The Glenn Beck Program - Best of the Program | Guest: Dr. Eithan Haim | 6/17/24

Episode Date: June 17, 2024

CNN appears to be confused about what type of system America is: a democratic republic or a full-blown democracy. Glenn breaks down the difference and importance between the two so clearly that a toddler could understand it. Dr. Eithan Haim joins to discuss how he now faces four felonies from Biden’s DOJ after he exposed the pediatric sex change practices happening at Texas Children’s Hospital. A neighborhood in L.A. removed “No U-Turn” signs because they’re ... homophobic?! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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unbelievable report from CNN where they are they talk to experts to show that we are not a republic. And the people who say we're not a democracy, we're a republic. That's all a scam coordinated by Donald Trump's minions to get us to

devalue democracy. Oh my gosh, we kind of set the record straight on that one. Then we talked to a whistleblower who was being railroaded because they blew the whistle that this hospital was actually performing gender mutilation surgeries while claiming to the state. date, we're not doing that at all. He's now got DOJ investigators knocking at his door. You won't believe this story, and they'll be part two on tomorrow's podcast. And then we go into a really difficult story of redemption. There's a story in the news that came out of a friend of ours who we knew had done some really bad things in his youth at 20 years old. 40 years. ago, but we didn't know what it was. Well, it just came out what it was. Does that change who he is,

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we apparently are not a republic. Now, I want you to listen to that. Please. I haven't said this in a long time, but just about everything just pisses me off so much, and I can't believe it that I've kind of given up on my head not exploding, but I guarantee you,

your head will explode on this CNN clip. So please wrap your head tightly inductive. tape, it will explode. But at least you'll have all of the pieces that way when you walk in, they'll be like, ah, another head explosion. And you'll have all the pieces so they can stitch it back together. But your head will explode on this. Here's the latest from CNN. President Biden touts his reelection campaign as a fight to preserve democracy. But if you ask some Trump supporters, the former president is not a threat to democracy because the United States is not a democracy. Obviously, there's a lot of criticism.

of Trump, that he is bad for democracy, that he's bad for American democracy. We are a republic. We are a republic. We are a representative of republic. We're not a democracy. One thing we've been hearing at Trump rallies like this over the past few months is that America isn't really a democracy. America's not a democracy as a republic.

It's not a democracy. Okay, democracy is actually not as good as you think it is. America is a democracy. founded as a democracy. I've heard a lot of conspiracy theories. I hear a lot of things out on the road. But to hear Americans, people who would describe themselves as patriots say that America is not a democracy, that stopped me in my tracks. You are hearing people say America is not a democracy. Listen to the expert. Because there are people around Trump who want them to be saying that, who've been planting that narrative. Ah, okay. They've been planning that narrative.

Okay, continue on, please. Play some more if there's any more. Oh, you've got to get to the, okay, so see if they can give me the rest of it where they explain, where they go back and they talk to people and they're saying, you're wrong, we're not a republic. And they make this into a giant scandal. We are a republic and to the republic for which it stands. here's the problem. People don't understand what the difference is between a democracy. We are a democracy on voting day. One man, one vote. You go in and you use the democratic principle of one man, one vote, and you democratically elect people to their position. But what you're not doing is voting on every single law. You are voting for a representative. That representative represents you in the republic. A republic understands that people can't understand every single issue and be voting on every single

issue. A republic also understands that a democracy is bad. A democracy only country will fail every time, all you need is to whip enough people into a frenzy, schedule a vote, they'll vote the way you want them to vote. It will bring you things like the Patriot Act. When something bad happens, people will be like, we got to stop all those Japanese. Let's put them into a camp. Okay? You have a republic to slow the process down and give reason a chance. Can you imagine this country voting on every single issue when they don't even know the difference between a republic and a democracy and when you have media that is going to experts, so-called experts, and telling us that we're not a republic? A lot of time was spent with the founders trying to find the best system. They ruled democracy out because they always fail.

So they took the Democratic principle, which is one man, one vote, used that to select representatives. We are a representative republic. And that you have to be able to explain that to people. You have to understand. Look, democracy is a very important part of our republic. But it is not what we are. We are a Democratic Republic. So we vote for the people to represent us.

