Trump’s 'Hardest Decision' to Kill a Terrorist WASN’T Hard | 10/28/19

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Hopefully, surprise to me at all.

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Yeah, I was even in the video.

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You were.

Saying, hey, Glenn, you won something.

Congratulations.

Yeah.

Well,

it was a real surprise.

45 seconds.

Is the inaugural Bonhoeffer award?

That's cool.

Which we'll be giving to people that are much better than me in the future.

This is like the first episode of a series where they had like a really low budget.

Yeah,

this is like the pilot.

Yeah.

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Right.

We'll buy it.

Just change him out.

Yeah.

All right.

We got a great show coming up, including what had to have been the hardest decision of Donald Trump's life.

Hardest decision.

In 500 years.

In five, you're right.

Five hundred years.

Next.

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Gosh.

Gosh, you know it's...

You know it's so sad.

Donald Trump had to make the hardest decision in the last 500 years.

Well, I'm just assuming he hadn't said it was, but I remember when

Barack Obama

had to decide whether or not he should kill or take out Osama bin Laden.

It was the hardest decision of his life.

It was the hardest decision of 500 years.

And remember, he played cards upstairs.

He couldn't even stand to be in the situation room except for a few minutes when they took a picture of him sitting in the back on the couch with his hands over his eyes and his mouth.

Oh my gosh, what are they doing to that poor man?

I'm sure it was exactly the same

with Donald Trump as we took out al-Baghdadi.

Either that or it was the complete opposite.

You decide in one minute.

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So, could we put up, if you happen to be watching the Blaze, let me just put up a picture of Donald Trump in the situation room as they

watch Al Baghdadi being blown up in a tunnel.

Do we have that picture?

Can we put that picture up?

Apparently not.

Yeah, you do.

I thought I just saw it.

If you can get that and also the picture, I'd like to see them side by side.

The picture of Hillary Clinton

as

she was sitting.

Remember, it wasn't Barack Obama sitting at the center of the table.

That's right.

He was like off the side, slumped over, kind of like leaning back or something.

Yeah,

he was sitting on a couch.

Like in the back, like, I don't know what to do here.

So he's laying on a water bed, actually.

I think he was.

I should put a water bed.

With a bomb with Katie Hill, I think.

But

so it was quite a different scene.

Now, have you seen the picture of Donald Trump?

Yeah, it's pretty badass.

Yeah, he's sitting right in the center.

There it is.

He's sitting right in the center.

He is alert.

His shoulders are squared.

Notice

everybody's in a suit, unlike with

Barack Obama, who I think was in his PJs.

He had a crop top, actually, on.

He was wearing a crop top on on a water bed, if I remember it correctly.

It was like a mesh crop top, which was a strange choice for a big operation like that.

So, Barack Obama says it was the hardest decision that he had to make.

And Joe Biden says hardest decision in 500 years.

Oh, what a hard decision it was to get Osama bin Laden.

I mean, the world's most wanted terrorists killed thousands of our citizens.

Do you invite him to tea or do you go kill him?

I don't know.

500 years of decision-making process.

I don't know.

I don't know what we do.

There's Barack Obama sitting in the back, Hillary Clinton with her hand over her mouth.

Oh, my gosh, what are they going to do to this poor man?

Oh, my gosh.

Look, it's fascinating.

I mean, look,

these are pictures they release, right?

They come from the White House.

So it's not necessary.

Look, you can...

It's not necessarily exactly how these operations go.

It's how the White House wants to message them, right?

And you look at the picture from the Trump administration, it's a message of strength.

It's a message of

like, we went in there and kicked this guy's ass, and we're glad he's dead.

The message from the Obama White House is, oh my gosh, I can't believe we have to do such things.

Oh, my gosh, I don't know.

This is a terrible downside of our job that we have to get rid of these people who may have gone down the wrong road.

If we just listen to them, if we just listen to them.

If we could hit them with guns of therapy, we would do that.

If we could just get rid of all of the guns in the world and have rainbow ponies, oh, it would be the best.

It would be the best.

Unfortunately, we are not going to do the flower-in-the-gun procedure we were hoping for.

It's just that they hate capitalism.

They just hate our capitalism.

That's how they, I mean, that's the messaging of a photo like that, right?

Barack Obama, they look pensive.

They look, oh, man, I can't believe we have to do this.

I guess we have to.

And that's kind of how they treated the decision, too.

I mean, they waited for what months?

100 days?

I thought it was six months.

Was it six months?

I remember it being a very long time, which they had the information where they believed he was.

Where he was pacing back and forth in the White House.

I don't know what to do.

I don't know.

My image of that night is not that picture.

My image of that night was him upstairs.

Remember, he was playing cards upstairs.

He didn't even want to be in the situation room.

They're killing Osama bin Laden.

You have troops on the line, and you were upstairs playing cards.

Like, oh, I don't know, is this Jinn?

I don't know.

Can I play on that four?

I mean, that's insane.

And now look at the picture of Donald Trump sitting there right in the center, sitting erect.

He's got Pence right next to him.

Pence looks serious, focused.

Everyone in the room looks like

kill kill them.

You know what I mean?

Yeah.

They look confident.

They look like they are concerned about our forces, but nobody is.

There's not a lot of cowering going on.

No, there's none.

There's zero.

That's a picture that you send around the world that makes people say, These guys

will come and get you.

And you're the master of aesthetics on these things.

Like, you notice looking at the two pictures, you're at table level for the Donald Trump picture.

Like, they're all looking down essentially at you, right?

There's a, where if you look at the Obama picture,

it's like a selfie angle.

It's like looking down.

That's a really good point.

Isn't this?

What is the difference?

Yeah.

Do you know what the difference is?

Because

when you're doing a movie, if you're doing a horror movie, you'll notice you're always looking up.

at the people.

You're looking up at Jason Voorhees.

You're looking up at Michael Myers because, and they're looking down at you because they're in the position of power.

Yeah, dominance.

Where the opposite is true in the Obama photo.

It looks like the selfie.

They have it on a long selfie stick, and it's towards the ceiling and it's pointed down at you, which looks good for Instagram models, not necessarily the right angle when you're trying to project strength.

Especially, I mean, look whose head is the lowest in the picture.

Put that picture back up.

Look whose head is the lowest in that picture.

Yeah, Barack Obama's.

Yeah, he's the lowest.

He's like buried in in the corner.

Yeah, he's in the corner.

It looks like

a little weakling, honestly.

That's in that's incredible.

And they message this, right?

I mean, like, this is

they put the picture back up of Donald Trump.

They're fascinated by this picture.

But this is something that they choose to release.

This isn't like, okay, there happened to be a reporter in there who got the shot.

This is, you know, this is their photographer.

Like, there's focus.

They're all staring at you in the Trump photo.

It is an intensity.

You know what?

Look at Donald Trump's head.

His head is the highest if it wasn't that the other heads were coming closer to you.

Right.

Yeah.

He is sitting the highest in there, too.

And look at the way he's just focused.

I mean, these are two incredible pictures that really say everything,

absolutely everything you need to know about the two two administrations and how they felt about killing terrorists.

And yeah, it tells the story of their foreign policy, right?

Yeah.

I mean, the reason why ISIS exists is because of failures of the Barack Obama approach.

So, yes and no,

yes and no.

It is a failure.

However, I don't think you really

don't think any of us know what the actual policy was and still is, apparently, of the Democratic Party and the Obama administration and Hillary Clinton.

We have, in doing the research for this Wednesday's special,

we stumbled upon a name that kind of popped up in Ukraine.

We're like, wait a minute, why do we know that name?

And none of us could remember.

So we went back into the files and just, you know, searched for the name.

And a name popped up that we haven't seen since around 2010.

And it was when we were just finishing up at Fox, and it was a name that was

associated with several players.

And I don't want to say too much

because we want to make sure we have everything buttoned down and then bring it to you.

We will tell you a little bit about it on this Wednesday show.

But I'm telling you, I said to my wife,

She said, What is it that you're working on?

And I told her, and I said, honey,

I think for the very first time,

I have found something that if

it is

the policy still currently, and I believe it is, I think it's unknowingly,

I think it is deep state.

I mean, it's just it was put into action and it's just running.

And it explains what they're truly doing in Ukraine.

And I said, honey, I think if this is really on autopilot and it doesn't stop and people know about it,

I don't think I could fly the American flag anymore.

It makes me so ashamed of what our country is doing.

And nobody,

I think both sides, Republicans and Democrats, when you hear what we have found,

you will be so disgusted.

and you will, I hope,

rise up, and I hope the president will declassify something

and then stop it.

But it is deep state and what we're doing around the world, and it's not good.

So, when you see the little cowering pictures of the Obama administration, that's not really who they are.

That's not who they are.

That's the face they put on.

But it's much more

accurate.

See the little Hillary Clinton with her hand over her mouth at that moment?

Oh, Mike, what are we doing?

Oh,

oh, no.

It's a much more accurate picture of Hillary Clinton when she found out that

the Libyan

ambassador, the Libyan president, Muamar Qaddafi, was dragged through the streets and killed and beaten to death in the streets.

Remember what she said?

We came, we saw, he died.

And then she laughed.

