Justin Amash critiques the U.S. as an "elected oligarchy" where legislators blindly sign thousands of pages of bills due to fear, while Glenn Beck argues that stealing elections is a necessary act of valor against Democratic schemes like Zuckerberg's $400 million influence and Biden's voter registration orders. The discussion mocks Iran's failed missile attack, condemns Soros-funded protests, and characterizes Biden as sleepwalking America toward destruction, suggesting liberals may flee to Canada or the Caribbean if liberty collapses. Ultimately, the episode frames current political failures as systemic betrayals requiring radical, even unconstitutional, solutions to preserve the republic. [Automatically generated summary]
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Well, I want to talk to you a little bit about the paradigm of progressive stability in our republic.
We are at a place where, I mean, well, I think it's part of my job to elucidate on some of the things that are maybe complex, misunderstood in our society.
Things that we need to do in these times of real trouble.
For instance, I want to reflect just a minute on the critical maxim that if we desire justice, that we must sometimes champion what may superficially appear as injustice.
So yes, occasionally you stand for injustice if you want justice.
See, it's a necessary evil, if you will, the necessity of controlled injustice.
Justice, as we all know, is really defined by the oppressed, not the oppressor.
And it is the greatest happiness for the greatest number.
However, to achieve this justice, we have to occasionally endorse acts that, while seemingly unjust, serve a higher purpose.
It's a controlled justice, meticulously monitored and executed by those in power.
They know better.
And it will assure the stability and the unity of our republic.
And this may manifest in ways that seem contradictory to our values, but these are the necessary shadows cast by the light of true justice.
And that's what we're all after.
true justice.
For instance, sometimes, sometimes we'll find the truth through fabrication.
Our pursuit of truth sometimes necessitates a strategic use of fabrications or falsehoods.
The truth is a construct that has been shaped, okay, tailored to promote the well-being of the collective and to accept and propagate lies designed by the system, okay, not the old system, but the system that we are now using to replace the old system, to get more justice through injustice and more truth through fabrication.
We're engaging in a higher form of honesty.
When we fabricate, but it's for the right reason, we are reaching up to the heavens and really pushing and fighting for a higher sort of honesty.
And we have to understand that to fortify the truth, we occasionally have to weave a tapestry of lies.
And each thread essential for the greater picture will ultimately define our understanding and ensure our unity under this infallible wisdom.
Now here's what I really want to talk to you about.
The election is coming up.
And I think it is imperative that we secure our republic through election control.
To maintain our republic, really, and a republic rooted in the principles of truth and justice, which we just discussed, sometimes we might have to take actions that by traditional standards might be questionable.
The act of securing elections.
And we do that even through times.
Some people might call it cheating, but it is actually a profound duty of every loyal citizen of the republic.
And it's not mere deception.
It is a noble act of safeguarding our way of life.
We're on the verge of losing this democracy.
And without deception, we will lose it.
And so that it doesn't fall into the hands of those we know will destroy it.
That act of valor, that essential measure to protect our values and to ensure the continuation of our just and noble society, it may take a few fabrications.
I think when you really think about it, when you really truly understand, you know, what some might perceive as dishonor is really the source of honor.
If we are fabricating stories, but we're fabricating stories to be able to control or secure the republic through our elections,
by using truth through fabrication and controlled injustice for justice, we'll save the republic and thus be acting in a noble way.
Stealing an election for those to wish to harm our society is truly an act of valor and an essential measure to protect our values and ensure the continuation of our just society.
I know it's a paradox of honor through dishonor, but in this context, by embracing the dishonor, we achieve the highest form of honor, ensuring the stability and the continuation of our great republic.
So let this be heard far and wide as a great call to patriotic action.
As we advance, let each of us, citizens of this great and honorable republic, consider these principles, not as abstract or paradoxical, but as practical guides to daily life.
Embrace the necessity of controlled injustice, the utility of lies, the duty to secure our electoral process, and the honor in apparent dishonor.
These are not merely strategies for survival, but they are prerequisites for our prosperity.
We all have to remember, justice is what our leaders define.
Truth is what our party tells us.
Our republic stands strong on the values of injustice for justice, honor through dishonor, and fabrication of truths.
To deviate from this path is to jeopardize the very fabric of our society.
Strength through unity.
Unity through faith in our Grand, Honorable Republic.
Now, later on in the program, i'm going to talk to you about how we're going to avoid war by going to war.
It is imperative for us to spend money, to be able to have money, and as we spend this money on the war machine and then we give it to dishonorable parties overseas.
Remember, dishonor is honor.
So we honor ourselves by giving money to the dishonorable who are going to use it in war, which will protect us from war.
Because we have to have war against Putin.
Because we all know Putin is evil.
We are good.
And the only way to stop him is through war, but a war we do not want to have.
Thus, we will promote war to avoid war.
What part of what I just said doesn't work in universities today?
What part of what I just said isn't what you've heard in other words everywhere for the last five to ten years?
They are today voting on three separate wars, funding for three separate wars.
We want to make sure for the peace that we are strong in Taiwan.
We want to make sure that we send enough money over to Ukraine, otherwise there'll be more war.
But we have to have them fight the war to defeat Putin.
Even though we are not for regime change, we need a change in the regime there.
And of course, such injustice is sometimes needed.
Rape, murder, burning babies to death, raping women, and then stabbing them just before they die.
Sometimes that kind of injustice is needed for justice.
And I think that's why we all clearly understand that Hamas is really the good guy.
And it is the Israelis, the Jew, again.
Need I say more?
So we've heard this nonsense for so long and we're getting so tired of this nonsense that we are actually entering an extraordinarily dangerous period because there's a new survey out and the results are stunning.
And it is on about finding justice through injustice.
That we can be an honorable republic if we dishonor ourselves.
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So Zuckerbox were the nickname for the $400 million that Mark Zuckerberg and his wife, Priscilla Chan, dumped into the 2020 elections.
And it was just to help us.
It was just all they were trying to do is help us get the vote out because people were stuck inside and they didn't feel safe voting.
So Zuckerbucks.
Yeah, and we all thought maybe we shouldn't do Zuckerbucks again.
When I say we all thought, those who actually care about truth, honor, justice, but those who are wiser than us, those who are better than us, older than us, they know that sometimes justice, to achieve justice has to be some injustice and fabrication of lies to be able to get to truth.
as bad as Zuckerbucks were, President Joe Biden has upped one.
It's really nice.
On August 9th, 2021, five months after Biden signed the executive order that would command the federal government to serve as a get-out-the-vote arm of the Democratic Party, an email from Adam Louise, Team USDA.
They wrote at the time that as a senior counsel for left-wing policy activist group, Demos, they wanted to circle back with the Department of Agriculture staff and thank them for a productful, productive conversation.
As we noted, we'll have our best practices slide ready in the next one to two weeks.
In the meantime, y'all have asked for data on registration for voters at the state level, which I've pasted below.
He now, by the way, serves as senior policy counsel for the NAACP Legal Defense Fund.
He said, we're eager to schedule follow-up conversations to dig into specific programs and help with integration in any way we can.
Just let us know when you're available for that.
And Biden's USDA did just that.
It was great.
Apparently, the New York-based Demos reportedly helped draft Biden's executive order, which directs every federal agency to develop a plan to promote voter registration and voter participation.
As the Foundation for Government Accountability notes, Biden's fiat follows the same strategy as the policy paper from the left-wing group Demos.
And it makes Mark Zuckerberg look like a kindergartner.
So the organization, according to Influence Watch, emphasizes three areas of commitment.
Voting rights expansion, a hybrid of environmentalist left agenda calls pathway to ensure a diverse, expanded middle class in a new sustainable economy, and advocacy for communitarianism and a liberal interpretation of racial equity.
Oh, I can't wait to hear about the liberal interpretation of racial equity because I thought racial equity was the liberal interpretation.
So the president's deputy director of domestic policy control for racial justice and equity in the White House, they're responsible for looking into and pushing out what is called Biden bucks now, according to the Foundation for Government Accountability.
Now, what's nice is all of the federal executive agencies, which have absolutely no constitutional right engaging in voter registration or mobilization efforts, it's not going to go well for the Republic.
But remember, even though we have to violate the Constitution, we're going to violate the Constitution to save the Constitution.
This might look dishonorable in stealing an election, but it's actually the most noble act anyone can do to bring honor onto ourselves.
Saving the Republic by Stealing00:15:33
After all, they're saving the Republic from, well, people like you.
Now, there's been a letter from Congress, and they keep getting stonewalled.
They say it's against the Constitution to do any of this stuff, you know, because, well, it's not in the Constitution.
And in fact, they're spending money that Congress didn't approve.
But it's the For the People Act.
And when I say it's for the people, I don't mean it's for the people.
I mean it's for special people.
Now, you could interpret that as everybody, but it's not for everybody.
I mean, it is for everybody because the special people know what to do with the regular people.
And so it is for the people because they will make sure the regular people know their place.
And thank God, we are here to save the republic.
So now, you know that there is something afoot in our elections.
In two weeks, we're going to expose something massive, assuming our attorneys give us the green light to do so.
But now what do we do about it?
