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2:16

the Glenn Beck program. So who

2:18

is the Maryland band? I

2:21

don't know. All the searching I

2:23

do back and forth, you get one thing and

2:25

then you get another thing and then they argue

2:27

with each other and you don't know who to

2:29

believe. So we're gonna

2:31

get into that here in just a

2:33

minute. I mean,

2:35

it's a little nerve -wracking. You

2:37

know, I read a quote

2:39

from Jefferson earlier this week and

2:41

I've kind of I've kind

2:43

of put this into today's terms.

2:46

The man who reads nothing at all

2:48

is better educated than a man

2:50

who reads nothing but social media. So

2:53

where are you getting most

2:55

of your facts? Probably social media.

2:58

Or, you know, Jefferson said, you know, a

3:00

man who reads nothing at all is

3:02

better educated than the man who reads nothing

3:04

but the newspapers. So kind

3:06

of the same thing today. I don't know

3:08

what to believe. We're going into that

3:10

and so much more here in just a

3:12

second. First, I want to introduce you

3:15

to Bob. All of a sudden, one

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3:19

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3:25

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3:27

giving. Slowly, everyone around Bob

3:29

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3:31

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3:33

something was different. Bob was always

3:35

tired every single day. His wife said

3:37

he could You can almost never

3:40

get to sleep at night, no matter

3:42

how hard he tried. Privately, she

3:44

suspected witchcraft. Now, that's not something she

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right. So Stu,

4:30

help me out on the Maryland man,

4:32

because... You talking about the Maryland father?

4:34

The Maryland father. The Maryland father. man.

4:36

Why didn't you include that he's a

4:38

father? Well, he's. You have to include

4:40

that he's a father. a father and

4:42

he's an immigrant, you know. He's an

4:44

immigrant. a husband. And a husband.

4:47

Okay. Thank you. Well,

4:49

there's something. There are some things

4:51

that we know and some things that

4:53

we don't know. You

4:56

know, the media will, you

4:58

know, for instance, his

5:00

wife swore out of, you

5:02

know, a protection

5:05

order against him. But

5:08

only a couple of

5:10

them. Because

5:12

he was apparently beating

5:14

her. But that's

5:16

without any nuance. I

5:19

don't know. Do you need nuance with

5:21

the domestic abuse thing? Not

5:23

really, no. No, I really

5:25

don't. The one thing that

5:27

you... I don't know. I

5:30

don't know. We know

5:32

that he entered the US

5:34

illegally. We don't know when he

5:36

entered. Yeah, there's some reports

5:38

between 2011 and 2014. Some places

5:40

are reporting both numbers. Correct.

5:43

We know that he was working

5:45

as a roofer. Okay.

5:48

We know that in 2019

5:50

he faced deportation proceedings in

5:52

Baltimore, but was granted a

5:54

withholding of removal order. So

5:57

he couldn't be deported to

5:59

El Salvador. The

6:01

MS -13 affiliation,

6:03

that's unproven, it

6:05

is based on some evidence,

6:07

but weak, you know,

6:10

unless you believe the informant. I

6:12

mean, we had to believe every single

6:14

whistleblower under Biden, but this one,

6:16

no, no, this one, no. Yeah, they've

6:18

really some documents too that, that

6:20

are, that's basically say that he is,

6:22

it wasn't MS -13. I mean,

6:24

those are the, of course, essentially

6:26

the accusations, right? They

6:28

come from the police, these are the These

6:31

are their observations of him. That

6:34

doesn't mean it went through, it was proven in

6:36

a court of law or anything, but it was,

6:38

this is what they believed. They believed they had,

6:40

he was arrested, I believe, one time with someone

6:42

who was a known MS -13 member. That happens

6:45

to all of us. Yeah, it happens to me

6:47

all the time. I'm like, yeah,

6:49

he's a good guy. I mean,

6:51

we bowl every Tuesday night. Like,

6:53

I got a couples massage the other

6:55

day with a known MS -13 member.

6:57

that's you mean in MS -13. Right, or

6:59

a couple. No, I mean,

7:01

the price is, you get a discount.

7:03

you get a discount. Okay, so

7:06

it has nothing to do Everybody likes

7:08

to say money. It is unlikely. It's

7:10

not impossible. Right. But unlikely that he

7:12

was not affiliated with these guys. They

7:15

don't, I will say though, they don't

7:17

have like... the greatest evidence of all

7:19

time on this. This is not like

7:21

an open and shut, we definitely know.

