The Glenn Beck Program - Are We ACTUALLY Winning the Battle Against ESG? | Guests: Rep. Jim Jordan & Paul Fitzpatrick | 5/19/23

Episode Date: May 19, 2023

Rep. Jim Jordan joins Glenn to break down the committee hearing with FBI whistleblowers, the shocking accusations given, and how we can stand up against the weaponization of the FBI. Pat Gray joins Glenn and Stu to discuss the possibility of a Biden impeachment as articles of impeachment have been filed, the weaponization of the FBI, and Pete Buttigieg. Glenn urges his viewers to download "The Reckoning Guide" and overwhelm all the local prosecutors to follow the law and prosecute Hunter Biden. Hoover Institution senior fellow Victor Davis Hanson joins Glenn to discuss the looming counterrevolution. Glenn and Stu dissect the story of a Washington official defending a sexual predator over one of his victims. 1792 Exchange President Paul Fitzpatrick joins to discuss where we're at in the fight against ESG. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Hello, Jim. How are you, sir? I'm fine, Glenn. How are you doing today? I am actually kind of positive today. I think you are doing a great job and a great service. I think there are several of you now in Congress that I actually trust and believe you're actually going to do something. So thank you for that. Thank you. Well, thanks for all you've been doing to get the word out to the American people. So, Jim, tell me, this was incredible yesterday.

First of all, you gave your opening dialogue on, you know, a monologue on what you were going to see. And then the Democrats came out and they said, what you're going to see are lies, half-truths, and fantasies. I've never seen anything like that, especially when you are presenting whistleblowers. Yeah. And these guys are good men who love this country and value the Constitution, the First Amendment. And but for guys like them, and these guys. and others like them, we wouldn't know about what they did with parents at school board meetings. We wouldn't know about what they're doing to pro-lifers praying at clinics.

We wouldn't know about that, you know, Catholics attending mass that the Richmond field office viewed them as radical, traditional, Catholic extreme. I mean, we wouldn't know about those things but for guys like this. And the fact that they were willing to come forward shows just what good people they are and their commitment to the Constitution and to the oath they took. But then what they've faced, the retaliation. I mean, they literally tried to crush these guys, particularly Mr. O'Boyle and Mr. Frank. It is so bad. Yeah, it's so sad. But for them, we wouldn't know the things we know and wouldn't be able to be in a position to make the case for, you know, going after these agencies in the appropriations process, which is what we have to do.

So I did a special last night on the reckoning of the Biden crime family, and one of our listeners wrote in and wanted me to ask you today, is there a way to help these whistleblower? whereas I'm concerned for them and their families. Yeah. You can, they have, they can receive like, it's not GoFundMe, but there's, there's ways that and we should, I should have that information. Okay, I'll get it from your office and we'll share it. Yeah, we'll try to get that. Yeah.

So what is the next step here? Because we had, you know, we had the dossier come out. The, yeah, no, not the steel dossier, but the, the, no, not the steel dossier, but the, report the Durham. Yeah, the Durham report. Thank you. We had the Durham report come out and the media is blind. And to me, this shows how deeply in trouble this nation is. You have intelligence, CIA, FBI, justice, the White House, Congress, all of it dirty. Like, majorly dirty. Well, I don't think it's funny how the good Lord works because the same week we get the Durham report, we just happen to have scheduled this hearing where we have these whistleblowers coming forward.

So understand the Durham report, he said as clearly and as as straightforward as you could say, that the FBI, I think the best line was the FBI failed in its fundamental mission of fidelity to the law. Correct. They didn't follow the law. There was no evidence, no probable cause, no predicate whatsoever to launch this investigation. They did it anyway. They did it based on a fake document, a document they knew was false. The dossier, they knew was false at the time they used it to go to the court to get the warrant to,

buy on a presidential campaign. That's terrible. They put the country through all three years of craziness. That's terrible. But worse than that is what's happening today, because today it's not just limited to a presidential campaign. It's the American people. And it's what I just said. If you're a pro-life Catholic, they view you as radical. I mean, if you're a parent speaking up for your kid, they view you as a terrorist. I mean, it's like, you've got to be kidding me. So that's what, but I just feel, I just found it interesting that those two big pieces of information came out in the same week, just underscoring how, in your words, Glenn, how how dire the situation, how real the situation actually is.

So Jonathan Turley had an op-ed out. I just read it this morning, how Congress could have the final say on the Russian collusion scandal. In the Durham report, it shows that people like, what's his name, Elias for the... Yeah, Mark Elias from the DNC, that he would not participate. wouldn't talk, wouldn't, didn't give anything. And Turley is saying, why don't you start putting the screws to these guys and offer immunity? Now, I don't think there's a chance that Mark Elias is going to turn on anybody.

But it's worth a try, isn't it? Well, that's interesting. You know, he is Mr. Democrat election. I mean, he's the guy. I know. He's a man in that whole area. So I don't know. But that's an interesting stride.

I haven't read Turley's piece. I really respect Professor Turley. So do I. I'll read that. I'll read that. But I don't know. I don't know. I have to give that some thought.

But I do think we should be in our investigative work, our oversight work, we should be focused on getting every single fact and getting that information, the truth to the American people. Because if you don't have all the truth on the table and do our constitutional duty of oversight, then you're not in a position to make the case, which we're going to have to make, which we have to do. when it comes to appropriating money, we're going to have to change how that's done. We're going to have to limit funds. We're going to say, you can't use funds for certain things. We're going to have to tell the FBI, ain't no way you're going to get a new headquarters

worth I forget how many hundred millions of dollars. Like, are you kidding me? So there's those kind of things, but you make the case when you show what's been going on. So when you're going through all of this, you're not getting the documents. I mean, they're not. Christopher Ray the other day was just unbelievable to watch. Well, I can't talk about that document. What do you mean you sent a letter to us?

We asked for the document. You're not getting anyone in Congress getting the documents that you're demanding. You have oversight and they seem to feel like they have oversight over you. Yeah. So two quick points. One, you're exactly right. when the founders put this great nation together, three separate and equal branches of government. If there was one branch that was supposed to be more equal than the others, it was supposed to be

the legislative branch, and in particular, the House of Representatives. Because that's the body closest to the American people. Every two years, American people get a chance to throw us out. That is a good thing. That is a healthy thing. That's why the founder said, that's the body where all the taxing and spending bills have to originate. So we're supposed to be able to tell the executive branch, hey, we need it. information to do our job when it comes to legislating and appropriating. So give us the darn information.

Second, when we've had these struggles, sometimes you go to court. We went to court for a witness. We wanted to get in the whole Alvin Bragg crazy situation up in New York. And the court ruled in our favor. And we had Mr. Pomerant's in for a deposition just last week. So sometimes you have to go to the courts to get what you need. So we're going to continue to press, whether it's subpoenas, what have you, for documents or for people to come in for an interview, we're going to continue to press there. But we have to in the end. The only thing that gets people's attention, the only thing to get their attention is the money.

You got to go after the money. It's that simple. And we're going to have to do that here in the next couple months as we go through appropriating for these agencies in the federal government. Well, I mean, you can do that even if they don't pass a budget. Does Congress have control of the purse string still? we sure do but it's going to be a fight with the senate it's going to be a fight with the white house but you know what don't see you got an FBI who's retaliating against good guys like garret

O'Boyle marcus down and Steve friend i think it's worth the fight yeah and i think you would have the american people squarely behind you i i think congress with the people like me i don't really i don't care for the republican party um but they're better than the democrats but i don't want to a dime. I'd give a dime directly to a candidate, but not to the Republican Party. People like me are seeing, I think, are starting to see, wait a minute, wait a minute, something is different. And there's just a few of you guys now that are standing up. And I have to say, I'm shocked at McCarthy. I did not think he would, he would have the spine. I'd like to see that continue, but he seems to be doing a lot of good things. And his poll numbers are going up.

Yeah, no, he's, you know, Glenn, I talk about the self-time, but we make this job too complicated. What did you tell the people you were going to do when you put your name on the ballot and ran for the job? You went out, if you get elected, if they put you in the job, go do what you said. And Kevin McCarthy is doing that. I think our team is doing that. And the most important thing is, as you just said, we got to continue to do that. We got to continue to do that because that's our mission. Do what you told the American people you were going to do.

