The Press Can’t See Its Own Hypocrisy! | Guests: Bill O’Reilly, Charlie Kirk & Rob Henderson | 10/17/19

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Things in Washington are absolutely insane.

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There was a temper tantrum by Pelosi and Schumer and accusations back and forth.

Meanwhile, Schiff yesterday was leaning on the EU ambassador, trying to get him to say something that he wouldn't say.

He didn't believe.

This is just a crock.

And the real villain, quite honestly, is the press.

The press this morning used a

well,

let me just uh share with you the headline on Elijah Cummings

Democratic leader and regular Trump target dies at 68

did the president shoot him

we know we're not supposed to use the word target what do they mean by that

the villainy continues we talk about it in one minute

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Elijah Cummings has passed away.

Now, Elijah Cummings

has never been a guy that I've agreed with politically, but I have had respect for Elijah Cummings and what he has accomplished in his life.

Let me just give you a little bit here.

Democratic congressman from Maryland, who gained national attention for his principled stands on politically charged issues in the House, his calming effect on anti-police riots in Baltimore.

He died Thursday morning at Gilchrist Hospital Care, Johns Hopkins affiliate in Baltimore.

He was 68.

After ongoing an unspecified medical procedure, the Democratic leader did not return to his office this week, according to The Sun.

A statement from his office says he passed away due to complications concerning a long-standing health challenge.

Mr.

Cummings was a chairman of the House Oversight and Reform Committee and a leading figure in the Trump impeachment inquiry.

Born to a family

to southern sharecroppers and Baptist preachers, he grew up in a racially fractured Baltimore in the 50s and 60s.

At 11, at 11, he helped integrate a local swimming pool while being attacked with bottles and rocks.

Perry Mason, the popular TV series about fictional defense lawyer, inspired him to enter the legal profession.

Many men in my neighborhood

were going to reform school.

Though I didn't completely know what reform school was, I knew that Perry Mason won a lot of cases.

I also thought that these young men probably needed lawyers.

He became the youngest chairman of the Legislative Black Caucus, yada, yada, yada.

He has been a force for good much of his life.

He has also taken stands as a legislator that I disagree with.

But I just I just think this is an insult from the Washington Post.

Washington Post

Representative Elijah Cummings, Democratic leader and regular Trump target, dies at 68.

You know, I was a target of the president.

He was a target of mine for a while.

If I die today

and somebody writes about

that in the headline,

really, that's what my life was worth?

My life was worth that?

I'm not 68.

He was 68.

He's done

many, many things that I can't even come close to accomplishing.

And that's the way the Post honors him?

I think it's an insult.

Our condolences to his family.

And it is a loss to the country.

Now let me talk about the Post and the mainstream media.

He was a regular Trump target?

What do you mean by that?

Are you saying the president was targeting him?

Did the president kill him?

It's an undisclosed problem.

Was he shot by the president?

Because I know we're not supposed to use the word target.

Oh,

we learned our lesson, didn't we?

Mainstream media.

We don't ever use the word target as

some way of saying, hey, we should look into this or we should focus our energies here or we're talking about this particular person no no in the mainstream media we all learned our lesson that targeting somebody only means killing them

Now, I hope Washington Post that you understand by using the words target that Trump targeted him, you are encouraging somebody out there to target him still.

I hope they have security on the gravestone because somebody might just shoot it up even though he's already dead because you use the word target.

Seems ridiculous, doesn't it, Washington Post?

I am so

tired.

It's a waste of energy to talk about these people,

To talk about their hypocrisy.

I listened to the New York Times daily this morning.

I blood was shooting out of my eye.

I want you to know the only reason why I listen to it, the only reason why I read this crap is so you don't have to.

I want to know what the other side is saying.

I want to understand their argument.

I want to understand where they're coming from.

And they just can't see their own hypocrisy.

Go ahead, call me a hypocrite on anything.

Oh, Glenn Beck, he was against Donald Trump when he was running.

Now his business was falling apart and so he...

No, that wasn't it.

I told you during the campaign.

If the guy is doing these policies, I'll be the first to say it.

I don't sign on for everything on Donald Trump.

I think the guy is a really flawed human being.

You'll notice Donald Trump doesn't retweet any of the anything that we've done.

He's not even mentioned the chalkboard, which is a great help to him.

You know why he doesn't?

Because he doesn't trust me.

I'm not in his pocket.

Hmm.

Isn't that a wonderful place to be?

Yes.

You know why the Washington Post doesn't like to do things?

Do you know why

Google is

changing the algorithm to keep things that I produce out of the mainstream?

Because they don't trust me.

They don't know if I'm an ally or an enemy.

What a wonderful place to be.

You know how you get there?

You call balls and strikes.

The hypocrisy this morning of the New York Times to talk about how we've been predicting this, all of the things.

I mean, honest to God, they sounded like they were all of a sudden into predictions.

We know they don't like predictions.

We know that that's conspiracy theories.

If you just take things and do math and take people at their word,

you can't talk about those things.

Those are crazy ideas.

No, no, no.

Today they were talking about Syria and Turkey and how they predicted all of this.

This was so easy to see.

Really, was it?

Yeah.

Everybody on earth, including the White House, saw this mess coming.

Everybody saw that.

What you forget is that many of us, a long time ago, in almost a dream world now, it's so far away I can't even remember it.

What was his name?

Did they even have sound and talkies in the movie theater when Barack Obama was in office?

Do you remember when some of us said, don't get into bed with these Kurds?

These Kurds are not the Kurds in Iran, or I mean in Iraq.

These are bad Kurds.

These are communist Kurds.

These are terrorist Kurds.

And John McCain stood up and told all of us, oh no, these are good guys.

I remember being on the air at the time saying, no, these aren't good guys.

These are bad guys.

And we're going to do the same damn thing that we did in Afghanistan with Osama bin Laden.

We're going to teach them.

We're going to arm them.

And they're going to turn against us.

Don't do it.

Bad.

Do you remember?

Do you know what the New York Times actually said today

what you have to understand is the middle east doesn't like a vacuum if if you destabilize if you destabilize a region well somebody will will grow to fill that really

like in egypt

like in uh liby

Like in Syria?

Like in Iraq and Afghanistan?

Yeah.

It only took us two countries to figure it out.

You on the left still haven't figured it out.

No, you do now.

You say you do now.

But you're only saying that because it's a way to go against Donald Trump.

If you want to go against Donald Trump, go against him on something real and something that it...

is actually something you believe in.

Oh, we've got to stop.

We have to end these wars.

Barack Obama is so wonderful.

He wants to end these wars.

What do you mean pulling out of Iraq would cause all kinds of problems?

No, we have to.

He's just trying to bring the troops home.

Oh, and then there was problems.

Well, of course there's going to be problems, but we have to end these wars.

Here's a guy who actually is a dove.

Here's a guy his whole life.

There's two things I know Donald Trump believes.

Well, three.

Himself.

He believes in himself.

Got it.

Two, he believes in trade wars.

Got it.

He's believed in them his whole life.

Number three, he doesn't believe in war.

His whole life, he has been against almost every war we've ever seen in my lifetime.

And he's been on the record.

So he's your dove, left.

He's the one you've been looking for.

He's actually doing what Barack Obama promised he would do.

And now you don't like it?

Oh, yes, because the Middle East, you know, it doesn't like a vacuum.

Really?

Why don't you tell that to Hillary Clinton when she said, we came, we conquered, he died about Gaddi, about Gon,

what's his name in Libya?

Gaddafi.

Why don't you talk to her about that?

Why don't you talk to, why don't you talk to,

what was her name?

Samantha.

She's

the wife of the woman, the wife of the guy who

wrote Nudge.

I haven't talked about her for a while.

Samantha, somebody or other.

Cass Sunstein's wife.

She was the one who was pushing for the

instability.

Don't talk to me about this, Google and Facebook.

You're the ones who intentionally lit the Middle East on fire.

And don't say you didn't because we know because you were very, very proud of the role you played in the Arab Spring.

So don't, please, if you want to come to me and say, hey, we were part of this, like I will, I'll come to you.

Hey, I was actually for the war in Iraq because I know that the real danger there is Iran.

And I thought we were going to pop the head of the snake.

Well, it didn't turn out that way.

Boy, I was wrong.

Have you heard anybody in the media say that about the Arab Spring?

About Libya?

About Syria?

about getting into bed and arming these people?

No, of course not.

Because they're all frauds.

I know why I'm listening to them.

I'm listening to them because that's part of my job.

I just don't know why other Americans still listen to them.

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But for a long time, I couldn't.

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That's why we're just starting to do chalkboards.

You want to know when I'm feeling really good?

We do chalkboards.

I wasn't doing chalkboards.

If you watched the show, I wasn't doing them.

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You know, I didn't even get to the Volcker testimony yesterday or Nancy Pelosi now requesting prayers for the president because he's so unstable.

She claims that

he had a mental breakdown in the cabinet room.

Do we have the pictures of her pointing her finger at Donald Trump?

There she is, standing and yelling at the president.

He's just sitting there.

