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White Rural Rage in Real Time
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| Hey everybody, White Rural Rage in real time. | |
| We cover it and it's pretty remarkable. | |
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| Can you govern a country if you hate the people that make the country work? | |
| The current regime controls everything. | |
| They control Hollywood. | |
| They control the financial sector. | |
| They control social media. | |
| They control the intel agencies. | |
| They control the bureaucracies. | |
| They control the criminal justice system. | |
| They control the colleges. | |
| They control public education. | |
| Despite controlling basically everything, being wealthier than ever, being closer to power than ever, they have a pathological obsession, a fixation on people that have very little, on people that have lost a lot, people that have given a lot. | |
| They have an obsession despite earning five, six, seven hundred thousand dollars a year, despite having multiple homes, many of them living wonderful lives. | |
| They have a deep-seated bitterness, a contempt. | |
| They don't have a contempt for the Chinese Communist Party that is poisoning the country via fentanyl or cartels that are invading the country. | |
| They don't have contempt for our leaders that are completely disconnected from the well-being of the country. | |
| No, they have contempt for a very specific group of people. | |
| Imagine having more money than you know what to do with. | |
| Imagine being in places of power, having palaces from Malibu to Paris, Sun Valley, Kenny Bunkport, Martha's Vineyard, Aspen, Colorado. | |
| Imagine being able to call up senators whenever you want, access to White House Christmas parties. | |
| You, on the surface, have it all. | |
| But there's a problem. | |
| There's a very serious problem. | |
| There are a group of people in Enid, Oklahoma, in Prescott, Arizona, in Kalispell, Montana, that don't see the world the way you do. | |
| And that is unacceptable. | |
| It is completely unacceptable that there are people that live on farms, that don't live in cities, and they see things differently. | |
| The way that the current regime is talking, they're talking like imperialists. | |
| They're talking as if they're trying to colonize a land, not trying to govern it, not trying to heal our differences. | |
| There was an extraordinary social media clip that went viral yesterday, and it got misreported because it's even worse than what people were saying. | |
| On the surface, it looks as if this is a couple of professors who said, Oh, white rural voters are the problem. | |
| They're a problem to the country. | |
| No, no, no, no. | |
| They wrote a book about it. | |
| This is considered to be premier research by professors. | |
| This is considered to be scholarship. | |
| Again, they're wealthier than they have ever been. | |
| The stock market is higher than it has ever been. | |
| They are in a place of power. | |
| And what keeps them up at night is a plumber who's a veteran earning $65,000 a year in Tupelo, Mississippi. | |
| He pays his taxes, goes to church, has a MAGA flag. | |
| He's a threat to the country. | |
| I want you to write down that term I just said: threat to the country. | |
| If you think I'm exaggerating, listen, Play Cut 120. | |
| Rural rage, the threat to American democracy. | |
| And Tom, we'll start with you. | |
| Why are white rural voters a threat to democracy at this point? | |
| I mean, we lay out the fourfold interconnected threat that white rural voters pose to the country. | |
| First of all, and we show 30 polls and national studies to demonstrate this. | |
| We provide the receipts in chapter 6. | |
| They're the most racist, xenophobic, anti-immigrant, and anti-gay geodemographic group in the country. | |
| Second, they're the most conspiracist group. | |
| QAnon support and subscribers, election denialism, COVID denialism, and scientific skepticism, Obama burtherism. | |
| Third, anti-democratic sentiments. | |
| They don't believe in an independent press, free speech. | |
| They're most likely to say the president should be able to act unilaterally without any checks from Congress or the courts or their bureaucracy. | |
| They're also the most strongly white nationalist and white Christian nationalists. | |
| And fourth, they are most likely to excuse or justify violence as an acceptable alternative to peaceful public discourse. | |
| That's considered to be scholarship. | |
| I want you to think about how demented these people are. | |
| Their work is not about trying to improve the country. | |
