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Well, I'm going to try to get past my mourning period.

Because we lost him.

We lost him, Betto.

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The other one makes me weep for joy.

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So, um, we're gonna get to Betto here in a second because the morning is, I mean, this

morning, spelled with a U.

We're all in mourning for

Betto.

So much promise, so much talent, so much bullcrap, and it's all gone.

All gone.

We lost him, Pat.

I know.

It hurts.

It does.

It hurts deeply, doesn't it?

Yes.

It's like a scar that will never heal.

Never.

Oh, wait a minute.

Mine just healed.

Wow.

Wow, okay.

Huh.

You know what it might be?

You know what it might be?

What?

Kanye.

Kanye.

Healing the world.

Oh, wow.

Yeah, could be.

Could be.

I want to say something to you sincerely.

Have you been watching what's happening with his Sunday services?

Not closely.

Maybe not as closely as I should be.

Sure.

Sure.

Have you listened to his new

album?

His new album.

Jesus is King?

Yes.

I've been trying to get to it.

Right?

There's just been so many albums in front of it.

Really?

Yeah.

What could possibly be in front of that?

Gosh, The Chipmunks.

Biggest hits.

Really?

That's out.

That's out.

I forgot about that one.

Yeah, that's out.

So,

so I listened to it.

And

now,

this may come as a shock to many in the audience, but

I'm not exactly down with rap.

Stop it.

Yes.

Yes, I'm not.

Stop it.

I'm not.

I don't even like Christmas rapping.

I don't do it.

I don't do it.

So I, so I, I, I decided to listen to

the album.

And I have to tell you,

surprisingly,

I still don't like it.

Still don't like it.

Yeah.

That's shocking.

Yeah, still don't like it.

Still don't like it.

But I want to play something for you.

I just want you to listen to this.

Now, do not, if you're not a fan of rap, which I'm not, try really hard not to just go, wow, I hate that.

Just

listen to the words here for a second.

Go ahead, play this.

Jesus, float through us.

Jesus, heal the bruises.

Jesus, clean the music.

Jesus, please use us.

Jesus, please help.

Jesus, please heal.

Jesus, please forgive.

Jesus, please reveal.

Jesus, give us strength.

Jesus, make us well.

Jesus, help us live.

Jesus, give us wealth.

Jesus is our safe.

Jesus is our rock.

Jesus, give us grace.

Jesus, keep us safe.

Lead us like the rain in spring.

Take the chlorine in our conversations.

Okay.

Wow.

Now, I think Pat and I are going to go in a different direction here.

So go ahead, Pat.

Well, I was just going to say that I need to.

Big fork in the road.

I need to spend some time with that.

You know, like Dark Side of the Moon with Pink Floyd.

We used to listen to that

and just really try to get into the deep, subtle nuances of

that album.

I don't think it's the same here.

Right.

I don't think there's anything subtle here.

I don't think there's anything subtle here.

No, no.

I think this culturally is like a sledgehammer.

Dare I say it?

I think the awakening is here.

I think the third grade awakening is here.

The third grade awakening?

Great.

Oh, because thought the lyrics were kind of like maybe a third grade level, but no, no, you're saying great.

Great.

Wow.

Wow.

All right.

No.

Wow.

No, no.

No, no.

I asked you not to,

you know, judge.

Yes.

I'm just, I'm asking you.

This is Kim Kardashian's husband.

Right.

That's true.

Who is saying,

Jesus, help us.

Jesus, heal us, Jesus, change our conversation, clean our words like chlorine.

Jesus, help us.

This could be a big deal.

I think,

A, I think it's real.

Oh, I do too.

I think it's absolutely real.

And let me give you, let me give you this.

This is building.

Over a thousand

committed their lives to Christ on Kanye West's Sunday service in Baton Rouge.

Now, listen to this.

Tonight, I got to experience Kanye West's Sunday service at Bethany Church in Baton Rouge.

If you ever doubted the legitimacy or spiritual impact of this Sunday service project, simply look to this incredible shot taken blah, blah, blah, during the altar call.

Yes, I said altar call.

Tonight, worship was lifted in the name of Christ was exalted, the word of God was preached, and the multitude prayed together.

The gospel was clearly proclaimed, and an opportunity to respond was given.

In a crowd of 6,000 people from all walks of life, ages, and races, I witnessed over a thousand people respond to the gospel by raising their hands to accept Jesus as their Lord and Savior.

Say what you want and think what you want, but trust me when I tell you, the Spirit of the living God was indeed present.

We danced, we wept, we stood in awe of God's redemptive work, and I can honestly say tonight that I witnessed a new wave of revival firsthand.

Isaiah, behold, I do a new thing.

Corinthians, but God chose

the foolish things of the world to shame the wise.

God chose the weak things of the world to shame the strong.

I think

this

is the beginning.

There is a, there, there is, and I'm seeing it everywhere.

I was in Salt Lake City this weekend, and I, I was

out for their fundraiser for OUR, Operation Underground Railroad.

They've just saved their 3,000th slave,

and it is picking up exponentially.

I think they saved 1,100 slaves this year.

And there was a feeling in that room that was

unlike anything I have felt in a while.

We are working on something that I hope to be able to announce in the next four weeks or so, before Christmas, I really want to announce it,

where we're going to do this thing this summer.

But it is restoring the covenant.

And we're looking to put it at a place that has deep and profound meaning in the country.

And

we just have to lock it in here in the next couple of weeks.

But

we are a covenant nation.

And until we turn back to him and say, okay, sorry, sorry, help heal us and help put us back on the right track.

But this is the beginning.

You remember, Pat, because both of us hated the 60s.

Would you agree with that?

Yeah.

And hated the 60s music

for the most part because it was all hippie crap.

However, there was a moment

that

the Beatles, I think, really kind of hit first

where it was about love and

real love,

and then it turned to Jesus.

And there was this Jesus moment in the

early 1970s, late 1960s.

1969 was the breaking point, and it happened at Altamont.

And

the left and this progressive evil that was sweeping the world, not just America, sweeping the world, they hit Altamont, and that was just a night of death and destruction.

And lo and behold, in San Francisco, and it just fell apart from there.

People repelled from it.

And there was this Jesus movement that started.

And you'll remember some of the songs from

the 1970s because Jesus became a thing again.

But it wasn't a church Jesus.

It was just Jesus.

And it healed us for a little while and kind of put us back on the track of recovery.

I think it's happening now.

And I think Kanye is leading the way.

And if that isn't,

if that's what, you know, people were saying, you know, about

Donald Trump that, you know, he was going to be used by the Lord.

I think, you know, the Lord uses everything, good and bad.

There is no waste with him.

However, I think what you're seeing with Kanye,

where he

was kind of a broken man.

I mean, he was snapped in half, and now he's walked away from, he says he's not going to perform any of his old music ever again.

Oh, wow.

I hadn't heard him say that.

Oh, yeah.

He just said it, I think, this weekend or last week.

He said, I'm done.

I'm not going to perform any of my old music ever again.

That's really something.

That is remarkable.

That's remarkable.

Here's a guy who is walking away from all of the stuff.

Because if you listen to any of his old music, it's filthy.

It's just filthy.

Look at the good this guy is doing now.

We've been waiting for it.

And it maybe this isn't it,

but it sure looks like the beginning of the third great awakening.

I think you're seeing it everywhere.

I really do.

I think people are starting to

wake up.

I think they're being they're sick of it.

They're just sick of it.

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Station ID.

Did you see that he did his Sunday service worship this Sunday in Cody, Wyoming, at the Buffalo Bill Center?

I have family that lives in Cody, Wyoming.

There's about three people that live in Cody, Wyoming.

They had 4,000 people show up this weekend for his Sunday service.

Let me go to Jennifer in Ohio.

Hello, Jennifer.

Hello.

Hi, how are you?

Oh, my goodness, Mr.

Beck.

You have no idea.

This is almost like a bucket list moment for me to talk to my hero.

You need a bigger bucket list.

I have no idea how much of an impact you have made on our family in Ohio.

Thank you.

Massive, massive.

I'm just calling in.

We had Kanye come to Dayton, Ohio after Oregon, the Oregon District shootings in August.

And I've never been a listener to Kanye.

I've never,

you know, bought any of his albums.

It was absolutely one of the most amazing things that we had ever witnessed.

It was unbelievable.

The spirit in the crowd, the energy throughout, no profanities, children everywhere, but it was

a moment of unity more so than the Dave Chappelle concert that was held that evening.

And anyway,

it was astonishing to me.

I never would have ever anticipated getting that kind of a response.

It is amazing because it's bringing groups of people together that society is saying don't belong together.

You shouldn't stand together.

You know, it's bringing

all races together, all incomes together.

And

it's God.

It's really, truly God

that is at the center of it, which is phenomenal.

Just phenomenal.

I'm glad you experienced it, Jennifer, and thank you so much for calling.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Bye-bye.

Bye-bye.

And then at the same time, we lose Betto.

Yeah.

Right.

I mean, it's a confusing time.

What do we

make of it?

Wow.

