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If you want to make your point, you have to be consistent.

And there's all this talk about refugees and asylum.

The left and the mainstream media has used this as one of their flagship torches to criticize Trump and his border policies.

But it falls apart.

It falls apart because

you know that it's not real.

You know that it's not real.

Internally, you know that it's not real.

How?

Well, they've been talking about the caravans coming up from South America.

The New York Times, the daily podcast, compared the plight of South American refugees to that of Jews being turned away during World War II by FDR.

Now, they didn't mention that it was the progressives and FDR that turned that ship around,

but I wouldn't expect them to say that.

Even Betto wrote a piece on how he would deal with the situation.

And put on your shocked face, he's reportedly reconsidering about his run for presidency.

I know.

Crazy shock.

But can you seriously compare the Jews that were were facing Nazis to those in the migrant caravan?

Can you compare the migrant caravan to those who were escaping Cuba and Castro?

Well, the New York Times did.

Now, filmmaker Ami Horowitz just released a video of his experience where he was embedded with the caravan.

And he asked people point blank, why have you come?

Every single one of them said that they were coming for economic reasons or for education.

Now, consider this:

Mercury One and this audience has helped relocate over 15,000 Christian refugees, the people who are literally being chased out of their town if they do not submit to Allah.

Otherwise, if they don't escape, they are beheaded or crucified.

We have helped 15,000, it's like 15,680 something.

In this year alone,

we have helped those refugees.

Now,

not one,

I should say not one family, one person

has been allowed into the United States.

One.

Now, where's the left in the media's outrage?

These are actual refugees.

These are people that we have seen on television set on fire in cages, and they don't seem to care.

Why?

They have this outrage and this broken heart for a group of mainly men.

Now NBC is even reporting.

I can't believe the guy's still on the air.

Mainly men coming here for jobs and education.

But they will not lift a finger.

They will not carry a story about Asia Bibi or the Christians that are being saved and the Christians that are being killed all over the world.

Why?

Because a group of people wanted to make more money and to be able to go shopping or have an education, most likely a free education on the back of the taxpayers here?

We're not talking about the actual plight of endangered refugees, people that need asylum as a matter of life and death.

Now, it will be easy for the media to say, oh, really, Clan?

Well, what about you're only talking about them because they're Christians?

No, I have also been talking to you about the Uyghurs.

I've been talking about the million Muslims that have been rounded up in China.

And I have been warning.

What China is going into now is some of the darkest stuff that we have ever seen as humans.

Two million Muslims are now being detained in China in re-education camps.

Now, these re-education camps are concentration camps.

Make no mistake.

These are not conspiracy theories.

You can see them on satellite photos.

Two million people have been disappeared.

A member of the Chinese Muslim minority spoke in Washington yesterday.

Did you see this?

Did anybody see this in the news?

Is anyone leading with this story today?

You know, we're in a trade war right now with China.

It is actually affecting our farmers.

Our farmers are plowing their fields under because they couldn't sell their crops because we're in a trade war with China.

We have a president who is talking about trade wars, and we have China talking about an actual hot war

if those things go through.

So you would think that there is enough here to talk about China, to look for stories about China.

But here is somebody who was actually in one of the re-education concentration camps.

She escaped and she was in our country yesterday trying to talk to the press and trying to talk to political leaders about her experiences.

Now I want to bring this to you

because it is what we should be talking about.

Have you ever seen the movie V for Vendetta with Natalie Portman?

Her character is tortured by the protagonist to show what the government's re-education experience actually looks like?

It is almost what this woman described in Washington is almost as if the Chinese watched that movie and then said, you know what, let's apply this, but can we make it a little darker?

After she was arrested, she had her head shaved and she was interrogated for four straight days with no sleep.

She was then forced to abandon her native language, her religion, and her cultural practices.

Every day, she was forced to memorize and sing songs praising the Communist Party.

Then she was given electroshock.

She was given electroshock treatment until she foamed at the mouth and passed out.

And the last phrase she heard before going unconscious was, being a Uyghur is a crime.

This is happening now on a grand scale.

Two million

people are going through this.

I want to make sure that you understand they're Muslims.

But I didn't say two million Muslims.

I said two million people are going through this.

Now, what I just described is the lighter part of her detention and training.

She was then forced to take mysterious pills.

She didn't know what they did.

She still doesn't.

And she was forced to drink a white liquid.

Now, this caused bleeding from everywhere, but stopped her menstruation

process.

Are they forcibly sterilizing people?

Is this what is happening?

Two million

people are in these camps.

Now I ask you,

why haven't we heard this story on the news today?

She was in our country.

She was talking about a country that we are currently trying to decide what do we do on trade with that country.

We are currently having a conversation about, oh, well, China, China is the new model.

That's what you will hear from leaders all over the world.

That's the new model, is it?

Is that the new model?

Is this the model we want?

Well, we are talking about socialism, communism, totalitarianism.

This is what communism looks like.

As our kids are being indoctrinated that communism wasn't so bad, that socialism isn't so bad.

Well, they didn't grow up during the Cold War.

No, they're growing up right now where 2 million people are being tortured.

And we're talking about, I'm sorry, the refugees on the border, the refugees that broke through the gates and the walls of Mexico?

The ones that the Mexicans are saying are invaders and we don't want them here.

And the ones who are trying to break into our border and say they don't care about our laws,

we're talking about those people

instead of the people who are currently being crucified, being set on fire, or are in re-education camps in China.

You see,

when you see the news,

They've gone so far off the rails that nothing rings true anymore.

There is no righteous indignation that you could possibly drum up on what's happening on our border right now.

There is no righteous indignation

because maybe there are a few people, but as NBC is reporting,

The vast majority do not have a case for refugee status or asylum.

Maybe some of the women and children.

Maybe.

But this is all about politics.

This is all about politics and control.

That's all it's about.

You will have so much credibility.

When you don't make it about politics,

I don't care if it's President Obama or President Trump.

What's happening in the world is wrong right now.

We're not talking about the right things.

We're not focused on,

well, let me just leave it at this.

If you're struggling,

I don't know if there is a God.

Where is God?

You're not going to find him in this fight.

You're not going to find him in this political fight in Washington.

You're not going to find him

because that's all bogus political struggle.

The struggles they're talking about now, have you seen the STEM scores?

Women are now equal in all STEM graduation diplomas

and in some cases,

more than equal.

That's not a real plight.

Oh, women education and

that's not a real plight.

That's not plight.

That's not real.

So you won't find God on those fake things.

You will find God in the midst of human suffering.

Let's find God.

Let's concentrate on actual human suffering.

It's Wednesday, November 28th.

This is the Glenbeck program.

Is it incredible that this woman came to Washington yesterday to tell her story?

Have you heard that story anywhere?

No.

I have not heard it at all.

This affects everything.

Amnesty International.

You know, Amnesty International has come out against Google?

Did you hear that story?

Yesterday, Amnesty International came out along with the Google employees and said, you've got to stop Dragonfly.

Stop participating in Dragonfly.

Now, when I say that,

what do most people think?

I mean, what's Dragonfly?

Yeah, probably.

What's Dragonfly?

I don't even know what Dragonfly is.

Dragonfly is Google's partnership with China for complete monitoring and filtering of the internet and spying on people.

You do a Google search?

Great.

What is the Google search?

What are they searching for?

What is their online?

Give me the metadata.

But I want to know, I want names connected to everything.

Dragonfly is helping them

round people up in their nice little re-education camps.

Amnesty International yesterday sided with the Google employees and said, this has got to stop.

Google, what are you doing?

Stop it.

You are hurting actual human beings for what?

For money?

You're on the winning side.

If you feel like I do, you're on the winning side.

History will remember you

as somebody who stood up.