That is truly the Obama policy and the policy at the State Department today.

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Let me ask you this.

Do you ever hear Barack Obama talk about how Osama bin Laden cried and wept?

I don't even know if this is true, but what a brilliant play this is.

Here's Donald Trump over the weekend

talking about how al-Baghdadi died.

What they've done with the internet through recruiting and everything, and that's why he died like a dog.

He died like a coward.

He was whimpering, screaming, and crying.

And frankly, I think it's something that should be brought out so that his followers and all of these young kids that want to leave various countries, including the United States, they should see how he died.

He didn't die a hero.

He died a coward.

Crying, whimpering, screaming, and bringing three kids with him to die.

I mean, this is he's had some criticism over this from

who?

Why?

For what reason?

Exactly, right.

I mean, like, this has been pretty standard procedure for presidents to sh to tell I mean, that was, you know, you get to hear George Bush saying those same thing the same thing in different words, right?

I mean, he said all the time these cowardly people, like, it's a messaging thing to people who follow these guys, that they all look brave when they're, you know, they're electrocuting prisoners and they're burning people to death and they're chopping heads off.

And then when it comes down to their life, they're a pathetic mess of whimpering nonsense, right?

Like, that's the way these things end, and they need to know it.

So, what is the what was the concern?

Oh, he's still a human being, and the pressure

is not a refined thing for the pressure to do and up.

And this is the way he, the language he used, was not appropriate for this moment.

He went out and died like a dog in a tunnel.

In a tunnel, and taken three kids with him.

Absolutely.

What was inappropriate about that?

I mean, how is that?

Not cowardly.

And you're murdering your children?

I mean, this is what Goebbels does.

This is something.

I mean, only the worst people on earth do such things.

And of course he was.

You know, this is a guy who, it's easy to say, oh, he was a terrorist leader.

Now, this is the guy who

masterminded the social media approach of, you know, lighting people on fire in cages, dipping cages into water and drowning people, electrocuting prisoners,

you know, decapitating people for, you know, for retweets.

This is not a guy who...

Crucifying Christians.

They won't even mention those people.

They won't even mention them.

You know what they should have done?

Is they should have looked at that and said, died like a dog?

Yeah, well, maybe, but let's remember all of his greatest hits.

Yeah.

And showed the beheadings, showed the executions, showed the drowning in water, the electrocutions, the crucifixions.

You would have shown those.

You would have shown that this guy was responsible.

He is the reason the Nazarene Fund existed.

He is the reason.

And still exists, by the way.

I mean,

why we started it?

Yeah.

Because this

is what he did was

executing Christians, going door to door and executing them.

And I got news for you.

You think Louis C.K.

is bad?

He's a Me Too guy.

You think even Harvey Weinstein is bad?

I mean, the things that this man did to women and authorized and promoted mass rape on a scale has not been seen in this world for a very long time, not to mention murders and imprisoning and taking away all rights and dignity from women.

And, you know, like, I mean, look, I don't think there's anybody out there saying he was a good guy, but the, you know, the Washington Post calling him an austere religious scholar in his obituary.

That's crazy.

You know, this sort of treatment is very bizarre, and it plays right into what is true, that the media does everything they can to take these things away from Trump.

They make it about Trump.

I mean, we killed the most wanted terrorists in the the world, and the fans of the Nationals game were booing the guy on that day.

Like that, we weren't booing Barack Obama the day he killed Osama bin Laden.

I mean, it was the best day of his presidency.

Again, he didn't kill Osama bin Laden.

Trump didn't do this either.

But there is a

best day of his presidency.

Exact opposite reaction in Noah's time.

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Welcome to the program.

Hello, and welcome to Mr.

Pat Gray.

Hello.

I saw Pat.

You know, Pat got dressed up.

He was at the M1 ball and looked nice.

And Stu sat in the corner like a little mouse.

Not mouse.

I was like the Barack Obama of the picture.

I was like in the back slumped over.

And no one could really see it.

Your head was lower than just about anybody in the room, I noticed.

That's true.

That's true.

So

he was, you notice, and we have an announcement to make.

Stu just signed a new deal with the program, so he's going to be here for another show up for a couple more years.

10 days or whatever it is that we can tolerate.

Very hard.

But when I called him out, and I'm like, hey, and Stu just, you know, he just signed a new deal.

He's got some money laying around in the couch now.

That was appreciated, by the way.

Just wanted to.

Yeah, well, you didn't stand up.

Everyone's like, where's Stu?

Yeah, I could have given you that moment, but I didn't, did it.

But you didn't.

I didn't.

I didn't, did I?

I sat back there.

The people right around me knew because I was sitting with them and a couple of tables around me, but I was way in the back of the corner.

And you just got to sit up there and just look around aimlessly for about 30 really quiet seconds.

Yeah, it was awesome.

Nothing.

Nothing.

And I appreciate that.

It was my least favorite

M1

fundraising gala.

Wow.

It's quite an endorsement there.

Because you guys knew, and I didn't know.

I was horrified

when I found out.

I was sitting at the table

and

I had no idea what was coming my way.

And we had been working on something for a couple of years, and I know who we were

talking about giving it to, and decided, no, not this year, probably next year.

And we had worked on this really beautiful award called the Bonhoeffer Award, and it's for people who will stand and speak in the face of evil.

Bonhoeffer said,

silence in the face of evil is evil itself.

Not to stand is to stand.

Not to speak is to speak.

God will not hold us

guiltless.

And so it requires people who are willing to stand.

So I'm sitting there and

I said to I said to Suzanne, who's running the, you know, running Mercury One, I said, am I supposed to speak tonight?

Because I heard I was supposed to speak and I don't know what am I supposed to talk about.

And she's like, oh, you know,

didn't you get the notes?

And I'm like, no.

And she looks over at my wife and my wife looks at me.

And I said, do you have notes?

And she's like, yeah, I've got them in my purse.

And I said, can you take them out of your purse?

I think I'm supposed to speak in a few minutes.

What am I supposed to say?

And then she looks strangely at Suzanne.

And Suzanne said, ah, you'll be fine.

Just add Libbett.

And I'm like, just add Libbett.

I don't know what I'm supposed to even talk about.

And so my wife is looking through the whole script that she had.

And I'm like, I'm the one who has to speak.

Can I look at the script?

And she just gives me this dirty look and she gives it to me like, okay.

I know now why she didn't want to give it to me because as i'm turning it and it says uh you know bonhoffer award it says you know glenn beck and it's being given to me and that's when my name is said on stage glenn beck and i'm like wait what no

no

and i walk up and i gave this speech and i don't even know what i said and it was

I just walked off the stage just

not feeling good, not feeling good.

It was the opposite of, I think, winning the Oscar, you know, because they all think they deserve it.

And I was like, no, no, no, no, no.

This was supposed to go to, I know who this is supposed to go to as a surprise.

I know who this is supposed to.

It's not supposed to go to me.

It's supposed to go to them.

Well, Pat and I, I think, we're, you know, both there, and we both feel the same way that you didn't deserve it either.

So we

stay with you.

Now I think I deserve it on that one.

Is that a beautiful?

Who's the

Favili?

This is the guy.

This is one of

the Disney artists.

Oh,

that designed it?

Yeah, designed it.

It is absolutely

beautiful, beautiful award.

Yeah.

I thought it was going to be Bonhoeffer, you know,

it was,

but that's not Bonhoeffer.

No, it's an angel.

Yeah.

It's an angel.

Okay.

Yeah, because it's Bonhoeffer's Angel or something, right?

No.

The Bonhoeffer's Angel Award.

No.

Charlie's Angels, but it was less popular.

All right.

All right.

All right.

Okay.

No.

It was not nearly as sexy.

No.

Nearly as sexy.

No, it's not.

No.

I wish we would have known.

I wish we would have known that Al Baghdadi was being killed as we were raising money to help the people.

You know, we had an operative in.

Didn't we announce from the stage?

I kind of lost track of everything, but I think it was announced from stage that there was a rescue mission that was happening during the event, and we rescued

another group of people that had been kept slaves

during that event on Saturday.

But what did you think of al-Baghdadi?

It wasn't the toughest decision in 500 years.

No, it was the second toughest because the toughest was Osama bin Laden.

It was actually, they're actually calling it the third toughest decision in the last 500 years.

Really was.

Number one was Osama bin Laden.

Number two was extending daylight savings time another month.

Really?

Yeah.

Wow.

That's kind of weird.

Wow.

Yeah.

And then El Baghdadi was third after that.

Now, I mean, that's a really tough one.

I had heard.

I had heard.

I didn't know about the second place, but I had heard third was actually, so it may have moved this into fourth.

I had heard third was actually when Barack Obama last year decided to stop using Johnson ⁇ Johnson No More Tears shampoo.

Oh, really?

Yeah.

Oh, wow.

Yeah.

Because it gets a hard decision, too.

Very hard.

It gets in your eyes and it causes you to cry.

And when you stop using it, yeah, then you do start crying when you're shampooing.

It's not good.

It's not good.

Not good.

It is not.

I heard he had to switch to head and shoulders

because at some point you've got enough dandruff.

Right.

But apparently you don't have enough money.

No, that's.

