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Episode Date: May 24, 2024

Media Matters is laying off many employees, and Glenn and Stu discuss the "tragedy" as Stu goes through the list of employees who were axed. Glenn and Stu further discuss the distress symbol of flying a flag upside down and reveal how the Left has used this symbol as a sign of protest in the past. Founder and CEO of the Center for American Liberty Harmeet Dhillon joins to discuss the legal win allowing prayer on the Capitol stairs and gives the latest updates on Trump's criminal trials. California State Assemblyman Bill Essayli (R) joins to expose the California Democrats who voted against his bill that would have removed sanctuary city protections from pedophiles. Author and cofounder of the Free Press Nellie Bowles joins to discuss the disconnect between progressive ideology and what's currently happening in society. “Klaus Schwab Jr.” joins to discuss the future of the World Economic Forum as his father is set to step down.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Hello, America. I have some very sad news for you today. It involves media matters. Looks like they're having to lay people off and they may go under and I'm gonna try really hard not just to burst out in tears as we tell you that story in 60 seconds and I can hardly wait in fact real estate agents I trust.com is our sponsor I own the dump I pay for the commercials and for me let me just say this real estate agents I trust.com go there get a great

Great real estate agent. You want to sell your house fast. Top dollar. Great. Do it right now. Okay. End of commercial. Let's go. I know the owner and he's not going to complain because he too. Oh, that's me. Is so excited to hear. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Is so sorry to hear that there is trouble in Media Matters land. So sorry to hear it. Stu, can you please break the news to us? This is a devastating day for all of us. I would say. media now if you don't know what media matters is this does probably deserve an alert because most people probably don't but they're an organization that attempts to take conservatives out of contexts and hurt their businesses basically they were started by George Soros and Hillary Clinton and who was the third one anyway I can't think of his name another

he was a I can't think of his name but he was a little a guy who was a conservative Servative at one point and then turned into a liberal and was, you know, very Clintonite. Yeah, and then just turned into a monster. I'm just saying, you know, I hate to speak ill of evil people, but I'm going to. I'm going to. So anyway, it's a sad story. Go ahead. Media Matters for America laid off over a dozen staffers on Thursday as former employees took

to X to announce they were out of a job. Catherine Abu. something or other also known as Cat Abu I'm not familiar with this particular person and I would not work to

Cat Abu is out of a job Cat Abu out of a job Oh that's sad And I'm going to say they Because I just don't know But they Most likely cat Abu Abu is a they

Or them I'd say that the odds are high I don't know Maybe she's a cat Or he's a cat We don't know I mean There's an NBA

player, Cat, Carl Anthony Towns, could be, could be a man, could be, I have no idea. Well, but out of work. They say, yeah, bad news. I've been laid off from media matters along with the dozen colleagues. There's a reason far right billionaires attack media matters with armies of lawyers. They know how effective our work is and it terrifies them, parentheses him. Either that or that billionaire knows that you're lying and has the money to take you to court to put you out of business. Yeah.

It could be that one. It's interesting because I think we have to allow, whenever you're talking about media matters as an organization, you have to allow for the most likely explanation that they're just lying. Right. Like this has nothing to do with the Elon Musk lawsuit. You have to allow for this possibility. Hold on. let me just open it up to the phones anyone who can tell me a time when you read anything from media matters or media matters were quoted where it was true go ahead yeah just call us up now lines

are lighting white open line sure um okay but so we have to allow for that uh possibility that just you know again they're just business is failing and they're just laying people off but it also very well could be the Elon Musk thing which makes me love him I more than it really does like I'm up and down on Musk like some of the stuff he does I like some of it I'm like I'm not such a huge

fan of but it's just it's satisfying that today that this is going on one of my favorite people in the world maybe even quite honestly the known universe I'm going to go that far now this cat Abu appeared to be referring to Elon Musk

who filed a defamation suit against the progressive media watchdog last November over a report claiming that major corporate ads on X were being shown alongside white nationalist content. Again, it was just another one of their typical, fraudulent, nonsensical reports in my opinion. Boy, poor cat. What is she going to do? What is she going to do?

