah.

And like he said last night, I've done more for blacks in three years than Joe Biden's done in 47.

Yeah.

And it's true by a lot.

It is true.

It is.

I mean, what you saw, I didn't know about the, you know, the funding of the, you know, the, the black colleges.

I didn't, I just didn't know all of the things.

Did you watch it from the beginning?

It was a good list of stuff.

You had a speech?

No, no, no.

The whole convention last night?

Most of it.

I fell asleep at one point.

All right.

So I started watching it from the beginning, and I was just watching the raw AP feed.

And so I didn't hear any of the commentary, and I I saw everything that was on stage.

They opened up with a couple of people,

both African-Americans.

One was like, look, I grew up in really a bad section of town.

I never even thought about a Republican.

And he now works for the president and was so full of joy.

It was an amazing testimony.

Then this woman in Houston who said,

two years ago, I was homeless.

Yeah.

Did you see that?

Yes.

Is that powerful.

Very powerful.

And the way she ended it and saying, look, don't let anyone tell you you can't do it.

Yeah, she was.

I'm closing on a new house at the end of the month.

Yeah.

I mean, it was great.

It was because of one of his programs.

Right.

And the other thing I thought was great was that montage they did of actual people who have changed from Democrat to Republican.

Yeah.

And especially the Democratic socialist.

Oh, my God.

Who said she's going to vote for Trump this time?

That was powerful, too.

And the skinny white kid with the big

holes in his ears.

Yeah.

He is, he would not be pegged as a Republican ever.

And he was like, you know, I have never voted for a Republican, but I was living in my apartment, I think, in New York, and he said,

you know, I was talking to this neighbor who is black, and I said, you know, what do you do?

Or whatever.

And she said, I'm in the system.

And he said, I just realized everything that I thought I was for traps people.

It just traps them.

You know, it was.

Did you guys see the Richard Grinnell thing?

Yes.

Yeah.

And it was last night.

Yeah.

Or excuse me, two nights ago.

Yeah.

Where he was basically making the case as Donald Trump is the most pro-gay rights president ever.

And it's interesting.

I mean, we've been talking about that since the beginning.

He's always been kind of friendly to gay rights, I think.

And the only one to ever be elected in favor of gay marriage.

Yeah.

But it was a power.

They're reaching out to these groups, and they're not all consistent.

This bashing of the 1994 crime bill, which is a very

standard thing now that Republicans are doing, was something wildly supported by Republicans at the time.

Being tough on crime, it was a law and order bill.

And now at the same time, he's making this case for law and order, he's also kind of making the case against the crime bill because Biden voted for it.

It's an interesting thing to try to pull off.

I think the same thing goes with, you know, they did it with gay voters, I thought, very well.

When you outline everything that he

has done and has supported over the years, there's a very important,

I think, successful outreach to gay voters who would not normally consider a Republican.

Well, I think you can talk about it because you are the gay character on the show.

I'm the gay character, right?

This was the most important part they can mention to me.

But you know, I think the thing is, is the most important thing is, is that I don't know anybody who had a part problem with any of that stuff.

I don't know a single conservative that this was the true representation of the Republican Party.

Anybody say, hey, Richard Grinnell shouldn't be speaking, he's gay.

No.

Nobody said that.

The interesting dynamic as a party, just as an observer here, right,

is that all the things that he was, that Grinnell was hitting Biden on were things overwhelmingly supported by Republicans at the time.

So, but here.

They were overwhelmed.

They were saying, like, oh, well, he was really, you know, Joe Biden was really late to gay marriage.

Okay, so wait a minute.

It was one of the arguments.

I understand that as an outreach political tactic.

It is an interest.

Look, the parties are.

It's different.

I I think you're missing something.

What you're missing is we weren't talking about gay marriage last night.

This convention was not about

policies.

It was about the human and American heart.

We can disagree on policies, but we don't hate each other.

Yeah, and that's one thing I think

the bar was in.

That's so

for Trump because of how evil he's treated in the media all the time.

He's the worst guy ever.

He's a racist.

He hates gays.

He hates Jews.

He hates everybody.

So just showing that the guy legitimately cares about people and has empathy for people and has treated people nicely and has people like Richard Grinnell, who he's supposedly supposed to hate, who he's been elevated to roles never achieved by any gay person in history in the United States, at least outwardly.

That is an important message, I think, to get out to people.

There is no way you could walk away.

If you watched this convention and listened, there is no way you you could walk away and say that is a racist guy, a racist party, a gay bashing, gay hating, you know, homosexual,

xenophobic party.

There's no, there's no way you could walk away unless you just didn't believe it.

And which, by the way, a lot of people, you know, you watch the mainstream media reaction to it, and it's just so predictable.

You know, they were bringing out like, you know, look, yes, he says this, this, and this, but, but, but look, I mean, even big reporters were doing it after this.

I think that, particularly the one with Grinnell for whatever reason, really got under the skin of reporters who don't want to lose, you know, they don't want to lose that ground.

They don't want to lose the, we're the pro-gay party crowd.

They don't want to lose the, we're the only ones African Americans are allowed to vote for.

Those sorts of things are really offensive and get really under the skin of not just the Democrats, but the media in general.

They knew it.

That's why they did it.

Oh, yeah.

And they did it.

That's one of the reasons they did it.

Politically effective, I think.

I love some of the little shots, the little poke-em-with pickle forks things that Trump did during the speech last night that you know drove them out of their minds.

Out of their minds.

You know, one of the things that drove them out of their minds, and I just, I have no problem.

As a historian, you know,

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And I just, I thought it was, it's going to change the GOP and change the course of that political party I hope for a very long time.

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He was one of the speakers at the GOP convention, and he had a few words for Joe Biden saying, if you don't vote for me, you ain't black.

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Amazing guy, and I just love him.

And it's an honor to have you on the phone again, Clarence.

How are you?

Good morning, Glenn.

Long time no see.

I know, I know.

I have been thinking about you a lot lately before the GOP convention because you actually were part of these protests in the 60s that mattered.

And I know at the time there was a real, a lot of people were angry with Martin Luther King because he said, peace.

You know, we are going to be peaceful.

Take the beating.

And there were a lot of people that didn't want to do that.

They wanted to fight back.

And look where we are now.

I mean, this is Malcolm X.

If we're lucky, what's happening on the street.

But it's not usually black people.

It seems to be a bunch of white people saying it there for black people.

Well, you know, it's amazing,

Glenn, because we need to understand that violence begets violence.

And we have,

people are talking about systemic racism.

We have systemic corruption going on in this country.

