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The expert, the guy who saw this in, I don't know, in South Africa or someplace in Africa said he had it in a dream and it was Tuesday.

Well, anyway, it might be Wednesday.

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Can't wait.

Can't wait.

It's going to be lots of fun.

Because I know, I know where you stand on this one.

Oh, come on.

I've drank.

I've had a glass of weed killer and I'm still here.

And I looked very pregnant.

So at the time you did.

You don't so much anymore.

Was it the weight loss program or the weed killer?

We'll never know.

So here's what I would like to say.

I would like to say just on this quickly,

liberals, thank you for finally getting it.

Thank you for finally getting it.

The government has come out and said, hey, we recommend that maybe pregnant women don't take Tylenol because it could cause autism.

And most of you are going, that's ridiculous.

That don't care what those 27 studies say.

And I say to you, Yeah, that's cool, whatever.

You do what you do.

You want to take it?

Great.

You don't want to take it?

Great.

Government should recommend and leave us the hell alone.

Thank you for joining us at that party.

Would have been great if you would have been here five years ago, but thank you.

You're cute.

Appreciate it.

Okay,

now let's get to some breaking news.

Breaking news.

Sinclair.

Sinclair canceled airing the tribute to Charlie Kirk because the stations got violent threats.

ABC was getting violent threats.

Several local stations were getting violent threats.

One of them was actually shot up by a guy who we now know left kind of like a suicide note that said, and by the way, the Trump officials are going to be next.

Well, not with you.

Not with you, unfortunately, for your plans.

But

so, what does ABC do?

ABC decides to say, you know what?

We love Jimmy Kirk.

He's back on the air.

Stop shooting our affiliates.

Jimmy Kirk.

Jimmy Kimble.

We love Jimmy Kimble.

That was a weird hybrid, wasn't it?

Yes, that was.

It was.

Might have been a good show if they would have put those two together.

Anyway,

now, Charlie Kirk would never have had half-naked women jumping on trampolines.

Would he have dressed him in blackface?

No, he wouldn't have done that either.

Would he have put his face six inches away from a woman's butt and acted like he was mocking having sex with her without her knowledge?

No, no, he wouldn't have done any of those things.

That's weird.

It seems like one of those should have been canceled a long time ago.

But anyway,

so ABC has decided, yes, Veronica, we do negotiate with terrorists.

And he's coming back tonight.

They said they've had a long talk with him, and they feel it's all going to be good.

I can't wait to see.

I can't wait.

I will wait forever to see it.

I can.

Yeah, yeah.

But Glenn,

you're talking about, according to Chris Hayes, the most serious and direct government action against free speech in our memory, and it's not even close.

Wow.

I seem to remember the McCarthy hearings.

Well, I think he technically did say in my life.

In your life.

So I don't think he was around for that.

However,

I can come up with a few others.

I do remember everything that happened to us.

I do remember what happened to that guy who had a meme that went to prison.

Douglas Mackey.

I got to talk to him today on Studios America about that.

This exact thing.

He's had some interaction.

He's kind of repented over this.

Yeah.

That's a good one.

Oh, I've got something.

I've got a break.

In 20 minutes, remind me.

I have a story from England that has been held.

you know, bat crap bonkers,

Britain, you know, the

podcast.

You guys are both looking at me like I'm crazy.

You don't, you've never heard of that?

Wow.

Okay.

I'm going to save this.

I'm going to talk to you.

I'm just going to have to excuse them from the room because I'm going to go to the next one.

Sure, no problem.

Thank you.

We got to take some Tylenol.

But I have something to break from England that has been held

until the host came to America to come to this show, and she was told

she cannot release this.

So we're going to today.

And

you want to talk about what's coming in America with this kind of stuff?

And no, the left hasn't seen anything like it.

No, I haven't.

Blah, blah, blah.

By the way, I don't want the government involved in any of this.

I don't want the government involved in any of this.

If the local stations decide they don't want to carry the show, they have the right to not carry the show.

If the local stations decided to be cowards and drop this show because they were getting, you know, pushback because of something political,

that would be their right to do it.

That would be their right to do it.

And it might be the right thing for them to do in their local station, their local, you know, affiliate.

It might be.

That's their decision, not mine, not the government's.

Okay.

You would have to react to that local station if it did it.

And you wouldn't shoot the station up.

The left has decided they want to shoot things up if they, you know, decide they don't like it.

For instance, let's kill all of the leadership of the Republican Party.

Didn't happen?

Oh, yeah, it did.

June 14th, 2017.

Four people were wounded in a baseball game in Alexandria, Virginia.

Do you remember this?

Steve Scalise, the House Majority Whip, Capitol Police Officer, Congressional Aide, lobbyist, wounded.

They wanted, the guy planned on killing the entire Republican baseball team.

He was a left-wing activist from Belleville, Illinois.

He was a supporter of and a and a worker for

Bernie Sanders.

Then, of course, you had the George Floyd riots.

I mean, let's just put these into perspective.

Let's put these into perspective.

We can look now and say the Charlie Kirk thing.

And they'll say, yeah, but what about?

Okay, all right.

If you want to play what about ism,

let's just look at the scale of things.

I don't want to play what about ism.

I think all of it is bad.

I condemn all of it on the right and the left, all of it.

But we should look at the scale, okay?

Want to kill every single Republican.

Nobody cared.

Nobody cared.

The George Floyd riot.

The left celebrated it.

At the end of the George Floyd riot, a billion dollars of damage was reported and 10,000 people had been arrested.

Then you have, you know, the shooting of Donald Trump and then the second attempted shooting of Donald Trump.

Then you have the Charlie Kirk, let alone all of the other killings that have happened in between.

We've had three shootouts.

Here's one we told you about yesterday.

I love this.

Apparently, in New Hampshire,

witnesses say that that this guy walks into this wedding and he screams, free Palestine.

But the officials in New Hampshire say, that wasn't politically motivated.

We think it was just trying to cause chaos.

So it's not really a hate crime.

Okay, I'm going to give you on the hate crime thing.

I don't think it's hate crime.

I don't think any of it is hate crime.

I think it's crime crime.

That's what I think it is.

Crime crime.

You want to kill somebody.

I don't care why you want to kill them.

You don't have that right.

But I really, really hated them.

That may go worse.

You were trying to kill them or you did kill them i don't care if you hated them or just kind of like mildly disliked them you killed them that's the crime

but they're now saying in new hampshire that's not a hate crime he's just trying to cause chaos

still seems like a pretty big deal yelling free palestine okay then you have the man opposed to the calm and soothing normal attempts at hate crimes like those

he was just trying to cause no normal peaceful chaos right normally they're not chaotic at all.

No, they're not chaotic.

No, not the hate crime you're like.

That's totally fine.

That was just a hate crime.

This one's separate.

It's about chaos.

Yeah, right.

Making sure I understand.

Right, right, right.

Then you got the guy who has just been arrested for aiming a laser pointer at Trump's Marine One while Trump was in Marine One.

That was great.

You now have the schools that are planning an October 7th.

Hamas massacre walkout for the schools.

Hey, I've got something on the schools next hour hour you're going to love.

And Donald Trump now doing what all hate mongers and all people who just want to silence others, who are just mainly peaceful, he is ordering the new labeling of domestic terror organization to Antifa.

That's going into effect.

That's going to change everything.

First of all, what does that mean?

Means anybody who's funding Antifa, anybody who's like, oh, I was just told to leave this pallet of bricks here.

I don't know what.

I thought maybe they were putting in a,

you know, cobblestone and brick walkway here.

Why'd you leave the pilot of bricks there?

I was just, well, I didn't.

I was just leaving the pallet of gas masks here.

Where'd you get the money for that?

Who set that up?

How is that organized?

How is it this ragtag of just scrappy guys who just, you know, they're just independent lone wolves?

How is this seeming so unbelievably well organized?

Because that takes something they don't like.

Organization and money.

That's what Donald Trump is going after.

I'm sorry.

You can't be in an organization who's trying to have violent revolution on the streets of America.

No, can't do it.

That again, not a hate crime.

That's just a crime crime.

So what is this going to do?

This is going to have more people

get more angry, and there will be more people that ABC will listen to and go, what, we're with you, we're with you,

what are you talking about?

We're with you.

You're going to have more people start to become more and more radical.

This is why you saw, remember when USAID, an organization that only nerds like us, okay?

It was you and me, babe.

It was just us.

We're the ones who knew what USAID was.

Nobody else knew what USAID was.

Nobody.

Nobody.

Even those people who are activists on the ground at a local level, they didn't even know they were getting some of their money from USAID.

They had no idea.

But the minute those doors closed, you saw every left-wing politician in front of those doors.