Okay. So there's one thing that concerns me on the budget, and that is the expanded Capitol police role. Now, everything I've understood from the Capitol Police from the last administration was this is Nancy Pelosi's police force. So whoever is in charge of the House, that's their police force. They have expanded way beyond the Capitol. They have new offices now in Florida, in California. they are now turning into an intelligence force. Pentagon has given them things to collect intelligence on Americans.

This is way beyond their scope. And I don't know about you, but I don't trust any other police force with intelligence capabilities. No more. No more. Yeah. Look, the rank and file officers are great guys. I talk to them all the time coming in out of different buildings. They're wonderful guys. Do the Lord's work like good local police officers do the Lord's work. But you're right.

We don't need these. We don't need these offices around the country. We don't need this expanded surveillance, you know, capabilities and activity. So I agree with you there. I think that's where the country is. And I don't, I would have to check with the Speaker's office. But I don't know that Speaker McCarthy is going along with that. Well, I will tell you.

I will tell you in the Republicans. annual appropriations bill. They have an increase of $46.3 million more than last year, which already last year was a 22% increase. That's got to stop. Got to stop. Yeah, we'll take a look at that too. Do we finally have the Congress and the Republicans that will stand and not blink

on the budget? I think so. I really do. Because, you know, the spending has went up so dramatically. And we don't have to get in all the numbers, but just we're set to run a deficit of a trillion and a half, I mean, $1.5 trillion this year. Like, what? I mean, so it is so out of whack. We have to spend less than we spent before. And if we can do that, take it back to lower levels, that'd be the first time in my time in Congress, maybe the first time in modern history. Maybe the first time in modern history where the next Congress didn't spend more than the previous one. If we can actually reduce spending and begin to show the country and the economy in the world that look, okay, they're at least going to kind of rein this in and get a handle on it and begin to pay back some of this debt,

get to balance at some point. If we can do that, then we'll be fine. But if we just keep the crazy stuff up that the Biden administration is doing, I worry about the dollar staying as the reserve currency, which is critical for our country and a host of other things if we continue on this path. But I think we're going to actually get to where we're spending less after the crazy increases we've seen in the Biden administration. So one last thing. The church committee did, you know, the Lord's work, if you will, and tried to rein things back in and it's gotten worse again than it was back then. do you do you think that this

I don't know deep state whatever you want to call it the people that have no fidelity to the law or to the Constitution can we save the Justice Department the FBI the intelligence community or is it too far gone

how how do you see this working here's the here's the key measure I think this Congress that'll tell us if we can get things back in the right direction or not. That's the FISA renewal. The 702 program of FISA is up for renewal. If that gets passed and we just keep doing the same whole thing, because understand the Church Commission brought a lot of good facts to light,

but the Church Commission gave us the FISA court and the FISA process. That's a problem. That has to change. That's up for reauthorization this year. If we fundamentally change that, if we get rid of this ability for them to query that database that they get, where the 3.4 million Americans had their information queried, information that was picked up when they were surveilling some foreigner, but they talked to some

American, and then they got the American in the death. That's the kind of stuff. If we don't change that, then I'm very worried. But I think we're going to change it. I think yesterday's hearing helped show that when you have the FBI engaging some of the things that are. That will be a critical test. And then, of course, as I've said now a couple times, what happens during the appropriations and the spending process. The power of the purse is important. That's the power that resides in the Congress. And specifically in the House, we need to make sure we use it. I will tell you, I found out just the other day that this program now has a bigger footprint than Fox News does, which blew me away when somebody gave that stat to me. This is good...

The testimony to your good work. No, no, no. It's, it's the... What's happening is all the mainstream media is dying and shows like mine and others are all growing. I don't know if we could turn this corner even five or six years ago. but I think if you guys just keep going, we're going to turn a corner. We're going to turn a corner because the mainstream media doesn't have the lock that they used to have. Well, said, and praise the Lord for that.

And then the second thing I always say is, the American people, smart people, they have common sense and they hear common sense and they hear good information from you and a bunch of other folks like you. That makes a huge difference. So thank you for what you're doing. Likewise. Stay the course. Thanks. You bet. Bye-bye. Jim Jordan. Grace lives in Texas. Our commercial is Relief Factor. And for decades, she's dealt with pain in her lower back and legs. When you live like that for a while, you can get to the point where you just are like, my life is going to be like. Thankfully, Grace isn't that type. Over the years, she's tried a whole bunch of different things to make her pain go away. But nothing worked. Then she heard me talking about relief factor on this program. And she was skeptical. I get it. So was I, Grace. She decided. decided to give it a try, didn't have anything else to lose.

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It is incumbent upon us to share everything that happens in these committees. For instance, I don't know if you saw the whistleblowers yesterday. I have to play one cut from it. I have to play a cut because I think it's just fantastic. Here is the Democrat. And the Democrat, one of the Democrats, wanted to point out some tweets from these whistleblowers. Listen to this. This is Linda Sanchez from California.

Thank you. Mr. Allen, have you ever used Twitter? Yes or no? I have utilized Twitter, yes. Okay, and is your account at Marcus A970-50645? That is absolutely not my account. Okay, that's not your account. Well, on December 5, 2022, an account under the name Marcus Allen retweeted a tweet that said, quote... That is not my account, ma'am. You haven't let me finish the question, sir. You might have been the football player.

You haven't let me finish the question. And the time is mine. On December 5th, 2022, an account under the name of Marcus Allen retweeted a tweet that said, quote, Nancy Pelosi staged January 6th, retweet if you agree, end quote. Do you agree with that statement? Yes or no? That is, I don't, no, ma'am. That's not my account at all.

I have no idea. I'm asking whether you agree with that statement, yes or no. Can you please rephrase the statement? Yeah. Do you think that they... I'm the gentlelady has expired. Staged January 6th. I just want him to answer.

No answer. No answer. Yeah, he'll answer. I'm just telling you your time's up. Do you believe that Nancy Pelosi, do you agree with the statement that this person tweeted that Nancy Pelosi staged January 6th? Yes or no? No.

Thank you. Oh my God. Massive failure. Is your account Jim Bob 10319780? No. No. Wow! That account said something.

And I thought for a long time it was you. Until this very second, I thought it was you. But I'm going to just keep going and tell you it's my time. So it looks like I planned it. You know the amazing part about that video clip is there's not at one moment a drop in her confidence level. No. Like she is as sure at the beginning of that when she thinks is his account. Yep.

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Use the code fed up and save $30. Thank you. Welcome to the Glenn Beck program. Mr. Pat Gray is joining us now. Hello, Pat. Hello, Glenn. So last night I did a special called The Reckoning. And it is an approach to make sure,

that the Biden crime family pays for their crimes. And I outlined it all last night. I'm going to go over it at the top of the hour. You can go to the reckoningguide.com or is it reckoningguide.com and get the entire guide. It's 25 pages long. It outlines all of the crimes, 170 crimes he has committed, Hunter Biden. and it goes state by state, shows you what the law is, what the code is, who was the decision maker and saying, yeah, we're not going to prosecute that, gives you the attorney general's

website, phone number, gives the state attorney, sorry, the U.S. attorney in each state, but I think you need to go to local prosecutors and call them and say, who's going to Who's going to stand up for the law? Who is going to stand up for law? All you need is one prosecutor in one state that starts to dig in and take them down and it will snowball. So I'll tell you more about that coming up. Hello, Pat. How are you?

Good. Perfect. Really? You know, yeah. In almost every way? Almost. Yeah, that is. That's fantastic.

What is the big story on the Pat Gray program? Well, Joe Biden is. has some articles of impeachment now. Anything going to come of that? I'm guessing not. Yeah, no? Well, not because the Senate won't do it. No, they won't.

I mean, he will not be convicted, obviously. But will he be impeached? I think he could be. I think it's fascinating. Yeah. I'm not sure they went with the right thing because just not doing your job well is not really a reason. That was the focus of impeachment. Yeah, it was the border.

Well, that's, you know, I mean. Could you say it's treason? Derelliction of duty, maybe? I guess, but that's not a high crime and misdemeanor. A dereliction of duty? You're just not doing your job well. You're not doing your job and you're lying to the American people. There's that.