And we need to realize and recognize what's going on.

With all of our imperfections, we are the greatest country in the world, the light that shines on a hill.

And I'm hoping that people will reckon with that and find their place in America where they can be successful and help us as a society to be

that

place that people can feel like they can come to and have the opportunity that America offers.

And so what they're doing now is that they're taking away, it's not, the idea is not to tear down, it's to build up.

If it's buildings, if it's relationships or whatever,

in the words of Dr.

King, unless we learn to live together brothers, we'll perish together as food.

And I am very concerned that people are caught up in these movements and they don't know what kind of movement it is.

For me, there are two kinds of movements.

One is the agenda-driven movement, where we're being oppressed back to King George III, and then there's the principle-driven movement where we're continually defending our freedom, such as your radio show.

You're continually doing that, and you get exercise for it, but you continue to go on.

And we have to do those kinds of things and to stand up for what is right for ourselves and for our children and grandchildren is coming up behind us.

So, Clarence,

how do you

say to Democrats that are listening to, and I think they know it in their heart, who are listening to the press and to the political leaders saying these are peaceful protests?

Some of them may have been during the day at the beginning.

I think there were lots of them,

but they degenerated, and it's not even,

I don't think this has anything to do with black people any anymore.

This is all about revolution and anarchy.

What do you say to break through to those people that are it is and and and and what we have to realize is that we are a country of laws

We have chosen to allow ourselves to be governed by the rule of law and not the rule of man and so therefore when these situations come up we have a judicial system, a court system where we bring these things to the forefront and let it be decided in the court system, not

the judicial court system, and not the court of public opinion, where we become mob rude and becomes dangerous for everybody.

If we're not careful, you have people riding around, everybody saying, I have to take the law into myself because nobody's going to help me.

For example, when you talk about the police,

if they're not there, then what happens, especially in your urban communities, where

I lived in New York back in the 60s in Harlem.

And

even at that time, when it's different than now, you know, one of the things that people would do when something came up, what do you do?

You call the police.

Because you got people in this country right now that are apprehensive about coming out of their own house.

They're not bothering anybody.

They're not wanting to participate in any protests or anything like that.

They just want to be left alone.

But these people here are jumping on old folks, whoever gets in their way.

I was just in, I'm still in D.C.

right now, and I was at the President's president's acceptance speech, and I saw a picture.

I didn't see it, but I ran Paul.

They were all around him.

We went in a different direction.

So we had just got through with having an acceptance speech, not bothering anybody, but all of a sudden they want to come in.

These people want to come in and destroy all these things that we've worked for in this country.

And it's time, it has to stop at this point.

And I fault the powers that be that are not doing anything about it because when it turns into violence, then there's an order.

We have to stop that.

And peaceful protests are one thing.

But when you change it over to violence, then

something has to change.

And so I am continually going across America talking about what we need to do to unite ourselves and not divide ourselves.

What's the biggest thing we need to do, Clarence?

What is the ⁇ I mean, you lived at a time where when you stepped up to that

lunch counter in Greensboro, what were the possibilities of what was going to happen to you?

Did you think at the time?

The possibilities were I could have come out of there in a vertical position,

going to jail and handcuffs.

I could have come out of there in a prone position, going to the hospital, to the morgue.

And I reflected back on it in that the movie is

Braveheart, which says every man dies and not every man lives.

And so the solution for me is that this thing has to be done by we, the people, and not they, the government.

We cannot continue to allow 535 people to tell 320 million plus people what they should or should not do.

It is based on, we, when Thomas Jefferson said that America is an idea in the minds of men, people really don't know what that meant.

He said that America should always go by the choices that we make and it should be done at the polls of the election.

Let us decide what kind of country we want to live in.

And we have all these things that people vote for.

And then we got some elected official or somebody that's appointed that wants to come in and change it.

For example, the definition of marriage.

In North Carolina, 66% of the voters decided it would be based on traditional marriage.

But some judge, I think it was up in Anneboro or Asheville, voted it was a case brought before him, and he decided it should not be that.

And so we're in this quack right where we're in right now.

So it's we, the people, have to come back and start to have meetings.

And some of the people are sitting in office right now in the Democratic Party, for example, which is so far removed from reality, they must must be removed.

And who, even if it's somebody in the Republican Party, the same thing, they need to be voted out and have people come in and understand.

For example, I take a guy like yourself, non-political, but you know what's going on in America.

You would be served better by a person like myself or you that really has a handle on what's going on in America and really go and serve the people.

So we got to find those kind of people to vote into our

elected system and run and

serve this country.

And we have have to do a better job of vetting our politicians before they get in office.

Because a politician or a dime of dozens of leaders are priceless.

That's what Donald Trump is to me, a roughly human man, but he gets things done.

And I feel as though we saw the side of Donald Trump that nobody wants us to see, that side that actually privately, I mean, he could say a lot of things on Twitter and say a lot of things in speeches, but he obviously cares

and obviously has made, I mean, the Alice Johnson thing, I mean,

the things that he's doing, you don't do unless you actually care.

You know, the way he's handled these things.

And I thought the GOP convention showed the Republicans or the conservatives

for who they really are through actions.

You know,

this was an unbelievable outreach to the African-American community, and it wasn't pandering.

Did you feel there was any pandering to anybody at any time in this convention?

No,

I give you an example.

I had a chance last night to beat Vernon Johnson,

the guy that's a Democrat out of Georgia that spoke and said he was going to vote for Donald Trump.

Tremendous guy that his eyes have opened up to see what the party is doing because I was a Democrat long enough been a Republican, but when my eyes were opened up, then I knew the direction I needed to go in.

So there was total sincerity there.

People caring about each other, wanting to get something done.

It was such a peaceful situation going on there last night.

People were standing up cheering.

It looked like America.

And it brought me back to what America is like.

This week has shown all the people that saw it on TV or saw it wherever have seen what America looks like and what this country has been founded on.

People striving to become successful.

People looking for the opportunities that America offers.

Because

you see, Glenn, there is a formula for success in America, but most people are concentrating on looking at somebody else, comparing rather than competing.

And the formula is a free market capitalistic system, which a lot of Democrats have used, and now they're talking about socialism.

You got

Bernie Sanders, how do he use money?

I mean, through the free market capitalistic system, but he's espousing socialism, which leads to communism.

And that's not the way that this country works.

I am so glad to talk to you every time we get a chance to talk.

It has been too long, Clarence.

Thank you so much.

You're quite welcome, Gwen.

And I look forward to the next time we meet.

You got it.

God bless.