This is the biggest totalitarian.

You're like, wait a minute, what?

It seems like we just touched a really sore spot.

That's going to happen again because now Trump is using the federal government to go after anyone who's and try just try in your mind because this is going to be fun to watch him do all kinds of mental gymnastics on this try in your mind to make a case against our federal government trying to find people who are trying to fund

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he's going to be going after international terrorists, too.

Now he's going after the first it first it was al-Qaeda.

Now it's Antifa.

Oh, they were a trouble outside of the country trying to infiltrate.

Now these guys are just they're only they're just Americans that want to

blow up the government and kill everybody that believes in capitalism and anything else that they believe in.

But they're just Americans

and they're here legally.

And And since when are Americans illegal?

They're people too, you know.

I mean, with bombs, but they're people too.

I can't wait.

How do you make this case, Stu, that this is so bad?

Because they're going to make it.

Of course they'll make it.

That's their job.

I mean,

it's part of the reveal, right?

You don't want the M-Night Shyamalan twist in advance, do you?

But I would like to stop saying, wow, never saw that one coming.

Of course, we haven't a lot.

We have seen it.

It's very predictable.

I just wish, here's what I want to.

I want to stop saying, I wish other people would have listened.

So they saw this one coming and we got to stopped it.

But I think that's happening.

I think people are waking up.

Why?

Why do you have to?

Why do you have to quiz me for facts?

Why can't you just let me live in this happy bunny world?

You know what I mean?

Look at his little bunny over there hopping into the forest.

Why can't I live in this world?

We can go on bunny vibes if you want.

Yeah.

No,

I think,

and this may be very short-lived.

I hope it's not.

I don't think it is, but the Charlie Kirk thing, it changed me.

Yeah.

It changed me.

And I don't know if it's changed anybody else, but I think this is lasting change in me.

And we'll see.

Can you describe it yet?

Do you know what the change is?

More dedication, less.

I'm not as tired as I thought I was.

You know, I was like, I'm tired of that.

No,

I'm really not.

I'm really not.

These things don't work.

This is a point that Tucker made in his speech.

Yeah.

And, you know, there was some controversy over those remarks as everything that Tucker says.

I know.

But like the point I think he was making was, this doesn't work.

There's always somebody who thinks, oh, well, if we just kill our opponent, we'll

never work.

It doesn't work.

It's not only the wrong thing to do, but also a plan that is ineffective.

I don't remember.

It was some Greek philosopher or something.

I don't remember who it was.

I quoted him the first day after Charlie Kirk.

You kill a tyrant and the tyrant's reign ends.

You kill a martyr and his rule begins.

That is so true.

Look at this.

Charlie Kirk is a thousand times more powerful now.

Again, I go back to Star Wars.

Yeah.

Call true.

Strike me down.

You know, it is, it's absolutely true.

And how, I mean, I guess maybe because it was, you know,

let's not make a martyr out of people who are in al-Qaeda.

Let's not make martyrs.

Let's not make martyrs.

You know what I mean?

Let's arrest them.

Let's quietly kill them and dump them into the sea.

If you believe that's what happened.

You know, let's not make a martyr out of people.

We get that.

For some reason, darkness doesn't get that, and I'm glad it doesn't get it because it just woke up a sleeping giant.

Yeah, you never hoped for obviously anything like this to happen, but considering it has happened, now

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Big wave, yeah.

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You might have, I've turned on the mic too early, so I don't know if stations you heard it when I was like, it's almost $4,000 an ounce.

$3,820 is gold now.

Just want you to know,

5,000 an ounce is the magic number, at least for me.

When it hits $5,000 an ounce, the world is in total chaos.

I think it was Goldline that said, not Goldline, I'm sorry, Lear Capital that was saying they had this thing that they were sending out forever.

Gold could hit $4,000 an ounce.

And I said, hurry before it's history.

When they first started saying it, About 18 months ago, I was like, well, that's a stretch.

Yeah, I don't know if that's really high.

That's really high.

It's going to take a lot to get us to $4,000.

It's almost there.

Maybe we should pay attention to real things.

Real things.

By the way, this Jimmy Kimmel thing, I just want to put this into perspective.

Now, I don't know if you've ever seen,

I'm cleaning this name up, Batcrap Bonkers Britain by Katie Hopkins.

I love Katie Hopkins.

I think she is hysterical.

She's also very, very crass, but she's hysterical.

And she just tells it like it is.

I got her in for an interview.

It's going to be the Friday podcast that comes out for Blaze TV subscribers on Thursday.

One you do not want to miss.

Tomorrow, I'm going to play a clip from it to show you, you have no idea.

I think she has been persecuted.

One step down from Charlie Kirk levels.

Okay, I didn't even know this until we, because she does does not listen to this.

Listen to it tomorrow.

You're shaking your head now.

I am.

Listen to it tomorrow.

Okay.

Because she told me a story, not,

I don't think she's ever told it before.

And I just asked her a question.

And then all of a sudden she started to cry and she started opening up on a story that what she had, what happened to her.

And I'm like, oh my gosh.

I said, Katie,

wait, what?

And she went in the story for a little while and then she got her humor back and she was like, ah, but it's not about me.

And she

became British again and kind of wiped her tears and went on.

It's an amazing story.

But that story came out of this story that you also don't know.

So they are, they're rounding up comedians.

Okay.

They're rounding up comedians.

You know the comedian that told the joke, the British comedian, what was he arrested for recently?

I think at the airport, maybe?

Gosh, what did he say?

It was like, you know, nothing.

It was controversial, but it was nothing.

Yeah, it wasn't.

And he's now applying for.

Was it a trans one?

Was it a true?

Was it trans one?

I'm getting a few of these stories.

I can't remember.

But anyway, you couldn't say it in England.

It was a joke.

It was comedian.

And, you know, not necessarily a great joke, but a joke.

He was arrested at the airport.

He's now applying for asylum in Arizona.

He wants to become an American citizen because he's like, I'm going to jail.

Katie,

she was, I'm going to let her tell the story, but she was pulled into the

police headquarters, like as she describes it, the head, you know, like FBI style, and threatened that they were, she was going to be thrown in jail.

And I'll explain, I'll have her explain the joke, but she walks out after being told, you are never to talk about this in no uncertain terms or you will go to jail.

She read a statement

on a video and she's never posted it because she knows the minute I post it, I go to jail.

And she wanted it released on American media because then Americans might pay attention to it because she's going back to England and she said, I may be arrested on my way back in if you release this.

And I'm like, well, do you want what?

Are you asking us to release it?

She's like, it has to be known and I'm willing to go to jail for it.

But I would just like the world to know what really happened.

So here is the first time ever

video made by Katie Hopkins that may put her into jail in the next couple of days.

Listen.

It's Tuesday, the 5th of August here at Exeter Police Station.

And I, Katie Hopkins, state as follows.

I have attended this interview under protest as I was threatened with arrest if I did not attend.

I consider this interview and the police investigation to be an unlawful interference with my right to freedom of expression pursuant to Article 10, ECHR, Human Rights Act 1998.

I reserve my position in respect of any actions I choose to take, including but not limited to a formal complaint and claim for damages against Devon and Cornwall police.

I run a comedy pub night

called the Katie's Arms live on my Instagram at 8pm on Fridays for 30 minutes.

I started the Katie's Arms

during the idiocy of COVID lockdowns in order to help people struggling with their mental health.

The Katie's Arms is now an international community of people wanting others to live their best life, laughing with me and at me.

My audience choose to join me on my Instagram channel live.

If anyone was offended, that is their choice.

I do not republish or upload this content.

It is ridiculous that my comedic speech is subject to a criminal investigation.

And as such, my presence here is ridiculous.

I will not answer any questions.

And that was my statement to Devon and Cornwall Police today.

Now, what did she do?

Now, she just said, I have a podcast called Katie Arms Pub.

Pubs are important in England.

That's where people go together and just, you know, get to talk and everything else.

And you couldn't do that during COVID.

So she started the Katie's Arms.

And she makes fun of herself most of the time.

I mean, she's speaking about all kinds of stuff, but she makes fun of herself.

And in this comedy bit, she was making fun of herself.

Let me have her explain what happened.

So, that video has never been seen

before.

That video I made on the day

that I had to go and be interviewed under caution, which means recorded two officers from the CID, the most serious of the police officers in the UK.

CID stands for

Chief Inspector's Division.

Okay, okay.

Some people say chief investigation.

But either way, it sort of means these are the big boys.

I was told I would be arrested if I didn't turn up for interview under caution, which is where they record what they're saying.

It's basically gathering evidence in order that they can charge you.