You never have enough money.

No.

You never have enough.

No, you never have money.

Some points you have too big of a house.

Really?

Because it doesn't seem like that.

You just bought a $15 million house.

Strangely on an island, when you're telling us that within 10 years, all the islands are going to be underwater.

Yes, which is weird.

That's a weird investment.

Very weird.

Very weird investment.

The actions versus Wards thing on global warming

is fascinating among rich liberals, isn't it?

Yeah.

I mean, like, you go down and you'd see, okay,

you look at the coastline of Miami and southern Florida, which is just littered with beautiful homes built nine inches away from the ocean.

And they they just continually tell us that this torturous ocean level rise is going to wipe out city after city after city.

Al Gore has his maps where they're animated and there's water all over Florida.

Yet they keep investing millions and millions of their own dollars.

Well, he bought in Malibu right on a cliff.

Now, hang on just a second.

Not necessarily millions and millions of their own dollars.

Yes, they buy the house, but they know that if anything happens to that house because of weather, it is the average person that is paying the taxes that actually pay for their insurance.

The flood insurance.

This is one of the first things I would get rid of, and it would not be popular.

It would not be popular.

But if I were president, one of the first things I would do, well, I mean, maybe on day seven, maybe on day seven, there's a lot of other things, probably bigger than this.

But

stop

guaranteeing insurance.

For the big houses in Malibu and in Miami and all up and down the coastline

to subsidize rich people's homes.

That's essentially what we do.

That's exactly what it is.

And you feel bad in some places, like in Houston.

Those were not necessarily, you know, expensive homes.

They were homes in low-lying areas.

But, you know, the idea is you shouldn't build in a low-lying area because you couldn't get the insurance.

And so we never did.

Like the homes in Houston are miles and miles inland.

Yeah.

You know, they're not built right on the beach.

Correct.

Correct.

They're built 100 miles inland

and being flooded.

That's correct.

That's a big difference.

If you couldn't get insurance

through any kind of regular insurance, you shouldn't build a house there.

Now, if it is like a 100-year flood,

that's fine.

That's fine.

100-year flood, that's fine.

Those are the type of things, too, that insurance companies will insure.

Yeah.

Yes.

It becomes too expensive when these houses are getting

constantly.

If it's an annual floodplain, that's a little different.

Right.

A 500-year floodplain.

Right.

You don't build things there.

And we are paying for every large mansion.

I'll bet you Mar-a-Lago has that insurance, has government insurance.

I mean, you sure do.

And that's the thing.

It's not necessary.

Look, there's a lot of people who built homes in these areas

with the understanding they were going to be able to to get this insurance?

And that's one thing.

But the continuation of that policy is just incentivizing people to do it more often, which is why the hurricanes, when they come, cost so much more than they did years ago, because there's so many more expensive structures right on the water.

I was just, I just saw an article about a place in South Carolina that was completely wiped out.

I forget which hurricane it was.

It was like a hurricane 20 years ago that completely wiped out the area and then destroyed every home in there.

So what what did they do?

They built right back up.

In fact, closer to the shore.

Bigger homes, closer to the shore.

It should not happen.

It's ridiculous.

We should give, if you live in a place like that that has been wiped out over and over again,

we should end the federal insurance by saying this.

Look, we'll pay you for the home right now.

You know, for the,

your home has been wiped out.

Great, but you cannot rebuild here.

You can rebuild if you want, but we're never going to cover this insurance ever again.

Ever.

Go build your home someplace else.

Part of it is just like, you know, the American spirit of being like, we got knocked down.

We're going to build it up again, right?

Never going to.

We are Chumbawumba.

They go into Chumbawumba there and then.

Wow.

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Let me go to Mary in Ohio.

Hello, Mary.

Mary.

Mary, are you there?

Yes, I'm here.

I'm hierarchical.

Hi, that's all right.

Go ahead.

Hi, I just wanted a couple things.

First of all, you said that Al Al Baghdadi died like a dog.

Well, I think that's an insult to dogs.

In actuality, he died like a sewer rat in a tunnel.

A dog is one of the heroes in this, along with Special Forces, President Trump.

And I will say neither dogs nor sewer rats blow themselves up with vests and kill three children.

So it should be really, even sewer rats are being talked down to here.

Yeah, that's true.

I agree with that.

But now, the real reason for my call is that I believe that the ISIS members are paid mercenaries by the deep state.

And I feel that the deep state was created basically by the global network of people.

It's Democrats, it's Republicans, it's not all of them, obviously, but the deep state members are a global network, and they've created and fostered ISIS.

And I also think that now

where do you get this idea?

Just by paying attention and reading a lot of sources.

And I have a feeling that's what you're going to touch on on Wednesday.

Is that right?

We're going to touch on it.

We're going to prove it in three weeks.

It is terrifying

what the State Department is involved in now

with

the

authorization from Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton.

It is absolutely terrifying what is going on.

And America needs to know about it and really understand it.

And it's got to move from the,

well, this is just a conspiracy to reality.

And we can show you

what has been happening.

We have videotape.

We have many of the documents, many of the players.

We don't have the founding document because it's classified, but we would sure

like to see in the next couple of weeks the president declassify this.

And if we can't get it done before the special, we would urge you to join us on this.

And we'll talk about it more in the upcoming weeks.

But you're right, Mary.

And you know, everybody knows this.

You've just might have forgotten it.

Whose idea was it to destabilize Syria?

Whose idea was that?

That was Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, and a few others.

And when Mary said, well, it's the deep state, including the

Republicans, she is right again.

Who was it that went over and was taking pictures with these guys and verifying that, no, no, no, these are good guys we can trust?

It was John McCain.

They are heating and shaping the world closer to their heart's desire, and we are going to prove it to you.

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Seems to me like the new buzz.

Boy, I would be really really interested in that Miley Cyrus story if

I cared about Miley Cyrus.

Wouldn't you Stu?

Is that a requirement?

Because I can't go that far either.

Yeah.

Just can't go that far.

Although it is just another...

Oh, these people.

But that's what they're saying about Kanye now.

They're saying that Kanye is

not really...

He hasn't really.

This is just a...

It's just an act.

An act.

I don't think so.

I think it's real.

I mean, you know, I hesitate to get too excited about things that Kanye West says.

What?

However, I mean, on the other hand, I mean, you could certainly make the argument that, you know, look, people

do some crazy things in their lives, and if they wind up doing good things later on, great.

All right, okay.

You know, you got to let the hip-hop master talk here for a little while.

I don't feel comfortable with you describing yourself.

Because I've got a rap session here.

A rap session?

Yeah, that's going to happen.

Well,

just in a few seconds, we're going to start our rapidly.

Oh, I don't think so.

That's a good idea.

Hip-hop master.

Yeah, no, we've got some rap news for you.

News from the world of rap?

Yes.

Okay.

News from the world of raps.

That screams Glenn back, so let's do it.

Right.

Right.

Coming up.

The fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.

Hey, Holmes, it's me, your rap master daddy,

to talk to you about some rap news.

News from the world of rap

from the world of rap.

That's Glenbeck Central right there.

No, I know.

Now, listen,

I know that

I am so far ahead of

the average Joe in the rap world.

In the rap world.

But

I'm going to try to slow it down.

Some of my hip-hop

master talks.

that I've given in the past.

I'm going to slow them down for you

so you can understand them as I speak to the streets

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As I give you word from the streets to your mother,

please don't do that again.

Does it make you feel uncomfortable?

Just a little bit.

All right, let's get jiggy with it and

talk about a couple of items in the rap world.

First of all,

what?

Oh, no, you're doing a very good and convincing job as

a major reporter in the world of rap.

On Saturday night, rapper YG,

as he's known, I call him just Y.

I listen to him, and people will say, what's that?

And I'll say, no, the question is, Y.

Are you sure it's not pronounced G?

Nope.

Okay.

You're not sure.

Okay, I'm just going to make sure.

All right.

So

at a concert with YG on Saturday, he noticed that a fan was not singing along to his very popular anti-Trump anthem, which is so super, super clever, F.

Donald Trump.

So he.

Do you want to go through any of the lyrics?

I don't think it goes much deeper than F.

Donald Trump.

Let's see if they had any really, maybe they had some information on the Russ investigation enclosed in the rap that we need to

look into.

No.

No?

No.

So he invited the

less than enthusiastic fan in the crowd, who might have, because we all do, might have loved all of the other super, super classics from YG,

but just didn't like this particular song.

So he invites him.

It's so sad.

Yeah, it is.

So he invites him up on stage.

And do we have the audio and video here?

Here it is.

I spotted you out in the crowd.

I asked you if you Donald Trump.

You said you don't know.

So, since you don't know, I need you to make up your mind tonight.

I need you to say your name.

I want you to state your name because I know your mama, your daddy, your grandmama, your grandfather is watching.

I want you to state your name and yell Donald Trump.

Don't do it.

Look at this.

No, you won't.

This is a brave kid.

Get his out of here.

Get him on the stage.

And pushes him.

Get his outstage.

Pushes him off stage.

Don't come to a mother

effing show with YG on the mother effing bill if you a Donald Trump supporter, the rapper continued.

F are you doing?