She's standing and pointing her finger and yelling at the president.

Who had a mental breakdown?

I don't know.

I don't care.

Do the work for the American people.

Now, the reason why she said that he was just unstable and insulting is because he said,

you know,

you guys are standing up for communists, and that's true.

That's who these guys are.

And I know there's a problem, but that's why we are working without the government to help those people who are in harm's way.

Stop wanting the government to do everything.

So he says to her, you know, you're protecting communists, which is probably something you guys like.

Well, that was just insulting, and she had to walk out.

Of course, she walks out, and she says the president was just unstable.

Please pray for his mental health.

This is obscene.

There is no way to

run a country

when

you have this going on.

Now, that's what the Democrats are counting on.

I firmly believe the Democrats are going to run a campaign basically that says, have you had enough yet?

You want four more years of this?

And the answer is no, I don't want it.

Nobody wants it.

I don't think Democrats want it.

Republicans, they don't want this.

Independents certainly don't want it.

But who are you going to give the reins to?

Where are the adults in the room?

And Donald Trump was right.

These guys are communists.

And you know what?

I don't know about Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer, but they don't seem to have a problem with a communist in their own party.

That's not unreasonable to say.

Do you really think that there's a difference between the Marxist socialists, communists that are currently over in Syria and some of the Marxist socialists that are running for president or are in Congress?

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Now it is biting us in the ass.

Okay.

We knew that for a decade.

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All right, we have Rob Henderson on.

He is a a Gates Cambridge scholar, and I know he's a Gates Cambridge scholar because I had to look up

the second word in the headline of his story, the atavism of cancel culture.

And I'm like, it's activism, dummy.

And then I realized that it's, no, that's actually, no, that's, it's atavism.

And I had to look it up.

So he went to Yale.

I went to Yale.

He graduated.

I didn't.

I think that's the difference.

Welcome, Rob Henderson, to the program.

How are you?

Hi, Glenn.

Great.

Great to be here.

So

you sound like you almost believe that, too.

Rob,

the atavism of

cancel culture, what you're saying is, is this is something that is ancient inside of us.

It's tribal.

Right, right.

So the way I think about cancel culture is that it's rooted in some of these primitive human drives to obtain social status and in-group solidarity with our peers, as well as to identify our friends and our foes.

And we generally go into tribes when we're afraid.

I mean, it is

human nature.

And so when we're afraid of something, we go into tribes.

And the deeper we go into the tribe, the

more we don't listen anymore.

And we lose all sense of proportion and any sense of nuance, right?

Right.

Well, you know, tribalism is inherently human.

So whether we're in danger or not, we do like to be around, you know, sort of, sort of our group, you know, people who we feel comfortable around.

Sure.

But when we are in danger, we are more likely to seek people who think like us, who behave like us, and to sort of denigrate people who we're afraid of or who don't agree with us.

So tell me what happened to you in 2016 while you were an undergrad at Yale.

Yeah, you know, Glenn, I've been concerned about cancel culture for a long time.

And, you know, I was actually in the military before I attended Yale for undergrad.

And, you know, I'd heard stories about, you know, extra-sensitive college students and snowflakes and so on.

And I thought a lot of it was probably just the media maybe blowing things out of proportion.

But then literally within my first two months at Yale, so this was the fall semester of 2015, a faculty member named Erica Christakis wrote an email around Halloween telling students that they should communicate with each other more if they're offended by the costumes that other students choose to wear, rather than relying on the university administration to give us guidelines of what costumes we're allowed to wear or not.

And the student reaction to her was just pure outrage.

They targeted her, they turned her into a pariah on campus for essentially defending freedom of expression.

And eventually she had to resign and basically said that the climate on campus was not conducive to free speech.

So she stepped down from her positions at the university.

And so, okay, so I thought that was weird.

I thought, okay, so, you know, maybe this is just a quirk of American universities and that this is just unique to schools in the United States.

But then I arrived to the University of Cambridge here in England last year, and literally within a few first few months, Jordan Peterson, who's probably the most famous academic in the world, gets disinvited from the university because a bunch of student and faculty protesters said that, you know, him being here would make them feel scared or unsafe or something.

And so

there is this problem in academia, but then in culture more broadly

about people getting canceled for things that they say.

Can I ask you this, Rob?

What you know, the thing that happened at Yale,

here's a woman who's saying, look,

talk to each other, have personal responsibility, take this upon yourself to understand.

Don't go to the man.

Don't expect the college to do this.

This is the exact opposite kind of thinking from the 60s or any kind of real movement with the youth.

They are holding up

the government and the administration in that case.

and saying, yeah, we should have them do everything for us.

Where does that come from?

Yeah, you know, it's funny you say that.

If I'm not mistaken, I think in an interview, Erica Christakis, the professor who got, you know, who stepped down at Yale,

she actually kind of referred to herself as this kind of 60s liberal, you know, this person who sort of marched with the students and believed in the whole freedom of speech cause.

So it's sort of ironic that she's getting targeted now for simply defending freedom of expression.

And I think a lot of people from that generation are sort of bewildered at what's happening because oftentimes they're the ones being targeted now.

But don't you find it don't you find it additionally strange that in an era where your voice can be heard, you have the power to be heard and to be seen anywhere around the world, that you have the power to start your own business unlike any other time in the world and you can become famous unlike any other time in the world, that that generation is going back to like a 1950s kind of structure?

Well, I think what's happening here, Glenn, is that the ideology and power are afraid of free speech.

So, you know, in the 50s and the 60s, there was a sort of perhaps more conservative ideology that held power in the universities and in society.

And the group that considered themselves the underdogs, maybe the sort of progressives at the time, were fighting for freedom of speech.

Whereas today, those students who protested back then now have the power and they're afraid of sort of uprisings of people who are challenging that.

And so I'm not entirely sure that freedom of speech itself is, you know, this bedrock principle, but it's only used as a sort of

as a weapon against the opposing ideology.

Exactly right.

So then what happens, Robert?

What does our future hold and how do we get our arms around this?

Because as you point out in your article,

you know, wait until it's you.

You could be next.

You point out in the article, that's not enough.

That's theoretical to too many people.

Even though we're seeing it happen in real time right now, it's still not enough.

Right.

I don't think that those words, you know, you could be next, which I see a lot on social media and in conversations about cancel culture, I don't think it actually registers for most people simply because the social rewards of, you know, getting into a mob and trying to cancel someone, you know, those rewards are too immediate and gratifying and the dangers of cancel culture are pretty remote and abstract.

I mean, it just isn't a sort of salient threat for a lot of people.

So, Kipling wrote in his poem, The Gods of the Copybook Headings,

that all these things will happen until terror and slaughter return.

And what he was talking about was: you're just going to go off the deep end, but it will take terror and slaughter to return to common sense.

And we've seen this time and time again.

Are we at that point to where the only thing that's going to stop this is just I mean, people didn't understand it in the 1920s.

Hey, you could be next.

But by 1939, pretty much everybody was clear.

You know, even those in Germany, pretty clear.

Oh, wow, I could be next.

Are we at that point to where that's the only thing that's going to stop this stuff?

Is the world going into total madness?

You know, I'm I'm a little bit more optimistic than that.

I don't think that we're sort of physically in danger, but I do think there's a lot of reputational danger at stake here.

You know, people aren't necessarily fearing for their personal physical safety, despite what a lot of social justice activist warriors will try to tell you.

You know, it's not physical safety.

It's more our reputational safety.

You know, any one of our reputations could be destroyed in the blink of an eye.

for something that we might have said, you know, 10 years ago.

You know, you see a lot of people digging up old tweets or old Facebook posts that you might have written in like 2009.

So I think it's more the reputational destruction that's the real risk here.

But I think that as we continue to talk more about this and bring these, you know, these issues to light, that people will slowly come to their senses.

But in the meantime, I don't really see canceled culture going away.

I think that it's going to get quite a bit worse before we start to see it get better.

Rob, thank you so much, and really appreciate you speaking out and

risking your own reputation.

I'm sure you've had pushback, have you not?

Yeah, yeah.

I mean, I've had a few critics here and there, but I just brushed them off.

Yeah, good for you.

Rob, thank you so much.

Rob Henderson, you can find him at Rob K.

Henderson.

Follow him on Twitter.

Thank you so much, Rob.

Appreciate it.

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You're listening to Glenn Beck.

In a secret interview,

Adam Schiff, leader of the House Democratic effort to impeach President Trump, pressed former United States Special Representative to Ukraine, Kurt Volcker, yesterday to testify that Ukrainian officials felt pressured to investigate former President Joe Biden's son.

If you read the actual transcript, it is crazy town.

It's crazy town.

By the way, why am I reading the transcript of a secret interview?

Can somebody help me out with that one?

The interview, which took place in a secure room,

covered several topics, including quid pro quo, the U.S.

military aid in exchange for Ukrainian investigation of the Bidens.

The Ukrainians didn't want to be drawn into investigating a Democratic

candidate for president, which would only mean peril for Ukraine.

Is that fair to say?

said Schiff.

