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okay you you want to be a bigger person and you you want to say you know I don't want to rub it in anybody's face

but I don't think I can be that person today

I'm gonna do you know what I'm gonna here's what I'm gonna do here's what I'm gonna do okay here's what I'm gonna do I'm gonna let the left speak for themselves.

Okay.

You know, the media personalities,

some of them expressed surprise, some of them disappointment.

Some of them despair

because there was not the blue wave.

And

if I may, I just,

you know, I just thought it would be.

I thought we'd start here.

This is the moment MSNBC absorbs the Ted Cruz win.

Here it is.

Hey, guys, I got to interrupt the re-election.

We have a big call.

This is out of Texas.

NBC News is projecting Ted Cruz will return to the Senate from Texas, and Republicans will be guaranteed control of the Senate as a result.

Let's go to Chris Hayes, who is in El Paso.

Chris Hayes, we've been going back to you all night long as we've been watching this almost unbelievably close race unfold.

NBC now projecting that Ted Cruz will be re-elected.

I got to ask you about how it feels in the room and whether or not people in the room have absorbed that call.

I don't think they have absorbed it at all, to be totally honest.

Loud music playing, it's filled.

I mean, someone earlier tonight, a Texas Democrat who's elected, described the math in Texas

like being in a prison and trying to get up over the wall.

He said you could try a million different ways.

It's a tall wall and it's really hard.

And Beto has done a lot to get up over that wall.

It looks like he's going to fall short.

I also just talked to

a Texas source who said

already it's the best night, just to put this in perspective, for Texas Democrats in a generation.

Yeah.

Yeah,

it's the best night for Texas Democrats in a generation.

And yet they're still on the wrong side of the wall in prison, apparently.

Here's Here's Jake Tapper

when he decides things

aren't really going the way everyone expected.

One of the things that's an interesting

side effect of this, if you will, is a lot of the Republicans who were critics of President Trump, Carlos Cabello in Florida, Mike Kaufman.

in Denver, they are being defeated.

So when the Republican Party regains or reconvenes in the House, assuming Democrats have taken over, or not, either way, that will be a more Trumpy Republican caucus in the House of Representatives.

The critics will have been picked off quite a bit.

Trevor Burrus, Jr.: So, Jake, what exactly does that mean about the blue wave?

Here he is a little while later.

It is entirely possible that the Democrats will regain control of the House today.

But I have to say, when you look at what's going on here tonight, this is not a blue wave.

This is not a wave that is knocking out

all sorts of Republican incumbents.

We saw, you just call the Kentucky 6th District.

Now, there are all sorts of ways that Democrats could regain the House without Amy McGrath having defeated incumbent Congressman Andy Barr.

But the fact is she did not.

And if she had, that would have really been an indication of a big, powerful blue wave.

The fact that she did not, and it is a district that he won two years ago, Congressman Barr, by more than 20 points.

But this was a a target.

Democrats did hope to win Kentucky sex.

And

the first thing that was a very good question.

I just want to point out that it is not a blue wave.

Now, Jake is a pretty fair guy, I think,

but

you could hear the little hearts breaking all around the table at CNN last night.

Here's Dana Bash.

Yeah, let's take a look at the map here of the governor's offices.

We're still

waiting to hear, but there's some really significant ones that we should point out.

First of all, the projection, we we didn't really have a chance to talk about it, but the idea that Ron DeSantis is going to be the next governor of Florida winning over Andrew Gillum is quite significant.

The fact that Mike DeWine is going to be the next governor of Ohio, keeping that state in Republican hands, that's going to be quite significant.

And why do I say it's going to be significant?

It's going to be significant because of the 2000 presidential election.

Those are two incredibly important states.

President Trump and the Democrats will be competing heavily for them.

And the fact is that there will be Trump supporters in the Capitol, in the governor's offices of both of them.

So that's quite significant when it comes to the governor's offices.

And then we're waiting to see, waiting to hear from

a few others.

Look, I mean, remember

the context of this.

The governor's mansions were a place where Republicans had made a lot of gains over the past several years.

And this election, Democrats were hoping to chip away at it big time.

They did in some cases.

But these two examples, Jake, that you just put up there are big heartbreaks for Democrats.

Obviously, the biggest is Florida because they were really hoping that Andrew Gilleman.

Can I go to Chuck Todd here just for a second?

Chuck had some hearts that were broken there that they were sweeping up at NBC as well.

Here's Chuck Todd.

I got my pollsters here.

I talked to my Republican half.

Let me talk to my Democratic half here, Fred Yang.

You're going to have to pay attention.

Look at the camera and turn to me here.

Democrats got the House, but in these statewide races,

no signature win for Democrats, whether it's Florida, Georgia, Texas.

Can we go to Savannah Guthrie?

She had just a little bit to say, too.

Go ahead.

Really prevail

in other parts of the country.

We know, as Chuck pointed out, in a wave election that's nationalized on a referendum around, say, Trump, Indiana goes Democratic, doesn't stay Republican.

And so when you look at an early hour on the House races, we know enough already to be able to tell that the notion of a blue tsunami crashing over Donald Trump's Washington does not look like at this hour that it's materializing.

In fact, when you look at the remaining U.S.

Senate seats that are falling into play, chances are overwhelmingly likely that there will be pickups in the Senate.

Andrew, you want to get on this?

Just very briefly, it's also not only who's getting elected.

It's who's not getting elected.

The next cut, please, of this election, because Marshall Blackburn is the first Republican to be elected from Tennessee who's not a moderate, not a Bob Corker.

Go all the way back.

They elect moderate Republicans from Tennessee, Lamar Alexander.

She is a Tea Party elected House member who is very much a Donald Trump.

Maybe it's the red wave on the Senate side, at least.

Yeah, on the Senate.

Well, that exit poll showed it was.

I just want to point out that anybody who says, and it is a horse apiece here, this is not a clear victory, but is

worth stating.

Some hearts were broken last night.

Some hearts were broken last night.

Van Jones was very, very sad last night.

Others were very, very sad last night.

Now, I don't want to dance on their, yes, I do, but I'm not going to dance

about that.

What I am going to say is

I've never in my lifetime seen

a media campaign for two solid years to discredit, to

call

every name under the sun, to smear,

to destroy, to convince America that this is the worst thing that has ever happened to us.

I've never seen this amount of money, this amount of airtime to try to

thwart anything.

I've never, I mean, I don't think this kind of airtime and money was spent for any war that I have lived in.

I don't think I've ever seen this ever.

They weren't this lockstep to convince us that war was good

and we had to go fight our enemy.

Never.

I didn't see it with the Soviet Union.

They didn't spend this kind of time and money in my lifetime trying to convince us that the Soviet Union was evil.

They put everything on the table.

They left everything on the field.

The Democrats and the media and Hollywood have left all of it on the field.

And gosh darn it, they just came up short.

Now here's the one thing they're not going to do.

Reflect.

They are not going to reflect.

I did,

and I have some advice.

I have some advice for the Democrats, but they will never listen.

And in fact, Stu is driving in this morning.

They had Michael Moore on MSNBC.

They are doubling down, which is exactly what I expected them to do.

I celebrate that.

The worst thing they could do is double down.

The worst thing they could do is say, oh,

Ocasio-Cortez, she's the new face of the Democratic.

That's the worst thing they could do for them.

It's the best thing that could happen to our constitutional republic.

They are going to double down and they are going to get worse.

And they're trapped.

They really are trapped.

Nancy Nancy Pelosi came out last night and immediately said, we are not going to impeach.

Well, Nancy, how are you going to keep all of those that currently want to eat you?

How are you going to keep those people on the left that you have brought into the party that are so radical that all they want to do, all they want is blood?

That's all they want.

41% of the people who voted last night, so I could pretty much guarantee they're all Democrats, 41% that went into the poll last night, they said they wanted to impeach Donald Trump.

41%.

How are you going to keep those people at bay?

How are you going to not look like a traitor to the cause to those people?

There is a war that is happening right now in the Democratic Party.

Nancy Pelosi probably

will not allow impeachment to happen because it would be the worst thing.

But I don't know if she can keep that party together.

It was a

it was not an optimal night.

Keeping the house would have been fantastic.

But last night, both sides should have learned something.

And here's the first thing the Republicans should do.

The Republican House has already passed 100 bills.

I don't even know what they all are, but some of them are probably pretty good.

They've already passed them.

They're just waiting for the Senate.

The Senate should pick up those 100 bills and they should pass them.

Then Congress should get together right now and put together another tax cut.

You could pass it right now.

Pass another tax cut.

Pass it, pass it, pass it.

Here's why.

One of the things that you should take away from this is it is the economy stupid.

If the economy goes to hell in the next two years, Donald Trump will have problems.

He's got to keep the economy going because this is a razor's edge margin.

If the economy falls apart, it's going to be hard to keep going in 2020.

Now, there is one bright side to that.

Who are the Democrats going to run?

Last night, I think, changed

everything for 2020 because we learned last night, Spartacus just ain't the answer.

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So here is

what I take from this.

And Bill O'Reilly is going to be up with us in about an hour.