Don't let this A back in the crowd.

Tell him YG said so.

Donald Trump's racist.

He don't F with black people.

So if you F with Donald Trump, you racist as F and I can F

with you, period.

Almost poetry.

It's beautiful.

Especially the way you deliver it.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Well,

I am all up

with rap.

And to be fair, you're from the streets.

I grew up in the streets.

I was there at the birth of rap.

Well, just the screaming part of the birth of rap.

Yes.

You know, that part of rap.

That's an interesting

line.

I don't think rappers would enjoy the economics of rap without white suburban kids who might support Donald Trump.

That's not an economic picture you want to necessarily go into.

Because you're going to find there's a lot of white suburban kids who.

Yeah, but you don't realize that

YG.

is an artist.

Oh, so he doesn't care about the economics of it?

No.

Because I saw, as they panned to the right, I saw an American apparel sign on stage.

No.

Which I thought.

It seemed like he might care about economics.

No, he doesn't.

He doesn't care.

Because I remember a time, you know, as and I'm not a historian of rap, as you are.

As I am.

But I do remember a time in which one of the common attacks on other artists was that they were sellouts.

Right?

Like that, oh, they're selling out to just corporate interests.

They're not actually artists.

They're just trying to make money.

And like, for example, if you had a giant American apparel sign on stage with you while you were rapping,

that might have been a sellout.

Yeah.

No.

But that's not the way it is now.

No.

Not on the streets.

Not in duhood.

I'll tell you this.

No white people ever have shopped at American apparel before.

I'll tell you that.

Definitely not.

Only, only,

only

Trump haters have gone to American apparel.

Now, would you like more from the

rap world?

I feel so educated right now after hearing this segment All right.

But I do need more.

Okay.

Well, you know,

Kanye.

Yes.

I call him K.

You do.

And

Kanye is

got a new album out.

He does.

Yeah.

Jesus is King.

And he said he would not sleep until this album was out.

And so that was 16 months ago, he said that.

And Friday, a very, very tired Kanye West

put out Jesus is King.

Which is

a remarkable cultural development in a lot of ways.

I mean, I know I don't care about Kanye West's music.

I know you're the rap aficionado here on this program.

I don't care at all about what he raps about generally.

But, I mean, the idea that Kanye West, go back a few years, think about him standing with a terrified Mike Myers on a telethon telethon saying George W.

Bush doesn't care about black people.

Terrified.

To the point where he is now not only embracing Donald Trump, which is remarkable in and of itself, but now releasing what seems to be like a legitimate gospel album.

It's not even, it's not like a, you know, I mean, he's been calling himself the king for how long.

Now Jesus is king.

And it's coming out and

it is a remarkable development.

And I hope.

I hope it's sincere.

It does sincerely.

It does.

And

I hope it's not like,

well, like somebody standing on stage with American apparel,

you know, that logo right next to them.

Anyway, closed on Sunday, you're my chick-fil-a.

Hold the selfies, put the gram away, get your family, y'all hold hands, and pray.

The lyrics, of course,

from

You're My Mike Chick-fil-A.

That's interesting because I almost thought you were playing the song.

That was such a convincing Kanye.

That was you reading it.

When you got daughters, always keep them safe.

Watch out for vipers.

Don't let them indoctrinate.

Closed on Sunday, you, my Chick-fil-A.

You're number one with the lemonade.

Raise our sons, train them in the faith.

Through temptations, make sure they're wide awake.

Follow Follow Jesus, listen and obey.

No more living for the culture.

We nobody's slave.

That's it.

Closed on Sunday,

you

my Chick-fil-A.

Wow.

That's beautiful, Glenn, the way you did that.

Thank you.

Of all the things to praise at Chick-fil-A, I feel like lemonade is a strange choice.

It would not be the first thing I would think of when you had a Chick-fil-A.

Can I ask you where the rhyme is in that one?

When you got daughters, always keep them safe.

Watch out for vipers.

Don't let them indoctrinate.

Closed on Sunday, you, my Chick-fil-A.

You're my number one with the lemonade.

Doesn't really.

Filet, lemonade.

I think that's okay for her.

Closed on Sunday, you, my Chick-fil-A.

You're my number one with the lemonade.

Right.

Right.

Okay.

Now, I don't know.

I will say you are an aficionado in the world of rap.

I'm more of an iconic hero in the rap world in the rap world you come from the streets we know that i've been told by people who uh have more insight

in rap quality that kanye not necessarily known for his rapping as much as his producing so his rapping when he go when he's doing the the uh the actual rapping of the words is not necessarily a strong suit is christmas known for its rapping no it's the gift inside that counts.

And you know what that rhymes with?

Lemonade.

Thank you very much.

I think we're done here.

News from the world of rap.

We didn't even get to the audio of Kanye talking about

there's more news from the world of rap.

More news in this time with Steve Brigade.

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More news

from the world of rap with Mr.

Stephen Bregier.

Thank you, Glenn.

So here is Kanye talking about, and he was talking on

a network I know you're very familiar with, Glenn, Big Boy TV.

Oh, yeah.

For many reasons.

Like a big boy?

There you go.

Yeah, but wear big boy pants.

Reason number one, you are a big boy yourself, but also just

you're intertwined.

You're almost inseparable from any rap.

Sometimes

I'm hanging with all of my favorite rap stars

who will remain unnamed right now

for various reasons.

And people,

they don't even, they can't, they're like, which one?

Is there a Glenn here?

And I'll be like, yo, yo, yo, dog, over here.

So anyway, that is how you usually do it.

Here is Kanye talking about

how African-American voters have potentially been manipulated over the years.

Shut up.

Here's what Kanye has to say.

They were fighting for us to have the right to our opinion, opinion, not the right to vote for whoever the white liberals said black people are supposed to vote for.

You get what I'm saying?

Then James Corden went in and said,

well, this president, you're Christian, and this president, I don't see anything Christian about him.

I said, okay, so last year y'all tried to tell me who I was supposed to vote for because I'm black.

Now this year, white liberals are trying to tell me who I'm supposed to vote for.

because I'm Christian.

That would be like, I live in Calabasa, so everyone in my car has got to be a convertible, huh?

It's just all based on y'all's vision of what I'm supposed to do.

And I understand, like a lot of people, it's not a matter of whether you like it or who like it.

We are in a country where we are allowed to like whatever we like.

The world

is officially upside down

when Kanye becomes the voice of reason.

Yeah, he goes on to talk about

how abortion is killing black communities, how that's being pushed on black communities by white liberals.

You know, I have to tell you, I think the most fascinating people on earth right now are the ones who are breaking the mold in

their own tribe.

I think that's true.

You know, I always think of that as when I read people,

when I listen to a podcast, when I'm looking for someone who's going to actually tell me about the news or something interesting, if I know what they're going to say word for word before I start, why am I going there?

Isn't it much more interesting?

I'm going to say something really dangerous.

Oh, no.

But we are in the world of rap.

So

we need, Sarah, we need some sort of rap

music when I say that.

No, please don't.

Do not listen to that request.

I think ignore that request.

So anyway,

I don't want

to support Donald Trump because I don't like things about him personally.

I don't want to be the guy defending Donald Trump because he's a wreck.

It's like,

please don't say it.

No, Mr.

President, please don't say it.

But you have to if you're going to be honest, if you see other things.

For instance, I don't know if he's a good guy in this impeachment.

I don't know what he's done.

I've done my homework and I can't find anything, but that doesn't mean we're not going to.

But I don't want to be the guy leading the, we strangely are leading this the way going, wait a minute.

This isn't what happened.

This is what happened over here.

That doesn't make me,

it makes me feel like because we live in a place to where it's all black and white,

where Kanye,

he is all Donald Trump.

Well, he seems to be very Donald Trump.

He's wearing the Trump hat and everything else, but that's not really what he's saying.

What he is saying is

if you're not for Donald Trump, you cannot be for Donald Trump.

If you are for Donald Trump, be for Donald Trump.

If you're kind of halfway in between, be halfway in between.

But we don't listen to each other.

Like, I would never have had a problem being for Donald Trump 20 years ago if the culture was the same as it was 20 years ago.

Because 20 years ago, think about this, this was at the beginning of George Bush.

You know, George Bush, you could say, and we did, I'm for this, I'm really not for that.

But now, left and right,

if you are for a few things, or if you want to say Donald Trump didn't do this,

this impeachment is garbage.

You can't,

you are automatically for all of his tweets and all of the things that he does that are piggish.

No,

I'm just telling you, you can not like that, but that doesn't mean you have to be for this because this is wrong.

When did we stop being able to see and balance things?

When did we stop seeing grays?

When did we stop seeing things and go, wait a minute, I like this, but I don't like this?

I mean, every Christian, almost every Christian, picks and chooses around the Bible.

Well, I'm not going to do that.

They didn't really mean that no sleeping together before marriage, but I'm a deep Christian.

You can pick and choose around the words are there in black, white, and red.

You can pick and choose around those, but you can't pick and choose around things behind a candidate.

This doesn't make sense.

We're now at a time where you need to kind of prove every once in a while that you're actually thinking about the things you're talking about.

Because you listen to some of these people, and this is on both sides.