And I knew, and I was on my tour at the time, a stand-up comedy tour of the UK,

and I knew the way the world works for me, that I would be arrested before one of my big events, 1,500 people in my audience, and I won't let that audience down.

There will be a show, but not that kind of show.

So I went to be interviewed under caution by the British police for my comedy pub night, Katie's Arms, where I made a joke at my own expense, actually about my epilepsy, that is perceived to have caused offense

is perceived

to have caused offense

and for the crime and you were making a joke about you yeah about my seizures and automatic weapons we could join those dots but it's pretty funny I have a wine glass in my hand because it's pub night everyone knows it's pub night But for the crime of telling my jokes online at my pub night, remember people have to join this.

I'm not stood on a street corner

shouting at the world like some lunatic.

They have to opt in to be there.

But someone that opted in

perceived that they may have been offended.

And as a result, I was threatened with arrest.

I had to go to a police station, be interviewed by two officers under caution.

They kept me there for over an hour with insane questions.

Now you share.

Like what?

Oh, yeah, sure.

But I I work with a lawyer to write my because I wasn't answering any questions, no comment on everything.

But here's my statement that I read in the room, which states very clearly: this is ridiculous, and you are ridiculous.

And

I was told the officer, and I want this to be noted on record, I'm grateful for you for giving me the opportunity to do this in America.

The officer stopped the recording, which is highly irregular, and told me if I discuss this,

that will be seen as prejudicial to my case.

So after she stopped the recording, she then effectively threatened me that I was not to speak about being interviewed under caution.

And so I choose to share with you my statement and share with the world that this is what is happening in Great Britain.

Because you can't release it there, but if I release it, then you're not in trouble.

And maybe I am in trouble, but you have to go back to fundamentals of life, which is, does this make sense at any level?

No, I'm okay with it.

This is, I mean, they just arrested another comedian recently.

Yeah, Graham Lyneham.

Well, that is happening.

Yeah, he ran to Phoenix, actually, and applied for asylum.

So he will be the first test case of asylum for UK comedians or speakers

in America.

Please, Donald Trump.

You have to go back to your instincts, right?

And that was true for me in South Africa.

That was true for me in Australia.

That's true when dealing with the British police because there is no law anymore.

There's no such thing as the law in the UK.

The law is just a tool of government control.

So you have to go to your instincts.

Am I in the wrong?

No.

So I choose whatever comes next.

I welcome it because I'm not in the wrong.

Wait until you hear tomorrow.

Wait until you hear

what has happened to her in England tomorrow.

And I do not believe this is hyperbole.

It is one level down from what happened to Charlie Kirk.

This is in England.

For anyone on the right or the left that cares about Jimmy Kimmel, are you out of your mind?

Are you out of your mind?

This woman is not threatening violence.

And they're wanting to put her in jail.

And they're doing it to other comedians.

They're doing it to people who are regular people.

And if it wasn't for this president, they'd be doing it here.

I'm absolutely convinced of it.

They would be doing it here.

And they still might someday.

God forbid and we won't stand for it if it ever comes from our side.

No.

No.

Freedom of speech unless it is directly inciting violence.

No.

Please watch it.

Please spread this story.

Get this out as far as you possibly can.

People need to know this as she's going back because she'll just be disappeared.

She'll just be disappeared and she won't be able to talk about it in England.

No one will be able to talk about it in England or you'll go to jail.

So she left us this breadcrumb so America could pay attention because America, as you will hear tomorrow, you saved her once before.

You didn't even know it.

She just got here on a visa and she stayed here for a while because of what she was facing over there.

And I'm telling you, I've never heard anything like it.

I've never heard anything like it.

It was shocking what they are doing to her.

And by the way, her epilepsy is, you know, a joke to her.

You know why?

She asked me when we got off the air, I said, My daughter has epilepsy, had brain surgery.

How's yours?

And she said, I had brain surgery too.

Put your hand,

she said, Are you easily grossed out?

And I said, No.

And she said, Put your head on the top of my head.

It's flat because they took out so much of her brain that it's flat on top to stop the epilepsy.

She's making fun of that, and somebody else says they might perceive some sort of oppression.

They might

be offended by it.

Get over yourself.

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Coming up in a minute, something that I actually want you to maybe take and share with your family tonight.

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Hello, America.

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You know, my wife and I decided last year that we wanted to get better at things.

We want to learn something new every day.

And the Charlie Kirk death has really changed me in multiple ways.

But one of those is I really realized how much I

had coasted.

You know, in my spiritual life, even my educational life, I was really kind of coasting there for a while.

And, you know, coasting implies you're going downhill.

You can't coast going uphill.

And so last night, Tanya and I talked about it.

We threw the car back into gear and we signed up for Hillsdale's, the Hillsdale free online education last night.

I don't know if you know anything about it, but you should.

You know, for a long time, I wondered, who is tutoring this kid?

Who is teaching the classics, the founding, civics, God to Charlie Kirk?

He was, every time I saw him, he was more knowledgeable than the time before.

And the Hillsdale president was up during the memorial, and it was a game changer.

For me, it was game-changing.

He said, you know how that happened?

He said, I didn't even know it.

He said, Charlie was taking online classes at Hillsdale, and I didn't know it till he received his 19th certificate for a finished course.

That's who did it.

And so.

Tanya and I were like, we're signing up.

Now, with that, I have a message to you

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All right, so let me give a message to a couple of groups of people, and I want to speak specifically to you if you are in the age between 30 and 130.

Because you never know, you could be voting in,

you know, in Illinois at 130.

Anyway, you're never too old to learn, ever, ever, ever.

The minute you stop learning is the day you start dying.

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It's Hillsdale, but there's other options and I'll get into that here in a second.

Let me also speak directly to the group of people that are under 30.

I want to talk talk specifically to you if you're a young man or woman and you're standing at the edge of adulthood and you're wondering what to do.

You have been told your whole life, go to college or

you will fail.

So what did you do?

You put in years of work.

You studied so hard to pass every test, to get high enough grades to be able to get into the college that you wanted to.

You volunteered your time.

You took all of the tests and all the classes you needed to take because that was your gateway.

That was your gateway to a bright future.

Your parents, your grandparents, all of us encouraged you because they were right until recently.

But here's the truth.

Now things have so radically changed that college for many adults or many coming adults, it is the fastest road to failure.

And I'm going to lay this case out for you.

I want you to ask yourself,

if you just got out of high school, let's say,

you were in 12 years of a really broken system.

Is that broken system, do you want more of that?

Do you think that what they didn't prepare you for on moving out of your house, even understanding financing,

being able to read or write or do math?

Do you think those people will suddenly prepare you for success in the next four years while you're paying for it?

Because here are the facts.

Listen to these.

Today, only 37% of high school seniors are proficient in reading.

37%.

In math, it's worse.

Only 24% of your fellow graduates in high school can do math.

That's the foundation?

Here's what happened.

This system

took the hard-earned money, really, from your mom and dad through crippling taxes.

We spent more money per pupil than anyone else in the world.

And what do you have to show for it?

Now that same system, the same experts that designed that nightmare want to want you to step up to the plate and bet a hundred grand or more on four years of what?

The same.

The definition of insanity is doing the same thing and expecting different results.

Here's what's going to happen.

You're going to take on debt $37,000 on average, often more than $50,000.

You're also going to give up earnings another $120,000 in lost wages over four years.

And then what?

Those who are graduating now are trying to tell you the lesson.

Over half of the graduates are underemployed or or working jobs now that never required a degree at all.

Those jobs don't exist.

If your major is psychology, communications, anthropology,

or any of the new studies programs, odds are, listen to this, your degree will carry a negative return on investment.

So in other words, you'll never pay that off.

Never.

You'll never make enough money to even break even on that education.

Now, maybe you're okay with being straddled with educational debt for the next 20 years.

I'm not.

I don't think a lot of people are.

I know your parents are not.

The system is going to tell you in four years, don't worry, we'll pass that back.

We'll pass that debt back on to the shoulders of who?

They'll say the government.

But it'll be your mom and dad again.

So your mom and dad that paid through the nose for your elementary and your high school education, then tried everything they could to help you through your college education, they're going to be saddled with the debt of your and everybody else's education.

What kind of system is that?

That is a con.

This is the biggest con in our history.

The house always seems to win here.

You never do.

Your parents never do.

The other thing they'll convince you of is that's why we need violent revolution.

No, we just simply need people like you saying, I finally get it and I'm not playing that game.

I'm not going to play that game anymore.

If you do play the game, here's what's going to happen: you're going to send out resumes, doors are not going to open.

Many are going to double down with graduate school because maybe it'll get better later.

Another con throwing more time, more money after the bad because they can't admit to themselves this was been this has been a waste.

That's human nature.

Don't fall into that.