You're on the winning side.

Let me

give you another story.

Minority report seems to be coming to life.

The West Midlands Police in the metropolitan county of West Midlands in England

has now

begun and launched their pre-crime software

called the National Data Analytics Solution.

I love things when

you have national and solution in the title.

I love that.

Always works.

Always works.

Five-year plans.

It uses a blend of of AI, citywide smart cameras, and statistics to evaluate the risk of someone committing or becoming a victim of violent crime.

We are now looking at, as the Alan Turing Institute says, serious ethical issues.

It may be good intentioned,

but is this right to do?

to start to round people up to stop them from crime that they have not committed.

Is that really what they're suggesting?

Yes.

I mean, because I mean, there's stuff called predictive policing, which has helped fight crime rates quite a bit, in which certain areas they know are high crime, they set police officers in before the crimes occur, things like that, which actually have been effective in the United States.

That's different, though, than rounding somebody up before they've committed a crime.

They have 1,400 potential indicators for crime,

including 30 important ones, they say.

Machine learning algorithms then take the data points and they learn how to detect crime while analyzing video from smart cameras.

Now, this is predictive policing.

However, they are identifying and sniffing out already known criminals

and those who look like they may be on the road to becoming a criminal and divert them with therapeutic interventions.

Hmm, that sounds interesting.

Yeah.

Therapeutic interventions.

Yes, with support from local health or social workers.

So you may have to go to the hospital.

You may need to have some psychiatric help.

You know what?

We have a re-education center for you.

This is not good.

No,

the thing that's interesting about that, too, is when you see these minority report type worlds or

maybe a higher quality film, Demolition Man.

But like when they have those futuristic worlds, everyone says in their mind, oh, well, that's a world I don't want.

That's a terrible world where people are getting arrested for things they didn't do.

But in reality, it's a lot tougher to detect than that because the thing is, minority report was right almost all the time.

And

it's going to be, yes, we looked at the Tom Cruise example because he's the star of the movie, but the rest of society was quite happy with this thing.

And that is what is difficult.

It's what's difficult with technology.

We're quite happy with our nice little thermostat we can control from our phone.

We're quite happy with the in-home Panopticon.

It just, you know, I don't know.

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Bring Pat Gray in from Pat Gray Unleashed.

I want to get Pat's opinion on something.

We were talking about how the left is now exploiting what's happening

on the border.

And they're exploiting these people by saying that they're real, oh, they have, you know, they have financial plight.

They're financial refugees.

well they don't have any more problems for the most part than what many Americans do many Americans are fighting for their lives economically okay many Americans so

it just rings hollow especially when you're saying you know you need amnesty no no that's not what amnesty is for amnesty is for people with real problems and when you see what happened with a woman in Washington DC that came from China to talk about what's happening in these concentration camps yesterday that nobody covered?

Real torture, 2 million people in concentration camps.

And she said she begged them to kill her because she,

when they tortured her three separate times, they caught her several times, and she didn't want to go through it again, so she begged them to kill her instead.

That's pretty amazing.

That's amazing.

And nobody's really talking about that.

Nope.

This is why you know you're on the winning side in the end because you are actually for human, you're not for it, but you're standing against real human suffering, real torture, real refugees, real problems.

Real racism?

Real racism.

Last night in Mississippi, they found a bunch of nooses around the state capitol.

Oh, those Republicans.

No, it was Democrats.

It was a Democratic rally that thought it would be really clever.

to hold up nooses to show how much the other side is racist.

Are you out of your mind?

Oh my

So it's not real plight.

It's just not real plight.

And people are beginning to feel this.

And

even the hardest among, did you see this picture of the car that was on Pine Street in San Francisco two days ago?

And a giant light pole, one of those big metal light poles, actually came crashing down on the hood of a car.

If the guy would have been three feet further in the road, it would have killed him and crushed him to death.

A gigantic metal light pole.

Just fell.

Nobody hit it, nothing.

Well, they went and found out why did the light pole fall.

Any idea why?

The metal.

The metal was...

Thank you, Penn.

That's a great answer.

The metal was eroded and corroded from human urine.

Oh, wow.

Oh, my gosh.

Oh, geez.

That's how the Grand Canyon was formed, too.

Human urine.

Yeah, human urine.

Is that crazy?

Is that crazy?

A lot of people with bowel problems.

Yeah, a lot of people.

A lot of people.

So right now, they're working on we've got to build more bathrooms for the homeless.

We have to do X, Y, and Z.

No, no, stop it.

Stop it.

You're creating your own problems, and those aren't actual problems.

Those are problems with people making really bad choices.

That's what's happening.

And there's a difference between

people who are being beheaded, people who are being tortured in concentration camps in China,

and what we're actually talking about.

Well, you've got, you know, numbskulls like Alexandria Casio-Cortez comparing what's going on at the border right now to the Holocaust.

That's unbelievable.

Did you see Lindsey Graham's response to that?

Brilliant.

Yeah.

You need to tour the Holocaust Museum, and that might help teach you the difference between the two.

Nothing could be more true than that.

Where's the ADL on that?

That's amazing.

Every time.

Never.

Every freaking time.

And this is, I mean, this happened to you 100 times.

100 times.

You'd make one reference about the Holocaust, which almost always was a warning against another massive group being

supposed to happen, I thought.

We're supposed to remember to never do that again.

Yeah, you're supposed to look for the signs so it never happens again.

I don't think you ever used the reference when it came to tear gas.

I don't think you ever,

I don't think one child being hit with tear gas ever warranted a Nazi comparison.

And the ADL would always come out and say,

you're diminishing what happened,

comparing it to tear gas?

It's like ISIS.

You compare it

to Hitler, and you'd get a ADL slab on your wrist.

Unbelievable.

And then she comes out and says, does this.

Nothing.

Nothing.

And really a direct comparison between the two.

Well, the good news is that we're going to have some algorithms that are going to help us us out.

I don't know if you saw this, but Google, you know how they have the

thing where you're writing a letter to somebody and it gives you three words in the boxes and you can just click on those?

Yeah.

Well, Google is teaching the algorithms now.

What's appropriate, what's not.

They are removing now miss, mr., ms.

and mrs.

Oh, yeah, all, all pronouns that are gender-specific.

Yeah, he, she, they're not going to suggest that because it's offensive to suggest that that person might be a he or a she.

So they're removing all of those.

So we're teaching all these machines to do wonderful things, wonderful things to help us.

How do we survive this?

It's kind of been my question of late: is how

because every day it gets worse, right?

Every day, it seems like there's something more insane than the day before.

And just when you thought that it's gotten as insane as it possibly could be, it gets more insane.

Okay, so may I suggest

an answer to that?

Yes.

Based on my experience in life,

I was

at a point where my life was completely out of control and there was no way to survive.

And I really had death from just drinking myself to death or suicide.

That was it.

Those were the only logical things.

It got so bad, I was there for a long time until I decided, okay, everything I've tried to do doesn't work.

And what's getting in the way is my pride.

I'm not an alcoholic.

Maybe I should swallow that pride a little bit and then get up.

What's going to save us is in the darkest...

God is found in the midst of human suffering.

So when we are all suffering, he will be there.

This is not real suffering.

This is not real suffering.

Real suffering is happening in the Middle East.

Real suffering is happening in China.

It's happening in Burma.

It's happening in Africa.

It's happening in Venezuela.

That's when things can change.

But

we're convincing ourselves we're suffering when we're not.

All the stats show we are.

We are so incredibly blessed, blessed more than any other human ever alive at any other time in all of history.

And we are suffering?

No, we're not.

No, we're not.

So you think it can't happen until we hit rock bottom?

We're going to hit rock bottom.

And that's when, you know,

I know that, but I will tell you this: on the other side, remember, oh my gosh, this is getting scary, guys.