Why is the democracy part so important? Well, the democracy part is really important because what was the war in heaven all about? If you go back and you read your scriptures and you look at the war in heaven, what was it about? It was about Satan saying, I'll cleanse all of them. You don't need anything but me. I'll go down and I will tell everyone what they're supposed to do and keep them from sinning. I'll keep them safe. And they won't make any decisions on their own.

I'll tell them they can only do these things. and then Jesus stood up and said, no, they must have freedom of choice. And so I will go down and atone for all of their mistakes. So the very first thing in the very first argument in all of the scriptures, the first argument was over free choice. Do I have someone make all the decisions to keep me safe and free from all harm? Or do I have a savior that will rebalance things and make sure that you're clean enough? Because no one can be clean enough.

No one will ever be perfect on earth. Unless Satan would say, somebody tells them exactly what they can and cannot do. Well, that is a misunderstanding of human nature. That is a misunderstanding of God's nature. So one man, one vote. Yes, very important. But then take human nature into account.

Human nature is to just go with their feelings. That's a bad idea. So the whole constitution is written to restrain the government so they cannot make every decision for you like they're trying to. This is when people say government thinks it's God. Government is their God. Yes, it is because they want it to make all of the decisions for you. Does that sound like the plan of Jesus or the plan of Satan? So you elect the representatives, they answer to you.

This is why they are the ones that hold the purse. Congress is supposed to be the only one that can initiate spending. But these people who claim therefore democracy are just spending it anyway. It doesn't matter. They hold the purse. They're the closest to you. They're elected every two years. Why?

Because you need to be able to tell your representative, no, that's not what we want. That's why every bill of spending everything needs to start with Congress. But what happened to Congress? Why isn't Congress doing anything? Well, they'll say it's because of the Republicans and the Democrats. No, it's because no one in Washington wants it to work that way. They want to be able to issue dictates. Dictate, dictate, that's the root word of something else.

Oh, a dictator. They want to issue either an executive order, which is part of the American Republic, but they were never meant to be used like this. All the things that are going through executive order now are the responsibility of Congress and the Senate. They were never, we were never to be ruled by faceless bureaucrats that no one elected. You want to talk about to democracy, the EPA, the ATF, the, the, the housing people, the, the Fed, all of these things that you never elected, you never elected, you never elected any of those. people. And it's okay if they are hired to be in there to make the system work, but instead,

they're making the rules which become laws. Only Congress can make laws, but we don't do that anymore. That's why we have to restore the republic. Democracy is happening, and democracy is very important. But we have to restore the republic because the republic part of our democratic republic is broken. These the the lies and the lies from not only the media but the so-called experts. When are we going to stop listening to these experts? Well, I'll tell you, I'll tell you. because the rest of that CNN report went on and went back to the people who said, we're a republic, not a democracy. And then they couldn't understand, they couldn't define what a republic was.

Well, you're of no help. You're of no help. That's why we have the experts. Don't claim something if you don't. All knowledge, all information, everything you believe must be yours. and it must be purchased at the price that apparently is too high for somebody to some people to pay, most Americans to pay. The price you have for your opinion is it is your opinion that you have done some sort

of research, you've done some sort of thinking on this, and you haven't taken it from a boob like me and just went, oh yeah, well, he said it. And you know, it sounded really good. So we are a republic, not a democracy. You can't take what I have spent my lifetime learning and studying. You can't take it from me. It must be your own. It's like a testimony of God.

If you don't have a testimony that is yours, if you are feasting on somebody else's, you're doomed. Okay? It won't work. It will break down. And people will say, well, wait a minute. What about this or this and this? If you haven't thought of that, then you don't really have a testimony. If you haven't thought, when I say, well, what is the difference between a republic and a democracy?

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He exposed the Texas Children's Hospital continue and expanded its pediatric sex change program despite the fact that they had announced that that was all shut down in March 22. Well, within 24 hours of the story's publication, the laws in Texas were changed. Now, just a couple of weeks later, there's a knock on Dr. Ime's door. And it's people from HHS, agents from HHS. He said they were aggressive. We'll get the story from him. But they said he was under investigation by the Department of Justice.

He was standing at the door. They just wanted to do a quick interview. It's my understanding. His wife said, no, no, wait, honey. Let's get an attorney. Now there are four felonies. He didn't break any laws. Let's go to Dr. Haim.

