Trump Redefined the SOTU | Guests: Reps. Thomas Massie & Chris Stewart | 2/5/20

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studios watching the president's speech.

I was actually in the room with Rush Limbaugh and the president and all of the nightmares in white.

And

what I saw, what I felt, I don't know if you felt it through the television.

One of, I would say

this may be, I'd have to go back and look at some Reagan State of the Unions.

This may be the best State of the Union I have ever seen.

And he has totally changed the dynamic.

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Thomas Massey

represents Kentucky's fourth congressional district that stretches all across northern Kentucky.

280 miles of the Ohio River.

He is,

you know, he's a smart guy.

I mean, he's no Glenn and Stew,

but he did go to MIT.

He's on three different committees, the House Committee for Transportation and Infrastructure, the Committee on Oversight and Government Reform.

I love you.

And the Committee on Science, Space, and Technology.

He's also the guy who

last night took me down to the skiff and took a picture of me at the door of the skiff wouldn't let me in for some reason wouldn't let me in but uh we were down where that those all the secret meetings went on with the uh with the whistleblower welcome thomas how are you

yeah you bet um first of all let's start with the um

well we're we're halfway through a historic 24 hours.

Yeah.

We got the State of the Union last night, which was just outrageously good in my opinion.

And then

at, what, 4 o'clock this afternoon, the Senate's going to vote to acquit.

Yeah, this is an amazing slice of history, this 24-hour window.

And to be there last night was just amazing on the floor of the House.

I started out by shaking the President's hand as he came in

and thanking him for the work that he's done.

And then, boy, when he started into that speech, I think those Democrats had super glue on their seats because they refused to stand up for the, I mean, just if he had said apple pie or baseball or

he could have come out and said, I like socialism, and they would have,

they would not have clapped and they would not have gotten up.

That's right.

I mean, no matter what he said, even if it was stuff they've always been for.

I mean,

he talked about many things that they have been for

and they couldn't applaud.

They couldn't applaud at

the lowest unemployment rate,

the highest employment rate for African Americans ever, the highest employment rate for Hispanics and Asians, women, nothing.

Nothing.

Nothing.

It was incredible.

He got a few of them to clap for criminal justice reform because they co-sponsored the bill.

But even people that voted for that bill wouldn't get up and clap or even acknowledge that the president did something good by signing the bill.

Let me ask you this.

Last year I was your guest at the State of the Union and

I felt it was, remember the president was kind of

He was almost squirrely at a couple of times.

He'd go, come on, you can clap for that.

Remember?

He would look over to the left and go, come on.

And it was still a little good natured.

Right.

Last night, I felt from them

hatred.

I mean,

that room was full.

They

hate him.

Seething.

Seething hatred.

Hatred.

And, you know, I shook the president's hand when he came in.

To do so, I had to sit on the aisle.

Yeah.

So I was just a few feet from those Democrats who would not stand up for the president for anything, for anything good about America.

And I would look over at them.

And Literally, I could lean over and touch some of them and just look at them in the eyes and think, what is going through your head right now?

What is it that you hate about this man so much that you're going to be so spiteful and hate our country?

I mean, when he just talked in generalities about the country and how we need to put Americans first, they wouldn't stand up.

Not a single one of them could I see clapping when he said, we need to put America and Americans first.

Right.

I mean,

there were things last night that he said, I thought this was a wildly uniting speech because there were things in there that pissed me off.

You know, when he was talking about me too.

Yeah, high-speed internet for everybody.

I'm like, that's not the government's job.

And that's one of the things that they were demanding

before was high-speed internet, high-speed internet for everybody.

Well, good.

I'm for that.

Let's have companies do that, not the United States government.

And they, I know, because how long did we spend on the stupid internet thing?

Remember, if you're a mother.

Oh, yeah.

What was the

Lumbee tribe?

Yeah, the Lumbee tribe.

They didn't have any high-speed internet, and Obama wanted high-speed internet for everybody.

Here he's proposing it, and they won't stand up.

They won't even clap.

He didn't extend an olive branch.

He extended an olive tree.

He did.

And an olive orchard.

He did.

And they didn't take any of it.

The Family Leave Act.

I mean, holy cow.

By the way, I didn't vote for the Family Leave Act.

And

you know that.

And he's proposing to extend it.

Extend it.

Yeah.

To private companies.

Right.

Right.

And to me, that was, he was trying to build a bridge to the Democrats.

It was a, that was a bridge a little far.

Yeah.

But all the stuff he talked about, the unions.

Right.

He talked about the unions last night.

And, of course, the new NAFTA agreement was a gift to the unions.

Nothing,

nothing.

Crickets on their side.

And I mean, that's just incredible because some of those folks have co-sponsored those bills.

Some of them voted for those bills.

But they just hate him so much.

This is.

So, how are we going to get through the next four and a half years?

Oh, you know, he's got to spank them at the ballot box again for them to learn that he's in line with American Americans and they're not.

I mean, this was basically laying the framework for the 2020 election

or the stark contrast.

It wasn't about an election, but you could see the stark contrast between what President Trump stands for and what the Democrats stand for.

And

he laid out a vision for America.

And, you know,

state of the unions

speeches are supposed to be and oftentimes are hopeful.

And he did that at the end.

I mean, he was talking about.

Last year, I thought it was the best speech he's given.

He's good at this, which Stu and I were talking about.

Never would have expected him to be good at a State of the Union address because he's just not a great reader and not a great speech giver.

He's good off the cuff in his own way.

I expect good rallies.

I expect good one-liners at debates.

I wouldn't expect

State of the Union.

He's good at that.

I think this was a redefining of the State of the Union address.

I think this one,

I mean, when, you know, there were so many.

That thing is boring as snot every year.

Let's be honest.

But there were so many.

This one was anything but boring, especially if you were in the room.

I don't know how this...

How did it translate?

Not in the room, Stu?

Could you feel the hatred?

Not as much as you're saying.

I mean, they certainly, you could hear jeers occasionally.

Oh, they were

non-stop.

Yeah.

They were non-stop.

You can't hear

what's really going down on the floor.

You can't hear it.

You can't see it.

It was non-stop.

They got to a point towards the end.

I don't know if you noticed this, Thomas, but you were close enough to it.

They got to a point to where

one woman...

actually put her head in her hands and just laid down in her own lap, just like,

I can't do it anymore.

I watched two or three of them walk out.

Yeah.

Three of them I saw, yeah.

And literally, at times, he had to speak over them because they were jeering so loudly.

Now, if you were watching it on TV, the sound was being picked up by his microphone.

So you wouldn't have gotten the entire ambiance of the room, which at times was jeers from the Democrats.

And he just, instead of acknowledging them,

he plowed through all that.

Yeah,

he did, I mean, that was an expert last night, an expert performance at

just plowing through.

And I wondered if you heard that because many,

many times he was being jeered by them, and he just raised his voice and he just didn't stop.

Yeah, no.

And that's what we're going to.

That was smart because it was not detectable largely.

I wish it was.

I really wish people could see the state of the union the way I've seen it the last two years because you

it's a totally different world.

Can I admit to breaking with decorum at one point in his speech?

In the beginning, we started chanting.

We started a little chant where I was four more years.

I don't know if that came out on TV.

I heard it.

Did you hear that?

Okay.

Well, I participated in it.

Yeah.

It was, and you know, it was funny is every time the Republicans really responded with, yeah,

was when he was covering for them.

That's right.

And I mean, can I admit?

Yes.

Can I admit?

They didn't drag you out of the gallery.

They didn't drag me out of the gallery, but they might have.

But there was a couple of times to where I didn't necessarily even fully agree with, you know, the,

I agreed with it, but I wasn't like, yeah

but because they jeered

when people started to clap I was first on my feet going yeah

you know and the guys next to me I was with this guy from Oklahoma and the other one was

oh I can't remember where the other one was from and a guy from North Dakota in front and they were

They were MAGA guys.

And

they were lifting the roof off.

Well, the group that I sat with,

we resolved every time that we heard the Democrats jeering at him while he was trying to speak, that when he was done speaking, that we would clap twice as loudly.

You heard it.

You heard it.

You heard that, at least in the room.

We're going to continue our conversation because there were a couple of really touching things.