Remember, I'm the guy who counts the light votes on the way to the iceberg on the Titanic.

You don't want me there.

Holy cow, when things get bad, that's when I'm most optimistic.

Let me just say something really optimistic.

This is spooky for me.

God,

there is no waste.

There's no waste with him.

None.

It's not like, oh, crap, I got all that now.

What am I going to do with that?

He uses it.

So no matter where we are, no matter how bad it is, it's going to be used for good.

It's going to be used for good.

So I don't know how it all ends.

Oh, I do, but I don't know how it all i don't know everything that happens between now and then

but i know that when we are humbled and i know that we remember who we really are and we stop looking at our suffering and start looking at other people's suffering it's gonna be great it's gonna be great

let's do that before we hit rock bottom that's how do we get to that point let's do that before the rock bottom comes i think people are starting to i think this thing with the border I think it's waking people up.

I hope so.

I think people are seeing this.

The press is actually to the point now where they are telling you deny reality.

Deny what you see.

Except for on, and we played this yesterday, except for that one reporter, that lone reporter on MSNBC.

I can't believe he still has.

I can't either.

In fact,

I don't watch MSNBC enough to know if he's still there.

He's there.

He did still.

We have the tape of what he said yesterday.

He did an amazing thing about women and children, and now people are now going home.

Did he, really?

Listen to this.

Most of the members of this caravan, this is a line for single men that you can see, and it stretches much longer as it does every single morning.

Many of these men tell us that they heard in Honduras that it would be easy to

say, let me show you the women and children.

And it's this line of women and children.

And then that line stops, and there's another line for men.

And he says this one, there's the women and children.

This line continues to grow.

And the entire time he's doing this, that line is next to him.

And the women and children line is way in the distance.

Okay.

But then listen to what he says.

Cross into the United States.

Some of them told us that they had heard that there were programs, work programs, that they would be eligible for.

And so now that they are here in Tijuana and they have realized that it is very difficult to get into the United States especially after what happened on Sunday some of them are deciding to turn back in fact I want to show you this over here this is a tent that's been set up by a bunch of different governmental agencies here in Mexico but this is where people come if they want to go back to Honduras or Guatemala or El Salvador these are people that have decided that it is time to go back and that they don't have the opportunities that they wanted here.

Okay, so what he's saying is now yesterday were 80 people and that's you know, that's 80 people.

It's not a lot, but it's great.

80 people went there to sign up.

And he was saying that they felt lied to because they were told that things were different.

Well, who told them that?

See, this is the part where victims, these people are victims, but who is victimizing them?

Who was telling them those things in Honduras?

Who is telling them now and pushing the women and children to the front of the cameras?

I have my guesses.

You should watch last night's TV show if you want to hear some of them.

Tell me that's not one of your guesses as well.

But it's not, by the way, it's not a guess on our part.

Well, it's a guess on who's telling them necessarily these details.

We don't know that.

I would say that it's interesting too, and this is something that I think we can do better sometimes as conservatives and that we talk about these things and we get so frustrated about the media coverage and how they're telling us basically what you're seeing with your own eyes isn't real.

That it is, this is part of the story.

Some of the people who have come up in this caravan are not looking to overrun the United States.

They were told something completely different.

And now are in a position where they're

a thousand miles away from home and can't do anything about it.

Luckily, now they have these tents, and there will be, even if it's 10 or 20%, that is a significant number of people that

return.

And that is something that

those tents are from.

Mexican government.

Good.

I mean, Mexican government saying, come on home, go back home.

There was at least one person not lying to him the whole time.

And that guy's name was Donald Trump.

He told them not to come

and not be allowed in over and over and over again.

And this will last for a long time.

They will go home and they will tell people, no, they're not screwing around.

And there's no way to win.

Did you hear this?

The latest

remember when Donald Trump was

detaining all these women and children?

Yes.

He's now being sued.

The government's now being sued for $60 million from one of the migrants.

And you say, oh, were they treating her badly?

No, she's suing because they released her too quickly.

The problem was her daughter had a respiratory illness and they released released her before she was well and she wound up dying.

And now

the government's getting sued for releasing the migrants too quickly.

Unbelievable.

Wow.

Unfreaking believable.

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And I didn't even remember it until somebody on my staff said, I remember that name for some reason years ago, looked him up.

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Those little things wind up being so stupid.

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I mean,

I don't care what he wrote.

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He's right about something right now.

Something very important.

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And

we have to put our differences aside.

This is a guy who's a conservative and has disagreed with me for a long time, I guess.

And

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and

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Can we come together?

I like the use of the word progress in that particular show.

Sorry.

I listened to this one show that's always warning about progressives.

Oh my God.

We're whining about Woodrow Wilson every freaking day.

Oh my gosh, it's crazy.

But yeah, no, I mean, it's true.

This is really important.

And

I'm glad we can do this because.

Me too.

And I don't even know.

It feels like one of those things we can actually solve, too.

It's unlike.

It does.

It feels like something solvable.

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Really important.

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The left literally needs a bullet point list to understand reality anymore.

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The media has been so dishonest in their reporting of the caravan that the Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kirsten Nielsen has come out with a point-by-point list dispelling a number of lies being circulated.

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They are actually asking you now to deny your own eyes and to deny reality if you're watching mainstream media.

Point number one: this caravan has shown violent elements throughout its journey here.

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Point number five.

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These acts will put your children in danger.

Do we have to say these things?

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program.

I don't know if you read The Washington Free Beacon, but it is something you should read every single day.

It's really tremendous in its coverage.

It gives you real depth and real stories

and truth, at least

the way I view it.

The editor-in-chief of The Washington Free Beacon is Matthew Contanetti.

And he wrote a story called Asia Bibi and the First Freedom.

And And I read it over the holiday and I wanted to talk to Matthew because he is absolutely right on this.

It's a little bit of a history lesson, but it is also really important that instead of talking about refugees that are coming here because they want free education in the United States, we're talking about refugees that are actually in danger, that we're not helping and God only knows why.

Matthew, welcome to the program.

How are you?

I'm well.

Thank you for having me.

You bet.

So talk to me a little bit about Asia Bibi.

Sure.

Asia Bibi is a 55-year-old Pakistani woman.

She's a mother of five.

She's a practicing Catholic.

About eight years ago, she got into a dispute with some of her co-workers in her rural village in Pakistan over basically sharing a pitcher of water.

And in the course of that argument, she made some sarcastic comments about Muhammad, the prophet of Islam.

And because of those comments, she was accused and found guilty of blasphemy.

And she was imprisoned and put on death row until just last October when the Pakistani Supreme Court finally said that there was no evidence for this charge and acquitted her.

But the story doesn't end there, Glenn.

She's been in hiding ever since because

the reaction among the Islamic fundamentalists in Pakistan has been so severe it's led to riots, death threats.

She's been in hiding, her family in hiding,

as her lawyer is attempting to find some Western government to secure her freedom.

And unfortunately, that hasn't happened yet.

Okay, so can you give me any insight at all beside extreme cowardice or the loss of the West of why this isn't happening?

I mean,

the statement from the UK is, you know, we, you know, there are elements that, you know, might cause problems, and so we just we're not going to bring, we're not going to bring her in.

Basically what they were saying was, we're afraid of our own population

that is Muslim because they might rise up and cause all kinds of problems here.

So we got to not do the right thing here.

So can you tell me,

besides cowardice or loss of the West, why this is why she's not been accepted someplace?

Those are two pretty compelling reasons.

I'd say maybe the third reason could be, and it's hard to get the facts here, especially reporting from Washington since her lawyer has been in Europe for the past several weeks.

And

in fact, when he arrived in Europe in the Netherlands, there were riots there.