Well, that may be true.

That may be true, but they didn't express that to me.

And of course, I didn't know that that was the context at the time.

He went on and said, part of the other context is vital military support being withheld from Ukraine during the period, right?

That's what Schiff asked.

Well, that was not part of the context of the time.

At least to my knowledge, the Ukrainian leaders were not aware of that.

So what's crazy is Schiff is trying to say, well, he made this threat on the phone call.

Well, if he did, he was really bad at it because they didn't know it.

Well, they found out later.

Well, then, wait a minute.

What do you mean they found out later?

You're talking to me about what I heard on the phone call and what I heard from other people in between, you know, right after the phone call.

They didn't know that.

They didn't get that impression from the president.

You're saying that that's what the president was saying.

Well, if none of us thought that's what he he was saying, and they didn't think that was what he was saying, how can you prove that that's what he was saying?

What?

This just seems to be such a fishing expedition here, especially with Schiff.

And if you remember, we were talking about this the other day.

I think it might have been off the air, but with Nixon, they had everything on TV.

Everyone remembers those hearings being on TV.

Largely, though, most of those hearings happened beforehand, and they were essentially almost recreations on TV.

They knew what they were going to get out of these people because they had talked to them behind the scenes.

And it seems like that's what Schiff's doing here.

He's probing to see if he can find a guy who's going to turn or say something

that is going to lean against the president because then they will become far more credible in this investigation.

And here you're seeing this guy's just trying to tell the truth.

Like he's not lying.

He's not

playing defense for Trump here.

No.

He's just telling you the obvious things that occurred.

And I don't know if there's any value for a Democrat in that type of witness.

Right.

By the way, if you listen to the whistleblowers that we have had on, I wouldn't send the money to

the new president either.

And it wouldn't have anything to do with

Joe Biden.

I mean, he says on the phone call, we're afraid that you're still surrounded by many of the people who are very, very dirty and were part of this.

And he says, oh, I know who you're talking about, and we got rid of them.

And the president says, no, we think they're still around you.

You should do your homework and look into it.

Now, these are the people who are involved in money laundering, these are the people that were involved in trying to throw the election.

They're oligarchs.

Well, if you listen to our whistleblower, he names those oligarchs and says, Yeah, they were still in the administration at Ukraine.

Ukraine, man.

It's like the entire country is waste disposal experts at casinos.

It's the Sopranos.

Yeah, it is.

It's the Sopranos.

You're listening to Glenn Beck.

I didn't see that.

How did I miss that?

It was pretty big.

Yeah, it's a Tucker Carlson with Megan Kelly.

Yeah.

She was really good.

I liked Megan Kelly, and I like seeing her back in the media.

She's smart, and she, I mean, she lit up NBC.

Lit up NBC.

She should light up NBC.

And of course, you know, she did work there and leave under bad circumstances, but I mean,

but she makes a pretty convincing and compelling case that, you know,

there.

I think you could pull from that interview pretty clearly that she believes and probably was pushed out because of her coverage of the NBC scandals.

And she was calling for an independent investigator.

She's was like, Fox News had one.

The NFL got one.

You know,

NPR got one.

Why doesn't NBC have an outside investigator?

They're doing it themselves.

I mean, she like lit them up.

It was big.

CBS did that too.

CBS, I think she mentioned CBS too.

Amazing.

All right.

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Bill O'Reilly,

we have the impeachment moving forward.

Mitch McConnell is starting to do private classes on what's going to happen.

If the impeachment moves over to the Senate, they're saying now that it looks like it's going to be done by Christmas time.

I don't know if I buy that.

Schiff

pushed Volcker yesterday.

There was a fight in the cabinet room.

This is nuts.

Where do you want to begin, Bill?

Let's begin with the Yankees-Astros

playing tonight.

And Gal Forrest wins.

Right.

Look, Beck, all of this, you're taking it, you and Stu, too seriously.

You're taking it too seriously.

The fix is in.

And you want to know what's going to happen?

I'll tell you right now, so that when you go on your vacation with your wife over the weekend, you can have a lovely time without thinking about any of it.

Oh, I'm ready.

Even if you tell me we're all going to be sucked into a black hole in a week, I'm still not going to think about it this weekend.

All right, good.

So Nancy Pelosi now is in a corner and has to do some kind of

vote on impeachment because she can't just say, oh, never mind, we really don't have anything.

Can't do that.

She's not, it's going to squeak by.

There'll be, I don't know, 20, 25 defections on the Democratic side, even though they'll be threatened by Ms.

Pelosi with a cutoff of all their campaign funding.

There will be.

And then McConnell knows that when it comes in, there's nothing there.

So he's already canvassed.

I don't think there's going to be any Republican senators voting for conviction.

Maybe the crazy woman up in Alaska, Markowski.

Will they vote to hear it and do a trial?

What they'll try to probably do is McConnell, he has all these arcane things that he learned from Martin Van Buren that we don't know anything about.

You mean when

McConnell was about 40 learning at the

you know, I mean,

Millard Fillmore told him something, and we have no idea what that is.

Right.

So

he'll have some parliamentary stuff go, you know, we really don't need the trial.

Let's just take a vote.

He'll do something like that.

But why not?

I mean, if there isn't anything there, why not just go through the trial?

I don't think that the Senate wants to dignify it,

and they know the media is going to use it every hour on the hour to try to damage Republicans.

So they think they want to get it out of there.

And, you know, what do they have?

Three or four months off for Christmas?

They don't want to delay that.

They want to just get it done and then come back and start the campaign in January.

Doesn't that give the

left more fuel to say, look, they're just burying it.

We found evidence and they buried it.

Why not just do the trial?

That's what the evidence is.

You got to have something to show the American people.

What do you got now?

You got, well, Rudy Giuliani may have gone over there and said something mean.

Okay.

If they have evidence, if there is.

I know, but that's why I would have the trial.

I would say, Your Honor and the American people,

did you hear what their evidence was?

But you know how the media is going to spin it.

You know they're not going to report accurately of what happens at the trial.

So why bother with it?

You know, we're living in a country now where you just can't get any reality-based reporting at all.

But that would be covered live.

That would be the most watched thing of the Trump administration.

But y how many Americans are going to sit there and watch it live?

They're not.

They're dependent upon a summation at the end of the day, and they're not going to get an accurate summation.

Anyway, I know McConnell.

I know how he works.

I know

he thinks that this is a waste of time, and he wants to get rid of it.

And that's what he'll do.

Okay.

Let me go to Rudy Giuliani.

Rudy Giuliani, now there are four people connected to Rudy Giuliani have been arrested.

And

it's almost as if the Southern District of New York is working for the impeachment committee.

Do you have any doubt that Rudy Giuliani

is clean here?

Or

are they just sending a message?

Hey, Rudy, we'll get to anybody in your life.

We're going to take you down.

What is happening with this?

Well, they don't like Rudy Giuliani in the federal office in Manhattan.

I think we start there.

They don't like him.

Rudy Giuliani ran a firm that hired itself out to foreign governments, always a problem,

but he made a lot of money.

And he would travel to places like Mexico and Ukraine and other countries, and he would get involved, Rudy Wood, in their local political situation, another huge problem.

In doing so, he would deal with Vladimir and Jose and all these people who Rudy Giuliani had no blanket idea what they were up to.

Okay, so hang on just a second.

Isn't that exactly what Greg Craig did as the private attorney for President Rojami?

He was acquitted,

Greg Craig, of his

whatever.

But what I'm trying to tell you is there is nobody on the face of the earth that can get through this labyrinth and know exactly what Rudy Giuliani did or did not do.

This is all private conversations under the banner of I have a private company.

I'm making a ton of money.

These countries are paying me a lot of money, and they want me to do X, Y, and Z.

And we don't know what X, Y, and Z is.

We don't know who we dealt with.

We don't know why these guys are arrested.

We don't know anything.

And the feds aren't real anxious to tell us.

So that's where we stand on that.

So at one point, I was invited over to Italy to have a private meeting with the Prime Minister of Italy.

This is at the height of the Tea Party.

And it was Berlusconi.

And he wanted to start his own tea party.

And while I was flattered to be asked,

I remember having the team meeting and going, This is insane.

First of all, you don't, as a government official, you don't start

a tea party thing.

And I don't want to get involved.

And

I worried how it would look and everything else.

Although I thought free trip to Italy and meet with the prime minister, that'd be fun.

I didn't do it.

Shouldn't these people have better common sense?

Well, when you're going to make $5 billion a year, common sense leaves the building.

Giuliani wanted to make money.

This is the way he could do it.

So he did it.

And I don't know whether he hired attorneys to say, you can do this, you can't do that.

Like, I've never been invited by a foreign head of state to do anything.

In fact, they don't want me in their country.

They sent me postcards saying, hey, Bill, don't come to Iceland.

Okay.

I've kind of had

that's more my experience now.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Well, since you linked up with me, I mean, we're both persona and ingrato, although we will be in Israel, and that'll be an event.

I can guarantee it.

That will be.

Let me ask you this.