I watched Elon Omar and Rashida Tlaib closely,

and

their statement when they walked out, we just couldn't take it anymore.

Wait until I share what I witnessed because I watched them like a hawk

because I watched them last year.

You can learn an awful lot from just watching those two.

And

wait until I tell you the real story about their dramatic walkout where they just couldn't take it anymore.

Coming up in just a second.

Also, Chris Stewart is going to be joining joining us.

We have Ezra Levant coming with us and also John Miller, who is our White House correspondent.

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I think I'd compare him to Martin Luther King.

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Thomas, you are running for re-election.

I am, right?

And you're running for punishment.

Yeah, and you are a, you know, you said something to me the other day that I really, I really appreciate.

I hope I'm not sharing anything that I shouldn't, but you said,

you know, I'm actually really grateful for this challenge, this primary, because you can so easily forget how hard it is to get here and the people that,

you know, are you serving unless

you're reminded every two years.

I am reinvigorated to serve another eight years because of this challenge.

I mean, the people who supported me the first time, it's a chance to reconnect with them and also meet new friends

who have gotten to know or have gotten to know me.

And now I'm going out and meeting them.

And I'm finding out how important it is to some people that I'm here.

And it's just, it's reinvigorated me.

Now, the next 104 days are going to be a tough slog.

Yeah.

Well, not as tough as you might have thought.

Because I know you have a challenger.

Yeah.

What's his name?

I don't know.

I can't remember.

I can't remember.

So anyway,

this guy is presenting himself as a giant Trump fan and Trump supporter.

He's chief of the bag of people.

Yes.

He even put Trump's hair in his logo.

He thinks thinks it's cute that it would be a subliminal suggestion to people that he's Trump's guy.

Because he can't run to the left of me in Kentucky.

Nobody wants a lefty in a Republican primary.

And he can't run to the right of me.

It's not even a credible proposition, right?

Right.

Even my colleagues in Congress don't believe that's possible.

And so he's decided to try and run to the Trump of me

because he's pulled some statistic from an ABC News website that says, you know, only 70% of the time have I supported Trump.

But that statistic is based on a voting record.

And I went and looked at the votes that they're using for the 30%.

And they are debt limit increases.

They are omnibus bills.

They're continuing resolutions.

They're arms to Saudi Arabia.

They're even the vote.

They even count the vote to reauthorize the FISA court that spied on the president.

If you didn't vote for that, they're saying you didn't support the president.

Ultimately, they're saying that because the president signed those bills.

Okay, now here, I'm going to play this commercial.

Is this from your campaign?

I saw this the other day.

Kids, if there are any kids listening to this, clean up your Facebook page right now if you ever plan to run for office.

Yeah.

Because this guy didn't.

And look what they found.

Listen.

I'm Thomas Massey, and I approve this message.

He's even worse than a never-Trumper.

Todd McMurtry is a Trump hater.

Look at his Facebook page.

Trump would never be my choice.

I hope the military disobeys his order and stages a coup.

Sad but true, Trump is the epitome of a weak male.

Trump is an idiot.

Hillary is right.

He is temperamentally unqualified to be president.

Siding with crooked Hillary.

That's Todd McMurtry, the Trump hater.

Kids, clean out your Facebook page right now.

If you're 12 years old, you're thinking about running for city council.

And is that all you found?

Oh, no, there's more.

There's more.

That's kind of the highlights, really.

Yeah, so he's, what do you suppose is going to happen to any support that he may have had?

Because that's, he really was presenting himself as, you know, the Trump guy.

The Trump guy.

But he's a Trump hater.

He's an opportunist, Glenn.

And the swamp up here, there are people up here that don't like the fact that I'm an independent voice.

I don't always follow the party.

I'm not in lockstep with anybody but my voters in Kentucky.

Give me your website where people can help you win.

ThomasMassey.com.

My last name is spelled M-A-S-S-I-E.

Okay, Thomas Massey, thank you so much.

Thank you, Greg.

God bless you.

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I can't wait to give you my full picture of the state of the Union.

We'll do that a little later on in the program.

We have Congressman Chris Stewart from Utah who is with us.

He is on the

what committee are you on?

I'm on the House Intelligence and Appropriations, which are two great committees and also budget because I think the debt actually matters.

Yes, it does.

You're the one.

Yeah, I know.

But you were part of the...

You had to sit there.

With Adam Schiff the whole time.

Yeah, it was fun watching him and the others.

And that's the thing that I'm not sure people see or hear back home because when the president introduces his guests, the cameras focus on the guests.

And what they don't see are the Democrats sitting there and in some cases actually booing and kind of hissing.

They're like this, kind of like a second grade.

When he reunited the Army family at the end,

they were actually groaning.

through that.

They were like, oh, come on.

I saw people turning around, looking at each other like i don't know what they were saying but they were like yelling at each other they were so mad yeah they were yelling what they wanted to say to him they were saying to each other during that really nice moment yeah and the america didn't see it and they should they should or the little girl that he gave the scholarship to oh my gosh i mean they should they they should according to their constituencies and their interests that they claim is important to them they should have been clapping and cheering for that to give her this opportunity and instead they sit on their hands.

And, you know, it's funny, you mentioned Adam, and I watched him, and it was very clear he knew that the cameras are going to be on him at any time.

So he was always careful.

But his face never changed for the whole hour and a half.

He just sat and stared with this painted-on smile.

And I know it bothered him, and it was a lot of fun to watch because he could see the energy and the support.

And he knows, and this is really important, Glenn.

He knows that they messed up.

He knows that this is bad fight.

I do.

I do.

I think he's look, there's Adam is a lot of things, but one of the things he is smart, and he can see and read and observe.

And

I'm not saying he wouldn't do it again.

I'm certain that he would.

But he also knows that they failed in convincing the American people that this president is.

They made him stronger.

Yeah, absolutely.

They made him stronger.

Absolutely.

If that president, the one I saw last night, showed up for the next, what, 270-some days,

every day, that was the president that showed up, I think he would win in a Reagan-style landslide.

It was

that was presidential.

That was positive.

Looking forward, no little snipes.

I mean, it was good.

It was terrific.

I mean, I've talked to so many people.

You know, they call and say, hey, what did you think?

What was like?

And so many people have said to me, you know, there were a number of times I actually was brought to tears last night.

I mean, it was an emotional, very positive, it really was.

That's the other thing, is there was nothing negative about this speech.

It was very, very positive.

That's not what the left is saying.

That's not what CNN and everybody else, they're saying this was a destructive, dividing speech.

I have a hard time finding it.

Well,

you have to scratch really down low to find something.

I mean, look, some of the policies they disagree with.

I get that.

But this was a very forward-looking, very, I thought, uniting event.

And it could have been if anyone had any open heart about this at all.

So is Nancy Pelosi

has she gone totally insane?

I mean, I can't imagine what she was, how she thought that was a win last night for her to do that.

And if I may, can we play the Joe Wilson moment?

This is from an Obama

State of the Union.

Listen to this.

There are also those who claim that our reform efforts would ensure illegal immigrants.

This, too, is false.

The reforms.

The reforms I'm proposing would not apply to those who are here illegally.

It's not true.

Look at Nancy Pelosi's face there.

And Joe Biden just shakes his head in despair.

And this was a big deal.

Joe Wilson was right.

Last night in the president's speech, he is saying we're stopping all of this health care going for free to illegal aliens.

So Joe was right.

It was in the bill the whole time.

That was a week-long walk of shame.

I think they tried to censure him, did they not?

Yeah, I believe they did.

And, you know, we're going to do something to call attention to this.

As I was saying to you before we came on the air, we just left a meeting where they're considering their options.

But she is the Speaker of the House, but she is also just a member of the House.

And she has to abide by the same decorum that the rest of us have to.

And what she did, and it was such a mistake.

It was so unnecessary.

It was so calculated.

I mean, she planned on doing this, and how she thought that was a win,

I just don't get it.

It's like you said, has she lost her mind completely?

It's their driven.

I've never understood the

Trump derangement syndrome.

And I think some people were driven by that with Barack Obama.

They just

were so blind by the lies and everything else,

they just couldn't get past it.

We just stopped talking about it.

We just were like, okay, well, you know, American people have made their choice.

You know, great, let's look to the future.

These guys,

they are driven by their hatred for him.

Which is going to make the election night in November so much fun.