And so just proving what you were saying, that a lot of Islamic fundamentalists who live in Europe are just as

potentially violent as the ones in Pakistan.

It may be that

her team is trying to get others out as well.

And so that might be some complication, but really, I don't know.

I know that Senator Rand Paul has raised this issue with the President.

And

unfortunately, though, there's been no other signs of activity upon

the part of the White House

to get Asia BB out.

I know also that Canada is looking into this and Australia as well.

So I still hold hope that

she and her family might be able to escape what is a dire situation in Pakistan, but we really just

don't know at this point.

Talking to Matthew Contanetti of the Free Beacon, a freebeacon.com paper or a site that you should visit every day and read about Asia BB.

So it concerns me a great deal that the United States, here we have a Catholic

whose only crime is, I won't convert to Islam.

I won't.

If you read the decision from the Supreme Court in Pakistan, they were very clear that this was a travesty of justice nine years ago.

And we're not stepping to the plate.

We should be the first.

Is there any idea of why it's not happening here?

Why isn't anyone in the administration all of a sudden just rising up and saying, this is a great way to show here's the real plight of somebody who needs a

refuge

and the difference between her and what's happening on the border?

You're right.

I mean, offering her asylum would do exactly that.

It would say, you know,

we are resisting the legal entry of the caravans from Central America, but that does not mean the United States is opposed to people truly deserving of refugee and asylum, and she is one of them.

Again, it's just unclear why the United States has been relatively lax.

This would also, by the way, it would show that

the Trump administration is standing up for

basic freedoms, the freedom to practice your religion, the freedom of speech, at a time when it's coming under criticism for its,

I think,

reasoned

stance toward our alliance with Saudi Arabia, despite this killing of this journalist.

But granting Asia Bibi

asylum would say, look, we still, even though we're making this compromise with the Saudis, we are still

going and protecting the freedom of this Catholic woman, Asia Bibi.

And what's interesting to me is you talk about the importance of religion as the first freedom.

You go into that a little little bit.

Yeah, I mean, reflecting on this case at a time of our national Thanksgiving made me just remember how important religious freedom is to this country and to the world.

And in fact, I do believe it is the first freedom.

America was built.

on religious dissenters.

Many of the original colonies were founded by people who were fleeing some sort of religious oppression.

You see in all of our founding documents the importance of religion and

morality and the idea that America

is a place where people can work out their relations with God unafraid of

civil

repression.

And so a case like Asia Beaver brings this all into relief.

You know, for the past half century in America, we've been having this debate over the place of religion in public life, and unfortunately, in my view, believers have been kind of backed into a corner.

But when we have power, and we do have political power today, I think we should use it to reaffirm America's freedoms, and especially this one,

by showing that America is a place for freedom of religion and freedom of speech.

And so that's why this case is important.

And I also say, too, Glenn, in the column, that why is religious freedom the first freedom?

It's because it contains all of the other freedoms within it, right?

I mean, to

be to practice your religion freely, you need also to have the right to associate, right?

So you need to have have the right to meet with your co-religionists.

You need to have the freedom of speech, because how else are you going to engage in your religion or spread the word if if you happen to belong to a proselytizing faith?

And you also, it implies in it a limited government, because once you assert the religious freedom, you then basically make the demand that this is an area where government will not be able to interfere.

And so you kind of get into the foundations of our Constitution.

So this is truly an important part of the American experience.

And

I think we've done a good job communicating that to people over the years, but we can always do more.

Matthew, one last question.

The woman, the Uyghur that came in from China that was horribly, horribly tortured in one of these concentration camps where now 2 million people are being held in China.

She went yesterday to Washington to try to get people to pay attention.

You're not finding this anywhere.

Here's another religious minority that is being wiped out.

I mean, it is genocide, attempted genocide

in China.

Why is it

nobody's talking about that?

You know, I think Sam Brownback, former senator from a former governor who is now in charge of our Commission on Religious Freedom, is trying to draw some attention to this.

I do believe Marco Rubio,

on his Twitter feed in particular, talks a lot about this very

chilling system of repression within China.

China is one of the leading forces of

religious oppression in the world today.

And it's not just Muslims and the Uyghurs

in the western provinces are Muslims.

It's also Christians.

And

we need to spend a lot of time talking about that, too, because

it's this arrangement that the government has made with the Catholic Church, but also, of course, the Protestant churches are under threat in China as well.

So again, and this goes into a larger question.

You're absolutely right.

I fear that the administration is not using one of the most important tools in its disposal, and that is its advocacy of human freedom.

And that is something that the United States has stood for in our relations with the rest of the world.

It's the way we collapse the Soviet Union.

I mean, part of the

rights.

You're absolutely right.

And we used religious freedom in particular.

This doesn't mean that we're kind of woolly-headed, utopian thinkers, right?

It doesn't mean that we believe that human rights extend to the right to a job or the right to single-parent health care.

It means that we believe in the basic rights, the right to practice your religion, the right to exercise your conscience.

These are the foundations of our Western civilization.

And it's the way, as you say, Ronald Reagan won the Cold War.

So I just, I pray that one day Donald Trump will recognize that he has these tools at his disposal as he confronts China, as he confronts Islamic, repressive Islamic states like Iran and indeed, in some cases, Pakistan.

Matthew, thank you very much.

I appreciate it and appreciate you coming on and all the work you guys do at the Free Beacon.

Thank you so much.

Thank you.

Matthew Contanetti from the Washington Free Beacon.

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Right.

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Why are we subsidizing GM in the first place?

Now, I don't know the process on that exactly.

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I mean, does the president have the power to do that?

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GM,

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Oh, welcome to the program.

I'm so glad that you're here.

I want to play some audio that I want you to really listen to, and I want you to share this with friends.

This is audio from CBS 8 in San Diego.

So the

San Yesidra area

is right out of San Diego, and it's right where the migrants were

trying to break the border on Sunday.

I want you to listen to this report and tell me

what's different or what you haven't heard before.

Again, local coverage from CBS 8.

Listen carefully.

More than 100 Mexican citizens stormed the border trying to cross into the United States.

It happened on Sunday near the San Isidro port of entry and it was caught on video.

You can see Border Patrol agents being pelted with rocks as they tried to turn back the crowd.

CBS News states Phil Blauer is live in San Isidro with what's being called a border rush.

Phil?

Barbara and Carlo, we want to thank the Border Patrol tonight for giving us exclusive access to this point, just feet away from where this incident took place, as you mentioned on Sunday afternoon.

Now, we're also getting our first look at video that was shot by somebody who was in the crowd.

Fortunately, cool heads by agents prevails, and there was no lethal force used.

Okay,

what's different than that from all the other coverage you've heard?

I mean, I would say it was

painted in a positive light.

Was it a conservative station?

It was painted in a positive light.

The Border Patrol was seen as, okay, they had restraint.

They didn't use lethal force.

These are good things, right?

So I just, as I was listening to it, I just jotted down a few things that are different.

First of all, they said it was 100, not 1,000.

We know it's 1,000.

They said it was 100.

Then they said, this is a border rush.

I hadn't heard that before.

A border rush.

Okay.

And then they thanked the Border Patrol and cool heads by the Border Patrol that only launched tear gas

saved the day from this really getting violent.

No one was hurt.

Right.

Okay.

There's a bigger thing that's different here.

This happened on Sunday, but this happened on a Sunday in 2013.

This is a report

of what was called a border rush.

And that's important to understand.

A border rush.

Why do they call it a a border rush well you have to listen to a later report on the same incident where they were doing an interview with the border patrol in the area what's a border rush listen Gabe Pacheco says he has no doubt the event was staged to put the agency in a bad light.

He says if the organizers try to create a similar scenario in the future, the outcome may be much different.