7:23

I would say it's more likely than

7:25

not. And again, the standard

7:27

here, when you are an illegal immigrant,

7:29

is you don't get all the constitutional

7:31

protections that a human citizen gets, right?

7:33

Like you're an illegal immigrant. And we

7:35

do know for certain, this is something

7:37

that he has admitted, he

7:39

crossed into the country

7:42

illegally, which is a crime. That

7:44

we know he has admitted to it,

7:46

and there's no disagreement on whether he

7:48

should have been really deported or not.

7:50

Now, of course, the family is saying

7:52

all sorts of things. His defenders are

7:54

saying some stuff, but like, there's no

7:57

question that he could have been deported.

7:59

The question was whether he should have

8:01

been deported to El Salvador or not.

8:04

Well, he's from El Salvador, so I

8:06

guess he could work that out.

8:08

you know, insult El Salvador. When Trump

8:10

was president, they went through a

8:12

hearing and said he shouldn't be deported

8:14

to El Salvador. Now, I believe

8:17

that this was based on this guy

8:19

lying a lot and saying that

8:21

his mother's papusa stand was Oh, not

8:23

the papusa stand. Yes, it was

8:25

being harassed. Oh, jeez. She was being

8:27

harassed back in 2011. Papusa,

8:29

isn't that what Native Americans

8:31

carry their baby in, like a

8:34

papusa stand or something? a

8:37

papoose. Oh, that's a papoose. What's

8:39

a papoosa? The food, I guess.

8:41

It a thick... Wow, don't cross

8:43

those cultures. It could get very

8:45

dicey quickly. Sorry, mistranslation.

8:48

I was eating the baby. Wow,

8:50

sorry about that. It's just like when you mess up

8:53

hummus and hamas. There's only one letter,

8:55

but there's a lot going on there.

8:57

Right, but it's a big difference. There's a

8:59

couple letters. Okay, so a papusa is

9:01

a thick grilled or fried tortilla from Elsa,

9:03

typically made with cornmeal or rice flour

9:05

and stuff with various fillings like beans, cheese,

9:07

or pork. Don't really need to know

9:09

all of this. You can stop it anytime.

9:11

best part of the story. What are

9:13

you talking about? It kind of

9:15

sounds interesting. Yeah. Okay, so she,

9:17

her, her papusa stand was

9:19

being harassed by a local

9:21

gang. Again, this is his telling.

9:24

And they were threatening to

9:27

kill this guy. He left

9:29

and he believes if he goes back

9:31

to El Salvador, they're gonna kill him. They're

9:33

gonna kill him. Now, of course, The

9:35

papusa stand is not even open anymore. Yeah,

9:37

it doesn't even exist. Yeah, so they're

9:39

not carrying that grudge. Weird grudge to carry

9:41

over all these years. Damn, papusa stand

9:43

still bothers me. I've been retired for 10

9:46

years, but still bothers me to this

9:48

day. Let me let me ask

9:50

you if if he was because he

9:52

claimed that he had, you know, he was

9:54

here for asylum, but he never claimed asylum

9:56

until they arrested him. Then

9:58

he was like, ah. Have

10:01

you heard the story of the

10:03

papusa, right? So it sounds awfully fishy

10:05

to me, right? And I if

10:07

I were the immigration judge I would

10:09

probably not have said he cannot

10:12

be deported to the 2l Salvador Yeah,

10:14

that being said a judge mm -hmm,

10:16

and this is when Trump was

10:18

still president. Oh This

10:20

is not a Biden thing. Said you

10:22

can't deport him there. So we

10:24

probably should not have deported him there.

10:26

By the way, this is something

10:28

the Trump administration has admitted to. Admitted

10:30

to making a mistake. That's okay. It

10:33

sucks for the guy, and is why

10:36

the family is upset about it. That being

10:38

said, there's not a lot of evidence

10:40

he's a wonderful human being. It should be

10:42

treated as they are treating him. Sure,

10:44

domestic violence, but that wasn't really proven. You

10:47

know, it was just accused by

10:49

his wife who's now so totally

10:51

in love with him. I like

10:53

now it's of course, you know,

10:55

he's in a domestic violence before

10:57

now can't believe this horrible government

10:59

would take it I walked into

11:01

a door. It happens to me

11:03

all the time. That's fell down

11:05

the stairs, you know, that happens

11:07

anyway Patty Moran was Well, her

11:09

daughter was killed and here's what

11:11

she said yesterday from the White

11:13

House. Listen to this Tell the

11:15

truth. Exactly. Tell

11:18

the truth. Tell

11:20

like how violent it really is.