Besides lick, you know, milk out of a bowl. What is she going to do? Gosh, darn it. Media Matters President Angelo Carriason sent it back to... Oh, no, I love him. You know who he loves to do. I'm sure he's great. I'm sure he's wondering.

Oh, you don't remember? him? I do not. He was nothing but a blogger who did everything he could to take me down, and then they made him the president of media matters. Makes perfect sense, right? Yeah, no, I know. Of course it does. Of course it does. He has a quote here about how, you know, it's a meritless attack. He also released a statement regarding the layoff saying, we're confronting a legal assault on multiple fronts. And given how rapidly the media landscape is shifting. we need to be extremely intentional about how we allocate our resources

in order to stay effective which is an interesting framing. Nobody does what Media Matters does. No, I mean, a lot of people do it. You know, I will say a lot of people do it. They usually, at least they used to just take the Media Matters reports and report them in the mainstream media,

which is why they consider themselves effective, let alone that they're just a giant scam to take money away from left-wing rich people. Now, do you feel good about dancing? on these people's graves? No, I don't. I will say I don't. I don't.

They have a whole list, and I'm hesitant to read these because they have a whole list of different media matters, you know, drones that have been fired. And I do feel bad for like. Oh, I don't. Oh, you feel bad dancing on their graves? Really? Because I'll build a dance floor. I'll build a dance floor on their graves. You know, I know Jesus wouldn't do that.

No. But I'd be, yeah, yeah. I bring the platform shoes. and the dance floor and the lights. In fact, I bring this as we're dancing on their graves. I wouldn't have a problem with that at all. I mean, I do feel, I have a, I mean, the organization as a whole should, you know, dissolve into the, you know, the depths of hell.

Yes. But, you know, you have like, I mean, these are obviously, you've got a bunch of, like, untalented hourly workers who have no marketable skills that are now, we're going to wind up paying for because of the programs they advocate for. Oh, you know. Like, I don't like that. You know, when you bring it to them personally, individually, um, I still feel a little like, a little like that.

So it's not at all. You're going to have a hard time convincing me not to dance on their graves. Well, I mean, again, yes, they are doing things that are hurting the nation on a daily basis. Like that is a, I mean, yes. If they were affected. actively trying to destroy truth and the Republic. Yes. Right.

Again, the organization is just built on constant lying. So it's hard to, you know, feel happy. But I feel the same way I feel about like I was watching a documentary about like, you know. Jeffrey Dahmer? No. Don't disparage Dahmer in that way. I mean, you had a whole. Okay, all right.

You're right. You're right. I don't want to be unfair to Dahmer. You're right. I was watching a documentary about these pig butchering scams. you know what I'm talking about with these so basically no I am not up on my pig butchering scams

no I'm fascinated by this stuff so the pig butchering scam the basic outline of this game hang on just a second this is how bored we get of news sometimes how down in the dumps we get we just can't do it anymore Stu's now fascinated

with pig butchering scams okay and I appreciate that Stu I really do so you've probably probably been the target of a pig butchering sky. Almost everybody has, right? You get a text that says, hey, Bill,

can't wait to see you tomorrow. And you're like, I'm not Bill. And hopefully on their end, you reply to them and you say, my name's not Bill, you have the wrong number. And then they say, oh, I'm so sorry.

Well, what a wonderful coincidence. Maybe we can be friends. How are you? What's your name? Okay, wait, hang on just a second. First of all, I thought you meant actual people. pig butchering, which I was a little more interested in.

Oh, really? Yeah, because I don't know how you scam pigs into being butchered. Yeah, you're like, here, kitty, kitty, kitty, kitty. And then they end up butchered and it's a scam. No, what you need, the way to do it clearly is to put the message in a spider web. And then the pigs will think, oh, it's Charlotte. And then you just, you just. Next thing you know, you're eating bacon.