| Not about trying to say, hey, you know, we have a wide open border and there's 15,000 illegals coming into the country every day. | |
| Hey, we're borrowing $2 trillion a year. | |
| No, no, no. | |
| The problem is white rural voters. | |
| Their names are Paul Waldman and Tom Scaler or Shaler. | |
| This new book, White Rural Rage, is about you, if you live in a rural part of the country, but it's bigger than that. | |
| They're just trying to find the only acceptable punching bag. | |
| Let's call this what it is. | |
| This is bigotry. | |
| This is racism. | |
| This is disgusting, repulsive language and behavior that is laundered and repurposed on MSNBC as quote-unquote scholarship. | |
| Paul Waldman is a senior writer for the American Prospect, and Tom Shaler, I believe, is a professor. | |
| Yeah, that's who teaches your kids. | |
| There's no C in that. | |
| Tom Shaler, professor at the University of Maryland, Baltimore. | |
| There is an intellectual hit job occurring right now. | |
| The current makeup of the country is very simple. | |
| That if you own land, believe in God, question the government, you're a threat to the country. | |
| The only group you're allowed to hate is white rural voters, or just white voters in particular. | |
| We have talked about the war on white people openly on this program. | |
| This is another piece of evidence of that. | |
| White rural rage. | |
| He said that you, if you are a white rural voter, you're a threat to the country. | |
| Excuse me. | |
| They're a significant portion that of the reason why we have a country. | |
| They disproportionately, white rural Americans disproportionately serve in the military and fight wars. | |
| They're 20% of the country, 44% of the Iraq and Afghanistan enlisted service members were white rural Christians. | |
| So they fight all the wars that they want to deploy your sons and daughters to. | |
| They're the most patriotic, the most faithful. | |
| You know, it'd be really interesting to ask Tom Shaler and Paul Waldman, what is the crime rate of a white rural voter? | |
| And then, I don't know, what's the crime rate of an average person in downtown Philadelphia or Chicago? | |
| Who's more likely to cheat on their taxes? | |
| Someone just from the Upper East Side in New York or a white rural voter? | |
| Who gives more to charity? | |
| A white rural voter or an average person from San Francisco? | |
| No, none of that matters because their politics are bad. | |
| Because white rural voters are the most conservative voters in the country. | |
| Why? | |
| Because they own property. | |
| They're disconnected from D.C. | |
| They have to grow a lot of them their own food, produce their own goods. | |
| Because of that, you're a threat and a threat to the country, as they would say. | |
| And make no mistake, they will try to turn you into a kulak. | |
| We've used that term before, and we'll reintroduce it in just a second. | |
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| White rural rage. | |
| That is the only group you're allowed to hate. | |
| If you went on MSNBC or the media and you said, hey, you know, there's a real problem of inner city gang violence largely perpetuated by young blacks. | |
| Oh, you're a terrible person. | |
| You can't say that. | |
| You can't even mention it. | |
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The Problem with the 1%
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| You can't even whisper it, even though it's a big problem. | |
| If you were to say, hey, you know, there's a big problem with Venezuelan crime happening right now. | |
| Can't say that. | |
| No, but the one group you're allowed to hate, the one group you have permission to criticize, are the folks that have dutifully served this country. | |
| Here's a question for the authors of this book. | |
| On Memorial Day, July 4th, and Veterans Day, are you more likely to see American flags in white rural Christian communities or in liberal San Francisco? | |
| Are you more likely to see American flags in flyover country, the Rust Belt? | |
| Do the authors of this book care about patriotism? | |
| Of course not. | |
| These folks are those that pay their taxes, work at their hands, provide your food. | |
| They fix your streets. | |
| They fight in your wars. | |
| They police your streets. | |
| And they've seen their beloved communities. | |
| The factories close. | |
| The schools have to go through budget cuts. | |
| Busing have to be enforced because there's not enough population to justify the continuation of schools that they grew up sending their kids to. | |