11:23

This is about protecting

11:25

our children. It's

11:27

more than just politics

11:29

or votes or just

11:31

anything. It's about national

11:33

security, protecting Americans, protecting

11:36

our children. Thank

11:38

you. Thank you for listening. Share

11:40

your daughter's story. Tell the truth. And

11:42

I think the country hears you loud

11:44

and clear, so thank you. Does

11:47

anyone have any questions

11:49

for Patty or for me?

11:53

No? No, no, no questions. No questions

11:55

whatsoever. questions. Not going to ask

11:57

the mom, because I'll lose in that

11:59

argument. Because it's not really about

12:01

finding the truth. It's about fashioning an

12:04

argument. And I'm not going to

12:06

be the one that It questions mom

12:08

with a dead daughter. Yeah.

12:10

That's what they were thinking. Nope.

12:12

No questions here. Don't look at me.

12:14

not interesting. Right. This is the

12:16

same thing with Chris Van Hollen, right?

12:18

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Would you

12:20

have known his name last week? No.

12:23

I love this one because Chris Van Hollen

12:25

is a senator. From

12:28

a state. From a state. Right. Who

12:30

would have known? Yeah. Not

12:32

even that state. I'm not even sure

12:34

that the people in his state. I

12:36

think if you went to the political

12:38

media apparatus of this country and asked

12:41

who is Chris Van Hollen 95 %

12:43

of them said who yes as of

12:45

last week Yes, but what I I

12:47

he's actually become my favorite part of

12:49

the story Mm -hmm, which is this pathetic

12:51

attempt to take a vacation to El

12:53

Salvador and try to free him or

12:56

something He's gonna bring him back and

12:58

he goes to the he goes to

13:00

El Salvador just nobody pays any attention

13:02

to him He's totally ignored. He's like

13:04

it's like if if John Q Sack

13:06

went up and held up the the

13:08

the boombox by the window and say

13:11

anything and the girl just wasn't home

13:13

It's just a pathetic What a loser

13:15

this guy is and he goes down

13:17

there gets absolutely nothing done. He flies

13:19

all the way down there for them

13:21

to tell him What are you even

13:23

doing here? No, we're not gonna listen

13:26

to you. Who are you by the

13:28

way? Who's Chris Van Hollen and then

13:30

the entire time he's ignoring the families

13:32

of people who have been murdered In

13:35

his own constituents, family

13:37

members that have been murdered by illegal immigrants, they

13:39

don't get calls, they don't get mentions on his

13:41

Twitter, they get nothing. And he

13:43

flies all the way down there to try to free

13:45

this guy who is beating his wife, allegedly, and

13:48

was here illegally, not

13:50

allegedly, he admitted that, and

13:52

maybe most likely was

13:55

a member of MS -13.

13:57

Okay, we see the priorities

13:59

of the left, this is

14:01

what it Yes. They care about

14:03

that type of person, but

14:05

not the family who had their

14:07

their you know daughter or

14:09

son or Other family member murdered.

14:11

They don't care isn't it

14:13

isn't it fascinating what they're choosing

14:15

to stand for it. I

14:17

mean it really I mean you

14:19

just can't How do you

14:21

argue you're on the other side

14:23

hang on just a second

14:25

so You're with the guy who

14:27

came here illegally Maybe

14:30

we don't have everything rock

14:32

solid here, but this is

14:34

the pattern. And

14:36

he's also not an American citizen.

14:38

So, you know, ship him

14:40

back. But what what what you're

14:42

standing up for, that's the

14:44

most important out of all of

14:46

the things that are going

14:48

on. And you're not you're reporting

14:50

on that day and night,

14:52

but you're not reporting on the

14:54

mother who had her daughter

14:56

killed, brutally killed. You're not reporting

14:58

on that at all? Really?

15:02

Wow, that's a...

15:05

That's incredible. Incredible.