Clarence Henderson, civil rights activist, the guy

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they are,

it's,

I mean, I think only Donald Trump could have exposed them this much because

they went insane.

And so now we see who they really are

in an interview yesterday Joe Biden tried to make the case that the riots and the looting and the violence in Wisconsin is a result of Donald Trump's America and I want to quote what he said these are not images from some imagined Joe Biden's America in the future these are images from Donald Trump's America today the violence we're witnessing is happening under Donald Trump not me it's getting worse and we know why yeah we do and Joe this is a weird I mean I understand why they have to attempt this

bit of gymnastics.

This isn't Joe Biden's

imagination of the future.

This is a look back in the past.

This happened in Barack Obama's America with Joe standing at his side.

Does anybody remember in 2014, a little place called Ferguson?

Remember the riots in the streets in Ferguson?

Yeah.

What did that give birth to?

Oh, yeah, I remember.

The Marxist organization, Black Lives Matter.

You gave birth to this.

Your own vice presidential candidate yesterday said in an interview, these riots are, she didn't use the riot, she said protests, but riots.

These riots aren't going to stop if Joe Biden wins, nor should they.

They are all in with these people.

Yeah,

that's really interesting.

Of course, this is obviously not the way Trump would want to handle these cities.

He's respecting the lines of the federal government's power.

And I can't believe it.

Yeah, no,

it was the last, I mean, you know, because we had very strong conversations off the air in the last year.

I've said

he has proven himself every, you know, in these situations, while I might disagree with some of his policies here and there, he is, you know, he's holding the line.

And I said, but you watch, a crisis is coming.

And if there's a crisis, this guy will become the biggest FDR.

I'm just, that's my last fear.

That's the last box that I have to check off.

They've been begging him.

They've been begging him to do it

to take control and violate the Constitution.

Yeah.

And he hasn't done it.

And it's, yeah,

he has not.

And I think he couldn't.

I don't think he should.

But I think, like, in this idea of like, if Donald Trump were king, he would not, he would, these

democratic cities would not be run like like this, right?

So you can't, this Biden point is BS.

The other thing, too, is the Black Lives Matter thing was interesting in that after George Floyd, it really turned into a, even though we were critical of the organization and there were conservative critiques about it, but it was generally a unifying concept.

People were like, Black Lives Do Matter.

You know, and there are people saying, well, all lives matter too, but yeah, of course, Black Lives Matter.

And we all agree with the actual sentence, of course, or the phrase, Black Lives Matter.

But at the time, it went up to about plus 25 in favorability of the group.

This is in, I think it was plus 28 nationally,

in Wisconsin specifically, plus 25.

They released a new poll about Black Lives Matter.

This is before Kenosha.

So this is not because they're reacting to Kenosha.

The new poll came out, and they were even.

Went from plus 25 to zero in two months.

And they were plus 75, weren't they?

At one point,

towards the beginning, they had 75% approval.

So that's different than plus.

So plus would be like, if

zero is 48% favorability, 48% unfavorability.

That's where it is currently.

They were 25 points in the positive a couple of months ago.

In the same poll where they're split, police are plus 63.

So this is, we a lot of times get into these worlds where we let the media control what we feel the country is is is really saying.

They're not saying defund the police, man.

And the Republicans were smart to continue to point that out because if they're going to allow and not denounce the defund the police

side of this argument, the riots, and you've seen Biden give lip service to it a couple times recently because he's seeing these poll results.

But if they're not going to do that, there's a huge opening here for Republicans to say, we're the party that's going to keep the people, the police, on the streets to stop your building from burning.

This is the conversation I wanted to have in 2016.

That's why I wanted Ted Cruz and Bernie Sanders.

Right, right.

Because I wanted a clear-cut case.

We now have a clear-cut case.

Guys,

they are going to end capitalism.

Their own words, they're going to end capitalism as we know it.

They are going to defund the police.

It's a radical transformation into something we are not.

Or we're going to hold up the American heart and say we don't have to agree on everything.

We don't even have to agree on policies, but we have to agree that this is a good place to live.

We've got it pretty sweet.

We've got some problems and we can fix them.

We're not going to shut each other down.

I mean, it's a clear, clear choice.

And I think the clearest choice in my lifetime.

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Today is 8-2820.

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We were all together

in Washington, D.C.

for restoring honor.

A decade ago.

A decade.

Oh, my God.

A decade ago.

That's insanity.

And

I wondered if this ever made a difference to anybody.

And I think, you know, what I said on stage on that day is, it may not be us.

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is a young kid.

It might be the next George Washington that will remember this day.

Well, one of those young kids, not a young kid anymore.

His name is Curtis Hauck.

He's the managing editor of Newsbusters, and I didn't know that he was at 828 until just about five minutes ago.

Curtis, welcome to the program.

How are you?

Good to be with you, Glenn.

Again, yeah, it is an honor.

And

yeah, 18-year-old Curtis would be absolutely floored

if 10 years later to the day, here we are.

It's amazing.

How did that affect you?

Well, i i mean it was just a culmination of you know watching you and reading you for so many years a lot of the things you know about the founders and really what the left has been trying to instill in so many other americans and trying to do to remake this country uh i learned from watching and reading you and so being able to go to an event like that and be with you know hundreds of thousands of like-minded conservatives and not even conservatives, people who just love this country and care about the Constitution, being able to go with my dad and some of his friends.

And

I mean, it just meant the world to me.

Well, Curtis, thank you very much.

Thanks for going and thanks for remembering it.

It's

it's it means it's meaningful.

All right, at Newsbusters, you have been watching the meltdowns of the mainstream media.

So, we want to go over the RNC convention and just get some some highlights from you on

how bad was the meltdown and what do you think was the best meltdown from

the mainstream media.

Well, first I'll say that I think

going back to what you've been talking about this morning, which is what a contrast this has allowed us, you know, really, between the DNC, the media saying this was Biden's finest hour.

He was like a preacher at the pulpit.

He was optimistic, holding a fireside chat.

Whereas, in contrast, Donald Trump has no hope, no hope.

It was dark and filled with darkness.

He had harsh attacks.

It was more of the same.

And he just wants to, quote, own the libs.

I mean, it was really just absolutely incredible.

But my biggest meltdown was actually from before the whole speech happened.

MSNBC last night, you know, over the course of two hours leading up to the speech, were actually saying the president, quote, doesn't care if people quote, get killed or sick from the coronavirus by attending this event.

I mean, it's just, I often tell my colleagues about how the media just empty their thesauruses

trying to

figure out like how they can like melt down and describe what they're seeing.

But really, this week, they definitely earned it.

They're getting, those pages are well loved.