You know, you see it continually on the left, though.

We should go through some of the headlines I've had for years.

Oh, that's true.

But it's like a Katie Hill thing.

It just doesn't matter.

You know exactly what they're going to say about every freaking story before it even starts.

That bores the hell out of me.

I mean, look,

it's not real.

That's why it's not only boring, it's not reality.

It's just not reality.

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No, no more rap.

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What's true and what isn't.

You know,

when the president went out

last night

to

game five, is this the World Series?

Yes, good, good sports knowledgeable.

You're almost as knowledgeable about sports as you are as rap.

You know, know i mean you're that close sports with glenn beck boy this has been a bad hour hasn't it i've this is not the big show i'll tell you this is a pre-big show maybe i think wednesday's probably the pre-pre yeah wednesday's the big show big show yeah this week uh then uh monday is the pre-prepared so don't don't expect a lot this is just it's getting you warmed up this is like revenue range a little bit a little pre-gaming so here we have the uh the president arriving at the nationals versus the astros world series now i think yesterday was the day the president probably thought, hey, I can go outside and be in a crowd because we just killed al-Baghdadi.

Right.

And so it's a big day because I remember saying, hey, you know what?

Barack Obama, he didn't kill him, but he did give the order to kill Osama bin Laden.

It's a good day for Barack Obama.

I think, without question, the best day of his presidency.

I think so, too.

He was a president for eight years.

I can give you seven years and 364 days that sucked, but that was a pretty good day.

That was a good day.

So I think the president was probably thinking, hey, I can go listen to the crowd reacting when he comes into the stadium.

Lock him up.

I thought you weren't supposed to say that about presidents.

I was told very clearly that it's a horrible sign for humanity if you were to cheer, lock them up towards a candidate.

Apparently, that's gone.

That has been abandoned.

That policy is no longer in effect.

That's incredible that that happened.

Now, not a surprise, you know, in Washington, D.C., 95%,

I think, are Democrats.

We had this there.

I think it was - I know 5% were Republican.

Yeah, 5%.

But I think there's other, like, non-I won't say non-denominational, but independent.

Yeah, independent.

Yeah.

Well, the non-denominational works now.

It does?

Yeah.

Don't you think the Democratic Party is absolutely a religion?

Here it is.

Washington, D.C.

voter breakdown, 75.6% Democrat, 5.9% Republican.

So, I mean, look.

Yeah.

And now, that doesn't mean everybody there is from D.C.

exactly, but you wouldn't expect a Washington, D.C.

audience to necessarily react positively to Donald Trump.

Though, I will say, you know, go back to the day of Barack Obama.

I can tell you exactly what I did on the air, which was drink a beer to celebrate Osama bin Laden being dead

on the air.

That is certainly not just an excuse to to drink on the job.

That was because I was

not.

I was celebrating.

To drink and forget?

No.

No, no, it was.

In reality, it was the best day of his presidency.

It wasn't just him.

And we didn't know that it was the hardest decision in 500 years until a few days later.

Yeah, it was when Joe.

Then we torched him.

But that was just because

that was because.

I know.

Hardest decision of 500 years.

This is just Joe Biden being the typical Joe Biden that he is.

But, you know, looking back at it, you can certainly make it into something that it is not, which was not a difficult decision at all.

No.

In fact, everybody whose life was actually on the line in the mission would tell you, wait, is there a 1% chance we can get

Osama bin Laden?

Let's go.

Fire up the helicopters.

Let's go.

Because that's what those guys were there for.

We've talked to how many of them over the years that said we would have done anything to go in there and get a shot at him.

We have talked to the guys who were on that mission to kill Osama bin Laden.

And, you know, what we didn't know at the time was Barack Obama made it almost impossible.

If anything goes wrong with your helicopter, good luck because we're not coming in to rescue you.

And we know now that there was a very long delay from the initial indication.

I think it was six months.

I think it was six months.

Again,

I still don't think he handled it well, but still, on that day,

you're happy.

Right, we gave him, hey, thank you for killing this really bad guy.

Now, some people will say that al-Baghdadi is not Osama bin Laden well yes Jar Jar Binks is not Darth Vader

but when you kill Jar Jar Binks it's still a very good day

it's true

poor Jar Jar yeah well he was even on the same side as Darth Vader no he wasn't he was against him I guess he was though then right

Because Darth wasn't Darth yet.

Oh, yeah.

Right?

Oh, God.

Spoiler alert.

Oh my God.

I just ruined my whole series.

I'm sorry.

You know, I know, I've never seen the end of the third one.

The end of the third, episode three?

Yeah.

I never have seen the end of the third.

You never heard him go, no.

No, everybody jokes about that, and I've never made it there.

It is so

painful.

But episode nine is about to come out now.

You go get your tickets now.

Okay, so episode nine.

Here's my theory.

Here's my theory.

Because this is not where we're going with this, but go ahead.

Give me the Star Wars theory before we get to the Trump story.

Here's my theory.

She's going to go neither bad nor good.

They're going to form their own little new little thing.

They're going to, they're going to, there's a new, they're going to say that both sides were bad.

They're going to go third party.

They're going to go third party.

They're going to go independent.

They're going to go

Gary Johnson.

Gary Johnson is going to show up at the very end and be like, yeah, let the pot be with you, man.

And that's what it's going to be.

I don't even know where Tatooine is.

Right.

That's how it ends.

That's how it ends.

So it's not, it would be like the

dusk side.

It's not the light.

Not the dark side.

It's kind of in between.

It's kind of the gray side.

Yeah.

You know, it's kind of like,

that's interesting.

Sometimes we got to do what we got to do.

I kind of want, I kind of want an ultimate victory here.

Do you?

For the good guys, right?

That's how this is going to be.

Well, it would be, but I think we're kind of in that place to like, ah, sometimes we got to kill and torture people.

Sometimes we don't.

so I think that what's her name she'll be like oh we got to torture that person

ghost plane him to Egypt

you should not write this really yeah no this is not I think that's what's coming because I think that's where Hollywood thinks America is just like hey sometimes we got to do some stuff It's not where I'm at.

I kind of like, you know, I kind of like the good being good and the evil being evil.

I kind of like that.

I think that's better.

I think you should stick to writing rap rather than writing a Star Wars movie.

But that's just my opinion.

You, my Chick-fil-A.

Lemonade.

Lemonade.

We could also have you on the job of writing headlines for the media because this is a difficult gig.

Yes.

You got to understand, you got to come up with creative new ideas every single day.

Yeah.

It's really hard.

I don't think it's as hard as some people think it is.

Really?

I mean, let's go through some of the headlines.

This is Beckett Adams posted these.

It's amazing.

June 2016.

the beginning of Trump's end.

June 2016, the beginning of the end for Trump?

That was a question mark at the end of that one.

See the difference?

I do.

I do.

August 2016, will Trump's attack on the cons be the beginning of the end for his White House hopes?

October 2016, is this the beginning of the end of Donald Trump?

Again, it's a question.

Who knows?

February 2017, this is the beginning of the end for Donald Trump.

February 2017, is General Flynn the sacrificial lamb or the beginning of the end for Donald Trump?

See, again, a statement?

A question.

I don't know.

March 2017, in the White House, things are looking bad.

This could be the beginning of the end for Trump.

Statement.

Next one's got to be a question.

If CNN's new Russia report is true, we may be seeing the beginning of the end of Donald Trump's presidency.

Wow.

The beginning of the end.

May 2017.

Is it the beginning of the end for Trump?

Even elected Democrats can feel it.

Oh, Democrats are going to say it.

Well, then you got to believe it.

There's such credible

Nancy Trossi say.

Was she out there now saying on, you know, I used to be on the Trump train, but now I question it.

February 2018.

John Dean warns Gates' testimony may be the end of Trump's presidency.

I don't even remember Gates' testimony.

That's how he thinks that happened.

March 2018.

Is this the beginning of Trump's end?

See, that's totally different.

It was

the end of Trump or the beginning of the end of Trump.

This is the beginning of Trump's end.

Okay.

You notice the subtle differences.

April 2018, Michael Cohen and the end stage of the Trump presidency.

August 2018, the beginning of the end of the Trump presidency.

August 2018, Donald Trump may have finally reached the beginning of the end.

Well, at least they're recognizing it.

We've been printing these stories for two damn years.

He may have finally reached it.

November 2018, the end of Trump.

Now we're just like stating it.

No, December 2018, Trump's latest meltdown shows even he knows this could be the beginning of the end.

It could be.

It could be.

Even he knows.

Nancy Pelosi's known for a long time, but even he knows it could be.

Yeah, I love that because we have to recognize here all the qualifying parts of this.

It's not the end.

It's the beginning of the end, and it could be the beginning of the end.

And Trump, even he might know that it could be the beginning of the end.

So, you know, what's amazing about that, though, when you think about it, is they can't even agree on the beginning.

It's not like the beginning of the end happened, and all of these things are happening now.

So we're at the middle of the beginning of the end.

Right.

No.

It's just the middle.

We're still there like, forget about that beginning.

Yes.

Because that didn't work out.

This one is the beginning.

They keep changing the beginning.

We're not even in the middle.

Every time it fails and they're like, yes, but this one?

