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Well, hello, America, and welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

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And if you happen to be watching us, you'll notice that I am back at home and not at the studio, which I've been waiting to go back to the studio now for, I don't know, about what, four months?

But I'm not back at the studio because I got a doctor's call last night, about 8.30.

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Oh,

oh,

the one family that has been more isolated than any other family, I think, in America.

Yeah, yeah, I got the doctor's call yesterday.

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Wow,

wow.

Welcome to the Glenn Beck program.

So So glad that you're here.

It is Monday.

I was supposed to be in the studios today,

but at 8.30 last night, I get a call from the doctor.

And the doctor says,

your children have COVID.

And I said,

excuse me?

Your children have COVID.

Okay.

Well, they all were sick for two days and had a wussy little fever and a headache.

You know, like a bad cold, as they described it to me.

I don't feel well.

I mean, how do you feel?

I got a headache and I have sniffles and a fever.

All right.

I can still do stuff.

No, go to bed.

It was a bad cold with a fever.

So now everybody in the house has COVID or had COVID, except for my two grandchildren and me.

I'm just assuming that I'm going to get it, I guess.

The doctor was like, you know, you have a, you know, a bad immune system, blah, blah, blah.

You have, you know, immune problems.

And

I'm like, eh.

Eh.

I mean, really,

it was like a bad cold.

If that's it, I want it.

I want it right now so I have the antibodies.

In fact, I'm thinking about charging, I don't know, Stu, what do you think?

500 bucks?

So you can come over and you can hug my children.

They'll lick their hand and then put it on your face.

I mean, sounds like a really bad idea.

If this is the strain that you're going to get, though, I mean, I know that it's bad.

But if this is the strain that you're going to get, this is the one to get.

This is the one to have.

I'm thinking about having a chicken pox party.

Yeah, right.

Oh, you look very pale.

So I think they,

what do they say?

About 80% of cases are either asymptomatic or mild symptoms, right?

And then you start getting into more serious symptoms after that.

But most people, right, that have it don't have these devastating effects.

It's just hard to predict

who gets them and who doesn't.

I mean, we know older people get it more often, people with preexisting conditions, but it's like, you know, Freddie Freeman of the Atlanta Braves, who is pretty well in shape, got a 104 fever from it.

Who knows how it's going to hit you?

Yeah, my doctor was like, I want to start you on a flight.

You're going to get it.

You have a compromised immune system.

You're old.

You're fat.

And I'm like, okay, well, I mean, you don't have to be rude about it.

Yeah,

truth-telling.

Yeah.

Thank you.

Thank you.

So hydroxychloroquine,

zinc,

baby aspirin.

And I'm like, oh, no, don't give me baby aspirin.

I mean, I'm still working my way up to ibuprofen 800.

Baby aspirin

and

buosonanide.

I don't know.

They're supposed to inhale this.

The breathable steroids

in your lungs.

Yeah.

They're saying they have some good success with that.

Yeah, I guess a doctor in Texas, I think, started using this and says it's really, really good because it attacks it at the roots, your lungs.

So I haven't had my baby aspirin yet, but I'm afraid to take it because, I mean, then I'm flying high.

God only knows what I'll say on the air.

Well, I'm interested because so you don't know that you have COVID.

These are what, kind of just-in-case situation, or you're not sure?

Yeah, well, everybody is, everybody in the family's on them now.

I mean,

everybody dropped like flies last week.

Just dropped like flies.

It was one after another after another.

But luckily, I mean, unlike the Omega Man, you know, or Legend, I was the only one left there for a while, but they got better fast because I was like, somebody's got to cook food.

I don't know how to.

they did.

Hey, can you get up?

Because his house is really starting to get really like rancid.

I don't know if something died in the refrigerator or what, but someone needs to do something here.

They need to do something because I'm not doing it.

So, is there a way, I mean, that we can utilize this potential ailment of yours to our advantage?

I mean, is there a

sympathy quotient we can exploit to its

fullest ability, fullest levels?

I don't know.

I mean, I will say, I think today.

Okay, so in other words,

so like if I you should listen all this week because I could be dead tomorrow?

Yes, like

something like that.

I'm going to take you

tomorrow.

I may not be here, so you should listen.

Yes,

it's not quite as believable when you were already saying, you know, you didn't necessarily feel that way.

But still, I think

over the week, we could build the drama.

And again, like, this is.

It should get worse this week.

Right.

This is the week, too.

I think today's the first day where people can vote on your going into the Radio Hall of Fame.

So

there's a clear symbol.

That's a tie-in here.

Oh, yeah.

Yeah, because nobody's going to do it because I belong in the Hall of Fame.

No.

No.

Definitely.

I mean, I clearly don't belong in the Hall of Fame.

So I, oh my gosh.

I,

Stu, I just found out.

I'm all out of zinc.

I'm all out of zinc.

So you can kind of hear the.

That's bad.

No, that's the baby aspirin that you were listening to.

And I've only got a few of the baby aspirins, so I could be in a lot of pain.

A lot of pain.

Now, someone who deserved to go in the Radio Hall of Fame probably picks up an empty bottle and is prepared to fake his lack of medication.

You, obviously, don't.

But I don't deserve it.

Right.

So you can still hear the pills jiggling around, and everyone knows that you're lying.

This will be clearly a sympathy vote.

Right.

Clearly a sympathy vote, which is great, which is great.

So

you can go, by the way, to we should point this out, radiovote.com.

I think you can.

One person, I think it's one vote per email address, radiovote.com.

And you have a chance to vote for Glenn as one of the spoken word Radio Hall of Famers to go in this year.

It would be cool, I mean, because it'll at least make Glenn feel better.

Maybe it's something we can mention in his eulogy.

This is probably going to be a.

And one of those things that they give you when you're dead.

You know, a good broadcaster would know the name of it, but I don't remember what it is because I'm so sick.

Glenn?

Oh, okay.

He's still there.

I could go at any minute.

I could go at any minute.

This is very Chris Cuomo-esque, this entire performance.

At any time, I expect you to come out of your basement and say, for the first time, you've been allowed out of your room.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Well,

that's what I would do.

Yeah, that's what I would do.

And Chris Cuomo, of course, I wouldn't be on CNN doing it.

I wouldn't say that I'm a credible journalist.

I'd tell you the whole time, yeah, I'm not doing anything the doctor's telling me to do because I think this is, I think, I'm serious.

If this is what it is

this is ridiculous if this is the way 80% of the people feel when they get it this is ridiculous take 20% random 20% if you have to I don't care just

quarantine the people that are are most likely to get it right like like the first baseman for major league baseball franchises right let's just quarantine them because they're super likely to get you can't you don't know that's the whole point you don't know which people are going to be affected by it you can get take a guess you can eliminate the most of the most vulnerable and I think that's what we're trying to do I guess now right I mean that's I would you know seemingly what we're trying to do at the moment

I mean can I ask a question

are they screwing with the color on the television show or do have I just gotten really really greenish

you do the there is an issue with the with that right now if you happen to be viewing on Blaze TV there is an issue I fixed

it looks bad in your monitor now

It is fixed, I believe, for the normal viewer.

Is it possible that I gave the camera COVID

and the camera is now sick?

I'm getting Fauci.

Or am I starting to look that bad?

Well, try really hard to really listen carefully because he almost always has a mask on.

Almost.

Almost always

has a mask on.

I mean, you know, unless he's out in public or something, something, you know, he'll wear it, but he'll wear it around his neck.

You know, it's like it's like Cuomo.

Did you see this?

You were on vacation last week.

Did you see Cuomo?

People send me every Cuomo story now because of all the shows I've done on Andrew Cuomo and Chris Cuomo.

Which one are you talking about?

Which one of the many incidents?

The one where he went, the one where he was out in public and he's gladhanding everybody and then he goes backstage, takes his mask off, and he's laughing it up with everybody else.

Everybody else is wearing a mask.

He's not wearing one.

No, well, he's keen.

He's liking to do whatever he wants.

Yeah, yeah.

He is the worst.

He's the greatest governor of all time.

I think you miss that.

No, I definitely miss that part.

I've seen how they've been trying to do that, but no, he is not the greatest governor of all time, the worst governor in America.