Yeah.

Because I agree with you.

I think the president is in a wonderful spot right now.

I think he's in a very strong spot right now.

And they, as you said, hate him so viscerally.

I can't imagine what it's going to be like then when he's re-elected and re-elected, I think, in a pretty powerful way.

You know, what's amazing to me is what happened with Rush Limbaugh Limbaugh last night and their reaction.

They have people on their side that have received presidential medals of honor that I have thought,

this is a Marxist.

What are you doing?

And there's been people also that have done really good in the past, and then politically, I completely disagree with them.

But I can sit there and see, okay, you know, this person means a lot to half of the country, whatever.

They couldn't even do that.

No, and you may disagree with someone, but you still recognize that they were a leader and that they were a proponent, a powerful proponent for things that they believed in.

Right.

And we may not agree with those things, but they're still a powerful leader, and we need to recognize that.

That's all we were looking for last night.

And not even, I don't even think that.

Here's a guy.

I mean, for the president to do that and to present it to him, which is a first,

to present it to him

should

lead one to believe

that he is

he's very ill, he's very ill, and

that was a humanitarian thing to do,

and they couldn't even give him that.

Yeah, well, you know, and so their reaction was very predictable there, but I'll tell you what isn't predictable, and it's even harder for me to understand, and that's when the president says things like, you know, America is the greatest country God's ever given to man, and they sit on their hands and scowl.

And if I were the president, I would turn to them and I'd repeat it and I'd say, I'm going to say it again.

America is the greatest gift ever given to man and have the cameras focus on them and have them sit there showing them scowling.

I really think Congress should, you guys should, you guys should try to get cameras on them.

I've learned more

about your job and his job in the last two years just going to the State of the Union.

Tanya and I went to

the White House correspondence dinner once.

And honestly, I went home, I went to the hotel, and I took a shower.

I felt dirty after that.

It was awful.

And both of us were like, never again.

We left early and never, ever again.

So I kind of expected that kind of thing here, and it's not.

And you really

learn so much.

When I

watched Rashida Tlaib and Elon Omar, and I watched them the whole time.

And

when I go through and describe what they were doing the entire time, and then they walked out and they issued the statement, we couldn't take it anymore.

It is, I mean, I watched it.

It was a performance.

It's a performance.

They don't care.

Yeah, you know,

Barack Obama and I didn't agree on very much.

And there were some things that he said and did that I found deeply offensive and I thought were unconstitutional and a danger to our Republic.

But I still went to the state of the unions

and when he said something positive and true, I stood up and acknowledged that.

They just can't do it.

They just can't do it.

And it's not that

it was, you don't even have to give him credit.

You could just say America is stronger.

It's better.

The economy is stronger.

How can you deny

the evidence?

Remember, Barack Obama was saying that there are, you know, because of me, X number of jobs have been created or saved.

Yeah.

And you couldn't count saved.

What do you mean saved?

Yeah.

This is an actual unemployment number.

And they're like, well, the president is juicing those numbers.

It's the unemployment number yeah which is the lowest in my lifetime right and the lowest ever for hispanic community african-american and other women and others but but putting that aside coming back to this other thing you have this little girl who they just changed her life by giving her this scholarship and they sit on their hands and boo you have the tuskegee airman 100 years old

a world war ii hero yeah and they won't even acknowledge him and the only reason is not because they don't like him it's because they will not give this president a win on anything they won't acknowledge that he can do or say anything positive for the country.

I think they hurt themselves.

This impeachment was a huge mistake, critical error on their point, on their part.

Look at what they are doing in Iowa.

They had low voter turnout.

They don't really have a candidate that anybody is coalescing

for.

They're going to continue to have lower turnout.

With the president last night, this is the first president that has overtly courted

the

minority.

Everybody else has written them off.

Reagan kind of did.

He just included everybody, I think.

He just included everybody as an American.

And there was no hostility there.

You have this president

who is not ceding the ground that Republicans have ceded since the 1960s.

And he's exactly right to do that.

He shouldn't concede that ground.

I mean, he can go to the African-American community, as he does, and he asks them, what have the Democrats done for you in your lifetime?

And the answer isn't that much.

And then he can make this argument.

Look what we've done for you or tried to do for you for all Americans.

And it's a lot.

And, you know, it turns out the American people aren't as stupid as some people think they are.

And they can look at their own lives and say, you know what, I really am better off now than I was three years ago.

And I'm more hopeful for my future than I was three years ago.

And if they can answer those questions in a positive way that I think a lot of them would say why wouldn't I support this president

on a final note

you are

you've been on this impeachment committee the whole time trying to ring the bell and trying to you know let everybody know what was really going on.

I appreciate you sitting through all of those.

You're one of the very few that I've given

an advance to.

In fact,

here it is.

This is the special tomorrow that I'm doing.

Chris,

this is,

we've worked about

two and a half months on this special.

And

I will tell you that this is

worse than we thought.

All of this is backed up.

We have all of the paperwork.

Please look into this.

This will shock even the left.

I think the left will turn

against Barack Obama mainly.

There is something that was going on that we reveal tomorrow that is

well, it was one of the worst scandals in my lifetime with another president.

Well, well, Glenn, if I could just very quickly, thank you for that.

You have done, and a few others, but you have done remarkable work on this.

And this is important work you you said thank you for the work we've done on the on impeachment on the intelligence committee I'm more proud of anything the work we did previous to that where we said for three years hey the Department of Justice the FBI and some of these directors were corrupt and they politicized these agencies in a way that destroys our democracy if we would not have known that so are we I've only got about 30 seconds are you going to pursue it are we going to pursue it as a nation and clean this up well I tell you who I have great faith faith in, and I really miss.

Attorney General Barr is very serious about this.

He's committed to doing it.

He doesn't have a dog in this race and he doesn't have to make a name for himself.

I'm very hopeful.

Okay, Chris Stewart from Utah.

Thank you very much, Congressman.

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Today is a historic day.

Today, the impeachment happens.

They are going to acquit.

It is just a historic, historic week.

And last night, the president couldn't have done better.

I would have worn a MAGA hat last night

leaving that chamber.

And partly because of,

I mean, he just masterfully took Marxism apart, I thought.

He showed the difference between capitalism and Marxism.

He supported Venezuela, showed that the Marxists don't really support Venezuela and human rights.

I mean, it was masterful.

It was a well-constructed speech.

I mean, a lot of it was accomplishments that were inarguable.

And then there were things that were partisan divide type issues that he presented really well.

Like, you could say all you want that you don't like school choice, but when you're looking at this young girl who now has an opportunity to change her life, it's hard to disagree.

You did see that they found a way to do it.

And we're going to get into that here in just a a second.

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Well, hello, America.

A historic day.

The president is going to be acquitted of impeachment today.

Last night, I think the state of the union was delivered by President Trump.

I don't think I've ever seen a better state of the union.

I'd have to go back and re-watch some Ronald Reagan stuff, but

this was game-changing.

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I was in the chamber.

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All right.

I want to

go over what I saw last night.

It was...

It was quite amazing.

It was absolutely amazing what I witnessed last night.

You know,

everybody's talking about Nancy Pelosi ripping up the papers.

That was shocking to you

because

I think, and I did not watch it.

I was there in the room.

And so I have a very different take on what that room felt like.

Would you agree?

I'm a pretty good read of rooms.

Yes, definitely.

Would you agree?

I've been in rooms of hatred.

Oh, almost every room you walk in is a room of hatred.

Right.

So I have been in a room in Los Angeles with a bunch of lefties, actual communists in the room.

Literally, communists in the room.

And I asked this room, raise your hand.

Please don't be shy.

And they weren't.

Raise your hand if you think you hate me.

Were you there?

I wasn't there, but I've heard this story.

So, and not from me.

Multiple sources.

Multiple sources.

95% of that room.

There were like seven people there.

And I think

four of them were like 10 members of my staff and family that didn't raise their hand.

Okay.

Everybody else raised their hand.

And

so I know rooms where you can feel hatred.

Last night, I experienced something I have never experienced before in my life.

It was as, you know what?

No, I have experienced it before.

Were you with me?

No, you weren't.

I can't stay away.

I know.

In Israel, I went into the Palestinian section.

And I was giving a speech in the Palestinian section, and we were up like five stories up on a roof.