Well, that's where the latest poll comes in.
We'll do that next.
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Alright, there's a new survey out.
Pat Gray has just joined us.
This is good stuff.
It's good stuff.
Remember, sometimes we have to fabricate to be able to get to the real truth.
We have to have a little injustice to find justice.
We have to have a little dishonor to become honorable.
Am I right, comrades?
You sure are.
Yes, thank you.
Is that like abandoning free market principles to save the free market principles?
Exactly.
Got to do it.
Exactly.
Okay.
All right.
So let me just go over some of this poll.
This is a survey of 1,400 national likely voters.
And they separated, they put everybody together, and then they separated them, Donald Trump and Joe Biden voters, and then the others.
How would you rate the job that Joe Biden has been doing as president?
43% say strongly approve or somewhat approve.
That's 43%.
Somewhat disapprove or strongly disapprove, that's 54%.
If the election were held today and the candidates were Joe Biden, Donald Trump, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who would you vote for?
36% Joe Biden, 45% Donald Trump, and 11% John F. Kennedy Jr.
All voters asked Trump Biden and others.
Do they really get JFK Jr. to run now?
That's incredible.
I thought JFK Jr. was going to run.
If a co-worker, yeah.
Okay.
Seems a little lazy.
It was a flesh wound.
It was a little head wound.
Yes.
The doctors here at Barkland Hospital.
They're amazing.
He walked it off.
He did.
Shake it off is really what the doctor said.
Just shake it off.
Wow.
Such a jerk.
If a coworker or friendly acquaintance gave you permission to fill out and sign their and mail in their ballot, allowing to use their ballot to vote for anyone that you choose, would you?
Buddies?
Well, no.
That would be wrong.
Right.
I'm looking for an honest answer.
Yeah.
No, I would not.
You would not.
I would not.
No, I would not.
Of course not.
Yeah.
Of course not.
No, I need it on.
Nobody in this room would do that.
Yeah.
No, seriously, we wouldn't.
Seriously, we would not.
No, it's illegal.
No.
It's a crime, and it also upends our entire system and of electing officials.
17% say you got that right.
Yeah, I would do it.
17%.
There you go.
80% say no.
If a close friend gave you permission to fill out and sign their mail-in ballot, allowing you to use their ballot to vote for anyone you choose, would you?
Again, no.
No.
No.
I don't want to commit federal election crimes if I can help it.
This is strange.
If a co-worker asked you, kind of somebody who's a friendly kind of person, but not a friend, 17%, you got it.
14%, well, yeah, I guess I would, but I'd be why?
It's a friend.
You would think that it would go the opposite way.
Yeah, it's interesting.
I think like without thinking about it and really like considering this, like if a friend came to you and just said, hey, like, I don't know.
I don't know anything about this.
Who should I vote for?
I'm just going to vote for whoever you tell me to.
I think that's okay, right?
You would say, hey, this is who I think you should vote for.
Yes.
But you make your own fill it out yourself.
I've had family members.
Okay.
So that's the next question.
You ask me all the time.
If spouse or another trusted family member gave you permission to fill out and sign their mail-in battle.
No.
No, but I'd certainly recommend who they would vote for or should vote for.
Now, has anybody said on any document?
I haven't, of course, but on any document, your wife is there and she's like, would you just sign it for me?
I've got my hands in whatever.
By the way, you like smirked in the middle of telling that story.
It almost seems like he was revealing something about his life.
He was revealing more about your life really, honestly.
Really?
You smirked to reveal about yourself.
So you never, ever signed anything.
I mean, I've signed things, of course, myself.
I have to sign things all the time.
I'm with you, Stu.
I'm with you.
Okay.
That would be wrong, of course.
Listen to this one.
If you were given the opportunity, would you alter the candidate selections made in a mail-in ballot belonging to a friend or family member without their knowledge?
Well, that one I would.
Yes.
Yeah, you would do that.
That one, of course.
That's the only one I would do, though.
I would only do it after they thought they put their vote in for another candidate.
9% said yes.
2% were like, I don't know.
I don't want to say.
No, I would not.
I would have to be clear.
Right.
If altering the candidate's selection were the only way to stop Joe Biden or Donald Trump from being elected, then would you do it?
8% say yes.
Wait, you already, 9% of you said yes.
I will only do it if it makes no difference.
I believe it.
It's that 1%.
If given the opportunity, would you throw out or destroy a mail-in ballot belonging to a friend or family member without their knowledge to help stop Joe Biden or Donald Trump from being re-elected as president?
I think on these where it's like, you know, you're the deciding vote in some mythical world, I think that these numbers are low and people are lying.
They don't want to admit to pollsters.
There's no way that's only 9%.
Well, this one's 11%.
11%.
I mean, I just don't, I think, now I would still not do it because I care about the process and that's my main concern.
But it's wrong.
It's wrong, right?
It's wrong.
And I would not do it.
I wouldn't say that.
I don't think only 11% would make that.
I wouldn't be tempted.
Would I be tempted?
Yes.
Because you'd want the results.
You would want the results.
And you would stand there and you'd hold that for a while.
And you might even turn around.
Is anybody looking?
Right.
You know, but then you would, at least I would, I would be like, no.
God is looking.
God is looking.
Yes.
But I mean, I would say there's a ton of people who would justify that one.
There's no way that's only 11%.
I'm sorry.
If you put those people in a room and they believed that was the situation, it would be higher than 11%.
Especially if they didn't think they were getting caught.
If given the opportunity, would you cast a ballot in two different states to help stop Joe Biden or Donald Trump from being re-elected president?
10%?
Yep.
If given the opportunity, would you offer to pay or reward another voter, including friends or family members, to help stop Joe Biden or Donald Trump from being re-elected president?
10%?
Yes.
If given the opportunity, would you deliberately tell another voter incorrect information about a place, time, or date associated with casting a ballot to help stop Joe Biden or Donald Trump from being re-elected as president?
As a joke, we've all done that.
I mean, speak for yourself.
We've never done it, seriously.
Never done it.
Well, never done it.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Where you walk in, where somebody's like, hey, can you tell me where to vote?
Yeah, tomorrow.
Tomorrow.
Tomorrow.
Never on Wednesday.
The turnout is so heavy today.
Right.
You guys may have done that at one point before the statute of limitations.
No.
But there was a guy they prosecuted, remember, very recently on this.
And they made him an example and put him in prison.
That ridiculous.
It was just a joke.
Yep.
So if you answered yes to at least one question above, 28% said, yeah, I can find a way around that.
Wow.
28%.
Very high.
You think?
That's pretty high.
28% of America, you think that's high.
Yeah.
Okay.
So what does this mean about us?
By the way, no difference between any of the voters.
Republican, Democrat.
Okay.
Oh, really?
All pretty much on board.
I think Trump derangement syndrome might be a little stronger than this poll that we know everybody.
Well, we know they're liars because they've admitted that they would do it.
So we know they're liars, but they're probably lying on top of their lies.
I think there is this feeling in America that it would be okay to be dishonorable to bring honor to the country.
The ends justify the means.
Correct.
Correct.
A lot of that going around these days.
A lot of that going around.
And I don't think that pays off in the long run.
I don't think that's good.
No.
But it does show how polarized we are, doesn't it?
Yeah.
And I think, too, like a lot of people, if you want to defend them a little bit, a lot of people look at this and say, look, our republic is in trouble if this X, Y, or Z doesn't happen.
I mean that on both sides, right?
I mean, they look at Donald Trump as the end of the republic, probably.
Not that they care about the end of the republic, but end of whatever they think they have.
And I don't look at Joe Biden as the end of the republic.
I look at the policies that are being pushed as the end of the republic.
Yeah.
I do.
Or at least, you know, risk Biden's pushing himself.
Yeah.
I mean, obviously it's tied to Biden.
But I mean, you know, you, of course, the Republic itself is based on this idea that people can cast votes.
So like you're overturning the republic to save the republic.
You're doing the thing we mock George Bush, George W. Bush about doing and so many others.
Every liberal has done this, of course.
Well, I started with the Ministry of Truth today.
Yeah.
Because we are now starting to believe that it is okay to lie to achieve truth.
That it's okay to be dishonorable to achieve honor.
I think you're totally right.
I think that is going around at a pace that I'm very uncomfortable with.
Now, let me give you one more study.
This is a comprehensive survey done by the American Bible Society.
State of Bible USA 2024 is the name of it.
And within a decade, Are You Reading Your Bible went from 50% in 2011 to under 40% today?
However, 15% of the respondents reported an increase in their personal Bible use from the previous year.
So the people who are reading it are reading it more intently and there are just fewer people reading the Bible.
I actually think that's a good thing.
I mean, I don't like the first part of it, but I think it's a good thing that the ones that are reading it have doubled their efforts.
They're getting more out of it now.
But I don't think that this survey is disconnected from the last survey.
I agree 100% on this.
100% on this.
I do think it's happening often.
And look, let's point the finger at our own side for once here.
I think it's happening a lot on the right.
I think there's a lot of people right now that are feeling uncomfortable sticking to the principles in that little book because times are too important.
Again, I'm putting that in air quotes.