You know, when you see God stand up and then

Betto and you're like, wait,

where there is no God, maybe,

Betto drops out.

I mean, I couldn't be happier about Betto.

About Betto being.

I couldn't be happy.

Well, I mean, I would have been happier if he would, if the Democrats were like, oh, he's the guy.

That would have actually made me happy.

Yes.

Because

that guy would be easy, really super, super easy to beat.

I don't think I've ever seen such an empty suit go so far.

He has, he doesn't have anything he believes in.

He doesn't believe in anything.

Yeah.

And he just got as extreme as he possibly could, I think, to get some kind of momentum back.

And it didn't give him any momentum back because Americans aren't okay with you saying, hell yes, I'm going to take your AR-15 from you.

That's not okay.

I think even with a lot of Democrats, that's not okay.

We still believe in the Second Amendment.

So you're not going to, no, you're not going to take our guns from us.

Is it that, or is it they just know that he was just pandering.

He didn't believe anything.

Could be a little of both.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Because I just, I, there's, I mean, he started his campaign with the most unbelievable statement I've ever heard.

Tell me who you want me to be, because I'll be who you need me to be.

Yeah, that

and the I was born to do this kind of thing, I think, turned a lot of people off.

I was born to do this.

I was born to do this.

Well, Hillary just said that she feels that she is born to be president.

She was born to be president.

Yeah.

They're both kind of frightening.

Is that?

They're both kind of frightening.

How do you think it will work out a second time?

With Hillary?

I mean, yeah.

It'd actually be the third.

This would be the third time.

What do you mean?

If she jumps into the race.

No, no, no.

I mean actually running.

I mean, she's the candidate.

Yeah.

Yeah.

So her against Trump a second time

works less than it did the first time, her against Trump.

She gets crushed, I think.

I mean,

it would be amazing to hear the Democrats all of a sudden turn back towards her after they've trashed her and trashed her.

Now they're going to turn back towards her.

That's insane.

Well, there was just a poll done over the weekend.

She's almost tied with him right now.

Depending on what poll you look at, one I saw had Biden at eight, at 19, she was at 18.

If she were to get into the race right now,

that's amazing, considering

she kind of wore out her welcome last time.

Now you're going to welcome her back.

And I think it's because the field is so bad.

These are such crappy candidates.

Where else do they have to turn?

Did you see

what's his name?

The

Woody Allen's stepson, Mia Farrow's

Rowan Farrow.

Did you see what he said?

He was on Joe Rogan, maybe, and he said, yeah, I think it's time we go and really listen to Juanita Broderick because she had

a credible accusation of rape.

And I think we need to, it's time to look in.

Now,

it's only time to look into her because those people who, you know, because we don't like Hillary anymore.

We don't like Hillary anymore.

So they want to make sure that she's not,

you know, running in in because he was talking about going after

him and all those that excused him.

So in other words, going after him and Hillary to make sure that they don't run.

But I thought that was fascinating that we are actually seeing a world where they are having to pay for their sins.

Pretty amazing because that doesn't usually happen with Democrats.

No, it doesn't.

It doesn't at all.

It doesn't.

But I think that thing is coming around.

I also, have you noticed that this, the, the, what we revealed on the chalkboard is now starting to take root around and people are starting to talk about it and they're, they're starting to investigate different parts of it.

I think that is also going to turn around on them.

I think the Democrats are actually going to have to pay for it.

Hope so.

Yeah.

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You've got to run, Betto.

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it was a good thing I had my pillow because it absorbed all that water,

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It is

remarkable what is happening.

I don't think I'd be the first,

but

perhaps we are.

This is the beginning of the third great awakening.

It is finally here.

The seeds have been planted for a long time, and people have been waiting for the third great awakening.

And I I think Kanye West is the signal.

I think that is, you know, you know, how in Ghostbusters they had the gatekeeper and the key master?

I'm not sure if he's the gatekeeper or the key master, but Kanye is one of the two.

And,

you know, then Gozer will come and there'll be a great signal in the sky.

And I think that's his Sunday services.

I think that's what's happening.

And it's happened before.

Now, remember, Time magazine in 1966 ran the cover, Is God Dead?

And they had all kinds of evidence that God was dead.

But in 1971, in fact, it was, when was it?

June 21st, 1971,

they ran the cover, The Jesus Revolution.

Now, listen to this.

Wow, that's a big change.

Huge change.

In five years.

Now, listen to this.

Jesus, this is Time magazine.

Jesus is alive and well and living in the radical spiritual fervor of a growing number of young Americans who have proclaimed an extraordinary religious revolution in his name.

Their message, the Bible is true.

Miracles happen.

God really did love the world.

He gave his only begotten son.

In 1966, Beatle John Lennon casually remarked that the Beatles were more popular popular than Jesus.

But now the Beatles are shattered.

George Harrison is singing My Sweet Lord, and the new young followers of Jesus listen to Harrison, but they turn on only to the words of their master.

For where two or three are gathered together in my name, there am I in the midst of them.

This is Time Magazine.

Five years after they said, God is dead.

Wow.

And that's kind of sparked by, obviously, as they mentioned, George Harrison, My Sweet Lord, which was the first number one song of any solo beetle.

Then there was songs like Spirit in the Sky by Norman Greenbaum.

Put Your Hand in the Hand.

Remember that by Ocean?

Doobie Brothers did Jesus Is Just Alright With Me around that time, 71, 72-ish.

Jesus Christ Superstar from Murray Head, which was a huge play on Broadway for a long time.

And that also spawned

Helen Reddy's I Don't Know How to Love Him.

Oh my gosh, I've never thought about it.

I never thought about that.

Yeah.

Day by Day by God's spell.

I mean,

there was a bunch of really big hits that were all about Jesus.

And it was all in a two-year period.

Yeah.

And that turned us out from the darkness of all the assassinations and everything else.

And the last thing that stuff did stop right well until reagen uh in 80 when they tried to kill him again but but i mean we had one after another in the 60s oh yeah oh yeah and there was real evil yeah in the 1960s not to say that you know all evil went away it didn't but america

you know, uh, started cleaning out its own house

and

started looking at, okay, what are we really?

And no, we won't put up with Richard Nixon.

You know, we'll clean up all of the garbage because we're better than this.

And then that kind of floundered.

We hired a preacher.

Remember that?

That's Jimmy Carter.

We hired a preacher, a pastor, to be our president.

The Democrats did.

That didn't work out really well.

But then you got Ronald Reagan and the moral majority.

Listen to this.

Christian coffee houses have opened in many cities, signaling their faith even in their names.

The Wayward in Greenwich Village.

The Catacombs in Seattle.

I am in Spokane.

A strip joint has been converted to a Christian nightclub in San Antonio.

Communal Christian houses are multiplying like loaves and fishes for youngsters hungry for homes.

Many reaching out to the troubled with the round-o'clock telephone hotlines.

Bibles now abound, whether the cherished, fur-covered King James Version or the scruffy back-pocketed paperbacks, they are invariably well-thumbed and often memorized.

It's like a glacier, says Jesus rock singer Larry Norman.

It's growing, and there's no stopping it.

I think we're at the beginning of this again.

You know, this whole thing has followed, except for assassinations, this whole thing has followed the 1960s pattern.

Socialism raised its ugly head just like it did in the 60s.

Violence, the violence of the violence on the streets, protests.

Yep.

It really has.

The ugliness of the

Paris communes and the Paris riots, the ugliness all around the globe of communism,

the glorification of communism.

I mean, it's still happening.

We're not at the end yet.

But I think that

there's something happening.

There's something happening.

I hope so.

Oh,

I hope so.

You know, I've talked to so many people,

and

it used to be just the zealots that would say,

well, you know,

only God will be able to save us.

And people would be like, no, I mean, no, I mean, we can turn this around.

I'm hearing this from everybody.

God is going to take God to save us from this one.

Because we're just

headed up.

Oh, I absolutely believe it.

Absolutely believe it.

Well, that or better.

And he's gone.

He's gone now.

And I don't know what to do.

Good thing we have Elon Omar.

Can we play the audio of Elon Omar?

She She wants us to fight against Western imperialism.

Here she is.

I am beyond honored and excited for a president who will fight against Western imperialism and fight for a just world.

That's her at a Bernie rally.

Wow, what idiocy of the crowd.

Yeah, Western imperialism.

Yeah, let's fight against that.

That's you.

You know that.

That's you.

That's you.

You you're cheering against.

Right.

So.

It's like, come take this away.

Yay.

I don't want my house anymore.

Yeah.

Now here's Kamala also

this weekend.

Here's Kamala Harris.

Talking about what I describe and what I believe to be the elephant in the room about my campaign.

What is that?

Electability.

What do you mean?

Electability.

You know, essentially, is America ready for a woman and a woman of color to be president of the United States?

America was ready for a black man to be president of the United States.

And this conversation happened for him.

There is a lack of ability or

a difficulty in imagining that someone who we have never seen can do a job that has been done, you know, 45 times by someone who is not that person.

No, please.

So it's not about her.

It's not about her likability or electability.

It's about the fact that she's she's black.