And these Palestinian protesters came to the street level.

And as I was giving the speech, I was on a rooftop.

And as I was giving the speech, Palestinians were down on the ground and they were throwing chairs at the side of the building.

They were trying to throw them.

I mean, I wanted to look down and go, guys, you're not even close.

But

they had so much hatred for me and Jews that they were throwing the chairs from the ground.

They were just gathering things, anything they could throw, and they were trying to hit us on the roof.

So I've experienced that.

Nothing compared to this.

Last night, I walked into a room that

was full, half full of people who could not, I shouldn't even say that, I think it was about a

third of the room, maybe 60% of the Democrats, 100% of

the radical progressive caucus, okay?

100%.

The hatred was so strong in that room,

it almost took my breath away.

When you saw Nancy Pelosi rip that up, you can say, well, that was petty, that was little, you could even say and I honestly do not think that Donald Trump saw her reach her hand out.

I saw that moment.

I didn't even see the hand.

It's close.

When you watch it and pause it, which I've done,

frame by frame, it's possible he actually didn't even see her hand.

He wasn't expecting it.

Mike pants, he didn't shake Mike's hand.

Right.

You know, and so he wasn't expecting it.

And she had, when she grabbed it, she grabbed it with both hands.

Both hands.

And as he's he's turning, she puts his hand out.

Now, he may have seen it in his peripheral vision.

And I wouldn't be, I certainly wouldn't put it past him.

And he's completely justified to not shake her hand.

Right.

Though I have not seen him take responsibility or deny it.

I should probably check Twitter.

He probably will take

after ripping it up.

Yeah.

He probably will take responsibility.

She's going to blame.

Oh, well, you know, I.

Did you see that the post the Democrats released after this?

It's a place where Nancy Pelosi is reaching out her hand and the president's turning away.

And it's like, we, as Democrats, we will always reach our hand across the aisle and we will always try to work together for the good of the country.

This is moments after she ripped up the speech to try to send a message that she'll never respect a word.

I mean, she's ripping up the stories of veterans and children and victims of crime.

It's horrible.

I mean, it's awful.

So she was that move with her ripping it up.

If you saw her face and you knew how calculated she was and what that felt like, that was nothing compared to what I felt in that room for this president.

This president was masterful in controlling that room last night and making sure they didn't get any air to breathe.

He did not stop when they were jeering him, murmuring, hissing, much worse than last year.

I've only been to two of these.

Last year still had a little bit of a light spirit where

he would look at the left and he'd go, come on, you can applaud for that.

There was no humor in this at all.

He knew what he was facing.

He has really grown into this job.

And when he was talking about stuff, they would start to jeer, and he wouldn't give that room any oxygen.

He just started talking louder.

And anytime you heard the Republicans really stand up and go, yeah,

that was not because necessarily they were so excited about that piece.

They were sending it back

to them because they were jeering and booing and just behaving, quite honestly, like a bunch of third graders.

And

it was

really,

really hostile, really hostile.

There were three people that walked out, actually four people that walked out from the floor.

One person in the gallery had to be ejected.

I saw congresswomen actually put their head in their hands and then just collapse into their lap

like they were completely defeated, which

a lesser man,

a much lesser man,

would have made him feel good.

Now, I don't want to comment on how I felt because I don't want that lesser man

to

hear this.

But anyway,

so

they got to a point in the speech to where they were actually yelling at each other.

Have you ever been in a room full of people where somebody is so offensive or it's so crazy that you look at your friend and you're like, I can't believe that son of a bitch is doing this.

And you're yelling back at the same time.

Have you ever been in that situation where you're so wild with anger?

That was happening last night on the floor.

Nobody saw that.

The press must turn the cameras to the floor.

You should have a side-by-side where you can see the members of Congress because you have no idea what the president is going through unless you can see what he is seeing.

And Nancy Pelosi was a picnic.

The ripping up was a picnic compared to this.

Now, let me tell you about Elon Omar and Rashid Tlaib.

Rashida Talib.

They were sitting in the very back row.

Last year, I told you I watched those two carefully, and they were really kind of coordinating things.

This year, they came and

they were not interested.

You know what they were?

You know those girls that were always too pretty for the assemblies?

They were too pretty for you, too pretty for everybody else, too pretty even for the pretty girls.

at school sure and they were just above it all and if somebody would say something to them they'd just look at you like if you'd go hey can you guys shut up They would just look at you and they'd be like,

you know that?

This seems personal to you, but yeah, go ahead.

It does seem like it's very specific.

Not a single pretty girl even would say that to you?

No.

No.

So anyway,

so

that's what this was.

They were there,

but, you know,

you've seen it in movies and mainly in comedies where they're just doing their thing and you are irrelevant to them.

That was Rashida Tlaib and Elon Omar.

They were sitting in the back.

They were laughing.

They were giggling.

I mean, I want to show you the notes so I can prove what they said last night.

Are these contemporaneous notes?

These are contemporaneous notes.

So they must count.

Right.

Yes.

Okay.

So now I want you to know that you can't probably, you will not be able to read them.

Let me show you one of them.

You won't be able to read them because I had to

write this without really even looking between my legs on these pieces of paper.

So they're barely, I can barely understand them.

Because you're not allowed to.

You're not allowed.

Oh, no.

If you're on the other side, you can write because you're a member of the press.

If you're down on the floor, you can text, you can record, you can laugh, you could play part cheesy.

Oh.

But if you're in the gallery, nothing.

And they yell at you.

They tried to eject me last year for making notes.

So this year, I got a very small pen and a piece of paper from the hotel, and I just was taking notes and I was trying to hide it.

So they're hard to read.

But

on page,

on page

one,

this is page one, okay, of my notes.

I wrote.

They really are messy, too.

Yeah, they're really horrible.

Talib

and Elon

playing a game, question mark, laughing.

Like a game on their phone?

Yeah, they weren't.

They were just like...

I don't know what they were doing, but they were showing each other different things.

They would like serve.

They might have been like, hey, have you seen this new turban?

This is a great turban because she was wearing the...

you know, the headdress.

Sure, sure.

So I don't know what they were doing.

They might have been shopping.

They might have been laughing.

They might have been on, you know, some dating app.

I have no idea.

But, well, with Elon, maybe.

You don't know.

She might be looking to date another brother.

Oh, my gosh.

Did he say that?

Yeah.

Okay.

So she's they're laughing and and I watch them the whole time.

Um then on page five, I write open contempt,

just fun and games for Elon and Rashid.

Okay, Rashida.

Rashida.

Page six.

Let's see.

Page seven.

Elon, first time she has looked up and paid attention.

Ice officer.

That's when she's talking to the ice officer.

Really?

She looks up.

That's how deep into this she was before she paid any attention.

That's over an hour.

This is Elon?

Elon.

Oh, maybe she was just worried one was coming in.

I know.

He could have been.

But that's the first time she looked up and engaged at all.

But she kind of looked up like, is he still talking?

And what is...

And then she kind of looked up at the gallery.

So she was paying attention to the ice thing.

Because she had, I mean, to review, in case you don't know, she's had many questions about

marrying your brother.

About marrying her brother, about how she got here, about whether she was bringing others here legally or illegally.

Lots of those questions.

Right.

But it's also one of those issues that she claims to care about, right?

Maybe the other things weren't hitting her interests.

Okay.

On page eight, I write, why is she even here?

And what I was thinking was, if you care this little,

why did you even come?

You didn't even have to come.

It's not like she was last year.

She was coordinating things.

Her and AOC,

they were really coordinating.

Rashida Tlaib and Elon Omar were sitting in the back.

They weren't paying any attention.

No one was paying any attention to them.

And I really thought on page eight, why are you even here?

Okay.

So she was paying attention for ice.

Then she went back to fun and games,

literally talking to each other.

Oh, my gosh.

You know,

the kind of people like in a movie or anything, like an important speech, just turn around and go, can you shut up?

Okay.

That's the way it was.

Then page nine,

I put walk out, Elon Rashid out.

I didn't tie it to anything, all right, couldn't tie it to anything.

Well, now that you know what I observed, let me tell you how it was spun by them,

uh, and you tell me what the truth is, what really happened.

We'll do that in one minute.

You washed ashore last night, sputtering and choking on seawater as you dragged yourself up the shoreline.