Hello, Dr. Yeah, thank you so much for having me on. And, you know, it's a crazy day because in a few hours, we'll be going to court for the first time. So if anyone wants to donate to our legal fund, they can go to givsongo.com forward slash Texas underscore whistleblower. We need all the help we can get.

We need to do something to protect these kids, protect whistleblowers. And thank you for having a lot. You're welcome. And thank you for what you've done. and your attitude. You have said, because you've already gone through all of your savings, all of your retirement funds, everything you've gone through to pay for the attorneys, and you really need help.

And you said that you didn't want to come on because you don't want to sound like some grifter, you didn't want to sound like you were making money off of this, or even being a victim, because you said all of this has been worth it. Yeah. You know, it's one of those things where you never imagine something like this is going to happen to you, right? Because you see it in the news, especially over the past few years. You see it happening to other people.

But then one day, you know, that knock comes to your door. And then after those agents left, right, after my wife, you know, she advised me not to speak with them without attorney. You know, we had a decision to make, right? Do we try to fight back or do we submit to the ideology and try to make it all go away? And we knew that we were going to have, you know, kids someday. And, you know, what kind of world would we be delivering them into if there's not the men and women in this world who are willing to sacrifice in order to deliver them to a better future? So, yeah, we made a lot of sacrifices. We've sacrificed a lot.

I mean, everything we have, all of our money. But the thing is, what you gain back is something so much greater because you have the opportunity to fight back against people who are destroying this country. country. And there's going to be some day in the future where, you know, my daughter and my wife is pregnant, she's 23 weeks with her first child. And thank you. Thank you. Yeah, it's my first father's day yesterday. But, you know, it kind of became real because you think, like, you know, you raise them because to have the virtues to live a good and fulfilling life. But what does that mean if the parents are not willing to sacrifice to make a world where those virtues are valuable. Because right now what's happening is this government is criminalizing those virtues.

The justice system is protecting criminals going after the innocent. The medical system is creating sickness and going after the healthy, right? The education system of what it's meant to do, and people like us have to do something about it, even if that means sacrificing. Okay. So no laws have been violated that you're a judge. attorneys can find, right? No identifiable patient health information was disclosed, even though that's what the HHS or Department of Justice prosecutor said. They first said that, you know, right? Go ahead.

We're not really sure, you know, because we'll find out later today because we have our first hearing. I mean, it's obvious, you know, all the evidence has been online since May 16th, 20203. We're not really sure what they've been alleging. I mean, you can, my attorneys had written a letter to Congress, January 25th, 2024, outlining the misconduct coming from the prosecutor's office. And, you know, that letter makes clear, you know, she had not even reviewed the evidence before she sent agents to my home. Without even knowing the evidence, she had threatened my wife, right?

Because my wife, U.S. attorney in the northern district of Texas with the Department of Justice. And she, even though she didn't look into the case, she did enough research to find out my wife was undergoing a background check and used that to say, well, Andrea, it's not going to have any problems unless she continues to become difficult. What was her advising me to constitution right to have an attorney present. Right. So this stems from these guys, and you say they were overly aggressive and, you know, armed up. What was the approach from the HHS deputies or whatever they've got? What was that like when you open the door? How did you perceive this? Yeah, the aggression was a reflection of their timing because it was June 23rd,

2023. It was about a month and a week after the story came out. And it was one of the most important days of my life, right? The day I was graduating from surgical training, the ceremony was later that. evening. And, you know, it's like you sacrificed so much during those previous years, right, 80, 90, 100 hours a week. You miss so many important life events. And, you know, my family's in town, I'm ready to celebrate with all the people I've trained with. And a few hours before that, these armed HHS agents come to my home and inform me that I'm under, I'm a potential target of

a criminal investigation. And it's no surprise that they chose that day to come. because they wanted to use the nature of the accomplishment that you have your whole career ahead of you. You'd better comply. We're going to take everything away from you. But they knocked on the wrong door. Yeah. So they said, we just want to talk to you. And your wife said at the time that, no, no, no, get an attorney, honey.

Make sure you ask for your attorney to be present, right? And so, you know, you kind of freak out the moment when they show up to your door, right? It's like, I didn't know what to do, so I invited them in. They want to do an interview. They start setting up a tripod. But then luckily, my wife, she was getting ready at the time. She comes out. And then she pulls me aside.