She's a black woman.

The most.

I'm so sick of this.

I'm just sick of this stuff because that's not who America is.

Yeah.

I mean, really, if that's true, how come everybody says Oprah or Michelle Obama would be a cakewalk?

They'd win.

If that's true, Kamala, how come the two people that everybody in your party is screaming for are both black women?

Michelle Obama has a 73% approval rating.

Last I checked, the country wasn't 73% black.

So somebody else is supporting Michelle Obama.

I'm just.

It's tiresome.

Oh, it's so tiresome because I really, I really, truly

don't believe that of America.

No.

Just don't believe it.

I would believe that America 1968, maybe even 1980,

women, maybe,

maybe with Geraldine Ferraro, maybe.

I don't think so.

I think if Mondale wouldn't have been Mondale, she could have won.

I don't think it was a voting.

I didn't hear anybody go, oh my gosh, I'm not voting for a woman.

I'm not voting for her.

She's on the ticket.

I don't remember anyone saying that when Geraldine Ferraro,

and I didn't hear anyone say that about Hillary Clinton.

Now, she's not black, but she is a woman.

I mean, she might have decided

something else.

I don't know.

But

I didn't hear anybody say that.

Well, I can't vote for her because she's a woman.

I would have voted for Condoleezza Rice in the day.

Yeah, with better policies?

I would vote for Condoleezza Rice.

Yeah.

Uh-huh.

I would vote for, you know, but she's a white woman, but I'd vote for Nikki Haley.

I'd vote for Nikki Haley in a heartbeat.

So

it's not about your gender, which, by the way, doesn't have anything to do with sex, as we all know.

It doesn't have anything to do with what genitalia you have.

It's all your state of mind.

Well,

women,

if you identify as a woman, yes, you are a woman.

Well, but if you identify.

Women can have babies, and so can men.

So, what are you saying?

Yes.

We

We just recently heard that.

Do we have

do we hear?

Do we have Dennis Prager on racism?

Listen to this from Dennis Prager.

All right.

First of all, Donald Trump is not aware of the money.

Donald Trump is not right-wing or conservative.

Donald Trump is Donald Trump.

Okay.

The left wing,

the left wing, I'll tell you what it means.

I'll tell you what it means.

The left wing is infinitely larger than one person.

I don't choose one left-wing person who tells a lie.

The left-wing says, I'll give you gigantic lies, that the United States is a racist country.

This is a lie.

This is a gargantuan lie.

This is the least racist, multicultural, multi-ethnic country in the history of the world.

That these people believe it is proof to me about how effective lying is.

This is an unbelievably non-racist country.

Have you people been to Asia?

Do you people know that the Japanese did not allow one Vietnamese boat person into Japan because they're not Japanese?

We allowed them into America.

What is that?

No, we're better than the Japanese people.

No, we're better than everyone.

Dumb argument.

We are less racist than any country with many races.

It is a lie.

But we could still have some races.

Of course, there's race.

I'm a Jew.

There are anti-Semites in America.

It is a giant lie that America is anti-Semitic.

I taught Jewish history at Brooklyn College.

I know it.

I wrote two books on Judaism.

This is the least anti-Semitic country Jews have ever lived in.

To say America is anti-Semitic is a lie.

To say it is racist is a lie.

These are giant left-wing lies.

It's great.

He's

exactly right.

He's exactly right.

And the

indoctrination of the crowd is just...

Well, no, no.

Play that again.

I believe that was the audience Wrangler.

Listen how loud one set of hands is.

Listen, play it again, please.

First of all, Donald Trump is Donald Trump.

Donald Trump is not right-wing or conservative.

Donald Trump is Donald Trump.

Okay.

The left wing,

the left-wing,

I'll tell you what it means.

The left wing is infinitely larger than one person.

I don't choose one left-wing person who tells a lie.

The left wing says, I'll give you gigantic lies, that the United States is a racist country.

This is a lie.

This is a gargantuan lie.

This is the least.

That was one person

very close to the microphones.

That sounded to me like the audience Wrangler trying to get people,

yes,

and nobody really followed.

I don't think that was even the crowd.

I even think Bill Maher's crowd went,

yeah, no,

that's not true.

You think?

Because his statement was, his statement was that it was the biggest lie that we're racist.

So

the clapping started that it was a lie that we're racist.

Yeah, we're not.

And then it stopped.

Play it again, play it again, right before.

That the United States is a racist country.

This is a lie.

No, this is a lie.

Play it again from that same place.

He says that

the United States is a racist country.

Yes.

That the United States is a racist country.

This is a lie.

But I think that statement was, it's a lie that the United States is a racist country.

After they started clapping, I think.

Did he?

Or did he say it both times?

Okay, this is really not worth spending this much time on.

Whatever.

Man, Pat.

It's a lie.

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Also, Matt Bevan, governor of Kentucky, coming up next.

You're listening to Glenn Beck.

I'm anxious to talk to Governor Matt Bevan, who's coming up with us in just a second.

And reading stories from the New York Times

and the Washington Post, Matt Bevin is the Antichrist.

Did you know that?

He became the jackal?

I just found that out

in the post today.

Yeah, yeah.

And he became the jackal because,

you know, he's

he wants to curb Medicaid expansion in the state, and he overhauled the state pension plans for the government workers.

I guess his eyes glow red now.

Really?

Yeah, have you seen him lately?

I haven't.

I haven't seen him.

Very well.

He's going to be here with all of his evilness and his hordes of hell

coming up in just a second.

All the hordes of hell are coming with him?

All of them are coming.

I don't know if they're going to be on the phone with him, but they are surrounding him.

The hordes of hell are surrounding him.

Telling him what to say, probably.

Of course.

Well, that and his Zionist master.

Obviously.

You know, and the hordes horde's hell i don't know what the ranking is there but uh governor matt bevin is going to be with us here in uh in just a second you don't want to you don't want to miss that coming up in just a sec stand by

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Wow, addressing a group of Democratic activists last week, Kentucky's Attorney General and nominee for governor Andy Bashir

flayed his Republican opponent, Governor Matt Bevin,

for his record to argue why voters should oust the incumbent.

In the audience, there was a lawyer that wore an oversized impeach button.

Wow.

So these guys against Donald Trump, speaking to a group of activists,

and the Democrat running against the guy who's like, hey,

we should stop with the expansion of Medicaid.

They sat there, all those activists, and they said, yeah, we should stop that guy.

Who would have seen that coming?

Wow.

The New York Times didn't.

Neither did the Washington Post.

And wow, I take their word for it.

We have Matt Bevan on with us next.

I think he's afraid.

I think he's very afraid to face the music because we are loaded for bear with what the New York Times and Washington Post said.

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I did hear that.

Yeah, you did hear that.

Yeah.

Yeah, but he wants to cut Medicaid expansion.

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Why doesn't doesn't he love socialism?

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Howard's a hell.

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The man who the New York Times has deemed the most despised governor in the country,

Matt Bevan is with us with his hordes of hell.

Hello, Matt.

How are you?

Hey, you know, with that kind of a teaser, I feel like I should be greeting you from the deep abyss.

Really?

Do your eyes glow red yet?

Have you taken the mask off?

No, I mean, day and night.

It's 24-7 now.

I think so.

Small children are scorched when I breathe fire.

Glad to see you admit that.

I forgot to mention I have this manifesto.

It's this crazy document that I espouse at every turn.

It's called the U.S.

Constitution.

Oh, what?

Minds explode.

What a kook.

Oh, yeah.

What a radical.

So you've got this constitution thing that

you are trying to follow.

The whole thing I found, I've dusted it off.

I've tried to apply it in the 21st century, and it makes people's hair stand up on end.

Yeah, so

seriously, they say that you're really despised,

although you are at least neck and neck with the other guy.

So, is the other guy just as despised as you are?

Well, here's what's gonna

happen.

It's a good question.

You know, this.

More than 2,000 years ago, Aristotle said: if you want to avoid controversy, you want to avoid criticism, you say nothing, you do nothing, and you be nothing.

And if there's anything that has been the embodiment of American politics in recent years, it's the say nothing, do nothing, be nothing crowd.

I refuse to be a party to that.

You guys know that you've known me for years now.

This is the first political job I've ever had.

I'm not somebody who has kissed rings and backsides in order to get here.

I've come here by saying we're going to make hard decisions, adult decisions.

We're not going to kick cans down the road.

We're going to rip band-aids off.

And these are the kind of things that make uneasy people even more uneasy.

And so if this makes me unpopular, so be it.

But here's what I know.

The strongest economy we have ever had in the history of Kentucky is right now.

And it's not just simply things that are matching pace with the national trend, like lowest ever unemployment.

We have had in the last four years

the greatest rise in per capita income that we have ever seen in history.

And in fact, in the last four years, we have

a higher increase in per capita income than any state that borders us, including states like Indiana and Tennessee and Ohio that have been doing well.

And so Kentucky, we're making hard decisions.

People are bent, but that's okay.

The people who are going to vote tomorrow are going to prove the fact that there's far more that are happier, which gets back to your question.