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All right, so

here's what happens.

So these two finally walk out after me wondering, they're not paying attention at all.

Why are they even here?

Well, they

published a reason why they walked out.

And you tell me, Democrats, Rashida Tlaib,

and Elon Omar, storm out of State of the Union Address.

It's all fake.

We just had to walk out of that speech, the lies, the bigotry, and the shameless bragging about taking away food stamps that people depend on live.

It was beneath the dignity of the office he occupies.

Shame, shame on this forever impeached president.

That's what they tweeted.

Now you tell me they actually cared about the dignity of the office, that they actually cared about any of this.

I watched them the whole time.

They were laughing and talking.

They were like high school girls that were too pretty to pay attention to anything else.

The rules didn't apply to them.

They weren't booing.

They weren't doing anything.

They weren't reacting because they weren't listening.

This is a show.

Now, last night there was real, true hatred for this president in the room.

And that's gonna, hatred will destroy you.

It will just destroy you.

Yes, reach for it, and your journey to the dark side will be complete.

But

that wasn't what was happening with Rashida and Elon.

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Last night at the State of the Union, I was in the House chamber, which

every American,

you should ask if you could get a ticket from your congressman or your senator and see it at least once.

It is really remarkable.

It is unlike anything I ever thought it would be like.

I hate these things.

You know me, Stu.

Man,

to get me to come to Washington

takes an act of God to get me here.

And I'm very much on the Make the State of the Union a letter again campaign.

Yeah, me too.

I would love it if they just went went back to a nice little report we can all get rid of the pump and circumstance but it you do learn interesting things about your representatives there and when you're in the room not watching on tv when you're in the room you will learn a ton of stuff uh ran into president trump on the way out oh really yeah um he i thought he did a i thought he did an amazing amazing job he's good at these things last night he he is good at that level i mean it was a well-crafted speech it talked about his accomplishments, and there's a lot of them, particularly with the economy and ISIS and things of that nature.

He presented a bunch of issues that were

typically thought of as partisan issues, but he presented them in a way that it's almost impossible to disagree.

I mean, you have things like late-term abortion and,

you know, school choice, and there was several in that realm that he was able to kind of present, Suleimani being killed.

Did you see the dial test?

Have you seen the dial test yet?

No.

Okay, so you know what a dial test is?

Frank Lunt's dial test.

Yeah, it wasn't Frank, though, but there was a dial test, and they give it to Republicans and Democrats, and they're watching the speech live, and it's like a big volume knob, and you turn it up

when you like it, you turn it down when you don't.

Usually, his speeches are polar opposites.

Yep.

Republicans love them, Democrats hate them.

Yeah, Republicans are giving him A's.

The Democrats are giving him F's.

In critical places,

Republicans were giving him A's, and

Democrats were giving him C pluses, which is now pretty high for

C plus.

There were not a lot of Fs last night.

So anybody who's telling you this was a divisive speech, it may have been if you're in that room with Nancy Pelosi.

If you're an average American and you're a blue-collar person, you're somebody who you're independent, you don't know who you're going to vote for.

Remember, the ones who give him an A and an F, they're never going to change their minds.

The president needs to change the minds who might give him a C or a B.

And that's what this speech was last night.

And it was so effective, so effective.

On a personal note,

About an hour before I got a phone call and said, hey, Rush is going to be in the room with you.

And when I say in the room with me, remember, there's a thousand other people in the room.

Right, right, right.

And they said, he's coming.

I immediately thought he's going to be recognized.

I didn't know that he was coming with the first lady.

And I saw him, and one of the first things on my notes that I wrote was, Rush looks good.

Now, I saw him from a distance.

He,

you know, I don't know if it, he didn't seem frail.

Did he look frail on TV?

No, he looked like he had lost weight since the last time I had seen him, but it didn't look like he looked frail.

Yeah, okay.

He had the beard, which I hadn't seen him with that.

But

he looked good last night.

And

when he

when he was pointed out,

the cynic would say, well, the president, and this is what all the press is saying, well, the president, you know, he needs those Rush Limbaugh, you know, people to be behind him.

That's not what happened last night.

You were not watching,

you were watching two friends.

I believe Rush Limbaugh and Donald Trump are just two friends that live in a very different world.

You know, one lives in his mansion and the other lives in Mar-a-Lago.

And they're isolated.

They have a lot of attacks all the time.

And

they have a lot in common and they're friends.

And I thought you saw the ultimate act of friendship last night.

I'm the president.

You know, I want this guy to know how much he's meant.

to Republicans and to America.

And

when I heard that he was getting the Presidential Medal of Freedom, which is the highest honor the President can do, it's like the Congressional Medal of Honor.

This is the President Medal of Freedom.

The left went crazy, which was so...

Who does that?

Who does that to a guy who has...

you know, late stage lung cancer.

And when you have late stage lung cancer, I mean, you can look it up yourself, and I have great hope, and he has great doctors, and he has great hope.

But when you look at the odds,

it's one of the most vicious cancers because you don't feel anything.

And once you do,

you're riddled throughout your body with it, and there's not much you can do surgically.

And to me,

I felt this was a friend saying,

hey, I know you're afraid.

I know that there's a chance that you're going to make it, and I know you, and you're a fighter, and I want to give you some hope and optimism and let you know how much you're loved by people.

But it was also a feeling that,

my friend,

we don't know what tomorrow holds, and I want you to have this now.

Yeah.

Did you get that feeling at all?

Oh, totally.

It came off as completely legitimate and heartfelt

shock.

That part of it was interesting because

as they're getting ready, we're getting ready to start our coverage here at Blaze TV, we get alerts on our phone that say Rush Limbaugh is going to receive this medal.

Oh, really?

It was before the thing started.

So when they mention that to him and he stands up,

he looks legitimately shocked that he's getting this.

Well, I saw him in the room.

See, in the room, you can't have any cell service.

Right, that might be.

So when did they release that?

It was right before the break.

So we're in there.

We have no cell service.

So you're locked in a room where no one in the gallery has a cell phone or any access to anything electronic.

If you're down on the floor, yes, but if you're up, everything is taken from you.

Because we already have, at this point, when we're doing the coverage, have the entire speech.

We know what we can read.

We know what's going on.

You're locked in that room about an hour before.

The first family gets in about 15 minutes early, and then the president's wife is introduced

you know when she first went you know when when she's introduced when this starts

but

rush was in early there's no way he there's no way he saw that

do we have John Miller on the phone with us John

I'm here.

Good.

John Miller from the White House brief.

I know we pulled you away from a speech that you're giving this morning.

Were you in the room or were you watching it last night from the Capitol?

No, I was, I was so, you know, they treat media like garbage at these events.

So, what they do is there's the crypt at the Capitol and they stick all of the journalists in the crypt, and then you get to watch it on these cheap little monitors that they have set up.

And so you have all the congressmen and women walking by, and they walk into the chamber, and then we get the honor of watching it in this basement crypt area with police making sure we don't do anything crazy.

So, John, by the way, remind me, Stu, to talk about the police.

I saw stuff stuff yesterday.

I don't know what they were prepared for, but it was crazy town.

Oh, wow.

It was crazy town.

John, let me ask you a couple of questions.

Before I get to what the response was in the room and how you felt in the room

there in the crypt,

let me ask,

have you ever seen a Republican do a better job of reaching out to minorities than this president?

And

how did this speech play to you as an African-American who's a conservative?

Yeah, I mean, I think, you know, it was one of those things where it wasn't just, you know, here's my little line to pander to African Americans.

Here's my little, you know,

one-two, you know, oh, and African-American too.

I mean, the beginning of the speech, essentially, he started with talking about the black unemployment rate.

A number of his guests were African Americans and not just African Americans, you know, to be like, look, I have African-American, you know, supporters, but weren't actually helping through his policies.

I mean, you know, you had the little girl, Janiah Davis, and her mom, Stephanie, who were affected by the Pennsylvania governor's anti-school choice, the veto that he did.

You had the Tuskegee Airman and his son.

You had all of these people who the president was honoring.

And of course,

and I'm sure Barbie talked about this today, but the room just did not acknowledge it.

They were just silent.

And so as an African American, to watch that and to just watch the Democrats completely shun African Americans, that was something to watch.