We go to the bedroom. And then she said, ah, you know, we both agree that we should have an attorney president. We go back out and tell them, you know, that, you know, it's just not a good idea. We won't speak with you. And then they say, okay, and then they leave. but before they hand me a target letter informing me I'm a potential target of a criminal investigation. And they were telling you at the time, if you just cooperate, you could avoid the felony prosecution, correct? Yeah, that was outlined in the letter my attorney's head to Congress where it was the prosecutor who was saying that where, but, you know, it's for what, right?

And it's no legal statute had been violated, right? It's the hospital had been lying to the public about what they were doing to these children. It revealed a principle of medicine, right? It's like there's nothing you should be doing behind closed doors that you're unwilling to defend in public. And if they need to lie to people about it, then, of course, it's wrong. Something's wrong, yes. The prosecutor claimed that your wife had interfered with a critical. investigation because she said you should have your attorney present.

How is that interference with a criminal? How is the constitutional right an interference with a criminal investigation? Yeah, I mean, that's exactly correct because this is a constitutional right. And what we've been seeing over the past couple of years is the exact opposite. It's like the justice system has become weaponized against those who demonstrate the virtues that made this country great. And we've seen this with countless cases, and these are cases you've covered, right? And it's just, I'm just a regular guy. You know, I live in a very small town.

I work in an even smaller town. And if it's happening to me, it's going to happen to all, to everyone else at some point. You know, if they came from me, they're going to come free time. you. So they also said that you didn't have the right to blow a whistle because it's not, quote, your job to try to stop the pediatric program that you should have put up a banner on the highway to express your opinion. You know, that's one of the things that really frustrated me the most. And, you know, Grant, we're hearing all of this. This is all happening while I'm anonymous because June 23, 23, January 24, January 24, I'm still anonymous because like,

we didn't want to blow up our whole lives, right? We just wanted to live a quiet life. That's why we moved to a small town and where I took the job that I did because we just wanted to live a quiet life. But once we saw the depth of the corruption that was happening, we knew that we had no option. Like, what could we do? They're going to destroy us. For her to say that I had no right to reveal that these children were being abused,

that not only extends to my patients, to the patients I operate on, to the people I see in clinic, but that extends to my profession. And for someone to say, I don't have a responsibility to maintain that oath in my profession. And for someone who doesn't understand the boundaries of her profession, for her to be lecturing me on what I should be doing in my profession. And it was once I realized these things that I knew that story, the corruption becomes self-evident and that the corruption only thrives in the shadows. So we're talking to Dr. Etham, we're talking to Dr. Etham.

He is a surgeon. He was a whistleblower on the Texas Children's Medical Hospital, Children's Hospital. and he's paying a great, great price for it. If you would like to help defray some of the costs, he's already gone through all of his savings, all of his retirement, you know, what they make together. They're paying all of it to the attorneys. None of this money goes to him or his wife.

It goes directly to the attorneys. You can go to give send go.com slash Texas underscore whistleblower. give sen go.com slash Texas underscore whistleblower. This is the best of the Glenn Beck podcast. It's a compilation of clips from various episodes. If you want to dig deeper into this interview, check out the full podcast episode. Hello and welcome to the program. We're glad you're here.

I'm sure this is going to cost a lot for my reputation with people who don't listen to me at all because the media is going to make it look like I'm standing up for people who, you know, molest children and I'm certainly not. I am standing up for redemption after 40 years. And things, you know, we all make horrible mistakes. And that's one of the worst ones you can make. That murder, some of the worst mistakes that you can ever make. Are you ever forgiven? And can you ever be reintroduced into polite society? Yeah, I think you can. I just got a letter from somebody who is a dear, dear friend of mine, known them forever, had zero idea that they were horribly abused as a child, sexually abused, because, well, you know, it was in the family and it was also, you know, anybody who had a shot because they grew up in a, you know, not a wealthy family and had to go spend the afternoons at the last.

why and and horribly abused and she wrote to me and said you know I I agree with you but when it comes to my abusers I I wouldn't mind I've forgiven them but I wouldn't mind something bad happening to them and I understand that I understand that but you know it is the forgiveness that we give to people that is the only way we get over things. If we can't forgive the people who have done things to us, we just rot on the inside. And you've got to let it go. And that's really super hard. But the same thing is true with the other side. If the other side really is serious and repents and tries to make amends and everything else and changes their life, if they dwell on it, this is why I think the, you know, the armor of God, where it calls the helmet, the helmet of salvation.