Bar none.

Did you see there's a new

Roger Ailes movie coming out?

There's a new Roger Ailes movie coming out.

This one is showing the good side of Roger.

And it's just like Roger Ailes to do this before his death.

He did it with John Voigt.

And the only reason why I bring this up is because in the article, it says that John met Roger through me.

We went to dinner together.

I don't even remember it.

That's how sick with pre-COVID I was.

I don't even remember that, but I guess you can vote.

How do you vote for me?

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You can vote today through August 9th.

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Don't vote for talent or who really deserves it.

Vote for the sick guy, me.

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All right.

Greg lives in Hawaii.

So I don't know why we're talking about him.

I I mean, okay, so he has some pain.

Yeah, well, you live in Hawaii.

Last year, his knee started to swell.

It made climbing the stairs and walking distances almost impossible.

And following shortly after that, hip,

shoulder pain.

He might as well live in, I don't know, Chicago.

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Pat Gray.

Don't get too close to your headphones, Pat, or to the camera lens.

Apparently, my family all has COVID.

The most isolated family on the planet, except for one weekend over a month ago.

Over a month ago, we had 400 people up at our house.

And if we were going to get it, two weeks after that is when we should have gotten it.

But we didn't.

No, we didn't.

Instead, we just isolated and stayed indoors.

And I think it can take up to 30 days.

Somehow or another got COVID.

It can to incubate or whatever they call that to to to percolate in your system i think it can take up to 30 days now initially everybody took they said it took it took it takes 15 minutes and then it went to like two weeks and then it was like

maybe it's 30 days and then it was like nah it could you know a year and a half later if you're uh exposed it could just pop right out so you were doctors present at your birth

because if they were that was a crowded room you shouldn't have been in.

You could get in at any moment.

But

so I don't know how, but everybody last week, I mean, I think I joked about it last week on the air that, and it's the only reason why we're on the air today, is because I joked about it with the head of Mercury, and I said, yeah, everybody's dropping from fly.

We got the COVID here.

And he was like, everybody's dropping like flies.

Glenn may be joking, but I'm smarter than he is.

So I'm going to tell engineering to have everything ready to go.

So last night I get a call and they were in my house last night at midnight after my wife and I came in with masks and wiped everything down in here so they could come in and

put the program back on the air because everything had been ripped out of my house because I was going back to work today.

Can't they just leave it there just in case?

You know, if you ever have a hankering to stay home, you can just do it.

What can't they fly?

That's why they don't put it there because he'll stay home everywhere.

That's why they don't do it.

Right, I think that's exactly right.

They don't want to put it in my house because they know I will never come back into the studio.

And I paid a lot of money for those studios.

So,

in retrospect, not a good idea.

Although, we might get Joe Rogan.

I mean, I think we should, I think all the listeners should email Joe Rogan today and tell him work at the Mercury Studios.

I think Joe Rogan has enough money for his own building, maybe several buildings.

No, he does, but he's smarter than that.

He's smarter than that.

You know,

why would he

when you can just when you can have somebody else's studio and just rent, why would you buy a huge, why would you buy the Paramount lot?

Right.

You know what I'm saying?

That makes a lot of sense.

That makes no sense.

You know, Pat, this is the sort of reasoning that's going to get Glenn into the Radio Hall of Fame.

It's this sort of thinking out of the box that's going to win it for him, I think.

It's radio vote.

Is it radiovote.com?

Yeah, radiovote.com.

I've already voted.

I mean, not for Glenn.

Right, but I did vote.

NPR?

NPR guys?

No, yeah, I went with NPR.

I thought that would be a good

choice.

Better than Glenn.

If I lose to the NPR guys, and listen, audience, because I know you.

You will vote for the NPR guys because you'll think it's funny.

Don't.

It won't be funny to me.

It won't be funny to me.

It was funny last year.

Last Last year when you lost to the fabulous sports babe or whoever.

That was funny.

This will not be funny.

It'll be funny.

I'm the Susan Lucci.

I'm not sure if I can get the Radio Hall of Fame.

I'm the Susan Lucci.

And I know I'm never going to get in it because I've been told by the guy who runs the Radio Hall of Fame, you will never

be inducted to the Hall of Fame.

Now, this is a very long time ago, right?

This is many, many, many years ago.

He's still there.

He's still there.

But believe me, he still remembers.

The price of the

police.

Somebody we know pretty well.

Yeah, yeah, I would think.

No, but

the guy who started it all is there.

Okay.

Well, here's the thing.

Here's the thing.

You know, last year, apparently, when you could vote, it counted for like...

It could override all the other votes.

But apparently, somebody did what I would have done this year and cheated.

And we're offering like prizes for people who could vote and, you know, set up extra emails and everything else.

And so now it's only 1 20th of the vote, which I think, you know, is not the way it should be.

But

you know, because listeners listen more than, you know, probably board members do.

Oh, yeah.

And board members sometimes can have vendettas against people and then they never get in.

They're like Susan Lucci.

Good job to win this vote.

Let me tell you, you are working it hard.

Again, the reason.

I'm on baby aspirin right now.

I'm on baby aspirin.

You can't be held responsible for what I'm saying.

Someplace, but it's so small because it's printed for baby eyes, all the warnings.

I don't know if I should be operating high, you know, heavy machinery with this or not.

I don't know.

Probably not because I never see babies operating heavy machinery.

That's true.

So

they might all be on baby aspirin.

Probably, probably.

Now, let me ask you this: what does the baby aspirin do in the COVID situation?

Oh, it's a strong, it's a strong pain reliever.

Is it?

Okay.

I'm still working up to ibuprofen 800.

You know, when the doctor says, have you ever, now listen, I want to talk to you about something.

I want to be serious here for a moment.

Have you ever had ibuprofen 800?

No.

I want you to slap the doctor when they say that.

Yeah.

It's like, no, no, doc, slow down.

Not ibuprofen 800?

I take them by the handful, doc.

anyway never had anything so strong

so I think we've cracked I really think we've cracked this did you see the Yale epidemiologist who said stop with the hydro

hydroxychloroquine scare tactics yes

it works it works and we all had to hate it I guess because we all hate Donald Trump but it works such a bizarre and I don't know what it's so bizarre

religious fervor around this one medication on both sides of it, too.

I mean, like,

it obviously doesn't cure every single case, right?

But it does seem to help in some cases.

There's been multiple studies that it should be.

It's been tried.

And it's been tried in several areas.

And there's this fervor against it and for it, as if it's been this long-term political dividing point.

Like pro-life and pro-choice.

It's going to be like pro-hydroxy.

and anti-hydroxy.

And we all have this in our DNA for the last 50 years.

It's like, well, we all just want something that works, right?

Like, Trump also said Remdesevir in the press conference where he mentioned hydroxychloroquine.

The same press conference.

And that's fine.

Nobody cares about that.

Nobody cares about that one.

Why?

Why?

I don't understand it.

I talked to a listener last week who said his whole family got it, and it was like the sniffles for his kids.

It was like a mild cold for him.

Then his wife was really sick because she's got underlying issues.

And they wouldn't give her hydroxychloroquine at the hospital.

So he brought her home, and their

primary care physician ordered hydroxychloroquine for her.

12 hours later, she was almost completely better.

Wow.

12 hours later.

Yeah.

It's amazing.

I got it from my vet.

Really?

No, you know, they were talking about in some states, they are making it legal for doctors to prescribe it.

I know.

That's insanity.

Insanity.

As Stu said, it's not the cure-all, but it does help a lot of people.

But I will tell you that my doctor has has done a lot of research and he is always calling me going hey hey you should know

but

hydroxychloroquine is what I'm supposed to take he said with zinc not with

not with a Z pack but with zinc

then the bare children's baby aspirin

that's because people are getting That's because they're getting blood clots.

People are getting blood clots

in their lungs.

And so take one baby aspirin, and it helps so you don't get blood clots in your lungs.

And then this is the newest part is, I don't know what it is,

basudinide.

How would you say that, Pat?

Look at the label here.

How would you say that?

It's a nice idea.

Basudinide.

Yeah, not really, really.

B-U-D.

Butacedinide.