Because here's the darker cost

in those years you spend in college you won't just be spending your hard-earned money and all of your hard-earned time

to what memorize facts that you'll promptly forget

you're going to be taught despair you are going to be trained to believe the system is rigged and there is no hope but through destruction, violence, and blame of other people.

That's the education that the universities are actually selling.

And it is a lie.

I urge you, don't buy it.

Don't buy into it.

Do not put a down payment on that.

I want you to look at universities in a whole different way.

Universities are,

and I don't know if you can relate to this, universities are the record companies of the old world, okay?

In the day, in my day, record companies controlled who made it.

They charged you.

They owned you.

They told you what to play.

Then came something called Napster.

Napster was going to put all of these companies out of business, but the record companies colluded with government and did everything they could to put it out of business.

And they thought they won.

See, this is why there's a push for socialism and communism or anything like that, because they need a big government to enforce for the oligarchs.

That's what they need.

Just only more and bigger government with harsher laws and thugs to enforce it can stop change.

Or so they think, because that's what they thought with Napster, but it didn't happen.

They just got smarter.

People just went, oh, okay, well, that's the law.

That's the game you're going to play.

We'll find a way around that.

See, the business model for the record companies was over.

But everybody else just stayed in denial.

The independence genie for the artist was out.

Spotify was born and empowered the independent artist.

And the power now is in the hands of people like Taylor Swift, in the hands of the creator.

That's you.

There is the creator, capital T, capital C, and then there's the creator, you.

That's the power of God in you as an individual.

You create the same way he creates.

You think, you speak, you act, and it is.

New York City.

I was just in New York City.

Do you know those taxicab medallions that they have in New York City?

It's a little plate that they put on the hood of every taxicab to show this is an official New York City cab, you know, that pays their taxes, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

It's not a sham.

Well, what is a sham are those taxicab medallions.

They were crazy.

For a while, they were selling for like a million dollars.

You couldn't get enough of them

because there's only a limited number of cabs and the city got their money and you could buy one of those medallions for a million bucks.

And so somebody long time ago who's in a working class could buy a medallion and in the end that that would be their retirement.

They could sell that and they'd have their retirement money.

They could pay off their house or whatever.

That was a way to wealth for a lot of people in the taxicab business in New York City.

About 15 years ago, they were the price of 10 physical cabs.

One cab, one plate for one cab.

You could buy 10 physical cabs without the plate or the plate.

Okay?

Million dollars plus.

Then Uber came along.

About two years ago, there was an auction for these taxicab medallions.

A couple of them sold for less than $200,000.

And then the rest of them went unsold.

No market.

Why?

Because you can't outthink the free market.

They will find a way.

Freedom always finds a way.

And education is being democratized exactly the same way.

Today, you can audit.

You want to go to a great university?

MIT.

Did you know you could get every class and audit every class at MIT for free?

Why do you need a certificate from them?

Why?

They're giving you the knowledge for free without the sheepskin at the end.

But you have all the knowledge, so you can talk to anybody about whatever it is they're inventing and working on.

You have the same access to knowledge for free.

You can take Hillsdale courses, the Constitution, history, philosophy, civics, art, free.

You know, and if Harvard or Yale actually cared about fairness and equity and inclusion, you know what they'd do?

They'd give their education online for free.

They would just do it without a degree, but you could learn everything you need to learn at Harvard.

But they won't do it.

With an endowment that the size of Harvard and Yale, they could make Collegeable affordable affordable for almost everyone by opening up campuses all over the United States, just paid for with the endowment, which still would have enough money to keep it going forever.

They could open up campuses all over the country.

Yale could do the same thing.

They won't.

BYU, BYU Provo, BYU Idaho, BYU Hawaii, what is it, like $5,000 a year to go?

Because they're actually trying to educate people.

You could follow their model and open free classes teaching actual skills all over the world, like BYU does, all over the world, free.

But Harvard won't.

Yale won't.

Because they're not in that business.

They don't practice what they preach.

They're liars.

Google does it.

Google's job certificates cost less than a new iPhone and can land you work within six months.

Did you know that?

Apprenticeships let you earn while you learn.

Real wages.

You can make $50,000, $60,000, $70,000 within two years without a penny of debt with an apprenticeship.

Yeah, but I'll never make it.

Well, I don't know.

Steve Jobs did.

Bill Gates did.

Mark Zuckerberg did.

They all got out.

They were all like, this is ridiculous.

I don't know.

I'm not the smartest guy in the room, but I'm okay.

I've made a good deal of success, whatever, however you want to define that.

I define that now with my family more than anything else, but I've had success.

I've had failure.

I know they're both frauds.

I didn't go to college.

What, what, what is it that you're going to get?

I'm sorry.

Oh, a certificate that you could hang on the wall and nobody cares about.

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Okay, so now

let me get down to not letting a diploma define you, okay?

Breaking out of that mindset.

It's not just the billionaires.

It is the leaders of tomorrow that are doing this.

Charlie Kirk is one of them.

But you could also look to, I mean, do you know how much a welder makes?

Do you know how much a construction guy makes?

Do you know how much an electrician makes?

Like over $100,000, $120,000, $150,000.

I don't know about you, but I think that's a pretty good gig.

Project

managers.

But people don't want to do do those jobs because they don't feel they're honorable.

Why?

Because, well, I didn't go to college.

Who cares?

What is your goal?

Now, if those don't sound exciting to you, that's fine.

Find your gift, let's say, an AI prompting.

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Be a part of the thousands of young leaders who are choosing skills over slogans, freedom over debt, independence over indoctrination.

Four years from now,

you are going to face a very stark choice.

You can hold a diploma that employers now, check it out yourself, increasingly dismiss.

Or you can hold cash in the bank, skills in your hands, freedom in your future.

You can control it.

Parents, let me say this to you.

I'm telling you now, the future belongs to those who tailor their education, that learn on their own terms, put knowledge into practice right away.

I know you've worked a long time to save for college.

Put that money into a house down payment for your kids.

You would be so much better to help your kids buy a house because higher education, one of the points of that is you're going to get a good job so you can have a home, you can settle down and have children.

Well, the golden ticket, higher education, is no longer the ticket to home ownership.

It's not.

You have to throw away everything you think you know because it's all changing.

Reimagine.

Re-engineer.

I don't know what's right for you.

I don't.

But that's the beauty of freedom.

Neither do the colleges.

You know what's right for you.

And this is much bigger than success.

The idea of fame and fortune, they are fleeting shadows that gave birth to the biggest lies.

Clicks are important.

Likes are friends.

Followers are equal to important and success and money.

It's garbage.

It's all empty garbage.

The definition of success, the way we wrote it, is being rewritten.

So are you going to live in financial slavery, chained to loans for decades, or financial freedom, charting your life on your terms?

Break free while you can.

Become who you were meant to be.

And when the world looks back, it will be you, the generation that chose the independence over indoctrination, who turned the tide.

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They don't want it.

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Welcome to the Glenbeck program.

We're going to fill you in on what's happening in the United Nations.

It's kind of a kind of a roller coaster ride.

The teleprompter went out on the president, not to be deterred.

He just went on and talked about how he was disappointed in not getting the contract to build the United Nations building because they would have had marble floors instead of, what, Terrazo?

Which, okay.

But at least it is.

You're walking on Terrazo.

Do you know that?

Do you realize that?

That's what he said to us.

I mean, it's so funny because, I mean, you know, remember when the teleprompter went out for

What's Her Face?

She just stopped.

Remember Kamala Harris?

Oh, yeah.

Yeah, she just stopped like,

all of them stopped.

He just like, let me tell you about the floors in this building.

He goes,

you know, we went on an escalator, and we were halfway up, it broke.

It stopped.

Luckily, Melania's in great shape.

She didn't fall over.

That was the story he told on the televisor.

I just love it.

I just love it.

It was fantastic.

Anyway, so we'll give you some more on that because he is saying some important stuff as well.

But I want to go back to what we were talking about a minute ago and an offshoot of that.

If you missed it, I'd like you to go over that with your family.

If you were talking to anybody about college,

I'll get more into that maybe tomorrow or the next day.

But,

you know, I said towards the end of that, that success is being redefined itself.

Success has become, you know, the American dream was charting your own course.

That was the American dream.

And then in the 1930s and 40s, the American dream became, you know, having a house and a white picket fence and a good job and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

And then it became even more distorted.

And it was like, cause you have to now have money and you have to have the right.

labels and

you know i've got to drive a beamer and whatever okay

none of that was success.

That's not what America is supposed to be.

America is supposed to be the place where you can chart your own course.

You know,

I want to say again, I so appreciate the left for agreeing with us finally.