Here's what I take.

There was no blue wave.

It is the cities versus the rural areas of America.

And the rural areas are becoming more red, and the cities are becoming more blue.

Trump is not on his last legs.

However, if the economy falls apart in the next two years, he may be.

Democrats, however, are in trouble for 2020.

Bernie,

you know, Corey Booker, the Democratic Socialist thing, that did not deliver.

You can say all you want about Ocasio-Cortez.

She's in what?

Brooklyn?

Of course that works.

Of course that works.

It didn't work anyplace else.

Look for a push to end the Electoral College in the next two years because

we have a divided America.

Congress is now dysfunctional.

You'll find investigations.

Today, at least, the stock market likes this.

The Democrats may put their masks back on.

I don't think they can.

I think they've let this genie out of the bottle, and I don't think the Democratic Socialists are going anywhere.

Democrats are losing voters in the middle of America.

and in the rural areas.

They are completely, they're just, they're not a force.

And here's why.

Because they've gone to extreme.

The middle of America does not want to abolish ICE.

It's also not racist, and that's very important.

But let me just use ICE as the example.

That is too radical for the average American in middle America.

The polarization pushed by the Democratic Party on race and everything else is too extreme to be sustainable for the Democrats.

Now, the other thing we learn is Texas is not purple, but it is purple-ish.

It's beginning.

It's a light, light, light, light purple-a-blue, a light purple-red.

It's just starting to turn.

And there's a lot of caveats to that.

But Texas is changing.

The Romney Republican districts, they went for the Democrats.

So anywhere these moderate districts were,

the Republicans are also going too far for the suburban areas.

So Democrats go too far for the middle of the country in rural areas, and the Republicans are going too far for the moderate Romney areas, because wherever Romney was elected

or voted for, I believe, went, generally speaking, for the Democrats.

So

their polarization of things like

that this is an invasion, and I think this is all a spin for the most part, but no ICE

and

a Muslim ban.

Those are the two extremes, and they are too extreme for the suburbans and also for the rural areas.

So the path that both the Republicans and the Democrats are on currently as of last night are unsustainable, but the Republicans are in a little better shape for the short term.

But the makeup of America is changing.

So, what does this mean for 2020?

It means if the economy stays stable and all things remain as they are, Trump will win 2020 because they do not have somebody who is moderate.

Now, this is where it gets frightening.

If they decide to put their masks back on, they can win.

And let me explain.

If you notice,

black women,

Muslim women, just women,

gay

politicians,

they won.

They won.

But generally speaking, they were not the ones who were like, and

I want to put a gay in every household.

I mean, they were not the crazy, crazies.

So

what I think this means is

just signaling that you are a gay woman is enough if you stay moderate in your speak.

Who you are represents change, and that would be enough to push you over the edge.

Welcome to the program.

I am so glad that you have tuned in today.

We have Pat Gray joining us now.

How are you feeling about last night, Pat?

I feel pretty good about it.

I, you know, not great, but pretty good.

I really feel good about the lamentation of MSNBC and CNN.

I love that.

That just feels good.

You know, I just

feel

I'm good with it.

Yeah.

I'm just going to be okay with gloating a little bit today.

Yeah.

And it's not that we have anything to gloat.

I mean, we didn't hold the house.

Right.

However, it wasn't the bloodshed.

And there are a couple of really bright spots.

The Democratic Socialists did not make a dent.

Which is fantastic.

Fantastic.

The only one who won was Ocasio-Cortez.

Right.

She was the only one.

I have to tell you, I can deal with Democrats.

If America starts embracing Democratic socialists who are saying the Constitution needs to be redone, they were talking in this campaign about getting rid of the Senate.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I mean, that's how crazy this is.

And they will.

They will.

There will.

I mean, they'll also try to get rid of the Electoral College before the next election.

Yeah, they will.

They have to.

That's a big deal.

They have to.

They have to.

They think they win every single election if it's just the popular vote.

That's what they think.

Well, that's

why

our founders didn't do it.

Right.

Because that always fails because you have a minority.

And here's what's really important to understand.

The center of the country should not dictate

what the cities have to do.

And the cities shouldn't dictate to the center of the country we have the electoral college so no one slim majority gets away with oppressing the minority but that's also only one of the stopgaps the other is don't federalize everything right If it's not federalized, I don't care.

And the cities don't care because the cities can do what they want and the states can do what they want.

Period.

Yeah.

It's kind of a brilliant system, but nobody wants to look at it.

There's a reason it's lasted this long.

So the idea with Gillam losing and

who is the governor in Texas?

Sorry, in

Georgia.

Brian Kemp is now the governor.

Yeah.

The other one was.

Are you talking about his opponent?

Stacy Abrams.

Stacy Abrams.

For her to lose, and especially with the added extra sugar on top of Oprah campaigning

just makes it wonderful.

Abrams has not yet conceded.

Apparently, she wants a do-over.

She thinks there should be a do-over for the vote, and I'm not sure how that works.

I don't think you can call institutional.

I call do-over.

I don't think that's a thing.

So

the other thing I think is, you know, pretty great is today I am not eating my underwear.

Yes.

I feel really good about that.

Did you hear the moment NBC announced and called it?

Just on your guys' show, it was fun.

Can we play it?

Can we play it again?

I just love the silence.

Silence.

They just don't know what to do.

Here it is.

This is the moment NBC called it for Cruz.

Hey, guys, I got to interrupt.

In the re-election,

we have a big call.

This is out of Texas.

NBC News is projecting Ted Cruz will return to the Senate from Texas, and Republicans will be guaranteed control of the Senate as a result.

Hello.

Guys, Zivity.

Chris Hayes is in El Paso at the end of the day.

It took off.

I just love that.

It took six seconds for a response.

That's an eternity on broadcast television.

I love that.

It's an eternity.

They're just stunned.

They don't know what to do.

Right.

And they will not self-reflect.

No, they will not.

They will not.

And that's a good thing, probably, because we'll beat them again because of it.

They will never figure out what the American people actually think.

Because they don't really care.

They don't care.

They don't care.

They think they are smarter than the rest of the country.

And that's the problem.

That's the problem.

You think you're smarter.

That is what?

Progressivism.

We're smarter.

You're a cow.

I'm a rancher.

Just get into the pen and just, no, just go up the ramp.

Yes, we're going to shoot you in the head in a few minutes.

Just go on the ramp.

You're a cow.

That's the way it really, that's the way they view things.

You're too stupid to be able to figure things out.

And so, when you go against what they are planning, they just think you're a monster or just so stupid that we need to regulate you even more.

Yep.

And that's why they will continue to lose.

I hope.

I mean,

the second they win with those attitudes is the second I think America

is over.

Now, Gavin Newsom, the guy who brought poop to the streets of San Francisco,

is now

able to bring poop to all of California.

Oh, good.

And I think that's fantastic.

Good.

I think that's fantastic.

I didn't notice that.

Did he win?

He's the governor.

Yeah, he's the governor.

Oh, wow.

You went from Jerry Brown

to Gavin Newsom.

That's really bad.

Can you imagine?

The guy who did this to San Francisco,

you bring that on?

Oh, man.

When will Californians learn?

They won't.

No, and then

their state will continue to deteriorate and they'll continue to leave it.

I know I'm not supposed to gloat, but it just makes me happy when I think of all of the

effort that Hollywood put into this.

Oh, yeah.

I mean, they just, Hollywood is on a suicide watch to take all of the shoestrings and belts away from every celebrity in California.

They were all in on Betto.

They were so invested in him.

And so last night, the Alyssa Milanes of the World and

somebody named Busy Phillips.

Do you know who that is, Stu?

Busy Phillips.

Busy Phillips?

Yeah, no.

Anyway.

Phillips, but they're very busy.

It's just Phil, but they're so busy.

They've all pivoted now to just 2020.

Okay, well, Betto lost, but that's okay.

He'll just run for president in 2020.

I mean, he is in in that window.

We talked about this before the election.

He got close enough that it doesn't completely.

He is in that window.

Yeah, he's within four.

They came within

three points.

That's shocking to me.

It's a matter of whether he wants to now.

Yeah, he said, of course, yesterday.

He said no, but I mean, they always exist.

Of course, he's going to.

Yes, he's going to run.

But here's the thing.

What the Democrats should do, and I hate to say this out loud, but they're not listening.

What the Democrats should do are run more candidates like Betto.

Betto is a guy who's who's saying

all the right things.

Look, I'm just for common sense, blah, blah, blah.

And

he's extreme.

He's so extreme.

If you can find those candidates that will, for instance,

cinema, she is as extreme as they come.

Yet she was saying on the campaign trail, no, no, no, we've got to do something about these borders.

Right.

Well, her something is not the something that I think people in Arizona were looking for, but she was playing the moderate.

When you play the moderate, you can win.

Even Abrams in Georgia was saying, as she's talking about confiscating guns from people,

look, I'm all about the Second Amendment.

I'm just talking about common sense legislation here.

Right.

No, you're not.

Right.

You're talking about, but, but, that's what people, yes, that's what kept it close.

Right.

That's what kept it close.