15:09

I mean, you cannot make this

15:11

stuff up. Also, I just

15:13

want to let you know we're three miles away

15:15

from a papusa stand. Are we

15:17

really? We can get papusas to

15:19

the studio at any moment. The

15:22

babies or the... No, no, we're not gonna... No,

15:24

why would we want the... I'm not going to

15:26

bring the babies in, no. OK, all right. I

15:28

just want to make sure, because I don't want

15:30

you eating any babies. There's multiple. I say. Because

15:32

I've heard you. You look at babies and you're

15:34

like, I can just eat you up. And I'm

15:36

like, no, don't do it, Stu. Don't

15:39

do it. I got a whole stand of

15:41

babies. Yum,

15:43

yum, yum, yum, yum. Yeah,

15:45

I've heard it from you. Mm -hmm.

15:47

Oh, goody that leg. You have. Goody

15:49

that leg. No. Yep. No. It's you.

15:51

You know, Glenn, I don't think people

15:53

necessarily know that when you chose to

15:55

move the studios here to Texas, you

15:57

decided to put them in the most

15:59

diverse city in America. That is what

16:01

I chose. That's what I chose. Now,

16:03

you didn't know said, where could we

16:05

find? Where? What zip

16:07

code is the most diverse in

16:10

the entire country. I said, that's where I

16:12

want to build my studios. And lo and

16:14

behold, they were built right here in 1982.

16:16

And we occupied them as soon as we

16:18

got here. Well, you couldn't move to anywhere.

16:20

And you moved to literally, I mean, this

16:22

is actually the most diverse

16:24

city in America. Do you have a

16:27

papusa stand? Within three miles? Probably

16:29

not. I can get

16:31

Korean barbecue, papusa stuff. Indian

16:33

food, Asian food. Anything we

16:35

want. Anything we want right

16:37

here. Barbecue. Yeah. Whatever you

16:39

want. Right here. Well, I'm afraid if

16:41

we go to the Papuza stand that we will

16:43

get, uh, will we get terrorized? Oh, will we get

16:45

terrorized? By a gang or will we just get

16:47

a bunch of babies? No, I think we'll get babies.

16:49

I think they might terrorize us with a bunch

16:51

of babies. Here, eat this. Wait a minute, I don't

16:53

want to. A gang of babies. Yeah, that's what

16:55

happens. It's the mean streets. It's the mean streets. This

16:58

is the life we live. You know, don't cry

17:00

for me, Argentina. Let me tell you

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17:34

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17:41

we treat our

17:43

armed forces, we treat

17:45

our cops and

17:48

firefighters. We

17:51

just let our government take care of

17:53

it and they don't do anything. I

17:55

mean, how many veterans have to die?

17:57

I met two family members, two on

18:00

two separate I was giving

18:02

a speech one night and I

18:04

was at a meet and greet

18:06

thing the next night and in

18:08

separate cities. And first night

18:10

somebody came up to me, brave,

18:13

brave dad and tears in his eyes and

18:15

he said, look, I wasn't going to come,

18:17

but I had to be here. I just,

18:19

I had to shake your hand and tell

18:21

you about my son. My son was in

18:23

the service. He just killed himself on Tuesday.

18:26

Okay. The next day, and that

18:28

just took my breath away, the very next

18:30

day I meet a mom who said the same

18:32

thing. I'm here because my

18:34

son, he killed himself, he

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was in the service and we've

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Stay strong. You

19:17

know, because we're in the most diverse area

19:19

in the country, you know, it's just the way

19:21

we live. It's the way we roll. You

19:23

know, this is our scene, if you

19:25

will. You

19:29

know, I just have to play

19:31

something that, you know, it's happening in

19:33

my life. Can

19:35

we play the Insurgent

19:37

video, please? What?

19:41

It's contradictory to the...

19:43

Story or it's

19:45

it's not a lie.

19:47

It's not a

19:49

mistake. That got an

19:51

error. It's not

19:53

something we have to

19:55

apologize for. I

19:57

mean, it just it

19:59

just goes on

20:01

like this for a

20:03

little while and

20:05

then there's some rap.

20:08

Here we go to play the rap. I

20:22

mean, this the way I roll. This

20:25

is the way I was pumping the jam. And

20:27

that's not, that shows

20:29

that I'm not really,

20:31

what? But

20:33

anyway, I'm so,

20:36

this is such my scene that came out two

20:38

years ago. Did

20:40

yeah, it's somebody just brought my kitchen

20:42

and I'm like wait I'm in a

20:44

rap song I gotta talk to this

20:46

rapper cuz that's I mean that's what

20:48

I you know This is my scene.