Right.

Did you see his caloric intake?

How about January 2019?

This looks like the beginning of the end for Trump or September 2019.

Could this impeachment inquiry be the end of Trump's presidency?

The good thing about this is.

Sometime before January 2025, they're going to nail this.

They're going to be right.

They're going to have it.

As he's on the stairs waving goodbye, they'll say, could this be the end

of Donald Trump?

And they will be wrong yet again.

Yes, it's true.

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All right, coming up the zombie campaign of Joe Biden.

You don't want to miss that.

And he looked like a zombie on television this weekend.

That's kind of his normal look now.

A little bit

closer to the crypt than, you know, he looks like maybe a character from a former HBO

series.

But he was on 60 Minutes.

And one of the most inexplicable things of this campaign to me is that Barack Obama has not endorsed Joe Biden.

And, you know, you think about this.

We talk about this as

everyone wants to think about their vote as being super important.

Like, who are you going to vote for?

Who are you going to vote for?

And we talk about it incessantly.

And the truth is, there's almost no chance that your vote is going to make the difference.

We all do it because we think it's part of our responsibility as citizens.

We all do it because it's important.

But in reality, it's not probably going to be the difference.

Well, that's not true for Barack Obama, who has a vote by himself to singularly choose who could be the next president if he just were to step down or something were to happen to him.

Of all the people in the United States of America, this man chose Joe Biden as the most qualified person to be president behind him.

That is what your job is as president.

To name the person that if, God forbid, you leave the office for several times.

That's not what happens.

I mean, john kennedy named uh lyndon johnson they needed the vote and i think the same thing with joe biden you needed joe biden's vote joe biden was not even labor unions he was barely even a figure in that election remember he's getting one in two percent at that point labor unions right yeah no it there's other candidates you could have had for that look they picked biden because for for multiple reasons not just because of this but You are making a statement, right?

You are choosing the guy you believe is most qualified.

And he's not endorsing him.

Why?

He's a one-person election.

You can just come out and say, look, Joe Biden, obviously, I served with the guy for eight years.

He's the guy who should be the nominee, obviously.

Well, instead of this, he's just, he is not endorsed.

And that's not because he doesn't want to endorse Joe.

It's because Joe asked him not to endorse.

Here is,

I mean, how is he saying this with a straight face?

Here's Biden talking about the Obama endorsement.

We need somebody who on day one knows exactly what to do, can command the world stage.

No one wonders whether I know a great deal about these issues in foreign policy and domestic policy.

The things I've done.

Some have asked, why hasn't President Obama endorsed you?

You guys served together for eight years.

Because I have to earn, I want to earn this on my own.

Did he offer to endorse you?

No, we didn't even get there.

I asked him not to.

He said, okay.

I think it's better.

I think he thinks it's better for me.

You know,

I remember because I was just riddled riddled with problems and

Jesus came to me and said, I can take away all your sins.

And I said, no, I want to earn this.

I want to earn this.

And he said, you're not going to be able to do that, dude.

And I said, no, no, no.

I don't want you to.

No,

I want to earn this.

I mean,

that's as crazy as what he just said.

Yeah.

Joe, no.

Of what?

Of course.

It's fascinating because the Democratic Party has largely acted as if they've turned against Obama.

The people in the party are still, he's still got like a 95% approval rating, Barack Obama among Democrats.

But they continually come out and criticize his presidency because Joe Biden's so closely associated with it.

But this is a big thing.

Biden's been the only person who stood up for Obama in these debates.

Everyone else has been trashing the guy.

He's out there standing up for him.

He's saying, you know, look,

I think Obamacare worked, right?

Like, he's the only person saying these things.

Yet, Barack Obama, I swear he must know something about Biden.

Maybe it's the corruption, maybe it's incompetence, maybe he went sleepy sleep in a lot of the meetings.

Whatever it is, there's a reason why he's not endorsing Joe Biden.

No, no, they're good friends.

They're good friends, really.

Yeah, they're good friends.

They almost never see each other or talk, but they're very, very close.

And it's only because Joe says, don't call me, I'm too busy.

Please don't be seen with me.

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You have from New York Magazine the zombie campaign of Joe Biden.

Also, Yahoo being the front runner takes its toll.

Joe Biden, more disliked now than Bernie Sanders.

And I have to start with some just incredible audio from Betto Aror,

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So Joe Biden is in a high school

and

you know, he's the guy who said, Hell yes, we're going to take your AR-15s.

Is they letting Biden in high schools now?

I'm sorry, not Biden, a Betto O'Rourke.

Oh, okay.

Uh, so Betto O'Rourke is in high schools, and uh, a high school student says, Excuse me, you've said, Hell yes, I'm gonna take your AR-15s, but I go deer hunting, and that's what I use.

Why are you taking that away?

Now, Betto claims this is the first time he heard that people use those as hunting rifles.

Of course.

Shut that.

What do you think they're used for?

Well, it's also, if that's true, let's take him at his word for a moment.

Then he does not have enough information about the topic to make policy recommendations.

Exactly right.

Exactly right.

He also said, you know, I've heard about it, you know, in Texas with feral hogs.

Oh, so you do know that they are used to hunt things.

things.

Okay.

Well, that's like hunting deer.

Except feral hogs have to be killed because they destroy everything on these ranches.

The guy lives in Texas.

He is preaching about gun safety and

removing a firearm from your house door to door with a sheriff.

And he didn't know those were a modern sporting rifle?

The guy's an idiot.

But he folds to this teenage kid.

Listen to what he says.

So this is the first time that I've heard the case made for using an AR-15 to hunt deer.

I've heard feral hogs in Texas, which are a real problem on a lot of the ranches and farms in my home state.

Perhaps a way...

to address a legitimate concern or need is to ensure that those who have or want to use an AR-15 are able to keep it at a hunting club or at a gun range.

So there is some control and safeguard still placed on that firearm.

But this is why I'm here.

I want to listen to those who feel perhaps differently than I do, including

my view and ideas in whatever becomes the final piece of legislation or the law that we adopt.

This is why I'm out of high school, so I could listen to the experts.

So I can...

This is the first time you've ever heard that these guns were used for hunting.

That's absolutely incredible.

What are they purchased for?

Seriously, what are they purchased for?

To murder, Glenn.

They're purchased to murder.

It's their only use.

Their only possible use is to murder.

This is why.

Well, if I want to get those feral hogs, I can keep my rifle at the gun range.

So all I have to do is get all of the hogs into the back of my truck.

Yeah, bring them over to the

gun range, and then I can have my gun there to shoot them.

That sounds pretty reasonable.

You know, if I could put them in, so

I like to shoot skeet.

So if I could put them in, you know, loaded in one of the skeet shooters, you know, where you just pull

and a feral hog.

That'd be fun.

That sounds like a the beto sort of policy prescription for this one.

Sure.

Yeah, I mean, it's a

bizarre thing because such a small percentage of rifles are ever used for any negative purpose.

And one of the big complaints from the left seems to be, we really don't like the guns that work well.

Like, we like, it's okay if you have ones.

If you have a gun locked, that's fine.

Right.

But this one, if it shoots accurately.

They even say that.

They'll be like, these are precisely accurate.

Well, what the hell do you want a gun to be?

It's supposed to fire accurately.

I like one where the barrel can be bent both ways.

You never know what you're going to hit.

What's in front of you, what's behind you, what's beside you.

You never know.

Yeah.

I mean, the whole point is that you can hit the thing you're supposed to hit.

Obviously, a very tiny percentage of people have decided to use these things in bad ways.

Though we saw a mass shooting again this weekend that had nothing to do with an AR-15.

You look at many of the mass shootings have happened with handguns or shotguns or any of that.

Exactly why we should take all guns.

Yeah.

And that's the next Beto thing, right?

Yeah, and they should be kept in Betto's basement.

You can just go over to his house, knock on the door and say, hey, Betto, I need my gun.

And then he'll say, well, bring the robber or whoever is here.

I'll give you your gun.

You can sign it out.

And then you can keep him.

Do not threaten him with that gun.

No.

But you can use your gun, just not towards him, until the police arrive.

That's basically where we're headed.

Really?

That's where we're headed.

Okay, so let's talk a little bit about Joe Biden.

Joe Biden, apparently, according to a new poll,

27% of likely Democratic voters would be dissatisfied with Joe Biden.

27%.

That is higher than the 21% that would be dissatisfied with Bernie Sanders as the nominee.

And, you know, Biden's running as a sort of consensus candidate, right?

The case for his election is that nobody's completely offended by

his policy platforms.

Okay, so

I think

this could be true because Biden is the corrupt candidate like Hillary Clinton, old establishment corrupt candidate, right?

And

that's what people on

the conservative side wanted to get rid of, the corrupt candidate that was part of the system.

So I can understand that you don't necessarily like him,

but for it to be six points higher than those who don't want the avowed socialist who is saying we're going to get rid of the free market, that's pretty stunning.

So 21% are dissatisfied with Sanders.

15% would be unhappy if Warren was the nominee.

Only 9%

dislike Mayor Pete Buttigig, which is

also

starting to come up.

Have you noticed?

I've got a story someplace where they are talking about how

right here.