Do you think, Curtis, that there is

an awakening beyond the

conservatives and Republicans, that there is an awakening on the press, especially over the last two weeks of like, oh my God, I mean, you're in an Alice in Wonderland world.

Right, and especially because of the fact that the news media are saying what's going on outside on America's streets is not happening.

Right.

They're saying that they're mocking the president for saying that there's anarchy in the streets.

You know, you have, you know, going back to, yeah, looking at Ferguson, what was going on.

You know, this goes to the CNN Chiron.

Hopefully people saw this week.

It was a fiery, but mostly peaceful protest

going on.

Well, they had to do something.

They had to do something.

This is the third time there has been burning cars in the background, and they're talking about a peaceful protest.

So this time they just, while they're talking about peaceful protests, they just put in the Chiron fiery, but mostly peaceful.

I mean,

I mean, this is like not the onion, not the Babylon B

on overdrive.

Like, I mean,

it is one of those things that you cannot, this can't be real.

Oh, yes, it's real.

I saw a great Babylon B story came out last night that

Babylon B just bought their biggest competitor, CNN.

Exactly.

Okay, so let me go to the hypocrisy,

your favorite hypocrisy moment over an RNC speech.

Yeah, and I took a big look at the week, and one of my colleagues over at Newsbusters has been crunching the numbers about how much time MSNBC

been refusing to carry the speech.

Really, after the news media in totality carried about 90% of the DNC.

So let's, the first night they skipped 33 minutes.

Night two, 37 minutes.

Night three

with the vice president, 50 minutes.

And we're looking to 50 minutes, and we're looking to be well over that

cross probably closer to an hour at least for tonight once we finish the numbers today.

And they just skipped it entirely, talked over it.

Correct.

They talked over it.

And I think going back to one of your other points from earlier this morning about stories and speakers that humanize the president, you know, Tara Myers talking about her son with Down syndrome, you know, Caleb Mueller's family,

Chinese activist Cheng Guangchang.

He, all of those speeches were not carried by MSNBC.

And it's very intentional.

You know, with the media, sometimes they're kind of

they stumble into their ways.

But you know, in a lot of these instances, they know exactly what they're doing.

This isn't a case of ignorance with the news media, especially this past week.

So how is America going to react to this?

Do you think enough people that were independent

or

Democrat by record, but are kind of sick of this,

Do you think enough people saw the real message?

Because the real messages,

most of them did not come from the politicians.

It came from the real people.

Yeah, I think that's such a great point.

And it's people from all over the country that spoke, really.

It covered Tennessee, Minnesota, everywhere in between.

And then, yeah, the news media, and I absolutely think it is because you're seeing it in the polling.

Stu talked about Black Lives Matter support just cratering.

You have seen it admitting that this is showing up and polling.

You've seen the governor of Oregon saying, oh, the violence is bad.

Oh, my gosh, we totally condemn all this.

And now people are waking up this morning to see that a U.S.

senator and his wife required a barricade of police officers and their bikes to get them.

to safety.

It's like what happened in the 1960s.

You know, people turned on their televisions and saw what was going on to peaceful protesters that were marching and sitting at lunch counters.

And they're seeing what's going on in these cities, and they're seeing the emotion of these people that have lost everything.

And over on the other side, you have a news media that's kind of saying, well, they have insurance.

Yeah.

I mean, it's just it's because it's not it's not happening to them that there's just no empathy.

They talk about the president not having empathy.

Oh, yeah.

I mean, it is an Olinskiite

strategy of projecting onto your opponents kind of where you are.

Yeah.

Curtis Hauck, managing editor of Newsbusters.

What a great day to talk to you, Curtis, on the anniversary of 828.

Thank you so much.

Thank you, guys.

You bet.

Bye-bye.

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Welcome to the Glenbeck program.

We have Elijah Schaefer on because yesterday, when I was talking to Elijah, no, it was, who was it from the Daily Caller yesterday?

I said,

where are the mains, Where's the mainstream media?

Where's ABC, NBC, CNN?

Where are they?

They're not getting any of this footage of what's really going down.

Oh my, well, that just popped the head of all of these.

They just were in a snit last night, all these journalists that were out there and they're like,

How could Glenn Beck say this about us?

Well, really easy.

Drew Griffin tweeted, so many of my CNN colleagues are reading this dodo bird's comments between their live reports in Kenosha, Wisconsin.

Come on, Glenn.

Okay, really?

What time was that again?

Glenn Beck just lies and his lemmings will believe anything he says.

This dishonest type, blah, blah, blah.

The truth is to hate those who hate the truth.

Literally every network, every day, every night has been on the ground.

My favorite is from

Omar Jimenez.

Bro.

I'm literally standing in Kenosha right now, sleep deprived from standing in the protest violence and fires this night and every night this week.

Bro,

he's the guy on CNN with the Chiron underneath him that says fiery but mostly peaceful protests.

And you journalists, why are you running Elijah Schaefer and the Daily Caller's video if you were there?

Why did you have to run their video?

Would you, I don't know, run your own video?

You would run your own video.

Why was Elijah Schaefer on the phone with the new york times to try to help tell them exactly what happened for their story if they were there oh my gosh these people are incredible they're there they're not showing you the truth they're not there well let me ask somebody who's there elijah schafer welcome to the program

Glenn, I am happy to be here, and I am very delighted to let the world know that Blaze TV and the Blaze is doing a better job at reporting than some of these multi-million dollar corporations.

Oh, I mean, are they there?

Of course they're there.

We see them on TV, but where are they?

You know, it's like an absentee parent who's there, but they're not.

You know, it's like they might be available in the home, but are they raising the kids?

They're not.

That's exactly how I can describe the corporate media right now.

They're present sometimes, but when the actual thing hits the fan, I mean, I don't see their fancy cameras.

I don't see their nice reporters.

Their lights aren't on.

I mean, where are they?

They're not where the story's actually happening.

Well,

let me just say this, Elijah.

I think it's that they like you and the Blaze so much that they're running our video that you got

because they just want to give us a boost.

They thought, you know, we've got great video coverage of this.

We were there.

We saw it.

We captured it.

But you know what?

Let's give the let's give those conservatives that are out there trying to cover the truth.

Let's give the credit to them for the video.

I think that's what's happening, maybe.

Is that what's happening?

It is, because when you look at

the Kenosha shooter, Kyle Rittenhouse, who's 17,

you know, there's two interviews that are out there that are really viral.

I mean, Washington Post,

I mean, amongst many other publications, reaching out to me, reaching out to Richie McGinnis.