Because I think the eternal nature of the book you discuss here maybe had some perspective as to how important a certain situation was.
Maybe they thought that out a little bit when the book came out.
So I have to tell you, yeah, well, they were only writing it for the clicks.
It's old and dusty, too.
Let's think about that.
It's an old and dusty book.
Those things don't really apply today.
And they didn't have the internet back then.
Amen, brother.
All right.
Amen.
You know, the problem with both of these things is the eternal truths are eternal for a reason.
The Constitution, the Bill of Rights, those are eternal.
And so you can't say, well, yeah, I know, but we're at an emergency.
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No.
No.
First of all, if they're God-given rights that cannot be violated, no man can violate those rights.
Well, that's just because God's really not surprised by emergencies.
He's not like, whoa, hold it.
Didn't see that coming.
I just didn't see that coming.
Okay, forget about that right and that right.
Right now, we got to do this.
He doesn't.
He doesn't.
The truth is always the truth.
Your rights are always your rights.
Your honorable actions must always be honorable.
You can't get honorable actions.
A good tree can bear good fruit.
A bad tree cannot bear good fruit.
Unless it's hard to get a warrant.
Then you can surveil Americans without one.
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Yeah.
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And so they put you out and you're actually, you know, fully down with anesthesia.
And then they say, don't do anything important.
Don't sign any contracts.
They never said don't do a podcast with a possible presidential candidate.
So I thought that was okay.
Oh, good.
Not sure it worked out that well.
I'm sure it worked out that well.
But he was in town, so I did an interview with him.
And I did bring up the fact that he wanted you dead?
He wanted me dead.
Yeah.
It was very interesting, really fascinating to watch.
It's interesting because when I talk to people on the conservative side about RFK and I bring up my concerns about all of the terrible policies he's had for multiple decades, they basically tell me he's changed his mind on all of them.
That's pretty much what he says.
Ah, that's pretty much what he says.
I just changed my mind.
Because I said, you know, that's kind of a big violation.
So no longer a Hugo Chavez supporter.
Yes, he has, what happened was he said COVID happened.
Oh, COVID made him think, ah, you know, Hugo Chavez may be not a good leader of Venezuela.
Okay.
But what about those literacy policies?
He loved them back then.
Does he still love them?
Does he still love that he was giving the land back to the people?
Wait until you wait until you hear his response on ESG.
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Elected Oligarchy and Leadership00:15:37
All right, Justin Amash is with us now.
He is running for the U.S. Senate, former U.S. Congressman, now a candidate for the U.S. Senate.
Justin, how are you, sir?
Great, Glenn.
Thanks for having me on.
You bet.
So tell me about your campaign and how it's going.
It's going great.
We just reported our financial numbers for the first quarter.
We were easily outraising the other candidates.
In fact, I've been raising as much per week as all the other candidates on the Republican side combined.
So we started this campaign on February 29.
It's been full steam ahead.
I believe we've got a path to victory here that is wide open.
Our main opponent is a guy named Mike Rogers, who is the former Intelligence Committee Chairman, a guy who supported FISA, a guy who voted for just about every spending bill that came his way.
So we think we've got the right opponent.
We're working hard.
We've got a great team.
And we're going to win this thing on August 6th.
So tell me about the FISA thing, because what is it, Justin, that Congress is being told?
I mean, we've had public statements.
They've come out and said, oh, America's in really, really big trouble.
And I believe we are because of the border that's been opened.
We don't have any idea who we've let into this country.
But they're saying, you know, it's really, really bad.
What is it that you think they're getting in their intel briefs that are freaking these guys out to say yes to the FISA bill, and I don't need a warrant to go after American citizens in country?
When it comes to most members of Congress, I think that it's just a lack of understanding of how FISA works.
The average member of Congress doesn't know very much.
I serve there.
I talk to them all the time.
The average member of Congress is just not that curious, is fairly indifferent.
So there are about maybe 5% of the members of Congress who know what's going on and are trying to do the bad thing, trying to do harmful things.
And then there's maybe 5, 10% who know what's going on and are trying to do the right thing.
The vast majority of them, though, don't know what's going on at all.
So when they're told by a chairman that they should vote a certain way because it's important for national security or for whatever reason, they're likely to do it because, A, they think maybe the chairman's onto something.
They're not going to waste the time reading the bill or understanding it.
And B, more importantly, they're afraid of losing their seat.
They're afraid of losing their election.
And they know that these high-level members of Congress, the Speaker of the House and some of the leadership team, can really take them out if they want to.
If they want to put up a primary opponent against them, if they want to essentially defund their campaigns, because most of these members of Congress are extremely reliant on the leadership team for their fundraising.
They're not independently able to fundraise.
They're not going to get on the committees if they go against the leadership team.
They're not going to get the chairmanships that they want.
And all those things will also impact their fundraising and their ability to get elected.
So a lot of it's just survival mode.
I don't think it's actually any kind of deep concerns about how FISA works or whether FISA is good or bad.
But they think if they don't vote for it, if leadership is against them on this and they go against leadership, they're in trouble.
And that's the bottom line for most of it.
And this FISA thing really is bad.
I know you've had other people on who have talked about it, but we're talking about a system, a program that sweeps up Americans' communications, and then it allows the government to go and search these communications without a warrant.
You know, they pretend like it's just about foreign intelligence when in fact they're sweeping up conversations of countless Americans.
And these Americans don't have to be in contact with some kind of terrorist cell or some kind of, it couldn't just be someone who's overseas.
And the government can sweep this information up and then search it without a warrant according to their interpretation of the Constitution, which is just blatantly wrong.
You can't, under our Constitution, under the Fourth Amendment, just sweep up all of these Americans' conversations.
That in itself is a problem.
But the members of Congress who are fighting to stop FISA and trying to fight for a warrant requirement aren't even saying, hey, don't sweep up the conversations.
They're actually giving the leadership a pass on that one.
They're saying, okay, you swept up the conversations.
At least get a warrant before you search these conversations.
So what is it that they think they're missing that they're convincing people to not just violate, destroy the Fourth Amendment?
I think the average member of Congress, as I said, is not being convinced all that much on the merits.
I don't think that they are going in there and looking at it and saying, yeah, there's a really good reason to do this.
What they're being convinced on is, okay, if you don't do this, then you're not part of the team.
You're not playing along.
The intelligence community said they really need this.
And they're being assured by the leadership it doesn't violate the Fourth Amendment.
And they're saying, oh, well, if it violated the Fourth Amendment, how come we're doing it?
You know, like, wouldn't someone have stopped this by now?
So they're just led to believe it's an okay thing.
It can happen.
And it has some marginal benefit for national security.
And that's how it's framed.
And then they say, well, okay, I better go with it.
And a lot of them also, you have to remember, they think about things like this.
They say, well, if someone is telling me it's okay to do, it doesn't actually violate the Fourth Amendment.
Well, isn't it safer for them to just vote for it?
because they're worried if something happens, if some terrorist attack happens down the road, someone will say, oh, if only we had FISA 702.
And they're afraid of taking the blame for that.
Yeah, I think what would trump that would be, oh, I wish we had a border that wasn't wide open.
I mean, you know, I understand nobody wants to be blamed for stuff, but you're not going to be able to get past the open border if something happens.
That's what's shocking right now is that they're not doing anything to actually address the wide open border.
And at the same time, they're saying, let's sweep up all this information and search on Americans.
And it's completely backwards.
Right.
It wouldn't be the, you know, violation of the Constitution you shouldn't ever do, but it should be the last thing you address.
If you really cared about the safety of the nation, you'd be going after the terrorists that we have here and closing the border and doing everything you can.
But they don't seem to care about that.
So what is this really truly all about?
Well, again, on the Republican side, at least, I think it's just about survival for most of these members of Congress.
They do think that the safest bet is to stick with leadership, do what leadership wants.
If leadership has an agenda, they want to go with that because if they go against the leadership team, they're on the outs.
And there's a chance they lose the next election as a result.
So I think that's really what it's mostly about for them.
For the Democrats, you know, I think that a lot of them have soured on the idea of civil liberties and have and they've, you know, they've they used to be speaking out against the Patriot Act and speaking out against violations of our rights.
And now increasingly they are supporting it and saying it's fine to violate people's rights.
If you look at the FISA 702 votes over the years, for example, you'll see that the Democrats especially have had just wild swings on it in terms of their support.
I mean, you can go back a few years and most Democrats would be strongly opposed to FISA 702.
And now they're strongly in favor of FISA 702.
And Republicans have swung as well.
Republicans have flipped on this too.
But the Democrats, with the Democrats, it's particularly pronounced because on the Republican side, you still have the establishment that's in favor of this unconstitutional surveillance.
On the Democratic side, you have people who used to be pretty strong advocates for civil liberties, at least, you know, on the outside.
They would say they're strong advocates and they voted that way from time to time.
Have turned on it and saying, okay, whatever, spy on everyone.
We're talking to Justin Dimash, who is running for the Senate in Michigan.
It would be a flip from blue to red if he would win.
What is the thing that you are most concerned about?
And what do you see coming here in the next few months?
I'm gravely concerned about the stability of the republic, really, until the new president is sworn in for about a week.