When yesterday they came out about Tylenol and said that, you know, they recommend that, you know, pregnant women don't take Tylenol.

The left was like, hey, that's not your response, but you don't tell us what to take.

And I'm like, thank you.

Thank you.

I wish you would have been there in 2020 with COVID, but thank you for understanding the role of the government.

They can recommend whatever they want, but it doesn't, it doesn't mean I have to do it.

So thank you for joining us on that.

But everything has been distorted.

You know, labels don't mean anything to the upcoming generation.

They don't like logos.

They don't like corporations.

They don't like to be scammed.

And yet it's strange because they're constantly being scammed by people who are saying, we're not scamming you.

But let me get back to success you will never do anything you will never have greater success there's no success more important than the success that you will have within the four walls of your own home that's the only success in your entire life that will matter nothing else will matter you will not truly be happy you will not truly fill the full measure of happiness until you have found your spouse that completes you

your other half and you are committed to them through thick and thin and i know that's hard i mean i'm a divorced guy i know that's hard it took me took me twice took me two times

and then when you have children that's success and it's hard and i think that's why it's so meaningful in the end because it's the hardest thing i've ever done

But now you're being told marriage is old-fashioned.

Having kids isn't important.

Kids are just a burden.

No, kids are not a burden.

Marriage is unbelievable.

You're being told happiness comes from kids.

You know, keep your options open.

No.

No.

If you don't keep your options open, you're not going to be able to chase those experiences.

You've got to have no commitments.

No, no, no.

You should be committed to a few things.

What if the greatest lie this generation is being told is that

freedom means never being tied down?

What if that's the biggest lie?

Let me make a case.

Do you know that the longest running human, the longest-running study on human happiness is an 80-year-old project done by Harvard, and they have come to one conclusion.

What is happiness?

What gets you to happiness?

It's not money.

It's not fame.

It's not even...

If you have your health, you've got it.

No, it's not even health.

It's relationships.

Stable, loving, long-term relationships.

The people who they have found over 80 years in this study, the ones that are the happiest, the ones who live the longest, are the ones that made the scary choice to commit.

Marriage isn't a chain.

I hate people who say, I old ball and chain.

It's not a chain.

It's an anchor.

It anchors you to things that are true.

It holds you steady when things are really stormy.

I mean, we are living in a time where temporary jobs, you're going to have to retool every five years, temporary housing, temporary situations.

I mean, marriage is really a radical thing.

And it's the only place.

that you can say this is forever and mean it.

Now, I hedged my bet.

I told my wife, I'd like a prenup because I'd just gotten out of divorce.

I'd like a prenup.

And she said, nope.

I'm done.

And she started to walk out.

And I'm like, well, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, what, what?

Can we talk about it?

And she's like, no, there's nothing to talk about.

If that's how you want to frame our marriage, if you want to start our marriage by negotiating an end, then you're not the guy.

The guy I will marry will be the guy who will say, we're going to hit hard times and we are going to really struggle, but we are never giving up.

I'll marry that man.

I won't marry you with a prenup.

She was right.

It's a place you say forever, and forever is what you actually are craving, forever.

And then children.

You think the world is dark?

You think the future isn't worth much?

Hold your child for the very first time.

Look into their eyes.

Your entire perspective changes.

Everything changes.

Suddenly the world isn't meaningless anymore.

Suddenly I'm not anchorless.

Now all of a sudden I have something I have to do.

Suddenly every sunrise matters because children drag you out of yourself, like it or not, out of your phone, out of your anxiety.

They force you to live something bigger.

I've learned more lessons than I've ever taught my children.

I have learned more lessons from my children.

And every strong civilization was built on strong families.

Rome,

all of it, America.

John Adams wrote, the foundation of national morality must be laid in private families.

You want the government out of your business?

Good.

Then make your family eternal and private

and moral.

The collapse of a family is always the collapse of the civilization and the culture.

So here's the truth.

Families and marriage, it's not the end of your freedom.

It is the beginning of your purpose.

I know this to be true.

Without that,

without a serious relationship with somebody in your life that you're sharing your life with, it is just a series of disconnected moments.

And I'm sorry if you are looking for a spouse.

I'm sorry if you are on this path and you're like, I know all this, Glenn.

You will find that person.

Just don't give up.

And if you are young, start

looking.

When you have a family, your life becomes a story, your story, passed down in little hands that carry your name into the future.

You want rebellion?

You want to be different from the culture that's addicted, lonely, and lost, then get married and have children and love deeply.

Live ferociously,

study endlessly, question non-stop.

Because in the end, no video game, no TikTok trend, no paycheck is going to whisper back to you.

I love you, Dad.

I love you, mom.

That is happiness.

That is legacy.

That is success.

That is freedom.

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Guess they're more worried about the meaning of the word female than the word work.

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Donald Trump is speaking at the United Nations.

He is asking for the world to stop developing nuclear weapons and stop all biological weapons research, including the United States.

That's crazy, especially if you're on the left, right?

Especially for a warmonger.

That is weird.

Guy wants to kill us all, yet.

You know, and he's not, I mean,

he just doesn't care.

And I think the time for caring is over

when the tough truth has to be told.

I don't mind somebody coming up and saying, this is a quote,

you know, it's time to end the experimentation of open borders because all your countries are going to hell.

It doesn't work.

And the UN, the UN is funding it.

I mean, he is, he's just laying all the cards down.

And I think, you know, there is is a nicer way to say it.

But people have been saying it nicely to the United Nations.

The only thing he hasn't said that I would love to hear him say is, so get the hell out.

We don't want you here anymore.

Go build your little UN building someplace else.

We don't want you here anymore.

You tie up traffic.

Okay, really.

But

he didn't let the Iranians in.

There's another country he didn't let in.

And he is saying to hostile countries also, you can't go shopping.

You're not welcome in any of our shops.

If you're here, you're not going shopping because they go here and they shop.

And, you know, I know Cartier loves that.

But honestly, so does Costco and Walmart.

They love it because they ship back all kinds, just

crates of stuff they can't get over in their countries.

No.

You're barely welcome here.

You're barely welcome here.

I love that myself.

I also love that we have all sorts of stuff that other people don't have.

I do love capitalism.

It works really well.

I will say he was.

The free market works better, but capitalism is a close second.

Yeah, I mean, obviously I would

very closely.

Yeah, they are.

But like, you know, we talked about Yeltsin's supermarket day.

Was it last week?

Last week.

And this is when Yeltsin came to the United States.

He went to a Houston supermarket and was so blown away by how much stuff was there.

His next flight was spent with his head in his hands contemplating what he had done to the Soviet people that they could not have have all the wonderful things that he was.

That's the reason why the collapse.

That grocery store in America seen over there was the end.

Yeah, a guy who worked closely with him said it was the thing that killed the last gasp of Bolshevism in him, which is a fascinating thing.

I mean, I really do think it should be a holiday.

But when that happened, the average grocery store had 8,000 different products in it.

Today we have over 32,000 different products.

That's amazing.

I mean, it's incredible that what

it'll be great is for we'll be able to take our kids onto a school.

They have to be heavily armed.

But we're going to take our kids to the grocery, the mom Donnie grocery stores, and we'll say, wow, look at this is what socialism does, kids.

This is it.

Now let's just go across the water.

I mean, it's still New Jersey, barely America.

Let's just go look at the supermarkets over there.

I mean, it's going to be an interesting,

you know, they'll do what they always do.

They'll blame it on, well, it's the capitalists that are really screwing this thing up.

There's always going to be, this is one thing I've learned doing this job over these years.

There's always an argument.

They'll always come up with some way to justify why their socialism didn't work this time.

Why they have to kill people to.

There's always some argument to be made.

But at the end of the day, is it the real argument?

And is it the truth?

And of course, the answer to that is no.

By the way, Trump, a couple things he did in the speech, he was, you know, think about all the criticism he got for exporting this guy to El Salvador in the prison.

One of the first things he said in the speech was, I want to thank El Salvador for their wonderful leadership and partnership.

He does not care.

And you have to love that.

You just have to love that.

He just doesn't care going in there.

I personally wish his best friend in international politics was Malay.

I wish he and Malay were closer.

Yeah, I mean, I don't think they're certainly opponents, but like they're not.

No, no, they're not.

They're not

as brothers.

Yeah, they're not as close as

I wish he was.

By the way, I've been invited down by the new ambassador to Argentina to go down and meet with Malay.

Oh, absolutely want to do that.

Yeah.

You want to come?

Yeah, first of all.

You're not invited.

But you just offered.

No, I just said you want to come.

I was just asking you.

I wanted to come.

I'm not inviting you.

Okay, good, good, good.

But I just wanted to know if you come, because since you said yes, I'd love to go.