So if they do that and they put the mask back on, it's going to make our jobs a lot more difficult because then they're going to go, oh, conspiracy.

He's just a racist for saying that we want to come for all of your guns.

No, that's what you're saying.

And they're, and they're still trying to get away with that, even though people are actually.

are taking the mask off.

Like you predicted they were going to, they have.

Many of them have.

You know, you think about Jim Carrey's appearance a few weeks ago on Bill Maher, where he was talking about socialism.

And Bill Maher was like, hey, don't play into their hands with that, Jim, because they're using that conspiracy theory against us.

And he's like, what do you mean?

I think we should embrace it.

Embrace the word and all of it.

We are socialists.

Let's just be socialists.

It's better.

No, it's not.

Wow.

That's pretty amazing.

And that, okay, I can fight you on that.

You know, we can argue about that.

We can talk about that.

If you think socialism socialism is better let's go let's go toe-to-coat prove it on the facts yeah it's you know there's a difference between socialized medicine which does not work and we can talk about the facts there's a difference between socialized medicine and what canada is canada is a capitalist nation

it is not a socialist state it is a capitalist nation with a giant welfare state same with europe that's different it's still not good but it's different than what the Democratic Socialists are saying.

And the problem is, is for the Democrats, is the Democratic Socialists took their masks off and they literally were.

I mean,

I'm amazed,

amazed that they would actually say, and you know what?

The Senate just doesn't work.

We need to abolish the Senate.

It's just unbelievable.

Unbelievable.

I mean, that goes beyond what we've, what you were, I think even what you were saying about them taking the masks.

Oh, yeah.

No, I would never think they'd do that.

No way.

They would say, you know, capitalism just doesn't work.

That's what I said.

Yeah.

This capitalism

just doesn't work.

Right.

Never would I believe they would go so far to say the system doesn't work.

The system, the Constitution doesn't work, and we need to abolish the Senate.

That's so far over the edge.

And only people like Ocasio-Cortez can get away with that because she's talking to a very small number of people in her district.

Yeah.

So, yeah, you can get that small number in her district, but you cannot get America on board for that.

Let's hope not.

Because the minute they can, then it is over.

It's not over.

So the minute they can, I will tell you the minute that they will do it.

The day the economy collapses.

Yeah, right.

If the economy collapses, then we're in trouble.

All bets are off.

Please, Donald Trump, please, Mr.

President, I beg you, please listen to your advisors.

The trade war is your biggest,

it will be your downfall if you don't stop the trade war.

That gets any worse, and it's going to kill the economy, and you will not win without the economy.

Please, Mr.

President, stop with the trade war.

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Let me go to Will real quick in Georgia.

Hello, Will.

Hey, Glenn, it's an honor to to talk to you, sir.

I was calling to discuss the governor's race here in Georgia.

They actually haven't officially called that race yet.

Stacey Abrams is refusing to concede that.

But I wanted to comment on Google's impact on the election.

Yesterday, Google was running two primary ads on the search engine page.

One was for vote for Stacey Abrams, the Democrat, and then the other was

Kemp Can't Be Trusted, obviously a negative ad against Brian Kemp, the Republican.

And I did almost a dozen searches just to research.

and every single one of them, no matter what the iteration or search terms, it was biased towards the Democratic candidate.

And I'm very familiar with, I'm very active in the IP technology world and extremely intimate with Google's technology.

And people need to start waking up of the bias and the impact that Google is having on just day-to-day life, let alone these big elections.

They are having a huge impact and nobody gets it.

You're exactly right, Will.

Thank you so much for your call.

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That is actually something that one of the executives at Google said at one point: no, you know, there's a creepy line and we'll come right up to that line, but we'll never cross it.

And they have, and it's, it's truly amazing that none of us know how we're being manipulated.

So, Stu is not as excited as I am.

No,

I can see, you know, like there's an idea that the worst case scenario could have happened and you avoided it.

So that's, I think, I think a positive.

But again, if you care about smaller government and lower regulations and lower taxes.

And getting things done.

Yeah.

Today is worse than yesterday.

Yeah.

And so, I mean, celebration does not seem like the mode.

I think you avoided the worst case scenario, which is obviously great.

But, you know, a moral victory is different than a victory.

You play to win the game, to quote Tony W.

And, you know, it's, it's an idea of, and I, I was, last night I said exceeding expectations is different than winning.

And I think that we, even though they feel the same sometimes, they're different.

Though, I mean, I think as we're looking at this now, I don't know that you can argue they exceeded expectations.

I mean, it looks as if, I mean, we did an election preview on the Glend program on Monday and which we said

52 seats in the Senate.

Right now, there are three

seats that are undecided.

It looks like

Arizona, there's a good chance the McSally holds on there.

Looks like Montana may very well go to Tester and completely too close to call in Florida right now.

I really could go either way.

Got to be probably a recount there.

Depending on which way that Florida goes, it's going to be 52 or 53 seats.

So they were right in line with expectations there.

The polls, as far as the House go,

we talked about this, a moderate amount of House seats for Democrats and a win for Democrats is exactly what they did.

I mean, it really was exactly about expectations.

I think the Republicans were so fearful of that wave and dumb candidates like Betto winning and things like that.

Those outlier things that didn't wind up happening and Gillum,

it was exciting because you're like, all right, well, those terrible things we were worried about didn't happen, but it wasn't.

And I don't think you can argue this is a win.

I agree.

I just am happy that America rejected the Democratic Socialists.

And I am

happy for the sad times at the networks.

And I'm going to take that as a win today.

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Mr.

Bill O'Reilly, who I spent far too much time with last night.

Welcome.

Welcome to the program, Bill.

I'm here, Beck.

I am up early and ready to go.

Now,

Bill,

what's your initial thought from what happened last night?

Well, I think that President Trump

has to basically

rethink his confrontational strategy for the next year.

In the sense that he has to go on a charm offensive.

You know what I do every day on billorilly.com?

I'm very charming and engaging and charismatic.

Not really.

No.

Okay.

Well,

Stu might be able to explain it to you.

Right, okay.

So

the reason that the Republicans lost the House wasn't because of Republican policies.

Everybody should understand that.

If it were, they would have lost the Senate too, because the Senate is a more important body.

So people weren't voting because they didn't like Trump's economic plan or they didn't like

the North Korean thing or the trade thing.

They were voting because they didn't like him.

All right?

They didn't like, we don't like you.

And that were primarily women voters, not men.

Men broke for him.

But women do.

And we don't like you.

You're too much.

too antagonistic.

That's a lesson I think the president should learn.

He hinted at it yesterday and said, well, maybe I'll soften it up a little.

He should.

Now, that doesn't mean he becomes a wuss.

It doesn't mean he takes a lot of garbage from the press, which is flat out dishonest.

It doesn't mean any of that.

It just means he picks his battles a little bit more.

And he maybe de-emphasizes the personal nature of immigration and gets into, hey, do you want anarchy?

Do you want a country that has no law?

But he diminishes the fact that they come from Guatemala and Mexico.

See what I'm talking about?

Yeah,

I think it's his personal attacks.

And you know what I said earlier today?

The thing that both sides should take away is the extreme polarization is not good.

Yeah, but the left's never going to do that.

No, I know.

The left's going to fall into a trap.

So when these crazy bomb-throwing congresspeople get power, like Nadler and Schiff and Pelosi,

they're going to start to misbehave, Beck.

Misbehave.

All right?

And that's going to help Trump and the Republicans because nobody wants chaos when they're trying to earn a living.

Remember that what I just said.

Nobody wants chaos when they're trying to earn a living.

All right?

Now, if these people, oh, we want to see his tax thing and we want to see

where he does his hair and then

impeachment, which is never going to happen.

Everybody knows it's not going to happen because the Senate is now firmly in the hands of the Republicans.

So why even bothering with this exercise?

Because you want to create chaos and nobody wants chaos when they're trying to make a living.

So

those people

in the far left, if they're going to do that, they're almost assuring that President Trump will win in 2020 and the Republicans are regaining the House.

Well, I think Nancy Pelosi has really got her back up against the wall here because she said immediately last night, we are not going to impeach.

I mean, unless the Republicans want to join us, and I don't think that's going to happen.

Nancy is not stupid.

Right.

However, she may be way misguided, and she knows just what I said is true.

But here's the problem.

41% of the people who went out and voted last night, which had to be almost every Democrat,

41%

all said they wanted the president to be impeached.

So how do you get the House and then take the, let's just say 10%

of that base that is very radical and put that genie back into the bottle and be normal?

I don't know, Genie.

No, seriously.

How do you put, how do you, how do you contain them?

How do you ignore them, Beck?

If you're the Democratic leadership, you learn a couple of things from last night.

Number one, the radical left is not going to bring you power in this country.

The big winners, as we said in TV last night, and by the way, I have a question for you and Stu as Texans, and I got to get to that.

So just keep that in mind.

But the big thing that we said on TV last night is Joe Biden's a big winner because he's the most well-known moderate Democrat.

And the country doesn't want

Cato.

They don't want Gillam.

They don't want the socialists.

And that should be very apparent to everybody.