Yeah. There's that. Yeah, I mean. But there's so many things you could impeach him on right now. Yeah. So what do you think, Pat, on, is that the right thing to do? Like, I've talked to people a lot who are as frustrated with the Republican party generally as we are. And they say like, you know, hey, like how come they won't impeach

this guy? And, you know, they probably could find something, right, to impeach him on. He's done a lot of really bad things and they have control of the house. They'll get the right one. But it's only, but even if you, let's say you have the right one. Let's say more evidence comes out and it's really clear to the American people even that, that, you know, Biden should be impeached. What happens at the end of that process, right? You impeach him in the House. It goes to the Senate. They reject it because the Democrats are there. The chances of him getting convicted are basically zero, right? Yes.

Basically zero. Even if Republicans had the majority, they wouldn't get to the votes needed to impeach him. Right. So then it just becomes a political decision. Yeah, I think it's a good idea. I think it's much better to go the legal route. I mean, and if the FBI won't do it, that's why we need the local people to do it. By the way, if the FBI investigates, it'll most likely be tried in Washington.

and you know how that's going to come out. You need a jury that isn't tainted in New York, California, or Washington, D.C. Just, I'll take six Democrats and six Republicans and make sure that it's a jury that understands. And I think if you start putting them under the gun on, you know, warrants for arrest for Hunter Biden, I think you got a whole new ballgame. A whole new ball game. Because that helps you with the other alternative impeachment process, which is voting him out of office. Yeah.

Like that's the other way to go. All it has to happen is if you start to get traction on arrest warrants for Hunter Biden, and then they say, well, we won't extradite him to this state. Well, now you've got another problem. But you also are telling the story about what really happened. I don't think half the country understands what really happened. I laid out his money laundering scheme that we've covered over the years, two of them. We just found a new one last week. And it's even worse.

I mean, it's just, it's crazy. They keep doing the same thing over and over and over again. Yeah. And the other problems, the FBI. I mean, the whistleblower situation that we heard about yesterday, is unbelievable and how those guys are saying that you're going to get crushed by this government. At the end of the whistleblower hearing yesterday, the one FBI agent whistleblower, O'Boyle, I think his name is, talked about how he would recommend to a friend not to come forward.

Is that the clip we have, Sarah? Play that. Corruption, weaponization, any kind of misconduct that exists with the American people. It doesn't solve it. But the FBI will crush you. this government will crush you and your family if you try to expose the truth about things that they are doing that are wrong and we are all examples of that I can't think of a more so worrying way to end a hearing I yield back

I just what do about that the eye's got to be cleaned out yeah it does but I you know we just had Jim Jordan on and I believe him that they will start to tighten the purse strings and Jonathan Turrell said, start to not only tighten the purse strings, but start just bringing these people under subpoena and, you know, if you get some low level guys that will talk and then start weeding it out. Yeah. And I think that absolutely can be done. By the way, you know,

I don't know if the man should be impeached because he has brought us Pete Buttigieg. Now, I don't know if you've seen this from Wired, but they did an interview with, uh, oh, this is amazing, with Pete Buttigieg, okay. And I just, let me just, I'm just going to, I can you send some like serious music here, Sarah, do you have anything for, uh, yeah, there we go. So this is what they wrote. The curious mind of Pete Buttigieg holds much of its functional. in reserve. Even as he discusses railroads and airlines down to the pointless data that his current stock in trade, the U.S. Secretary of Transportation, comes off like a Mensa black card holder. Oh my God, stop. First of all, that's not the right music.

Mensa black card holder. Yeah, you know what I'm looking for, Sarah? You got it? Yeah. He comes off like a Mensa black card holder Who might have a secret go habit Or a three second Rubik's Cube solution Or a knack for supplying off the top of his head The day of the week for a random date in 1404 Along with a non-condescending history Of the Julian and Gregorian calendars

Oh yeah, baby That is That is... Pathetic that is and I don't mean the normally that's oral sex that's a different form

it's a different form of oral sex what would the why would Wired magazine interview the transportation secretary because he's probably the smartest guy to ever live I mean you know he holds months

of his functional activity of his brain in reserve that's because he doesn't even need it. He doesn't need. No. I will say it does seem like he's not using it. It does seem that way. That's odd. Sort of the his legacy. Maybe he's using the bad part of his brain. Right. You know what I mean? Yeah. There's a part that's a little defective, can't get things done, and then there's this Mensa brain. Yeah. But he's only using that bad part right now. Like the skid row of his brain is the part he's using. How do you get how? Who does that interview? It's so

embarrassing. It is so, it really is. What are you trying to get free airfare or what do you try to get? I just want to get through the line. I just want to, I get a cut the line card at the airport. I might give him that interview too if I could get free airfare, but it's really interesting because, you know, they have a candidate already, right? Like if this was 2026 and Joe Biden won re-election, God forbid, like you could see they're trying to groom the next guy who's going to be the candidate. they don't like Kamala Harris or whatever. But like they have a candidate who's already in the race. Why are they doing this?

Are you betting on him making it all the way to the election? I mean, he's certainly the overwhelming favorite for the nomination. Here's what happens. That guy is cut loose so fast if things get serious with his son and his son is starting to get nailed on real crimes and that's coming out. I think they say, and he just shuffles off into the sunset. That's a, it's a plausible scenario, right?

I mean, there's a lot of stuff building up. I think I keep coming back to that IRS where they thing where they fired everybody who was looking into this stuff. Oh my gosh. That's an impeachable offense. Yeah. Like if it feels like one of those things

that went by in the news quickly and it's going to wind up being a much bigger deal. Yeah. That doesn't seem right at all. I mean, that is, that seems like something that someone at the peak of their anger, defending a family member. Yep.

does an erratic gesture like that and it winds up totally blowing up in the face. And you know, the IRS is saying, we didn't do it. The IRS is throwing the Justice Department under the bus saying that order did not come from us. That's not good. It doesn't seem good. No. Oh, hang on just a second. Could you play that last piece again?

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Listen to, as she goes on, as Secretary Buttigieg and I talked in his underfurnished corner office one afternoon in early spring, I slowly, not sure we need the porno moment. music for this still, but I talked in his under-furnished corner office one afternoon in early spring. I slowly became aware that his cabinet job requires only a modest portion of his cognitive powers.

Other mental facilities, no kidding. I think it was written by Joe Biden. No kidding. Other mental facilities, no kidding, are apportioned to the Iliad, Puritan histography, and Knazgaard's Spring, though not in the original Norwegian, slacker. Fortunately, he was willing to devote yet another apse in his cathedral mind, making his ideas about three mighty themes, neoliberalism, masculinity, and Christianity intelligible to me. Oh my What is that?

It's amazing. It's the type of thing that ends up with Pete Buttigieg and people like this author in Jonestown. Like I think you're right. You know, throwing down some flavor aid. And I mean, like that is psychotic. Yeah, that's psychotic. What would possess you to write that about anyone? I mean, there's a lot of people that I really like.

I would never write a piece about that about anyone. I mean, that's this type of thing that, like, you write about Joseph Stalin. Yeah, I can't even imagine, I can't even imagine writing that about Elon Musk. No, and Elon Musk is a very interesting guy and is very smart. Very smart. You could say a lot of things, he's very smart about a lot of stuff. But that's like, I mean, borderline worship. Like, he's starting a religion.

Yeah, it is spooky. Right? Like, this is something like the Navidia cult would. I'm trying to find the name of this woman again. I looked her up earlier. She writes for the New York Times. What a surprise. But she's writing here for Virginia Heffernan.

Yeah, Heffernan. Yeah. Thank you. She's writing here for Wired. So weird. And like Wired. What? Why are they talking?

Wired. I mean, I know Wired isn't exactly just a tech magazine. It's a cultural, I guess, as well. But there's nothing that screams tech like railroads. Yeah. Right. Tech and, oh, there's no, the cultural importance of the Transportation Secretary. Like, can you name another? Uh-uh.