Yeah, BOCedinide,

like you said.

That's why I'm nominated for the Radio Hall of Fame and I'm not, man.

That's why.

Wait, but your doctor didn't give you the Pepsid?

They keep saying that there's a chance that Pepsid actually helps to fight.

Really?

I'm serious.

I mean, that is true, right?

It is legitimately like.

Again, that does not mean you should go out and take Pepsid for it.

I've not looked into it, but there are studies that say that they think it could be a potential treatment for COVID-19.

There's so many things out there.

They just say everything, right?

Yes.

You know what, Glenn, I think, I mean, can we come up with like nachos?

Is it possible nachos can cure COVID-19?

You You should try it.

Let's see what happens.

He said, he said, it doesn't make sense that you didn't get it because you have a compromised immune system.

And I said, Doc, I have been eating a steady diet of ice cream and Hershey's chocolate.

I think we should look into that.

I think we should look into that.

It may have helped my immune system.

It's an obvious vaccine.

It's a vaccine.

Right.

Ooh, wait a minute.

I never thought about just intervenously taking Hershey's chocolate.

Wow, that would be really...

You'd miss the taste, but

let me just check with one thing here.

I just want to get Pat's take on

John Roberts.

Oh, my God.

John Roberts.

How this one, this one really drives me crazy

because this one is clearly constitutional.

This one is not like, well, it's in the Commerce Clause.

This is the First First Amendment.

The First Amendment.

And the court wouldn't even take it up.

And John Roberts was the deciding vote.

They wouldn't take up the Nevada limits on in-person worship services.

Wouldn't even listen to it.

I'm telling you,

just like the Jim Crow laws and the,

oh, shoot, what was the really bad, the Dred Scott decision?

The American people did not listen to the Supreme Court on the Dred Scott decision.

They didn't listen, and they were right for not listening.

These 10 people do not decide what our First Amendment actually means.

Yeah, it's true.

It's true.

John Roberts has lost all

his marbles.

I mean, he's got one job.

You've got one job.

Defend the Constitution.

And he can't do it.

He can't do it because of his legacy or whatever.

He doesn't want to be seen as conservative or he doesn't want his court to be seen as right-wing.

I can handle Ginsburg.

I really can.

I can handle Ginsburg because she's consistent and she believes in something.

John Roberts is just political.

John Roberts is the worst Supreme Court justice that I have seen in my lifetime because I don't believe he believes anything.

He'll go with the Constitution on some things, usually small and insignificant.

And then when it's there in the First Amendment, he goes against it.

Why?

How could you possibly do that?

How could you possibly do that, John?

It's in the First Amendment.

You know, I know if you get up to like, I mean, who would expect you to read, you know, 20, 23, 24?

I mean, it starts to get long and tedious.

This is the first one.

This is the first one.

Yeah,

it should have been so crystal clear.

He's just too worried about his legacy.

That's the only thing that's on his mind, it seems, when he makes these decisions.

And he's making good decisions on little teeny things.

But anytime it really matters,

he's with the liberals.

He has rewritten the Constitution.

He rewrote the law.

Rewrote the law for the Obama administration.

You don't do that.

You can't do that.

He rewrote it so he could pass it.

And now, this, he just doesn't even read the First Amendment.

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I'm sorry,

just as a way to, I don't know,

try to make myself, you know,

a little happier, I've been looking for UFOs.

I mean, I haven't been personally looking for UFOs, but I've been watching all the stories on UFOs.

Have you seen the latest from the Pentagon last week while you were on vacation, Stu?

I saw everyone referencing it about how you'd think normally this would be a big story, but because of what's going on, no one's even paying attention to it.

Right.

Yeah.

Right.

So like this really big, you know, everybody loves kind of scientist

came out and testified in open

session of Congress that the

United States has retrieved vehicles

from

not this world.

They don't know where they're from, but they're off planet.

Um, wait, hold it.

Just we have that's kind of a big deal, isn't it?

Shouldn't we shouldn't that be maybe you know one of the top stories of the day?

Perhaps one of the top stories of all humanity?

I mean, that's a we found it's like it's like finding a Buick that we didn't make floating in space.

I don't know, maybe we should mention that.

How'd that Buick get here?

It's very I mean, if it's a Tesla, I get it, I get it, but not a Buick.

No.

So, what do you take of this?

I mean, I didn't do a deep dive into it, but I know you've been following this stuff pretty closely.

I think that I'm right about

the extraterrestrial thing.

I think that they have been slowly dribs and drabs recently, putting all this stuff out,

and they're just preparing us for the announcement that, yeah, there's life.

I mean,

doesn't that seem like a big deal?

Like, we, wait, wait, wait, you say we've retrieved vehicles that are otherworldly and that we couldn't make here on Earth?

I don't know.

That's...

That sounds like a big deal.

Was there a pilot in the ship?

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Well, a Seattle radio host believed the protests in Seattle were really, really peaceful.

And

when Donald Trump tweeted and said the terrorists burn and pillage our cities they think it's just wonderful even death must end this Seattle takeover now Gallant

Gallant assured the president I went I went for a walk last night I walked through it out of curiosity I saw no burning pillaging or deaths chill dog

Well now fast forward a few days and we arrive at the weekend where Seattle was on fire where vandals had set fire to a construction site at the King County Youth Service Center.

They sadly also attacked a Starbucks that had residential apartments above and the fire force residents to evacuate the smoldering building.

Unfortunately, guess who lived right above the star?

the Starbucks.

Yeah,

this week he tweeted, I feel like I need to buy a firearm because clearly this is going to keep happening.

Enough is enough.

And may I just say please?

Oh my gosh, Paul,

chill, dog.

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Christopher Ruffo has been on the program several times, contributing editor of the city journal, Director on Center and Wealth and Poverty.

He has broken several stories.

He's the guy who brought us the story the last time out of Seattle, where they were doing sensitivity training times a thousand.

He now has a new story.

King County Executive Office is now doing training on dismantling the justice system.

Chris Ruffo is with us now.

Chris, how are you?

I'm very well.

How are you?

I'm good.

So Seattle, we saw

the juvenile, new juvenile hall burned down this weekend that they were building.

And Seattle is actually looking to abolish prisons.

Is that right?

Yeah, that's right.

So this really comes on the heels of Seattle City Council's support for cutting the police department by 50%.

The next thing on their wish list is to close the largest county jail in downtown Seattle, which would reduce the county's total jail capacity by at least 60%.

And this is something that the county executive

had been kind of circulating documents.

I broke it before he announced it.

But these are real plans.

Within the next six to 12 months, we could have 50% of the police force and about 40% of the county jail capacity.

And it's all predicated on the same ideas that we talked about last time with the kind of undoing whiteness training.

The documents that I've obtained really show that critical race theory, the idea that the world is reducible to the kind of evil force of whiteness and creating these racist institutions is at the heart of this plan, and their solution is very clear.

They make it explicit if you have a racist criminal justice system, the only thing that can be done is to tear it down.

When I ask you this every time I talk to you, when are the people in Seattle going to wake up?

You know, I've been asking that question for many years with the hopes that things could turn around.

I am curious.

There's a real disconnect.

And I think a lot of people are now contacting me, just saying, you know, what's happening?

What can we do to turn it around?

People who haven't been engaged.

I know that people, homeowners that are selling their houses and leaving the city of Seattle, it's up 1,500% compared to the same period last year.

Some people are definitely moving with their feet.

But there is a kind of religious fanaticism and conviction to socialist politics.

And it's rationalized in the sense that when their plans don't work,

people basically say, we didn't go far enough, and they double down.

And I'm very afraid that that's what's happening here.

When do you move?

Have you put a line, a red line down on the ground and said,

you know, I mean, because honestly,

this is getting so crazy, and I'm going to use a hyperbolic example here, and I I know that it is not to this level by any stretch.

Hopefully it never does come to this.

But

in the 1930s, the Jews were looking at things just starting to just completely fall apart.

And some of them said, I'm getting out of here now while the getting is good.

And eventually, you know, they were trapped and they couldn't leave.

At what point Is there a red line that you look at and go, you know, if it gets to here, I got to get out of of here.

Yeah, I mean, you know, there is.