To put someone into that situation,

you're playing a risky game.

And so at the end of the day, our agents will do what it takes to go home.

And they need to go home with their families.

Now, we're also told that the group tried to get others to rush the border in the Otai Mesa area, but that never happened.

Okay, the group.

Who's the group?

Because the group also tried to get them to do a border rush in Mesa.

In looking into this, first of all, what did he just say?

This was staged

to make the Border Patrol or to, quote, put the Border Patrol in a bad light.

It was staged and they tried it at other locations.

Gee,

I wonder if we're being played.

Now, last night, we told you on the 5 o'clock report that George Soros, now, his fingerprints can be put on this uh caravan we have told you in the past that we had no evidence that any of the organizations that he runs or funds was involved

because there was no evidence of that until they got to mexico

And the New York Times yesterday actually verified this.

They didn't verify the George Soros connection because, of course, that's anti-Semitic to do that.

But they verified who the organizers were of this.

They're the same organizers that organized the last caravan.

Now, I'm not sure that they were involved at the beginning, but they are certainly at the end here.

They are the ones providing all of the buses.

This same San Diego station showed evidence of them getting on the buses.

We have a guy who's going to be on with us in a few minutes who went down into the caravan, saw it all, documented it all, can tell you exactly who the organizers are.

Well, the lead organizer is a guy who works for a

non, you know, a

NGO

that is receiving money from George Soros.

Same exact guy, by the way, that was organizing the previous caravan.

Same exact guy is on scene coordinating, working with the organization.

They're doing all sorts of logistics for the caravan.

It's the same story, and they are embarrassing.

It's an open borders group.

They want open borders.

Now, I don't know if this is the group that in 2013 was staging these things, but someone was staging these things and trying to figure out how we can put the Americans and our border patrol in bad light.

I'm telling you right now, if this isn't solved, if we don't stand fierce on this, if we cave at all, our borders will become the Gaza Strip.

It will become that.

If we allow them to

storm our borders and then we're guilted into it because, oh my gosh, it looks so bad.

We're done.

We're done.

You will have this for the rest of our country's life, and I have no idea how long it lasts.

By the way, did you hear how Hillary Clinton has come out?

And she and John Kerry are like, look, this immigration thing in Europe is killing you guys.

Oh, you really think so?

Hillary Clinton, we came, we saw it, we killed him.

Really?

You think that the migrant situation, it's almost like somebody that was on TV saying that this will spread throughout the Middle East and then

it will go up into Europe and destabilize Europe.

It's almost like that wasn't crazy, huh, Hillary?

While they're saying that to Europe,

in Europe,

what are their cohorts saying here?

Oh my gosh, these poor migrants.

We have to let these migrants in.

I'm telling you,

I'm telling you, it is the last step of that chart that I showed you when I was at Fox.

Started with the Arab Spring, destabilizes, goes to Libya, destabilizes, refugees go up into Europe, Syria, it destabilizes, refugees go up into Europe, it destabilizes Europe to the point to where the governments are afraid of their own people now.

It destabilizes Europe, and then the last step was it comes over here and destabilizes us here.

That's what's coming.

Like it or not,

we now have a choice.

We're either going to just let it happen,

or we're going to stand tall with compassion for those who actually need it.

Asia Beebe, a Catholic woman who is going to die and her family going to die if some Western nation doesn't have the balls to let her in

she's going to be beheaded because she gave a Muslim woman a jug of water and that's just not done

going to be beheaded for that

she's been cleared but now the Muslim extremists want to kill her she's trying to get out no one will help her Or how about all the Muslims and the Christians in China?

Yesterday Muslim

came here, a Uyghur came here who had escaped from China, is trying to get America to listen to her story.

Two million people are in concentration camps in China right now.

You can see them on the satellite.

They're in concentration camps and the torture, she begged them to kill her.

She begged them to kill her.

When you hear what they did to her, just so she would become a good citizen of China,

we need to make a statement as Americans.

We do

offer a hope out to refugees, but people who really need it.

Not somebody who's having a hard time finding a job, not somebody who might have a better future here.

But we open our doors to refugees who are actually in danger

because we stand for something.

if we don't do this

we will decay just like the west the rest of the west and the west will be lost and our children and our grandchildren will pay a price beyond our imagination

How's Bitcoin doing today?

It's up a decent amount today.

Back 4,200-ish.

It is so volatile.

Yeah, and it had gone through a long stretch there of real stability.

Real stability.

And which is not fun.

No, it's not.

I like the instability.

That's why.

I don't like the instability.

Yeah, I can get stability out of a stock.

Bitcoin is fun because of the ups and downs of it.

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Because of the things that are happening in the big banking system, they are opening these huge trading desks for Bitcoin.

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Well, it hasn't happened.

In fact, it has taken a bath here recently in the last couple of weeks.

I called him up and I said, Tika, he said, Glenn, I'm telling you, I would apologize if I was wrong.

He said, I was wrong on the date.

I said, oh, gee, that sounds like a familiar thing.

He said, I was wrong on the date, but I'm telling you, this is what's going to happen because these companies are spending millions of dollars preparing and they're talking it down so they can come in with their investors at a very low price.

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uh we are uh we're excited to have uh ami horowitz with us uh next uh next hour he actually went down into the caravan uh i think he's in beirut today isn't he What the hell is he doing in Beirut?

He's all over the place.

He is.

He's always in the middle of whatever situation you don't want to be in in the middle of.

Right.

That's his job.

I love him.

His job description.

I love him.

He has done such groundbreaking stuff.

But he was just down in the caravan and he exposed so much.

And it's all stuff that you're just not going to see on the mainstream media.

And

he's got them talking on the record.

And

we'll chat with him in just a few minutes.

Also, don't forget that we're going to be in Orlando, Florida on Saturday and Tampa on Friday.

And we're really excited to, it's kind of like, you know, it's going home.

I'm going to be with

Jack Harris and the crew tomorrow morning at WFLA, which is great.

And

the mothership of this particular program.

That's where we started.

Yeah.

And that's going to be great.

And one of our first affiliates in Orlando as well.

Yeah, WFLA Orlando.

And we are thrilled to go.

That was the first two stations.

And

maybe we'll have a little, you know,

get together with the Schlub Club.

I'm just saying.

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I forgot how much I liked actually doing this.

We haven't done a stage show in a while.

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And it's one of those parts of the show

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Usually twice a year.

We did a summer one and a Christmas one.

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That was a lot.

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Glenn back

it's Wednesday November 28th

this is the Glen Beck program so Ami Horowitz is a friend of the program and a guy I've admired for a very very long time he is always in the middle of whatever is going on

and seemingly can find the truth when nobody in mainstream media can ever find the truth.

He went down and he was with the caravan and he's released some video that you must see at Ami A M I Amihorowitz.com.

We have a couple of clips here for you.

Why are you coming to America?

I'm looking for a better life.

I wish to get here and then work there

because in Honduras there are no jobs.

We are looking for a better life because we don't have jobs

to get a job

to work because I want to finish my studies there.

To finish my studies in my case.

Don't you just want to meet Caitlin Jenner?

Oh, I love that woman.

Who doesn't want to meet Caitlin Jenner?

Right.

Okay, so that doesn't sound like a refugee.

It doesn't.

One more clip.

Ever present among the thousands of migrants are workers of Pueblo Sin Fronteras, clad in black t-shirts and colored vests.

Pueblo Sin Fronteras means people without borders.

They're the ones that seem to be most involved in organizing and mobilizing this caravan.

The organization, as the name implies, is looking to create a world without borders, which seems to be one of the reasons why they organized this caravan in the first place, to flout American sovereignty.

Ami Horowitz joins us now, and I don't know if this is true, from Beirut.