I mean, you go back at the only one I could name when I did this exercise a while ago with Buttigieg. Everyone knows Buttigieg's name. Now, obviously he ran for president. That's part of it. But I think people remember him because he's, because of all the failures since he's been in an office. Like, it's been a disaster. But like, you can't think of any others. The only guy I can think of it is only because we've spent so much time on Ray,

LaHood, who was the Transportation Secretary during Obama when they were doing the, his first bill there was they spent $800 billion. Cash for clunkers. Cash for clunkers was part of it. And also the stimulus bill. Oh, yeah. Okay. Where they did a lot of transportation projects.

But again, I don't think the American people probably can name zero. I mean, Mitch McConnell's wife, you might come up with. Know his name, but they may not even know he's the secretary of transportation. They just know he's in the government failing horribly. Right. And that's how I think Buttigieg, I think the American people looked at Buttigieg's job performance. I think it's awful. Has, have you seen the apps in his cathedral mind that he is?

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And the reason why everyone feels so, I don't know, so powerless is because everything's happening in Washington, D.C. And even when there's a trial, it's in Washington, D.C. And you know how that's going to end up. So what do you do? Well, that's where the reckoning guide comes in. I want you to go to the reckoning guide.com and find your Twitter. 25 page reckoning

booklet. It has all of the crimes that we know for sure are happening. There are FARA violations,

all kinds of them. That means you weren't registered as a foreign agent. You have to do that. Hunter Biden has never done that. All kinds of

violations on that. We go through Burisma, the peddling of influence in China, and we also go through the thing we found out last week, which is the influence peddling that Hunter Biden did in Romania. It is crazy, just crazy. Then this is what we focused on last night because this actually you can handle. No state that I know of can take on the Farah problem that we have. That's federal. However, because of the laptop, there are 170 crimes all over the country.

This was put together with the Marco Polo report. And these were committed, a lot of them, in California, New York, so we know we're not going to get Delaware, not going to get anything. out of those states, okay? But there's a crime in Texas, offering solicitation, and then taking that solicitation across state lines. I called our attorney general,

or my people did, wrote and said, hey, we got nothing. We got nothing. You know why? Because one call doesn't make a difference. We have all of the states the in Arizona, the drug crimes, we have the U.S. statute, we have the Arizona statute, we have them for each state, we have the dates of everything, you have all of the evidence. Out of 170 crimes, how many prosecutors decided to take any of these on?

How many were actually written up after found by police? out of 170. How many? Yeah, the answer is zero. Zero. Now, why is that? For instance, in Arizona, he was under the influence of crack. He's driving. He crashed his first rental in a ditch on the way.

Then he dropped off his second rental, a Jeep at the Hertz facility near Prescott, Arizona. He left several items in the Jeep. including personal IDs and crack cocaine pipe and a baggie with cocaine in it. Okay? The Prescott City attorney and the county attorney announced that they were not going to prosecute before the lab tests were even back. Now, do you think you're going to get that break? Do you think your son or daughter is going to get that break?

even if your son or daughter is in a car and that car was rented and, you know, they picked up Hunter Biden in the car and he was hitchhiking and they're like, I don't know him. He just said, he is, we got in the car and we kicked him out and he left his crack pipe. Do you think your kids are going to have a prosecutor say, no, we're not going to do anything? No way. No way. So we have all of the evidence, much of it video evidence. We have it in California. It is ridiculous.

We have it in Connecticut. Another ridiculous amount. Delaware. But then we go to Florida. Hmm. Florida. He's got some drug crimes and some sex crimes in Florida. I'll bet you you can find somebody in Florida that's a prosecutor that will be willing to take that on.

I'll bet you if you've got to. you if you call the attorney, the, the, the DA, or the attorney general in Florida, hmm, I bet you, they just might take it on. Massachusetts, probably not a chance. Nevada, there's a chance there, drug crimes, sex crimes, I mean, bad sex crimes. This guy is, one thing you can say about him is, oh, he's a machine. I'm just let me just I don't know what does crack cocaine do to you I mean besides kill you in the end do you know is it a I mean listen listen to this listen there's only one way to find out Glenn let's get this get this weekend started right so if you look at his Connecticut crimes listen to this these are his sex crimes Hunter solicits a female via text she does an in-call service blah blah, blah, he transports her, and that is on 211.

Later that same day, after the first hooker leaves his room, he solicits for two more prostitutes to come up to his room. Then the next day, he has a third prostitute join him in Orange, Connecticut. then on the same day, day number two, he has another prostitute that joins him at Foxwood's casino. Then an hour later, while he's at the casino, he hires two more prostitute. I mean, how is this done? How is this? Physically, how is it? It just seems demanded.

I guess this is what crack cocaine does. Yeah, must be. We're learning lessons. Must be. So we have all of it. Is there anybody in Orange, Connecticut? Who's the prosecutor in Orange, Connecticut? I mean, Connecticut's very liberal, but this was done.

How about Foxwoods? Is there no DA, no prosecutor that says, this was done in my state? Enough is enough. 170 crimes all over America. That's better than Bonnie and Clyde, I'll have you know. 170 crimes not prosecuted for any of them. How's that possible? Is it just because your name is Biden?

Or is he committing crimes on days when the prosecutor was high on crack themselves? Get the dossier now. It has all of the information you need, including the beginnings of all of the contacts. But I would go to your local DAs. I would go to everybody and anyone who has the ability to prosecute for crimes. And I would hammer their phones and their Facebook page and anything else they have. you've got to start in these states where we got a shot. But I personally think you have a shot in any state if it's overwhelming.

Now, not California. Some restrictions do apply. California and Delaware and Massachusetts, New York need not apply. But this works if we all do it. it really is incredible that if this is the type of thing that they're sort of unwinding for us right they they've paved the way here I guess they've used their power to come after their political enemies they just they perverted it they took a national crime I'm not telling you to take any of the national crimes those are those are U.S. federal crimes these are not these are state crimes so whether they did it, they twisted it and tried to make a federal crime, a state crime, which you can't do. Okay? Right.

This is just using the rule of law as it is meant to be used. Oh, yeah. I'm not criticizing it. I'm just saying, you know, we talk a lot about these precedents being set. And this is going to be, I think, the notable path of the future on this stuff. You have to look at this stuff and take it seriously. It's lawfare. It's what they did to our voting.

they've done it on everything. They just keep going to court over and over and over again. They just file and file and file. Well, what are we doing? It seems like the old days too, like a prosecutor, someone local that had a situation like this would make sure they held the person accountable so that they did not appear as if they were giving political benefits to some powerful person, right? Like you'd want to make sure you brought a case like this, maybe even more than some

regular person because everyone's going to call you out and say, wait a minute, this is just because it's Biden's kid. Well, that that has reversed and it should reverse again. I can't imagine. I mean, I don't know. I speed and I get pulled over, right? Like, you know, every single thing that I feel like I do that is even questionably wrong, I'm always dealing. Like, that's correct. Every time you, you roll through a stop sign. Yeah. I feel like there's a cop behind me. I do in, I do here in Texas. I, you know, I'll be speeding or something. I think, I can't be stopped. I don't want to pay for a ticket or whatever.

And I'm in Texas in a friendly state. Right. You know, and they're not going to let me go because I'm Glenn Beck. So what are you doing? But if you're with hookers, you're smoking crack in the car. There's video of him smoking crack while driving in Virginia. you can identify all of the streets, everything. No prosecution for that in Virginia?

Really? Nobody decided to pick that up? Yeah, like, how often have we done stories going over the past, you know, 10, 20 years? Where we're like, hey, a stupid criminal, he went and robbed a 7-Eleven and then posted about it on Facebook. look and he's now arrested by authorities. Right. This is what he did. He's done this a hundred times, 70 times.

Let me give you a theory on this. I had this idea last night as I was going through. Let me give you my theory on that in just a second. First, let me tell you about Reggie, wrote in about his experience with Relief Factor, started using Relief Factor only a week ago or a week or so. And he said, I have a fair bit of pain throughout my body the past few years. age had been catching up to me. It got bad enough.

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And put it on your laptop and keep it on your laptop, along with letters to your family and your dad and all of your shady business deals and it's all on one laptop. Why would you do that? Just hear this out for a second. You know how sometimes people want to get out of something

and so they sabotage themselves? Yes. I don't think that's what's happening. I personally think that the Biden family is so deeply sick. and Hunter despises his dad, resents his dad. Okay. And I think he didn't start out with this in mind.