And I think that it's really kind of fallen and collapsed very quickly.

Five years ago, I had a friend visiting in Seattle, and he said, wow, this is one of the cleanest big cities in America.

It's great.

You can go anywhere.

It's high quality of life.

And then he came back last year and he said, it looks like somebody dropped an atomic bomb on your city.

I mean, the change has just been extremely rapid.

And I think that, you know, the question of when to move, people are starting to now really speed up this exodus.

The numbers from the real estate companies are a huge exodus.

If you look at the price of a U-Haul from Seattle to Boise, it's about 10 times more than the price from a U-Haul from Boise to Seattle, suggesting a huge outflow.

And a friend of mine who's a pillar of the Jewish community in Seattle,

as you mentioned, he says, you know, all of the my community, the kind of conservative Jews in Seattle, we're now meeting very often trying to say when is the time that we actually leave.

And he said something I thought was very astute.

He said, you know, as Jews, we have a special instinct for when things are about to go bad.

And those sentiments, those feelings, those premonitions, they're now firing at an extremely rapid rate.

And people are making plans either to leave Seattle for another city, for an outlying area.

And some of the folks are saying it's gotten so bad, we're actually thinking about going to Israel.

Well, Israel, I mean, if the times of the seasons

are what I think they are, Israel's not going to be a very safe place either, but at least they'll stand there.

Would you mind putting us in touch with him?

I'd

like to talk to him about that because this is a very unique

time period.

And I think people of all religions really need to wake up, especially with what happened with John Roberts this weekend.

When they don't recognize the First Amendment that sets it completely apart from the government, I don't know what's coming.

So tell me more about this document that you found, the Community Supports Meeting.

Tell me the highlights of this document.

So this is a document that comes from the King County Executive's Office and really provides the theoretical basis for the executive's plan to really just completely and permanently shut down the largest jail with no plans to replace it.

And it basically looks kind of like a hybrid of a university lecture on critical race theory or a diversity training and kind of a very progressive company.

But it has kind of a chart and a pyramid that says underneath the justice system are the thing that is foundational to the justice system in Seattle and in the United States is white racism, white supremacy, white fragility, and a whole other series of kind of the buzzwords that have been circulating lately.

And then it goes up the pyramid, and then at some point they say, you know, when criminal offenders offend, it's actually

the fault of society, not that criminal offender.

And the logic is, well, if you have a racist society that in essence forces people, especially people of color, to commit crimes, if you abolish the institutions of the carceral system, if you abolish the jails, if you abolish the police, if you abolish the municipal courts, those people will stop offending because their oppression has been lifted.

And I mean, it's absurd.

It doesn't work in practice at all and gets the causality so skewed it's hard to even understand on logical grounds.

But this is the kind of pseudo-scientific, kind of pseudo-academic nonsense that is driving the decision-making at the highest levels of government in Seattle and Portland and New York, elsewhere.

And it's really shocking because they're really boiling down a very complex social

problem, crime, to just, you know, white people are evil and they've set up these evil institutions that force people to do

wrong and and they're their only solution.

It's not reform at this point.

For many years it was about criminal justice reform.

They've moved well beyond that in very rapid succession to do criminal justice abolition.

And my last thing I'd say is that you had three weeks ago cutting the police department 50%.

This week, cutting the jails by 60%.

And my sources in city government are saying the next target is to get rid of the municipal courts almost altogether.

Jeez.

And what do you have instead?

So they're basically saying that we are not going to prosecute

or bring to the courts any misdemeanors and will bump up felonies to the county court system.

So they're really looking to essentially eliminate criminal penalties and the criminal process for

really the vast majority of crimes and only prosecute the most serious crimes, the most violent crimes at the county level.

So this is something that I had heard rumblings about two years ago.

Activists were agitating, but I was told this is something that is far-fetched.

It's not going to happen.

It's just a few people.

But it's very quickly capitalizing on the chaos of the coronavirus shutdown, capitalizing on the death of George Floyd.

These are people who have been laying the groundwork for years.

And now they're really seizing this opportunity to push forward.

And unfortunately, when you shut down the jails, you fire 50% of your cops and you abolish the courts, those are almost irreversible decisions.

So it really is a very dangerous period for these cities.

What are the business owners saying?

Because at some point, even the most liberal business owner

has got to say, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

Somebody comes in and shoplifts, somebody comes in and does something in my store.

I've got to have some police.

Yeah, I mean, business owners are apoplectic.

They have been fighting kind of headwinds in Seattle for many years.

And it really started with kind of economic policies, taxes, minimum wage.

Those are kind of your traditional business versus labor fights, right?

These have been the kind of mainstream battleground between business and labor organizations.

And there was a sense, looking back in retrospect, a naive sense, that, well, this is really as bad as they can make it.

They can raise the minimum wage, they can put in kind of onerous scheduling laws, they can increase the property taxes on business owners.

But now business owners are finding themselves in a real whole new terrain.

I know that in downtown Seattle right now, there are entire blocks that have been boarded up for two months.

I mean, businesses that are saying, you know, the risk of getting looted, the risk of getting ransacked, the risk of getting burned down is a greater risk than just shutting down and going to zero revenue for the foreseeable future.

So

this is really catastrophic.

And the

business trade groups,

they're predicting that maybe up to 50% of

all restaurants in downtown Seattle may never come back.

So this is a really frightening thing.

And then if they do come back and there are 50% of the police officers on the street,

it's going to be an absolute nightmare.

And my friends and sources within the police department say: if these cuts go forward, they're going to have no proactive policing, and they're going to have a limited number of officers basically bouncing from emergency call to emergency call to emergency call.

And it could be sometimes up to two hours before an officer can show up at the scene of a crime.

Real quick, because I have to to take a network break.

Is there any chance that

the chief of police runs for higher office?

I mean, she seems to be striking a chord with a lot of people where she's just coming out, she's apologizing and saying, look, I have nothing to do with this.

In Seattle, you're on your own.

I wish I could help,

but I can't.

I can't.

Is she looked on as reasonable or not reasonable?

She's looked on as very reasonable.

And I think what's happening is increasingly, Chief of Police, Carmen Best, she's a longtime SPD officer, moved up the ranks and is now chief.

She's seen as the only thing standing between the city and the mob.

I mean, she's really the last kind of bastion of hope for the city of Seattle.

And I know that rank-and-file officers, as well as some of the political power brokers who are in the more kind of center-left, moderate camp, they're encouraging her to consider a run.

The mayor's race is next year.

It's an off-year election.

And I think that she can run on a very clear platform of standing up to the mob, standing up to the radicals.

And, you know, I, for one, absolutely hope that she considers it.

Thank you so much.

I appreciate it, Chris.

And thank you for all of your hard work and being places that none of us want to be.

Thank you.

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I was supposed to be in today,

and at 8.30 last night, I get a call from my doctor, and he says, you're not going anywhere, pal.

What do you mean?

Your family has COVID.

Oh, geez.

So

apparently, somehow or another, we got COVID.

I mean, we had that special.

But that was over a month ago, and everybody got COVID last week.

They were dropping like flies.

But I got to tell you, if this is what COVID is like, and I know there are serious cases and blah, blah, blah, but if this is what COVID is like for the average person, I wouldn't even, none of us would have even gone to the doctor for this.

It ended, it was like two days, it was a bad cold and then a fever

and a headache, and then it went away.

And everybody is on the mend.

But now we have to quarantine ourselves for two weeks.

I still have, I'm the only one.

The grandchildren didn't get it, and I didn't get it.

And my doc is like, you know, I don't understand.

I'm like, look, man, you have to work for a body like this.

This is a machine.

Okay.

I've eaten so much ice cream and pie lately.

You don't think COVID wants to live in this body, do you?

No.

But I'm on the regiment, the whole family is now on the regiment of

hydroxychloroquine, yes,

zinc,

baby aspirin, so you don't get blood clots in your lungs.

And

the steroid that you inhale for your lungs.

And I mean,

I don't even feel like I need it.

And nobody else does either in the family.

We're like, everybody's fine.

I'm thinking about having like a chicken pox party.

Come over to my house.

You want the most mild strain of COVID?