Let's see.

An emerging scenario where Buddha Judge wins the nomination.

For a rising star in the party, vastly overperforming expectations in crowded presidential field would easily be considered a victory in its own way.

But there's a real reason to think Pete Buddhajudge could win this nomination outright.

One such rather plausible scenario is starting to develop right before our eyes, and it starts as these things things often do in Iowa.

Two polls this last week had good news for Buddha Judge in the

lead-off caucus state.

Suffolk University and USA Today poll had the mayor in third place at 13%.

More importantly, he was just five points off Biden's first place lead of 18%.

There were a lot of undecideds in this survey at 29%.

They were four behind Elizabeth Warren's 17%.

Bernie Sanders had fallen back to fourth.

So it's Budajudge at 13, Elizabeth Warren at 7, and Biden at 18 with 29% undecided.

Yeah.

I mean, look, there's a case here.

Budajudge is

a guy that I don't think has really excited Democrats so far.

He's sort of boring, but he's well-spoken.

He's obviously a pretty smart guy.

And he has some

intersectionality value for the left.

The other thing that's great for Budajej is the two states that vote first are super duper white.

They're like the whitest of the white, the whitest, whitey people of all times.

And that's the problem for Biden.

Biden's got to go through three elections before he gets to

a large African-American voting base.

And it's like, that's where he's super strong.

But you lose three states in a row.

Can you survive that?

Well, you have Buddha Judge, whose only

constituency seems to be white.

Yep.

White and liberal.

As soon as you get out of white liberal, you are in trouble with Buddha Judge.

I mean, legitimately, when you break down the crosstabs of these polls, he's showing up at zero and one percent among black voters.

That is probably

it's only zero.

Only one place to go.

That's true.

And then you can write another article about how he's increasing his support among black voters.

I mean, look, Biden has a case here to still make.

I mean, he really hasn't fallen apart nationally, despite all the press about Warren.

He's stuck right around the same area.

The difference has been some of Sanders' support has gone away and has gone to Warren.

But Sanders, or Biden's been right around 25 to 27% this entire time.

And, you know, he hasn't really fallen apart.

His campaign seems to be asleep.

I mean,

what did you say, the zombie campaign they're describing in as the zombie campaign?

It's kind of apt.

I mean, like, think about this.

The Biden thing happens with Ukraine and the whole Trump situation.

They're going through this impeachment.

I made this case before.

If you are Biden, you need to take the hand that you're dealt.

If you want to win this nomination, you're out there every single day bragging about how Trump felt the need to call a foreign president to get dirt on me because I'm such a great candidate.

He knows I'm going to beat him.

So he's trying to break all the rules to beat me.

I'm the guy that can beat him, and he even knows it.

That's the case you're making to the American people.

It's the case you're making making to raise money.

It's the case you're making on every left-wing talk show, but he's not doing that.

He's barely doing anything.

Let me give you another example.

What's going on with Syria right now?

Syria, the Kurds,

all these battles going back and forth between Turkey.

This has been in the news cycle like crazy, right?

And what's the fundamental part of this?

The Kurds want their own homeland, right?

The Kurds want their own homeland.

Turkey doesn't think they should have it.

Nobody thinks they should have it, right?

This entire region, the Kurds want their own homeland.

Well, if you go back to the Iraq war, when that was all going on and everyone was coming up with their ideas, there was one guy, Joe Biden, who actually recommended that Iraq be divided into three countries, right?

Where the Kurds would have their own homeland.

Now, you can go back and look at that policy and find shoot holes in it like crazy, and you could say it wouldn't work and it's not the right prescription.

But again, Joe Biden is running for president of the United States.

It's his job and his team's job to take advantage of news events and say, this is where the president was.

He should be the president because if he were the president back in this time, he would have done this.

The Kurds would have had their own homeland and maybe this wouldn't even have happened.

How can you not be making the case?

He's the only guy I can remember ever recommending that policy prescription.

It was a big deal at the time.

Huge.

And instead, he just is sitting back as if he's, oh, I know a lot about foreign policy.

Why don't you describe some some of the specifics why not take advantage of what's going on his campaign seems to be completely inept at this every other candidate is doing this and he can't seem to do it okay so this is from New York magazine that calls it the zombie campaign and it's it's

obliterates him obliterates him okay so this is from like page 15

it's a strange dynamic the most qualified candidate in the race surrounded by an entitled staff who don't understand that they have to fight for the nomination or even the presidency, but without a real case to make beyond a Democratic succession that would amount to an Obama restoration.

One person close to the Biden family said:

The problem is, Joe has no center.

He's literally only a politician.

That's who he is.

That's all he is.

Biden is fundamentally a toady.

He's just political.

He needs to kiss ass.

He'll kiss ass.

I mean,

it is remarkable what they are saying.

Of course,

Biden is consumed with endorsements, another side of his perhaps outdated political instincts, getting insiders to declare their support meant something when powerful political machines controlled the primary process.

But it doesn't have relevance to presidential politics today.

And the only endorsement that could matter hasn't materialized.

Barack Obama has remained silent on the 2020 primary, even as he saw fit to involve himself in Canadian affairs, endorsing Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

A senior White House official, reflecting on Biden's weakness, told me Biden should have never even entered the race without knowing he'd have the former president's support.

Of course, that was always less of a sure thing than

it might have seemed.

In 2016, Obama went all in for Hillary, even as Joe Biden was contemplating a run.

In the early stages of this race, he didn't just avoid allying himself with Biden, but gestured toward other candidates, including many unlikely contenders, including DeVall Patrick, the former governor of Massachusetts, possibly to discourage his former vice president from running.

I mean, they are, they do not want him

to be president, the far left and the media.

I want to talk to you a little bit about some of the things that are going on.

We've got a show coming up where I'm going to kind of talk to you about the things that are happening in the country with the economy.

Let me give you just this: growing portion of

subprime auto loans are starting to sour sooner at an accelerating rate.

Loans made as recently as last year are going bad at the fastest rate since 2008, with more consumers than usual defaulting within the first few months of borrowing.

Many of these loans have been packaged into bonds and they are all being sold on the open market.

Santanner is one of the largest subprime auto lenders in the market and the quick failure of its loans could be an indicator that some of its borrowers are getting loans based on fraudulent application information, a problem that the company has grappled with in the past.

It also shows weaker customers or consumers are struggling.

This is before really anything.

During the housing crisis, one of the indications of application fraud was when mortgages started to fall behind within months of it being made.

Now that's happening to our car loans, and

things haven't gotten bad yet.

This is just showing that there's a problem in the car loan industry, the same problem that there was in the housing loan industry.

And many experts have told me this is the sign they're waiting for.

The subprime mortgages going in the auto industry.

Well, here you go.

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Hey, by the way, California had a really good idea.

They decided to cut the bureaucracy

and

just have everybody participate in the election.

And so they said, hey, you go sign up to get a car or a license,

and you're going to immediately be added to the state's voter rolls unless you opt out.

So you're automatically registered to vote in California.

Isn't that great?

Well,

there's been a few problems.

They found a hundred thousand registration errors just in the first year on where they were looking.

You know, some voters registered to the wrong party, some of them non-citizens, you know, somebody, some of them,

well, a significant error rate.

Let's just

put it that way.

Some were accidentally signed up and I wasn't there to get a card.

How was I accidentally signed up to vote now?

But

it's great what California is doing right before this election.

Just put something new in and just automatically sign up everybody in the state.

I love that.

Surely nothing could go wrong with that.

Of course, nothing will go wrong with that.

No.

I love

it.

We really have gone this way of thinking that everyone should

make it so easy for everyone to vote.

Everyone should be voting.

Look, people who know what they're talking about should vote.

People who have spent more than five minutes in the past four years thinking about politics and at some level, yeah, they should vote.

Just like with Betto, if you didn't know an AR was a modern sporting rifle, that people use it to shoot deer, bear,

you know, go hunting with it.

If you didn't have any idea that that was a sporting rifle, a hunting rifle,

you shouldn't be allowed to vote.

Betto, you shouldn't be allowed to vote.

Well, I don't,

can he vote?

I know he had the DUI thing.

Is he qualified to

probably not a serious enough felony to stop the voting?

Maybe not.

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The big special is going on this week on Ukraine.

Make sure you don't miss it.

This is the Glenn Beck program.

Been exactly a month since we aired our first special on democratic collusion and corruption in Ukraine.

But that was just the first in a trilogy that we have planned.

The first one, A New Hope, where we meet our heroes and we meet the villains and we think, oh, wait a minute, Obi-Wan, you're our only hope.

If we can just get the media just to pay attention, we get people to talk about this.

It's our only hope.

Yeah.

And if you watched that first one, you knew

Joe and Hunter Biden were just the tip of the iceberg, that it really wasn't about that, and it's really not about the phone call.

No, it wasn't.

Because after all, we know that Donald Trump just wanted to go to Stashi station to pick up some power converters.

But we really thought that we might actually

find some people that wanted to do some digging.

But that's not what happened.

The new hope was quickly followed by the media empire striking back.

And they struck back with a two-pronged attack.

The first was a diversion campaign using Rudy Giuliani.