They're from the Blaze, from Daily Color.

I mean, how many of these mainstream media outlets have extensive interviews with Kyle before the shooting?

How much of their footage is being used from the shooting?

How many of them have on video the fire as being started or the faces of the people destroying the vehicles?

I mean, how much of this are we really seeing being aired?

If they have it on footage, I'm not accusing them of not having it.

If they have it, I am.

I am.

Why aren't they airing it?

Yeah.

Why are they airing it?

Let me tell you something.

If they do have it, it's worse than we think.

If they do have it, you're exactly right.

Why aren't they airing their footage?

So, I mean, it makes no sense.

So, let me ask you one other thing.

I've heard that

Rittenhouse does not have, he has a public defender.

This guy's going to have his lunch eaten if he's just got a public defender.

I think he does now.

I think that's changed.

I think he has.

Yeah,

one of Rudy Giuliani's attorneys has now stepped in.

All right, so now there's another thing that I want to check with you.

Did you see that the guy who was shot had a warrant out for his arrest?

Is that true?

Okay, so there's a lot of

these people did have criminal backgrounds.

No.

And I'm not going to specify the charges, but what's really interesting is that because they had criminal backgrounds,

That if you just took these three people as a sample of the group, it's really interesting that the three three people involved had pretty severe charges.

Even somebody who had a weapon, who had weapons charges against him, probably should not have had that weapon on the field.

Yeah, I'm going to say that the charge of rape might be as bad, if not worse, than the...

He had a weapon on him.

There's a difference between having a weapon on him and having a weapon and using it.

But we'll continue to follow this.

But thanks so much for your cute little attempt at coverage, CNN and ABC and all you people.

You're cute.

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So

the mainstream media is very, very upset because yesterday, as I told you a few minutes ago, I said they weren't on the ground.

They didn't have any of these videos and they're not doing their job.

Well, they wanted me to know.

They came out on Twitter.

Klunbeck's a crazy man.

We're here.

Look.

If you're eating dinner of the early birds special at Denny's, you'll see us on our live reports.

It's peaceful during the day.

Yeah, it's at night that it gets dicey, dude.

Like at 2 o'clock, 3 o'clock in the morning.

Well, I've been up.

Where?

Where have you been?

We're there.

Where?

Then how come you don't have any footage of this?

Why are you coming to the Blaze and the Daily Caller for the footage?

Why are you calling our reporters at the New York Times to ask them what happened?

If you were there?

Yeah, a big part of this is they show up when there are mostly peaceful protests.

Of course, this is known by the protesters/slash rioters who wait until they leave to start lighting things on fire.

When everyone is back home in their hotel rooms and they're comfortably watching their little reruns of their broadcasts, when everyone's walking around being peaceful, people like Elijah are out in the middle in front of the fires and dodging gunfire now.

Even when it's they're lighting cars on fire and they're burning in the background of the CNN reporters, they're still saying, that's peaceful.

Dude, how do you, I mean, what?

Do you have eyes or just a lack of a thesaurus?

Because the only word you seem to know is peaceful.

It's just not a notable point.

No, it's not.

To say that they're mostly peaceful.

No, it's not.

No, no.

You could be.

Every serial killer is mostly peaceful in their life.

Sometimes they have incidents where they kill a bunch of people.

Right.

You know, I mean, like, it doesn't make any difference that they're mostly peaceful.

Peaceful Charles Manson.

Right.

Yes.

Most of the time he was singing nice songs.

You know?

Adolf Hitler was painting when he was young.

It doesn't mean his life was mostly peaceful.

Okay, so how many Nazi, you go through the Nazi Party and you'd find probably most of the actual Nazi Party members didn't actually kill Jews personally.

Does that mean, is that notable?

Is that a notable fact?

No, it's not.

Peaceful Nazis.

No, it's not notable.

You remember, you always used to make this point.

It's like, well, you know,

you could look at the Nazi regime and really compliment their highways.

Right.

But like, that's not notable about who people are.

Hey, they break down.

Mercedes.

I really did.

It doesn't matter.

I'm not a notable party.

The rocket program was great.

Just, it's not interesting.

The important thing is the overwhelming.

And like, when you're talking about, look, we have hundreds and thousands of protests around the country for these same causes that go.

Perfectly fine.

Perfectly fine.

Perfectly fine.

And the other part of this is we also have hundreds of thousands, millions of interactions between police and African Americans that go, perfectly fine.

Those aren't the ones.

Would you say that police are mostly peaceful?

Well, I never hear that about police.

I never hear it.

Hundreds of millions of police.

Those mostly peaceful protesters, you know, the ones with the guillotine in front of the White House.

I love that.

But it was a mostly peaceful guillotine.

It was.

Okay.

It just stands there most of the time.

Most of the time.

Occasionally it cuts somebody's head off, but it's mostly peaceful.

It's just a sharp knife suspended in the air.

Get over it.

Right.

It's peaceful.

It's not doing anything.

All right.

So they had that

in front of the White House.

They were attacking elderly people last night in front of the White House.

And then, my favorite story, Rand Paul.

God bless Rand Paul, man.

Pray for the safety of

our elected officials.

Pray for safety for really everybody on all sides, on all sides.

This thing could spiral into 1968 so fast.

It almost did last night.

There were about 100 members of this angry mob about a block away from the White House, and they just surrounded and attacked Rand Paul, and I think his wife.

And here's the thing.

Why were they attacking him?

They were screaming, you know, say her name, Justice for Breonna Taylor.

Which is a fascinating thing, particularly to Rand Paul.

Right, why?

Because he wrote the Justice for Breonna Taylor Act.

He is, if you, I mean,

could there be a more obvious admission of your own ignorance to be yelling at Rand freaking Paul, the guy who has been talking about no-knock warrants since you've heard of him.

Before you've heard him.

Before you were born, you knucklehead.

He was talking about it while he was doing eye surgery.

Right?

He's sitting, he's a libertarian.

He's opposed this the entire time.

The Breonna Taylor thing has literally nothing to do with race.

If you look at the case, they weren't even shooting at Breonna Taylor.

They were shooting at her boyfriend, who, by the way, actually shot a police officer.

I don't blame him for that, by the way.

It was a terrible incident.

It was not his fault.

But he had actually fired his gun at the police and hit the police before they fired a bullet.

So like the idea that this was some racist stalking thing is insanity.

It is a perfect example of the libertarian critique of police when you're talking about no-knock raids in the middle of the night over a drug offense in the middle of a pandemic.

Why were they there?

There is a legitimate point to be made there.

The Black Lives Matter point has literally nothing to do with the Breonna Taylor case at all.