20:51

This is your scene is my scene

20:53

sounds authentic when you say it that

20:55

way, right? Right, I think he's gonna

20:57

be impressed with me. Do you? No

21:02

Not at all at all not

21:04

at all. I mean you have

21:06

in the past on this program

21:08

you have performed

21:10

a musical. I have. I

21:13

have. That was something that occurred. We actually did

21:15

do that. We did do that. I was, I

21:17

got bored, really bored one week. And so I

21:19

said, just do, let's make a musical. And we

21:21

did, the whole show is a musical. It was.

21:25

People loved it. They loved it. They've

21:27

been clamoring. It's why you've heard

21:29

so many other. Shows

21:31

that have done it now.

21:33

They were clamoring yes clamoring for

21:35

more. Yeah, that was the

21:37

only time we did it. Yeah

21:40

We've had many many other

21:42

opportunities thousands of other shows never

21:44

comes to mind to do

21:46

it again. Oh, never let's repeat

21:48

that experiment never does never

21:50

does no, but toffer You know

21:52

you probably been to his

21:54

website toffertown.com I have yeah, he's

21:58

He's known professionally as Topher. He's

22:00

an American rapper and You

22:02

know put put me for some

22:04

reason and I don't think

22:06

that helped his sales at all

22:08

But I just want to

22:10

ask him what what what what

22:12

were you thinking? Honestly, and

22:14

you know, it is it's Easter

22:16

week So I thought this

22:19

would be a time to ask

22:21

for forgiveness for torching any

22:23

possibility of a credible career that

22:25

he had but So

22:27

we're gonna talk to him in

22:29

just a second and more on

22:31

the news of the day next.

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24:28

to the Glenn Beck

24:30

program Topher had he's a

24:32

rapper American rapper. He

24:34

had the number one single

24:36

in 2020 number one

24:38

on the Billboard rap digital

24:40

song sales chart debut

24:42

album album He he came

24:44

out with a I'm

24:46

sorry. I've just I mean

24:48

I'm so hip I

24:50

just found out he came

24:52

out with another Video

24:55

and and and rap song and it

24:57

included my voice and somebody brought it to

24:59

my attention like you know You're like

25:01

a really cool rap song. I'm like, of

25:03

course. I'm gonna really cool fill in

25:05

the blank, you know And I'm listening to

25:07

it and I understand all the words

25:09

of the rap I don't have any idea

25:11

what I'm talking about in it Honestly,

25:13

I was like what the hell am I

25:15

even talking about there? Don't see

25:17

how it relates, but we have

25:19

tophoron with us He's a

25:21

rapper and a songwriter, and the creator

25:23

of this song. Topher, how are you? What's

25:26

going on, Mr. Glenn? Yeah,

25:30

I'm right on time, aren't I? I'm

25:32

right here, right on time. Yeah, I

25:34

was hoping that you one day,

25:36

you know, caught winning that song. I've

25:39

always been a fan of your work. Thank you.

25:41

Thank you very much. You know, first

25:44

of all, I'm sorry for any delay

25:46

and also sorry for any damage that I've

25:48

done to your career by being on

25:50

that song, but it wasn't my choice. I

25:52

was just a bad choice by you. Let

25:56

me ask you, we are seeing

25:58

so many changes in culture. Saturday Night

26:00

Live, we talked about yesterday. Are

26:04

you seeing Changes

26:07

in the culture now, is

26:09

it different than when you made

26:11

that song in 2022 or

26:13

the, you know, the other climate

26:15

the charts in 2020? Absolutely.

26:19

And the reason why

26:21

is, you say you don't

26:23

remember what you was talking about in

26:25

that clip, but it was around the

26:27

same time where, you know, we had

26:29

the ultra censorship we saw from social

26:31

media, you know, and Mark Zuckerberg and

26:33

then all these people came out and

26:35

said that the government was suppressing speech

26:37

or they were encouraged to do so.