This is the one you get.

I mean, you know, if you're old or infirm, I'm going to have to charge you extra and you're going to have to sign a release.

But everybody else, I mean, my kids will lick their hands and put it on your face.

It'll be great.

You'll get COVID two days out.

You got the antibodies.

You're fine.

What are we doing?

What are we doing?

Closing this entire country down?

Gosh,

are we really this much of a baby?

This is the Glenn Beck program.

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Oh, boy.

Stu looks mad mad at me.

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Stu is very angry with me because

who is keeping us clothes?

Who's keeping us clothes?

Well, you know,

when the Supreme Court won't even take up the First Amendment violation of the state saying that churches have to have only 50 people,

I don't understand it.

That is a constitutionally protected right.

A separation of church and state that everybody always dreams about.

Oh, does it only work one way?

No, it was meant to protect the religion.

Yeah, fully, I too.

It was meant to protect the government.

Right.

And it was also meant to protect the state

because some religions would say, oh, no, you've got to be a, you know, you've got to be a Quaker.

You've got to look like the Quaker Oats man to be able to be president.

And so, no, separation of church and state,

they don't have anything to do with each other.

And the First Amendment makes it clear you cannot tell churches what to do, and yet they are.

And John Roberts folds yet again.

John Roberts, stop saying,

stop being surprised every time he sides, and John Roberts sides with the liberals.

No, he is one.

Yes, that is.

He is one.

Central.

Let's just stop.

Yeah, that totally agree.

That's certainly no, no, uh, no criticism from me coming on that point.

I, I, I put John Roberts into the douche hall of fame

10 years ago.

So I, I have no problem with the John Roberts criticism.

I think there's a right.

And again, I've never argued for shutdowns or anything like that.

I think there seems to be no one in the position where you can take this thing seriously and not want to shut down the economy.

It's like, well, I think both of those things are true.

You shouldn't be shutting down the economy, and you also should be taking it seriously.

As I know, you have for a very long time as the nation's

first guy in America to do a coronavirus special back in early February.

I mean, you you were talking about

daily updates of this thing before anyone had any cases in this country.

And what did I say?

What did I say?

The real trouble from coronavirus will be the collapsing of the healthcare system.

So we have to make sure that we don't collapse the health care system.

And the real problem will be the effects on the economy.

Yeah.

And that's without any government intervention.

That was just because people would say, I'm not going to a restaurant.

I'm not doing any of these things.

But all of this this

politicization

making this political

has

made it so much worse.

I don't understand how a mask.

Did you hear about the woman in San Diego that approached a couple eating a picnic with their children in the park?

They're in the park, open air.

This woman walks by and says,

you're not wearing masks.

And the wife looks up, because the husband, I'm sure, just wanted to choke her.

The wife looks up and says, No, well,

we're eating right now, and you don't have to wear masks if you're eating.

It would make it very difficult.

Think about a cheese sandwich through a strainer.

It doesn't work.

And so the woman leaves, comes back with mace,

and maces these people.

That's healthier.

That's healthier than not wearing wearing the mask.

Yeah.

Do we have it?

Do we have it?

Play it, Sarah.

What are you doing?

You cannot be serious.

You just maced him.

You just maced him.

You just maced him.

You just maced him and their food because you disagree.

Don't worry, I'm videotaping.

Don't worry.

That's wrong, man.

I'm not not going to do it.

That's not okay.

That is not okay.

Not okay.

What's wrong with you, lady?

That is wrong.

I want to get this.

This is her car.

Somebody.

Don't worry, I got it.

You weren't defending yourself, lady.

And I've got this.

Did she hurt her?

I didn't do it.

What a defending herself.

It was craziness.

It was craziness.

Since when have Americans become this?

Since when, you know, a black man shot and killed because he was wearing a Trump hat this weekend.

Where's that?

Where is that?

How is it that we have turned into people that we don't even

hydroxychloroquine, which I'm now on.

And by the way, you can't talk about this because you have never had COVID.

I have.

So hydroxychloroquine,

when did that become all about politics?

I mean, I know when it did, the minute that Donald Trump talked about it, but we're not even talking about science anymore.

We're not talking about being rational anymore.

You just hate people.

They just hate people.

And if you don't go their way, they'll do whatever they can and they think they can get away with it.

And you know why they think they can get away with it?

Because they're getting away with it.

I mean, if you want to talk about the Bubba effect in full blast, you're seeing the makings of it.

The government is not stepping up and doing anything about things that everyone knows.

Everyone knows take politics away.

And everyone knows these things are wrong

and should be stopped.

And nobody's doing anything.

Yeah, no, it's so strange the things that have become these bizarre political issues.

Hydroxychloroquine is is a great example.

The masks are a great example.

I mean, Glenn, we can go back to January and February when

you were on the air talking about, hey, guys, like, why do doctors wear masks if they don't work?

Right?

And

this is when the government is like,

no, they don't wear it.

They don't do anything.

It's actually going to make it worse.

And they went through this whole thing, and we all sat here going, that's obviously not right, right?

We all understand that that's not right.

And then the government decided to say, oh, now you do have to wear masks all the time.

And now a lot of people are saying, well, no, I will never wear a mask because the government told me to wear it.

The government shouldn't be mandating these things.

Your standard of proof as the government to mandate a safety measure should be incredibly high.

I mean, I don't even know if there is a level that I'm comfortable with, but even if you're a normal, non-national person, right, this should not be something that should happen unless you have massively high standard of evidence.

And for masks, there's some evidence that shows that they're helpful.

There's no evidence that shows that they're universally a cure, which is the way the media now treats them because Donald Trump didn't wear a mask a few times.

So you have to take the opposite position of it.

And the other thing is,

as a personal safety measure, your standard of evidence for help should be low.

If you think there's a chance that it will work and it's not really going to inconvenience you, you probably should wear one.

However, you know, the government should never be mandating something like this with the level of evidence they have for something like that.

And these things become the same thing with hydroxychloroquine.

Like,

to say the media has to take this stance, because Donald Trump mentioned it, the media has to take this stance that it does absolutely no good for anyone.

And so they only highlight the studies that show that there's not all that much help from a hydroxychloroquine, though there are studies that do show there is help for certain people.

So why wouldn't we instead try to take this on an individual level with our doctors who say, okay, I believe this will help you, try it.

Instead of this insane culture war thing that we're doing, don't we just want to not have people get sick and die?

Isn't that supposedly our entirety?

It's not even a uniting thing, Glenn.

That's insanity.

Yeah, I don't.

I really don't think that that is the goal of many people in power.

I really don't.

I think their goal is to divide, divide, divide, destroy, and divide.

And they'll use anything, anything in their power.

You know, look,

this happened with the mask because the federal government and those in the progressive or Marxist world, they don't believe in people.

They don't believe in Americans.

They believe Americans are greedy and white and therefore bad.

And so what did they do?

When they needed the masks at the hospital, they told you a lie.

They told you that they don't work.

That was a lie.

I told you that was a lie.

Why, if they don't work, why are they rushing them to the hospitals?

Of course they work.

They're lying to you.

They don't believe you'll do the right thing.

Instead, the federal government should have said, look, America, we need all the masks we can get.

This is the front line.

Please, if you have masks, if you can find masks, send them to us.

And we would have.

And then when they would have had, you know, masks for everybody in the hospitals, which they do now, then they can come out and say, okay, masks are available for everybody.

Thank you for those who

did help.

No thanks to those who didn't help, but hey, it's America.

You can be a jerk if you want.

And that's what they should have done.

The same thing with the quarantine.

Nobody should be telling you what to do.

Why do you think that the virus is spreading?

It's spreading because it generally doesn't hit the youth.

So who's at the bars on a Friday night?

You think it's a bunch of 50-year-olds?

We're all so beat-tired that we're not going out on 2 o'clock at the bar scene, okay, unless we're alcoholics.

And I will say, too, not a lot of Republican voters out there at the bars at 23 years old.

That group is voting about 90% Democrat, and yet red states are the ones exactly

blamed for the spread of the disease.

Correct.

Correct.

So you have these red state voters who are all in colleges and they're all off of college and they're all going to the bar and the club scene and they're all hooking up.