Now I'm going to rub it in.

Right.

Now you're going to rub it in and not let me go.

If I said no, then you'd probably be an abuser.

You're a wuss.

You won't travel.

Right.

So

I've been here before today, so I'm aware of how this goes.

But I agree.

I would like the Malay stuff is, by the way, working really well

incredibly.

Taking off all rent controls.

Now,

I just saw the facts the other day.

I wish I had a photographic memory.

I wish I had a memory.

But

the rent control has brought the price of rent.

Yeah, way down.

Way down.

And supply is way up.

Yes.

Yeah.

Because he took all the regulations off of all of the how you can lease them out, how you can buy them, and how you can build them.

And now, lots of supply and meeting the demand and

really low prices.

I don't know.

Maybe we should give that a whirl here, huh?

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There's some controversy brewing, and not where I wanted to start this half hour.

We're going to get into Donald Trump and what he's saying at the United Nations.

We have just the craziness that is happening with

Mom Donnie up in New York.

I want to talk to you a little bit about Jimmy Kimmel.

I've already got the TV on.

I've got it warmed up.

Kids are making popcorn all day because we're just going to have a watch partner.

But he'll have his biggest ratings of all time tonight as he returns, a whopping 800,000 people.

Less than this listening right now, but that's a different story.

Anyway,

I also want to talk, here's the controversy that's brewing.

Brigitte Macron is to present evidence proving she's a woman in court.

I hope it's not the Supreme Court because they don't know what a woman is.

How is she going in today's world?

How is she going to provide evidence that she's a woman?

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Okay, so here is the latest.

And I want to, strangely, it's from Yahoo News.

And I only say that because we're going to be talking about a Yahoo here in a minute, I think.

The

French first lady, Brigitte Mahron,

will

present, quote, photographic and scientific evidence in a U.S.

court to counterclaims that she is a male.

What scientific evidence would prove it?

Because we've been told nothing proves that you are a woman.

Nothing.

It's a choice.

So maybe she actually has the chromosomes, but she's chosen now to be a woman, but she was choosing to be a man before.

I don't know.

I don't know.

It's very complex.

I'm not a biologist.

I don't know.

And photographic evidence.

I mean, I don't want to dwell on this, but when you're looking at a picture,

at least in my mind, it would sound a little like, oh my gosh, take hello, hello in there, hello.

I mean, I don't want to.

I'm glad you didn't get that joke, Stu, because it's really sick.

It's really.

I'm sorry, I'm focused on something else.

Go ahead, John.

Okay, yeah, sure.

So anyway,

so I don't know what photographic evidence that would be.

And you said to me earlier, maybe as a child, well, that would be child porn.

No, I was not suggesting that you would put naked pictures of her as a child.

What kind of, what, what?

Instead of pictures of her

as a child doing female things in female clothes,

little boys can do that too.

Yeah, but they didn't really do much of that.

And I was seeing that.

Have you ever seen 75 years ago?

Have you ever seen pictures of like, I don't know, the Vanderbilts or even Winston Churchill?

They used to dress little boys as girls.

They used to do it all the time.

I don't know what kind of weird stuff you look at on this.

I know you're already photographing.

I know.

You were already begging for the Macron photos you wanted to see.

So, I don't know what kind of tastes you want to do.

Let me out of here.

Help me.

Let me out of here.

I just, you know, anyway.

No, I mean, I think the, I think, I think people, I could be wrong on this.

Okay.

The phrase I keep seeing used, could you read it again?

Yes.

Scientist.

She's will present photographic and scientific evidence.

I think, now, I could be wrong on this, okay?

But let me state my theory of what's happening here.

People are ignoring the word and here.

Okay, so there are two categories.

There is some scientific evidence of some origin.

I don't know.

How dare you bring up chromosomes?

And there is photographic evidence, which is different.

They're not scientific photos showing

what you might

her Yahoo news.

They are, they're not going to show naked photos of Macron.

I don't think anyone would show to the trial.

I think the trial would have lower audience than Kimmel if that were what they were saying.

That's not possible.

That's not possible.

Even with naked pictures of the First Lady of France, not possible.

I'd put that to the test.

I say that's scientifically impossible.

I think what they're going to do is present photos, you know, again, of her, you know,

no, no, no, not naked photos.

Why are you, why do you care about

that?

What, I mean, even that doesn't prove anything because you can cut it off, tuck it in,

whatever.

I mean, I don't know what they, we have been told that it is all about your choice, your body parts.

Nothing, nothing, according to the left, would prove that you're a woman.

Nothing would.

Right.

Well, they don't even know what it is.

Right.

There's no way to prove it if you don't know, unless you're, of course, a biologist, which somehow act seems to indicate a biological biological association with gender which is not supposed to whatever right um yeah so i is it possible that that candace isn't going down some crazy town road on this she's actually trying to prove the point you just told us you can't prove a man or a woman yeah what are you doing in court you can't prove it i i really do think this is fascinating and could have actual effects here right like in theory if you can prove if you can prove you're a woman by these types of things, then it all falls apart.

Doesn't it all fall apart?

It all falls apart.

So, I don't know.

Believe me, she's old enough, it's all fallen apart long ago.

But

I think the photos they're talking about, though, would be her in childhood

as a little girl doing little girl things, which was, again, even you're right today,

pretty common that people just randomly dress themselves, their kids up in different genders.

Some producers

right now look up photos of

paintings and photos of like Winston Churchill as a kid.

I'm telling you, they dress them.

They would dress little boys in the day like girls.

I don't know why, but they did.

But maybe they did it, right?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Did she live basically her entire life as a girl?

All indications are yes.

Yeah.

Right.

They're all indications.

As far as I know, again, I will say I have not.

Because she chose early.

I mean, that's what I guess.

She has a right.

You're telling me that there's an age that she could have come out in two years old and said, I'm a girl.

Are you presenting the argument or an argument here?

I think you're just arguing for my reason.

I am arguing their argument.

Yes, that is their argument.

They will always come up with something.

And it will slip and slide no matter which way you want to go.

They'll find it.

We also, I don't know, this whole gender thing sort of draws attention away from, I mean, you've talked about this.

The history here between these two

is very strange, is it not?

No, no, here's what she is.

think she's a woman.

I can't believe I'm saying this.

I think she's a woman.

I think it's pretty clear she's a woman.

An ugly woman, but she's a woman.

I will say, though, like, there's a lot, there are women.

There are women that are women that kind of look manly, like manly, right?

That's true.

I don't even see her as an example of that.

She just looks, you know, she leaves an enormous handprint on the side of his face.

She does.

Now, that could be because he's so very small.

I'm not sure.

It could be.

Okay.

But,

you know,

she's, here's the thing.

She's a child predator.

That's what she is.

She was a child predator.

She wasn't into pedophilia.

I don't remember what the actual, you should look this up.

I don't want to search for the terms you're asking about.

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

But

it's a weird thing because I saw it in some French news.

Only in the French news would they have this.

That's not to be confused with pedophilia.

Pedophilia is this.

It's, you know, underage, pre-prubescent.

She likes post-pubescent, underage children.

So she likes him at like 13.

Always a niche.

There's always an itch.

There's always a loophole, too.

So anyway,

so that's what she was doing.

And when his parents said,

stop it, she was a 44-year-old teacher.

He was like 14.

Imagine that.

And

she she said, you will never stop our love.

We love each other.

And they're like, stay away from our son.

They pulled him out of school.

They moved across, you know, France to get away.

And she still

went back to him.

And he went back to her.

So it's just a beautiful French love story, which the French should never be able to define love.

And apparently a woman, but I don't know.

They've got some interesting traditions over there.

I'll say that.

Yes, they do.

Apparently we have some as well.

And so does the UK.

Do we have photos?

Is this Winston Churchill as a child?

Is that what we have?

Yeah.

There you go.

That's not the most feminine one of him.

You've looked at a lot of these photos, haven't you?

No, I've just been, for some reason, I don't remember what it was.

What kind of rabbit hole did you go down?

I know.

What kind of

things are you doing?

This is what happens when he's at the ranch too long.

You got to get internet out of that ranch.

Who knows what this guy is searching for while he's up there by himself?

I was in, I don't remember where I was, I was in some museum or some, some, like, like, I don't know, the Vanderbilt house or something.

Sure.

And I saw this picture of this girl and I was like,

which daughter is this?

And they're like,

no, that's Cornelius.

And I'm like,

the guy?

Long hair, dress, whole thing.

Boots, you know, little button boots and stuff.

And I'm like, what, what?

What was happening in this family?

Like, oh, no, that was just, that was the way it was.

People didn't think pictures of little boys were cute, so they would dress them up.