26:39

Yeah. Um, and so that's what you're

26:41

talking about. You have paid opportunities that

26:43

was, you know, spreading lies and we

26:45

still have that today. And,

26:47

and so what that video I talked about

26:49

was some of the things that were

26:51

lies, but, you know, by the time the

26:54

truth comes out, six months later, yeah,

26:56

it's too late. You know,

26:58

so many people to do something

27:00

about it. And what's happening

27:02

is, because of this repeated cycle

27:05

and pattern, people have started

27:07

to see what we saw four

27:09

years ago, and they're

27:11

starting to switch sides. Because, you

27:13

know, it's one thing to be

27:15

wrong, it's another thing to deceptively

27:17

deceive somebody and to believe in

27:19

the truth. And then when they

27:21

find out, they don't trust you

27:23

anymore. Yeah, except they're not

27:25

changing at all. It's so it's

27:28

the weirdest thing, you know, they I

27:30

don't know if they just believe

27:32

the lies that they've been told themselves

27:34

and then told themselves or if

27:36

they just don't care because the ends

27:38

justify the means and they somehow

27:40

or another think that their big platform,

27:42

which isn't big anymore Because of

27:44

their lies is somehow or another gonna

27:46

save them Well,

27:49

you know somebody said somebody once

27:51

said that I take a lot

27:53

to the grave and I think

27:55

some of them have just decided

27:57

to do that But that's why

27:59

we you know your show Charlie

28:01

Kirk and and other big conservative

28:03

voices and influences have to keep

28:06

our You know quote -unquote hands

28:08

on their necks, right? Yeah, so

28:10

we can continue to choke out

28:12

some of the lies and shake

28:14

loose the truth that has been

28:16

suppressed for so many years and

28:18

people can deal with it. You

28:20

know, I'm a firm believer in,

28:22

you know, trying to fight confirmation

28:24

bias and really know and get

28:26

to know the truth because it's

28:28

hard to build relationships, it's hard

28:31

to unite if what we're building

28:33

is based on false reality. It's

28:35

not true, you know. So even

28:37

if the truth, I can't stand

28:39

it. Someone once said this is

28:41

the truth will offend you only

28:43

once. but a lie will offend

28:45

you or upset you every time

28:47

you remember it. So

28:50

just give me the truth. The,

28:53

you know, when I look at music,

28:55

I look back to the 60s

28:57

and it was the message was everywhere.

29:00

I mean, it was, you know,

29:02

peace and love and everything, sex,

29:04

drugs, all of it was

29:06

everywhere in every song almost.

29:08

And the left had really

29:10

captured it. And it was

29:12

a different message than it

29:14

is now. But it still

29:16

was the the message of

29:18

a movement you hear you

29:20

hear songs today on the

29:22

radio and it's almost completely

29:24

disconnected from What's really happening

29:26

in America except for a

29:28

few but it's it there

29:30

is there It's like they've

29:32

they've they captured the government

29:34

they captured all the controls

29:37

of power But and they

29:39

captured Hollywood and kept it

29:41

but for some reason why

29:43

why isn't them the music

29:45

industry involved in everything that's

29:47

going on. Well,

29:50

I think they play a part,

29:52

you know, just kind of, just like

29:54

Hollywood and the entertainment industry as

29:57

a whole, you know, even in sports,

29:59

right? Because, you know, for

30:01

the Super Bowl was the only time

30:03

to remove Black Lives Matter, you know,

30:05

or racism. So you

30:07

see this all around. And

30:10

when I'm starting to see is

30:12

when you get a strong leader

30:14

like we have now, people are more

30:16

emboldened to be, or

30:19

less likely to acquiesce

30:21

to demands. And

30:23

so we're starting to see that

30:25

pushback. Even United Kingdom and countries

30:28

across the world are starting to

30:30

be like, okay, there's only two

30:32

genders now. Trump has come

30:34

out and stood against it

30:36

and we have organizations that just

30:38

needed someone that They

30:40

can look up to and they feel

30:42

like has their back. They know

30:44

it's wrong But they need to know

30:46

somebody has their back because I

30:48

mean when you own a corporation or

30:50

you have a you're in charge

30:52

of a large organization You can't just

30:55

be petty in your um ethics,

30:57

right your morality So sometimes you got

30:59

to think about somebody else's livelihood

31:01

and families and kids But when you

31:03

can be in a position now

31:05

that we have somebody this strong administration

31:08

Now you'd be like, I can take on

31:10

something to risk without having the same

31:12

blowback I had before. Do you think that

31:14

people are that are changing these corporations?