What do you think?

And why is that happening?

Because they know it doesn't affect, generally speaking, them.

They have an easier time of getting through it.

And so people make the judgment, I'm going to get through it, especially if you've never been asked to not be selfish your entire life

when you when you have never been told that there is something great about this country that we all rise to the highest level

When we are in trouble, we all answer the call.

If you've never been taught that, if you've never been asked to do that, it's always about you, you, you, and what you want and your little baby cry rooms and everything else.

What do you think they're going to to do?

Help?

No, they're not going to help.

They're going to lecture, they're going to protest, and they'll point the finger, but they're not going to help.

And why are they going out?

Because they've never been told they couldn't do, they they've never been told they couldn't do anything.

They've never been told about shared sacrifice unless it's a Marxist telling them that.

And the Marxists aren't telling them that because the Marxists are now trying to bring everybody together in chaos.

And what is all of this doing?

Creating more chaos and more division.

And what are we doing?

We're staying at home because of a virus that I'm sorry.

These things have happened since man was on the earth.

It's been happening through men, it's been happening through the animal kingdom, and it's going to happen again.

And yes, we should do everything we can, but we should not tube tube the Western way of life

for this.

We shouldn't tube it.

We should be protecting the most vulnerable.

The people who are most likely to have this, to get this, have compromised immune systems, are elderly, et cetera, et cetera.

But the youth, they're out in the bars.

Why?

Because they don't care if they get sick because they're most likely not going to die.

why are we quarantining everyone when we should be quarantining just the people who are the most likely to get sick?

I'll tell you why.

We're not opening schools because look at the demands of the school

unions, the teachers' unions.

They're asking for redistribution of wealth.

They're asking to teach Black Lives Matter nonsense.

They are on a Marxist rampage.

And the longer we don't return to who we are, the less likely it will be that we'll even recognize what reality is when we do come back.

If we come back.

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All right, Kathy's in Minnesota.

Hello, Kathy.

Welcome to the Glenn Beck program.

Oh, hello, Glenn.

First of all, I just want to say that.

I want you to make sure you're not assuming I'm a liberal because I'm from Minnesota.

No, no, no.

I am a conservative in Minnesota.

No, I know that there are some.

Yeah.

Yeah, I bet you are.

I know there are some right-minded people.

So

first of all, before we get into your call, tell me what it is like to be a conservative to live in Minnesota.

Where do you live?

What city?

It's hard.

And what is it like?

I can't speak freely,

especially at work.

I actually

don't even go there at work.

I work with some

local powerful doctors,

so I don't want to go there.

But the only place I feel safe is among my my Catholic community.

And we just had a picnic last night with the Knights of Columbus, and it was so refreshing to sit and just talk about pro-life and talk about, you know, I'm part of the pro-life committee at our church, and it just felt so good, like, I'm free, I'm free.

So

it's hard.

It's not easy.

Yeah.

Especially I live close to Minneapolis.

I'm not in the city, thank God.

What are the property values doing around there?

What's that?

What are the property values doing around there?

Well, they're leaving Minneapolis in droves is what I'm hearing.

And sadly, they're not going to get their value out of their homes.

But the police aren't helping them.

They're just helpless.

It's sad.

Well, that's what I'm hearing.

Moving out to the southern.

Yep.

It's been sad.

I haven't driven down there yet.

I want to.

My daughter was down there for the guard for the week.

She's a medic in the Minnesota National Guard.

Thank God she's safe.

But

yeah,

it's been hard.

Plus, it all originated here, which makes it, you know, very difficult.

Yeah.

You're kind of the Florida of this event.

You know what I mean?

Florida and the 2000 election.

We knew.

We knew.

And we know now about Minnesota.

So anyway, you wanted to talk to me about coronavirus.

Go ahead.

Yeah, so

I mentioned I am a nurse, and I actually, because I don't trust the media,

anything that puts President President Trump in a positive light is not reported.

And I

wasn't taken seriously, even though I work at a hospital.

I saw him pull up the temporary morgue outside our doors.

I mean, just a whole bit.

But

my niece and my nephew and his wife, they're in Oklahoma City, but they got it, they're young, 20s.

But my niece,

she is...

at least six, seven weeks out and still has not got her taste or smell back.

And my nephew, his is about 40 to 60 percent back.

And I was like, it just really hit me, you know, that she's scared.

You know, when you can't taste and enjoy food,

you know, she's scared.

And I thought, you know, Kathy, you've got to take a step back.

And I just, I'm not upset with you at all.

I just sometimes

just worry that it may sound too light

not to look at the other side of it as well.

But that's the only thing I've done.

No,

but we do look at the

other side.

We look at the other side all the time.

I'm telling you that the strain that my family has had, and I know there are different strains, and I know there are different people.

My doctor is concerned because I have immune disorder, and he's like, you're a target.

And I'm like,

I'm fine so far.

But everybody in my family has had it.

It was two days.

They describe it as a cold with a fever and said it was nothing.

Now, that's the strain that my family had.

I've never seen anything take every single member of the family.

I mean, everybody got sick within five days, four days.

And I was surprised by that.

But as far as what I saw, now I know it's different and different strains, but

we have to take it seriously, but we also have to know we're all going to get it.

We're all going to get it.

Yeah.

I mean, it's just going to happen.

So, Kathy, thank you so much for your phone call.

Well,

that led me to one thing on the medications you were talking about.

Part of the aspirin is for blood thinning because it

will cause blood clots.

So, I didn't know.

I just want to make sure you knew that.

Yeah, no, I knew it wasn't for pain because I couldn't handle baby aspirin.

I mean, for pain, that's way too much for me.

But

the, yeah, no, it's for blood clotting, which I think is brilliant.

And I, I mean, what did you think of?

The doctor has me on hydroxychloroquine, baby aspirin, zinc, and the inhalant suspension of bucesinide or something like that.

Butesonide.

Do you know anything about that?

Oh, she's gone.

Oh, she didn't want to give me.

I got it.

I got it.

Okay.

I mean, you're the doctor here.

I don't know.

As far as I know, she just works in a hospital.

Yeah.

Well, I feel great confidence with my doctor.

My doctor has been all over this,

and he knew exactly what to call in, and I felt good.

It's the first time I've ever gotten a diagnosis, though, at 8:30 at night on a Sunday, which was, you know, I guess kind of nice.

Shows that they're working hard to

get it done.

Ed in Florida, you're on the Glenn Beck program.

Welcome.

Holy cow, Glenn, how are you?

Very good.

How are you?

Yes,

I'm very well.

Yes, sir, ma'am.

I just wanted to call in with some good news.

You know, all this COVID talk.

And, you know, I did, while listening live, vote for you for the Radio Hall of Fame.

Wow.

You did.

Nice.

You did.

I did.

Now.

Yes, sir.

No, I mean,

it had to be a tough choice between me and the NPR people.

It was the hardest choice I ever had to make.

Yeah, I know.

I wanted to take a nap.

I wanted to take a nap.

Anyway, um i wanted to uh like i told this the call screener i wanted to tell you why i voted for you know why you deserve this

and uh i love the no ego um all the personalities come on your show stu you know he goes on his rants and everybody talks you give everybody their time and you thank hillary four minute buzz it's just amazing what you do there

It's amazing.

Well, thank you.

The thanking of Hillary, I think, is what put him over the top for me.

I think so, too.

I think so too.

Not Hillary Clinton.

I tried to do your power hour, but I fell out around, I guess, around minute three.

That's understandable.

This show always does.

Thank you, Still.

It always sounds better when drunk.

That's a long-term thing.

It was when Glenn was drunk back in the day.

It was always great.

It was so much better.

It was so because I just love everybody.

If you don't know what we're talking about, today is the first day.

How long does this last?

God help us, a week or something?

Where you can vote for Radio Hall of Fame.

Been narrowed down, I think, to four different people.

If I lose to NPR, I think I'm going to hang myself.

And it won't be funny.

I know this audience will vote for NPR just because they'll think it's funny that I lost to NPR.

It won't be funny.

It won't be.

Last year might have been funny.

I'm the Susan Lucci of the Radio Hall of Fame.