Yeah, we're going to beat the pants off of the guy who supposedly is running against the most unpopular guy in America.

How embarrassing will that be for him?

You, you

have

people, people are trying to

say that you're trying to make this a national election by tying yourself to Donald Trump

because Trump is popular in Kentucky, I take it?

He is, yeah.

I mean, he's popular in much of America.

I mean, I'll tell you, especially in the heart of America.

But I remind people, and you all know this, you know this better than most.

I was elected four years ago when President Trump was not President Trump.

You know, when Vice President Pence was still then the governor of another state.

The reality is this, everyone said the same things about me then.

They hate the fact that I'm pro-life.

They hate the fact that I'm pro-Constitution, that I'm strongly supportive of the Second Amendment, that I think red flag laws are a slippery slope and I'll have no part of them.

They hate the fact that I respect this country and our flag and our military and our law enforcement.

They hate the fact that my Judeo-Christian faith informs my thought process and that I'm willing to say as much from a publicly elected seat.

And so the reasons they hate me have things to do that transcend the state or even the national level issues at play.

These things have eternal impact and it bothers people.

To that end, they have hated me since before this president came around.

Now they say I want to ride his coattails.

I'm honored to stand with this guy.

I really am.

I'm grateful that he's our president.

But I won by 9%

when every poll four years ago said I was going to lose by 5% or more.

And we're winning because we stand for truth.

And at the end of the day, the truth sets people free.

Matt, you know that the reason why health care isn't done on a state level is because it doesn't work, because states can't print money.

And because you can't print money, you're doing something that I think all governors should be doing right now, and that is going back and telling the truth to people before the money all runs out and say, look, you were lied to then, or maybe it was just all, you know, ponies and unicorns that everybody was living on wishes and hopes but you can't get these pensions because the state can't print money and so before it goes completely bankrupt we have to cut back you've actually tried to do this um we actually have done it i'll be honest glenn we are doing things i my first year as governor we cut our state budget by nine percent nine percent i mean it's rare that anybody comes into government ever let alone right out of the gate and does that The next year, the next two years later, we do a biennial budget.

We did the same thing, not 9%, but we cut another about 6.5%.

We've cut most of the fat out.

There's still some.

But here's what I'm telling you.

In addition to that, we cut income taxes, personal and corporate income taxes, by 17%.

And guess what?

In light of all those things, last year, Kentucky had the highest level of revenue we have ever had.

We had a $200 and some million dollar surplus, the most revenue we've ever had.

It can be done by being good fiscal, prudent conservatives.

These are the types of things that make a difference.

It's something we need more of in government.

And I'm willing to try to take points.

You mentioned health care.

I'm trying to lead the charge for Medicaid reform.

We've not seen entitlement reform in America since the mid-1990s.

And we are leading the charge to say that able-bodied, working-aged men and women with no dependents should do something in exchange for free health care because the men and women who bust their tails every day to give them free health care often don't even have health care themselves.

And they're certainly not of the same quality.

And so I'm being challenged by my attorney general.

I'm being challenged by a D.C.

Circuit court judge named, I don't even know, Brasberg or Boesberg or something.

And so one guy in D.C.

is holding this up.

But I have had over 14 states now, Democrat and Republican alike, who have come to our state and spent days with us saying, hey, when this gets approved, we're going to need to do the same thing.

Because you're right, we can't print money and we can't pretend that these things come at no cost.

Matt, I know you got an election to win tomorrow, but what are you doing in, say, 2024?

Oh, gracious.

I look forward to being back in the private sector at some point.

I love the private sector.

Here's the thing.

I love America.

You guys know this.

I'm a former military guy.

I love and respect this nation, but I'm grateful to the men and women who even now lay their lives out there.

You look at this mission to get Al-Baghdadi.

You look at these people that are scattered around the world, and they do this for us because this land of the free and home of the brave was purchased at an extraordinary price.

And I love it.

I served with guys who are dead, who gave everything, gave their lives, whose kids have grown up without a father.

And it breaks my heart.

We don't even bother to vote.

But I love it that we're so blessed in this country.

But the danger we have is that our blessings are potentially our biggest curse because we have it so good.

We really have it so good that we can afford to not care and think that it doesn't matter.

We can afford to be apathetic.

We can afford to not vote.

And I'm doing that in air quotes, which you can't see over the radio, but this being, you know, apathetic is our greatest threat.

And if we we don't vote, and if we don't recognize that oven buying for the people means we better get our butts out there and vote tomorrow in Kentucky and in Mississippi and in Louisiana, but everywhere in America when you have an opportunity to go to the ballot box.

If we don't vote, we'll get the government we deserve, and it's not going to be pretty.

So tell me how

the lurch or the sprint

to radical socialism is being taken by good Democrats in Kentucky because

there's a lot of good Democrats in Kentucky.

And I can't, I lived in Kentucky.

I can't imagine that state going towards socialism.

No, it's people are offended.

And I'll tell you, it's not just in Kentucky, but I'll speak for Kentuckians.

We're offended by the idea of it.

No question about it.

It's one of these things where it's so radical.

It's important.

Let me back up just real quickly and I'll come back to your question.

I have appointed people who are both Republican and Democrat to top positions in my administration because I don't look at the party.

I look at the character of people.

I want people of good character, people that are competent, and people that are committed to serving.

And people of that sort, they fit into both parties.

But historically, that has been the case.

The National Democrat Party is leaving people like that behind.

And they're offended at the idea of socialism.

They're defended at the godlessness.

They're defended at this idea that everything is free, but they're still nonetheless expected to pay for it while someone else gets it for free.

And while we're still heavily registered Democrat, and while there are still far more Ds than R's in our state, they are voting more and more on the Republican ticket because they recognize that the values they hold dear are no longer espoused by the party that they've been a part of.

Governor Matt Bevin, the election is tomorrow.

You're on record saying you'll be, I think, six to ten points ahead.

I think we will.

Here's the polls show that we're even.

We're slightly ahead or slightly behind.

We're somewhere plus or minus 2%,

maybe even.

But I'm telling you, I think they're wrong, just like they were wrong four years ago.

I think we'll win by 6 to 10.

I'd like to win by 10 to 12.

I'd like to elect an entire slate of Republicans for the first time in history in Kentucky.

Best of luck to you, Governor.

Keep up the good work.

Keep fighting for the Constitution.

Yes, sir.

We'll do it.

And thank you both for continuing to hold the torch and not allowing it to go out on our watch.

You guys are tremendous.

Thanks a lot.

Thanks.

Appreciate it.

Governor Matt Bevin from Kentucky.

Tomorrow is a big deal.

Tomorrow, elections.

Yeah.

I mean, the entire state of Virginia is up for grabs.

Every state job is up for grabs.

Every seat in their legislator?

Legislature?

Really?

Every seat.

Can you imagine that?

You have no idea

what Wednesday is going to look like.

Everybody is up.

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All this week on Blaze TV, we're going to be going over the special that we did last week because you need to really kind of understand that special to get to the third one, which is a week from this coming Wednesday.

And this is where we lay out

what's really happening in our State Department.

I mean, I think you're going to start to see this thing is starting to come undone now because there are more journalists on this story about what happened in Ukraine.

And I think the Democrats have a big surprise coming in for them.

The question is, will we stop

too soon?

And what I mean by that is the Democrats have to be exposed for what they were doing in Ukraine and what they've set up in the State Department.

And I'm going to show that to you next week.

But what they set up in the State Department with the State Department and National Intelligence, you know, people think when you hear the words deep state, you think of Alex Jones and you think of a star chamber.

It's not that.

Well, it might be that, too.

Yes.

Generally speaking, though,

it is as simple as this.

One of the guys who testified last week

testified that

he would not answer to the president if the president was going to change our relationship with ukraine

well now wait a minute

you work for the state department the state department's boss is the president so when you say the president was violating foreign policy he can't violate foreign policy he's the guy who sets foreign policy But the deep state, the people who are there who are like, I don't care who the president is.

We're just going to keep doing what we do because we know best.

That's not our system of government.

That's a totalitarian system of government.

It doesn't matter what the elections say.

And I thought we were done with all of that.

Elections have consequences.

So

when you see what they set up, it's so far beyond what you think it is.

So far beyond it.

And the usual characters are involved.

And it's not just about Ukraine.

It's about your state as well.

I'm going to show you how what they're doing overseas is being done in our own country.

And we are being dismantled from the inside out.

And

I have a feeling

investigations

will be launched in these states.

Should be all 50 of them.

But in these states, against what we're going to expose next Wednesday,

you don't want to miss it.

All right.

If you missed earlier on today's show,

we talked about Kanye West and the third great awakening.

I think it is happening.

Now, they need to call a witness to a Florida murder.

Police in Florida are investigating

a murder.

Sylvia Crespo, she was 32.

She was killed by a spear to the chest at a home in Florida, north of Miami, in July.

Now, her husband

is portraying this as a mysterious accident.

I'm not sure how

an accident happens where your wife is impaled on a spear,

but those

tricksy spear impaling accidents, haven't they all happened to all

haven't to all of us?