And that kind of sent chills down my spine.

But the person reaching out to African Americans.

If Pete Budajudge turns out to be a contender or the nominee,

if that's the guy,

A lot of people tell me that African Americans, they won't care.

They'll just go with it anyway.

Other people say, you know, that is one line they just won't cross or they haven't crossed yet.

If you have Donald Trump who is performing this way and reaching out this way and Pete Buttajudge on the other side, what happens to the African American lock vote?

I think you're going to start to see some really interesting things happen because there's already some polls out there that are showing African Americans.

I don't know if I trust these polls, but it's showing it near 40% 40% African-American support for Donald Trump, which seems incredibly high to me.

But it tells you that there's something happening where

he is gaining traction with African Americans.

And I specifically think with African American males, because they are the ones whose jobs are being taken and they are the ones who are being affected by things that Donald Trump advocates, such as clamping down on illegal immigration.

And I think,

like you said, with the Pete Booty judge thing,

you know, he has 0%.

I always get put in that awkward situation.

You know, John, why does Pete Booty have 0% with the African-Americans?

And I'm always like, can I say it?

Because,

you know, as an African-American and grew up in an African-American household, every African-American knows the reason why.

And in today's day and age, you're not allowed to exactly say.

But that's, you know,

the black households are households that, you know, are very faith-based.

And, you know, we grew up in the church and we grew up

and

his sexuality is something that I don't know

if blacks are ready for that.

That's something that blacks are very conservative on.

And I know you're not allowed to say that.

And I know that's not something that

is PC, but he has almost 0%.

And it's even more offensive because he lines up black people behind him.

I don't know if you saw his Iowa quote-unquote victory speech, but he literally had four black women behind him, which was like, you know, he found them somewhere.

and they're the four black women that support him, but he has no support, and there's a reason for it.

And the reason why

is obvious to most blacks, and you just can't say it.

It's interesting because, I mean, the PC world will tell you that you can't say it, but where it is being said is by black voters to pollsters who are telling them that they are uncomfortable with a president

who may be gay.

John, let me switch topics here real quick.

I've got about 45 seconds before I have to take a break.

Tell me

what your impression was there in the press room in the basement of the Capitol.

How were they reacting?

Since you were talking about Rush before we got on, Glenn, let me just tell you that they literally scoffed.

I was so disgusted by their reaction to Rush.

When Rush, his facial reaction, when he realized he was getting the medal from the president, They literally said, oh, he's so thick.

Oh, this is disgusting.

They literally scoffed.

And just to say that to a man with lung cancer,

you know, who might be in his last, you know, who knows what,

is just shows their disrespect and the kind of people they are.

And I really have a hard time respecting people who would do that to a man who is as ill as Rush is.

John, thank you so much.

Great to talk to you.

Keep up your coverage.

You can see John with the White House brief on Blaze TV.

He's just a great guy, just really, really good.

Very, very smart.

You know, top of his class class in Columbia,

even though he was a closeted conservative the whole time.

The whole time.

They didn't know.

They didn't know.

They're that smart.

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So I know what you're thinking.

Glenn,

what is Bette Midler saying about the speech last night?

You know?

Well,

I've got it.

I've got it.

Where does he get his stats from?

He lies so much.

Should we even believe him tonight?

He threw people off food stamps.

He didn't lift people off welfare.

You're saying to yourself, yeah, Glenn, but what about Rob Reiner?

The only one, I only have one thing to say about Rush Limbaugh getting a presidential medal of freedom at the State of the Union.

I loathe this effing man.

Yeah, yeah, Glenn, but what about John Kuzak?

Yeah, I don't, I don't, I have no idea what John Kuzak said.

Nor do I care about any of these, nor do you.

The left is in full-fledged hate.

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There's a guy that you may or may not know because he's Canadian.

He has been on the conservative front of Canadian politics for a very long time.

He is

really,

in many ways, the guy who is

kind of the Rupert Murdoch of

Canadian conservatives.

He has tried for a long time to make sure that conservative voices were heard in Canada, and it's harder than it is here in America.

Ezra Levant is with us now, and you have written a book that came out during the election.

of Justin Trudeau,

and you're now being investigated by the government.

Yeah, I'd love to tell you a story about this, and I'd like your American listeners to think of an alternative history if, say, Hillary Clinton had won in 2016.

What might be different now?

Because when I talk about Canada, it's like you have a dystopian time machine.

What could things be like if you go off course

or if you make the wrong choice?

So in the last Canadian election in October, I wrote a book.

I published a book about Justin Trudeau.

I called it The Libranos, a takeoff of the Sopranos.

It's not that funny, but you know, the book did well.

It went to number two on the Canadian bestseller list.

It was very critical of Trudeau.

There were 24 books about Justin Trudeau in that last election cycle.

Some most liked him.

Mine was critical.

Over Christmas, I got a registered letter from our version of the FEC.

It's called Elections Canada.

saying I was being investigated for illegal campaign activity and would I present myself for an interrogation?

So I went to Ottawa, to the high security headquarters of our FEC, where two 30-year veterans of the Mounties, who are now federal investigators for Elections Canada, grilled me for an hour in a small closed room about my book.

Now, I know.

This is after the election.

Yeah, so the election was over.

Trudeau was re-elected.

He has a minority government, but he's still in power, and he's really moving forward on different kinds of censorship.

In fact, just last week,

one of his cabinet ministers proposed registering and licensing news websites.

So

we're probably the first in line because we're...

That'll happen here.

I talked to Ted Koppel.

He wants that to happen.

Well,

a lot of the incumbent media want that to rule out the insurgent media, the legacy media, it's a way of protecting them.

So

I have been investigated before.

About a dozen years ago, I was interrogated because I republished the Danish cartoons of Mohammed.

And then it was a Human Rights Commission that prosecuted me.

So

I knew what was coming, so I

recorded my interrogation and didn't let the cops know about it.

They actually,

when I came in the room, they said no video recording of this for security reasons.

I thought, well, I'm going to ignore that advice.

I recorded the whole thing, and I did so.

I don't normally do that.

In fact, I've never done that with a secret recording before.

But I thought no one will believe me if I just tell them what happens.

For example, the first, and I sent your producer some clips.

The first thing I said when I got in the room was, you've summoned me here to Ottawa.

Can I see the complaint against me?

Can I know who complained against me?

I haven't seen it yet.

And I don't know if you have the time, but it's about a one-minute clip.

We do.

If you have that, can we play these are these in order uh is this the first clip uh I think so it's it's the one where I say hey guys can you show me the complaint and their answer is shocking it's right out of the star chamber let's see if this is it go ahead can I see the complaint against me

the letter that you received no

I presume that your investigation is based on the complaint, yeah.

Oh, this is still part of the investigation, so we'll have to,

once the investigation's been

completed, the commission will have to make a decision.

At that point, you'll have to decide if that is releasable or not.

It's not something that usually is released.

So it's a secret complaint?

It's not a secret complaint.

It's just a complaint that's part of the investigation.

And to

keep the integrity of the investigation right now, you'll understand that we can't share everything that we have as well.

Well, I don't want everything that you had.

If I'm here to meet a complaint,

but you won't show me the complaint,

how can I possibly meet the complaint?

How can I possibly respond to something that you won't show me?

Well, though, I think the letter was quite clear on

what the infraction is alleged, and this is what we want to clarify with you.

Well, did you generate the complaint or was it from an outside party?

No, we didn't generate the complaint.

We did not generate the complaint.

So someone external to your office generated the complaint?

That is usually the case.

Is that the case in this case?

Yeah.

Yeah, we did not generate the complaint.

Okay, was it the Liberal Party that generated the complaint?

I complained to that, sir.

So you won't tell me who the complaint is?

The complainant is?

That's a CEO?

Yeah, no, no, not at this point.

So at what point do you tell me who this?

The commissioner is the ultimate responsible person for

the investigation and how this

decided.

So how do I know

what conduct has been complained about if you won't tell me?

This is the you don't have a right to face your accuser?

I don't even know if there is a complaint.

And I don't know if they're asking me questions

as misdirection.

Later on, I mean, we were there for 55 minutes and I recorded the whole thing.

They were doing their best not to tell me anything, but I was asking as many questions as I was answering.

And one of them finally said he had been watching my shows, my videos.