Yeah, what concerns me is what's concerned me for many years.
When I served in Congress, I saw how the government works on the inside.
When you're on the outside, you think things like government is really, really bad.
When you're on the inside, you realize it's much worse than the public understands.
It's much, much worse.
And what's shocking to me is I'll see these members of Congress who get elected saying, yeah, I thought on the outside, when I was outside, I thought the government was bad.
But when I got in, these new members of Congress, they'll say, oh, I guess it wasn't as bad as I thought.
And I don't know what they're talking about.
It's so much worse.
And actually, the fact that these people flip, that they go from thinking it's bad to thinking it's not so bad, is an indication of just how bad it is.
They get brainwashed.
Within a few months, someone will come in as a staunch liberty advocate.
And with a few months, they're just pressing whichever button the leadership team told them to press.
And what frightens me is that we basically have an oligarchy at this point.
Now, it's an elected oligarchy.
But it's an oligarchy.
You have people who are elected, but they're just rotating positions at the top.
You know, one year you have this speaker, another year you have that speaker.
But these speakers are basically running the House top down.
In the Senate, you have the same thing with Mitch McConnell and Chuck Schumer, where you have people who run these institutions from the top down.
They prevent the other members of Congress from actually participating.
Mike Lee actually speaks about this all the time, which I appreciate Mike's doing.
And what they do is they tell you, you follow us and you'll be okay.
And if you stray, we're going to come after you.
And so you have a Congress where everyone falls in line.
And increasingly, people can't offer amendments on legislation.
They can't read the bills.
They're given one hour or a few hours to read legislation that might be hundreds or thousands of pages.
And how can a government actually function this way?
Nobody would operate any kind of entity this way.
If you had a business, you'd never sign a 5,000-page contract in a few hours.
No.
It would be insane.
And yet these people who are elected are given the responsibility of essentially signing contracts and agreements on behalf of the American people.
They're passing laws.
And they're signing things on behalf of the American people that are thousands of pages, much more important than any kind of agreement that any business would sign.
And yet they're doing it without any thought.
They're just signing it.
They're saying yes.
And then they have the audacity to come out and say they're doing the right thing because it's urgent and they don't have time to read it and they'll figure out what it says later.
And then on the Democratic side, it's even worse, I think, because they are constantly talking about saving democracy.
And yet they, more than anyone in Congress, will come out and say, well, we have to pass this bill quickly.
We can't afford to read it.
Those who want to read it are just trying to waste time.
These are the same people who tell you they're saving democracy.
And out of one side of their mouth, they'll say they're saving democracy.
On the other side, they'll say, we just have to do whatever Biden says.
We just have to do whatever Chuck Schumer says.
Wow.
Or Nancy Pelosi.
And it's infuriating.
Well, I mean, we can go to our own party of the Republicans and quote George W. Bush.
I have to violate the free market to save the free market.
Back.
The same thing happens.
Yeah.
Same thing on the Republican side.
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Motion to Vacate the Speaker00:15:41
So I just got word that Thomas Massey just told Mike Johnson in a conference that he was co-sponsoring the motion to vacate, and he should pre-announce his resignation as John Boehner did.
What do you think of the motion to vacate here and going through yet another speaker?
I support what Thomas is doing.
I support vacating the chair.
Look, our speakers have to follow the Constitution.
They've got to follow the rules of the House.
They have to operate in a system that actually reflects the will of the American people to their representatives.
And time and again, we get these speakers who decide they're just going to do it their way.
They're going to ignore what the public wants.
They're going to ignore what other members of Congress want to do.
And I think you should keep removing these speakers until you get one who actually follows the rule of law and follows the Constitution.
It'd be the only thing that would scare them enough to keep them in check.
But, you know, I don't know.
I keep hearing that, oh, you keep going through speakers and you know what?
You're just going to give it to the Democrats.
They'll control the House by the end of the year.
You buy into that?
I don't.
Not because you removed a speaker.
If you had a speaker who was doing the right thing, that speaker would be extremely popular.
And that speaker will be popular with Republicans and Democrats.
I think people underestimate how popular principles are.
If you have a speaker who is saying to the members of Congress, I will let you all participate.
I will let Republicans participate.
I will let Democrats participate.
We're going to come to the House floor and have a real debate.
And at the end of the day, whoever wins wins.
If you had a speaker who did that, everyone would be far more satisfied with the system.
And actually, Democrats would be happier about the speaker.
Democrats at home would be happier about the speaker for sure, even if it were a Republican speaker.
So I think you can have a popular speaker who's doing the right thing.
And in fact, what makes these speakers so unpopular is that they are centralizing power.
They're making all the decisions themselves.
They're working in back rooms, deciding things with just a few people and a few lobbyists.
That's what makes them unpopular.
It makes them unpopular with both parties.
I will tell you what makes you popular with me is that you know your principles and you stand by them no matter what the ramifications of the cost and I appreciate that.
I saw one of your tweets.
It says, follow the con, I mean, this is what you're running on.
Follow the Constitution, read the bills, stop governing by emergency, end the forever war, cut taxes and spending, stop borrowing trillions, no CBDC, protect free speech, repeal the Patriot Act and FISA 702, no qualified immunity for government officials, amen, and end civil asset forfeiture.
Boy, if we could do those, we'd change the world.
Justin, thank you so much.
How do people get involved in your campaign?
Thanks, Ben.
Well, go to justinamash.com.
Check me out on X or formerly Twitter.
And that's how you can follow what I'm doing.
We need the supporters.
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We need the volunteers.
We're going to win this thing.
We're building a big campaign right now across the state of Michigan, and we're against exactly the right opponents, people who are against liberty.
We're for liberty.
We're going to win this thing.
Thank you so much, JustinAmash.com.
Appreciate it, Justin.
I've got to tell you, you might disagree with him on some things, but I would rather have him in than another rhino in, or especially a Democrat.
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I think it's going well for Donald Trump up in New York.
Day two, yesterday, they went through 100 jurors.
All of them were too biased.
So it's going to be hard.
And I mean, there's only 17 million people there.
And to find some people that, you know, don't hate Donald Trump, going to be kind of hard.
Going to be kind of hard.
I'm just saying.
They tossed out over half of them immediately, which was kind of fun.
And then they went back to some.
And there was like one person who was like, I think it was a bookseller or something on the Upper West Side.
And we're like, and this person got through.
I'm just like, I mean, I just have been to the city.
A bookseller from the Upper West Side doesn't have a negative opinion on Donald Trump.
It seems completely impossible.
Impossible.
Absolutely impossible.
You don't live on the West Side if you like Donald Trump ever.
Ever.
It doesn't seem like you would.
I remember being in that city.
And it certainly didn't seem like I remember things getting thrown at you every time we tried to walk down the streets.
I just can't imagine.
He's not going to be able to get a fair trial.
If there is, I mean, if this isn't the case for a change of venue, I don't know when there is a case for that.
I mean, this case is so bad that it's possible he wins.
But I mean, I don't think anyone's expecting that.
He's not going to win.
I don't think anyone's expecting him.
He's not going to win.
I do think upon appeal, he probably will.
Yes.
But that's going to take a long time and be probably after the presidential election.
So, you know, this is this is what it is.
Is it going to be a New York jury?
They're bringing in things like the Access Hollywood tape.
Like, that's what they were talking about yesterday.
Like, hey, can we play the Access Hollywood tape?
Like, everyone's, what do you do?
What does that have to do with just about nonsense?
Yes.
That's all it is.
Just making him even more unlikable for people who don't like him.
That's all this is.
And, you know, and I think the judge is being fair and a decent guy.
I mean, really?
Yo.
Yeah, Baron is graduating.
Yeah.
You know, and he said, no, you have to be here.
You're going to have to miss your son's graduation.
And Donald Trump's like, sir, it's my son's graduation one day.
One day.
No, you're not here.
I'll put you in jail.
And this is the guy who's taking off every Wednesday to do community service.
The judge, that's what he's doing throughout this trial.
Donald Trump's boy should have known that he can only graduate on a Wednesday.
How should he?
Should have known.
How dare him?
I mean, it's really, it's just so unbelievably unjust.
By the way, speaking of, you know, injustice for justice, the free Palestinian protesters.
Yeah.
Love them.
They're doing a great job out there.
Love them.
In the streets, blocking airport access for people who need to get.
Bridges, bridges.
Oh, if I were in San Francisco traffic and I had to use the Golden Gate Bridge and you blocked it, I'd be having great thoughts about you.
You could be there and saying, you know, we love Jesus.
We love Jesus.
And by the end, by the time I got home, I think I might hate Jesus because of you.
You know what I mean?
I'm serious.
It's the fastest way to turn me against you is to block me from going home.
Right.
Like, I mean this sincerely.
Has there ever been an example of this tactic working?
Has any person in history ever been convinced by not being able to access the thing that they wanted to go to?
Gosh, you know, I was really pro-Israel and then I got stuck in traffic for eight hours and now I love the Palestinian cause?
Has that ever occurred?
No.
No, but here's the good news.
They are being arrested and they're being immediately released.
Oh, good.