I don't, and I probably, you know, scholars will tell you, Glenn Beck doesn't know his ass from his elbow. And that's true. But I've always interpreted that as reflecting or deflecting all of the tricks of the mind or of Satan where they're saying, yeah, but you did this. Yeah, but you did this. Who are you to say that? Because you're like this. You have to have a helmet. And that helmet is salvation. It is, I have been forgiven of my sins. And you got to stop thinking about those things or it will destroy you. And that is the key to the wiles of the evil that we live around, making you feel guilty about everything.

I mean, we live in such an evil society now on so many different fronts. But when your leaders are saying that you can't be forgiven for something that you didn't even do, you need the helmet of salvation because that's just an absolute. lie. And I know it's hard to get to get over. I mean, just talking now about the other side on victims, my father, he was horribly abused, and I've talked about this by his father, and his mother was abused by his father. He was violent and he was also sexual. And my father hated his father and his father I only really really remember flashes of him before he had strokes and my uncle the same he was exactly the same and the flashes they both had strokes thank God to kind of took him out of practice but I only have flashes of memories of them being fully there

and the flashes of my memory was one of them was with my grandfather and he was coming down the hall and the only thing I remember is seeing his face and going, get out of here, get out of here, get out of here, just being terrified of him. My father ran away from home when he was young and he went to the YMCA. He was probably, I don't know, 14, 15, somewhere in that area. And he ran away to Los Angeles and he was staying at the YMCA. And my father was the most open-minded man on any and everything. He never, he was like, look, everybody expresses themselves differently, don't judge people, et cetera, et cetera. But if somehow or another, occasionally something about homosexuality would come up and he would just rail on that and just was just like a different person.

And even us kids, we said, you know, younger, you know, when we were in our 20s and 30s and we were talking about our dad trying to figure him out. We were like, what is the deal with this? How is that? I mean, it doesn't fit. He's so tolerant on everything except for that lifestyle. And I found out, my dad finally told me before he died that he had been sexually abused by several men at the YMCA. And that just changed him. And, um, My dad just became focused on not becoming his father or his brother and just didn't want to become that. But you can't do that. You have to find out what you do want to become because in his effort not to become his father or grandfather, he became my grandmother, the abused.

and he never saw it. He never saw it. And it just makes me sad. But anyway, so I understand all of these things. By the way, can I change the subject? I saw something that I just don't understand, and that is that the U-turn sign now that you see. Bigot.

On streets. That you even bring it up. That's bigoted. Yeah. Just absolutely bigoted. Yeah. Okay. How exactly is it?

making it. Well, they're trying to make this into a sign thing because there were a couple of signs in this area in Los Angeles when apparently a lot of homosexuals moved into the area. And so apparently it was also used as a place to pick up a date in that area. So they'd have no no cruising. Yeah. I mean, a get together of some sort. Yeah. Yeah. I don't think they're going to the movie together. A booty call. Yeah. Okay. A booty call. Got it. So they had a couple of signs up. The first sign was taken down a long time ago and it said no cruising in this area. Something to that. Okay. Yeah. Okay. So they took that down. And then you couldn't make U-turns because once you spotted the person that you wanted to get together with, they would make a U-turn and go back and see them. And so that's why

supposedly, I guess, the U-turn sign was bigoted because it was directed against homosexuals going I want to back and pick it up there. In this one neighborhood in Los Angeles. Yes. Okay. Well, that might be very specific to that one neighborhood. I, you know, I saw this and I'm like, what does that, how is that possibly even bigoted now? I mean, you want to talk about something that is so small in one individual's life.

It might be real, but, you know, you got to get over it. It's like, you know, if I see, you know, if I see, you know, a yield sign and I'm, well, I was taught that that was yield to Satan. And I think it's an evil, evil sign. Well, that's not what it means, dude. That's not. It was just you. I'm going to ignore that stop sign because what am I, what are you telling me to stop? You can't, you can't stop love.

Love never stops. No. Love never, should never be told to stop. Don't ever tell me to stop. loving. I won't do it. I'm driving right through this thing. Right. Right now. It holds nothing. I see nothing there except your hatred.

And a semi-truck that's about to plow into my passenger side. There's that.