When they're talking now, well, I want to come back to Schiff and Volcker yesterday, but they're talking now, and I've heard the rumors that John Bolton was very upset.

He was on the phone call and he was very upset.

And that's one of the reasons why he was let go by the Trump administration.

And he threw a tantrum after that phone call.

And now

they're going to call him.

And I saw the story today.

It's

increasingly likely to get a subpoena to John Bolton for these secret hearings, which are not secret.

Do you know anything about the John Bolton side of this story?

All I know is that the story had an anonymous source attached to it, right?

There's no

so-and-so said Bolton did there, so-and-so was in the room.

None of that, right?

It's just sources close to the situation, say.

So I discount this stuff.

I throw it in the anonymous sources bucket, which is overflowing.

Yeah, I don't think Bolton was real happy being

canned as a national security advisor.

I don't think he was.

No, no, no, but they said he was on the phone call, that he was on the phone.

one of the people.

If he was on a phone call, then he has to tell the truth about it, right?

Yep.

Okay, so let's go.

Team him up.

So do you have any problem?

Do you have any problem?

I mean,

I was talking to my team yesterday, and we were saying, look, I want you to follow through all of the stuff on Rudy Giuliani and John Bolton and all of this stuff.

Follow it.

Because if that's where the story is,

I know that there is a story about corruption in Ukraine about the DNC.

So follow that.

But also follow, because if it turns out both sides are dirty, I want both sides exposed.

Yeah, let's know.

I mean, that's always been my philosophy, and that's why I'm incredibly successful.

Because I mean, I want to know the truth.

And humble.

And humble.

I just want to point out.

Humble is through the eye of the beholder.

Some might say that demanding the truth is an act of humility.

Because you don't want other people to be deceived.

Therefore, you're putting yourself in the arena on behalf of those other people, which is awesome.

Yeah, and as long as you're willing to look at the other side and say, hey, maybe I'm wrong, let's explore it.

There is nothing more humble than that because I don't have to be right.

I don't want to be right.

I want the truth to be exposed.

But that's a different kind of humility than the one I was talking about with you.

But that's Bill O'Reilly, and we've grown to love him for his humility.

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Bill, did you read the transcript of the

of the

secret interrogation between Schiff and Volcker?

No.

Okay.

You need to read it.

I mean, first thing I want to know is if it's a secret, if it's a secret meeting and investigation, how come I get the transcript?

It's not so secret, is it?

But in it,

he's talking to to Volcker, who is the United States Special Representative to Ukraine, and they were expecting him to say, no, yeah, Ukraine

was pressured into this by Donald Trump, and they were really, oh my gosh, they were really afraid of what to do.

And they have him on the text messages going back and forth to the EU ambassador, who's saying, I don't think we should be pressuring another country to do things like this.

And he's responding the whole time going, no,

that's not what he was saying.

That didn't happen.

Nobody feels that except you, and that's not what's going on.

Schiff got him and tried to force him to say that Trump was intimidating Ukraine, and he wouldn't fold.

Well, if that's the transcript, I think it should go right to the House Ethics Committee.

And, you know, this guy Schiff's in trouble, by the way.

His public opinion,

public profile, I mean, there's nobody that doesn't hate Trump, who likes him and trusts him.

Nobody.

So I think he's destroyed his career, his credibility.

And if indeed he tried to, you know, browbeat a witness,

the ethics committee should get that.

Let me go to the weird meeting in the cabinet room yesterday

between Donald Trump and Nancy Pelosi

and Chuck Schumer.

The cabinet room was full.

The president was sitting there.

They started accusing the president of just being a heartless murderer and killing all these people, the defenseless Kurds.

He says, according to the president, he said, well, you know, these are communists.

These guys are all communists.

And maybe you guys don't mind that so much.

Nancy Pelosi, the picture show, stood up and started pointing her finger and yelling at the president.

They leave, storm out of the cabinet room, and then hold a press conference, her and Chuck Schumer, where she says we have to have prayer for Trump's health because he had a very serious meltdown.

What do you think happened here?

Well, let me ask you, is Stu still there?

Is he, or you slap him, wake him up?

Hello?

Yes, what?

Hi, Bill.

Okay, I'm testing.

Let me ask you, too, a question.

When you heard this story last night, did you

believe that President Trump had a meltdown?

No.

They say he has a meltdown every every five minutes.

Okay.

Yeah, but I mean, Donald Trump is, I mean, he is a volatile guy.

So, did he have a mental breakdown?

What they were trying to say is he was mentally unstable.

I don't believe that at all.

Right, right, right, right.

But the point of the matter is that the bigger point is this.

When I heard this story,

I didn't instantly say, bull.

That was my first reaction, bull.

All right, because the media lies every two seconds about Donald Trump, and so do Pelosi and Schumer.

Now,

then Trump says today, well, Nancy had a meltdown.

And I say, well, the Secret Service guys had a meltdown.

And the guy cutting the lawn at him, everybody melted down.

It's so absurd, but my point is, you can't get any accuracy of it.

So let's just get real.

Number one, Nancy Pelosi hates Donald Trump.

Number two, Donald Trump hates Nancy Pelosi.

They're never going to get along.

They're barely civil.

And Trump probably insulted her.

All right?

I guarantee it.

Trump said that.

Trump said that he did.

He probably said, you're a third-rate politician or whatever.

Yes.

Okay.

All right.

That's number one.

Number two, Donald Trump, in my opinion, made a mistake in blowing this Kurd Syria thing up.

All he had to do was tell the Pentagon: hey, if American troops are going to get caught up in this thing between Turkey and the Kurds, get them out.

Move them somewhere else, back to

a base 25 miles away.

He didn't have to do this.

This is another unforced era because he had to know that any kind of troop withdrawal in those areas is going to make somebody mad.

Okay, so the mainstream media today is saying,

What did he get from Erdogan?

What did Trump personally benefit from?

He got a vacation.

Yeah.

So

why did he make

it?

Why did he make this move, in your opinion?

Because he doesn't want any American forces

on the ground in the Middle East.

But he at the same time increased forces in Saudi Arabia

extra troops there.

Well,

he has to do some of that for economic reasons primarily and for the fight against Iran.

He campaigned quite clearly, and this is in the United States of Trump.

He campaigned quite clearly, and we're tired of fighting everybody else's battles.

You know that.

We're tired of this.

We want NATO to pay its own way.

We want other people to help us out.

We got to get out of there.

That's why he did it.

But the timing was terrible.

You know, you got to calm it down, Mr.

President.

Let's calm it down.

He has such an opportunity, and I hope we talked about this in our last segment, with these crazy Democrats.

I mean, these people are insane.

What an opportunity he has.

And yet, he gets caught up in the weeds of the Kurds versus the Turks.

I mean, it just doesn't make any sense to me.

You can do this stuff.

You don't have to blow it up into a major controversy.

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Welcome to the Glen Beck program.

Bill O'Reilly is with us today.

And

Bill

tweeted, Betto said he met a woman working four jobs raising special needs children, and I don't believe him.

Sorry.

Betto writes back, this is her, Bill.

Her name is Gina.

Her daughter's name is Sumner or Summer.

The problem with our economy is she has to live in her car while a disgraced TV host like you makes millions.

Well, he told you, Bill.

Yeah, he's quite a guy.

So this is a really good story on many different levels.

Number one, let me ask you and Stu.

I'm bringing you back in.

Thank you, Bill.

Do you know any human being in this country who has four jobs and lives in their car?

I mean...

Well, no, but I believe that there are people.

No, but I believe there are people, but I don't know any people.

Four jobs?

You have four part-time jobs?

Yeah, I could see that happening.

I had four jobs.

Wait, wait, I've had.

He said she has four jobs while raising a child with disabilities, highlighting her struggle, and I'm Beto O'Rourke, and I approve this message, and I'll smear O'Reilly for calling me out on a totally bogus story.

So I think

I just think that

it's reasonable to assume that it was part-time jobs.

I don't believe anybody.

All right, look.

This is BS.

That's what this is.

Okay?

Let me run it down methodically with facts.

So CBS jumps on this right away because CBS wants to make me look bad and to tell the country, hey, we have millions of people living in cars and they're trying so hard,

but we have to vote for Bernie Sanders because he's right.

And our capitalist democracy doesn't work for these people.

So the woman's name is Gina Giambone.

All right?

And CBS reports she doesn't work four, she works five jobs.

This is CBS Money Watch, all right, on its wire.

So you were right, Bill.

I mean, Betto said four, and she was working five, so you're right right off the bat.

She's got five jobs and sleeps in the car because she can't afford to pay rent in Las Vegas, all right?

But none of the jobs are full-time, according to CBS.

She cobbles together work between gig economy.

I don't know what gig economy is.

So we're talking like Uber driver as one of the challenges.

Gig economy.

Not an Uber.

Yeah, but a gig economy.

But that's what a gig economy is like, where you're just.

I thought a gig was you go and play guitar someplace.

No, no, no.

The gig economy is like Uber.

And

that is the future.

I mean, so if you're working in this poor gig economy, that's the future.