That's right. No, so, you know, so you get kind of scammed and then you have a conversation with them. Sometimes it's a love interest, some good-looking woman on the other end of this. They say, you know what? By the way, I have some great investment advice. You should try what I'm doing. And they eventually get these people to, hold on. All right.

So, go ahead. I just have lots of questions here. They invest in a fake investment app, right? They wind up putting $20,000, $40,000 into this app. They think they're getting these big returns when they try to withdraw the money. Of course, it's not a real app. and one of the things that they do is they have these women who are employed in like, you know, Myanmar or something, and they get on the phone on Zoom calls,

and they actually like have calls with real people. They employ models. Now all they do all day is they're good looking and they talk to these guys who think they've got like some hot woman who's all of a sudden interested out of nowhere and wants them to invest in crypto. and they have these women who go through this whole day, and this is their process. And they had some behind-the-scenes coverage of this.

And they're talking to these women. And these women were just like, look, my other option is like, I'm an escort. Like, I've got nothing. I've got a family. I've got nothing going on. And even though what they're doing is evil, I felt bad for them.

That's how I feel about the Media Matters employees. I feel like they're the models that they don't want to be quite escorts. I feel slightly worse. Really? You're right. They are scamming the American people just like the people involved in the pig butchering scams. But I feel a little bad for them. They're giving fat, ugly people hope at the same time.

Yeah, that's true. So yeah, those people in Myanmar are better. Yes, I will agree. It's just a generalized comparison. No, and I also take umbrage with the, what is it, the pig butchering scam? Why are the people who are giving their money? referred to as the pigs? I think, I mean, part, it's built on them being greedy, so they're pigs, and they keep going,

and then they get butchered. So only greedy people get scammed by beautiful women. I mean, it's not entirely, no. I would say it's happened a few other times, a few other times. You and me. Okay, all right, okay, all right, okay, all right, go ahead. Or it could happen to you and me. So you believe that you have no sympathy.

You don't have the almost escort sympathy that I have. No, no, no, no, no. To be completely honest, these are people that have, you know, fallen and lost their way. And I don't know why or how, but probably most of them, you know, deserve a dance floor and some lights. You bring the disco ball. And I'll celebrate.

I'm just saying. I feel like we should do something for these people today. Really? Like what? I don't know. Maybe we can, I mean, maybe the audience would have raised some money for their. Oh, to help them out? To help them out.

You know, I'm sure there'd be a lot of calls for. You know, they would consider me one of those pigs, probably, wouldn't they? It's possible. You know what? I'm going to dig deep. I'm going to go big, Stu. I'm going to go big. I'm going to go all in.

You are? I'm going to reach into the deepest pocket I have. have and I'm going to pull all of that belly button for out of that pocket and put it right there. You're putting belly button fur? Yeah, that's what you're donating? I wear a lot of sweaters. A lot of wear a lot of sweaters. And so it becomes, yeah, fur.

And sometimes they get tight I've noticed. And, you know, there's a... What the belly button? Yeah. Well, the belly button pushes out against the sweater. You're going to get a lot of lint in there. Oh, yeah, yeah. I mean, the belly button's not tight.

It's not tight. It's a deepest pocket I have, I think, at this point. So I'm willing to do it. I'm willing to do it. The fundraising drive has started with belly button lint. Yes. Yes. Wow.

That's incredible. Wow. I'm really proud of you. Thank you. That's very nice. It's good. It's good. And it comes with disco shoes as well.

So in case, you know, in case they're such good people in case they want to dance on their own grave. They can do that as well. Well, they are all. You know, here's why I have no sympathy for these people. Because they'll do it again. All that it'll happen is media matters will be shut down. Some other billionaire will come in.

They'll rename it. They'll rehire all these dirt bags and they'll do it again. It's possible. I kind of think a lot of them will just go direct. Why not, why would do this middleman dance they've been doing? Just go directly to MSNBC and work there. Right?