| Favorite restaurants close, but they're told that they're the problem. | |
| You know, see, the problem is not Goldman Sachs. | |
| The problem is not Google. | |
| The problem is not the fact that we just spent $250 to $300 billion to Ukraine. | |
| The problem is not that we spent trillions of dollars in Iraq and Afghanistan. | |
| Oh, by the way, thank you, white rural voters, for sending your sons and daughters to go die in that war for us. | |
| The problem is not that the 1% is richer than ever before. | |
| No, no, no. | |
| The problem is Hank. | |
| The problem is Hank from Sydney, Nebraska. | |
| He hunts. | |
| He fishes. | |
| He owns a gun. | |
| It's Hank from Sydney, Nebraska, who is really worried that the country that he served in Vietnam is collapsing. | |
| And we must destroy Hank. | |
| Because the way Hank votes makes it harder for us to obliterate the nation. | |
| These are folks that look after their neighbor. | |
| They clean your driveway for free when there's snow. | |
| They'll drive you 80 miles to a hospital if there's something wrong. | |
| They're there to watch your kids. | |
| They're the last remnant of the social contract that built the country that Alexis de Tocqueville marveled. | |
| The last remnant of old America is in the rural pockets. | |
| And part of it is a sad sight. | |
| A lot of opioids, a lot of fentanyl that have come into these communities, but they still have a love for the country. | |
| They will be the first ones to run into the line of fire if we were to be invaded. | |
| Well, we are invaded. | |
| They're the first ones to sign up for the military. | |
| The first ones to give money to charity. | |
| They rush into help when you're in trouble, in need, in danger. | |
| They're hated because they believe in duty. | |
| They hated because deep down, they cause shame in our elites because those lunatic, demented authors of this book have never done anything for their country. | |
| But you know what? | |
| Hank from Sydney, Nebraska served his country in Vietnam. | |
| Oh, he's the wrong skin color. | |
| He's a white guy. | |
| He believes in God. | |
| And they say it's rage. | |
| It really is sadness. | |
| You go to white rural America, they're frustrated that they have done the right thing. | |
| They educated their kids. | |
| They paid their taxes. | |
| They didn't commit crimes. | |
| They served their country in the military. | |
| They were police officers, firefighters, and teachers. | |
| And then they have to be lectured by these administers of drivel to be told that actually you're the problem. | |
| The problem is not the fact that we're $35 trillion in debt. | |
| The problem is not the fact that we ignore the United States Constitution or that we lock down the schools, we push an mRNA gene-altering vaccine, or that we have a war a month in Yemen. | |
| We have a war brewing with Iran and Ukraine and Russia. | |
| The problem is you. | |
| You. | |
| They're watching a world gone mad. | |
| And of course, they have some thoughts about that. | |
| They have some opinions. | |
| And maybe we should listen to them. | |
| Maybe instead of being a threat to the country, maybe instead of being demonized, maybe white rural rage will save this country. | |
| The world is in flames, and biodynamics is a complete and total disaster, but it can't and won't ruin my day. | |
| Why? | |
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| Joining us now is Glenn Beck. | |
| Glenn, thank you so much for taking time for us on this breaking news day. | |
| Steve Baker, who's an investigative journalist with The Blaze, has now been arrested by the FBI. | |
| For what exactly, Glenn, this is an outrageous story. | |
| Please walk us through it. | |
| He has been arrested for four misdemeanors. | |
| He faced the judge about an hour ago in leg irons and shackles. | |
| He was the first misdemeanor was being on property that was national security blocked off. | |
| That's everybody who was there, including the New York Times, ABC, NBC, CBS. | |
| He was there as a journalist. | |
| Then they said that he paraded and was disruptive. | |
| Thank God we have access to the footage now, thanks to our Speaker of the House. | |
| We got the footage. | |
| We are now editing every single piece of footage where Steve is in in the Capitol. | |
| He is doing nothing but standing by his camera, his tripod, or taking pictures or writing. | |
| He is acting as a journalist. | |
| This is completely outrageous, completely outrageous. | |
| Glenn, you have been warning about this coming tyranny for as long as I've been listening and learning from you. | |