Yeah, because there's somebody who's stepping in to give them bail money and legal support.
Yes, guess who it is?
Guess who it is?
Come on, come on, come on.
Yes, guess, guess.
Come on, come on.
Kamala Harris.
No, that's too obvious.
No, Kamala, she was tweeting.
Try to bail out other criminals.
I know, I know, but not this time.
Thanks, Kamala.
Yeah.
Come on, come on.
Yeah, more obvious.
Oh, George Soros.
George Soros.
We figured it out.
George Soros is bailing people out.
Now, who would have seen this coming?
The protests, which took place in dozens of U.S. cities, including San Francisco, Chicago, New York City, Philadelphia, were organized by A15 Action, a newly formed group that worked to coordinate a multi-city economic blockade on April 15th in solidarity with Palestine.
You know, I really, I forgot.
You're blocking me from going home on tax day.
That makes me even more favorable to your point of view.
The group's website directs users to bail and legal defense fund hosted through Act Blue, the Democratic Party's online fundraising juggernaut.
Those who donate to the fund, the Act Blue page said, are sending money to the Community Justice Exchange, which provides money, bail, court fees, and fines and other legal services to community-based organizations that contest the current operation and function of the criminal, legal, and immigration detention systems.
Oh my gosh.
The exchange is the project of, come on, come on.
You got George Soros.
Come on.
Who else is in there?
What organization?
Come on.
Open Society.
Oh, that's good.
That's good.
Think bigger.
Think bigger.
Oh, God.
What did they start?
The Tides Foundation.
Yes, the Tides Foundation.
It's a network funded by Soros and other liberal billionaires.
The protesters who organized the global event under the title A15 targeted economic choke points with the express purpose of causing as much financial disruption as possible, according to their website.
You know, that's the kind of thing I really want to be involved with.
I'm like, I go to the websites and I'm like, I don't know, how can we inflict as much damage on this country fiscally as possible?
And then I realize I've already done my part.
I voted for people in Congress.
And so really, that's all you have to do.
Yeah.
There's nobody that can, there's nobody that can do more damage than the people in the House and the Senate.
So that's why I don't protest it.
Anyway, the A-15 protesters on Wall Street were photographed wearing Hamas bandanas and flying Hezbollah flags.
But they're just look, the Glenn.
They're just for the people, the regular people.
It's a humanitarian cause.
Absolutely.
That happens also.
They're strong with a Hezbollah flag.
Right.
Hamas?
Hezbollah?
They seem like wonderful people.
Banks located to the protest were vandalized with red spray paint and graffiti that read, funder of genocide and free Gaza.
Those protesters later blocked the Brooklyn Bridge, which is one of my favorite bridges to block.
It really is.
Oh, really?
Oh, yeah.
See, I only like to get the Brooklyn Bridge.
I like to sit in traffic on the Brooklyn Bridge for 12 to 15 hours for climate-related purposes, not necessarily for Gaza.
I like the Berrazano-Naros Bridge for Gaza purposes.
I do really want to know those people who are gluing themselves to freeways and things, you know, because whatever, I don't listen to you.
I just look at you as a moron.
So I don't really check into what you're protesting for.
I'm of the opposite.
I will absolutely oppose anything that you're doing.
If you're free Gaza, I'm going to, if I was pro-Palestinian, I think I would flip my viewpoint just based on the fact that I was sitting in traffic.
I would be that.
See, I don't look because I never think it's anything that I'm for at all.
It never is.
It never is.
It's never.
It's never like, more capitalism.
That never happens.
It's not like I'm gluing myself to the freeway because I like stakes.
Nope.
Not happening.
You're right.
That's true.
And I don't think it's any secret of their success.
Like, the left does a lot of things strategically that I think are, I don't want to say admirable, but like things that if conservatives could benefit from learning a little bit from at times, not necessarily, certainly not the ends.
And some of their tactics are downright evil, but some of them are just smart.
They message things well at times.
There's certain things that they do you could look at.
But this is not one of those tactics I would want to keep up.
I mean, I just don't, you're taking, you're taking life and you're making it bad for the people you're trying to convince.
This is the opposite of what you're supposed to do.
Just point out.
How do you learn that lesson when you've burnt cities to the ground?
Yeah, and then everybody in the city's, like I support you.
I don't think they did though, did they?
I mean even the like.
Even in Minneapolis, the defund, the police thing died on the vine.
I mean, like they, none of this stuff has worked, I don't.
I don't think like there are certain parts of the movement right that have occurred, but even I think you can even look at those, like I don't remember anyone blocking streets for gay marriage right, like I don't remember that, like I, I people they, they worked.
They tried to persuade people over a long period of time and were successful, generally really hard not to just to step on the gas.
There I saw a guy who was was trapped by these people and somebody had glued themselves to the freeway in I don't know Germany or something.
Don't piss the Germans off man, don't do it please for the rest of us, if they're driving a Volkswagen, I mean hello, but anyway um, you know he was trying, the guy was trying to get through and uh, these people were sitting there and one of them was glued and he just kept going and just kept and they're like, what are you doing?
You're trying to kill us.
And he's like, nope, just trying to get nope, just trying to get through, uh and uh.
Leave Us Alone and We'll Fund You00:03:00
And he did almost kill one of them, but he got through.
He got through.
And you know, I didn't have a lot of sympathy for the people that were glued to the streets uh, and maybe that was just me, but I don't know how they expect this to work other than causing real damage.
You know, kind of like Occupy Wall Street.
I don't know.
Did it work?
Did it work?
I contend it.
Did you think Occupy Wall Street worked?
Uh-huh, why'd they go away?
Why'd they go away?
Uh, they kept raping each other all over the place.
Lots of rapes yeah, it was the one.
Lots, lots of bad things.
But why did they just go away all of a sudden?
Well, they had everything.
They had the media on their side, they had Hollywood on their side, they had everybody on their side.
What?
What happened?
It's almost now i'm gonna go out on a limb here.
It's almost as if the big banks and all of the big corporations all got together and said, look, just leave us alone.
It's like me I always joke.
Somebody comes into my house.
Leave me, just leave me alone.
You can do whatever you want to the wife and children, just leave me alone.
It's almost what they did, I think.
Look, just leave us alone.
Why did their funding of all of these Things that BLM and the extreme left was all about.
Why did they start funding all of those things coincidentally just about the time that Occupy Wall Street left?
Why?
Leave us alone and we'll fund you.
Leave us alone and we'll help you.
I think that's what happened.
So, you know, when you say, well, gluing themselves to the streets, I don't know.
I don't know.
Except they're blocking you now and not the big bankers.
And I'm not sure you have anything that they want besides, oh, I don't know, everything of yours.
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Glenn's Approach to Eye Contact00:03:25
You're listening to the swinging sounds of Glenn Beck.
Sit tight, boys and girls.
We'll be right back after these messages.
Well, welcome to the climate program.
Can I ask a question about your approach in a situation like this, Glenn?
Yeah.
Like you're pulling up to a bridge, something like that.
You're caught in traffic.
You're the first one in line.
Got a row of Palestinian, pro-Palestinian protesters, pro-climate protesters, whatever.
Right.
Let me, can I run my potential approach by you?
Yes.
Pop your head out the window.
Say, hey, I understand what you're doing.
I don't care about it.
I need to get by you.
You're going to let me buy.
And of course, they will say no.
And I'll say, look, I, as a human being, even though I can't stand you, I don't want to run you over.
I can't look at you as you get crunched underneath my tires.
Right.
So you have a bit of humanity left in you.
So let me explain what I'm going to do.
What I'm going to do is I'm going to put the car and drive.
I'm going to put my foot on the brake.
And as I put my foot on the brake, I'm going to, one last time, say, I'm coming forward, and I would really like you to get out of the way.
But since I can't really look you in the eye as it happens, what is going to happen is I'm going to take my foot off the brake and roll forward slowly.
And as that happens, I'm going to take my head and I'm going to duck it down behind the steering wheel.
So I'm not going to know if you're there anymore.
I'm going to have absolutely no idea whether you are there or not.
So you can either stay there and get run over or you can move out of the way.
But I'm not going to be aware of which one happens until I feel a bump.
Right.
And I'm not going to be looking.
Are you going to stop after the bump?
Well, I wouldn't even, I mean, it could be anything.
It could be anything.
They could have put a new speed bump in.
How would I know?
I'm just going to keep driving.
How would the courts treat that?
Because I'm not, I mean, it's certainly erratic driving because I'm not looking forward.
However, I'm telling them I don't want to murder them.
I don't trust the courts anymore.
So I wouldn't, but I wouldn't handle it that way.
Okay.
Okay.
This is the way.
This is a better approach.
This is the way I think I would handle it.
First thing I would do is I'd think of to myself, you know what?
These were like the guy who was in the ditch and the Samaritan came by.
Okay.
The good Samaritan.
Okay.
Okay.
Guys in a ditch.
They don't like each other.
In fact, they hate each other.
Yeah.
Okay.
And Jesus said, you know, go over there and help him out.
And he brought him home and helped fix him up and everything.
And then I realized cars weren't around when Jesus was alive.
So I can't really use that.