It has nothing to do.

It is likely

that these officers could not even see Breonna Taylor when they were shooting.

They just know they got shot by a bullet.

One of them was actually struck by a bullet from a gun and they started firing back in the direction of where the bullet came from.

There's no disagreement about this, by the way.

That's exactly what happened.

So yes, no knock of water.

So you're saying

to kill Rand Paul in the streets?

Yes, he's he's like he's your he is probably the biggest ally in

America.

I would behead him.

Yes, don't be head.

Don't be headed.

He's probably the biggest ally in America.

I'm going to write that one down to solve the actual problem that occurred with Breonna Taylor.

Probably the biggest ally in America.

You're surrounding him and threatening his life.

This is how

this is.

I think I got it.

Behead

Rand Paul.

No, no, don't.

No, sorry.

I got it.

I got it.

Don't behead Rand Paul.

It's important.

The word don't

make sure that's in front of the words beheading.

Don't be ahead.

And by the way, another thing.

This is important.

Order is crucial here.

One, learn.

Two, protest.

You got to do it in that order.

It's really hard because a lot of times you want to go out and protest and I'll learn about this afterward.

No, you have to learn first and protest after you learn.

Well, what if I learned how to protest in school already?

No, no, no.

You know, you have to learn about the thing you're protesting.

So maybe if you're this passionate about Breonna Taylor,

you should read word one about the case.

I'll give it to you.

Go to Stu Does The Truth About Breonna Taylor.

Had to change the naming convention for this particular one because I did not feel it was appropriate.

Stu Does the Truth About Breonna Taylor.

Look at that.

It is a great case for people who, like Radley Balco, who wrote a whole book about the militarization of police.

And it's about tactics.

It's not bashing police officers.

It's about these tactics.

authorizing a no-knock raid in the middle of the night for a for someone who wasn't even accused of the crime but was believed to be associated with someone who was accused of a crime in the middle of a pandemic.

I would just argue it was a bad idea.

The situation situation should not have occurred that way.

You could have grabbed Breonna Taylor on her way out of work and talked to her, and she probably would have talked to you.

The idea that you're just going to bust in in the middle of the night is just bad practice, and that's something that I think police have to be very, very careful in utilizing.

But that is a totally different point than all cops are racist, and we need to go get Rand Paul.

It's insanity.

Okay, well, I don't know if you can get, I mean, that was a very complex rant.

I don't, I mean,

lots of rules,

lots of rules, lots of things to to remember.

And, you know, can't do it.

But

we went back with a timeline.

And, you know,

the mainstream media is like, we were there.

We're covering all of this.

Well, first of all, you don't seem to be relying on the video that you don't have that you had to get from us.

Only the New York Times seems to have this halfway right.

MSNBC is the worst, is the worst.

They're just denying what you see on tape.

It's incredible.

But they were all there and they all covered it.

And so I just did, we just did a little TikTok here.

I mean, just

at 11:55, Elijah Schaefer tweeted: breaking news, someone shot in the head in Kenosha, 11:55 p.m.

11:56, ABC News was on it.

Whale of a time, a pot of horcas spotted swimming through the Puget Sound.

Wait,

I guess they did have reporters out there.

They have reporters out.

Then 11:58 p.m., 11:55, Elijah.

11:58 p.m.

USA Today.

A look at Wednesday's paper.

Pence to stress wins in virus fight.

11.59, CNN.

The advantages of incumbency are afforded to any sitting president.

But Trump's use of his office has gone well far beyond his predecessors.

11.59.

Moderna vaccine lacks

black

latinks and indigenous participants.

So, CBS News, while somebody's just been shot in the head in Kenosha, remember, they got all their people.

They had their reporters there.

They had reporters there.

They were worried about the Latinx.

The Latinx.

There isn't a Latino in America that is normal that goes, yeah, I like that Latinx thing.

That's only reflected in every poll when they ask that question.

12 a.m.

New York Times.

They are talking about the need and the alarm on the need for protective masks.

PBS News Hour, Mike Pompeo plunged into the heart of the presidential campaign.

Reuters, President Trump, pardon John Ponder, MSNBC, Ben Rhodes on Secretary Pompeo's speech.

Oh, God.

12-11, Washington Post.

Did Jerry Falwell scandal weaken Trump's evangelical support?

12-16, Associated Press.

Now we're approaching half an hour.

Hundreds of flights were canceled in South Korea.

12-17, NPR, COVID-19, latest series of disruptions.

Okay, so, okay, so it's a half hour.

It's a half hour.

Let's give him the benefit of the doubt.

It's the graveyard shift.

You know, you got Lenny, and he's like,

What time do I send this up?

Maybe, maybe everybody was sleeping, you know, in Kenosha.

So maybe they didn't know about the shooting in real time.

They were on the...

They were on, they just happened to look down.

They were loading film in their camera, which they don't use anymore.

And they just looked down and they missed all that gunfire.

So about 45 minutes after the Blaze is posting the shootings, surely they'd pick up the scent.

12:42 a.m., almost an hour later,

Elijah Schaefer posts a thread on Twitter explaining the circumstances leading up to the shootings.

He's already got analysis and video of leading up to it.

CNN's main concern at the time.

Squaw Valley Alpine Meadows Resort is going to be changing its name next spring, acknowledging it includes a racist and sexist slur.

Does it really?

12.40 a.m.

Then 1245, Road Reuters, Mexico confirms coronavirus cases.

MSNBC, 1246, after three months after George Floyd's death sparked a wave of protest and the world, the site of his death remains a sacred place for racial justice.

1 a.m., now an hour and 10 minutes later, airlines to shed tens of thousands of workers.

CBS News, New York Times, McDonald's, say there is an investigation into misconduct claims in the country.

102 PBS News Hour, Pam Bondi, 103 Associated Press, breaking.

Mass shooter Brenton Tarrant tells judge he won't speak in his defense at senzing hearing in New Zealand court.

1.03 a.m.

USA Today, during his remarks, Covington Catholic School graduate Nick Sandman decried cancel culture.

1.04 NPR, Jacob Blake, the black man who was shot multiple times at close range by police in Kenosha, currently paralyzed from the waist down.

So at least an hour and 20 minutes into it, NPR has a story about Kenosha.

Yeah, but they obviously didn't have someone there with the video.

Oh, no, they did.

Oh.

No, they were all upset at me yesterday for saying they weren't weren't there.

Oh.

So they were all there, Stu.

They were there, but like,

is it valuable if you're there, but in your hotel room when all the bad things are happening?

Please listen to you.