I think he started out with this laptop as insurance. But I think now that it's out, I think it's like his dad is still winning. You're controlling my life. you are you son of a I saved all of this stuff in just in case as insurance to be able to give it to you and look at what you've done his dad is still towering over him and pulling all of the strings of his life. Does that make sense at all to you? I think it's an interesting theory. Yeah, it's a total theory.

You're not saying that's definitely what's happening. because I mean he does seem to be close to his death right now. Yeah. And that's not always been the case. Right. But he seems to be, I think, looking for protection from him, at least from outward appearances. But I'm not saying, I'm not. You're saying a deeper psychological level.

Yeah, this son of a bitch is still. Yeah. His power is unstoppable. And there's evidence to support that mindset, right? In the texts, he's complaining about that type of thing several times. I mean, that's definitely at some point, at some point that has been his way of thinking about his dad. That, you know, he was constantly doing everything for him. And, you know, again, it's very Kendall Roy, if you watch Succession.

Like, it's very much that way. And it, that's all I could think about when I look at Hunter Biden. But, yeah, I mean, that's interesting. I think there is, there's something, there's something too big psychological issues here with Hunter Biden. I mean, just. I think with the whole family. Yeah, but I mean, Hunter, in particular, you think of a guy who's gone through all of this, and then his brother dies and he starts hooking up with his wife after. I know.

I mean, that is a... And he writes to his sister whose diary got out. Yeah. And in the diary, it's like, I remember taking showers with dad. Something bad happened. Okay? And that just went away. Just went away.

No, no, it didn't go away because the people who got the diary are going to go to prison. Yeah. That's that crazy? Look at that. Not the person who took the showers and made the little kid feel uncomfortable. This is proof the world is absolutely upside down. Upside down. And you look at the family, this last thing from Romania, we just found out about 10 days ago, nine people.

They have like 26 LLCs. Totally normal. The grandkids have LLCs. have LLCs, offshore accounts. Who the... What? Do you know anyone's due with an offshore account? Certainly not that I know of.

Right. And if I said to you, I'm not an offshore account, I'd be like, that's weird. Why are you doing that? Right. Right. Right. And if I could come up with a reason, you'd still be like,

that's weird. Yeah. Like, maybe there's some reason to do it. Like with international taxes, if you were running an international business, right? Like if the blaze was focused on, you know, England. If you open up a Middle Eastern desk, right?

Wait a minute. I can then do this. Yeah, then you can do all this. You know, if we opened up some international coverage somewhere, maybe there'd be a, like, there could be a reason for one. I have a friend who I'm pretty sure has an offshore account because he lives half the year in Puerto Rico. Okay. Yeah. So it would be an account in a bank in Puerto Rico.

Right. Which is still not really kind of, in a way, it's offshore, I suppose. Well, no. Yeah. Right. But it's not even. It's not really offshore. You know, it's not a shady, shady bank.

These are all connected to the bank in Cyprus. Right. Okay. Not only 170 crimes, 170 flags from the banks saying something's wrong with all of these transactions. This looks like money laundering. 170 of those flags and the Treasury Department, the FBI, IRS, nobody does anything. Go local. Go local. The Glenn Beck Program.

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And I read it a couple of weeks ago, and this is the first time we've had a chance to get together. Hey, Victor, how are you? We're good, Glenn. Thanks for having me. You bet. So, so take us through the French Revolution and how it relates to us. Well, it was a period where there were justified in the Bourbon Kings had been, you know, under negotiations with a more representative group of people. And we know in 1789, there was a French Revolution storming at the Steele. But the immediate solution was to have a parliamentary twin to the monarchy.

And that was pretty much what people were negotiating. And then there were cycles that just kept occurring again and again. And some Gerondis took over that was a group of people who said, no, we don't want the king. We want the king to be representative, not really an active partner in government. And sort of as the British crown is today. And then another group called the Montanards, they were the people. high up in the assembly hall. They said, no, we've got to get rid of the king exactly, and we don't want just a political revolution. We want to have it more inclusive. And then, of course,

yesterday's revolutionary was today's sellout was tomorrow's traitor. So the Jacobins came in under the Robespier brothers and ain't juiced. And they said, you know, you people are sell out. You don't want to kill the bourbon. We got to execute the king. Marie Antibald. and that we've got to get rid of them all. We've got to be equity has to be an equality of result. We've got to attack the churches, hang the priest, confiscate church lands, renumber the days of the work. We've got to get a new foundational date. It's not going to, it's going to be 1789, year zero. We got a name to have a new supreme being, pretty old, and then it was become far that life was on sustainable. And then we had what we called the thermidor reaction where they came in and just swooped in, decapitated,

Jacobin leaders on the guillotine and then what corrective of it. So my point in this article was that these, the Democratic Party under Obama started this progressive cycle. And yet if you look at it today, it looks pretty tame compared to what these Jacobins are doing. And it's a holistic movement. They want to change our foundational date like the French Revolutionaries did 1619. They're talking about view with women. We're talking about reparations, so that somebody who may or may not have had a slave in his ancestry eight generations ago is owed something by somebody who may or may not have had an ancestor who was a slave generation, eight generations ago. But it's similar in the sense that almost any means necessary unconstitutional or otherwise are justified by the nobility of this total revolution of making everybody the same supposedly.

And so where do we go from here? What do you think, if you just follow history, is coming next? And how do we make sure that we don't fall into the hands of a Napoleon? Well, I think it's very important to stop it now, because we're getting to the point where this revolution is unsustainable for life as we knew it, because if they're canceling power plants as they are in New York or here in California, Brownouts. And I was in San Francisco recently two weeks ago. It's almost a medieval city. It's dysfunctional. Can't walk on the sidewalk downtown. Wow. Very unhealthy. You see people injecting,

fornicating, urinating, defecating right in front of you. And the school system here in California is unworkable. And we have this situation where all these stores are just leaving the major downtown areas of Angeles. And when I went into a wall, Walgreens in San Francisco, it was almost like you were in a prison commissary. Everything is locked up. Yeah. You have to. And I've never seen anything like it. Yeah. And so we're starting to see the breakdown of the police. We're seeing the breakdown of the financial system with 33 trillion in debt. And we can't. And so if we don't all step forward and say, we've got to stop this immediately and have the courage to say,

There is going to be no reparations. I'm sorry. It's just out of the question. This is a racist effort, and we're going to have to, we're going to have a border. It's not going to be a construct anymore. We're going to have a border, and we're going to have to deport people who came in here knowingly illegally. And I think it's going to take that type of medicine to ward off somebody who finally will say, you know, I'll put a lid on it, but we don't want that. We don't.

You know, Victor, you might be somebody that would brainstorm with me on this. I just found out a couple of weeks ago that the first transsexual surgery happened in the Weimar Republic in like 1925 or 26. And it was the first university of sexology. The Weimar Republic was doing all kinds of things that are happening now. And the churches had gone silent and kind of dead inside. and when the Nazis came around the corner, there were too many people that were all for, you know, I'm not a Nazi, but they're going to burn the books. And the first books that they were burning were the sexology books about transgenderism and LGBTQ and all of that stuff.

We're repeating that. And what I'm afraid of is you get to a certain point. and if our churches don't wake up, what happens? We will look for somebody who will say, as you just said, I'll put a lid on it, and we will cheer, and then we, our side, will become the bad guys because we haven't noticed that our hearts have closed. Does that make sense to you?

Yeah. Yeah, I remember the American sexologist, Havilac Ellis, he was our version of the German sexologist. He was very popular. He was advocating things that were. pretty, even today, look pretty crazy. But nobody, nobody in Germany, I mean, Hitler, if you read the early propaganda of 1933, 434, it was all against Myanmar. He tried to melt up everything he could because it was just an unstable mess of Buymar Republic. And, you know, they had

deliberately printed in 1923 earlier, they printed all this cheap money to pay off their identities to France and ruined the global economy. It was a mess, and they couldn't correct it. And there was a kind of a cultural, I think what you're saying is there was a cultural element to it. Big time. It's very similar to what we've seen. Yeah, it's an idea that no one can judge anybody else's lifestyle. Right.