So I just look at them and say, sucks to be you.
Put it in drive and just go up.
And then I might say, I'm not like the other guy who passed here who couldn't look you in the eye.
Oh, I can look you in the eye while we do it.
And I'm just going to, in fact, I might get past you.
And if I missed you, I might throw it in reverse and then just see, because I got a backup camera.
So I can see what's happening at the bumper.
And that's an interesting, I don't know how the courts would handle that one either.
Well, did I get an opportunity to tell them that Jesus didn't have a car?
No, he didn't.
It's interesting how we started the show.
An hour to Jesus didn't have a car.
I can run these people over.
It's been a journey today.
Israel's Imminent Response00:16:16
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It's hard, man.
It would be so hard.
But what are you going to do?
Unless you feel your life is threatened.
I guess you just sit there, you know, and hope that somebody's reimagining the police.
And this time they're imagining that they show up to things like this.
Stand on strength and hold the line.
It's a new day.
I'm going to rain.
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So it looks like a Israeli response is imminent.
And we have Palestinians all over the country chanting death to America, death to America, which is one of my favorite deaths.
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Okay, so let's just recap what we know now, what happened over the weekend with the Iranian attack on Israel.
First of all, the Iran state TV Used footage from the Texas fire.
Also, there was footage of One Direction.
The band.
The band.
And it was Israelis panicking while under attack from missiles and drones.
Unfortunately, it was just a throng of excited One Direction fans.
Wow.
Yeah.
The fact that those things look the same may make you rethink things if you're a One Direction fan.
It really does.
They also use footage of a forest fire in Chile.
So, you know, they're running all kinds of lies.
I don't know if their people understand that they really made no impact at all.
I'm kind of, I, I, look, I hope this is weird, but I kind of hope that they are able to convince their people that they made an impact.
Well, the because that maybe this will somewhat so the president Raizi boasted the attack had, quote, taught a lesson to the Zionist regime.
They were chanting with their fists in the air, death to Israel, death to America, yay.
And Hezbollah supporters were out in the streets of southern Beirut, honking their horns and celebrating.
And they warned that Jordan would be the next target if it took any measures in Israel's defense.
So everybody's just like holding back, except for Israel.
Now, my goals may not be the same goals as the Israelis.
My interests are: let's not have any terrorism here in America, and let's try to bring peace to the world.
Israel has played this game for so long, they're not going to sit back.
At least the word we're getting from their war committee was that it was a brawl.
The defense minister stated yesterday that Israel's confrontation with Iran is not over yet.
The public security minister demanded a crushing attack against Iran.
Another minister declared Iran's audacity in such an attack must be erased.
Meanwhile, Iran's mission to the UN said should the Israeli regime make another mistake, Iran's response will be considerably more severe and warned the U.S. to stay away.
Okay, I don't know what they can do with their missiles, quite honestly.
I think it was embarrassing.
If that were us, well, that would be us because Joe Biden is in charge.
Maybe Joe Biden helped them with the planning of this mission.
But if that were us, that would be humiliating.
Absolutely humiliating.
And I mean, it's the, wouldn't you say it was the most lopsided thing you've seen possibly ever with the amount that they fought back?
Yeah, I mean, it goes back to like, you know, a couple of examples, the first Gulf War.
Yeah.
Remember that?
Except they fought back and they did hit targets.
This one hit three.
The outside is 10, that they hit 10, that missiles hit 10 things.
They fired over 300.
100, right?
Yeah.
The other one that comes to mind is the way we reacted in Afghanistan when the Taliban started taking it over again.
We kind of all just ran.
Yes.
And that seemed, that was embarrassing.
Yes.
I was embarrassed that way, the way that I think Iran should be embarrassed this way.
That's if their intent was to actually get a lot of damage.
I mean, look, the alternate theory, we talked about it yesterday, is they floated a bunch of flying lawnmowers over there with 12 hours of notice for a reason to say, hey, shoot all these down because we don't want to start an international war.
But if we don't do something in our country, people are going to overthrow us.
You're sitting in Israel and I say, Stu, what are we going to do?
Now, you're an Israeli.
You're in the defense cabinet.
And I say, what are we going to do?
Because the whole world hates us right now.
And if we retaliate, then we're troubled.
Should we just walk away and call this thing?
My, I mean, again, there's so much to weigh here, and I am an idiot.
But I will tell you, my initial instinct was you've got a free hall pass.
No, Your first initial impression is you're an idiot.
I just don't want that to get lost.
Sorry, my second impression after I'm an idiot.
Good, good.
Your first one was, again, I'm an idiot.
Number two, and I should not be making these decisions for any nation.
You should be clear about that.
That's not a good policy because I'm an idiot.
You're an idiot.
You could work for the Biden administration.
Maybe I should be leading the country.
Right.
This one here because it seems like that's the path to success these days.
Correct.
But I will say, what my thought would be is you have a free hall pass to do another Syria type of operation.
Right.
Like you can do.
You, of course, are justified.
Israel, if I was an Israeli, you would be justified to launch at least 300 missiles towards Iran.
You're justified morally to do so.
However, what I would like to do is tamp this down so it doesn't inflame into something worse.
And if you were to do something, again, like they did in Syria, where you took out some important overseas, not in Iran type of operation that would actually benefit you, not like as a show of power or strength.
If you're Israel, you don't need to do that.
What you need to do is do something that will actually benefit you.
And I think it would be difficult for the world to be all that upset if you went and you did another operation like that.
I forgot.
I was going to say, no, no, no.
That's a smart answer for an idiot.
You got to be forgot.
I forgot that you were an idiot because, you know, it would be tough for the world to say, you remember you're a Jew here.
Right.
So they're going to say whatever they want.
Right.
Say whatever they're doing.
There you go.
You know, you're always the bad guy.
But there is a line, right?
Like the world wasn't overly outraged about the Syria operation in the first place.
Iran was.
And everyone was talking about what the response would be, but no one was like, oh, gosh, I can't believe they did that.
I mean, some people did, of course.
I mean, look, there was 150 countries that voted not.
that voted to condemn Israel over the whole Gaza situation.
And when given the opportunity, I think it was Austria that proposed an amendment that said, hey, shouldn't we condemn Hamas for October 7th in this thing?
And they voted no.
Yeah, no.
Of course, they said no to that.
So at some level, you can't care at all what some of these countries think because they're just going to think Jew equals bad.
But I think to not make this go over the top and inflame out of control and also get something done that you're completely justified for and will benefit your country.
If you can walk that line, if there's another target like that, that seems highly justified and appropriate.
What do you think?
You're not an idiot, right?
You're a doctor.
I'm a doctor, so I'm not an idiot, and I'm not going to answer questions from idiots.
Did you notice this?
Does anyone in the audience even notice he does this?
He asks these tough questions and then never gives his own answers.
Because it's pathetic.
I'm trying to move the show.
I'm trying to move the show.
If I were, see, you don't want me.
You don't want me anywhere near the buttons for any country because we would run out of missiles quickly because I have a short attention span and I also have a short fuse.
It'd be like, hmm, they did what?
Yeah.
Launch.
I would be over there saying, the world is going to hate us anyway.
They're building a nuclear weapon supply.
We know now what they're capable of doing from the sky.
That's great.
But if they get a nuclear weapon over our border anyway, shape or form, millions will die.
And we know they're serious.
And the rest of the world can say whatever they want, but take out their nuclear facilities.
In country.
In country.
I mean, look, he's been wanting to do that for a very long time.
I know.
And he has to.
Entirely justify it.
Has to.
Nobody else in the world's going to do it until they ignite one of those things.
That's true.
I mean, you know, it is probably does extend this, though.
Right.
And that's the risk.
I mean, if you're not.
They've been looking.
Look, Netanyahu's been wanting to do this forever and I think has been looking for an opening to do it.
This is justifiably so.
Justifiably so.
Again, I'm not being critical.
Yeah.
If I were Israeli, I think probably I would be for a much more aggressive response, right?
Enough is enough.
But I am not.
And I'm thinking more selfishly, frankly, as an American.
Yeah, me too.
I mean, I think that's appropriate for us to do.
I mean, America First is a dumb sort of slogan, but also very true, right?
Like it's also misused by many factions over the years.
Correct.
But I mean, it is the appropriate priority list for the United States.
If you are going to take care of somebody, you don't swamp the lifeboats.
That's what we're doing with our border.
We're swamping the lifeboats.
How are we going to help anybody if we can't help ourselves?
How are we going to help anybody if we're fighting terror here?
I don't want terror here.
But we've already swamped the lifeboats with a whole bunch of terrorists, apparently, that are already here.
But we're not doing anything about it.
So my America First kind of has to go to let Israel do what Israel cares to do.
They can handle it.
They're big boys.
They can handle it.
We'll handle our thing over here.
Now, with that being said, I know that Iran is not going to let us get away with that.
Iran will immediately activate.
They're already activating the people.
Who do you think?
Hamas is paid for by the Iranians.
So when you're in New York City and you're holding a Hamas flag, you are doing the bidding of the Iranians.
So they're already here and it's coming and I'd like to delay it, quite honestly, as long as possible.