And

the Democratic structure now shifts into presidential gear.

We got to beat him in 2020.

So Biden knows it.

Biden is like Mr.

Diplomat this morning.

I'm using a soundbite on billorilly.com tonight.

Oh, oh, no, we have to come back to civility and we have to be this, and we have to be that.

Now, Bloomberg

is also going to run as a moderate Democrat with a lot of money, much more money than Biden has.

But Bloomberg is New York-centric.

Nobody really knows.

Nobody's going to vote for Bloomberg.

Bloomberg is not a guy who could win.

He's just not.

I kind of agree with that, but he's going to throw all kinds of bombs into the Democratic machine because he's got so much money.

And, you know, you can't dismiss him because everybody said that about Trump.

Bloomberg is like the

Democratic version of Trump in a much different personality mode.

But he doesn't need anybody's money.

The billionaire.

He's thinking about

what you want.

There's a huge difference.

Donald Trump was a personality that was in everybody's house.

I mean, the apprentice really

set him up to be the president of the United States.

He was in everybody's house.

He was generally trusted.

They knew him.

They liked his, you know, bombastic style.

Nobody knows Bloomberg in the center of the country, and he's just not a likable guy.

He's just like...

He doesn't want you to drink soda.

I know, which makes him a very unlikable guy.

So all the Dr.

Pepper drinkers aren't going to vote for him.

Now, I got questions for you.

All right.

So, Cruz wins by what, three?

Three percent?

Shocking.

Okay, yeah.

So what's going on in Texas?

Tell me what's going on.

Well, there's a couple of things.

First of all, Ted Cruz

screwed up and betrayed, I think, both sides of the conservative movement.

He was a never-Trumper

who said and had every reason, you know, my dad killed Kennedy.

You didn't know that.

Did you know that?

No, I didn't know that.

No, I didn't know that.

So all of these crazy things that were said about him, and he was strong, and he took a strong principled stance.

Now, the time to say, okay you know what that was during the election is at the convention

and so at the convention he decided to not endorse Donald Trump which pissed off all of the Donald Trump people.

Then in the shadows he decides to endorse Donald Trump out of the spotlight.

So he gets none of the credit.

He gets all of the blame for not endorsing him.

And then he comes and endorses him.

And so he pissed off all of the other side.

He's also very wooden.

Now, those are the things about Ted Cruz that were happening here in Texas.

What you also have to take into consideration is you have, you know, Pinocchio, the wooden boy, and you have this guy, you know, what was his name?

The boy that came and took him down with the donkeys.

You have that guy in Beto, who everybody, he's fun in games and he

skateboards and everybody likes him, and $70 million.

That's not counting all of the Hollywood love and all of the money that has come into this state in the last four years just to change it to blue.

There is a history.

So you think, Jeffrey, you think it's a one-off

Cruz

who just didn't run

his

profile as a senator well, and this is an anomaly.

No, I I don't.

I think that this is two things: an anomaly and a very early sign that if Texans don't wake up and the Republicans don't wake up, you're going to be looking at a California by 2024.

Very good analysis.

I don't think Texans will ever

go the way of California because I lived there for a couple of years and there's a real strain of independence there.

Bill wash government down their throats like you have in California every time you turn around.

You are right, but I lived here in the 80s, I lived here in the 90s, and

I live here now.

It is not the same place it was in the 80s and 90s.

There's a lot of people coming in for economic reasons.

Yes.

But do they want

the taxes to follow them there?

Yes.

They don't get it.

Yes.

They're from California.

They voted for it in the first place.

Right.

The other thing that I want to note is that the power in America to change our society lies with judges.

And since the Republicans have increased, remember, you're not going to have a John McCain, Obamacare situation anymore, not going to have a Jeff Flake, all that, Susan Collins, not going to have it anymore.

The comfortable margin.

So Trump will get more judges appointed.

He's already on a record-breaking

scheme of getting judges, and the judges are going to put the brakes on the politically correct society.

And that is like been overlooked.

Byron York had a very good column today in a Washington Examiner saying that the real power to change America lies with judges.

Shouldn't be that way, but he's right.

He's right.

So everybody thinks, well, Supreme Court, you know, if Ruth Bader Ginsburg suddenly moves to Argentina, as I've been encouraging her to do,

there'll be another appointment.

But it's about the lower court federal judges that are appointed by Trump, and the Senate has to okay them.

And now

it's like, come on in here.

Right.

That is the real thing that Ted Cruz and Mike Lee need credit for.

Donald Trump,

one of the reasons why I think Ted Cruz, and I don't know, but one of the reasons why I think Ted Cruz, you know, kind of cozied up to him is because he saw if I cozy up to him, I can help with the judges.

And he and Mike Lee kind of given the keys

to Daddy's car, and they have designed Trump's lower court judge policies and the list that he picks from.

And they've done a remarkable job on that.

Yeah, because that should give every traditional American hope that this nutty, crazy, socialist PC, Me Too, all of this stuff, no due process, hang you on an allegation, that can be stopped by the courts.

One final question for you and Stu.

Is Stu still there, by the way?

I'm still.

I'm waiting for your next question, Bill.

Okay.

Did Trump save Cruz with the Houston thing?

Did he save him?

I tend to think the answer to that is no.

I think he would have won anyway.

I mean, if you look at, you know, to your point earlier, Bill, I mean, you know, Greg Abbott, who's also ran against someone very similar in policy to Betto O'Rourke,

beat

his opponent by 13 or 14

for governor.

I think really Betto just caught that wave and all that money and all the excitement.

And Cruz, you know, I mean, I like Cruz a lot.

I think he's done a really good job as a senator.

I like his voting record.

He has.

But he's not the greatest candidate in the universe.

And I think that those two things,

even with that perfect storm, they still could only get within three points.

I don't think that was the difference, though.

Certainly didn't hurt.

I mean, I think it was definitely helpful.

And the fact that both of those guys have been able to get over whatever they had going on in the primaries, you know, it's probably a good thing for the Republican Party.

It is.

If not,

I think

Becky got on TV.

Beck had a tie on and a jacket.

If everybody, I hope you saw that.

I was very impressed.

That's why people tuned into the coverage, yeah.

Yeah.

But I think

they made an excellent point by saying that the alternative media last night, okay, BillO'Reilly.com, the Blaze, we were talking with CR-TV, we were talking with Newsmax, Daily Wire, much better, much better than the rooters and the establishment media, which were boring and didn't tell you anything.

Yep.

Bill, thank you very much.

I appreciate it, brother.

We'll see you Friday, right?

You got it.

You got it.

You got it.

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We go to Stu, get a little bit of his analysis here on what happened last night and what it means and also possible recounts.

Oh, dear God, in Florida again.

Yeah, there's actually three races that are not yet decided in the Senate.

Florida is one of them.

You know, Rick Scott was not supposed to win this race.

He was an underdog by a few points.

He

has taken a lead and went into last night with a lead.

What we see here is there's about, they think about a little over 100,000 votes still left to count.

And they are almost exclusively from blue areas.

Miami, Fort Lauderdale,

others.

The issue of this is right now

we're 34,000 votes split right now.

So the estimate from

the New York Times is that there is a, that Nelson leads by 25 points among the votes that would be counted if it continues the way it's been going.

That would put Scott as a

slight favorite.

They say 52%.

So, I mean, we're in the middle of a complete toss-up election after the election.

And already Nelson is saying we're going for a recount.

So that one, I would not expect to get an answer on that one either way for a while.

So I just put behind you, I just took it out of our vault, this is...

This is one of the lovely hanging Chad voting booths from Florida in 2000.

This is one of the, remember when they were looking at it, that is behind you one of the actual voting booths that they had, which is crazy.

Yeah, very crazy.

So also in New York, in Arizona,

there are, it looks to be,

there's still 546,000 votes to be counted in Arizona as an estimate.

They do believe that McSally, who currently leads by

about 15 or 16,000 votes, should hold on.

They have her as a 60% favorite, although, again, very close.

They think that the 546,000 votes spread out across the state are almost exactly even from where they are now.

So she shouldn't lose too much of that margin if this thing holds.

McSally will hold that race.

It's very close, though.

Again, 52% and 60%.

These are toss-up races after the election's already occurred, which is really an amazing thing.

The last one is Montana.

And, you know, I think if you kind of look at,

if you look at the the vote count right now, you might be optimistic if you're a Republican.

You'll see Rosendale leads by about 3,000 votes.

The problem with this is there are still about 100,000 votes left to count, and

estimates are most of them are from Missoula.

So the estimates are the tester leads that vote by about 20 points.

If that's true, he will win the race.

In fact, they're much more confident in that than either of the other two races.

They gave

Tester an 89% chance to pull this one out.

Now, again, it's still going to be incredibly close.

This happened to Tester two elections ago as well, an incredibly close race that he somehow pulled off.

But it's interesting, if these go,

if they all go to the Republicans, you'd get to, I think it's 50.

53 or 54.

If they don't go to the Republicans, you could go down to 52.

It's in that area, though.

Between 53 is the most likely outcome, they believe, which is right around what we expected, honestly, going in.