And the banks started to be run by guys in their 20s and the older. Yeah, all the older people were like, wait a minute, what is happening to our country? And it's similar to this ESG, this idea that we're going to make investments based on social activism rather than financial logic. And that's what's scary is that this revolution that I think started with Obama has morphed into a 24-7, 360-degree effort to be so intrusive that sexuality, economics, academia, professional sports. Almost every institution has to participate. And I think that's because they realize there's no popular support for it. That's what's ironic. 51% of the people do not agree with any of this.

But when you have all of the major institutions under your control, and you've got the big money now, everybody thinks big money was Republican. It's not anymore. It's left-wing Silicon Valley Finance Corporation. And we have the voice, but we don't know how to exercise that power. because we're just saturated. If you do a Google search, the first 20 results are going to be ideologically warped. Right.

If you don't know what's going to be banned on Facebook or maybe not anymore Twitter, but everywhere you turn, your kid comes home from college and gives you a lecture. You're going to see the school board for your nine-year-old. It's just so intrusive and, again, holistic that I think everybody is kind of retreated to a monastery of the mind where they say, you know what? I'm not going to watch any NBA anymore. I don't watch the Super Bowl half. I haven't heard, I don't know what a Tony award is.

I have no interest in the Emmys. I haven't seen an Oscar on TV. That's the reaction. And that's not going to stop it. So it's not. And I'm afraid that some people are also withdrawing from the news because they feel so alone and hopeless and powerless, which is absolutely not true. Yeah, but there is.

is one thing that I think is really good. I, you know, because I've been warning about these things since the beginning of Obama. And it has always, I just realized this week, it's always been, okay, Glenn, yeah, yeah, the republic is going to go down and these guys are all going to do these things. Now it is seemingly accepted even by parts of the Democrats and the left that we're, going down and this is the time that it's it's happening right now and you're waking up and and solidifying in people's minds oh crap this is real and i think that's our opportunity here to save the nation is if we can act now together i see that as a good sign yeah i do too i think we

people have to realize that whatever their politics this agenda is not a political agenda. It's a nihilist agenda. It goes nowhere, but destruction. If you have, just to take one example, if you institutionalize the idea that you're going to attack personally the Supreme Court justice as you don't agree with. Every day, with us fix the court, and you're going to go to their homes and you're going to swarm their homes. Or you're Chuck Schumer, you're going to go to the Supreme Court and threaten them with the world when they're going to reap. That's not sustainable. It won't work. And yet that's just partial now.

I remember when Pack the Court was a dirty word from 1937 and Roosevelt's failed gamut. Now it's a badge of honor. That's an agenda. But they're advocating things that will not work in the sense that if you were to enact them or implement them, life as we know it would not be

sustainable. As we know it, I don't think it would be. California is the canary in the mind. There's certain things now that people do in California, but they've never imagined. I don't go downtown. I make sure I don't. I have pharmaceuticals because I can't go into a store. I don't go out after night in a big city after 7 o'clock at night. This is all new. It's very rapid that collapse. It shows you how fragile. We were much more fragile than we ever imagined. Well, I really appreciate all the work

you do, Victor. Thank you for everything. He ends his is op-ed with a counter-revolution is building, not just because people are angry as what has become of their country, but because they now are learning that if they do nothing, they will have no country and soon. Thank you for that real clarion call. Thank you. God bless.

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the co-chair of an advisory committee for the King County Regional Homelessness Authority. They're doing a bang-up job, by the way. They were having a meeting of the continuum of care advisory committee. And they were voting new board members. Among the nominees is a guy named Thomas Whitaker. He goes by the name Raven Crowfoot. He's a 38-year-old man who identifies with the LGBTQIA2S plus. Don't know if he is, but he identifies with it.

and he also identifies American Indian, Alaska Native indigenous communities. I don't know. How do you? He's a community? I don't, again. Okay.

So he had all that going for him. So he's going to just slide right through. And then somebody on the board said, can I say something? We have a code of, we have a code of ethics here. Really? That's coming as a shock.

Thomas Whitaker Raven Crowfoot is a sex offender. a repeat sex offender. And I have had a previous bad experience with him. Oh, my God. He touched me inappropriately. And if he's on the board, I'm not safe. I'm not coming in. Of course, in the Me Too era, you'd expect them to be like, oh, my gosh.

But it's Seattle. It's Seattle. Okay, so let's look about who he is. At 25 years old, he was convicted of harboring a runaway, a 13-year-old girl who he had had sex with. He's 25. She's 13. Two years later, he pled guilty to a felony charge of communicating with a minor for immoral purposes,

though the original charge was rape of a 15-year-old. And then he goes on with a 17-year-old. What happens? Oh, I can't wait to tell you the ending. What happens is that woman was screamed down. by the co-chair. Shut up. The Glennback program.

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866, Goldline or Goldline.com. All right. So I started telling this story last hour and I ran out of time. So I want to just focus on it here just a bit. The co-chair of an advisory committee for the King County Regional Homelessness Authority. Now, you're in King County at Seattle, Washington, and you're on the Regional Homelessness Authority Board. Guessing. Right out of the Cato Institute? No. Yeah.

Guessing not so much. Heritage Foundation? No. Okay. Maybe not so conservative. So they were having a meeting of the King County Regional Homeless Authority Continuum of Care Advocating. misery committee.

Good. How many committees like that do you belong to? Oh, none. None. None. Exactly none? None? Or are you just estimating? No, I'm getting, no. It's an exact scientific count. Zero. Zero.

Wow. Okay. So they were having a vote to bring in some, you know, they had some nominees to bring in some new board members. And among the nominees was a guy that everybody thought was going to be a shoe in, or at least he did, Thomas Whitaker, aka Raven Crowfoot. So we are with... His name is Thomas Whitaker.

Yes, but he goes by Raven Crowfoot. He identifies as Raven Crowfoot. Okay, he's 38 years old. He identifies with the LGBTQIA2S plus community. Wait, what's the S? I don't know. Because I was going to say, usually they leave something out, and it gets me very angry. They've added something here.

The only thing I would quibble a little bit, and I use the quibble. word specifically because there's only one Q and they should have two cues for both queer and questioning. So LGBTQIA 2 plus but the S SpaghettiOs

Is it 2 S is just the two spirit? I don't know. I don't know. I like to say it's spaghettios because now I'm part of that group I like SpaghettiOs. My wife hates them. I like them.

Do you identify as a Spaghetti? I could. Do you identify as chef Boyardy himself? Yes, I could. All right. Anyway, he also identifies with the American Indian, Alaska native indigenous community. So I don't know if he's any of those things, but he identifies. That's important.

We don't actually know it, even if he's Native American. So that's the first stop on our crazy train. I just want you to know that I don't, I'm reading the news story. I don't actually know his name. Is his legal name Thomas Woodrow? or is his name Raven Crowfoot? And which does he go by? It says,

AKA Raven Crowfoot, when, now, before, when? Can I, I mean, my guesstimate here, and I can't, there's, it's impossible to follow the news stories now. Yes. Because they won't tell you what the truth is. You can't say, well, this person is actually a,

like this happened with the Nashville shooter when they came out. Yes. I was on, I think I was on vacation that week, and I couldn't understand what was happening. Right. You're like a trans person who identifies as, and I couldn't tell if it was a man who identified as a woman or a woman who's identified as a man. By the way, it is a woman who identified as a man, right?

Yes. That's where that one left off. So I, but it was impossible to follow the news. So I think, though, you could become an expert in just reading the tea leaves here. Okay. I'd rather not, but go ahead. No? Well, no, I'd rather not.

I'd rather just, no. I'd rather have our. Oh, I'm with you on that. I'd rather have our. language just be a little more precise. But this creates jobs for people like us. We have no societal value otherwise. You're right.

We can come in here and try to analyze and interpret and translate the story. So I think the Whitaker name is the actual name. This is a guy whose name is something Whitaker. Yeah, Thomas Whitaker. Then he has falsely identified as Raven Crowfoot. Crowfoot. And then also, I don't know if he's falsely identified as the LGBTQIA2S plus community.