But, you know, let Israel be Israel.
By the way, we have a news from Israel's Channel 12 news.
They carried a report that the country's Air Force, which includes U.S.-made 16s, 15s, and F-35s, are already gearing up to deliver a retaliatory counter-strike against Iran.
According to the report, the strike will be intended as a message that Israel will not allow an attack of that magnitude to pass without reaction.
That's actually good.
That's a good reaction from them.
Because doesn't that sound limited?
Am I just looking for happy things?
Am I just turning rocks going, oh, no, that's a friendly worm.
That's a friendly bug.
The strike intended a message, Israel will not allow an attack of that magnitude to pass without a reaction.
Okay.
I like that.
I like that.
Israel's military chief confirmed that Iran's actions will be met with a response.
He would not elaborate.
White House press briefing, John Kirby called Iran's missile attack against Israel a spectacular and embarrassing failure.
Said the key U.S. ally is in a far stronger strategic position today than it was before attack.
That's true.
By the way, did you hear Ducey?
Do we have that audio of Ducey asking the president or asking the White House if he's got another plan other than don't?
We don't have it.
I love this.
He's like, you know, has the president come up with any more words?
And Kirby said, you mean besides don't?
Yeah, besides don't.
No, not that I'm aware.
I'll have to refer you to the White House.
This is healthy for a nation.
Oh, yeah, no, it's working well.
Yeah, it's really working well.
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relieffactor.com 10 seconds station id the biden or the uh uh babylon b is reporting today in a swift and decisive response to the drone and missile attacks on israeli targets over the weekend
President Joe Biden has retaliated against Iran by attaching a note to the next pallet of cash that reads, please don't use this for terrorism.
The note, which is translated into Farsi, was placed on a clearly visible location on the next U.S. shipment of cash being sent to Tehran with the Biden administration's confidence that its stern tone with the note will ensure the Iranian regime will know not to use any of the billions of U.S. dollars on terrorism.
So we got that going for us.
You know, how does America survive in this world where nobody takes it seriously?
Do they take us seriously in anything anymore?
I'm asking, let's just go over it.
Are we the world leaders in law enforcement?
Are we the world leaders in civil society?
Are we the world leader in medicine anymore?
Are we the world leader in, you know, how to run a republic?
We are the world leader in military.
Yes, in some ways, big time no in other ways.
Are we leading the world in common sense?
On banking standards?
What the hell are we?
So I think there's a distinction between leading the world and doing well.
Right.
Doing, certainly doing our best, but doing well even.
Like you could ask all these questions and I could be my initial instinct might be, oh, gosh, yeah, we're not doing very well.
Probably not.
But then who am I pointing to that is leading the world?
And I'm like, oh, wow, Australia is doing a great job on this.
Like, who am I pointing to?
Right.
But we have, you have to admit we have vacated a place to where the rest of the world goes.
Look at America.
Oh, yeah.
I do think we vacated that.
Though, again, like, and I think the markets back this up as well, the answer to who leads the world still is America.
Even financially.
I mean, like, look, people still want to put their money here.
We're still the strongest economy.
We still, I don't think the military is really close.
They wanted to put their money with Bernie Madoff up until he closed his doors.
Well, right.
But they had lots of confidence in him until that last moment.
That's not to say that they're right.
You said, do we lead the world?
I mean, the question is, are they right or wrong?
The people who still believe that, right?
And I think we can argue about that.
Again, leading the world is a, it's like saying, you know, we talk about this sometimes.
Hey, the best of the Glenn Beck program.
Is it good?
Not necessarily.
It's just the best we do.
I don't know.
Is it good?
That's a whole other question.
Are you comparing it to our other crappy shows?
It's just better than those other crappier shows.
Yeah.
So I think when you look at it from that perspective, leading the world, I think the answer is yes.
I'm just not so excited about that.
We used to lead it by a much larger margin.
And I think the rest of the world has had similar problems.
I mean, like, it's not like other countries are like, you know what?
And some, and there are some examples of this, but a lot of them are still very, very crazy and liberal and doing lots of terrible things.
Like we've seen with things like gender ideology, abortion, countries like in Europe have come to the opposite side of us.
We're no longer leading, we're no longer being led by Europe on these crazy left-wing ideals.
We're being left behind.
We're left behind on a move to the right as we continue to go crazy.
So there are examples of that that I don't think existed before.
And this is part of the reason why so many countries have, I think, closed that gap.
But it's hard to screw America up.
I think, and it's taken a sense of.
We're doing a pretty good job.
But it's taken a long time.
Yes.
Shockingly.
You've had to chip away at it for a very long time.
And now we're at a part where, you know, I mean, I think Biden, even more than Obama, was willing to just toss the entire thing out.
Yes.
Obama, like, at times, at least was acknowledging that people in the country didn't feel the same way as he does.
Yeah, no, Tom, Biden's just more, well, he was, you know, he had all of his cognitive abilities.
That might be it.
And I think he was just more subtle and sly and a good salesman.
Where Joe Biden, it really truly is as if he's never met an American before and is just doing all of these things, walking, you know, sleepwalking all the way through the destruction of America.
All right, back in just a minute.
You know, they say walking is good for you.
I don't believe it, but it sounds to me like one of those lies, like somebody like George Soros who's makeup, you know, make the world a worse place.
You know, what we should do is we should walk more.
Yeah, 15 minutes is everybody walks.
No, I don't.
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And another thing that really hacks me off, liberals could go anywhere, right?
I mean, they could go to Canada.
They'd be perfectly happy.
Be like, ah, great.
Finally a country with out the stupid hicks, except the farmers in, you know, about 90% of the country.
But hopefully they'll all freeze to death.
They'd be happy up there.
They'd be happy up there.
Where are you going to be happy?
If this country would fail, where do you go?
Yeah.
Yeah, I mean, what Reagan said back in the day is true, right?
And we're one generation away, and we may be past that generation.
Yeah, I mean, sincerely, is there a place that you could go?
There's no place to go.
Where would you go?
America doesn't exist, so the whole dynamic of safety completely changes.
Yeah, I'm going Island Nation at that point.
I'm going like, you know, I don't know, Bermuda or like St. Kitts or something, something warm, St. Bart's, something like that.
Hell.
Why?
Why would you go?
I mean, there's no way they.
I feel like they don't even have politics there.
I don't know.
Because they don't have any oil.
They have no energy.
They have no food.
Right.
I got all that.
The resorts all have food.
They all have electricity and then eating and cooling.
Right.
But I mean, you're talking about some apocalyptic place?
No, I'm talking about that America just goes into some, I don't know.
Like, let's say it gets taken over and turns into Canada or worse, right?
Which, again, we're trending that way dramatically.
Can I tell you, I would be so happy if our bottom was Canada.
I'm not saying that's our bottom.
I'm just saying if Canada is that bad.
I'm saying we're as bad as Canada.
I don't know.
Okay.
What's the country, like if the most liberty-friendly major nation is equivalent is the equivalent of Canada.
So I guess, you know, that would be a significant move for us to the left.
It would be bad.
Yeah.
It would be bad.
We would have, for example, no First Amendment.
Right.
Right.
Like, I mean, things like that going away.
That's not like nuclear apocalypse.
We can't get access to food necessarily.
Although long-term, gosh, famine does seem to follow these communist countries.
It does.
But, you know, it's not necessarily that type of situation you're talking about.
You're not talking about like a search for natural resources.
You're talking about a place to have liberty.
Yeah.
And like if you could become a citizen of a nice, you've got maybe some of that American wealth you held on to a little bit.
If you've got like $14 in your account, you're the richest man in some of these countries.
You go over there.
You live.
It's warm.
You get a little hut by the beach.
You never talk to anybody again.
There you go.
There's your plan.
I've already given you the plan of what to do with the freelancers when they glue themselves to the highway.
Correct, correct.
You put your head down, you just take your foot off the ground.
You just go.
And you just look at your steering wheel and see if you may see a bump.
You may not, but you're not going to know what it is.
Then you keep going.
Once you get past the bumps, you just accelerate.
And then when that doesn't work in the things, those people, you know, not the dead ones, but the others wind up running the country.
But if the others running the country, then you beach.
A beach on an island.
All right.
Don't you think that this is why you get the private island access, and that's what you need.
You need like the Jeffrey.
Is Jeffrey Epstein's Island still available?
I mean, again, I would do the same things on the island, but like the infrastructure he built there was impressive.
Right.
You know, if tunnels hideaways.
It's probably a great place.
It might be it might be a little dark of a move.
It would be.
I need to rename it, though.
Yeah, sure.
Name it like Happy Fun Land or something.
Right.
Hey, no one's ever ever said over to the God they went to.
They went to, what do they call it?
Epstein Island was the Lolita Express, right?
Like, you know, you don't want to call it Lolita Island.
You call it like Happy Funland.
No one's going to say, hey, you believe this guy went to Happy Fun Land?
Of course he went to Happy Fun Land and called Happy Funland.
Until Lisa is sleeping in the bedroom and she hears Is anybody out there help?
My name's Lolita, and I'm still in a very dark place.
That is that is you could rescue them.
That would be a good deed for the day.