But those are the jobs.

Did they say which jobs she actually had?

Yes, I'm getting to that.

So Beto Arour stands there on the stage and tells America this woman has four jobs.

Doesn't say anything about a gig, all right, and sleeping in a car because America is a bad country.

That's the point.

Okay, so here's what her jobs are.

She works an hour a day,

all right, an hour a day as a home health aid to her daughter.

Okay.

She gets paid for that.

Okay.

She works.

Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

What?

One hour a day.

Yeah, that's called parenting.

She gets paid.

Look, I'm not making any judgment on her.

All right, okay.

All right.

In fact, I feel I said on billorilly.com last night that if Gina contacts me, I will help her.

Physically help her.

Okay.

So I'm not disparaging Gina.

I'm not at all.

No, I know.

She works an hour a day as a home health aide to her daughter.

She then cleans a friend's house once a week.

Okay.

Is that a job?

Once a week.

That's considered one of the jobs.

Once a week cleaning someone's house.

That's two.

Okay.

That's two.

And then here are the other three.

You want the other three?

Yeah.

She does DoorDash and two of the other services that bring you food.

Those are the gig economy.

You totally won that battle, Bill.

That's totally BSR game for better.

It gets better.

It gets better.

Okay.

So this woman essentially has no job.

Essentially doesn't do anything.

Well, I mean, no, no, no, wait, wait, wait.

No, don't go off the rails here.

The The DoorDash, the DoorDash is a real job.

It's just a gig job.

Listen, listen to me, you.

Okay, all right, all right.

Go ahead.

Listen to me.

All right.

If this woman has a car, which she does because we know she sleeps in it, all right, and delivers food for three different DoorDash things, whatever that is, all right,

she could be driving a cab in Las Vegas and make 60 to 70,000.

I checked.

The average cabby makes sixty to seventy K

because millions of people come to Las Vegas and they need rides.

She has her own car.

She could be an Uber or a Lyft person and make even more than that.

Okay, but she doesn't because she's in the gig or whatever it may be.

But that is

this whole thing is B S.

But I feel sorry for Gina Giambone.

I feel bad for her.

So I'm asking Beto O'Rourke, Mr.

Compassion,

to help Gina.

But I don't think Beto will, because in 2017,

Beto, whose father-in-law is worth $500 million

and his wife made $370,000 in 2017,

he gave $1,000 to charity.

Oh, my gosh.

$1,000.

Mr.

Compassion.

Mr.,

I want your money, America, to give to Gino.

But I'm not going to give it, even though my father-in-law is worth $500 million.

This is a phony.

He's a fascist.

This is the guy who said, if you don't believe in my view of gay marriage, church, I'm revoking your tax-exempt status.

Well, that doesn't affect him because he doesn't donate any money to anybody.

And here's the guy who said, if I don't like the firearm you have, I'm coming in and taking it.

No, yesterday,

it was a scattered shower of journalism over with

what's her name?

Allison Camarado?

Yeah, Allison Camarado used to be at Fox.

All of a sudden, she broke out in an actual journalism and held his feet to the fire.

And he admitted, yes, if you don't turn your gun in, you'll get a visit from

some sort of an armed fight.

I don't really care about the Constitution.

And you know what?

I'm going to bring Gina Giamboni with me.

And I'll pay her to get your gun out of the house.

And this is why I get angry.

Because CBS enabled this idiot, Beto O'Rourke, and he is an idiot.

in addition to being a fascist, and he won't be in any more debates because he's polling at 2%.

And the 2% who like him should move to Iceland right now.

Okay?

Because

that's not the chart.

No, let's not do that to Iceland.

That's not nice to the

Greenland.

We're going to buy it, so it might be moot.

But

anyway, that's the story, the true story, about Beto O'Rourke.

And he's a smear merchant to boot.

I mean, how bad is this guy?

Now, let me ask you another question.

We have a little bit of time here before Beck takes off on his idyllic vacation.

There were 12 Democrats on the stage on Tuesday night.

Yeah.

12.

Is there anyone, Beck and Stu, that you would feel confident for the future of your country should they win the Oval Office?

Any of the 12?

No.

I would say, wait, wait, wait.

I would say, I mean, do I have to just pick from them?

Yeah, that's people in the audience.

There's only 12 people.

Still running.

Okay, so there's only 12 people that are going to, and I have have to pick one of them.

I mean, I could pick some that would be less destructive, but I'm not going to find any that are going to be good.

Yeah, no, none that would be good, but one that would be less destructive.

All right, I don't want less destructive.

No, yeah, good, no.

I'm a simple man.

My question is: any of the 12

give you confidence in the future of your country?

No.

Okay, fine.

So doesn't Donald Trump see that?

Why are you yelling at Nancy Pelosi?

Why are you discussing the Kurds?

All you need to do is point out to the American voter who your competition really is.

Do you want these people?

These people, that's what you do.

Stop with the other stuff.

I'm saying to myself, what an opportunity.

This is like the Dallas Cowboys playing some Pop Warner team.

All right?

It's not even, there's nobody there.

The best of them is Buddha Judge.

The best of them.

And he looks like he's going to star in a reprise of Happy Days.

All right?

That's where we're going to see him next.

He's the best.

And the rest of them are, it's loon and loonier.

And then Biden,

didn't you love Anderson Cooper?

Mr.

Vice President, we know you didn't do anything wrong in Ukraine and your son didn't do anything wrong either.

We know you're being smeared.

So what about it?

That was great.

I said, Anderson, I mean, could you be more in the tank?

Do you have scuba gear on?

Anderson should have had a mask and a snorkel.

It's one of those situations, Bill, too, with that.

The reason he words that that way, and Corey Booker did the same thing later on, is they're trying to make this argument that anything about Biden and his son is off limits.

Look what you did last time to Hillary Clinton in the emails.

You blew the election.

And I don't think they've learned that, you know, Donald Trump is not going to let one of these things go by.

Donald Trump was able to make that an issue that people understood.

And if they don't fight this out now and see if Biden can deal with that claim, he's going to get burned.

He's going to get burned.

I mean, he'll be crooked Biden.

He's already burned.

He is

the loser in Ukraine.

Yeah, I agree.

Trump.

Trump, I know this for a fact,

thinks the impeachment is going to get him re-elected.

He thinks that the impeachment, that whole process is going to get him re-elected.

But Biden's the guy that took it.

If you look at his donations, all right, they're way down.

All right, people are going, you know what?

He's doddering, he's befuddled, and now we know he's corrupt.

That's three.

You're out.

So, who will it be?

Will it be Warren?

I guess.

I don't know.

I mean, we got Michael Bloomberg might get in, the former mayor.

But here's the problem with Bloomberg.

If he gets elected president, no one will be allowed to drink Dr.

Pepper.

I can't have it anyway.

And Texas will secede if you ban our Dr.

Pepper.

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This is crazy.

You know, Bill did not have me on this story about Betto at first when he was like, who works for you know, four jobs?

Well, there's a lot of people that probably work four jobs.

You said you've done it before.

I've done it before.

I mean, let's count the jobs that I have right now.

If you count them, like, like they're counting them in this article.

Oh, I've got 10.

Yeah.

At least 10.

Okay, so anyway,

so Bill didn't have me because, you know, when you think of a part-time job, you think I'm going to be working at the Wendy's on weekends and then I've got to go scrub the toilets, you know, over here.

Cash register.

Cash register this.

Yeah.

Okay.

And that's a hassle.

And you have to conform to that company's time and rules.

And it's hard to put them all together.

So you have a little bit of compassion there.

You're like, okay, well, that kind of sucks.

However, that's what people have to do sometimes to live.

And I've done it myself.

Okay.

So now what we find out is Bill, being Bill, doesn't know what the gig economy is.

This is crazy.

If one of your jobs is taking care of your child, everyone does that.

Everyone does that, even special needs children.

But you don't want four part-time jobs.

She's got two gig jobs.

Three, right?

Well, one is for her friend.

She could move that at any time.

Right.

And they mentioned three.

He said three DoorDash-like.

So DoorDash, Uber Uber Eats, Grubhub, right?

That's fantastic.

You work on your hours when you want.

If something goes wrong with your special needs child and you have to be there, you can be there and you're not going to get fired.

And you can't count that as three jobs.

That's one job.

Look, the guys, if you go ever get a car from Uber, half the time you'll get the car, and they will have two phones in the car.

One is on Uber and one is on Lyft.

Right.

Are they working both jobs at the same time?

Like, no, they're competing companies.

They switch back and forth for rides to see who's on there.

It's crazy.

That doesn't count as two jobs.

You're working.

You don't get, I mean, you could work an unlimited amount of hours.

I could sign up for all of these services and drive around my car and say I'm working 50 jobs.

It's ridiculous.

And by the way, if you're working 40 hours a week, I don't care if it's three different jobs, as long, especially, especially if it's a gig job

and they're separate.

You're driving for Uber Eats and then you're driving for, you know, Glenn Beck just is always calling for food, that app.

You know,

if you're doing that separately, then you can count them.