Washington Post, 107, Trump uses Republican Convention to rewrite coronavirus history.

155, now two hours later.

Huffington Posts, 32 tweets that sum up being single in the middle of a pandemic.

You might want to think about reading other tweets.

You know what I mean?

Maybe checking out other tweets.

Of the 12 media outlets, only three posted any news about the Kenosha shootings overnight.

The Washington Post, two hours after Elijah Schaefer posted about it.

CBS News and Reuters.

I don't know.

What do you think?

219, 237.

That's enough time to watch.

Elijah's reporting and then go, gee, should we care about this?

I mean, it doesn't look good.

How can we spin this?

And then finally post it.

You guys weren't on the ground.

You may be

on the ground.

Maybe you were sleepy-sheepy.

You know, I felt really bad last night with Donald Trump.

He was going at midnight last night when, I mean, that's so unfair.

Joe Biden couldn't watch that thing live.

He was in bed by four.

I mean, you have the early bird special at three at Denny's, and then he's got to go to sleep.

I don't know if he saw any of that.

That was really unfair of Donald Trump to do.

And the news reporters, I mean, if anything happens after 9 p.m., or God forbid, anything after dark, you know, these are peaceful protests.

Nothing happens after dark.

You're frauds, and America knows it.

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You know it, but you're not man enough or woman enough to admit it.

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Welcome to the Glen Beck program.

It is 828.

Ten years ago, we were standing on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial together.

If you were there for restoring honor.

Five years ago, we started the Nazarene Fund in Birmingham, Alabama.

Can you believe?

100,000 Christians saved and moved into safety because of what we did five years ago.

Basically, a glorified moving company.

A very expensive one, by the way.

I mean, geez, have you ever believed that?

We could get that done with U-Hauls for half the price.

Okay, no, it really.

No, I don't.

That's an amazing idea.

I mean, you look back, I think, at your life and say that's probably the best thing you ever did.

Think about that.

Oh, yeah.

This has been featured by ABC News, and it's not just you.

But I'm saying, like, it's not just a conservative claim you're making.

No.

Thousands and thousands, tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands maybe have been saved from this.

100,000 people have been moved in the last five years because of this.

How many of them have died?

Tens of thousands, clearly.

Yeah, a lot of them.

You can, by the way, check out those videos of those events.

They were great.

I think I'm going to watch them with my family this weekend.

You can find them on the Blaze TV or mercury1.org.

And while you're there, donate to the Nazarene Fund or any of the other things that we do, especially our education project.

We're going to be announcing some things here in the next couple of weeks that I think you're going to be very excited about.

I want to go to Ryan Morrow.

He is a director of the Clarion Intelligence Network.

We are premiering something tonight on Blaze TV called Covert Cash, what American Universities Don't Want You to Know About Their Foreign Funding.

It's going to be on Blaze TV this weekend, and then on September 1st, I think it is, next Tuesday, it's going national and it'll go on YouTube and a lot of other places.

But you'll be able to see it this weekend if you're looking for something that you can watch that is

pretty amazing that nobody else is covering.

Laura Logan is involved in that.

All of our friends are involved in this and the Clarion project as well.

Ryan, welcome to the program.

Thanks so much for having me back.

You bet.

I premiere this tonight at 5 o'clock and explain it to the audience because it's

we've been talking about schools and universities in the last week.

This has

been in the press somewhat, but no one seems to be really paying attention.

Right.

Even by my standards, being absorbed in the topic of extremism and hostile foreign influence operations for so so long.

This is jaw-dropping even for me.

But the film, Covert Cash, was inspired by a study that myself and Alex Vaness and some other people at Clarion Project were involved in, where we looked at the declared foreign donations to American universities and colleges.

And we put it all together and then we organized it.

And as far as I'm aware, that's never been actually done before because we wanted to get some real figures, to get an idea of how much foreign financing is coming to our schools.

And what we found in the first study of just what was publicly declared, most of it is not, we found over $10 billion

flowed from foreign entities to American universities since 2012, the vast majority of it coming from countries and governments that don't like us and are known for their history of foreign propaganda operations on American soil.

And that was China, Qatar, Turkey, Russia, all of them.

Okay.

So our universities are taking this.

They're also employing many of these

scientists and professors,

you know, and that's a whole different story.

But we are now starting to wake up to China.

But tell me about Saudi Arabia and Russia.

Right.

So if you look at the figures again, this is just from the first round of the study.

Later on, we found a billion dollars that the universities had not publicly declared.

So the universities are not declaring most of this funding that's coming in from based on our research.

But Qatar, for example, they donated

just over $1.5 billion.

Saudi Arabia, six hundred fifty million dollars.

Russia, one hundred million dollars.

And I would emphasize that this is just coming from what's publicly declared.

It's not doesn't include what's when you set up a front, if you want to be really sneaky, that's how you do it.

So this is just the amounts that these countries are brazen enough to basically slap us across the face and say, hey, guess what?

Your door is open, and we're just going to do this openly because there's covert stuff going on, and then there's the less covert stuff going on.

You know, you point out in the film, and talk a little bit about this, that these schools, these Ivy League schools, have set up branches in some of these hostile countries

that are toxically illiberal and filled with anti-American ideas.

And our universities

end up supporting

misogyny, homophobia, racism, while virtue signaling at the same time.

How do they not see this?

Right.

Oh, they know about it.

I mean, the Department of Education has begun looking into this, and so has Congress.

And their reports say very blatantly that these schools are going to non-free countries and basically accepting the money, begging for the money, and giving them unprecedented access to our students and our education system.

But in the case of campuses overseas, Qatar has given billions of dollars to schools to set up campuses in their country, which is a spy boss's dream.

And specifically, in one case with Northwestern University, Qatar was giving them money to help them expand Al Jazeera.

So they were basically donating to the school and saying, yeah, here's a bunch of money.

Now bring your students over to Qatar to help us expand the biggest terrorist propaganda network on earth.

China is also doing a similar thing where they're giving tons of money, unbelievable amounts of money to our professors in order to come over to China and help them build labs so that they can steal the information.

And that's why professors are being arrested for lying about that funding because they're taking the money.

And only now is the government starting to crack down on it.

But it's so big.

I don't even know if the federal government can crack down on it fully.

There was an interesting line that stuck out to me.

It was from a woman who said, when I was growing up in Iran, I was forced in school to chant down with America every single day.

She said, now our universities are doing the same thing.

That's like the modern version of adolescence rebellion now.

It's like the cool thing to do among the youth is to say that you are so enlightened, you are so objective that you're willing to bash your own country and rebel against it.