This is the explanation.

I don't know if this part's true.

They would dress them up as little girls because they thought little girls were cute, and they would have little pictures of little girls, but they were actually little boys, their sons, on the walls.

And it was like, okay, well, glad he didn't live in those days.

That's interesting.

It says, you were so interested in this.

You did an on-site visit to check it out.

It was just, look, look,

the exhibit was called.

Little boys dressed as little girls in the 1800s.

What's wrong with that?

That's weird all of a sudden.

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So he's not some far-right-wing kook.

He blasted the staffers in the White House on Monday for, and I'm quoting him, serving a cult.

Inside the White House, the Regina Georges of Biden's circle ruled like mean girls and policed loyalty.

Staff weren't serving a president and first lady.

They were serving a cult.

You never knew when Regina was in charge or when the Bidens were.

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LaRosa said he wanted to be taken seriously and to contribute candid and thoughtful analysis to the Biden administration, but the president's bullies didn't see it that way.

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LaRosa's latest revelations come as former Vice President Kamala Harris has lashed out about Biden's White House team and the forthcoming book, 100 Days.

Is that thing out yet?

I mean, when are they going to release it?

I think they've told everything that's in it, right?

It's like, yeah, she sucked.

I mean, that's chapter one, the end.

107 Days, Glenn, I believe, is the.

And this is the reason it's titled that is that's the entire run of

her actual presidential run, not vice presidential.

It's not that long.

It felt a lot longer,

I thought, but that's her whole excuse for everything in the book.

Oh, there wasn't enough time.

No,

you, it's now, if if the polling didn't show that she was actually winning immediately after this, maybe you'd say, remember, when she announced her polls went up, there was that period of Kamala summer and Brat summer, and she was up by all these points, and everyone was saying she was going to win.

And it's like, oh, wait a minute, wait till what happens with Kamala is people here at first and like, oh, gosh, maybe this will be, oh, God, no.

That's what happens.

And that's what happened, by the way.

So more time, Trump might have won by 50.

Oh, yeah.

A real race, he would have won by 50.

Against her?

Probably.

Yeah.

Yeah.

It's, I mean, that was just remarkably bad.

But,

you know, 107, 107, look what this president did in 107 days.

Look what this president did in 107 days.

I've never seen a president run like this.

And it's not just him.

It is so clear he has an amazing team around him because he can go from one big event right into the next,

and he knows everything that's going on in it.

I mean, he is so well-briefed.

He has so well-briefed his staff on what he wants done, then they do it,

that he just goes from one big thing to another.

Have you ever seen anybody do that?

Anybody?

It seems like he's doing two or three of them at the same time most of the time.

Right.

It's so much.

I mean, it's not.

He left the White House, the Charlie Kirk, and all of that mess that was going on all last week.

Then he flies out to meet with the king.

He does all kinds of things, including, you know, making fun of Camilla, which I really appreciate.

And then get back on the plane, go right to Charlie Kirk, come right home, do the Antifa stuff yesterday.

I mean, it's like, what, what, what?

And now he's today, he's at the United Nations listing off all kinds of stuff.

My wife yesterday asked me if I wanted to go for a walk at about 8 p.m.

Nope.

And I thought about it.

I was like, you know, I should.

I haven't done anything today physical.

Yeah.

I was in bed at 9.15 with no walk.

That's me.

I'm not 79.

My doctor told me not to walk.

Really?

Yeah.

Tell me more, sweetie.

And you're a diamond.

You're a doctor.

And by the way, I don't care if you take Tylenol or not.

But let me just, yeah, I went to my doctor and he was like, you know, I got to exercise.

And I said, I was going to think about because my wife's like, you got to walk.

And she's been saying it my whole life.

And so I said, yeah, we were talking about walking and I'm going to start swimming.

And he said, no, no walking.

And I said, Okay, how about bike riding?

He said, Not good for you either, probably.

And I'm like, Oh, you are.

Where did I?

How did I not?

You just left the room.

I left the room.

That's what he said.

That's what he said.

That's what he said.

He was saying something screaming to me as I was walking out the door.

He's like, No, you misunderstand.

And I'm like, Nope, that's what he said.

That's what he said.

So, wait, what?

It's because you're just your pack.

Yeah, it's like kind of collapsing a bit.

Yeah.

And so he's like, Yeah, we got to do some other things.

So, you know, that would probably.

You're going to have a rascal scooter coming into the studio soon.

oh i can't i can't i can't i would like one

oh yeah that would be fun just gave him in then you never have to walk again i want it to look like the presidential limousine though i want the flags on i think you go popemobile popemobile like that rascal scooter designed as a popemobile i like it all right yeah and now we have goals they're your life goals for you no i actually i saw this is not a permanent thing it's just that i went to this uh this other doctor and he did nerve studies and stuff and he's like nope nope, no, right where it is, we can help you fix that.

He's like, it's not going to be a long time fix, but it'll help you.

And then you got to do the things.

Not walking, not walking.

That's what I heard.

And he's like, you know, you can buy yourself some extra time.

And I was like, really, I was really happy to hear that.

So there's some positive news on that front.

Good.

That's good to hear.

And I said, will this, can you cut out stew?

And he's like, no, well, wait a minute.

With a scalpel?

And I said, yes, a big one.

And he's like, oh, yeah, yeah.

Come on in.

Tell him.

tell him to leave his phone at home and disregard the tarp on the floor when he walks in

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Welcome to the program.

Okay.

So, you know, it must be nice to be President Trump now because, like, I don't think he has to put a lot of preparation into speeches anymore because

he's just living it all the time.

And so he's just, okay, we're going to talk about this now.

He must have driven up to the UN.

Where are we now?

UN.

Oh, yeah, I got a few things to say to them.

He just walks out and he's like, I don't really care.

But boy, did he say a lot, huh?

Yes.

Yeah, he said a lot.

lot.

Give me the highlights.

All right.

Let me go through here real quick.

Basically, he started off with saying how we're the hottest country in the world.

Yeah, we are.

All of his accomplishments.

He thanked El Salvador, as I mentioned, mentioned a bunch of

countries that he was working with, Saudi Arabia, UAE, talked about his trade deals, went on a big rant about how he's ended seven unendable wars.

Well, didn't he?

Is this the point where he said, I don't even know what the UN is for?

I've ended all these wars without any of you.

Yes, he said, never even received a phone call from the UN to help.

That's when the teleprompter stopped working and he told a story about the escalator not working halfway up and then he was excited because the first lady's in great shape and she didn't fall over on the escalator.

But he was standing there for 20 minutes.

No, he's like, what is he saying?

And by the way, I was in great shape too.

We're both in great shape.

He walked up the elevator.

Then he asked what the purpose of the UN was.

He said, not living up to potential.

He said, everyone says that he should get the Nobel Peace Prize for

what he's done, which I think there's certainly with the Abraham Accords,

he's an argument for it.

There's an argument for a few things.

And he's tried, again, I don't know that the seven wars, you know, you can quibble with that, but he has

very much tried over and over again to stop a bunch of these wars.

He's affected seven

in his term.

I think he has stopped, what, four?

I tried to write them, type them as he was was saying them.

He mentioned Cambodia, Thailand, Kosovo, Serbia, Congo, Rwanda, Pakistan, Israel, Iran, Ethiopia, and Azerbaijan.

Now, that's as much as I could get.

There's a couple that I think I missed in there.

It's a pretty big deal.

But Israel-Iran is a great example of this.

Is not war over?

I mean,

again, he said, you know, it's a 12-day war.

It's over.

Well, I mean, you know, first of all, we helped Edinburgh with, you know, giant bombs.

Yes.

It wasn't exactly a,

again, I'm fine with all of this.

I just think you can quibble with some of the details.

The bottom line, though, is he's been very involved in trying to stop wars.

I would say it's one of his most

highest priorities, I would say, since he got into office again.

He mentioned,

then he went into a big rant about how he was upset he didn't get the UN construction job.

Did mention that he would have given them nice marble floors instead of you having to walk on Terrazzo.

You walk on Terrazzo.

Do you realize that?

You're walking on Terrazo.

Did he actually say that?

Over and over.

Oh, my gosh, that's so funny.

Is that when the teleprompter was down?

It was, I think, I don't know.

That might have been on Prompter.

Then he went to Hamas.

He said, hey, I don't know, instead of giving in to Hamas and their demands, basically criticizing these countries.

It was the UK and

a couple others, right, that went in and said, we're going to recognize Palestinian statehood.

Saying, instead of giving in to their demands, we should be talking about how the hostages should be released.

That was very strong.

Mentioned Russia, said if they don't enter the war, we'll hit them with all these tariffs.

He did say that the war with Israel and Gaza has to stop now.