Yes, yes.

I'm doing a video on the Muslim Brotherhood.

In fact, just came back yesterday.

I was in the Hezbollah-controlled Beka Valley, the shadow of the Syrian mountains.

So, yeah,

I try to keep life a little bit interesting, Glenn.

You didn't tell them your last name was Horowitz, did you?

No, no, I...

Good.

I use a gnome degur.

Yeah, okay, because

that doesn't sound like a safe area.

Come back safely.

We'll praise you.

That would not end well for me.

No, it wouldn't.

Okay, so Ami, tell me about what you learned on the border and how difficult it was to find out the truth.

Right,

God, there are so many layers to this onion, it's almost hard to know where to begin.

I think the important thing,

the most important point, or one of the most important points, I think, is the complicity that the mainstream media has with the organizers of this caravan.

And I I don't mean to say that they had some kind of like cabal that they worked on together.

What I mean by that is everything that most, if you watch, look at every image that you see on CNN or MSNBC or the New York Times or the Washington Post, any image or video that you see about the caravan, what's the one thing you always see?

You always see women and kids, right, in the framing.

And it's so, it's ludicrous because you literally, you would have to sit there for a while to find that framing because there are so few women and children.

Literally, I would say 90 to 95 percent

people there are men.

And you can go on and on about how disingenuous the media is on this thing.

For example, the meal have you believe this was some kind of organic

groundswell of people who decided at the same time in Honduras, we just want to, we're going to go form this caravan and go to America.

That's kind of like that's what's the narrative that you hear from the media.

Again, nothing could be further from the truth.

This thing was organized from the beginning.

Glenn, I can't tell you.

There are literally lines, lines of these chartered buses that take people from place to place.

There's mobile hospitals.

There are armies of

trucks and vehicles moving food and people.

There would have to be.

This is the question I've been asking from the beginning.

You cannot set out.

Who's just taking care of the people who are that's a death march?

In any other case, that's a death march unless you have

medical services, you have food, you have water.

You can't just walk into a town with 6,000 people and all stop by in the 7-Eleven and expect them to have enough water.

Of course,

this is going on.

So,

when you found it, Ami, you found Pueblo Sin Fronteras, which is

a group that organized the last caravan and gets money from George Soros.

How much how involved are they?

Oh, as it involves, you can put in this it's this is their caravan.

This is their they're the sponsors.

They're the organizers.

They're the ones who put this whole thing together.

Listen, you again, you walk around.

This is not again, I I don't this is not a secret.

It's not like I found something that nobody else could find.

If you just show up with a camera, this is what is out there.

It's what's laid out for you.

There are hundreds of these workers.

It's not like there's one or two kind of hiding in the bushes.

They're all over the place.

They're wearing t-shirts.

That's very

frontal.

They're wearing colored vests and have these bullhorns.

Okay?

You can't throw a rock and not hit one of these people.

They are organizing it from the beginning to the end.

And the cost of this thing, Glenn, it's got to be in the millions of dollars.

Not thousands of dollars.

Not hundreds of thousands.

Billions.

I calculated just the water costs hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Never mind everything else.

There are literally mobile hospitals.

In the video, you see four or five of these caravan trucks that are kind of parked that move with them from place to place where you have loads of medication.

There are doctors.

There are hospital beds.

It's unbelievable how clear this thing was organized, created from the beginning.

Did you ask anybody where they were getting the money and how this was all organized and put together?

Of course.

And their answer was, oh, mana from heaven.

It just appeared.

With a straight face, they will tell me that there was no money involved and that everything that they have is given to them by the towns when they're passing through.

So the pallets, literally the pallets of Gatorade, right, of electrolytes that are given to them, the the the trucks full of water are apparently given to them by the three or four thousand people that happen to live in those little towns they're passing through in southern Oaxaca.

I mean,

it's so incredulous.

It's incredible that they expect me or you or everybody who's listening to the

CCCNN or reading the New York Times would believe this hogwash.

So, I mean, I've come to a place to where this is so

this is so bold of the press, and I don't think it's going to work.

This is so bold of the press.

They are actually asking Americans to believe this stuff when it's so clearly not true.

It's to the point to where you have to deny what you see with your own eyes.

And this is a great shame of, and really to the shame of most of the American media,

the world media, but we're talking about the American media in particular right now.

It's a real, I mean, shame is maybe too soft a word.

They're literally trying to push a political narrative here.

Why are, this go, you know, it goes a little deeper, but why, let's go take a step back.

Why are they doing this?

Why is Pueblos Franteros funding this and why they want to do this?

The answer is very, very clear.

They have a hatred for American sovereignty.

They have a hatred for our president.

And by the way, there's also hate the president as well.

They've had caravans before.

And they hate our border security.

They're trying to undermine American sovereignty.

They believe in a borderless world.

That's what they say.

Listen, the name of group is Pueblos Infrantes, Peoples Without Borders.

It's in the name, man.

It's not that they're hiding their agenda.

Right.

But it's the fact that the American media is covering this up and literally covering this up and papering up because there's literally no way you can go there and not see this in front of your face.

It's everywhere.

This is not hidden.

It's not like you have to scratch the surface to find what the agenda is.

All this stuff is out there for them to see, but none of them are reporting on it.

It's bizarre, and it really just shows a level of, I don't know what else we're to use other than complicity.

Really, what it is.

So, Ami, we just played a report from 2013 from the same border position where the reporters were talking to the border guards, and there had been a tear gas

event under Obama that nobody seemed to care about.

And they were talking about how at the time that this was a coordinated event, and they felt that it was almost like a dry run.

They had tried it in a couple of other places, and they were trying to make the border patrol look bad.

And they said, this is an organized group, and this is what they're trying to do.

And, you know, they're going to do this in the future.

Nobody really paid attention to that.

When I saw the caravan in April, I said at the time, this is going to be, if we are not prepared and we don't handle this right, this is going to make our southern border into Gaza.

And

we will be the big bad Israel.

And anybody who wants to come in is going to be a Palestinian.

And

that's the playbook.

You agree with that?

Yeah, that's a really apt analogy.

The concerted effort to make...

like the media was able to do to make Israel look like the big ogre using the same kind of playbook, they're doing the same thing here.

By the way, I want to point out, I mean, it wasn't one time that the Obama administration used tear gas.

They used tear gas multiple times in the whole thing.

No, no, no.

I want to correct you.

I want to use the real number.

1,600 times.

1600 times.

That's the real number.

It is.

1,600 incidences of using tear gas, pepper balls, and stun guns.

How many times did you hear that on CNN?

I'm not sure.

Never.

I'm just curious.

I'm wondering how many times that fact came out or the New York Times.

Never.

You're exactly right.

In fact, on this particular thing that happened in 2013,

they had only 100 people, and they were being reported.

They reported it as the border guards were so restrained, they only used tear gas, pepper balls, and stun guns.

They only used those?

And how restrained they were?

I mean, yeah,

it's really incredible.

And, you know, and also, you know, another analogy, you know, you mentioned the fact they're looking for kind of weakness on how they can get these people across.

You know, a couple things.

First of all, I've seen this movie before.

And that was when you saw, and I was with the refuge, the migrants, what they call them migrants, who were trying to get from

Jordan

and Turkey into Europe, right?

So we've seen what happens when you open up your borders and say, we'll take in whoever you want.

You see a massive demographic shift happening all across Europe.

I did a video about what what the results would happen the results of this mass immigration to Sweden that we had talked about.

Destroyed it.

You saw what happened.

Yeah, you saw what happened there.

And

this is what they're trying to recreate here.

And by the way, I'm not saying that the people in these caravans are bad people.

Now,

there are absolutely bad people within the caravan.

That's not even a question.