You go to radiovote.com, radiovote.com, and you vote, I guess it goes to August 9th.

So you got a couple weeks here, but get it done.

You can do one vote per email address, radiovote.com.

And if I don't win this year, I'm going to start

Glenn's Radio Statue Matters.

And we'll just take it.

We'll just take it.

I'll just go to Imus' house.

He's got one.

He's not doing anything.

We'll just take it.

Anyway, thank you so much.

And you can vote this week you know or not um but i i i would appreciate it uh let me let me welcome somebody to the uh family of radio stations uh i want to i want to mention this because

uh you know a lot of times radio stations will say you know america 1170 you know freedom 940

and

it's a marketing thing we're welcoming Freedom 1160 AM WCXI.

It's in Detroit, Michigan.

What a time to begin this program in Detroit.

And the reason why I wanted to point it out and thank them so much for their affiliation is because Seema Biratch

is the owner of this station.

He is the guy who was brought in by Lee Iacoka.

Lee Iacoka Iacoka sponsored him to become an American.

And

I have to tell you, it is people like this that are, they know what we have to lose.

They get it

more than

more, I think, than really anybody else.

He left Serbia.

and was brought into the United States, and he is a proud American, and we are thrilled to be on his radio station.

So thank you so much

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Holy cow, my goodness.

I'm just so hepped up on baby aspirin right now.

I just uh whoof

uh anyway, uh, let me go to uh Jeff in Virginia.

Hello, Jeff.

Hey, Glenn, how are you doing, sir?

Good.

Hey, I just wanted to call in.

I've been watching you all morning, talking about you having possibly the COVID and taking all those medications.

And just wanted to share my experience back in January, the third week, it was the 27th to be exact, I had a PE, pulmonary embolism.

I don't know if you know what that is.

No.

I clotted up so bad, I collapsed.

I went down.

I was on my job as a courier, and I was in Tennessee.

And the great people down there rushed me to a hospital, brought me, you know, back.

They went in and did their thing.

And the doctors were puzzled.

They kept me in the IPU for about a three days, just watching me.

And make a long story short, they came to the conclusion that I just blood splotted real badly.

I did overhear some people talking about the COVID that not to be testing everybody because they didn't have any way to test everybody.

I'm fine.

I'm good.

Now in hindsight, you look back and you see what the doctor is saying.

I have no doubt that that wasn't the COVID on me at that time.

This was before President Trump announced and shut the borders down.

It was already here.

I really think it was already here.

No, I think it was already here.

And I think a lot of people have had it

and just didn't realize it.

I mean, we honestly, if it wasn't for all of the hype and us being responsible and not wanting to get other people sick,

we wouldn't even have tested for it.

We wouldn't have tested for it because it was so mild in our family.

Everybody had a fever, everybody had a headache,

but the congestion wasn't bad or anything, and the entire family got it.

Boom!

One day, one person was sick, the next, two, then three, then four.

I mean, it was it swept the family quickly, but by Saturday, everybody was well again.

And, you know, is that COVID?

You know, I thought it was because it had all the symptoms, but it was so mild, I'm like, why even test for it?

What was, I mean, what's the point of testing at that point if everybody has had it?

And it's,

I think it's something that

before COVID became COVID, I'll bet you a lot of people had it and stayed at home and, you know, or went to the doctor and they didn't know what it was.

They just treated it like a flu and it passed and everybody was fine.

And that's the problem, Stu.

How do you get to the point to where

you know that most people are going to be

fine with it?

So how do we get, if we don't get herd humidity

immunity, how are we ever going to deal with this?

Well, I mean, obviously

the best case scenario would be a treatment, right?

Like we have a lot of diseases that would run rampant in our society if we didn't have treatments.

We're hopefully getting closer and closer to that.

They seem incredibly optimistic about it, you know, which is

more optimistic than I am.

I mean, the experts are more optimistic than I am on an actual vaccine or treatment coming through.

But we've already seen, as you have, Glenn, right in front of you, multiple

examples of improved treatments, right?

There's a lot of things at the beginning of this that they were doing that they're no longer doing.

And in, like, for example, the breathable steroid thing is a relatively new development that seems to make a real difference if they catch it at the right time.

It makes total sense.

Yeah, so which is great.

Makes total sense.

Yeah.

I mean, we keep joking about Pepsid, but that's actually another one, too, they're looking into.

Pepsid early on in treatment, they think could actually do something, which is bizarre.

I like that one because it's so strange.

Well, the way, you know, because hydroxychloroquine is

the way it works, basically, I always think of it as like,

you know,

a Christmas Christmas story where all the

dogs from next door keep coming through the doggy door?

That's like the spikes of the coronavirus, and

they keep coming in, and

the way your cells fight that off is to essentially spray it with acid.

This is a terrible non-medical description, but this is how I think of it.

I like it so far.

I wish the more doctors would talk like this.

Right.

You know that movie?

Yeah, you know that movie.

So, but think of it, you know, another 80s movie.

You know, gremlins would come in through, if they came in, you couldn't get them wet.

Remember this?

That was one of the rules because they would multiply.

The problem is that the coronavirus likes the acid that gets squirted at it.

So, it basically multiplies.

What hydroxychloroquine does is turn off that response.

So, that's why they were so optimistic about hydroxychloroquine at the beginning, turning acid off.

Well, I would assume that there's some, with Pepsid being, that's basically its function, right?

Is not giving you acid reflux and indigestion and all of these things that it's probably related.

That's probably why they tried it in the first place.

However, I don't, I mean,

if we come down to the end of this thing and they're like, ah, we had just all taken Pepsid, this would have all gone away.

I'm going to be really pissed.

That is going to get me very angry.

Yeah, if we flush

the entire culture that created and gave us the opportunity to have Pepsid, I'm going to be a little pissed.

I'm going to be a little upset about that.

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It's not.

I'm going to be up to to you.

It'll be suboptimal.

Sub-optimal.

It'll be sub-optimal.

It's not good.

By the way, if my doctor would have talked like that a couple of weeks ago when I was passing a kidney stone, and he would have said, okay, you ever see Indiana Jones, the first one with the big rock?

Right.

With the big rock coming down?

That's your fallopian tube or whatever it is that the kidney stone has to be.

If you have a fallopian tube, we have a larger discussion to have here this afternoon.

Men can have fallopian tubes, too.

Don't deny it, Stu.

Don't deny it.

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Let me go to Kara in Florida.

888-727-B-E-C-K is the number.

Hello, Kara.

Hi, how are you doing today?

I'm very good.

I'm very good.

Good.

I'm so glad I get to talk to you.

I've been listening to you all the way back since Fox News, and you've taught me and my kids so much.

We want to thank you.

No, thank you.

Thank you very much.

I appreciate that.

Sure.

I am wondering about this coin shortages that we're having.

I don't think I've ever in my life had coins that were not available.

Are we moving into a cashless society?

Yes, but I don't think that's what this is all about.

I'm not sure.

I honestly have not spent the time looking at the coin shortage.

I've been looking at the dollar abundance

and been researching some other things.

But the short answer on the coin shortage, I don't know why we're going through this right now.

Longer answer for you,

really the root of your question: are we going through a cat going to a cashless society?

We absolutely are going to a cashless society, but it will take the collapse of the US dollar

to bring us to that.

And we're going to most likely

go back to a gold standard, at least for a while.

Then it will all be digitized and the banks will close.

And we've done this before, unfortunately.

We did this

just before World War II and the Great Depression.

And this is what happens when you go off the gold standard, as we did in 73, Stu, or 71 with Nixon.

Gold has just gone through a record spike again.

It just passed the September 2011 price of $1,943.

It's almost up to $2,000, and I'll tell you, it is, I think, is going to continue to go through the roof as we go into the fall and then some.

And you don't want to know what the world is like

when we have gold at

$2,000, $3,000, $5,000 an ounce.

Nobody's hoping for that.

Thank you so much for your phone call.

There's also an aluminum shortage.

Is there now?

There's a lot of shortages of different things because

the factories aren't open.

There is a shortage, from what I understand, of sheet rock.

of building

in some places.

I know that I had to pour some concrete a couple of weeks ago, and I paid three times the price of concrete

because we can't get the

coal ash.