So we'll see how those three shake out.

They're still big deals, though.

So what does this mean to you for the future next?

Glenn, back.

Mercury.

There have been three major wave elections

in the

last 50 years.

If you look at 1994 wave election, 2006 and 2010 were wave elections.

They were expecting this to be a wave election, but it was not a wave election.

The Democrats did well.

And as

there's a great story by Leon Wolf, who's the managing editor at the Blaze, ontheblaze.com right now, where he says,

if you are a United States senator from one of the states

that were red and you voted against Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation to the Supreme Court, you got punished for that vote with the loss of your Senate seat.

While some Democrats may attempt to claim that other factors were at play in the GOP surprise victories over incumbents in Florida, Missouri, Montana, Indiana, blah, blah, blah, there's no escaping the facts.

Democrats who actually cast a vote against Kavanaugh drastically underperformed compared to the Democrats in the rest of the country.

He's making the case that

if

that the actions with Kavanaugh at the end, where they came back and said, here's Blasey Ford,

that Dr.

Ford and the way the Democrats handled that is the reason

he makes the case, and I'd love to hear your opinion of this, that if that wouldn't have happened, the Democrats may have lost both houses.

both chambers, the Senate

and Republicans.

The Republicans would have lost the House and the Senate last night.

Yeah, I fully agree that that was a disaster for them because they, you know, you had a combination of factors at play.

You had

the idea that they were going to do anything they could to stop Kavanaugh.

You know, that was a big part of it.

A big part of the theory behind what they did with Kavanaugh was delay this as long as we can, stop Kavanaugh in any way possible, no matter what we have to say.

If we do that, we have a chance to win the Senate, and then we can stop it for all time.

That was their hope at the very beginning.

Then, a combination with another incentive of a bunch of 2020 potential candidates that need to signal to the far, far, far left they'll do anything to win.

That's why you had Spartacus up there saying, hey, I'll break the rules.

I'm telling you right now, I'm breaking the law, but I don't care.

This is too important.

They all had to virtue signal to their extremes to try to get in the right place to win in 2020.

So, you put those two things together.

It wound up being they went so far that the American people couldn't stand it.

Now, one minor thing is: I think Tester probably will get through in Montana.

He probably will win.

If that does happen, he'd be the one exception to that rule because he did also vote against Kavanaugh.

But we said this right the next day: Heidkamp and Manchin locked in

their elections with those votes.

Heidkamp voting no and Manchin voting yes locked in both of those results.

Heidkamp lost, Manchin won as Democrats.

You

called this race

if Nelson

uh if the uh uh Nelson race falls apart and is flipped as we think it may be it may that was that one's total toss still 50-50 shot of what could happen in the middle.

Uh, you will be 100% accurate on what what you

all the Senate races this time.

I mean, you know, you never know when these things go it's nice for one of them to go your way sometimes.

Yeah, um, but yeah, I mean, it's we predicted 52 seats right now.

If Scott can hold on, when his razor-thin margin is going to go to a a recount, it would be 53 seats, but we're right about there.

Same thing with the House.

We predicted high 20s

as far as losses go for the House, which would have given Democrat control.

It did happen, although it looks like it's going to be more like 34 seats for Republicans to lose in the House.

So it's

slightly worse in the House, slightly better in the Senate, is what looks like it's going to come out, although the Senate might be exact.

You know, the polls did really well here.

I don't know if people are going to go back and look at that.

I mean, there there are certain races where there was an odd error.

Like, for example, I'll give you Indiana, which looked like a pure toss-up going into the race and was a blowout, really.

I mean, it was a surprising blowout.

But most,

generally speaking, over all of them, they did actually very well this time.

I don't know a single person in Texas that is a Republican that believed the poll of within three points for Ted Cruz.

I don't know a single person, and that's exactly what it was.

I was surprised on that one, too.

I mean, I really thought that was going to be five or six.

I know there were some people who thought, you know, you thought it was over 10.

Yeah, I mean, it could have been, I wouldn't have been shocked if it was.

It was for Greg Abbott, right?

And won by 14 for governor.

You know, if you look back at history, I went back and looked at the last four, I think it was 14, yeah, it was 14 midterm elections.

Last 14 midterm elections going back to Kennedy, the Republicans lost more House seats than 10 of those elections.

So it's

on the worst side of a midterm as far as the House goes.

It wasn't a good outcome, per se.

But it wasn't a wave like definitely was not a wave.

In 2010, yeah, that was a wave.

That was a wave.

That was a wave.

And this had all of the momentum of a wave.

Certainly, if you watch the media, you thought it was a wave.

Oh, sure.

Phase had everything.

And it also had the turnout.

In 2010, 96 million Americans turned out.

2014, 83 million turned out.

Yesterday, 113 million Americans turned out for a midterm.

This should have been a wave,

but it was a wave really on both sides.

And both sides engaged.

And that's what's interesting here is I think if you look at the models, the people who are modeling this out, they all predicted high turnout.

This exceeded even their highest turnout predictions.

So that's how big of a deal this was.

And I think to your original point, that's the reason.

Going into this election one or two months ago, you had an incredibly passionate Democratic base and you had a

Republican base.

They would have showed up.

They would have won some elections.

I don't know.

Would Betto have won?

I don't think so.

But maybe he would have.

It would have been a lesser.

But Kavanaugh made it so both sides felt like that.

Both sides felt like this was incredibly important.

Both sides were highly motivated.

And that is why it was such a massive miscalculation and also completely evil to accuse someone of gang rape

when he wasn't guilty of it.

So we'll set that aside for a moment.

But just the politics of it, an incredible mistake.

You know, Michael Avenatti is got to be the,

he is never going to get love from any Democrat ever again.

And it wasn't just him.

It was Kamala Harris.

It was Corey Booker.

It was Diane Feinstein.

It's Dianne Feinstein.

She is, I think she is, I mean, it was her office that the leak came from.

It was her office that they contacted.

She was the architect of that.

If there is anyone directly responsible for the loss for the Democrats, it's Diane Feinstein.

And then it's Kamala Harris and Corey Booker

and

what's her name?

The

Linda Sarsour.

I mean, it's the crazies around, and quite honestly, the media.

The media and the way they dogpiled on that thing.

That just set a fire under a lot of Americans who said, this is absolutely unfair.

And I think this is something that happens to people all the time.

It's not exclusive to politicians or Democrats or anything.

When you really feel like things are going your way and everything's on your side, it's when you're vulnerable to big mistakes.

Yep.

And

this is a huge one.

I mean, you know, again, the Senate, they had a shot at the Senate.

There was a time, I think, before Kavanaugh, I think they had a legitimate shot at the Senate, though they still would have been the underdogs because of the structure of it.

It was an uphill climb for Democrats the entire time here.

But they could have had a gigantic 60, 70, 80 seat type of wave election in the House

without the Kavanaugh thing.

I mean, they just played that so horribly and were so disconnected with the basic goodness and logic of the typical American.

You know, you know, like people, we're in a world where we'll accept some level of stretching the truth.

We watch advertising all the time.

We know that we know that.

But you can't completely disconnect from logic and

from due process and from just general goodness.

You can't accuse a guy of gang rape

without any evidence.

It's different even if you're accusing, like, you know, calling a whole race of people, all white people are racist.

That's pretty despicable.

But to single one person out and go on a witch hunt like they did with Kavanaugh, people are generally fair.

And that just was really,

really unsettling for a lot of Americans.

So congratulations to the left.

And

I hope you learn your lesson, but I don't think you will.

Let me go to Mark in Rhode Island.

Hello, Mark.

Welcome to the Glenbeck program.

Glenn.

Yes.

Hi, Glenn.

It's great to talk with you.

And I just want to thank you for all of the work that you've done over the years.

I've been listening to you and following you since, well, the 2000 election.

Wow.

So

don't give up.

You are making an impact.

Believe me, I'm in the bluest, bluest place in the country, Rhode Island.

I mean, we make California look fire engine red.

Wow, that's true.

It's crazy.

Now,

I've got a map in front of me of the congressional districts and Republican versus Democrat.

And it's, you know, it's 90% red and 10% blue.

If I switch that map to county by county, this country is 95% red, 5% blue.

It's all concentrated in the cities.

I'm saying the blue areas, the metropolitan areas.

What's in the cities?

Colleges.

What do you find on college campuses?

College.

Elitists.

What do elitists use as their primary source of news?

NPR, without a doubt.

NPR is the most destructive force in this country.

Something has to be done to stop them.

And I just, I don't know what it is, but I find it so incredibly frustrating.

Okay, so here's the thing.

First of all, I don't think I agree with you on that.

I do believe that they are just far, far left.

And they have,

you know,

and nobody even looks at them.

I think if you want to stop them, the only way to stop them really is to cut their funding.

And here's the case that you make.

If you look at the podcasts, which is the future, and

you look at their ratings on radio, et cetera, et cetera, in some areas they do really well.

Their thing is they've never been able to make money.

Well, the reason why is

the way they run it is ridiculous.

I would never hire anyone who had NPR experience, and it is not because they're not good.