31:16

Do you think it's real lasting or is

31:18

it just a? Well, we're just

31:20

gonna say this now and hopefully our guy will

31:22

get back in and we'll be back to business. Oh

31:25

It's all about the money. So I I

31:28

don't trust him as far as I could throw him

31:30

I know they're just looking at the money but that

31:32

being said While they're doing

31:34

this we need to take advantage

31:36

of this. Yes of this spin,

31:38

you know, so when the next

31:40

four years come around the they

31:42

won't be as Enticing that height

31:44

to go to the other side

31:46

as they as they previously have

31:48

because we want to make sure

31:50

that we in positions of power

31:52

when in positions of influence and

31:54

control to where they still will

31:57

you know Listen to what we

31:59

design things like that. You know,

32:01

it's just we've got to do

32:03

better you know as a society

32:05

of the people and i'm glad

32:07

to see things start to turn

32:09

around but we cannot let up

32:11

but i think president still so

32:13

far so far it's a good

32:15

thing that i'm happy about you

32:17

know i'm happy about that the

32:19

title nine that he's going strong

32:21

against the college uh... universities institutions

32:23

uh... making sure that we keep

32:25

men out of women's sports uh...

32:27

i'm i'm glad about the borders

32:29

I mean, I think February, we

32:32

had one catch and release, which

32:34

is incredible. Yeah. You know,

32:36

I'm happy about the tears. And I

32:38

know everyone wants to play him

32:40

because of increased this, increased that. I'm

32:42

like, the tears are forcing countries

32:44

to the negotiation table, you know, and

32:46

that's what it's all about. He

32:48

knows that he doesn't to make this permanent.

32:50

So I like that about it. Competencies are

32:52

coming back and rebuilding infrastructure, manufacturing

32:54

plants in the US, jobs

32:56

are returning. So I love that. And,

32:59

you know, it's

33:02

just, to me, he's doing a

33:04

great job within the first 100 days. We had to

33:06

see what it looks like from a year from now.

33:08

Dose is going to spread through the grill. We

33:10

just got to give it time. We can't

33:13

expect the world to change in three months.

33:15

If it did, then it tells me that

33:17

my whole idea of what it means to

33:19

be president and how government ran has been

33:21

false. If he can change the world in

33:23

three months, what have we been doing? I

33:25

know. Well, you know,

33:27

I've told the story before. Stu, you remember when

33:29

I went to meet with George Bush to get yelled

33:31

at in the Oval Office? He

33:34

wasn't happy with me

33:36

one day. And he said,

33:39

he tried to make me feel better.

33:41

It was the day that Barack Obama

33:43

and Hillary Clinton was still winning against

33:45

Barack Obama. And Barack Obama said, you

33:47

know what, I would just fly

33:49

planes into Pakistan. I'd just bomb Pakistan.

33:51

And at that time, they were

33:53

an ally. And I said,

33:55

what do you, Mr. President, before I

33:58

leave, what do you make of

34:00

that? And to make me feel better,

34:02

and it made me feel much

34:04

worse, he said, Glenn, don't worry, whatever

34:06

happens, whoever gets into this office,

34:08

when they sit behind this chair, they'll

34:10

have the same people advising them

34:12

that have advised me, and they'll realize

34:14

the President's hands are tied, that

34:17

you really can't do very much as

34:19

President. And so have a

34:21

good day. And I walked out of there and

34:23

I was like, oh my, Gosh, that is

34:25

not comforting at all. That's why we keep getting

34:27

the same stuff. And I think that's what

34:29

Donald Trump found out in 16. And

34:31

that's why he's able to make so

34:33

many moves this time is because he knew

34:36

that and he cleared all of those

34:38

people out or as many as he could

34:40

in his second term. Absolutely.

34:43

And that's why I was so

34:45

ecstatic about his second return. I

34:47

went to a lot of his

34:50

campaign runs and rallies and And

34:52

I just, that's what I knew.

34:54

That's why he has people who

34:56

came from the left. I mean,

34:58

Tulsa Gavir, you know, like

35:00

Elon Musk, several of the people who was

35:02

on the fence, R .K. Jr., so many

35:04

people that came from that side because he's

35:06

willing to just get people who want to

35:08

get something done. You know, you don't

35:10

see this, this is something different from any

35:13

administration we've seen in the last, what, 10, 20

35:15

years, you know? And

35:17

so when people say that he's Polarizing

35:19

he doesn't want to hear from anybody else.

35:21

I'm like, he's literally the guy listening to

35:23

everyone. Um, and he's,

35:25

he's trying to make America great again,

35:28

you know, for everyone. And I'm,

35:30

I'm hoping that people, once again, people

35:32

calm down, just give it some

35:34

time, be patient. It's going to be all

35:36

right. You know, it's going to be fine. Great.