And it's hard for me not to connect that to this issue of foreign funding that's coming in.

For example, you mentioned China.

According to our latest records, China's donated over $1.2 billion

to universities since 2012.

Now, maybe I'm too cynical, but I don't think that they care about American students getting the best education.

I don't think that we, well, we know it's not going to lower tuition.

So what is the return on their investment?

It must be pretty big for them to spend that type of money.

Thank you so much, Ryan, for being on with us and thanks for letting us premiere this

documentary.

It premieres tonight at 5 p.m.

You can watch it live or you can watch it

on demand atblazetv.com.

And then next week it will go everywhere.

You can watch it in advance now if you're a Blaze member.

Otherwise, it'll be on the YouTube page for the

Clarion project next Tuesday.

Thank you so much, Ryan.

Appreciate it.

God bless.

Thank you, Glenn.

You bet.

God bless.

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It's Friday.

I just want to leave you with this.

The Hollywood crowd, I mean, they,

oh my gosh, they had aneurysms all night

last night.

And it couldn't happen to a nicer group of people.

But they went crazy about Rudy Giuliani, went crazy about Ivanka Trump.

I mean,

Ivanka Trump is not a conservative.

You know, I think she...

I mean, Ivanka had the same role I thought she did in 2016, which was to play to

Trump friendly voters who prefer largely Democratic policies.

Correct.

But can get on board, you know, to show that he's done things that aren't just for his base, which is what everyone claims.

Right.

And I think she has...

I think she,

my guess is, is that she has...

had something to do with the overall message and production of this RNC convention, which I applaud.

I thought it was fantastic.

The messages and the images and everything that came out of it, I thought it was real, genuine, and just solid.

I think Republicans have largely used their conventions to basically pitch to their base.

Yeah.

Which here

they did the opposite.

This was Reagan.

This was Reagan.

You may not remember those.

You might have been too young, but Reagan did this.

He spoke across party lines, and he was like, look,

that's not what your party stands for.

You know,

it's almost exactly

what America went through in 1980.

And there could be a

1984 kind of landslide.

If the president is disciplined,

we could be witnessing a landslide.

One of the things, I just want to go through some of these things.

One of the things they were just apoplectic on,

Mia Farrow compared it to Jonestown,

an adoring cult waiting for Jim Jones to appear.

And look at how none of them are wearing masks, et cetera, et cetera.

Mio, Mia,

I just want to ask,

have you been tweeting about the VMAs?

Because New York decided that the celebrities for the VMAs, the Video Music Awards at Radio City, they don't have to,

they're not going to be subject to the quarantine mandate.

They can fly in from wherever,

you know, the Ebola hotspots if they want.

And they don't have to be quarantined at all.

You know, because they're special people.

They're special people.

So I'm just waiting for the Hollywood elites to

tweet against the special people.

But anyway, so it was Jonestown.

The guy Bradley Whitford, he was on the West Wing.

He said it was a desecration of the White House.

Was it?

Really?

Was it?

I mean, I'm with you.

I don't like the fact that the White House was used, and I don't like the fact that

it's probably going to set precedents now, but it shouldn't be used.

But it is a COVID year, and this was the third choice the president had.

He tried to move the convention, and the liberal Democrats wouldn't allow him to do it.

So, okay, I'll do it.

You come over to my house.

It is a COVID year, and he did not move it there first.

He tried other places.

You guys just tried to shut it down.

So,

Rosie O'Donnell, you know, her lovely, lovely self,

tweeted the things that I really,

well, I really can't repeat any of them.

But Jim Gaffigan

swooped in to defend Joe Biden from claims that he's a socialist.

Okay, I go with that.

I don't think Joe is a socialist, but he surrounded himself with socialists, and his policies now on his platform are socialist.

And to be fair, he's been a longtime Democrat and has existed basically in the middle of every Democratic movement.

So when the party has gone left, he has gone left.

And the party is going very left right now.

Right.

So anyway, so Gaffigan defended him, said he's not a socialist, and then he said the president's speech was all lies to scare America.

And to those who think I'm destroying my career, wake up.

If Trump gets elected, the economy will never come back.

First of all,

I really like Jim Gaffigan.

Oh, yeah.

I consider him,

I can't say a friend, but friendly.

And

I've spent time with Jim Gaffigan.

I have no problem that he does.

I know he disagrees with me.

I know he does.

Who cares?

And I don't care.

And

if he sees that and he really believes that somebody should go vote the other way, that's fine.

That's fine.

But I would like to ask him in a sincere questioning, an honest questioning, what

part of Biden's experience shows you he was part of the team that said it will never come back.

The economy will not get get any better than Barack Obama ever.

This is the best it's going to get.

Donald Trump came in, and

it was the best economy we've ever had as a nation

and lowest unemployment rate.

I mean, it was really good.

Jim sold a lot of tickets during the Trump era.

Yeah, I know.

So I just want to know what part of the Biden economic business building experience makes you say he's going to be better than the guy who just did it, as opposed to the guy who was part of it that couldn't do it.

I know.

I just think that honestly, this election season more than ever before is just ruining people.

And they just, you know, they're always fighting with each other.

Everyone thinks that their opinion is the only one that matters or the only one that's right.

And everyone that disagrees with them is the worst person on earth.

Yeah,

I'm not going to go there this time.

I'm not going to.

I'm going to try really hard not to go.

Oh, yeah, yeah.

Because I mean, like, look, I, I, you know, I can deal with all I have a very high tolerance for nonsense from entertainers.

I mean, like, look, I think Jim's totally wrong on a lot of the things he's saying.

I can deal, I can still, I can still laugh at his hot pocket jokes.

I'm not going to have a problem with that.

Same thing with these athletes.

Like, you know, they can do all sorts of things.

I don't really care because I don't go to them for these things.

I can just avoid

caring about them.

I don't think about what

LeBron James thinks about politics.

I don't care.

I don't care.

I'm not going to let them take away something from me that I enjoy just because they're stupid.

And that's not, you know,

not everyone gets to that place.

I mean, you know, Jim is a New Yorker, lives in New York, and it's a different world.

I talk to people from New York.

It is a different world, man.

And I think the different world Gavigan is he's one of the more sensible people who's talked out, even though he is liberal, has talked out sensibly about politics when he's touched it normally.

And then last night is, I mean, look, it's the this era is, people are just, they lose it.

They lose it.

Look at the media.

People who were irrational, halfway decent reporters four, five, six years ago are completely nuts now, completely insane.

No one can seem to control themselves anymore.

All right, have a safe weekend.

We'll see you Monday on radio.