| I know it's probably an exhaustive question to answer, but you know, did you ever really think it would get to this level this quickly, this flagrantly? | |
| I, you know, I've always said, I hope that I'm wrong. | |
| I don't want to be right about these things. | |
| I'm terrified if I'm right. | |
| And now we are seeing all of it come to fruition. | |
| I mean, Charlie used to watch me when you were a kid on Fox, and it was all in the distant future, if, if, if, if. | |
| And here we are. | |
| And what they're doing to Catherine Herrge from CBS, CBS just dumped her like garbage on the street. | |
| And the feds have come after her because she reported on Chinese infiltration in our schools. | |
| And she wouldn't reveal her source. | |
| So she's out of a job. | |
| And the government is because she went to a source that had accurate information about Chinese infiltration. | |
| We are not the United States of America. | |
| If people don't stand up and demand that the House and the Senate cut off funding for the DOJ until they stop harassing journalists, you don't have a free country. | |
| This is the free. | |
| I talked to Alan Dershowitz today. | |
| I called him up and I said, Alan, I never thought I would be in this position. | |
| Can I hire you? | |
| He said, Glenn, I won't take a job from you. | |
| I'll do it pro bono. | |
| This is freedom of speech. | |
| He said, we're done as a country if this continues. | |
| The stakes have really never been higher, and the traditional liberals seem to be cheerleading this, Glenn. | |
| And I know you've covered this extensively. | |
| And now the traditional liberals that have become leftists. | |
| I mean, we still have Alan Dershowitz who's a free speech guy. | |
| And, you know, we have Matt Taibbi and Schellenberger. | |
| There's still some guys out there that are free speech people. | |
| What is the end game for the regime by doing this? | |
| And Glenn, I can't help but think, and allow me to speculate: are they trying to raise the temperature of the pressure cooker to create a volcano? | |
| I mean, if you want crazy things to happen, you arrest journalists. | |
| Yeah. | |
| And let me tell you something. | |
| What they really want is what Trudeau did in Canada yesterday. | |
| I don't know if you saw the House bill, I think it's 60, S63 up in Canada, and it looks like it's going to pass. | |
| And it is the most draconian bill you've ever seen on free speech. | |
| You can turn in your neighbor with information that you don't ever have to reveal who you are. | |
| It's all secret. | |
| If you are afraid that they might say something that would be like hate speech, not even say it, you think they might, they can be fined $20,000 and you don't ever get to face your accuser. | |
| If you've said anything at any time on any platform that someone finds hateful, they can report you and you can get, get this, life in prison. | |
| They don't even give life in prison in Canada for murder. | |
| And Canada is becoming a trial run, like a dry run of what is coming here. | |
| And Glenn, you know, you and I had a dialogue recently, and I don't want to talk about everything we said privately, but one of the essences I know you'd be okay with saying is that we have to be disciplined at this moment because when they start arresting people like Steve Baker, who looks like a high school algebra teacher, I mean, this guy's not a threat to the country. | |
| He does, right? | |
| He does. | |
| Yes. | |
| He's there taking notes. | |
| It's just, they almost want us to snap, Glenn Beck. | |
| We can't snap because that is what they're trying to make us do. | |
| And, you know, in the documentation from the FBI, you know, words are not action. | |
| There is nothing in the videotape that shows him doing anything. | |
| But three days after, he said things like he was on a podcast and he said, I was in Nancy Pelosi's office and unfortunately, people had trashed her office. | |
| Okay, not bad. | |
| But then he said, but I kind of wish I would have taken her computer because can you imagine what was on that computer? | |
| But he didn't take it. | |
| He didn't destroy her office. | |
| He was reporting. | |
| And then three days later, he said the same thing I would have said. | |
| I wish I would have taken it. | |
| Can you imagine if we had that, Charlie? | |
| Can you imagine what was on that? | |
| That's not against the law. | |
| No, in fact, that's explicitly protected by the law, Glenn. | |
| You're allowed to speculate. | |
| You're allowed to, you're allowed to, in the future, say, oh, you know, could you have imagined? | |