Well, here's the problem:

they haven't been able to solve this, but it occurred in the main bedroom, and

apparently, Amazon Echo

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Hmm.

It may have recorded something relevant during the

argument

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Now, did somebody call on the Amazon Echo in that way that we're supposed to, that sets it off?

Or did it just record everything that happened?

Not really sure.

Not really sure.

But

now they're going after police are saying we need the audio recording from Amazon to prove this murder.

And people are going to be for that.

Of course they are.

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Spear accidents don't usually happen.

Right.

But what is Amazon doing in all of our homes?

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Mr.

Jason Wright, New York Times, Wall Street Journal, USA Today, best-selling author.

Some of my favorite books.

One of them is The Wednesday Letters.

What was the other one, Jason, that you wrote that I love so much?

Recovering Charles.

Yeah, Recovering.

I love that one, Recovering Charles.

Thank you.

And also, he wrote Christmas Jars, which you wrote that I don't know how many years ago became an instant bestseller.

That was 2005, yeah.

Wow, it seems like a million years ago, doesn't it?

And it's this great story about the Christmas jars.

And we used to all have jars where we would put our change into those jars.

And tell the story here, Jason.

Well, we used to put our change in those jars and then would use it for ice cream money or movie night or, you know, a trip to Disney if it got big enough.

And now, now because of this little book and because of your support, Glenn, you know, you mentioned it became an instant bestseller well it's sort of but really because you had me on the air and you read the first chapter I'll never forget tuning in and you're halfway through the first chapter of the book and it just thank you I just I didn't want to end this call today without saying you're the reason that we're here you're the reason we're having this discussion tonight you're the reason that that we have a movie so thank you but this is about not just a jar on the counter that you put your spare change in it's about thinking about the needs of other people, what this beautiful holiday really means.

Christmas is not a 24-hour event.

It is how we live.

It's how we remember the Savior of the world every day.

And then during the holidays, find someone in your circle of influence, work, church, your community, your neighbor, to give that jar of money away.

And it's not just the money in the jar that will change their life, as I've heard from thousands of people since 05, but it is the message that they were not alone.

So, you have Christmas Jars, the movie.

It's a Fathom event, if I'm not mistaken, isn't it?

You're correct.

Yeah, it's a Fathom event.

And

tonight, tonight only, as you know, because I know you've had

some events with Fathom in the Past, it's a one-night-only experience.

They're so good at creating.

It's not just a movie.

It's really an experience for the community to come together and to experience this with friends and family and loved ones.

And there's some bonus content at the end of the movie.

Stick around.

There's about 20 minutes.

Some really, really fun stuff.

And I promise you, in fact, gosh, I've said this before in a couple of local interviews, but it's maybe blasphemy for me to say that the movie is maybe better than the book.

It is so

beautiful, Glenn.

Really?

Glenn, if you don't cry.

Oh, that's not a dance.

That's not, please.

He cries at Kleenex commercials.

You seek medical attention.

I'm serious.

It is so beautiful.

And I just, I can't say enough about Muse, the studio that made this thing.

They're phenomenal.

BYU-TV came in as a partner to help get us over the finish line after 5,100.

I did the maps during the break, 5,144 days since I took my first meeting on the movie.

That gets us to tonight.

And thank you.

And to so many of your listeners, by the way, so many of these jar stories that have come into ChristmasJars.com, So many of those stories reference, I heard you on back, or I saw you on the blaze.

And I just, I'm grateful to your audience for helping not just make the thing a hit, but making it a movement.

So we try to do a family thing on Mondays.

So I think we're going to go out to a Fathom and find the Fathom Theater tonight and watch Christmas Jars as a family.

So I'll let you know tomorrow.

Where is

tell me what how the Christmas jars has changed because I don't have a change jar anymore because I don't I don't usually have change because I don't carry money I carry my my my debit card

yeah no that's that's a great point I actually hear that quite a bit from people

one option is to

well

when you do, particularly during the holidays,

when you hit the convenience store, the laundromat, wherever you are making some smaller dollar purchases where you you might pull a $5 bill out, it's capture that change.

I had a lady come up to me a few weeks ago and kind of say the same thing.

She uses a PayPal card, actually, almost exclusively all year long.

And then she goes to the ATM and she takes $100 in cash.

She goes to the bank, she gets coins, she puts it in a jar, and she like apologizes as if she were doing it wrong.

And I said, look, sister, there is no right way or wrong way to give the jar away.

There's just kind of your way, you know, however the back, and Beck, Glenn, you've told some of your stories about giving jars away, particularly when you had little ones at home.

And

it's beautiful.

It's your way.

It's however your family feels like is the best way to do it.

Yeah, we love it.

We absolutely love it.

We take the Christmas jars, especially when the kids were younger, and, you know, they would be filled with coins and dollars and everything else.

And you just, you know, knock and run.

And it is, it's so fantastic.

You know, you find this family that you know is struggling, and you just leave the Christmas jar up on their porch.

You don't necessarily go buy something for them because you don't know that, you know, what they really need might be just a turkey.

It might be something to eat, might be something special that you don't know of.

So we really like to do the knock and run with the Christmas jar.

It's a great, great family tradition.

And you can watch the Fathom event movie tonight and tonight only.

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Yep, ChristmasJars.com will give you ticket information.

FathomEvents.com.

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It'll tell you the closest theater.

It's about 830 some-odd.

So hopefully it's close or close enough for most of you.

If it's sold out, make some noise at the box office and say, hey, is there any way to get an Encore tomorrow night or something?

And then stay tuned because I suspect that there might be other opportunities to see it closer to Christmas in other ways.

But I suspect that.

Thank you again to you and to everyone listening who has turned this into something that has been one of the greatest blessings of my life is to see this turn into a grassroots movement that can't be stopped.

Jason Wright, the name of the book is Christmas Jars, and the movie, the same name, happening tonight only at a Fathom theater near you.

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Jason, best of luck.

Thank you so much.

Get you, my friend.

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This is the Glenbeck Program.

Welcome to the Glenbeck program.

So glad you're here.

Pat Gray filling in for Mr.

Stu Bregier this week.

Yeah.

Did you see

Governor Cuomo from New York brought up an incredible point over the weekend on NBC?

I guess it hasn't rained in New York much.

No, like not heavy rains anyway.

Well, it does now because of climate change, but it didn't used to.

No, I lived there.

Yeah, it ran a lot.

No, not before climate change.

You probably lived there after climate change kicked in.

No, they were saying that we still had several years before.

Well, here's what he had to say, and it was pretty compelling to me.

All right, okay.

A baby and a family being rescued while you were assessing the damage.

Can you give us an update on the flooding situation and what you saw?

You know, Ali, anyone who questions extreme weather and climate change is just delusional at this point.

Thank you.

Thank you.

We have seen in the state of New York what everyone is seeing.

We see these weather patterns that we never had before.

We didn't have hurricanes.

We didn't have superstorms.

We didn't have tornadoes.

This is a storm that came up just overnight, dropped about five inches of rain.

Oh my gosh.

Because I thought, I mean, I remember...

I didn't have hurricanes.

Hurricanes in Connecticut

and tornadoes.

Well, not in Connecticut.

There was just a one.

Okay, there was one.

There was one?

Yes, before 1800, there was one.

So I guess you would say before 1800 is probably pre-climate change, wouldn't you?

Well,

even.

Climate change didn't happen until, you know, in the 1940s, 40s, 50s, 60s in there somewhere.

So between 1278 and 1438, there was a major, there were several major hurricanes to hit the New York, New Jersey area.

Really?

But just that, well, and then the one in 1635 that...

I didn't know we had measuring stations

back then.

We did.

We did really.

We did all the the Native American storm.

I guess they kept very close tabs on it.

Wow.

A severe storm.

You know, they didn't let anything go to waste.

They cared about the environment.

Exactly.

Then it happened again in 1667, 1693, 1785, 1788, 1804, 1815, twice, 1816, 1821, 1825, 1827, 1830, 41, 46, 49, and so on for hundreds of years of hurricanes in New York.

Those are actual stats.

Those are actual years.

Yes.

Actual years.

Actual years.

So those are

definitely before climate change.

Before climate change would be my guess.

Well, seeing that it's CO2.

Yeah.

Yeah.

The stupidity of the comment is mind-boggling.

No, you're delusional.

Am I?

Well, you've denied.

I have denied.

It was about climate change.

You can see it with your own eyes.

These floods that we've never had before.

We've never had five inches of rain before in New York.

Never.

Never happened.

Never

happened.

Well, a couple of times.

1984, 1985, 85 again, 87, 88, 89, 91.

But of course, now climate change is kicking in.

Yeah, so you get in a pattern.

It never happened before that.

Never, never happened.

Before that.

Hundreds of times.

And, you know, if you're talking about...

So it seemed like he might be talking about New York, which was bogus.

But if you're talking nationally, we didn't have hurricanes.

The largest natural disaster in the history of this country was in 1900 in Galveston, Texas, where maybe 10,000 people were in the world.

Yeah, but that's

climate change had already started in Galveston.