I guarantee some of these people will be hired there. They all consider themselves journalists, which is absurd. They're all mentioning that. They all think they have incredible research capabilities. which is just laughable. But like, what is the difference between media matters and, like, the average show airing in primetime on MSNBC? I mean, if anything, MSNBC is more liberal. Yeah.

Well, I will tell you this. I mean, that's, again, a little more charitable because I thought you were saying, why not just cut out the middleman and go work directly for Satan? And I don't know if he's hiring right now. I don't check those one ads, but, you know, he very well might. So strap on your disco shoes. We're not finished yet. First, let me tell you about our sponsor this half hour. It's Mantis X.

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do you want to read the names or do you feel bad stew i mean i i can how about it i'll just give you the their messages um bobby says journalism milestone achieved got laid laid off. Now, it's a funny line, actually. However, like, how can you imagine thinking you work at this, like, place and thinking you're a journalist? Like, I, it's, I mean, I, I don't they've convinced themselves. Remember, journalism taught in school now is activism. It's, it's not journalism. It's activism. So that's what they're being taught at these, you know, hallowed halls of Columbia University. Yeah. I mean, look, we've done the show for a long time. talked about news for a long time.

I'm never referred to myself as a journalist. Like, I'm not. I'm definitely not. And I don't care if you went to some call. I got a degree in journalism. What are you using it for? I mean, if you, you know, you get a degree in massage therapy and you're an accountant, you know, like, what does that mean? You're doing something completely different than what the skill should actually allow you to do.

But the problem is, just like everything else, the skill has been redefined. Yep. Words have meaning, and the word journalism now means activism. Period. Alex writes, I got laid off from Media Matters today, proud of the five years of intense work I put into fighting right-wing hatred. I'm an incredible. That's really, I really think that maybe, you know, I've got to put the Dan's shoes back on. Yeah, yeah.

I will say it ends with a. Jeb Bushian line. I'm an incredible manager with superb research skills. Please hire me. Clap. Please clap. I like that. Then you have B, who writes,

after nearly four years of working at Media Matters, I got laid off. So if anyone's looking for researchers with video experience, drop a line. Brendan got laid off. let me know who wants research done, which I mean, like, why would they go to you? Why would anyone go to anyone who worked at media matters in search of actual research?

Can we answer that one? Can we answer that? No. I mean, you can. I believe you have control of your account. I do. And that's the problem. Yeah, there's a bunch of other ones off. We'll leave the rest of the people off. Sorry if you happen to be towards the front of that article. But I mean, at the day. I sincerely don't feel bad about any of the comments that I just made.

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Sign up now. Use the promo code Glenn and you'll save 20 bucks. We got to get to some audio of Donald Trump in the Bronx yesterday. He just, he killed it in the Bronx yesterday. A lot like Ronald Reagan did. back in his day when everything was falling apart because of Jimmy Carter. Also, Michael Schellenberger has more on the Twitter files. This time, it's the CIA, something that we have long suspected because it's just a revolving door.

But CIA contractors, Department of Defense, they have been working now in and out of Twitter, no longer now with X, I hope. But they are going in and out of Twitter, and they were trying to take over the Twitter moderation. What a surprise that is. Also, John Bolton unloaded on Wolf Blitzer over the Alito flag thing. John Bolton is not really liked a lot by conservatives now who voted for Donald Trump. I have grown to not like John Bolton's policies an awful lot. of the things that he says, but I have personally found him to be a decent man, but I disagree

with a lot that he says. But finally, he said, you know, he's always been a guy who speaks his mind one way or another. But to take over the flag brouhaha, he said, stop it. That's just over the line. Yeah, it was an interesting thing because I talked about this on Studeau's America last night. And that like this, the idea that's hanging an upside down flag outside your house is some stop the steel symbol is not something that I've ever heard before. I literally have never heard it before this past week. It is, it started with the Navy in Massachusetts back of the colonial days, ship into

stress. Then it became, I think during the 60s, it became a protest of the Vietnam War. The left carries it upside down all the time in their protest. They know exactly what it means. And it's a protest symbol and has been for a long time. This is what Bolton said. He said, I first heard of the upside down American flag as being a January 6th symbol when I read about it in the New York Times about a week ago. And that's the same for me.