They're very good.

And it's not because of their political bias, it's because they do not live in reality.

What commercial radio does with one person, it takes them about eight.

The other thing is, if you look at the podcasts, which are the future, podcasts, they dominate in the podcast world, but they can't make any money.

They

still,

the people that I,

and I think the New York Times is this way as well,

The three biggest agencies, if you will, for commercials don't really invest at all in

NPR, even though they have huge ratings on podcasts, because no one buys the product.

They don't know how to sell.

So if you want to stop them, I am not for silencing of any voices.

And I personally, I listen to the New York Times every morning and I listen to NPR.

I want to know what the other side is saying.

And so I am very dead set against silencing voices.

But here's what you do.

You just make them pay for themselves.

Stop giving government money to NPR.

We don't need that.

There are voices out there.

There's more chances for people to hear different voices.

Look at Pod Saves America.

Why do we need NPR?

We have that, and it's commercially run.

Why do we need it?

These stories are being told.

You don't need the public radio anymore, the public television anymore.

And that's the way you do it, quite honestly.

But again, it's not about silencing voices.

It's about leveling the playing field.

We all like a fair and level playing field, don't we, NPR?

All right, I want to talk to you a little bit about our response to the Saffaur filter by.

Stu and I

were not exactly,

you know, Tim Allen when it comes to being handy around the house.

Was your dad handy around the house?

Yeah, pretty much.

Really?

Yeah.

So you just never learned.

Well, he's the same way with cars.

Like, he knew how to do fixed cars, so I never learned word one about it.

I have no idea.

My wife came out.

We had the hood up of our truck, and

my son and I were just laying under the truck.

We just kind of looked through it and we were laying under the truck.

And she came out and she said, what the hell are you guys doing?

And I said, I'm just

trying to show Rafe some of the things.

She said, you don't know what the hell you're even talking about.

What are you doing?

And I'm like, he doesn't know that.

It's true.

I'm showing him the defibrillator right now.

He doesn't have any idea.

Anyway, so we're not exactly

the man that does it all.

In fact, I'm really the man who does nothing when it comes to fixing things, including changing my own filters.

HVAC systems, you've got to change your filters.

And if you don't, it's bad for you, bad for the air that you breathe, bad for your allergies, et cetera, et cetera.

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This is the only reason why, and I think this is true.

I'm pretty sure this is true.

I don't think I've ever changed a filter in my life.

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I brought out

today in the studio.

We have a,

I'm not sure if it was Palm Beach.

What was the county?

Was it Palm Beach?

Palm Beach County was a big focus.

It's one of the counties in Florida.

This is one of the hanging Chad voting machines.

And I'll never forget, there's one picture that sums this up.

It's the guy who he has his glasses, I think, up at the top of his head, and he's looking at a hanging Chad.

He's kind of holding that card up.

Do you remember that image?

We're headed for something like that.

God forbid, there is a recount that is going on once again in Florida.

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Get it right.

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Okay, so yesterday,

one of the bills that passed up in Massachusetts is,

I think, is crazy because I don't believe,

I'm sorry, I just don't believe that gender is of choice.

I don't believe that gender is fluid.

But here's what they did.

Question three on the ballot initiative up in Massachusetts, they approved it, which, according to the Hill, quote, prohibits discrimination in public accommodations, restaurants, hotels, hospitals, stores, and public transportation, and allows to use spaces that align with their gender identity.

Okay, look, I don't want you kicked out of any place.

I don't want to be mean to anybody.

I don't know anybody who does.

But when it comes to bathrooms, I'm sorry.

You know, if you're a dude and you're like, look, I am identifying as a woman today.

Come on.

Massachusetts has become the first statewide referendum to enforce now the policy that is specifically aimed at transgender and non-binary people's public protection.

Andrew Beckwith, legal analyst for No On 3, Keep Massachusetts Safe, said, We are deeply disappointed that the people of Massachusetts will continue to be forced to sacrifice their privacy and their safety in the name of political correctness.

Republican Governor Charlie Baker signed the bill in 2016, but opposition was great enough that it landed on the 18 ballot for repeal.

Voters favored the bill overwhelmingly, 67% majority.

This says good things and bad things about us.

This says good things.

Nobody wants to hate other people.

Bad thing, we're not thinking things through.

Many LGBT advocates pointed to President Trump's recent statements about gender and biology, specifically a memo from the Department of Health and Human Services, which urged that both gender and sex be seen as either male or female, unchangeable, and determined by the genitals that that person is born with.

Naturally, the left was upset, and despite the fact that transgenderism is found in 0.005%

to 0.014%

of people assigned male at birth, and 0.002 to 0.003 of people assigned female at birth.

So, why is the left hysterical about this?

Why?

Because it's all about

destroying science.

It's all about destroying truth.

It's all about causing chaos.

That's what this is really about.

That's all the postmodernist wants.

The regular Democrat and the regular Republican just want people to have common sense, common decency, and get off off each other's back.

Just, can we leave each other alone?

For postmodernists, the answer is

no.

It's Wednesday, November 7th.

This is the Glenbeck program.

I want to go into some of the other bills that have been passed, but I want to say one thing that I don't think anybody else really has perspective on like I do.

We were the first to come out and move media into the internet space.

Nobody had left major television or anything else.

When we got into subscriptions, it was Netflix and HBO.

And I think HBO

was just getting into it or they just followed us.

I can't remember, but it was around the time of HBO Go.

And it was very, very new.

The only platform that was available was the MLB network, the Major League Baseball, because they had done it.

Netflix was being entertainment.

MLB was bringing

news, I mean, sorry, sports.

And we were the first to go in and bring any kind of news like this online.

At the time, I kept saying this is the future, and I hope others will join, and we can stop doing what the major networks do and look at each other as competitors.

Instead, we can kind of help each other.

One thing that happened last night, and I don't know if you wouldn't have noticed it unless you were watching one of the other, you know, conservative, if you will, networks.

Last night,

we shared.

Last night, we came together as a group of friends.

I was on Ben Shapiro's show.

Ben was on mine.

We had a guest from CRTV.

Bill O'Reilly was on mine.

I was on his.

Newsmax.

I was on Newsmax last night.

We didn't look at each other as competitors.

That was really the big new, I think, the big news.

People, this audience has said for a long time, you know, if you guys could just put your differences aside or whatever and work together, it would be so great.

Well, it's happening.

And I want you to know that.

It's happening.

We're not, you know,

we're still separate.

We don't all agree with each other, et cetera, et cetera.

But we are beginning to reach out to each other and stop treating each other as competitors and start looking at each other as on the same side.

And while we might approach things differently, we're on the same side.

That is the news that I think you should hear today,

and the mainstream media should hear, and the left should not hear it.

Keep this to ourselves.

When we come back together and we all see each other as in the same boat and fighting for the same team, if not the same company, that's when we can make a real difference.

We need to be more like the rat pack.

You know, Frank Sinatra was Frank Sinatra and Sammy Davis Jr.

and Dean Martin, they were all different.

They were all different.

But they ran together and they brought their tribes together from time to time.

And it was the magic that they were all friends that made them so powerful in entertainment at the time.

This is the same thing that I hope is beginning to happen in the conservative movement: that we all begin to come together for a greater cause.

And we still are all separate, and we're going to disagree, but we don't have to make enemies of each other because

there's already enough people that are trying to stab us in the back and in the chest.

We don't need to do it ourselves.

So thank you

to

all of the conservative daily caller as well.

Thank you to all of the conservative outlets that we all played nicely with each other last night and it was great.

Every single one that I talked to, everybody was like, this is fantastic.

This is fun.

It was.

It was really good.

It was really good.

Yeah, it was nice.

Okay, so let's go through

some of the things that people passed yesterday.

We just talked about the

bathroom bill up in Massachusetts.

You know, a quick rundown.

Alabama, Ten Commandments.

Can you display them on state, public, or school grounds?

That passed with 71%.

Another one in Alabama, the Constitution does not protect the right to abortion or require funding of abortion.

Also passed, 59%.

Wow.

Arkansas wanted voter ID.

They got it.

79.5% passed.

Again, that's one of the most popular policies in all of political discourse.

It is

amazing.

What is it?

70%, 80%?

Of African Americans?

Yeah.

It's crazy.

And I don't know.

I was just talking to a group of people just the other day, and we were talking about this case.

You needed to buy booze.

You need it to be served in some restaurants.

You need it to drive a car.

You need it to open a bank account.

Who doesn't have identification?

And how is that possibly racist to say, can you show me my picture ID?

I have no idea.

You have to have it for almost everything that

shows that you're an adult.

You have to have it.

California had a chance to repeal a $5.1 billion tax increase every year.

California?

Yep.

Guess what they did?

They decided not to repeal it.

They did.

You're right.

They voted no.

That's insane.

52.5%.

It was a close vote, but no.

They also had this one's really insane.

California was trying to pass a

ballot measure here that, if passed, would allow local jurisdictions, cities, whatever, to govern what rent owners may charge new tenants.

Oh, my God.

So

if you were renting a house rental,

yeah.

I mean, it's insane.

That did fail, though.