Had it in

the Gulf.

Just the knowledge

of oil was enough to trigger her.

Yes.

Just the knowledge.

Wow.

We have to forget all that we know.

Wow.

Yeah.

That's powerful Yeah.

And poignant.

It really is.

Otherwise, this is going to continue to happen.

You know, and Betta will not be around to stop it.

No, that's right.

He won't be around.

No, he dropped out.

If you missed it, nope.

Over the weekend, Friday, he dropped right on out.

I don't think there's a person in our audience that missed that.

No, I don't think either.

I think everybody got the alert at the same time.

If you were in a crowd, you heard everybody go, Look at this.

It just rippled through the crowd.

Can you believe he didn't outlast Wayne Messom, who

last quarter raised $5

in his campaign?

Wayne Messum is still in.

Still in.

Still in.

Beto O'Rourke.

Not out.

Yeah.

So what do you think they're going to do with him?

What is his...

Besides.

No, I can let me just put that in the shaker at the Sherwin-Williams place.

What do you think he's going to be doing with his life?

Well, they've already asked him to run for Senate against Cornyn,

but he's said no multiple times.

So I don't think he's going to do that.

He claims he's done with elected politics.

Oh.

And that's what he claims.

Really?

Maybe he'll just enjoy his billions of dollars from his wife and hang out at home and rest a while because he deserves it.

Yeah, well, he has donated so much of his time.

Oh, man.

The guy is practically Mother Teresa with his donation of service to his friend.

You know, he doesn't have to give money.

No.

That's how he serves.

That's his gift to God.

Which he's actually said.

Yeah.

Well, yeah.

Yeah.

Well, you.

Oh, it's true, and it's obviously true, of course, too.

I mean, you imagine.

No, this is how I serve.

I run for president to be able to get power.

It sounds so humble and

so good.

Yeah, it really is.

And so altruistic.

Yes.

He's just a great man.

You took the words right out of his mouth.

He's a great man.

Which

now you're saying that like it's not really.

No, did that not sound sincere?

No, it did not.

Oh, I'm so sorry.

Yeah, it did not.

I'm so sorry.

When we come back,

we're going to talk about authenticity in

candidates

because

everybody apparently is looking for somebody authentically cool in the Democratic Party.

And now

now

that Betto's gone, the authentically cool guy is

gone.

And he was so authentic.

He really was.

In his coolness.

Nobody more authentic than Betto.

Can we also talk about your contribution to the climate change problem?

May we talk about that, which I think was

the Salon article?

Pretty powerful.

Yeah, Salon came out with a hit piece on me yesterday.

And what's your defense against that?

No, I don't.

You have none.

You don't have any defense against it.

Wait until the people are reminded of the heinous crimes against the environment you've committed.

Here's the uh,

here's the headline: Will post-truth politics be capitalism's undoing?

And the answer is yes.

Wait, yes, thanks to Glenn.

Wait until you hear the post-truth politics that Salon has exposed.

We have that coming up next.

You're listening to Glenn Beck.

You know, I actually like the fact that she's consistent.

They offered her some World Peace award, and she said, awards aren't going to solve these problems.

And she turned it down.

It's good.

And then she gets on a boat and she's supposed to go, I don't know,

some big summit.

And then they change it at the last minute.

They change the summit or they change the summit.

Yeah, they changed the summit all of a sudden and they moved it back to Europe.

And she was already going to, like, I don't know, South America.

And she had been on the boat for like four weeks.

And she's like, okay, I can't fly there

because I don't believe in, you know, at least she's consistent.

Yeah, at least she tries to.

Yeah.

I mean, she's really, I don't have a problem with people who are living it.

She's still wrong.

Yeah.

But at least she's living it.

Yes.

It's just a little hard to stomach this 16-year-old telling us, you know, all our climate sins

and what's going to happen to us.

Well, that's coming from a guy who obviously had a problem with the little baby Jesus trying to save all of us too.

No,

not really.

No,

what would you have said when he was in the temple teaching the elders?

Oh, listen to this kid.

Please, as Jesus looked at him and said, How dare you, Pat?

How dare you?

The fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.

Now, I know it's only Monday, but I think this is going to be my favorite story of the week.

It comes from salon.com.

Will post-truth politics be capitalism's undoing?

You're going to love this as much as I do in 60 seconds.

This is the Glenbeck program.

All right, conventional wisdom.

You should either buy or sell your house in the spring or the summer.

It's warmer, easier to take care of all the outside stuff.

The kids are out of school.

That's when people are moving.

Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

There's a lot more to buy a home than just that.

But that isn't even true.

The best time to buy and sell a home are not when people say they are.

Surprisingly, what is the best time to buy a home?

You know, Pat, take a guess.

Now, I would have conventionally thought.

The summer.

Yes.

Right.

But I heard just a minute.

The best time to buy a home, prices are lowest in January.

Negresses.

Never.

The best time to sell a home,

November,

because there are fewer homes on the market.

Nobody ever talks about those things.

Never.

Because of the myth of you got to, and that used to be true, but now we're such a mobile society that it doesn't matter.

You know, summer isn't the same.

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Salon.com, boy, they got us.

They nailed us.

No economic system has lasted lasted forever.

That's true.

And I imagine that someday when historians are studying the rise and fall of capitalism, this was just released yesterday from Salon.com, that they might look back at Glenn Beck's 2010 Earth Day meltdown as a seminal moment.

An exemplar of how far capitalism created the post-truth society that now seems destined to doom its ability to function.

Wow.

This is my fault.

Though it was only eight years ago,

we have largely forgotten how far-right firebrand Glenn Beck essentially prophesies the brand of spite politics that animates much of the right to day.

On his radio show, Beck gleefully shared with his listeners his plan to turn on as many lights as possible in his home during Earth Hour.

Wow, I remember that very show.

Yeah, and to intentionally pollute as much as possible on Earth Day.

Quote, I'm going to burn garbage in my backyard with styrofoam.

They cut you dead to rights.

Beck told a caller on his April 22nd, 2010 radio program.

Have you cut down your earth tree yet and put it in your living room?

It's great.

I like to decorate mine with heat lamps, but that's a different story, he bragged.

You know, in our earth day, we've decided to turn on every light in the studio because we have some cockroaches to expose tonight in the bright light.

Now

that's an end quote.

Now, Salon continues.

Consider for a moment the kind of political position one must take in order to find joy

and purpose in willfully burning something as caustic as styrofoam in one's backyard.

That's a really good point.

Such an act has no functional purpose besides spite.

Yet, Beck seems to believe it's its individual choice, his individual freedom.

He believes or is told to believe.

Right by your handlers, your masters.

Yeah.

And that burning styrofoam is somehow as American as apple pie.

I know you believe that.

Oh, deeply.

Yeah.

I mean,

kind of what guides you.

This started in 2010, but I now

heat my home with nothing but burnt styrofoam.

Back in 2010, and a lot of people were with me on this one, I just burned all the styrofoam peanuts I could find.

And a lot of people were.

Shipping peanuts?

Yeah, I hate those damn things, right?

They get out, they fall all over the floor.

You can never get them out.

They stuck to your hand.

They're awful.

I actually rolled little children around in the styrofoam peanuts.

It stuck to them.

And then I shook them over the fire.

Sometimes I slipped and I dropped a few of the kids, but that's okay.

We got rid of a lot of those styrofoam peanuts.

Who knew they were making more?

Anyway, Beck, of course doesn't own the atmosphere we all have to breathe the same one is that true

no okay uh hence

hence the chemicals released in the burning of these toxic synthetic plastics spread across the planet in short order we've all inhaled their carcinogens by now

Wow.

I never even looked at it.

You didn't

care is what the problem was.

You didn't care to look at it.

Hey, you're right.

I didn't.

If future historians look back at this moment, surely they will marvel at what kind of confused ideological belief system could compel someone to do something so selfish and frankly stupid.

Surely they will.

Surely

they will.

Surely they will look back at this and think,

how could somebody be so stupid?

Yet capitalism begat this culture.

This notion that we're alone and have the individual right to do whatever we want with our time, our money, are lighters,

even and especially if it hurts others.

Capitalism, to function, requires us to collectively deny the sheer idea of the collective good.

As Margaret Thatcher once said, there is no such thing as society.

There are only individual men and women, and there are families.

Well,

as Beck and Thatcher eloquently illustrate in very different ways, the ideological core of late capitalism is the supremacy of the belief in one's own individual beliefs and actions, regardless how they make others suffer or are morally or factually wrong.

I love this lecture from Salon.

The celebration of individualism in all its forms, including behavior, dress, and actions, is intrinsic in this epic of capitalism exemplified in social media.

If you take this culture of hyper-individualism to its extreme, one might come to believe that you have the right to do or believe whatever you want,

even if those beliefs are immediately provably untrue.

How dare you?

So, thank you, Greta.

So, what this author is saying is

you shouldn't be able to believe things that are untrue

apparently wow

what should you do to people who are saying things that are not true i think you should lock them up do you do you think that's what they want

well there has been mission creep with capitalist culture's idea of what freedom means freedom to believe in one's own individual universe freedom to pick and choose facts and to disregard those that are disagreeable.