But what I will say is because they use 2S, two is usually left out of this acronym. Yeah. Because they use 2S, even more than the two, they're really specifically calling one of that, that one out, which makes me believe he's an S. He's a two spirit because the two spirit is Native American heritage. So I think that's what we're getting here. He believes he's both maybe Whitaker. And I think you're on to it, okay? Because when this woman raised her hand and said, okay, yeah, he's got all the qualities.

He's got all the intersections. He's got more intersections than there are downtown. Right. And that's what you want out of any official. Exactly right. No qualifications, no merit-based things. No what? How many letters do they hit?

Exactly right. Okay. And she said, but I have a problem. Can I say something? we have a code of ethics on this board. And I think they could have taken an adjournment there going, wait a minute. We do? We do.

Wait, what? adjourned. She said, we have a code of ethics on this board. And to spirit, I think this is a confirmation, Thomas Whitaker Raven Crowfoot. That's her words. There's a quote from her. So he goes by both. Thomas Whitaker Raven Crowfoot is a sex offender.

Uh-oh. and a repeat sex offender, and I've had a bad experience with him. He has touched me unwontingly, and if he's voted on this board, I will not attend any meeting that he is present because I will not feel safe. I mean, think about this is a woman who was seemingly molested, allegedly, by a crazy person. Yeah, uh-huh, right? I mean, I'll not allegedly crazy person. He's got two spirits, one. How many allegedly do I need to put in there?

I put it in allegedly. I thought that covered me. Sure. Well, I don't think anything covers you today. Okay. So I put in it allegedly. So I don't know, again, we're piecing this together. But at some point, she was touched by this guy. We don't know if it was Thomas Whitaker or...

Raven Crowfoot. I was going to say Gordon Lightfoot, but that would be unfair to Gordon. Raven, Crowfoot. And that's so very Raven, by the way. That's so Raven. Raven Crowfoot touches this woman who's at work. And you'd think immediately in our society today, believe all women comes into place.

So we believe her for this. Number two, she wants a safe space. Safe space. Right? So she's hitting another part of their ideology. This is not like some conservative complaint here. This is someone saying, hey, I was a victim of crime. And oh, by the way, there's even more that we can get to.

Okay, well, hang on just a second. May I earn my place in the tribe? You can. Okay, so I'm not eaten first. Right. Now, I need to up one from you. Okay, that's fine. This is the value we're bringing it.

And since you said tribe, are you also two spirit? I am more Native American than Elizabeth Warren. That was, by the way, confirmed by a DNA test in case you missed that episode. That is true. He is shockingly true. Shockingly true. Okay. So anyway, let me just say this.

This is going to turn ugly on her. You would think that it's going to go the other way, but it's not. It's going to turn ugly on her. And why? Because as we told you a long time ago, they don't really care about women. That's a political tool to cancel people that they want to cancel and keep everybody in place. They don't actually care about it. They don't actually care about safe spaces. It's a way to get people who disagree with them out of any space that they want to make sure that

that space can also follow you and you can be chased out of any space. And it's only because it's not that they feel unsafe. It's they want you to feel unsafe because you have the wrong opinion. Okay. So this is exactly what happened. And I said, by the way, they don't care. You're a useful idiot. And in the end, they will eat their own. Watch her now eat their own. So she says this guy, now what evidence do you have? Well, she went in to a lengthy history of this guy with him having inappropriate relationships. with underage girls. One prosecutor called it rape of a 15-year-old. He also, when he was 26, he was having a sexual relationship with a 13-year-old girl.

Lately, he's been with a 17-year-old girl. Now, remember, he is 38. Okay, obviously a problem. And touching her. So what happens? Well, the co-chair, Shawnee Colston, I don't think I could. I mean, I'm from Seattle. I grew up in Seattle.

I love Seattle. I could never. Just Shawnee pisses me off. It just pisses me off. I don't know why. I don't know. Is it like Raven Crowfoot? When I was growing up, there were people those last name were Crowfoot, and they were actual Indians, and they were totally cool.

And we all got along. Right. Now, I don't think you don't look like a Native American at all. Again, this would be the type of thing that the left used to be, would be upset about. If you were falsely identifying as a Native American, that would be a problem. Yeah. Allegedly. It's just a way to get power over people many times, allegedly.

So this woman says, Shawnee says, we're not. allowed to out people here. And she says, no, but it's been in the paper. It's on public record. Everybody knows this. Right. And she's like, we cannot disclose people's personal business. Is that your personal business when you're assaulting other people or having sex with

13-year-olds? Is that your personal business? I know Jeffrey Epstein claimed it was, but we're claiming this everywhere. Well, she says it's not okay at all. and I won't stand for it as a co-chair. We're not here to discover people's backgrounds. Well, now I know more about this guy than I care to know about. Yes.

The only pertinent part of who, I don't care who he sleeps with or whatever. You know, when it's a 13-year-old, I do care. I care. But I don't care about that he's too spirited and he's, you know, whatever he identifies. I don't care about any of that. Don't care. What I do care about is merit or lack thereof. For instance, you should wear a merit badge.

You serve time for raping a child. Okay, I think that would probably be something that we should know. If we're looking for a board member, we're not just looking for what letters are there. We're actually looking, is this a good guy, bad guy? well, she said we're not here to look into people's backgrounds. She said, I am actually glad that he is here because sex offenders are another population that is vulnerable that don't have housing. What?

How are we talking about housing and the homeless now if you're a sex offender? First of all, I mean, I could make a case that no, no, I'm not going to give special dispensate. to child sex offenders, but okay, everybody deserves a house. But that's not what we're talking about here. She says, I am telling you now you cannot talk like this at this meeting. Stop. She was screaming now, according to the article. I will not have that here.

If anyone wants to talk like that, you'll be muted and removed from this meeting. Board member or public or not. This is about equity. And everyone, everyone deserves housing. I don't care if they're a sex. offender. I don't care if they're black indigenous. I don't care if they're a criminal. I don't care if they're coming out of jail. Prison. Everyone deserves housing. Right. We're not talking about that. No, we're not talking about that. And when you're talking about people who are having sex with 13-year-olds,

I would agree they deserve housing. It just becomes behind bars, right? That's where the housing exists. There's plenty of it. And we'll be happy to fill you up, fill up those areas. But do you see what just happened? They're eating their own now. They're eating their own because they don't actually believe in any of those things. It's all about power. And so what do they do? What they've been doing to us? They did to her.

How dare you? You're a racist. You're a bigot. You're against people or in jail or prison. You're against this person or that person because of what? The way they choose to sleep with people? You're a bigot. And shutting them down.

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Yeah, yeah. Home decor. Yeah, yeah. And, you know, she's got a good following. there. But yesterday she just sort of lost it. She was driving through and going to go shopping and goes into a store and the store, I think it was an Adidas. And they had a, you know, she's got to look at a giant poster of a man in a women's bathing suit with a bulge. It's despicable. It's disgusting and a hairy dude. Yeah. With his bulge in a women's bathing suit when she's trying to shop. Yeah. I, I blame the Germans for a lot of this because of the speedo.

I don't want to see a guy in a speedo. But then it was wrong then and it's wrong now. Right. Now you take that hip cut and you're like, whoa. No, no thank you. It's like wearing a banana peel. And she's like, you know, she said in her rant and, you know, she's caused a little controversy with this. So I encourage you to go follow her on her Lisa page, maybe do an account because she'd like the support, I think.

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You have to call it out. This is completely insane because, Glenn, if we can't handle a story like the one you just talked about in Seattle. If we can't handle that, do we even deserve to survive this? Well, we won't survive this. We won't survive. If we can't say, okay, enough is enough. This is ridiculous.

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Patrick on. I don't know if you remember the 1792 Exchange. He was on, I think, when they first launched it, 1792 Exchange.com. It is a, it's a great, great service that ever you should have on your browser, you should make sure that you're going there whenever you're looking at buying something, doing anything, looking at companies. Paul is with us. Hi, Paul. Glenn, how are you doing? I'm great. How's 1792 exchange going? Glenn, we are doing really well. I have to tell you something really interesting happened. The day you were generally, you generously had us on the show to talk about our corporate bias rating, just ratings of companies you just mentioned. That day, your listeners responded so well, we had a huge spike, biggest spike in traffic to our site ever,

but the left didn't like it. They actually launched a very sophisticated denial of service attack on our site that shut us down for a couple of hours. Oh, you're kidding. No, no. But honestly, it was a good thing. It let us know we're over the target, and they don't want your listeners to engage or be informed. That's fantastic.