I literally never, same with the pine tree flag, literally never heard that, never seen it as a part of some Stop the Steel protest or anything like that. They found a picture of two of them at the January. 6 rally and made a news story out of it. How that ties in, I mean, this is, you know, Samuel Alito was a guy who's like studied history. He majored in history. Like, the guy is a constitutional expert. Of course he knows what the flag actually means.

You missed one of the things that he said that I thought was important. He said, but I'm telling you, it's getting to a point where people trying to take symbols of American patriotism and turning them against the country and the Supreme Court justice is just over the line. Yeah. And that's what they're doing. They're taking everything that we have ever held sacred and turning it inside out. Wow. Upside down and inside out. Hmm. Yeah. Who said that? Ah, it is, it is amazing. By the way, Glenn, I don't know if you remember, we didn't really talk too much about when the initial story came out of the New York Times. I know we wanted to get to it. We wanted to get sidetracked on other stuff. But in that story, which is about Alito having an upside down flag outside of his house that was put up by his wife for apparently less than a day. in some sort of dispute with his neighbors. They wait till paragraph 19 and 20 to tell you about this flag.

Now, at the top of the article, it's all this Stop the Steel symbol was used by Samuel Alito. Again, never heard of that as a stop the seal symbol. It's always been a symbol of distress. And honestly, like, seems kind of rational in the days after January 6th, whether you think probably one of two things,

either a terrible moment in our history, you know, a riot at our capital, we are a country under distress, right? Totally. But what the left would say about that incident. Or if you are a stop the steel person, you think, I don't know, like the country's in distress. I think my election just got stolen. Right. So either. And hang on just a second. It's not a symbol of rebellion. It is a symbol asking for help. We are in distress. Help us. This is paragraph 19 and 20. of the article. Turning the American flag upside down is a symbol of emergency and distressed. First used as a military SOS, historians said in interviews. In recent decades, it has increasingly been used as a political protest symbol, a controversial one because of all the flag rules.

Over the years, upside down flags have been displayed by both the right and the left, as an outcry over a range of issues, including the Vietnam War, as you pointed out. That's the right. I mean, I'm sorry, that's the left. That's the left. gun violence. That's the left. The Supreme Court's overturning of the constitutional right to abortion. Pretty sure that's the left. That's the left, by the way, horrible phrasing of that.

And in particular, election results. They expand on that. In 2012, T-party followers inverted flags at their homes to signal disgust at the re-election of President Barack Obama. Now, again, I don't remember that per se, but if that is true, you might remember the Mitt Romney Obama election. I don't remember anyone on the right saying it was stolen. I mean, we didn't like the results of the election. Yeah. And it was again, I think conservatives would fly it almost like an appeal to heaven. Dear Lord, help us. We are a nation that has gone insane. Right. We, we saw, some of us, saw what the groundwork was that Barack Obama was laying. And it is now, we are now reaping that

harvest. So if you like that harvest, great. But many tea party parties saw this harvest one day having to be reaped. That's exactly right. That's not a protest against the election. That's not about the election, like the results. We think the election results were incorrect. I mean, I think everybody agrees. Barack Obama defeated Mitt Romney. Like that occurred. Like I. So then it says four years later, some liberals advised doing the same after Mr. Trump was elected. Now that of course was an election that they said was illegitimate and have said it's illegitimate.