Oh my gosh.

So ironic.

Oh, isn't it?

We are now seeing this result of mission creep in the emergence of a post-truth society.

We've been encouraged by a marketing apparatus to embody our own individual whims, to buy what we want, see what we want, do what we want, though all of this was just right.

Thus, we would believe whatever we want

isn't much of further of a stretch.

Believe in astrology, believe in a flat earth, believe that vaccines are a toxic plot, believe that

every leader Trump says is right is right, and that all conspiracies are true simultaneously.

This is one of the most amazing pieces of lack of self-awareness I have ever seen.

My slightly shocking proposition then is this.

What if capitalism ultimately has created its own undoing by normalizing the post-truth society?

What if?

Many on the center and right believe that postmodern professors, a vague term that I disagree with how they wield it, have somehow perpetrated this lazy relationship with the truth, lazy relationship with the truth, by promoting some sort of multipolar view of truth.

Others blame the sort of drug-induced counterculture ideologies embodied in writers like Carlos Constanda,

whose literature depicted a reality that was hazy and self-determined.

These movements have sprung up from the same font of late capitalism, its tendency to tie individual with one's belief system.

You can draw a line, I think, from Milton Freeman's depressingly shadow view of human nature to our post-truth.

I was just thinking the same thing.

It was right on the tip of my tongue.

Was it really?

Yeah,

I was going to say that same sentence.

Is it perhaps the styrofoam that is burning here in the studio to keep us warm?

Possibly.

That is making you think those crazy thoughts?

Very possible.

You know, it's really sad because

now that I've been exposed,

I've been building houses out of styrofoam only to burn them down.

Wow.

Yeah.

Have you really?

Yeah.

I went to Georgia and I planted

a whole field of styrofoam peanut plants.

So you got like a styrofoam peanut farm?

Yeah, I do.

And we go out there and

I take people from the border who have been living in the shadows

and I keep them in the shadows and I oppress them to pick the styrofoam peanuts in the farm,

only to take them then and burn them and the illegal immigrants.

And yes, I said it, illegal immigrants.

You are truly evil.

Wow.

Truly in every way.

We're living in a postmodern world and a

post-truth world.

What am I going to do?

Well, you've been caught dead to rights.

You might as well come out with it all now.

You want me to come out with all of it?

Yes.

Yes.

Beyond the farm.

Purge yourself

Of all your iniquities.

All right.

Okay.

Okay.

All right.

I'm going to say it.

I took highly explosive styrofoam drones.

Oh, boy.

And you know how explosive.

You drop styrofoam if it's from a high altitude.

You know what a high altitude does to styrofoam.

Yes.

And I took that drone and I was ramming them into the rainforest this summer.

Wow.

Yeah.

Wow.

I needed to do something big.

I had already taken, you know, those styrofoam things that they pack, you know, livers and hearts and kidneys in.

I had already burned all those.

So there was nothing then to pack the organs in in?

Of course not.

You didn't care.

Of course not.

I didn't care.

I needed to keep up with polluting the earth.

So I burned all of those.

Yeah.

And then you rammed the residual into the rainforest, which caused all those fires.

Fires.

Yeah.

Now, California was my idea, but I didn't do that.

It was my idea.

No, there's a copycat out there who's like, I hate the environment, too.

Yeah.

And they wanted to burn their styrofoam, and I don't, you know, whatever.

You know, I tell myself that that,

you know, imitation is the highest form of flattery.

So

plus, I mean, you can't do everything.

Yeah, no.

Right.

You did the important one.

So I tried something new.

I tried something new this weekend.

I moved the global climate studies

summit.

I moved that from one continent to another just to screw Greta, the little kid.

How dare you?

Yeah.

Wow.

But

now that Salon's on to me,

again, you might have to.

And they have such a good point that,

you know,

if you

got to silence, you got to, you know.

People like me are silencing those who disagree with me, you know, and I'm allowed to believe in just crazy things.

But they, of course, are not lazy in their search for truth.

That is truly unbelievable.

That actually

made it onto salon.com.

Nobody said

are you stupid?

Because they all are, apparently.

Apparently.

That's amazing.

That's amazing.

Okay.

last week we heard that a VPN had been breached.

Hackers compromised the very thing that Wi-Fi users were relying on to keep them

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They're kind of good at what they do.

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Oh, yeah, you don't want to be.

You don't want to be traced.

Oh, man.

I shouldn't have said that out loud.

Well, at least we're not on the radio.

It's part of the multiple layers.

Oh, crap.

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Well, Warner Media executives have caused some consternation amongst CNN employees with their decision to hire actor Morgan Freeman to narrate a presentation to its investors.

Warner Media is CNN's parent company.

Employees from both organizations attended a presentation to Warner Media Investors on Tuesday of last week, and the presentation opened with a video narrated by Morgan Freeman.

The company's decision to hire Freeman for the gig comes after several CNN reporters wrote a 2018 article about eight women who alleged the 82-year-old actor had harassed them or engaged in inappropriate conduct.

It's disgusting, said one CNN employee.

Some of us were scratching our heads in shock, wondering how something like this could ever happen.

Right, somebody who's been accused is actually still being hired by people.

Of all the millions of people they could have hired, why him?

You know what?

They could have had Freddie, the guy that bags groceries.

He could have done it.

And something else about CNN that you should think about investing out of all the millions of people that can read and speak that aren't

Morgan Freeman.

I mean,

how could something like this happen?

No CNN employees agreed to speak on the record.

Hmm.

The bravery of those poor souls.

Bravery.

I did not create an unsafe work environment.

I did not assault women.

I did not offer employment or advancement in exchange for sex.

Any suggestion that I did so is completely false, said Freeman.

And Joe the bagger said, would you like paper or plastic?

Wow.

You got to love it, though, when liberals eat their own.

There's another example of the world they've created

coming back to bite them.

Right.

And you know what?

Morgan Freeman said he didn't do it.

He hasn't been been adjudicated as guilty of anything.

There's not been any due process.

No, it's just accusations.

Should you destroy somebody just on accusations?

The left says yes.

CNN says yes.

Time Warner is okay with it.

But they don't actually mean it.

When it comes to them, they don't mean it.

Few of the employees do, though.

I say, get the torches.

Let's get the witches.

I mean if if you're gonna stop everybody who's been accused from having any further job in this in this country It'll be you and me.

It's just us it's just us just us police in Nebraska are searching for a man who allegedly tried to open an account last week

What was the problem?

Well, he went into the Lincoln branch.

He strolled in around 9.30 in the morning and he

he put his deposit on the ledge and said,

I'd like to deposit this in a new account.

And

the teller said,

This is not real.

And he said, Yes, it is.

I'm telling you, it is, and I want to open an account.

She said,

It's not real.

How do you know it's not real?

It's real.

I have it

because we don't, the U.S.

doesn't make a million-dollar bill.

And when she said, I'll go get a manager, he turned around and walked out with his million dollars real million dollar bill.

His real

million-dollar bill.

They're trying to identify the man

because the government would like to perform what they call a welfare check.

and determine whether or not he had been a victim of a crime.

Wink.

Wink.

We're here to help.

We're from the government, and we're here to help.

If you've been given a million-dollar bill, come to this conference on Super Bowl Sunday.

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That's right.

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You're going to be room and bored for a long time.

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All right.

The national forest, the wizard rock, went missing.

Somebody stole a one-ton, very famous rock

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Glenn breaks down the media's disinformation on Ukraine.

Democracy Does Die in Darkness.

Check it out on Blaze TV or YouTube anytime.

Welcome to the program.

A couple of news items here.

The one-ton landmark from Prescott National Forest, known as the Wizard Rock, popular landmark,

described as, quote, a beautiful black boulder with white granite running through it, has been missing now.

The U.S.

Forest Service said that they believe someone

using possibly heavy equipment removed the boulder.

Okay, it's 2,000 pounds.

It probably is possible.

heavy equipment was used.

It's possible.

It's possible.

Very light, like maybe like a little wheelbarrow.

It would be light equipment.

It's unfortunate when we lose such a treasure as the Wizard Rock, says the district ranger for Bradshaw Ranger District.

Our hope that it will be returned to us and these recent occurring, reoccurring events will become an educational opportunity.

Wizard Rock is often admired by the public for its beauty.

Taking minerals from a national forest is illegal without a valid permit, but Wizard Rock is hardly the first gigantic rock to be taken from federal land.

In 2009, an 80-pound heart-shaped rock was taken from Granite Mountain Wilderness, and then it was returned.

More recently, two boulders weighing 750 to 2,000 pounds were removed as well at separate incidences.

Now,

I have heard this morning news on the Wizard Rock that it has

mysteriously reappeared at the national uh forest uh i i'm not sure if heavy equipment was used or

the possibility of the wizard rock just making itself disappear and reappear as it is a

wizard rock

one more story before we get to our communist update um

Utah woman charged with falsely reporting her husband murdered her.

Utah woman facing two criminal charges after she claimed her husband had shot and killed her.