| By the way, they do this all the time with Trump on cable news, Glenn Beck. | |
| They also, the journalists have also recently been watching for Donald Trump to get in his limo when he was in trial on trumped up charges. | |
| And they come out and the journalists have a hot mic. | |
| They don't know it. | |
| And they are saying, I wish he had a convertible. | |
| Can you imagine what would happen? | |
| Wouldn't it be great if you could shoot him like they shot Kennedy? | |
| If they're today, we're going to see in Georgia if this judge doesn't throw the book at Fonnie Willis and her boyfriend and all in that scheme. | |
| This, as I said to Dershowitz today, we were talking just like you and I were talking. | |
| And I said, I can't believe it, Alan. | |
| This thing that's happening in Georgia. | |
| I said, I've seen a lot of perjury, you know, in the past with, you know, O.J. Simpson, stuff I thought was perjury. | |
| These people got on the stand. | |
| Her lawyers wanted to stop her from testifying. | |
| She was eager to lie. | |
| She lied with zeal. | |
| And if that stands, there is no justice. | |
| There is absolutely no justice. | |
| You want to go after Steve Baker for being on property that he shouldn't have been on, then I want the journalist from the New York Times who climbed through a window at the same time Steve was walking through the front door. | |
| I want them arrested. | |
| Have they even been invested? | |
| That's amazing, Glenn. | |
| Has anyone from the New York Times or how about the documentary crew? | |
| Of course not. | |
| No, not even investigators. | |
| Of course not. | |
| No. | |
| And Steve, when he was done, the FBI called him, you know, I don't know, a few weeks later, a month later, and said, we're going to charge you with, I can't remember what it is, but it was making money over state lines. | |
| And he said, what? | |
| And he said, you've sold your footage to, I think it was HBO, to a documentary film company. | |
| He gave it to the House of Representatives. | |
| I think he sold it to one of the major news outlets, which is always done. | |
| If you have footage for Zapruder, you can sell that. | |
| It's your private stuff. | |
| So as a journalist, independent at the time, he sells it. | |
| They first come to him and say, we're going after you for making money on this over state lines. | |
| His attorneys rip them apart. | |
| Then nothing. | |
| They say nothing. | |
| Then he comes to work for the Blaze and we fund him putting together because he went in with the House and he got access to all of the footage. | |
| Nobody had that. | |
| And so he started taking first people he took down, the two guys that testified where the people got 20 years in prison. | |
| The two people that testified on behalf of the government were lying. | |
| They weren't even in the place where they said they were at. | |
| They're in a different building entirely. | |
| And people went to jail for 20 years on that testimony, all lies. | |
| Well, why hasn't that been, where's the media on this? | |
| Everybody's trying to get, you know, people out of jail that have done wrong and maybe there was a flaw in the case or whatever. | |
| These people were lied about by the federal government and Steve proved it. | |
| The next thing he was on was, what was Kamala Harris? | |
| The reason why we know that threat was completely bogus is because of Steve's work. | |
| He showed all of the cars, the person who found the pipe bomb, the meandering around after they knew the Secret Service allowing children to go where the pipe bomb was. | |
| That's Steve's reporting. | |
| And I'll tell you, he told me yesterday afternoon, he said, Glenn, I am this close to proving. | |
| And he told me what he was working on. | |
| I'm telling you, it's regime changing. | |
| If he can prove this, and he says he can, if he can prove this, it's regime. | |
| It's all over. | |
| It's all over. | |
| And that's why they're putting him in jail, not for anything else. | |
| That. | |
| Final, that is a big statement, Glenn. | |
| Huge. | |
| So it's obvious that he's a threat. | |
| I want to emphasize one element of this, Glenn, that you mentioned, and I want to zero in on it. | |
| Can you just talk in one minute the significance of Speaker Johnson supplying these tapes to you and how helpful that is? | |
| So we could, none of this would have been shown, and Steve would have no defense against the government if it wasn't for these tapes. | |
| All of the people that they have bamboozled and have thrown in jail or prison, all of them don't have a chance without these tapes. | |
| And the government has held them because they know they're lying about it. | |