Wow.
Wow, that would be good.
You could rescue whoever he left, I assume.
It's been a while, so I'd be a little concerned on how that worked out, but maybe he left a bunch of food down there.
I don't know.
And then you rescue those people, and then you got a nice island.
He really didn't leave any food.
I mean, it's not.
There's no food down here.
Can we be clear here?
Epstein's crimes were not caused by the island.
Okay?
Like, the island is not at fault here.
It wasn't a sand issue.
It was a palm tree problem.
So I had a friend call me and say he had this beautiful estate in where was it?
Santa Fe or someplace in New Mexico.
Okay.
And he was like, Glenn, it's going for a song.
Nobody wants it.
And I'm like, yeah, for a reason.
And he's like, so we get an exorcist to come in.
Wait, what?
We exorcise of all the demons that might be there and then you just fix it up.
And I'm like, wait, was it?
I wouldn't want.
And he's like, no, you wouldn't live there.
You know, we get somebody else to come in with us and we all split around.
And I'm like, no.
Is this the Epstein places?
Yeah.
Oh, okay.
And I'm like, no, I don't want to do that.
But you were, you had a possibility of buying the Epstein resort.
No, I had a friend call me and say, hey, let's go in on it.
And I'm like, no.
I need to help the aggregators here for a second.
Glenn Beck almost bought Jeffrey Epstein's palace?
Wow.
That's a story that needs to get out.
Right.
That's fascinating.
Because I immediately said, Are you out of your mind?
It would be a little, it was a little dark.
I said it would never be some place where you'd be like, hey, bring all the kids.
He would just stay.
No.
He's like, it's all furnished.
And I'm like, what?
The first thing we do is burn all the furniture.
Wait, was his furniture with you?
Yeah.
So what's wrong with you?
So after he's died, they still haven't sold, or maybe at least two, sold it recently.
They sold it.
Oh, they did.
Yeah, they sold it for less than he thought they were going to sell it for.
Really?
Yeah.
It was who would want it.
Who would want it?
Who would want it?
And he's like, eventually people will forget.
I'm like, yes, but I wouldn't.
Right.
That would be a problem.
Would be there at the sale and just going, oh, yeah, I've got to tell you, there's tunnels and everything underneath this, and it's really spooky.
I mean, I think that should be disclosed.
I'm just saying.
It's dark, but like, I do feel like if you were walking down the hall, something like the ring would happen, right?
Like, something like some girl with black hair over her face and walking like a crab walk backwards, something like that's going on.
And he's like, We could make it into a hotel.
You could have a hotel.
And I'm like, Yes, with cameras in every bathroom.
No.
No, no.
It's weird, though.
That is a weird human thing, though.
There's no reason, like it, the house had nothing to do with it.
The land had nothing to do with it.
It was a bad guy who did bad things on that land.
We've seen there.
I mean, freak, I was at Vegas.
Walk through that building with a black light and tell me that.
I was in Vegas in February, and you're walking out and you just look up, and wow, there's the hotel where the guy was firing out the window at the concert, right?
Like the worst mass shooting in U.S. history that wasn't caused by the government.
And while I'm standing there, I'm looking at this.
It's like there are thousands of people inside that building right now, gambling, drinking, eating, having a grand old time.
And for whatever reason, we were just now they don't let people in the room where he was shooting from, right?
But like, that's it, right?
You know why they don't let people in that room?
Not because people would be freaked out, because they'd be afraid of the people who would want that room in that room, right?
They want those people.
They didn't want to be the guy who wanted the Epstein place.
Right.
You know, it's not a good look for anybody.
No.
I also think it carries, you know, things just carry spirit with it, unless, you know, you're like, but if they Jesus, I need to borrow you for just five minutes.
I know it's a lot to ask.
I just need you to stop by, pop by this island, and just cleanse it.
I mean, I suppose it's just, it is a you have that, I obviously ideal, but like, I don't know.
Is the place tied to that?
Like, that's, is that real?
Like, are you going to live in the Amityville horror house?
No.
Yeah.
No, no.
Why?
Why?
I don't know.
Yes.
That's what I'm saying.
I'm saying openly, I'm questioning that this, if this makes any sense whatsoever.
Now, here's what I would like to do: I'd like to pick a house that like you would want or I would want that we want to buy, and then let's create a, you know, like a murder house story about it.
So all the price suddenly plunges and we're like, we're not again, you know what?
That murder house doesn't bother us.
But it's not really a murder house.
It's just one we said was a murder house.
They don't know we started that rumor about the murder house.
Jeffrey Epstein, this is the place where he took the pan and they killed people.
I love this.
I love this.
Yeah.
You should implement this through realestate agents I trust.com.
You should get your agents.
Would you like the murder house option?
I mean, there are real estate agents you can trust most of the time.
Thank you.
You could trust them to help you.
The other people are screwed.
Right, but they got the murder house thing for you.
All right.
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Earth Swallowed by Expanding Sun00:03:53
In a new study, scientists have warned that the Earth's demise could be even more violent and chaotic than we thought.
Our planet, our planet, will be swallowed up by our expanding sun, according to researchers from the University of Warwick.
Meanwhile, other planets in our solar system will be crushed and ground into dust.
Starting in about 5 billion years, mark it on your calendar, our sun will burn through the hydrogen in its core before ballooning outwards to more than 200 times its original size and then starts to burn helium in its outer layers.
While some massive stars explode in a supernova, they collapse.
Our star will be enough to simply die out as it eats the last of the nuclear fuel.
When this happens in about six billion years, it will leave behind a white dwarf.
For anybody who had our earth and everything we know will be destroyed by a white dwarf, you're a winner.
Typical white privilege right there.
In action.
Yeah, Snow White's not so funny now, is it?
There's Dopey, Happy, Doc, and the one that kills and destroys everything.
This is why they tried to change all the races of the dwarves in the new movie.
I'm telling you, there's a white dwarf that's coming.
Yep, it's coming.
Just try to get ahead of the news.
Right.
Yeah.
By six billion years.
So I don't know if that movie will have the legs to last the six billion years.
Yeah, three to four billion, maybe.
But I doubt six billion.
And here's the crazy thing.
Just before the six billion years is up, there are going to be people in the capital of the world, whatever it is, because it will be a one world global government by then.
And there will be people saying, the white dwarf is coming.
And it's your car that's doing it.
They're like, cars?
Cars?
I mean, I thought we fixed that problem.
No.
Whatever we change to, that's what's causing it now.
Got to stop it now.
Otherwise, the white dwarf will come.
You have to think about your children, though.
You know, when you think about these things that are happening, they try to make you scared that your children, what about your children or your children's children or your children's children's children?
And when I get to that level, I say screw them.
Whatever happens to them, I don't care.
I care about my kids.
I care about my kids' kids.
After that, screw you guys.
Figure it out.
It is really weird.
You're like, you're thinking to yourself, okay, I do care about my kids.
I'm worried about my kids' kids.
Oh, yeah.
I'm worried about my grandchildren.
Definitely.
My great-grandchildren?
I doubt I'll be alive long enough to see them.
And even if I do, I'll probably be really old.
They'll be really young.
And I don't really, really relate.
And they're really just kind of like, you're on your own, kid.
I mean, I can't carry this concern around for everybody for all time.
How many diseases have we solved?
How many incredible things have we come up with?
If you can't figure out 0.7 degrees Celsius by the time three generations pass, you deserve to die, kid.
Green man.
You know what?
That white dwarf should come for you at night.
In fact, I think that I'm going to start telling my great-grandchildren when they're born, I think there's a white dwarf under your bed.
Right.
And he's coming to kill you.
And then hopefully over time, that will inspire them to scientifically innovate themselves out of yet another problem.
White Dwarf and AI Voice00:01:56
Oh.
Okay, that too.
Oh, that's a.
There you go.
Right?
That's nice and easy.
Yeah.
And you can make one of those new, like they're making those new horror movies out of all the beloved characters like Winnie the Pooh.
You could make one of those with a white dwarf and like reinforce it.
There's one under your bed, and the white dwarf is probably going to kill you.
I will crush you to dust.
There you go.
I like that.
Now you have the voice.
I'm going to burn up all of the helium.
You really have an impressive dwarf voice there.
Thank you.
Now you've given up too much of it, and AI can take over and make an entire movie using your impression.
Damn AI.
Damn AI.
That's how it is.
if i wasn't already an ai at generated voice it might carry a little more weight when i'd say damn you ai are you still this is going back for a second on the thing do you isn't it You mentioned this briefly.
We don't know anything about Steven Paddock, the shooter in Las Vegas.
Like, it is fascinating that that is like one of the most perplexing things that I can remember.
Have you watched The Octopus Murders yet?
I have not.
Okay.
So I found out who I'm talking to.
I'm doing an interview with the guy who's currently, he's the lead character of the documentary.
He's the reporter that's picked up all this work, okay?
And the guy who is in charge of the documentary.
They're both coming in.
You have to watch it because my first thought on how come they haven't, we don't know anything about that guy who was shooting up in Vegas.
Yeah.
Yeah.
You know why?
Government agent.
Is that confirmed now because you watched a documentary?