If you're doing them at the same time, you can't count them as separate jobs.

And a job is 40 hours a week.

Right.

Like, but if you work, again, if you work two hours for Grubhub and two hours for UETs and two hours for

DoorDash, that's six hours, right?

Like, that's not three.

I'm working three jobs.

That's working not even one full-time job.

Getting paid an hour to take care of your daughter.

That's a pretty sweet gig because we're not getting paid.

My wife doesn't get paid for that.

We have special need children.

I mean, what do you know?

Look, I mean, I'm sure it's a very difficult thing and it's very challenging.

It's not to demean her plight.

It's a BS argument from Betto.

That's the future.

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Charlie Kirk, the founder and executive director of Turning Point USA, national student movement dedicated to identifying, organizing, and empowering young people to promote the principles of free markets and limited government.

Charlie, I was up in Chicago a couple of weeks ago, and

I gave a speech, and I think there was a table of maybe 15 or 20 of the people that are in Turning Point.

And I asked one of my guys, I said, go grab those guys and tell them to wait for a minute.

And after the program, I spent like 20 minutes with them.

They were really bright,

really passionate,

great representation of your group and what you guys stand for.

I was really impressed with them.

Well, thank you so much, Glenn.

I really appreciate that.

And you gave a great speech from all accounts.

And thank you.

You were speaking against socialism, which is something that we're fighting every single day on high school and college campuses.

Yeah, but you're, but I found out now that really all you are is a front for white supreme white supremacy.

So which is which is such a which is such a

honestly it's an insulting accusation.

So at Turning Point USA, we're on 1,400 high school and college campuses across the country.

And we recently did an event at University of Nevada Reno where the whole effort of the radical students with the help of the administration was to try to paint me and our organization as a white supremacist group.

So first of all, this cheapens real racism.

Every time I encounter any form of ethno-nationalism, I repudiate it and I reject it.

But, secondly, it also just shows the misinformation.

Because if there was any organization that has done more than most conservative organizations to try to diversify the reach of the conservative movement, it would be Turning Point USA.

Yeah, well, I mean,

let's not talk about your black leadership summit.

But other than that,

what have you done?

Right.

Well,

you know, the name Candace Owens might ring a bell for a lot of people.

She got her start

kind of visibly politically through Turning Point USA a year and a half ago.

Our current spokesman is a young man by the name of Rob Smith, who is an African-American and black American.

But all those things, you know, put aside,

and I really had these conversations with these radical leftists on campus, and I realized no matter how much I denounce or reject racism, that's not what they want.

They want me to stop being conservative.

That's what it's really really all about well charlie

i mean i i i think you're making a a decent point here but you are one k away from being the klan you have two k's already in your last name if you realize that country well that would make me a democrat because the democrats are the party of the kkk and interestingly enough i tell people you know they try to misrepresent president trump and his movement as being you know one that is rooted in racism and hatred and bigotry however it's the it's the most fringe elements of the left that are the ones that are not being expelled from

the mainstream Democrat Party.

One thing that we as conservatives pride ourselves on is we expel the demons within our own ranks.

The left does no such thing.

In fact, they embrace them.

So Antifa

does not get excommunicated from the ranks of the Democrat Party or from the left at all.

In fact, they get embraced and they get protected.

When Antifa goes and slams Trump supporters outside of Minneapolis or in the streets of Portland when they attacked Andy No,

an Asian-American gay journalist, no one gets arrested.

However, we as conservatives, we go out of our way to say what we believe in and why we believe in it, and we excommunicate anyone that

might dare to be on the fringes.

And it's disappointing that a sitting U.S.

senator and once a leading contender for the presidency, I don't think she's in the top-tier candidates any longer, but she's in the top five or six, goes out of her way to attack a conservative student organization that stands for the principles of e pluribus unum, which of course is the Latin phrase out of many one, free enterprise and liberty.

It also goes to show that we are making a significant difference on these campuses.

The left gets very troubled when we as conservatives actually play offense and we go to places that they have always previously dominated.

So Charlie, give me some good news on what's happening.

I, I, you know, when I was talking to your guys in Chicago, one really struck me, and I spent a few minutes with him by himself afterwards.

He came up and he shook my hand afterwards and said, Thank you.

You know, your support really means a lot.

And his eyes teared up.

And he said, I have been targeted by my school, and I had to go into a special class.

And I have been ostracized because I am a conservative.

And he said, no one is standing up.

He said, and he was really a kind guy.

And he said, I just really want to give up at times because it's just so hard.

I just am so alone.

Can you give me some good news on what's happening?

I will.

And so I find that the campus radicals are decreasing in size, but they're increasing in volume.

So they get a lot of attention and

really an unwarranted amount of attention, such as Senator Kamala Harris attacking our organization.

But they're not increasing their ranks.

And I have evidence for this, Glenn.

So the reason why Senator Harris is so upset at Turning Point USA is that she spoke at University of Nevada Arena two weeks before we did at Turning Point USA she had a measly 300 students show up to her event we had standing room only well over a thousand students and we had to add more chairs at the back of the room overflow crowd so a

once leading contender for the United States presidency and sitting U.S.

Senator from a neighboring state can only draw a couple hundred students at a very liberal campus and we're packing up auditoriums with overflows amounts of students.

I'll give you another piece of optimism is that students, I'm being met more with curiosity than combativeness.

There is a growing trend on these campuses where students want at least to hear another opinion.

Our biggest issue as conservatives is that we don't get enough people to hear the truth that we espouse.

It's not even a matter of that we need to do a better job of marketing or messaging it.

At times, I believe we do.

I think actually, thanks to digital and social media, we're doing a better and better job of that.

Glenn, I sent you a message of how terrific your Ukraine video was.

I can't tell you how many students sent that to me and complimented you and said, now I have more clarity on this very complex issue.

And so we're getting better and better as a movement around that.

However, it's a matter of distribution.

It's a matter of reaching students.

Because when we actually reach students, we find that they get convicted and they get converted towards our side.

And so it's an issue that where students are much more curious than they are combative.

And that should be a call to action to all your listeners that we need to spread our message to more campuses and more students all across the country.

So do you see any,

besides Bernie Sanders, on campuses, do you see anybody that is really rallying around any of these candidates?

Is there a Barack Obama in

the mix here that we're missing?

Because they all just seem crazy radical that

don't appear to be anybody that can connect with anyone.

Hard to disagree with that.

The two candidates that I've been talking about for months, and people thought I was a little

on the fringe when I said this, but I said Senator Elizabeth Warren and Pete Buttigiege.

I've been saying that since May.

And each of them kind of catered to a different type of college audience.

And Senator Warren, she's a college professor.

She is the Woodrow Wilson of this generation, who is, of course, a former college president at Princeton University.

And she wants to become the philosopher king of America.

I'm sorry, philosopher queen of America.

And I even wrote a piece about this where she believes that if you give her enough power, she can fix society's ills.

Just another committee, just another bureaucracy, just another couple pieces of legislation that erode freedom and liberty.

Charlie,

how old are you?

I just turned 26.

I want to thank you so much for knowing who Woodrow Wilson is.

Thank you.

Thank you.

I learned about him from you and your great books.

Crazy.

My teenagers.

And then finally, of of course, Pete Buttigieg, who is a little bit more of the students that think that America's too divided, Pete Buttigieg is a much more effective Alinskyite than Senator Warren.

Pete Buttigieg pretends to be something that he isn't.

You notice that he takes a stand against massive gun confiscation or attacking people's religious liberties.

He is exactly the same philosophically as Senator Elizabeth Warren.

He just pretends to be someone he isn't a lot better because he's had to in the rust belt of the country.

And I say that Senator Elizabeth Warren is very very popular in the coffee room, the coffee club in Harvard or the wine club in Beverly Hills or the whiskey bar in Washington, D.C.

But you have to be able to resonate at the deep, you know, the deep fryer, the deep chicken fryer in Des Moines.

And I don't know if Senator Warren can do that as well as someone such as a Midwestern candidate as Pete Buttigad.

However, I think there is limitations on his appeal with older audiences.

So those are the two candidates that have a lot of appeal on campuses.

Senator Sanders has far less grassroots support this time around than he did last time.

And I do tell people, though, that if Senator Warren does become the nominee, do not discount her at face value.

You know, there's far more socialists in this country than I think we realize, and we have to take her just as seriously as any other candidate.

And I actually find Glenn very quickly that people think it's going to be an automatic victory if it's a Senator Elizabeth Warren in the conservative movement.

I do not agree with that, and I think she'll actually be a lot more difficult than people realize.

Charlie, you have Glenn coming down to a conference soon in Florida.

Is that right?

We do.

Yeah, thank you for mentioning that.

We're so excited to have Glenn come down to our largest and the largest conservative student event ever in the history of the country.

So it's called our Student Action Summit.

The website is tpusa.com slash S-A-S.

It's in Palm Beach, December 19th through the 21st.

And Glenn is one of our keynotes, and we're so excited.

We actually might bring out a chalkboard so that Glenn can explain how all this left-wing indoctrination and propaganda began.