Now, I'm not saying what Rudy Giuliani did was kosher,

but he is definitely not the main part of the story.

He's just an attempt to get us to look again at another direction.

On Wednesday, I'm going to show you their case.

I'm going to show you what they have.

I'm going to

reorient this ship of ours ours and show you how the focus on Trump and Giuliani is nothing more than one thing, a diversion, and a dangerous diversion for a couple of reasons.

We have a new election coming.

Is anyone paying attention to what is really going on?

The second part of the media's attack on the truth came in the form of a series of fact checks and debunks of our claims on what Democrats have been up to in Ukraine.

And And I have to tell you,

you will not believe.

Now you think you will.

You think, oh no, I know what the media is like.

No, no, you don't.

I thought I knew how low the media would go until we started doing research on the fact checks and the debunks of our claims on what Democrats have been up to in Ukraine.

And I have to tell you, You're not going to believe the misdirection and the blatant lies.

It is the worst I've ever seen.

And they're using four main points to try and absolve the Democrats.

And we're going to take down every single one of them.

We'll show you.

We'll show you so much that if you just show this one section,

you and your friends will never trust the media on anything ever again.

And I know you feel that way.

But there are people right now that saw the chalkboard and then they heard things in the media and the New York Times and the Washington Post and CNN and they were like, oh, well, that's been debunked.

No,

no,

no, it is an art form to their lies.

But I'm also going to do one other thing, as an Empire Struck Back did as well.

I'm going to set up for you the third, the third installment of our trilogy.

Our research in Ukraine has reopened the doors to something that I started looking at in 2009, and we thought it wasn't going anywhere.

And then a name came up.

And when we said, we all looked at each other and went, why do I know that name?

We started going back and looking at our files, and holy cow,

we found something, quite honestly, I wish I hadn't.

But it ties everything together.

If you thought Ukraine was bad

and you thought the world was upside down, and it's all just a crazy coincidence, if you thought the Democrats really believed, hey, we shouldn't get involved in other people's business, if you don't think that our government should be doing things in other countries against those countries' wishes, but we're so damn arrogant we just know what's right, I'd like to introduce you to a few documents documents and the truth of what is really going on as the world is being set on fire.

The trilogy continues with the Empire Strikes Back, an all-new special on Wednesday.

You can see that on Facebook and on YouTube and on Blaze TV.

We really, really want you to see this special.

And this one is important because it sets up number three, which is coming in a couple of weeks, three, four weeks.

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Okay.

But it's a good idea.

Also, we are taking your phone calls today.

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on this story 888-727BECK 888-727BECK call right now and our producers will get you lined up 888-727 Beck call us now we haven't touched on the Katie Hill story today.

Yeah, I was thinking about putting all of the pictures out.

Have you seen all of the pictures?

I've seen more than I've wanted to see.

I don't know if I've seen it.

I was thinking about just,

you know, putting them out, but blurring out the offensive parts.

So we would have to blur her face.

And then

that was it.

No, I know that.

I mean, no, no, no.

I meant blur the other parts out.

Right.

Yeah.

So, anyway.

Lots of blur.

I cannot.

I cannot.

I was talking to my wife last night because she hadn't been following this.

And I said,

I wonder why.

Is it because no media sources are covering it?

Can that be it?

You noticed that?

Yeah, I did.

Me too.

I noticed that.

Did you hashtag it when you said no?

I didn't.

I should hashtag.

Who has noticed that the media doesn't really seem to care about this one?

No, they don't care at all.

Hashtag me too.

They do care that the right is pouncing.

They care about the right pouncing.

That they care about.

They care about revenge porn

that they care about.

But they don't care at all about a powerful congresswoman who is hooking up with her staffers, multiple staffers who are younger and underlings.

And apparently, that is.

No, she wasn't an underling.

She wasn't an underling?

No.

I'm pretty sure she was.

No, I think she likes.

She prefers to become.

Anyway,

that's another sort of thing.

Have you heard, have you seen the picture of that office staffer who looks like she's being held hostage?

The one when her getting her hair hairbrushed, yes.

Look at her face.

She looks like, help me, somebody help me, please.

She's fully clothed, and this congresswoman is completely naked behind her, sitting in this chair, brushing her hair.

And it is so creepy.

And it really is.

Don't you think it is?

It seems really creepy.

I think that was in the the original movie in the ring.

It's a very simple.

Very simple.

What do you mean?

And she does look a little like, I mean, I hate to, you know, mix my, mix our horror films, but she looks like the woman who just got out of the tub from the shining.

Right?

She does.

She does.

There's a lot of, it's terrifying.

She's terrifying.

She's terrifying.

So, yeah, she has these naked photos, which, you know, they're talking about those as if this is something like the right came out with and everything.

Because it started on a conservative media source.

I think it was Red State that first posted the photos.

But the bigger story here is these are young, in many cases, female staffers being

sexually

used by a sitting congresswoman, and in some cases, a campaigning congresswoman.

And

it's the first congresswoman to ever be hit by the ethics committee for sexual impropriety.

Yeah, and she was a rising star among Demaras because she was a bisexual, out-bisexual.

She apparently had affairs with both men and women in her orbit.

She denied it a lot at first and has now kind of relented and said, yes, these things did occur.

But you know, who's to blame?

It's her abusive ex-husband.

If the emails are to be believed, it looks like

the victim, if you will,

the young staffer,

you see the emails and it's like, I've seen how she treats you.

You're abused.

You got to get out of that relationship.

It's an abusive relationship.

Apparently, the female staffer thinks that Katie's the one who is

abusing her husband, not the other way around.

I mean, it's hard to know, right?

I don't know.

But what I do know is

what she's admitted to is against all these ethics guidelines and I believe illegal.

Like it's just, you know, it's one of those things they've drawn a line on.

Don't hook up with your staffers staffers when you're a congressperson.

So the idea that this is someone just leaves the pages.

Republican.

Did I say that out loud?

This is not some Republican plot here.

If you're going to Republican, if you're going to plot as a Republican to take out a powerful congresswoman, you don't go with Katie Hill, which we should all admit here, none of us knew was a congresswoman as of last week.

No idea.

I had never heard her name before.

I had no idea who she was.

No, you know what?

That might be proof it is a GOP plot.

Really?

Because that seems like something the GOP would do.

Let's find the most worthless person that no one knows and take them down.

That would be a typical GOP plot.

Right.

Somebody that can't hurt us or do anything about it and nobody will care about.

Yeah, let's get them.

They're the worst episode of House of Cards.

Sure, they do all sorts of corrupt things behind the scenes, but they never lead to anything good.

They push themselves on the train tracks.

I swear there was nobody there.

Of course not.

It was a GOP guy.

He threw himself in front of the train.

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The brother of a Sandy Hook victim has blasted Joe Biden for the lie

of Biden, you know, taking everybody in Air Force One to the White House.

He said, and I quote, this is a lie.

Obama came to Sandy Hook and met with every family.

But Joe Biden did not.

Joe Biden, just as Joe Biden claimed he came to Sandy Hook after the shooting and met with every family who lost someone, it was actually Barack Obama who did that, not Joe Biden.

Biden also thought he was VP when Parkland happened.

He's either a liar or he's losing his mind.

Oh, that's not true.

He could easily be both.

He also said,

not only did Biden not meet with all of the families like Lewis

said Biden claims, but Lewis said the the Obama administration offered trips to Washington on Air Force One, but those only went to families who supported the Obama administration's gun agenda.

I mean, these guys are just

amazing.

It is amazing.

It's just amazing.

Yeah, even on the day with Al-Baghdadi going down, here's a one good day.

You'd think, I mean, Nate Silver is in trouble with the left.

Now, Nate Silver, you may know, he runs 538.com.

He was the guy who was the architect behind the landslide, I thought.

He gets unfairly, I think, maligned for some of this.

But I mean, he was one of the, first of all, he was one of the first people who called the Tea Party thing back in the day of like 2008, right after Obama.

Everyone was saying the Republicans were just going to be a regional party till the end of time.

That's right.

Those are the first people who did that.

He's also very early on.

He was very consistent in saying that Obama was going to beat Romney, and he was right on that.

And he had a more optimistic take for Trump than every other prediction website out there.

However, I think he said it was about a 30% chance Trump would win.

And he's been maligned for that, which, you know, he got it wrong.

And I mean, at some level, anyway.

No need to go into all the details, but he was the liberal hero, right?

He was the leftist hero forever.

Now he's being called alt-right.

He's alt-right.

He's alt-right.

He's alt-right?

Yes, he's alt-right.

Why is he alt-right?

Well,

he said he couldn't understand why the left and some of the left media sources wouldn't be able to just give Trump one good day when it comes to taking out one of the world's most renowned terrible terrorists.

That was apparently just saying that he should have one good day

because he killed the equivalent of today's Osama bin Laden.

You can't even give him one good day.

Seems like you're going crazy.

That apparently makes him alt-right.

Because he's, I guess, saying one good day for Trump makes you an extremist in the left media, and it's true.

Absolutely.

It is.

I mean, look what Saturday Night Live did.

Look what all the media has done.

They're making Al Baghdadi into some, you know, nice guy that was a human that we really should not celebrate.