He did say that.

Now.

And I think if you see that headline, you might indicate, oh, gosh, well, he's criticizing Israel.

It seems to me to be much more that he was saying, Hamas, release the hostages.

And then we can end it.

And then we can end it.

And it should end immediately after that.

Talked about biological weapons.

He said, this is an interesting part.

He said he wanted to lead, the U.S.

to lead a process that will identify a mechanism for AI verification on biological weapons.

And he's like, we'll see see if this AI works.

They say it's going to be amazing.

We'll see if it works.

But he wanted to use that to try to stop biological weapons in some way.

I'm not exactly sure of the mechanism on that, but that's kind of an interesting use of the technology, perhaps.

It went into a big thing about how the UN was supporting illegal immigration, that he were funding it, that they were bringing people across the border.

And they are.

We proved that.

We have the documents with the UN logo at the bottom.

We have the documents to prove that.

Said the death of Western Western Europe is coming if they don't act on their own borders.

True.

Mentioned false asylum claims, a big problem.

He said we need to understand that, yes, we have a big heart, but we have to solve this problem.

He then did this quote.

This is the one quote I took verbatim: quote, I'm really good at this stuff.

Your countries are going to hell.

It's hard to disagree with.

That's like, you know, again, that goes back to him getting out of the car.

Where are we?

Oh, I got a few things to say.

They're going to hell.

Bashed windmills.

I can't do it enough.

Another one that was newsworthy, I thought Easy said, one thing you'll notice, people don't like taking big loads of drugs in boats anymore.

I mean, again, you could,

it's not even about the policy, but I love it.

Stylistically, it was a lot of fun.

Whether you like the policies or not,

you're missing a really good time.

Even if you just really don't like the policies, it is a good time to have somebody just to say that kind of stuff at the UN.

I mean, nobody says, no one says this stuff.

No one.

No.

And it's kind of nice.

It's like, you don't like me.

It goes back, honestly.

Do you remember when I said, if we get Obama, our president, our next president, is going to be a big guy who's got catch up on his tie and I'll be like, did I just fart?

I sorry I farted here for a minute.

Woo!

You know, and I was right.

I was right.

That's, I mean, he had done the fart thing, but he is, he's that guy.

He just says it.

And I actually appreciate it because you know who he is.

Like it or not, you know who he is.

It's true.

And he is very clear about that.

And I kind of wondered as I was listening to it, I'm like, is this how all these UN speeches are?

But I remember, like, we used to call him President Tom because we couldn't pronounce his name.

Yeah.

He came in and he'd always be like, we're going to, the apocalypse is coming.

We're hastening the return.

Good night, everybody.

Good night.

We're like, wait, what the hell did he just say?

Like, are they all just saying stuff like this?

Like, maybe it's like every one of these guys just comes in and says whatever they want.

We just ignore all these other countries all the time.

Maybe that's what they're doing.

It could be.

It could be that.

It could be.

Do you remember?

I've just remembered.

Remember, I think it was,

was it Hugo Chavez who said,

was it George Bush?

I think it was George Bush where Hugo Chavez was speaking and he said, it smells like sulfur in here.

Yes.

I think this might just be what's going on in the U.S.

It might be a great show we haven't watched.

It's like a Netflix special from like 2014.

We missed the entire series.

Maybe it's great.

We should go back and look at that because

we might be missing a great comedy show that's going to get us all killed.

Of course.

But we don't have to worry about it because remember, again,

today,

a

prophet or pastor or somebody in Africa said that today is the day of reckoning.

Today's the day of the rapture.

Now, it could be tomorrow.

He did come back in a minute.

It could be tomorrow.

It might not be Tuesday, it could be Wednesday.

I don't know if he was worried about time zones, you know, which time zone was the Lord in when he told him and came to him, but he said the Lord came to him and he was very clear.

Today or tomorrow.

So if it doesn't happen today,

you always have tomorrow.

And if it doesn't happen tomorrow, you always have 2032.

Because there's a big asteroid

headed towards the moon, not Earth, just the moon,

and has a 4% chance of hitting the moon.

That's

probably larger than I'm comfortable with

because they think it could be as heavy as 2 billion pounds traveling

at

fast velocity.

I don't even know what it is, but it's fast.

And if it hits the moon, they say it could break apart.

And then

all of the rock would be in space, and it would be difficult for astronauts and things like satellites.

And I'm not a moonologist.

You're not.

I'm not.

I'm not.

I would have been very surprised.

Even though I use a technical term like that.

Yes.

I don't want you to get it.

It just means expert on the moon.

And I'm not a moonologist, but

I think there's also some other things things that I would worry about if it hits the moon.

Really?

Like what?

Could you name any of them?

We just, remember when we set up that,

we sent up the

rockets to push that one meteor?

You know, we hit it with all kinds of like power in a rocket ship, and I don't know if we detonated nukes or whatever we did.

I can't remember.

It was like four years ago.

And we pushed it out.

Okay.

We altered its course to see if we could do that something like this.

And we did.

Now, if a rock is coming and hitting the moon,

couldn't that maybe change its trajectory just a little bit?

Just a little bit?

And if it turns out,

I remember something about tides and everything else tied to the moon.

Yeah.

But

I don't know.

That one kind of bothers me.

What happens if it hits and it, okay, breaks up that meteor, but

might also break up a lot of the moon?

Yeah, what happens to the cheese markets?

Cheese markets collapse over there.

There's so much cheese coming down.

Fortnite's collapse.

Yeah.

So the supply would be huge.

I could add a big cheese right now.

I could get out of craft cheese.

Yeah, big cheese is like freaking out.

Big cheese is all behind.

They want to send two 100 kiloton bombs,

a lot larger than what we dropped in Nagasaki and Hiroshima.

And they want to send two of those.

to the rock to the rock to hit it to see if they can break it up.

But we only have one shot.

They can't even send a ship up to look at it and get closer to see if that would work.

They're like, we're out of time.

This thing's going to hit the moon, possibly 4% chance.

So, you know, 96% chance.

But, you know, I don't know why you're worrying about this raptures tomorrow or today.

But

a 4%

chance that it hits the moon.

But we have one shot at it.

One.

Did this stuff happen as a child and we just didn't didn't know it?

I mean,

there's like lots of space stuff coming at us now.

Have you noticed that?

You're like, wait, what?

What's happening?

Well, I have a lot of questions.

One would be, I love the guy who predicts it's going to be today or tomorrow because any day you say that, it can always be true.

Today or tomorrow.

It's always today.

It's today or tomorrow.

Well, unfortunately, they made the prediction a couple of weeks ago.

Yeah, but when tomorrow comes, you just say it's today or tomorrow.

One of the two.

You just keep saying it.

But I was looking at the charts on

this asteroid thing.

Yeah, yeah.

And it looks like if it's going to hit the moon, it's going to kind of come in, and the gravity is going to make it loop around like this,

and it comes back in like this, and it hits supposed to be a hard time.

Where does it hit the moon?

I don't know.

I don't have a great geographical sense as to where the condo developments are on the moon.

But my understanding of it would be: think about this giant asteroid comes by.

It just misses us, and then we see it looping around for I don't know we're in a month we're all just sitting here waiting to see what happens as it loops around us and then comes back down and crashes into the moon we thought about building a giant runway

I mean I don't know that's a good question

and just suction cup some wheels on that baby as it gets close just

shoot some wheels up at it so it lands you are you are a moonologist I am you said you were not but I

but I actually am so there there you go.

There you go.

I think that month would be

what a chaotic month that would be on Earth as we all like watched a giant asteroid loop around and maybe destroy us all.

Even if it said it would, you know, it was going to miss, you know, it's going to miss the moon by 10 miles.

I would still be very, you know, coming up to it.

I'd be very concerned.

I'd be a little concerned.

I'd be like, I know that's 10 miles away.

What happens on Earth during that period?

I mean, I think a lot of drugs, very little dieting.

I think it feels a little like today.

Oh, okay.

A little like today.

Yeah, yeah.

Maybe a little better.

Because at least you know the end of the pain is coming.

You know,

you could make the case.

You know, my favorite line now from, you know, Airport was.

They knew their chances when they bought the ticket.

I say let them die.

Airplane.

You're talking about, yes.

Yeah, airplane.

Point counterpoint.

Yeah, I mean, I kind of feel like that at times.

When I hear about, you know, the asteroid coming to hit, I'm kind of like, there's a part of me rooting for the asteroid.

There's a little part of me.

Yeah, I mean, it should have its own fan club.

Yeah.

A lot of people were, wasn't there a lot of people trying to elect a meteor for president at one time?

Yes.

A giant meteor.

I almost endorsed the media for a while.

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