What kind of ash is it that they put in?

They could tell you anything to charge you three times the cost, didn't they?

I know, and they probably did.

Yes, sir.

So the coal ash is out, so therefore.

Yeah.

No, there's something that they add into it, so they don't have to add so much sand.

And right now, the stuff that I poured was, you know, had real sand in it, a lot of real sand.

And sand is, we're running out of sand.

And I've talked about this for the last couple of years and nobody seems to be concerned about it.

It's a really big deal.

You can't make sand.

We can't get the sand from the desert because that is smooth on all sides.

The sand that we can use only really comes from oceans and

the bottom of rivers where it's just been broken and it's all jagged so it locks together.

And we run out of sand.

We run out of a lot of things.

A lot of things.

And nobody thinks about it.

What's the deal on the aluminum?

We're running out of aluminum cans now, right?

Yeah, and on the coins, it seems like

less people going out and having face-to-face transactions is stopping the circulation of these coins.

People are just keeping them at home.

And the Mint has turned down the amount of coins they're making because of coronavirus and shortage,

lowering staff numbers.

So that is apparently what's causing the coin shortage.

So it's going out.

People make change and then they get that change and then they just keep it at home.

They're bringing it home.

They're not

circulating.

It's not cycling through, yeah.

Yeah.

So that's the thing.

The aluminum thing is interesting because they're having

usually like you're selling beer, let's say, in a keg.

Well, they're still selling plenty of beer.

That has not been

one of the industries that's been hard hit by the coronavirus.

People are still finding a way to buy their alcohol, oddly.

Yeah.

But they're taking, instead of selling it in kegs, they're selling it in individual cans for people at home.

So they're running low on aluminum.

It's why, apparently, also why some soda flavors have been,

you know, not really been seen on shelves in a while because they are trying to go to their core flavors.

This is killing us, guys.

This is what I was talking about.

We're losing the Western way of life, and we can't have any flavor of soda we want.

We've gone too far.

We have.

We're not coming back.

Yes, we're not coming back.

Also, Glenn, a big one today is the Miami Marlins of Major League Baseball, of course,

now have 12 players that have tested positive over the past couple of days.

They have canceled their home opener.

Also, they were just playing, I think, the Phillies, and the Phillies now have canceled their next game as well because they want to see who's going to test positive.

But they believe, you know, now I think it's 12 players and two coaches on the Marlins at least.

And this is the thing where the NBA has decided to kind of put everybody under a bubble at Disneyland and not really let anyone go anywhere.

Major League Baseball

just decided to not put fans in the sands and are still kind of traveling around.

And they've been criticized for that approach, whether it lasts or not, who knows.

But already,

four days into the season, we're seeing a real threat to the league already.

They're wondering how long they're going to, I mean, if a team has to not play, an entire team drops out, are they going to, you know, are they going to cancel the season?

There was already talk about that.

I don't know that they're going to go that far.

How do you survive?

Yeah.

How does major league baseball survive something like this?

I mean, it's not like they have a, you know, a low-cost

service that they're providing.

Yeah.

I mean, because it's, it's, the, canceling the season is very bad for baseball, right?

The worst case scenario, though, is starting the season, going through all of that setup, all of the expense, and then not getting any of the revenue out of the television rights that they were expecting.

If they have to start it and then stop it this quickly, this would be obviously a massive disaster.

But they're just like every other business in America, right?

Every other business is having to deal with this same stuff.

And they are, I mean, if this goes down this quickly, it's going to be one of the, I mean, it's going to be catastrophic and historic in its nature.

I mean, no one's ever seen anything like this.

If you happen to have opening day tickets for any baseball game, any major league game, if you have

just

one,

please send it to me for our collection and our museum.

You should keep one.

It's quite a historic thing to have a ticket to

the opening games in the middle of the summer

in this COVID era.

So please, if you have one and

you don't mind sending it to us to preserve, please send it to us.

And we should be clear here.

Coronavirus can be very dangerous.

There's only one known cure, which is, of course, attending a Black Lives Matter rally.

If you can get to a rally

that will wipe out the coronavirus completely,

and

that's the only way you can do it.

So if you want to go out there and we all lives matter, you're going to get coronavirus.

If you're Black Lives Matter, you're going to be totally fine.

As long as you embrace Marxism, everything should be good.

Everything should be good.

Some people do die of Black Lives Matter,

the COVID strain.

You know, a lot of people died over this weekend.

All of them in those riots, all of them that were injured or killed, all COVID.

I don't know if you know, because it was a very peaceful rally that we're happening all over the country this weekend.

Stu, we are 100 days away from the election.

Yeah, 199.

And it doesn't, doesn't feel, yeah, it might be 199.

It would maybe be 100 yesterday.

It doesn't feel like this election is even happening.

Your thought at 100 days out?

I agree.

It does not feel like it's happening yet.

I still kind of, you know, there's multiple reasons to explain Joe Biden's lead, and it's not a questionable lead.

It's a lead that's significant and bigger than it was against Hillary Clinton.

But there are reasons for that, of course.

I think that you have typically 100 days out.

Polls aren't all that accurate.

You have that.

You have the unforeseen circumstance.

God only knows.

I mean, you have to believe at least aliens are going to invade before the election happens.

If not, 10 other things we've never thought were possible.

Something's going to happen that's going to totally turn this away from what we think this election is going to be.

You know, whether you think it's going to be about coronavirus or the economy or Black Lives Matter or whatever you think, there's going to be 10 other things.

But those are normal,

normal things to think about 100 days out.

There can always be a massive event that can switch things over.

And, you know, polls, you can't look at them and lock them in this early.

The difference to me, though, because those things are

there and possible, but I would not be very confident if I were Donald Trump looking at the polls, even with those two possibilities out there.

The third one, though, I think is more significant, which is just this year is totally different than any other election we've ever faced.

To the point of Glenn, we don't even know what the polls are going to look like.

Are people going to be even going to them?

We don't even know if people are going to be in-person voting this year in November at this point.

There's so much up in the air that I think, like, if you were to get a situation where, let's say in September or October, they come out with a treatment that is really, really effective and that turns this thing around and the economy is raging in November, Donald Trump's probably the favorite, right?

Like, it can go from him being way behind to being the favorite with something like that happening.

I think that there are some.

I know I'm this way.

I will walk through a sewer full of coronavirus to go vote.

Nothing is going to stop me from going to the polls.

And I think there's going to be a lot of people like that.

I think there will be a lot of people that, you know, have Joe Biden as their candidate.

They're like, I can't.

I mean, I don't.

And they won't have the passion.

They're going to have to steal a lot of votes.

They're going to have to steal a lot.

And the good thing is, is the Democrats are up to it.

So it could very well happen.

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You're listening to Glenn Beck.

So there is an article that I'd like you to check out.

It's on Glennbeck.com, and it is all about the floods in China.

And I know you got a lot of things to do.

You're like, floods in China, why would I even care about the floods in China?

The floodwaters are up.

It's monsoon season, and they're up over 200%

now.

And because of the Three Gorges

dam,

this is the dam that they built.

How many years ago, Stu, did they open this thing up?

Like five years ago?

No, it was in the 90s they finished it, it, and then they updated it, I think, about five or six years ago.

Okay.

But

it has been updated and made very powerful.

And when they opened it up again, it actually slowed the rotation of the earth for a short period of time.

And it is...

It's remarkable.

And they need all of the water.

And this is one of the reasons why we have such a shortage of sand is because of these dams.

Well, unfortunately, because of these monsoons, the reservoir system

has passed the flood stage six weeks ago and is now classified by China, so you know you're getting the truth there, as a category two.

They've already had to destroy two dozen other dams to try to relieve pressure, but our satellites are showing that this dam is about to buckle.

In fact, if you

look at the story, in England, King's College in London just issued a dire warning saying we're looking at the satellite pictures and this thing is buckling and about to blow.

If that blows,

food security all over the globe is going to be wildly affected.

Please read this article at glenbeck.com as you read about wars and rumors of wars and floods and famines,

this is a really key thing to pay attention to because everybody else is concentrating on nonsense.

This is really, really important,

and it ends with what should you do about it.

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