62% said, no, no, you're not going to have a city tell me.

I can only charge $200 a month.

Only 62%.

Yeah, it was still fairly close.

Felons where they'd be restored the right to vote as long as they were not convicted of murder or sexual offense in Florida.

That passed.

So felons will get the right to vote.

So how do you feel about that?

Well, think about that one.

We're talking about a recount today.

We talked about 2000.

You got a Chad machine behind me, one of the real machines from Florida in 2000, hanging Chads.

You are now going to take everyone who used to not be able to vote, felons, and we're talking about felons who, as long as they were not murder attempts or sexual offense, and they completed their sentences, including parole and everything,

you're going to put a ton of people on the voter rolls that were not currently on the voter rolls.

I know.

And so that.

And most likely it's going to go to the left.

Most likely it's going to go to the left, yeah.

So, but

let's talk about the principle.

Let's not talk about the politics of it.

Let's talk about the principle of it.

Where do you stand on that?

I

say

if you've paid your debt to society, you should probably be able to vote again.

I agree.

Yeah.

I mean, I just, I can't make a way to where, if I'm not talking about politics, if I talk about politics, I can make a million ways, but that's not the way we should look at this.

I agree.

We're talking about people's rights.

If you've paid,

I'm a fan of Victor Hugo.

There should be no yellow ticket of leave.

If you've paid your debt, you're done.

You're done.

If we want to say murder and child abuse or sexual abuse,

okay.

But once you've paid your debt, I think it should be done.

There are some states that allow you to vote in prison.

Like you are convicted.

You never lose them.

You keep your voting rights.

What do you think about that?

Because part of me thinks that, you know,

there is a scenario in which...

You should be able to have influence on the laws, right?

Especially if you are the one that's being affected by them.

You know, if you can

see a situation, right, like where an out-of-control government would start putting people in prison so they couldn't vote.

Yeah.

It is a, there's an, I mean, there's an argument from that libertarian side as well.

You could probably talk me into it.

Yeah.

But I'm kind of at the point of like, it's kind of a timeout for you.

Yeah.

But when you say it kind of feels good to me.

Yeah, but when you, but when you say, you know, out-of-control government, you're probably right.

I mean, I feel like the founders would have been like, yeah, what if we get one of the kings at the end?

I mean, because that's what they would have done to them.

You would have thrown them in there and they never would have been able to vote again.

I would never hear from them again.

Right.

And Idaho, this is a fascinating development, and this is across several states.

What was the conservative

complaint of Obamacare?

I think this is a fascinating Obamacare election, and maybe it didn't get enough attention.

The number one issue among voters, 41% of voters, said that

the number one issue was healthcare.

This was pushed

almost entirely by Democrats.

The problem is healthcare.

The problem is healthcare.

The current health care system we have is called Obamacare.

It is the Democratic system.

If you remember, the Republicans failed at repealing it.

So it is still in place.

The only part that is not in place is the fine attached to you being legally forced to participate.

But the system has not changed really at all.

This is it.

And you'd think, well, what are they complaining about?

They got their system and it's in, right?

Past that, one of the big conservative complaints when Obamacare

started was that it was forcing states.

It basically held states hostage.

They had to put a big expansion of Medicaid through.

It went to the Supreme Court.

Supreme Court said in the Obamacare decision, you can't do that.

The federal government cannot force states to do these things.

They have an option to do it or not.

So most of the conservative states said, great, we're out.

On conservative state after conservative state after conservative state, that got on the ballot this year.

Should we expand Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act?

In Idaho, it passed with 61% of the vote.

In

Don't Californiaize my Idaho.

In Nebraska, it passed with 53.3% of the vote.

In Nevada, I think there's another insurance.

You know why this is happening?

This is happening because

health insurance is too damn expensive.

And Utah is the other state, by the way.

Utah passed it with 54% of the vote.

Sorry, go ahead.

It's too expensive.

As we see.

Under Obamacare.

Under Obamacare, it's only going to make the price of health care go through the roof, and it has.

And so now people are underwater, and they think the only way to do that is

to pass Medicare.

Just get more money from the state, more money from the state.

That's not the way to do it.

The way to do it is to put less restrictions on healthcare.

Stop it.

Let people buy it interstate.

Let them buy a a plan that's cheaper in, you know, God forbid it would ever be this way, but cheaper in New York if I'm in Texas.

Let me buy it across state lines.

Free up the system.

Pot passed pretty much everywhere.

Recreational, it passed for medical marijuana in Utah, which was interesting.

You had, this one's good, though.

This one's like straight out of Pawnee, Illinois, if you've ever watched Parks and Recreation.

Nevada had a tax on the storage of

feminine hygiene products passed in 1955.

Well, that's,

I mean, if you're not, seriously, if you're not, if you are hoarding tampon

yes, you should be taxed.

You should be taxed.

I would have supported it.

Unfortunately, they did actually repeal what they call the pink tax of

57 to 44.

What is the problem that they were trying to do?

I don't know.

I kind of want to find out.

I do.

But then I kind of don't want to find out.

I am going to spend my day going down the wormhole wormhole of the pink tax.

That's crazy.

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Yeah, let me go to Richard in Texas.

Hello, Richard.

Welcome to the Glenbick program.

Hi, Glenn.

How are you doing this morning?

I'm very good.

How are you?

I'm doing great.

Hey, I was just calling to talk about

people that have been locked up in prison.

I was locked up in prison here in Texas for five years.

I got out, and in Texas,

after you've been out for two years and you've done your time, you're allowed to vote.

And I vote at every election, and I do vote Republican.

I think it's very important that people are allowed to move on and

gain their place back in society here, no matter what they've done.

It doesn't help.

It's been very important to me.

Yeah, if we don't give people their right to vote and a way for them to come back into the fold after being in prison, you don't have any reason to be a citizen and a good citizen and build towards a future because

you never can.

And that's just, I think that's just wrong.

And it's hard enough to get a job

and raise a family.

Gosh, I've moved 10 or 11 times since 2001 when I got out just looking for work.

And

so it is important for me to be able to vote and voice my opinion.

My wife was born in Mexico.

She's a citizen now.

It even got her to start voting.

She had nothing to do with politics.

So, you know, it's stuff like that.

I think it's very important.

Not everybody getting out is Democrat.

A lot of them are, I will tell you that.

But

a lot of us aren't.

Yeah, well, it doesn't matter.

We should not be looking at politics on this.

We should look at the principle.

So, Richard, how are you doing on finding a job now?

Oh, I'm doing good.

I clean pools.

I've been doing that for about 10 years now.

Good.

And it's a good job.

I like working outside.

So, you know,

I get to provide for my family, and that's what's very important.

Richard, thank you so much, and thanks for voting yesterday.

And I'm glad you were allowed to do that.

Um, I hear those stories where maybe things went wrong at one point, and actually, you know, you turn into turn it around and turn into an upstanding member of society.

If you've paid your debt, I, I, other than politically, I cannot understand the reason uh to not let people come back in the fold.

You've got to give them hope that they can fully restore.

This is the Glen Beth program.

So

President Trump is going to hold a press conference soon.

And

I'm hoping that he is

come out with a very soft

tone and does his part to bring people together.

But I'm not sure that he will.

We asked Benny Johnson from Daily Caller this last night.

What is the percentage chance that he comes out and

is really solemn and calm

and reaches across the aisle and is conciliatory?

And he said 0%.

That was his thing.

And he's a big fan of Trump.

Although I will say,

Trump's best moments is for that part of his personality, which doesn't, he doesn't do that a lot, obviously.

It's not what he's known for.

It's almost always after a big win.

When he won the primaries, when he would win the election, he always had good moments after that where he would say, look, I'm big, but this is important.

It's when he loses is when he seems to get more on the angry side.

It'll be interesting to see which one comes out here.

It would be hard because part of him, I mean, his anger, I think, would be towards the press and the Uber left that have done everything and then said, you know, this is a referendum on Donald Trump.

And now they're saying, this is a referendum on, you know, people of diverse backgrounds, like women.

No, it's.

Shut up.

Shut up.

It would be great if both of those things that you just described went away.

It The idea that A, everything's about the president.

So an election about Tom Jones and Stan Stevens is somehow about Donald Trump.

It's not.

It's about the two people you're voting for.

That's number one.

Number two, the vote shouldn't be about your skin color or your genitals or who you like to have sex with or what position you like or what none of that should be part of your vote.

Vote for the person who's going to do the best job at the job you're hiring them for.

We made a big deal, and I'm hoping that we're almost out of historic firsts.

Yeah, we need to be.

I mean,

I think we might be out of them except, you know, half dogman

may still be out there.

But

I can't wait until we're out of historic first because I don't care.

I don't care.

I don't care what your sexuality is, what you're doing in the bedroom.

I care about how you vote, what you think, what your ideas are for the future.

That's what matters.

I mean, you can get caught up in those storylines.

Like, for example, there was

a supposedly, I think, the first female Native American representative that was going to be elected last night.

And if you think about that historically with the United States, we've had some issues.

If anyone's, I don't know if anyone noticed with Native Americans at points in our history.