But these are the frontline student activists.

These are the high school and college kids that are taking a beating every day.

And you heard it firsthand, Glenn, of our grassroots warrior in Chicago.

I have a barn burner for you.

I have a barn burner for you that I think will really

empower a lot of people that are coming.

And Charlie, I think, you know, listening to Glenn say the term barn burner makes me wonder, have you ever had anyone as old as Glenn at one of these conferences?

Are you concerned that they might not even?

Glenn is young in spirit, right?

Wow.

I'm starting to be talked about like this now.

Holy cow.

All right, Charlie, thank you so much.

And thank you for what you guys are doing.

And hats off sincerely.

I was kind of alone for a long time saying, don't disregard the millennials.

There are a lot of millennials that are not like the ones that are getting these bad names.

And you are showing them.

And

I love watching your videos because I see these giant crowds that you are talking to and people that your organization is talking to.

And you're reaching people.

And that is critical if we're going to keep a republic.

Thank you so much, Charlie.

Thank you, Glenn.

Appreciate it.

Thank you.

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Glad you're here.

I don't know why he's so worried about Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren.

I mean, I don't see anything destructive coming from those campaigns at all.

I mean,

yes, there's this new report that Bernie Sanders

announced proposals will now run $97.5 trillion over a decade.

But just the $97.5 trillion, it's not $100 trillion, right?

I mean, that would be crazy.

$100 trillion.

That's too much.

Too much.

That's too much.

$97.5 trillion.

We're the richest country in the world.

The porridge is the right temperature, is it not?

It's not too hot.

It's not too cold.

It's just $97.5 trillion.

And Bernie's setting records.

And I have news for you.

If Bernie becomes president,

He's going to come up with some new ideas for new programs too.

It's not just the ones he's announcing now.

He's going to get all those and he's going to get even more because he'll come up with some new idea that we have to solve.

Well, if we do it right, we can come up with things like Bernie care, and then after three years, it won't be working.

And so they'll have to come up with something even more expensive.

Yes, of course.

That's great.

Because we already tried the Obamacare thing, which was supposed to be the solution, and now is the enemy.

Progressivism and socialism, the gift that just keeps on taking.

Yeah, and I think Charlie brought up a great point there when he was talking about the approach of these candidates because a lot of times people will say, well, he's the moderate.

You know,

she's the moderate.

There are no moderates up there.

There's not one moderate on the stage.

There's not one.

Even Tulsi Gabbard, some people, the conservatives will say, Tulsi Gabbard, she's moderate.

No, no, she's not.

You might agree with some of her policies.

No.

But some of the other policies that she has are whack jobs.

I think people like Gabbard because, number one, she doesn't hate America.

She doesn't hate America.

She seems like a serious person.

She's not

blurting out

bumper stickers.

She doesn't reflexively just hate on Trump all the time.

She agrees with him on things like the Syria pullout and stuff like that.

So there's some alignment with

some principles on the right as well.

And she's kind of, she breaks the mold a little bit.

Andrew Yang, kind of the same way.

You know, they're definitely different profiles of candidates.

Like, Andrew Yang is a great businessman.

I I think he would be a great business.

He's a great businessman and understands it.

I'm not sure that anything that he talks about would work, but at least he understands how an economy works.

Yeah, and you might not get this from the debates when they're answering in 30-second soundbites, but if you listen to Andrew Yang in long form, the guy's actually thought these issues out.

When he talks about universal basic income, he understands the points that Milton Friedman brought up about it.

He's not reflexively throwing policies out there.

He's at least put thought into this thoughtful.

What you'd like.

And you look at the difference, though, between

Buddhajej,

Warren, and Sanders.

They all are proposing largely the same things.

Budajej has a couple of policies where he's a little more restrictive.

But that Midwestern thing, and you've defined this a bunch of times with Buddha Jej as he said, you know, he's a gay guy who likes the taste of Chick-fil-A chicken, right?

Like

he's willing to say that, and that's endearing, I think, to people who don't just want a socialist.

So he positions himself there sanders is the only one who actually admits what's going on he's saying i am a socialist i want to go for all these things yes we're raising taxes on the middle class yes yes yes and then warren is completely identical to Sanders policy-wise.

Except she doesn't say yes, yes, yes all the time.

She avoids all those lines.

She won't say she's raising taxes on the middle class.

She won't say she's a socialist.

If you listen to Elizabeth Warren, she will tell you what she's advocating for is a brand of capitalism, which of course it is not.

I mean, but that is what she's trying to portray.

And the Warren side is a little more palatable to the American people than Sanders because at least they're not being, it's not thrown in their face.

But Buttigieg is trying to get those same types of policies through by telling you he's the complete opposite.

And that might wind up also feeling disingenuous to people.

Yeah, so here's the thing.

When Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders

bow out, that's when you're really going to see: do the Democrats

want a socialist?

Do the majority of them want a socialist?

Or are there enough of them out there that just want somebody who at least looks and sounds half normal and sane?

And that would be Buddha Judge.

When Biden drops out, it'll be interesting to see Buddha Judge's numbers.

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We announced yesterday we are going to be doing another special,

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I'll be very excited.

You can watch that on demand, too, even if you miss it live.

Because I won't be here that day.

I'm taking my kids to Disney.

I'm not going to be on vacation.

And

I don't

care about what you're talking about.

But also,

no, definitely, that's a good idea.

I've seen the research research for this one, and it's it's pretty explosive.

I'm, I'm excited to see it all come together here in the next couple weeks.

Um, but uh, now I'm taking my kids to Disney in a couple weeks.

Yeah, what are you doing this weekend?

What do you got going on?

Anything big?

What do you traveling at all this weekend?

And any

flight plans that we need to know about?

Where would you say you're going if you were going somewhere?

Where would you go?

I'm spending a weekend with my wife.

This is my first weekend that I'm not doing business in like four weeks, and my last weekend until Christmas.

That's great.

So, you got to get a nice big open weekend.

You could pick really anything you wanted.

Probably you could pick anything really cool that you wanted to do.

Okay, you're not going to shame me.

You're not going to shame me.

Shame you.

You're not going to shame me because you, that's what you're trying to do.

Because you're probably going to somewhere cool, like Vegas or something, right?

I am going to some.

It's very cool.

It's going to be a great weekend.

And Vegas is going to be, you got lots of stuff you can do there.

I mean, all the entertainment, all the.

I'm seeing Lady Gaga this weekend.

Tonight, I'm going to see Lady Gaga, and I'm very excited about it.

And you can't wreck it for me.

I know everybody makes fun of me for liking Lady Gaga.

I adore her.

No, it's you.

You are.

I'm not anxious to be in the crowd because everybody's going to be like, what the hell is he doing here?

But

I am a huge fan of hers.

I think she is a genius.

Now, people who listen to this show routinely, and maybe for a long time, might not be surprised that you would go to see Lady Gaga because, number one, you've got this little artsy side of yours that comes out from time to time.

You were ranked the 100th most important man in the world of art

by an art magazine.

That's actually true.

Thank you.

However, you may have been sarcastic.

I was also a DJ, a morning DJ that played pop until all pop just was like, I can't take it another second.

But people would be surprised, I think, from the outside to think of Glenn Beck standing in an audience for a Lady Gaga show.

Have you had an interview request for the mainstream media on this?

I'm going to stick out, I'm sure, on this one.

Will we be getting social media coverage of this event?

I want to see you.

I really want your wife to be covering this, but I want to see you in the audience of this concert and what it looks like.

What are the surroundings?

It'll be pretty.

Is anyone going to be looking at the stage, or they'll just be looking at you awkwardly?

I'm not sure.

Lady Gaga, because we have some fairly good seats, she may just stop and go,

good lord.

She may

cut the concert off.

She might.

She might.

I don't know.

I don't know.

This is going to be fascinating.

I'm still hoping for a chance to

go backstage.

Oh, I'm sure she's hoping for it too.

I'm sure she's really pumped up about that one.

Well,

if we find out before I leave, I'm bringing her a gift because I have a gift that would be meaningful to her.

You.

You are like a psycho fan.

I am a fan.

I brought you.

It's my nail clippings.

What is it?

What?

What do you mean you're bringing her a special gift, though?

What kind of creepy thing is this?

No,

it's a piece of something from history that would relate, right?

She would know exactly what it is.

I'm not going to tell you.

She would know exactly what it is.

And

she would be like, oh, my gosh.

Did she tell you to bring this to her through the TV screen?

Yes.

Yes.

You heard her, right?

Nobody else hears that.

When she's singing and talking, she's singing directly to me, you know.

This is going to be interesting.

I would like to see a meeting between you two.

Yeah.

Now, my wife, who works in radio, has already interviewed her multiple times.

Shut up.

Really?

Yes.

Oh, yeah.

And she never invited me?

No, she was actually specifically asked not to

by the management of Lady Gaga.

But people don't know that, you know, because I think you look at...

If you're not into pop music, which I don't really care about at this point in my life,

you think of Lady Gaga as like Britney Spears or

she really is.

She's like a classically trained musician.