| And Speaker Johnson has come out. | |
| He has been very helpful. | |
| In fact, today he just announced because of this, the first tapes that they're releasing 5,000 hours of video. | |
| They're releasing today on Rumble because of what Steve is going through. | |
| And then every week they'll have another 1,500 hours available. | |
| I think there's 10,000 hours that it can be freed up. | |
| But now it's up to citizen journalists to put the cases together for the first time. | |
| The people who are sitting in prison, their attorneys can go and exonerate them. | |
| And that's all going to be found on Rumble. | |
| Is that right, Glenn? | |
| They're uploading them all the Rumble. | |
| Rumble ahead. | |
| That is because of the House. | |
| Yep. | |
| And it's because of the House speaker. | |
| That is excellent breaking news. | |
| Glenn, thank you for being generous with your time. | |
| Thank you. | |
| We're supporting Steve anyway. | |
| Thank you, Glenn. | |
| Thank you, Goberler. | |
| From MSNBC this morning, another notable tape that kind of continues what we were talking about earlier. | |
| Let's go to CUT 149, please. | |
| What are you supposed to do with that? | |
| I mean, why the people are actually voting? | |
| Is there really one person voting for sign language? | |
| How stupid would you have to be? | |
| Foreign. | |
| He can't complete a sentence. | |
| He can't complete a thought. | |
| He talks about crooked Joe is the blood of countless victims. | |
| This is vicious violation. | |
| I mean, he just again, like, think about what he's going to say. | |
| Does somebody give him a little piece of paper or something? | |
| Like, because that's clear he doesn't. | |
| He doesn't even think. | |
| Are they talking about Biden? | |
| That's a real tough. | |
| They're being really tough on Joe Biden there. | |
| They are being real tough. | |
| No, they're talking about Trump. | |
| And this is the spin, the lying that the media engages in. | |
| I watched Trump on Hannity last night. | |
| Sean's been a friend. | |
| He's a great guy. | |
| Sean did a great job. | |
| Trump was excellent. | |
| He was focused. | |
| He was fair. | |
| He was forward-thinking. | |
| Let's play a little tease here, talking about how he spoke with the parents of Lake and Riley play cut 141. | |
| Just one week ago, a beautiful 22-year-old nursing student from Georgia was barbarically attacked, almost unrecognizable. | |
| The monster that charging the death is an illegal alien migrant who was led into our country and released into our communities by crooked Joe Biden. | |
| He's crooked. | |
| Joe Biden will never say Lake and Riley's name, but we will say it and we will remember. | |
| We're not going to forget her. | |
| It's been just a horrible story that we've had to live with for the last few days. | |
| The story is growing. | |
| It personalizes the border crisis. | |
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| Thousands of people coming into the country. | |
| We have no idea who they are. | |
| They have stopped doing DNA testing, stopped doing background checks, and releasing them into the interior of the country. | |
| Donald Trump was asked by Sean Hannity, well, what do they want? | |
| And Trump said, well, it could be for votes, or it could be that they're stupid. | |
| But most likely is that they hate the country. | |
| And yes, they hate the country. | |
| And let me connect two things together. | |
| They want white rural America to disappear. | |
| Don't take my word for it. | |
| They wrote a whole book about it. | |
| That white rural America are the worst people. | |
| Well, they're doing that through a daily replacement strategy. | |
| Joe Biden did not go to the border to fix the border. | |
| He went in there to get progress of how Project Great Replacement is going. | |
| And Project Great Replacement, being administered by Alejandro Mayorkis, now impeached, and Joe Biden, for them is going very well. | |
| They think that if they make white rural voters vanish, all their problems will magically go away. | |
| But deep down, these are demented, broken people. | |
| They're depressed. | |
| They have deep-seated mental problems. | |
| And just blaming Hank from Sydney, Nebraska is not going to make your life better. | |
| In fact, the more you talk the way you've been talking, you're awaking a once decent and now active sleeping giant. | |
| Thanks so much for listening, everybody. | |
| Email us as alwaysfreedom at charliekirk.com. | |
| Thanks so much for listening and God bless. | |
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