A woman,

Rebecca Nielsen, Bluffdale, Utah, charged with one count of criminal mischief and emergency reporting of abuse, a third-degree felony.

Now, somebody else who knows Nielsen and her husband received a text on June 25th from Nielsen's husband's phone saying he had shot his wife and he didn't know what to do.

The woman said, are you serious?

She received more texts from the man's phone confirming, yes, it's not a joke.

She's not breathing and she is dead.

Help me.

Well,

the other woman decided to call 9-11 and report the killing.

Multiple agents respond to the couple's residence.

Several announcements were made asking for the man to exit the residence.

Eventually,

kind of a sleepy Nielsen came out of the house.

Well, actually, it wasn't the house.

It was the motorhome parked on the property.

The wife eventually came out of the house.

Court documents state the man seemed confused and sleepy.

Man

told him that he had been talking to his friend on the phone when his wife started yelling at him.

Apparently, she took his phone away and then broke his laptop computer screen.

After the argument, the man went to sleep in the RV.

During the interview with police, the woman admitted sending the text messages to the other woman from her husband's phone.

She claimed he was cheating on her, and she wanted to know if the woman would be an accomplice in covering up her murder.

That's a good plan.

That's a really,

I'm guessing they're not the sharpest knives in

the ball.

Comrades!

It's time for our communist update, and boy, comrades, we have made some real progress here.

Seattle public schools are now trying to get rid of the frustration in math.

A lot of kids are

very frustrated with math, and the teachers now say that's because capitalism has used math as an oppressive tool.

It is math has a

litany of serious crimes, imperialism, dehumanization, and

oppression of marginalized persons.

And the district has proposed a new curriculum that would focus on the power and oppression of math, the history of resistance and liberation

of math.

Now, the curriculum isn't mandatory, but it provides resources for teachers who would like to introduce the ethnic studies into the classroom, vis-à-vis math.

Apparently, there's no district-wide or mandated math ethnic studies curriculum.

However, the units have been created by representatives of local community organizations.

So there's no experimentation going on here.

Robert Berry, the president of the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics, says Seattle is really on the forefront of this.

What they're doing follows a line of work that we hope we can move forward as we think about the history of math and who contributes to that.

Also, deepening the students' connection with identity and agency that math provides.

The young people who are going to learn real math,

you know, those will be the ones that are really successful.

The

public school kids that are going to be in these schools are going to get dumber and dumber.

And,

you know, as bridges start to fall down, I guess maybe we'll start picking up math again.

What does it mean to decode mathematical beauty or identify the development of mathematics that has been erased from learning in school?

Well, the guidance says it will re-humanize mathematics.

How are you going to re-humanize?

It's not human, it's their numbers.

I don't.

Here's verbatim from the proposal.

Students will be identifying the inherent inequities of the standardized testing system used to oppress and marginalize people in communities of color.

They'll also be able to explain how math has been used to exploit natural resources and explain how math dictates economic oppression.

They're very concerned about this.

They're going to reject any of the standardized testing because of the

inequity involved in this.

And

they will prove those facts,

not mathematically or probably historically, but they will prove those facts to a bunch of kids who don't know any better and then never will.

Maybe with identity politics, maybe that's what they'll replace math.

That'll help.

Yeah, no, that'll help.

Yes.

No, that'll be that'll be fantastic.

Also, oh, another another one.

Another update, comrade.

This is the effort to suppress speech and science that's working really well right now, especially in Great Britain.

A birth coach has been ostracized by her professional organization.

A birth coach.

A birth coach.

Somebody who is coaching you during

birth.

Yeah.

Exactly.

A transgender activist branded her offensive after she made a Facebook post in which she said, get this.

Only women can have babies.

No.

Yeah.

No.

That's what she said.

No, that's not.

That's what she said.

Lindsey McCarthy Calvert, 45, forced to stand down as spokesperson for Doula UK

and has since been released altogether from a national organization.

Does she not know?

You know, it's time to come clean on where Stu is right now.

So we've been saying Stu is in Disneyland, but he's been popping babies out of his pee-pee for a week.

And

it's time to expose it.

It's time to expose it.

Popping babies out of his baby.

Out of his pee-pee.

That's beautifully put.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Very nice.

All right.

Well,

sorry, Stu, I had to tell the truth.

And it hurts.

Right?

It hurts.

Oh, my gosh.

It's excruciating.

Have you ever had anything?

Nah, I haven't.

No, I haven't.

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You're listening to Glenn back.

The president is telling Fox News to get better pollsters because the poll that just came out does not look good for the president, according to Fox News.

Also, the CNN poll and the MSNBC poll, and I think the

NBC poll also didn't look good.

Microsoft, too, the MSN poll, also bad.

But it's most surprising with Fox because they show 49% of the people they polled want him removed from office, not just impeached, but convicted in the Senate.

It's hard to believe.

You know,

just vote him out.

I mean, you can't use the impeachment process as a political tool.

Which is what they're doing.

Right.

Just vote him out.

You're going to be able to vote him out in 12 months.

You're foolish, I think, because who are you going to have come in?

Some other things that the president's not happy about, and seemed really hard for me to believe.

His approval rating in the Fox poll, 42%,

and 57% disapproved.

So he's 15 percentage points underwater there.

Then it shows Biden beating him 51-39 by 12 points, Warren beating him 46-41.

Sanders wins a head-to-head matchup, 49-41.

And even worse, he loses to Hillary, supposedly, 43-41.

She's not even in the race.

I don't believe it.

I don't either.

I don't know what they're doing.

I don't know who they're polling.

If it's just, if they're not looking for likely voters,

maybe they're just looking for

anybody registered.

Maybe people are saying that at this point

to mislead?

No, or I don't know.

Or to

send a message of their frustration, but it's not

real.

I mean, here's the problem:

when you

look at those, saying, you know, I want Trump removed, okay, that's that's one thing, that's your political frustration.

Perhaps coming out, you know, you could even be a Trump supporter and be like, I would like to send a message to the president.

Stop it, stop the stupid tweets and everything else.

Just get to get to business.

But this, when you're looking at Hillary Clinton

beating him?

Beating him?

No way.

You're looking at Bernie Sanders beating him?

I can't believe it.

I don't believe it.

Or Elizabeth Warren.

Or, for that matter, Biden.

I don't think there's a strong enough candidate in the Democrat Party to

beat the president.

I don't think so either.

Nancy Pelosi.

Now, to put this poll together with this, Nancy Pelosi

is worried about the 2020 candidates, that they're on the right track.

What works, I'm quoting here, what works in San Francisco does not necessarily work in Michigan.

What works in Michigan works in San Francisco, talking about workers' rights and sharing prosperity.

Remember November, she said, we must win the Electoral College.

Now, she said she wasn't talking about anybody specifically, but she is talking about, you know, all of the leftists, the socialists.

Yeah, you got to be talking about Sanders and Warren.

That's amazing for her to say that.

That's an admission that the party is skewing

is in trouble.

So

how do you put those two things together?

Bernie Sanders

beating Trump.

Trump, I don't believe that.

Yeah, I don't either.

And by eight points.

Wouldn't even be close, supposedly.

No, there's, you know, and I hate to, it seems like you're just burying your head in the sand when you deny the polls.

Because if the polls were the reverse of this, I'd probably believe it.

But

I don't know.

It just, there is a feeling that he doesn't lose to any of these buffoons.

Well, we're not the only ones that have it.

Nancy Pelosi has it as well.

Yeah.

You know what I mean?

The left knows this, not the left.

The Democrats know this as well.

So either we're all living in old fogey days and the the world truly has changed much more than we thought it has,

to where

you will cut off your nose to spite your face.

You'll cut off Donald Trump because you don't like him, but

you're going to end up with a socialist.

Yeah.

I mean, I.

I hope we're not to that point

because

I don't know that there's any recovering from a socialist as president.

No, there's not.

Bernie Sanders or Elizabeth Warren?

I don't think there is.

And can you imagine if they hold on to the House, regain the Senate, and get the presidency, then I think we're just

pretty toasted at that point.

Yeah, if you don't have,

even if we only have the Senate, I think they'll try to cut that off at its knees.

I mean,

they'll take that and say it's a do-nothing Senate.

The economy will naturally tank, and they'll say, we've got to get rid of this do-nothing Senate that's blocking everything that we are trying to do to help the people, and you'll have socialism that you'll never get out of.

By the way, have you seen the new Jack Ryan?

I have not.

Okay, did you watch this one?

It looked like

an interesting season, though.

I watched the first one.

Okay, so it was in Venezuela, right?

Yeah, it's in Venezuela.

This new one is.

The new one is.

Yeah, the new one is.

So I saw it last night and I was like, oh, the new Jack Ryan.

I got to put that on my watch list.

Jason came in and said they have made Venezuela the victim of far-right politics, and it is the socialists that are coming in to try to free the people.

Oh my gosh.

If that's true,

if that's true,

I won't be watching it.

Yeah, stop watching that.

That is, that's absolute revisionist insanity.

Insanity.

This is the Glenbeck program.