In fact, one of the more interesting people I interviewed was a group of trans

who were understandably looking to leave their intolerant society in Honduras and come to America.

I'd do the same thing if I live.

If I had nothing, I'd also want to come to America.

I don't blame them for that.

But they were telling me how they were beaten repeatedly by people in the caravan all the way to America, but they were willing to endure it because they want to get to America so badly.

There were people who admitted, no, there are some bad people in these groups, but I don't want to make it seem like they're all bad people.

They're doing something which I would want to do as well if I were them, but they have to understand that we have, without our border, we don't have sovereignty.

We're not a nation.

We're not a nation-state.

And if you want to be a sovereign, functioning nation-state, the number one thing you need is a border.

And you have to have a secure border.

And I want to point something else out as well.

Part of the plan on how, you know, again,

this is on video.

They're telling you this.

Part of what the the groups are doing and the UN by the way is very complicit in this as well I interviewed a UN official from from the UN high commission refugees who was telling me proudly that they were involved in helping to organize the caravan once they crossed the border to Mexico they were involved from the beginning she said in helping them facilitate their crossing across Mexico and when I talked to the the the leaders the organizers of the of the uh of this um caravan what they were telling me was we are teaching them a number of things.

First of all, what they literally have PowerPoint, they did PowerPoint presentation.

I kid you not, like a caravan TED Talk, where they're training them exactly what to say to American guards in order to have a higher chance for getting asylum status.

They're teaching them how to game the system.

It's a very sophisticated effort.

Ami, I pray that you stay safe and that you continue to do the work that you're doing.

You can follow him at Ami AMI Horowitz

or go to Amihorowitz.com.

This is a must-see video, and you need to share it with as many people as you can.

This is the truth,

and it is there for you to see.

All you have to do is turn the cameras in the right direction.

What you're seeing is a very well-orchestrated play,

and

it does spell

a new phase of America's destruction if we allow it to win.

I'm telling you, our Mexican border will become Gaza.

It will become a refugee haven, and we will be the big bad Israel.

It is coming unless we stop it dead in its tracks now and we do it the right way.

Ami, thank you so much.

Always a pleasure.

Thank you.

Brave guy.

Crazy brave guy.

It's amazing that no media sources are really recording on these groups that are helping the caravan.

Did you hear that about the UN anywhere?

No.

And the other part is

it's not hidden.

They're not hiding.

No.

They're there.

They're the pueblos in Fronteros.

That was on the front page of the New York Times.

They just didn't say anything about it.

They just said, oh, the organizing committee and the head of that said X, Y, and Z.

Well, who is that?

Yeah.

Who is that money coming from?

Yeah.

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Andrew Heaton, who is joining us now, is a.

Would you say you're classically trained comedian?

Sure, yeah.

I mean, I'd say

I've done many a stand-up.

I've done stand-up in multiple countries and now international competitions.

I'm a member of the of the Friars Club in New York,

which is probably like a, I can't think of a more old-timey way to like, you know, knight a comedian than that.

How do you get into the Friars Club?

At this point, I mean, I believe the criteria is you need to be young enough to walk up and down stairs.

Right.

They're running out of young folks, so they've been making an effort to push for that.

So when I showed up and I was like, I'm funny, and

I can just like run without losing my breath, and I'll be around another 40 years.

They were like, come on in.

Come on in.

Yeah.

Right.

So yeah, I think I slipped under the old threshold of what would be needed.

But you went to school.

I mean, you, how did your parents feel about you paying for school for comedy?

Well, so I've done, in terms of classes, I've done classes at UCB, which is the Upright Citizen Brigade Theater in New York, which is kind of the mothership of improv and sketch comedy training.

And I've done that,

and that was in my 20s and 30s.

My actual schooling was in history and religious studies, and my parents were none too pleased with it.

Their position,

they're both very practical, loving people from the middle of the country.

Dad's a judge.

He's not.

Judges do not lend themselves to

flights of fancy.

So they were like, why don't you pick history and business or religious studies and computer science?

And

because the big history factory down the street isn't hiring right now.

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

Because here's what it's going to do.

They're going to lean up against each other.

And

I'll write books and I'll do,

which was in retrospect, my strategy in my career was like, I'm going to buy more lottery lottery tickets in different fields and I'm just going to assume all of these horrendously likely lottery

if I buy eight lottery tickets surely one of them more right and so here I am now so here you are now so that's uh we're thrilled um so you you have started a

podcast with us which I think is is really great and I think it's great because you have a

how did you put it a high tolerance for embarrassment embarrassment I'm trying to I'm working on that I'm trying to get better at embarrassment because you are a stand-up that is used to the crowd reaction.

Yes.

And so the first time you were,

the first day you came to me and was like, okay, I don't know if that was.

Yeah, it's terrifying.

I've mentioned this before, and we were talking to a couple of comedians that were outside yesterday, and I was talking to them about it, David and

Tamila.

That, yeah, when you're doing live comedy, if you're doing sketch, you're doing improv, you're doing stand-up, which, and those are the things that my background's in, you're immediately getting a response from

the audience.

And if I'm doing stand-up, I can just deal with it.

So So if I'm doing jokes, and that happens sometimes where you're, I don't know, I'm doing jokes about my 30s or something, you know, and just the audience isn't getting it.

And you're like, you know what, I'm going to go back to jokes about penguins.

That seems to be what they're doing.

You can kind of deal with it.

And so, but when you're on, when I'm recording, and here I'm in this glorious giant space where they shot Robocop, but it's just me.

So it's this, I'm in a warehouse by myself, just shouting into the ether, and I have no idea.

So like yesterday, I unveiled a new segment called Book Club where I do literature by existing political figures.

And I still have no idea how that went.

Like I haven't checked my Twitter or Facebook yet.

Yeah, so I haven't heard it myself.

I heard the premise and I thought...

A high threshold for embarrassment.

This could be either brilliant

or not so great.

We shared the same assessment.

Right.

So, and you still don't know.

You still don't know.

So I thought you could try it out here and see.

I really, this is, so you know,

America, you're becoming a guinea pig here.

And to be clear, you as a broadcaster, your advice here is after he doesn't know how it played to his audience, just to bring it in front of 10 million people and have him do it again before he's done.

I find Andrew funny.

I think he's really, really funny, and I think he's really smart.

Yes.

He also knows,

he knows audiences.

Let's see if he knows this one.

I don't know.

I would normally not let somebody else come on and just run with this.

When people talk about Glenn Beck fans, what they say is Glenn Beck fans hate socialists, but they love Herman Melville.

Yes, that's true.

We have

a sticker just like that.

So

this is Moby Dick as if written.

Moby Dick as written by Bernie Sanders.

By Bernie Sanders.

Called me Ishmael.

Some years ago, never mind how long precisely, having little or no money in my purse because of the stagnant middle class being devoured alive by evil plutocrats like Bill Gates and the Koch brothers, both of them, I thought I would sail about a little and see a watery part of the world.

It is a way I have of driving off the spleen and regulating the circulation.

That's actually what I'm in Melbourne right now.

You can kind of tell when you go in and out of it.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

In my travels, which I did in a single crumpled suit, I encountered Captain Ahab, a man determined to harpoon Moby Dick, the white whale.

Whales are the top 1% of the top 1% of the ocean.

There is no good reason for tuna to be smaller than whales.

When you look at charts of tuna and charts of whales and also charts of squirrels over the last 40 years, whales are getting bigger and tuna is staying the same or shrinking.

In Denmark, tuna gets as big as a Ford contour.

And whales in Denmark are only slightly larger than a respectably sized special needs bus.

There's a lot we can learn from Denmark.

Ahab looked out across the briny sea, which is the boneyard and watery charnel house of so many New England whalers.