So just real quick, you are looking at all of the companies that are involved in some way or another with ESG. So you can just, if you're for ESG, great, use those companies. If you're against it, don't use those companies. you're just giving the likelihood of a company canceling a contract, client, boycott, divest, whatever, based on somebody's view or belief, right? That's correct. We want customers, whether you be, you're an individual consumer or you're running a small business or you're running a nonprofit. We just want you to be informed.

Or frankly, if you're an employee, trying to decide should I apply for a job at a certain company. And we let you know which ones are actually, we like to use the term weaponizing the corporation, the brand, their money. That's really what it's about, just informing people so they can make their decision. Okay, so there's some good news that I want you to share about ESG. We talked about it. I think the day this came out, but just mentioned it in passing, and it is really good news on ESG. Oh, absolutely. Glenn, you know, it is hard to argue with the market, and market forces are working and speaking.

Big picture, a couple years ago, there was almost $52 trillion in ESG funds globally. That has declined 36% to about $33 trillion. Wow. And ultimate, it's just a massive shift. And for your listeners, your question is, well, why would that happen? Well, if you're making decisions for non-financial reasons in a portfolio, you're going to get harmed. And so last year, tech stocks, and you know, the ESG funds love the high tech stocks because they do the environmental stuff and the social stuff. Tech stocks last year were down 30 percent, but fossil fuel stocks were up 60 percent.

And so these ESG funds, they overweight tech, they underweight fossil fuels, because, because they're trying to drive an agenda, trying to transition the economy. Well, they got harmed. And so because of that, money, billions of dollars are flowing out of ESG funds. I think this is fantastic. When we first started talking about it, I asked somebody, can we start tracking these funds to see if they're losing money for people? People, and we now know they are, and people have got to know this. You've got to get your money. If you have any kind of money with, I mean, you could probably name more than I can, but, you know, Black Rock, Vanguard, get your money out of there. Bottom line. And the reason is they are using your dollars, whether you're in an ESG fund or not. This is the really most important

thing. Yes, you're right. Find out, go to your asset manager. Go to our 1792 Exchange.com, find out if your asset managers woke or not. But if you're in a big asset manager, Black Rock or State Street, or most of the other bad ones, you know, Franklin Templeton or JPMorgan or Invesco or Magellan, whether you're in an ESG fund or not, what they're doing is they're voting your proxies. They're pushing the ESG agenda with your non-ESG funds. So you really have to get out of those. There are very few big asset managers that are actually somewhat neutral dimensional funds.

is probably one of the better big ones. Smaller but really good. You can trust them. Our Vident is one. Another one is strive. They're smaller, but they're growing. And so we need to move out. And that will, when consumers change our behavior, that's going to force changes among these companies.

There's some really good information that you really should look at. But when you're looking at brands, for instance, you know, buy new balance. instead of Adidas. Tell your wife that. No Adidas, no Nike. Buy New Balance instead. You know, there's problems now with State Farm. State Farm, if you're looking for a local agent,

State Farm started paying for books and pushing a transgender agenda for children, and your local agent isn't aware of it, but you can be if you, understand the 1792 Exchange project at 1792 Exchange.com. Glenn, this is this is about customers and consumers being informed. And just remember that these companies are being pressured by activist employees or being pressured by these asset managers to take positions that that harm the very

company, harm their employees and harm Americans. I mean, it makes no sense. So, Paul, ultimately, where do you put Budweiser? Because I think the owners of Budweiser are conservative, but they're letting their company, you know, be run by these crazies who are all into this stuff. And is there a better beer company? I can't claim to be an expert on a beer company. But I will tell you, this is a classic example of Budweiser. your listeners know, you know, a, I would say middle-level manager,

but very influential manager of a very powerful brand. So this is not a low-level executive. This woman was very highly paid, decided to make a decision to put this brand behind the trans agenda. And my guess is that in a lot of these companies, the CEO was not asked, hey, should we have Dylan Milvaney on the can on the Bud Light? can't. Probably not. But the question is, why are these CEOs hiring and promoting people, probably with their, you know, gender studies major from Vassar? Why are they promoting them to manage brands and giving them the ability to make these decisions? And the problem is,

this is the beautiful thing about the Bud Light example, which is very instructive for other companies. So the people on the right, people who think that, um, Gender dysphoria is not something to be celebrated. It's not to be treated with compassion and care medically. So we're unhappy, but then because Bud Light kind of pulled back from that, now the left is unhappy with Bud Light. So it's a perfect, it's a classic example of don't get involved in politics if you want to sell a product. Yep.

Thank you so much for everything that you're doing. It's great to have you on. Thanks for sharing the good news about ESG. It's remarkable. 1792 Exchange.com, Paul Fitzpatrick. Thank you. I want to share something from last night. We signed off of all the social things, and then I took questions from viewers. And I want to play the last question that was asked of me of the night.

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We'll see if that happens. Okay. So last night we had our big special. And I urge you to go to the reckoning guide.com. And you can probably, if it's still up, watch it at YouTube if you're not a subscriber or if you're a subscriber on demand, you get the extra that I was answering questions. after the special last night of Blaze subscribers. And I wanted to play one question and answer in particular. Here it is.

Dan Smith writes in, he says, Glenn, why is it not acceptable for an armed revolution, change of government as outlined in the Declaration of Independence, if not now, when? Dan, you sound like an awful lot of people that are around at the founding. a lot of people said that. But they were saying it to their leaders, Thomas Jefferson, John Hancock, Ben Franklin,

George Washington. They were saying it to some of the greatest men who have ever lived at any time. I've never seen another time. Maybe Florence with art. I've never seen such. great minds come together. It's the Renaissance

and the American Revolution. Who exactly is, who's the leader of, what exactly would happen there? First of all, they have been trying to get you to strike out for almost

20 years now. I stand in line at the airport and you know, now they're going to take away are right to take off our shoes and belts, they're going to make it so uncomfortable at first that you'll have to have your retina scanned. I stand there and I take off the shoes.

I go to other countries. You don't have to do all of this crap. But we do. We do. Why? Because they want you to be compliant. The one thing we have not done is what Jesus taught. Render under Caesar that which is Caesar's.

everything else no no i will not comply and if that means you're going to you know cut me off from the rest of the world i'm going to lose my job you know what i gain i gain my soul i give my children and my grandchildren something that they will be proud of i don't know about you but if you haven't done your genealogy you should i didn't think it would change me my life, but it has. I found out that my great uncle and my great-grandfather were both in the Civil War. Because they're a Beck and were just a bunch of losers, they were captured almost immediately. But they both went to the infamous Andersonville prison. One of them died there. The other got out, but was never the same. That changed me.

knowing that. That changed me. I come from a family that didn't sit out on the side and paid the ultimate price. That, if you don't know Andersonville, you should look it up. It is pretty much like any concentration camp in Germany. It was sick. But why should I, or why, how can I justify dropping the ball now after they paid that price, after others in my family paid price in World War I and World War II. I'm not going to be the one. I'm not going to be the one that has grandchildren in school someday or talking about the past.

And they remember, because remember, gang, this is a repeat of history. Okay, this is an aberration of history as well. This insanity and up is down and down is up, all of that will end. It will end. And I want to make sure my grandkids can look back and go, my grandfather, he stood. He just would not give up. He was on the right side.

You know you're on the right side. now how much is that worth to you to me that's worth a lot there's no need to jump people don't recognize what violence would mean and they want you to be violent the the solution here I think is always local and it is also really important to use the Constitution. The reckoning last night was all about the tools at your disposal that we have not even touched. And it will drive them out of their mind once we start touching them. Because that's the way they gain control.

We are in the minority now or we're the minority voice. I don't think we're in the minority, but they have control of everything. So we're the ones on the outs. great. Let's use every tool in our box to make sure our country at least survives this time. Don't give up hope. Don't give up hope. We are beginning to win. I don't know what we have to go through, but I know that in the end, we do win. make sure you go to the reckoningguide.com the reckoningguide.com

we'll see you next week. God bless. The Glenn Beck Program.