Oh, yeah.

There was one of the Democrats where they were rounding them all up.

That's exactly what I'm talking about.

But that's, you know, a country that has that sort of issue, right?

You know, that's,

you can get caught up in that storyline.

You can get caught up in that.

I don't think it's great.

First Muslim woman

supposedly elected.

And if you think about that, think about the criticisms of our horrible culture here from the left and how they excuse women being treated in all sorts of terrible ways all across the Middle East.

Yet here we are in the country that's electing Muslim women.

I mean, that's a big deal.

And you know what's amazing, but only because of identity politics.

And that's what I hate about it.

Right.

It's all identity politics because if it was really genuine, Keith Ellison wouldn't have won last night.

Think of that.

Minnesota made him the chief law enforcement officer.

He's the attorney general.

That's insane.

Insane that he's going to provide justice when, I mean, can you imagine being the woman who

came out and said, look, I'm a Democrat and

I have no axe to grind.

I don't want a Democrat to win.

Right.

I don't want a Republican to win, but he's abusive.

And here's my doctor notes and they're detailed and they're contemporaneous.

Here are all the people that I talked to at the time.

Here's our emails.

Here's our text messages back before.

I mean, she had everything.

They didn't care.

And now that guy is going to be watching over your daughter.

He's going to be watching over your wife.

He's going to be watching over

the justice system?

Oh my gosh, that's insane.

Yeah, I mean, Menendez is another good example of this.

Menendez had a friend who gave him gifts to

grow their friendship.

Now, this friend was a doctor in Florida who happened to steal $100 million from you, the taxpayer, through Medicare and Medicaid, and then funneled a bunch of the money back to Menendez, who then just coincidentally happened to keep supporting all of the projects projects this doctor was working on, even though he had no experience in the fields, other complete separate things.

And not just supporting it, but going in and fighting.

Fighting for it.

Fighting for it.

Trying to derail other contracts, then traveling with him, and then there's accusations from people about underage prostitution and all of these other things.

And you say, well, you know, it's New Jersey.

They're going to pick the Democrat no matter what.

Menendez did wind up winning the race.

But they didn't even bother, while he was in the middle of all of this, even bother trying to put up a primary challenger.

They could have had a different Democrat that could have gone and rolled to victory easily that wasn't corrupt.

They cared so little about this guy doing all of these ridiculous things in which he was strongly admonished by the committee that went through all of the evidence.

And they still re-elected him.

He's going to be there yet again.

But see, you know, you have to understand, and I think this is on anyone and any group that cares about power.

You want those guys

because those guys are easily manipulated.

Those guys are easily blackmailed.

They're easily trapped into something brand new.

You know what their ethics are.

They're not going to have a problem.

Just say, you know what?

We stood by you.

Why don't you turn the other way?

Just turn around.

Just turn around.

I mean, that's the kind of guy you want if you're in the establishment.

You want somebody that you can manipulate.

That's House of Cards, right?

That happens throughout House of Cards.

They'd find the really corrupt guy to try to win over to the policy because they knew they had leverage on him.

And you got to believe Menendez is in in that position constantly.

Let me go to Leonard in Florida.

Hello, Leonard.

You're on the Glenbick program.

Good to talk to you, Glenn.

Thank you, sir.

My reason for calling is I'm afraid that if Flosi gets back into Congress again

and holding the hammer, that's going to be horrible.

Well,

thank you, Leonard.

That's true.

I think you said a mouthful there.

I think you're exactly right.

It is.

It's going to be her or somebody worse.

I mean, because there's somebody made challenge from the Democratic socialist angle.

She is.

She's pretty strong.

She's got a little bit of an iron fist there across that caucus.

And she has made a deal.

Just give me two years.

She wants to go out in style.

She wants to go out as the house leader.

So just give me two years and I'll play ball.

And we'll see what happens.

And it would be smart to play, and this is saying something when Nancy Pelosi is the center of that party.

You know, it's smart to play towards the center of the Democratic Party than the Uber left.

I just don't think that would work.

Let me go to Jamie in Florida.

You're on the Glen Beck program.

Welcome, Jamie.

Hello, yes.

I just wanted to say that Rick Scott and

Ron DeSantis and all the close Republican races really owe a debt of gratitude to Ted Cruz

because if he was not as massively hated by the left that they dumped tens of millions of dollars into Fetto's campaign, that would have just been spread all around to other destruction.

It's true.

It's true.

I've never thought of it that way.

What a great point.

Yeah, it's true.

It really did.

It really made it so they couldn't focus on other places that they had a chance to win.

I mean, everything went right for them in Texas, and they still lost by three points.

Jamie,

tell me what you were thinking last night, thinking that you might have a Democratic socialist as a governor.

I had been praying and fasting every Friday to make sure that that didn't happen, just leave it in God's hands.

Well, God bless you.

Thank you for that.

Let me go to Kevin in Texas.

Hello, Kevin.

Hey, Glenn, thanks for taking my call.

You bet.

So,

first of all, I enjoyed the coverage on the blaze last night.

It was awesome.

Thank you.

Hopefully, all the

people in California will take down their bed over Senate signs today.

Good luck.

Now the new bed off for president is next.

They're still,

right now they're cradling it in their bed, crying themselves back to sleep.

Yeah.

But what I wanted to say is that my wife, she's a disabled vet.

I serve in the military.

And I think what was most astonishing to us was the amount of people that came out to participate in the democracy.

It was just, I mean, you know, it went bad in some areas.

Obviously, we didn't hold the house, but just the fact that people are participating and people were getting out to the vote.

And,

you know, in the media, they said, oh, it's the Democrats.

They're energized.

And then some said the Republicans.

But it looks like everybody,

you know, overall, 50-50 split was pretty energized.

So that was,

it was, it was great.

And I like this one, actually, because it was

somewhat a battle of ideas.

The masks came off.

And you were either for Donald Trump and, you know, XYZ, or you're a Democratic socialist and you're for these things.

And they actually

kind of

admitted what side they were on.

The ones that were close, like

Cinema in Arizona, she didn't.

I mean, she's hardcore code pink, and yet she was like, oh, no, we've got to do something about the border.

Now, you don't believe that for a second.

But the ones who took their masks off, you know, hats off to them because we could actually have a real election.

And I think beyond Donald Trump and racism and everything else, what this was last night night for conservatives at least was,

I am not going to take it.

I'm just no

to the democratic socialism.

Yes, we still need the Senate.

They were talking about abolishing the Senate.

Those are the kinds of things that I think we should be talking about because those are the things that the Uber left, which really now has the Democratic Party by the scruff of the neck, those are the things that they actually believe.

And I like having those kinds of debates because they're real.

That's what's really happening.

And so I thought this was actually a very, in some ways, a very healthy

election.

It only got there, unfortunately, for all of the Republicans when Kavanaugh, in something very unhealthy for the country, when Kavanaugh was just, you know, called a gang rapist.

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Stu and I are just talking off the the air.

Ben Shapiro

had a comment

this morning that

really the radical here

was Barack Obama.

And the reason why Donald Trump feels so radical is because he's just taking us

back to where we were, closer to where we were.

And you're fighting against all these radicals.

Is that right?

Is that the way he?

Yeah, you're doing it, I think, more on an ideological ground, maybe?

I think Ben's meaning it more in a political sense in that

people look at Trump as this kind of big political transformation when maybe it was actually

Obama who was a one-off, right?

So like if you think of Obama, let's just say, and obviously I'm no fan of the guy, but let's just say he was this amazing, spectacular politician that won all these people over.

And, you know, he had his moments like that, right?

A lot of people liked him.

Certainly in 2008, he was was that way.

He had a huge share of the vote and really, you know, captured the American, you know,

attention.

So

he wins all these states and blows out Republicans in a lot of states.

And I think the general consensus, certainly among the media, was this is where America was.

They were now the country who voted for Barack Obama.

And they came back a little bit with Romney in 2012.

But, you know, a good chunk of those states pretty much held.

Ben seems to be saying here, like, you know, Florida, Ohio, Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania, these states that used to be really competitive but weren't under Obama and now are again, maybe the exception to the rule was Obama.

He was able to get those states into his side so successfully.

And now Trump is, instead of it being a Trump, you know, dragging everybody back to,

dragging everybody to the right.

That's where they were the whole time.

It was just that Obama was an outlier.

And I think what you're saying is, okay, you have this, we're somewhat, you know, let's say we're a center-right country, and Obama comes in and brings in Occupy Wall Street,

and

it is much more in that world than we're used to.

We get so used to that world that it feels really dramatic to come back towards a center-right country after those eight years, when in reality,

we never really left.

We never really left,

I I think, 2008.

We never really left, really, 2006 to 2008.

We have not left the period of, wait a minute, there's something going on on the border.

Something's not right in Washington.

I just want transparency.

I just want somebody to be open and honest with us.

You know, I just want to be reasonable.

We've never really left that.

Obama and the press made us feel as though we had left that.

And that small little minority made everybody feel that way, but that's not who we are.

And

what happened last night was a reflection of: no, that's really not us.

We don't want that stuff.