But she's brilliant.

All the stunts kind of like hide that, I think.

she's

like, you know, and then the actors.

Her stunts are brilliant.

She is really good at her craft.

You don't have to like her craft.

Right.

But she is really, really good at her craft.

And,

you know,

I'm going to stop gushing about Lady Gaga.

No, I think it's good.

I think you should continue to get it.

I hope conservative media sources out there are writing this up.

Maybe a little coverage on this.

You know, you never get any coverage, Glenn.

I mean, it's people who don't like to talk about it.

And I also

a little coverage on what Glenn Beck's Lady Gaga trip might be like.

Yeah.

Seems like an interesting avenue for a weekend article from media sources around the nation.

I'm just saying.

Okay, thank you very much, Du.

I appreciate it.

You're welcome.

Okay, let me

let me just let me just go over this story.

A Tisbury school.

Don't have any idea where Tisbury is, except it's in Oak Bluffs.

Don't know where Oak Bluffs is.

I don't know where Tisbury is.

But

Stephen Nichols, 84 of Tisbury.

Massachusetts?

Could be.

Sounds like it.

It seems to be a Massachusetts.

Oak Bluffs.

Is that Martha's Vineyard, maybe?

That's a good question.

He's 84 years old.

It is Martha's Vineyard, yes.

Okay.

Well, this is why this story now makes sense.

This story now makes sense.

Okay.

He had his career.

He had a career with the Tisbury police for six decades.

He served in the United States Army during the Korean War.

He's just had his guns confiscated because he was making threats to the Tisbury school.

Now, he was sitting in a restaurant.

Listen to this story.

He was sitting in a restaurant, Linda Jean's restaurant in Oak Bluff.

And he's sitting there, and he's talking about the guy who is the crossing guard.

And

he said, this crossing guard's going in, and

when the kids are going into school, he's going to get somebody killed.

I mean, somebody's going to grab some guns and just shoot these kids.

Well, the woman overheard him say that,

and she immediately called the police.

And he said, no, that's not what I.

So, what was he saying?

He was saying that, like, somebody's going to come and shoot these kids because

people are not, the school, whatever, the school safety guy is not doing his job.

Right.

So, he's, I mean, it's not a great way of phrasing it, but he's just complaining about the security.

Right.

He's saying the security is bad, and this, this, this,

what do you call it, the security guy for the school is not doing his job.

And when he doesn't do his job, somebody's going to come and shoot these kids.

Well, the waitress heard that.

She called police.

Police came.

He said, I didn't make a threat.

I was stating a fact that I think this guy should be fired.

He's dangerous.

They went.

Unbelievable.

They

revoked his gun license and took all of his guns.

He asked for a receipt.

He never got a receipt.

He's a Korean war veteran.

And a police officer, if you said for 60 years.

And a police officer for 66, zero years.

Now,

again,

how is that legal?

We have a Second Amendment right and a First Amendment right.

Okay.

He can say what he wants.

He can own firearms.

How is it legal without due process to take all of his weapons?

They don't have to bring him to court and try to figure out whether he did something.

Is it through the red flag law situation?

How are they doing this legally?

I don't know.

And I'll say, I mean, if you're.

I mean, it's Martha's Vineyard, so I don't think you have a lot of helper there.

Right.

Like, just nobody cares.

Because Martha's Vineyard is also the place that Barack Obama just bought this $9 billion house.

And it is very liberal.

I mean,

it's progressive socialism.

Very, very rich and very, very disconnected from the rest of the world.

It's an island, if you don't know, and it is a super ritzy island.

And I would think that these things are only going to get worse when you have a former president

having a home there, right?

Like, they're going to be super restrictive on all these things.

But you'd think the police officers who worked with this dude for 60 years are a good chunk of that.

Well, the police officer did say he didn't charge him with a felony.

What felony?

Felony for what?

This is what the old guy said.

When I was in the United States Army, it wasn't just me.

It's anyone who's in the United States service.

If you're on guard duty for eight hours, you don't leave that position.

I'm just accustomed to that.

So when I see somebody who is supposed to be protecting kids leave the school and leave it unprotected, if you're on guard duty, you stay there.

That's, I mean,

we should talk to this guy.

This is an unbelievable

story.

I'd love to get him on.

If that really is, is there any disagreement about what he said?

Is there anyone saying, no, he actually said, I'm going to go and do X, Y, and Z?

No.

The person that overheard it.

He's never been accused of threatening school, never had firearms violation.

The police have no violations with him whatsoever.

He never carries a gun outside of the house.

He would like his license and his guns back.

The guns fate has sealed.

My grandson, he said, is a manager of a gun shop in Worcester, Mass.

He's going to be allowed to come down and take all the weapons from the police department and sell them for me.

He has 11 grandchildren, 11 great-grandchildren.

I would never, ever, ever harm a child.

He lost his wife two years ago and values his crossing

guard work as a connection to the outside world.

By the way, he was a crossing guard,

and he also, they also fired him.

Oh, my God.

For what?

For what?

For being here.

Where did we get this guy on Monday?

That's amazing.

I would love to talk to him.

That is, but that's what's coming.

Somebody overhears you say something and they don't like it.

There's no judge here.

There's no charge here.

Yeah.

They just came in and took them.

You should give him a call and see if he wants to go to Lady Gaga this weekend.

Shut up.

He probably

would.

Would he?

He fought in Korea, so we have a right to go see people like Lady Gaga.

I don't know.

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You know, Charlie Kirk wrecked my weekend.

He just wrecked my weekend.

That's terrible.

Why?

Well, because talking to him, I saw the logic in what he was saying about Buddha Judge, and I'm like, oh, crap.

It probably will be Buddha Judge.

Because he seems,

because I've said this over and over again for two decades.

It's a pendulum.

You go from one extreme to the other.

Remember, buttoned up, Barack Obama never makes a mistake, never, never, you know, he likes, what was it, arugula.

You're going to get a hamburger eaten guy who just blurts it out.

That's what I said when I was at CNN.

And you got that one right.

And we got it.

That's what we do.

We swing from pro-America George Bush to anti-America in eight years.

Okay?

I mean, you could go through this forever.

Forever.

You know, from Carter to Reagan,

from Reagan to Clinton is the same thing, this old guy, and then you get to the young, cool hip guy, and then it's back to someone who actually has the dignity of office with Bush.

And then it's the person who doesn't like the war stuff with it.

It's always this way.

It goes back and forth in America.

It's always this way.

And Budigej, like, you know, if Donald Trump can't beat Elizabeth Warren, he can't beat any of these candidates.

I mean, Elizabeth Warren is specifically designed for Donald Trump to win against.

That she is the perfect

candidate.

I do agree.

He can, anyone can win this election.

I do.

Yeah, yeah.

I'm not saying he will definitely win.

It's not a home run, and I think Charlie's right.

But

she is a grown-in-a-lab, perfect candidate to run against Donald Trump.

She is because

she is Hillary Clinton.

She is a school marm.

She is arrogant.

Somehow more disingenuous than Hillary, even.

Yeah,

she is a socialist.

I mean, her policies are just massively destructive.

And she's much more radical than some of the other candidates.

She is Biden without admitting it.

Biden is no moderate, but he's also a regular liberal Democrat.

You know, that's the difference.

That's the scale they're looking at.

Budajej, who also could easily be defeated by Donald Trump in many ways, but he presents a much more difficult matchup because he's everything that Trump isn't, right?

He's the pendulum swing.

Exactly.

He's much, much younger.

He's obviously, you know, he's very well-spoken and precise.

He speaks in intellectual terms, sort of like Obama did.

He's generally quiet and kind.

I like Chick-fil-A.

Right.

He's, you know, obviously, you know, he's...

He's got the intersectional sort of variations that the left seems to like so much.

I mean, can you imagine if you disagree with him if he was president, you will be anti-gay.

You're a homophobe.

That's all it would be for four or eight years.

I just don't think a 55% marginal tax rate is acceptable.

You hate gays!

That's the entire media for four freaking years.

It's going to be agonizing.

Right, but you'll have that somewhat with

Elizabeth Warren.

You hate women.

You hate women.

Right.

Who's the whitest white guy?

I guess that's Biden.

Yeah.

And then

they have very little to say on that front.

But he will run a vice president that hits intersectional lines, so they can blame that on us.

So like, you know, I actually don't think the post office should be, you know, funded at these levels.

Why do you hate Tulsi Gabbard and

her gender and her background?

Well, Buddha Judge agonizing.

Buddha Judge may be the kryptonite to Trump.

How does Trump remain Trump and

take him apart?

Because

I firmly believe this is one of the reasons why impeachment is happening.

All they're trying to do is get you to a point to where they can say, do you really want four more years of this kind of tire you out?

Yeah, they just want to wear you out.

And so you're just like, I just can't do another four years.

I just want somebody normal.

And Buddha Judge is that

swing of the pendulum that people would look at and go, Well, he's kind of like me, and you know, he's different, and he's be the first gay president.

Boy, that could be a tough matchup.

You're listening to Glenn Beck.