35:38

Great to talk to you. Thank you so much. Hope to

35:40

talk to you again. I appreciate that

35:42

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37:44

to the program. So

37:47

By the way, the papusas are on the way.

37:49

Are they really? No, I have word with them. They

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are coming. They're gonna be here, I think right

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after the end of the show. I mean, I'm watching.

37:55

walk yet? Or are they? No, no, this is

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like three, they're less than three miles

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our way to our... So we're eating

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babies. Anyway, you know, there's a

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story that we're gonna hit tomorrow, you

38:10

know, that happened on a Sunday

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morning, just last Sunday morning. Uh,

38:14

2 .50 in the morning, uh,

38:17

standing in the shadows

38:19

of the governor's residence in

38:21

Harrisburg, uh, guy

38:23

named, uh, Cody, Cody

38:25

Ballmer. He, uh, he decided

38:27

that he, um, he

38:30

wanted to kill, uh, Josh Shapiro

38:32

and the governor and his family,

38:34

because he's a monster. Uh, he's

38:36

a monster to all the Palestinians.

38:39

And he said, I can't sit idly

38:41

by. while his crimes go

38:43

unchecked. My friends were killed and murdered

38:45

because they dared to speak for

38:47

Palestine and Shapiro with his Jewish faith,

38:49

his unwavering support for Israel. He's

38:52

complicit in genocide. And

38:55

I'll scream it until my

38:57

last breath. You know,

39:00

I'm standing for justice and the oppressed

39:02

and for the oppressed and for the

39:04

voiceless. So he was going to be a

39:06

voice for everybody. Are

39:08

you standing for that? That's interesting. Well,

39:10

yeah, of course he was.

39:12

I'm sad that his voice is

39:14

being silenced. Because I heard

39:17

so much about the potential possible.

39:19

Didn't seem all that serious

39:21

when you looked at the details

39:23

kidnapping of Gretchen Whitmer. Yeah.

39:25

That was everywhere for a very

39:27

long time. Yeah, they were

39:29

going to kidnap her and kill

39:31

her. They didn't. In fact,

39:34

Turns out that whole case was

39:36

thrown out because it looks

39:38

like there were more FBI agents

39:40

involved than anybody else. But

39:43

that they they man, they made a

39:45

big deal out of that for what

39:47

a year, at least a

39:49

year until then they had the

39:51

January 6th thing, which strangely, you

39:53

know, had the same FBI people

39:55

involved. But don't look there at

39:57

all. That was

39:59

a big deal. That was a really

40:01

big deal with Governor Whitmer, who they

40:03

didn't get. This guy. actually broke into

40:05

the house, set the house on fire. The

40:08

family was there. Nobody seems to

40:11

care. Nobody seems to care. And you

40:13

know what, I have a sneaky suspicion

40:15

that if it was a, you know,

40:17

some Proud Boys member who did this,

40:19

I think we'd be hearing a little

40:21

bit more. But since it happens to

40:23

be that this guy, who by the

40:25

way is a leading Democratic presidential candidate,

40:29

potentially, is

40:32

Jewish and the perpetrator

40:34

here is aligned with the

40:36

Hamas wing of the

40:38

Democratic Party, all of a sudden we're

40:40

not hearing much about it at all. Doesn't seem to be much

40:43

of a priority at all, not a big deal at all. That's

40:45

fascinating. And I know, my

40:47

hope is Glenn, that this potential

40:49

murderer will not be lionized

40:52

like the United Healthcare murderer was

40:54

because he's not quite as

40:56

attractive. So I'm hoping that

40:58

maybe we'll avoid the cultish

41:00

behavior toward him. But

41:02

it is fascinating to see how these things

41:04

turn out. It's one of these things

41:06

that if you happen to be a Democrat, you have

41:08

to ask yourself, wait a minute,

41:11

that doesn't, why isn't, why aren't

41:13

people making a bigger deal out

41:15

of that? I wonder why. Are

41:18

we the baddies? Might be a question you

41:20

want to ask yourself. Yeah. Is that us?

41:22

Are we the ones? Yeah.

41:24

Huh. Just want to... the way,

41:26

that skit, the baddies, comes

41:28

from wearing Nazi uniforms, also closely

41:30

aligned with the Hamas wing

41:32

of the Democratic Party.