All ye mastheaders have before ye now seen me give orders about a white whale, he said.

Look ye, do you see the Spanish ounce of gold?

Holding up a bright bold coin to the sun.

It is a $16 piece, men.

Do you see it?

Mr.

Starbuck, hand me yon top ball.

That's more.

He proceeded to hammer it into the mast.

Whoever sights the dreaded white whale gets the gold piece.

A $16 piece of Spanish gold was an insult to every working man on the ship.

How much is Ahab making?

Probably 100 times as much as my friend Quequeg.

I've got a lot of friends like Quequeg.

A lot of friends like Quequegag coming to my rails.

And the reason is whales.

Whales eat the tuna's food and become gigantic, possibly the size of small moons.

And that is why I told Captain Ahab, if you elect me ship captain, I will impose a 50% blubber tax on the biggest fish monsters.

And I will replace the parrots that those pirate guys wear on their shoulders with toucans.

Quite frankly, parrots have been through enough, and toucans have had it too easy.

I'm sorry, that's just my opinion.

Later, Ahab lowered into the blinky, inky black waters on a perilous rowboat armed with a harpoon.

A lot of people give me, Ishmael, crap on being soft on harpoon control and being too cozy with harpoon rights.

All I can say is that in Vermont, people love harpoons and they use their harpoons responsibly.

And so I have no further thoughts on harpoon control.

To me, a much more pressing issue is that to go to whaling school, most Americans need to take out an extensive loan.

And that loan has a higher interest rate than a car, which makes no sense.

Free whaling whaling schools should be paid for by the federal government through state taxes on rich dead people.

And if that's not enough, we can just print more money.

We can do that.

We can print money.

Ahab threw his harpoon straight and through, and it struck Moby Dick right in the back of his big fleshy head.

Then Ahab water skied behind the white whale for several minutes and even went up in the air a few times, like in episode 91 of Happy Days, where the Fonz jumps a tiger shark.

Afterwards, we all went out for Ben and Jerry's ice cream, which is delicious and equitable to its workers.

The end.

Oh, wow.

I think that's great.

Thank you very much.

Thank you.

Yeah, this is Solid Sanders.

Thank you very much.

The weird thing is, all of that's straight up from Moby Dick.

Really?

It's just me doing it with the Bernie Sanders accent.

I don't remember the Koch brothers being mentioned.

It's very prescient.

Very, very prescient.

Yeah,

it's quite stunning.

So

what is next in the book club?

I'm not sure.

I'm thinking about doing a segment tomorrow called A Day in the Life of Mike Pence, where I go through his line-by-line, like 10-15 pin 20 type thing.

I'm not sure who.

Have you thought of The Last of the Mohicans by Elizabeth Warren?

That could work.

I've thought about maybe doing like a set of haikus by Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.

So that would be really good.

So that's something I'm thinking about doing.

And then after that, I'm not sure.

I think there's a good vibe here of taking classical literature and then

imposing just a jarring political view.

Now, are you concerned that a vast majority of Americans

you would have to stop and say that part is Moby Thing?

That part is really Melville.

Yeah, I've accepted that I'm a niche audience when

I've come around to that.

I'm more of a premium performer.

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Glenn Beck.

Oh my gosh.

For all of the

years of the Clinton saying, it's a vast right-wing conspiracy.

You know, they are accusing us of murdering people.

They're accusing us of of murdering Vince Foster.

Okay.

They're now out saying

that Donald Trump was complicit on the cover-up of the Kashagi murder.

Is this what they're calling?

You've got to be kidding me.

They seem to be making a big deal about the fact that he didn't want to actually listen to the audio.

Which I don't, I mean, again, I don't know that that's a required thing.

We're all against the murder.

So

I did a lot of thinking about this last night

because it came from John Bolton, who I really respect.

And John said, I don't speak Arabic.

What could I have gotten out of it?

I know the translation.

I read the transcript.

And they said, the emotion.

Well,

I don't think I want my president to

listen for emotion.

I don't want, you're not making good decisions when you're angry.

I mean, ideally, if you could set this rule for your entire life, largely, you probably would, which is you'd never make a decision based on emotion in your entire life.

And now, no human being can live up to that standard.

And there is a little bit of romance out of life you probably lost if you never do.

Correct.

But you know, how many times do you make a business decision and somebody says, So is this what you want?

Is this how you're feeling?

Or do you really believe?

And sometimes you can't separate them.

That's not good when you have something really important that you're trying to decide.

Am I in love or am I in lust?

You know what I mean?

Am I making the right decisions for the right reasons?

That's really hard.

When you mix emotion, it becomes a lot harder.

It has been reported pretty widely that

one of the real pieces of emotion that Donald Trump has felt since being in office was the Syria chemical attacks.

When he saw that video and heard about those stories, he was emotionally moved

and wanted to, you know, reportedly go even heavier with the Syria campaign and was eventually talked out of it or, you know, Maddis and such.

They decided to go a slightly different direction, but

they still did act on it.

Remember, Trump came into office as a guy promising he would not intervene in these foreign situations.

And I think he was right on the Syria thing, largely, but still, like, it...

you know, emotion can be a beneficial tool when you want to move someone into something that they don't necessarily

left understand.

Yeah, and they use it all the time.

And they want to hear.

It's what they do with the guns.

It's probably a better example.

Every time there's a shooting, you get two weeks of hard press for banning anything they can in that two weeks.

Because once the emotion is gone, and you're making sober decisions, you look at, okay, well, violence rates are down.

Okay, well, these guns aren't even the ones doing it.

Okay, well, this wouldn't have even stopped the murders anyway, even if we had passed these laws.

And you go through these logical, this logical set of arguments.

And at the end, so far, every single time, with the exception of certain states and such, you've seen eventually logic win out when it comes to guns.

I mean, we've, but you, but that is not always a guarantee.

And they know if they try this a thousand times, one of the times it's going to work and they're going to ban

large pieces of what you're constitutionally guaranteed to be able to purchase.

So let me ask you this: what is it we're supposed to do with this information?

Are we supposed to because we've already condemned Saudi Arabia?

Are we supposed to cut all ties to Saudi Arabia?

Are we supposed to make them an enemy of ours?

What are we supposed to do?

I mean, I guess the and I think this is nothing but political gain here from Democrats is the idea that we should be tougher on them because they did this horrible thing.

Now, of course, they do these horrible things every day.

That doesn't make me feel any better about Khashoggi because, I mean, that's not a good thing, but they kill their own people often.

All the time.

There's every, you know, there's regimes all around the world.

I mean, remember, Diane Feinstein, or was it Barbara Boxer?

It was one of the California senators, went and met,

met

with

Assad in Syria.

Right.

Okay.

You know, we had Okasio, not Akasio-Cortez,

Tulsi Gabbard in Hawaii who met with Assad in Syria.

You know, you have,

we have, we have had all sorts of, particularly left-wing people, who have met with communist dictators and Morse Castro and all people all across the world that have done horrible horror.

The president, President Obama, met with Hugo Chavez.

And our president now met with Kim Jong-un.

To say that we're going to cut every single string from Saudi Arabia is not even something that the left believes.

They're trying to push for it because they think it puts Trump in a tough position.

And it is a tough position.

I mean, you know, Jared Kushner in particular has fought

to try to

get the more

open parts of the Saudi Arabian society to grow.

I think he believes that to be a really big key to changing the way that things are in the Middle East.

And I think this disengaging with him won't help that.

Right, no.

And I think this prince is actually moving in that direction.

He's just a mobster.

He's Tony Soprano.

And that's who we've been in bed with forever.

You know, we're in the bed with the Sopranos.

I don't want to encourage it,

but I don't also want to poke it in the eye.

Just, we condemn you for that.

Move on.

Mercury.