And in one of them, I said, of course, I published my book during the election.

That's when people want to know about an election.

You don't publish a book after the election.

There's going to be a thousand books about Donald Trump this year.

You would publish them before, not after.

Right.

And

there's a clip you have there where he says,

I think it's number

here, the investigator's timing.

Exactly.

Yeah, question that this is clip four, please.

Investigators question Ezra on his release of the Trudeau book during an election.

They said it, that's what made it an election crime, is that I wrote about the election during the election.

It's unbelievable.

He says it.

Watch.

So when you came to your decision, you're going to author a book, release a book in time for the election, and I don't have your own words, but online you, when you received a letter from Madame Gigou,

you did

a blurb online that I watched, and you speak about, of course, that it was released in time for the election.

Which, if that's your position today,

that wouldn't allow you to have the exemption for advertising for a book.

So that's why we wanted to clarify that with you.

Perhaps you were misspoken when you spoke online.

So we're here to try to clarify it.

What the hell does that even mean?

What exemption?

What are you talking about?

The law as written says books and the promotion of books are exempt from

prosecution.

And so when I first got this threat letter over Christmas, I did a video saying this is ridiculous.

Books are specifically exempt.

This has got to be a mistake.

They haul me in anyways.

And he had watched my video and he said, oh, you admitted that the book was timed for the election.

Of course it was.

Of course it was.

John Bolton's book is worth something to Simon ⁇ Schuster because they they could leak it at the time of the impeachment, of course.

That's not meddling in the election.

That's participating in the election.

Right.

And

I was not aware of the fact that 24 other books were published about Trudeau.

Mine is the only one being investigated.

Let me play that clip.

That's clip three.

Have you investigated any of the other authors who published books about Trudeau at the exact same time as me?

Have you

investigated John Iverson's book or Aaron Warry's book?

There's over 24 books that were published around that period.

You haven't answered my question.

Have you investigated John Iverson or Aaron Warry's books?

I haven't.

Have you?

I haven't.

Yeah, is anyone in your office investigating any other books about Justin Trudeau or just the book that's critical of him?

So they're getting angry at you.

And they're dismissing.

There's one more clip, and I know I'm showing a lot, but it was, it's sort of incredible to believe.

These are 30-year Mounties.

Actually, Actually, they both worked, one worked organized crime.

They both worked terrorism cases.

Now they're federal investigators.

They've got five men on my case.

And one of them said, did you consider registering the book with the government?

And let me just say, I'm...

Registering the book.

Under Soviet domination in Romania, which was an Eastern Bloc country, if you had a typewriter, you had to register your typewriter with police.

And you had to type out a sample, because each typewriter in the olden days was slightly different.

They would keep a sample so if they ever found some samizdat, some freedom type, they could compare it to all the registered typewriters and know who the troublemaker was.

They registered typewriters in Romania under Soviet domination.

And this cop says, did you consider registering your book with the government?

Clip five.

The knowledge that you would have or not have of the election act, Canada Elections Act,

when you are planning the book

and you,

the new third-party rules, because I believe there's some comments on your as well about that, did you give any consideration of saying maybe I should register as a third party for this circumstance, or maybe I shouldn't

because of my interpretation of what I'm going to do?

Or did you

not make that determination?

Tim, I appreciate the question.

Yeah, I absolutely did think about that at great length.

Do you want to share any of those thoughts?

I'll sure some of them.

I mean, I thought

the day I register

with the government to write a book is the day we no longer are the True North strong and free.

And if

Elections Canada's commissioners are stupid enough to prosecute me for writing, publishing, and promoting a book about an election during an election,

then that's an important fight to have

because we need to roll back these pencil-neck bureaucrats and their blackface boss,

and we need to remind them that we're still a free country.

So I thought about it long and hard, Tim.

I was a little bit lippy there.

I was doing my best not to swear.

I was so frustrated.

Yeah.

And these guys,

I felt like they were trying to get me to confess and do a plea bargain.

And I was blunt.

I said, no, I think you need to be told by a judge that what you're doing is wrong.

Now, I hope that the judge, because we do have in our Constitution some protections for free speech, but you wouldn't know it because these guys have five men on the case of my book.

And I should tell you, my book only hit number two on the bestseller list during the election.

Since I released this interrogation tape,

my book hit number one.

So that's the irony about censorship in this day and age.

You want to read the things that people don't want you to read and why is it that Trudeau is so mad about a little book by an independent author that he wants to ban it and he six five cops on it like what is it and in Canada we have our state broadcaster the CBC the Canadian broadcasting corporation it is larger than all private sector news media combined so it's so dominant Trudeau already has that and then he did a massive newspaper bailout where almost every newspaper in Canada now gets payments from the government.

So the number of purely independent media in Canada, it's less than 10%.

It's probably by readership, it's probably 5%.

But that last 5% is so irritating to him, he wants to snuff it out.

I believe that in a short order, there will only be two kinds of journalists in Canada.

Those who work for Justin Trudeau in some way, or those who are being prosecuted by Justin Trudeau in some way.

Coming our way.

I think so.

I think I really...

we don't turn around.

I think the EU, what happened with Brexit, is a big crack in the new wall.

And I think there is a chance that this stuff is turned around.

But if we don't turn these governments around and they don't start respecting the rights of free people, they're going to continue to power grab and power grab and power grab, and we will all be silenced.

You and I spoke on the radio once about Tommy Robinson,

a dissident journalist who was put in solitary confinement for 66 days because of his reporting about a rape gang.

That's worse than Canada, and Canada is worse than America.

So this is your early warning.

The UK is terrible.

Canada is not as bad, but it's dangerous.

My friends, it's easier to fight in the first ditch than in the last ditch.

And

it is so much harder to regain a freedom than to keep it.

And I just hope that, I mean, you're one of the guys that they would want to censor.

Rush Limbaugh, the rage against Rush Limbaugh is because he didn't toe the line.

Yeah.

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Ezra Levant is

the founder of the Rebel Media website up in Canada.

He is the host of the Ezra Levant podcast.

He has been outspoken for a very long time.

Usually, usually, I mean, first of all, every time I see him, he introduces himself.

He's really, really humble and quiet.

But usually if someone gives gives to somebody else's charity, especially in a large way, they make a big deal out of it.

I didn't know that you have been donating.

Your company, your team, and your listeners have been donating to the Nazarene Fund now for a long time, $5,000 a month commitment.

Why?

What?

I mean,

I'm so appreciative.

I didn't know that you were doing this.

Can we turn this back up?

There we go.

Credit to our donors and our viewers.

I went to Iraq just over two years ago

with a small team, and we saw the genocide against Christians.

It's really ethnic cleansing, and it's being ignored by all the powers of the world.

Even, I regret to say, I think even the church has ignored it.

I mean, some great exceptions.

Like Samaritan's Purse is a notable exception.

And so we did some videos about this, but I thought, well, let's help.

So let's raise some money for these Christians.

I'm Jewish myself, and I saw so many analogies with the Holocaust, the desecration of the Christian cemeteries, the marking of the door.

In Germany, it was the yellow star.

In Iraq, it was the noon, the Nazarene symbol.

And also the fact that the West ignored it.

So

it really

was a lot of

echoes of the Holocaust.

You know, Kevin, I want to just continue this conversation.

I have to break for just a real quick network break, but let me just spend just a couple more minutes when we come back on this with you because

it's important

of what you're saying, and I have some evidence in history on why it's important.

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He's the founder of RebelMedia.com, and he is currently in a battle for freedom of speech in Canada.

It's a pretty amazing case where he wrote a book about Justin Trudeau that was not flattering to Justin Trudeau, and he released it, became number two

on the national book sells.

And

that was during an election.

And now Trudeau is having

their version of the FEC come in and investigate them

because they shouldn't have done that during an election.

Well, when else is anyone going to read a book about the election?

I mean, that's the whole point of that.

And I'm really afraid that freedom of speech is really, truly on the ropes.

And it's on the ropes.

Look, there's two ways to go.

And I think, you know, I had dinner with Nigel Farage the other day, who has pulled off a miracle.

He really has.

One of the congressmen I was talking to a couple of days ago, we were talking about Brexit, and he said, you know, I remember when Nigel came into the Congress and he was talking to us about this Brexit thing.

And he said, I kind of thought, oh, that's a cute little idea, never going to go anywhere, but a cute little idea.

And this is a freedom guy.

But Americans don't really understand

the

vice that the BBC, or in your case, the CBC and the government has on opinion.

You don't have talk shows like this.

You're not allowed to.

And for that to happen shows the people are done.

And I don't know if the Canadian people are

there and are done.

And I know you're fighting by yourself.

If you happen to be somebody who believes in freedom of speech and you understand that this is falling all around America.

And if it falls all around America,

it has a better chance of falling here.

We've got to push back.

I want you to go to a website, save rebelnews.com.

Save Rebelnews.com.

The Canadian government is trying to bleed these guys to death in money, and governments can do that.

And they keep hassling them and hassling them and hassling them and driving up court costs, I think, in hopes to put you out of business.

I think so.

The process is the punishment.

Even if we win at the end of the day, it took all our time and money.

But, you know, Nigel is an inspiration.

Everyone was against him, except the people.

Yes.

The media,

the political class.

It was, he really,

and it was a close-fought affair.

It was a premonition of the Trump earthquake.

We haven't had that moment in Canada yet.

I hope we do.

I see stirrings in Italy, in other parts of the country.

It's starting to happen.

Hungary.

And I hope so.

Get rid of this global homogenization, including in the tech sector.

That's my real worry for the long term, is that censorship will happen from Facebook, Google, YouTube, Twitter.

Not even already is.

Like, in the future, I won't be called into a small room to be interrogated.

It'll just be done, and I won't even know who did it and why.

Right.

And you will, when they wouldn't let you face your accuser,

they don't, Facebook doesn't tell you what you did wrong.

They don't, they just turn it.

Yeah.

And they will do, they're already doing that.

Anyway, if you want to help out on this, saverebelnews.com.

And please just read up about it.

And if you

have the will to do it, he needs your help.

With that being said, let me go back to your help on the Nazarene Fund, which I find amazing.

You have used your platform to do good and raise money every month.

And you're sending the Nazarene Fund $5,000 every month, which I haven't known you for how long have we known each other?

Well, I come, I meet you once, and then I go away for months, and I meet you once, and I've enjoyed it for years.

You introduce yourself every time, and I think I say every time, I know who you are.

What do you mean so many people?

I know.

And

I found out, somebody said to me last time we met, somebody said, do you realize what he's doing for the Nazarene Fund?

I said, no idea.

You never said a word about it.

Well, because it's not me, it's our viewers.

No, I know.

I mentioned we went to Iraq and we saw this terrible situation.

Yeah.

And so we raised some money, but it's a very low trust society.

That's a very friendly way of saying a corrupt place.

And the first three people we went to, we wanted to give it to a pharmacy, we wanted to give it to a charity.

I could feel that it was going to be purloined, stolen.

In fact, we delivered some food on our first trip there, and we were charged quadruple the price in the market.

Everyone's ripping you off.

And I had...

I mean,

in the end, I found the Nazarene Fund, and I did my due diligence.

I read your IRS filings.

I read as much as I could.

And at the end of the day, it was ironic.

I was going overseas to find a place to trust.

It was actually here in North America that I found the one charity I trust not to waste the money, not to pocket the money.

And so we just baby stepped, started giving, started giving.

And I wanted to keep it low-key.

And then we sent one of our reporters over there in November just to see with her own eyes, what are you guys doing on the ground?

And she put together a bunch of videos.

Oh, I don't think I've even seen these.

Well,

we have them up on our website, RebelNews.com.

In fact, we just strung them all together.

About 45 minutes worth of video.

Just one of our reporters on her own with a selfie stick and a cell phone spent two or three days with your guys

watching the families being taken in.

It's amazing.

And so we made it our Christmas drive.

Our reporter went there in November.

And in December, we said to our viewers, hey, let's chip in.

Let's make this our Christmas drive.

And so I have here a check from our viewers.

Now, it's in Canadian minibuck, so it's slightly different.

So it's about a third of flesh.

It's not that bad.

But I'm delighted to give you a check for $30,907

from viewers of Rebel News.

Our reporter, Sheila Gunread, went there, checked you guys out.

I'll be honest.

I said, check them out, make sure they're doing what they say they're doing.

Yeah.

We want you to.

And Sheila, I said, be skeptical because,

you know, we're giving some dough.

Sheila came back and she said, these are the best guys doing work in extremely difficult circumstances.

And I thought, well, I'm able to.

Well, thank you.

So there's almost 31 grand there and we'll continue our monthly support.

And it's because we trust you.

Thank you.

Thank you for that.

Thank you for that.

Let me just say this.

Simon Wiesenthal Center came to me

about five years ago and said, could you please stop talking about the coming persecution of the Jews?

And I said,

What?

And he said, For this reason, I have to convince Jews to help the Christians because, mark my words, they're coming for you first this time.

They'll get to us,

but I've got to get the Jews to pay attention to the beginning, and this time they're coming for you first.

And it was shortly after that that we saw the beginning of ISIS.

And so,

you as a

Jew standing up for the Christians is just

so great.

Well, thank you.

Most of our viewers are Christian.

But you

care.

Well, I mean, I've been to the Holocaust Memorial in Israel, and there's a concept called the righteous Gentile.

Someone like Oscar Schindler, who at great personal risk would save Jews for no other reason than its right.

He wasn't a Jew himself.

And I thought, surely it's time for all of us to be righteous towards.

And these are the most ancient Christians in the world.

They still pray in Aramaic.

That's the language Jesus prayed in.

And it sounds very much like Hebrew.

I went to Hebrew school so I could understand.

I thought, oh my God, look at this.

You could see

what Pope John Paul called the Jews who are our older brothers.

And I thought, look at that.

They're praying in a language so close to Hebrew.

And they've been there for 1,400 years in some of these towns.

And then, like the Holocaust, Holocaust, would wipe out an entire Jewish town and just make it a ruin.

That's how it is in the Nineveh Plains.

And

I'm of the belief that the only safe future for many of these people is to leave.

And that's so hard to say.

But they don't have enough of contiguous territory to be protected.

It's a little village here and a little town there.

It's not like Israel that at least has borders that they can.

It's so amazing how they won't because they're like, we can't leave the roots.

Their roots are in the land.

It's It's their land.

And

they're the ones protecting this holy site that the apostles were on.

And they're like, we can't leave it.

They'll destroy everything.

And part of me says, stay and fight, but another part of me looks around.

And ISIS is gone.

There's a new militia called Hashtil Shabi.

It's an Iranian, and it's never-ending.

I truly believe that the Nazarene Fund has the right balance.

And part of that is getting them out of there just to live on.

Well,

Canada's not really been a part of that.

You'll take in everybody from everywhere, but Trudeau put a limit on Christians, didn't he?

Yeah, the previous Prime Minister, Stephen Harper, had a special track for Christian refugees of persecution.

It was amazing.

Trudeau, one of his first acts was to stop that.

Why would you stop that?

I mean, we want the lambs, not the wolves.

Trudeau will bring in the wolves from these places.

Some of the largest sources of immigration to Canada are

Muslim countries, and that's that can be fine, but can we please sort the wolves from the lambs?

It would be as if in the 30s and 40s the West was taking Germans, but didn't sort the Nazis from the Jews.

Can we take the lambs, please?

I'm happy to take the lambs from Iraq and Iran and Egypt where they're being persecuted.

And China, they're persecuting Christians.

Can we sort?

And China is persecuting Muslims.

Yeah, the Uyghurs.

Anyway, it's incredible.

I wish,

I mean, I love Samarin's purse, and I love the Nazarene Fund, and we're proud to be supporters, and thanks for letting me

hang out with you today.

Good to see you.

Thank you so much.

If you'd like to help their cause on freedom of speech up in Canada, this is the moment.

If you watched last night,

there was a title change, I thought.

This week is a historic week with the impeachment,

with the humiliation of that impeachment, and not towards the president, but the the humiliating

just

decimation of this case

and the president's speech last night, the economy, things that are looking up.

There's a historic sea change going on, and it's happening around the world.

But we have to help each other.

We have to link arms because not all countries are free to say the things that we are.

You can help Ezra and his organization by going to save rebelnews.com.

That's save rebelnews.com.

Back in a minute.

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