Dozens and dozens and dozens and dozens of times by prominent left-wing people. And that was their vibe on that, that they were doing that in 2016. Now, I don't remember any stories in the New York Times talking about these people as people complaining about stolen elections

or anything else. No. It was just a smart protest of a really bad Hitler that just became president by mistake. All they're trying to do is to get Elito discredited because they're discrediting the entire Supreme Court because they want to remake the Supreme Court. Nobody should be appointed for a lifetime. We should have every couple of years we should switch out, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. But more importantly, they know there are challenges that are coming up to, and not because of the right per se, but because of the left as well.

we have engaged now because of the left into nothing but non-stop lawfare and they want him off they they need him to recuse himself on anything to do with any kind of election law that's all this is about yeah i i think a lot of that is true and i i mean they just also can't stand that they have they don't have full, an entire control of every aspect of the government. The fact that the Supreme Court occasionally rules against them, not all the time, but occasionally rules against them, and I think correctly so, they can't take that. They have to have everything. They have to have every, they want a dictatorship. They want this thing that, you know, they're just able to, yeah, let me give you an example, student loans. They want student loans. And they think it's unfair

that they can't get the bills passed that they need. So they just do it. And, then the Supreme Court keeps telling them no. And that's a dictator. They want it. If they want it, they should get it. That's the rule. And the fact that the process and government of the United States and our system stands in their way is a reason to continually degrade the system's viability. Make everyone involved in it that disagrees with their opinion on these issues into people that are not viable,

characters. They're just, you know, they're just scam artists who are conspiracy theorists and secretly, which is a weird way to keep a secret by flying a flag outside your house, but secretly, they're all stopped the steel people and horrible, horrible human beings that are, you know, disintegrating our republic that they obviously don't actually care about. I really want to go back to the pig slaughtering story. I mean, you're a prime candidate for a pig, a pig butchering scam. You're elderly? Is that a fat? And I'm an elderly fat man.

Your elderly overweight individual who would be, you know, be like, wow, someone's talking to me. Like, I mean, if you weren't married, you'd be the target for this. You have a lot of money. And you're... No, I got to tell you, it wouldn't have to be a hot woman because I wouldn't be interested in that. I have a wonderful wife. But the way you just phrased it is more likely, wow, somebody wants to talk to me. Fair.

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John McCain. George W. Bush right after 9-11, but not George H.W. Bush. It was Reagan, and it was during the Clinton years. And now Donald Trump comes in, and, you know, here's CNN on yesterday's rally. What was the crowd like and what kind of response did he get? certainly a bigger crowd that I think Democrats would like to see particularly given this is one of the bluest counties in the entire country now one of the things that was interesting to me is that the Trump campaign said the stop you can barely hear her what is she's saying is particularly giving this is one of the bluest counties in the entire country you pay for if you're in New York you pay for your support for Donald Trump it is not comfortable at all to be for Donald Trump and I'm not saying he's going to win New York he's not going to win New York he's not going to win New York

York City. He may not even win the Bronx. But I want you to listen to a couple of other things. Bronx Latinos rapping for Trump. Listen. So this is showing another trend. This is showing if you happen to be watching the blaze that conservatives are not just old white men. This is Latino Trump voters rapping about their support for him. One more. Here's Bronx voters a message for AOC. Where are you from? The Bronx. actually. I'm originally from the Bronx and from New York. I'm from the Bronx. Right here in the Bronx, New York. This is home right here. AOC says if you're not a Democrat,

you don't belong here in the Bronx. What do you say? I disagree with that. I don't think she should be here in the Bronx. I actually don't know any Democrats living in the Bronx. Look, AOC. Look at the tremendous support for Mr. Donald J. Trump. You need to tell her then. She needs to stay out the Bronx because look at all the people around. Everybody's here for Trump. I am a Democrat. And I belong here. And who you're voting for? Donald J. Trump. What is AOC done for the Bronx?

She's done nothing for the Bronx. Nothing. Nothing's changed. Nothing's gotten any better. Nothing. Absolutely nothing. I mean. And I know that that one came from Fox. So, you know,

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Anyway, let's say hello to Harmeet Dillon. She's the founder and CEO of the Center for American Liberty, also a civil rights attorney. Welcome, Harmeet. How are you? I'm great. Thanks for having me, Glenn. You bet. First of all, let's start with some good news. Federal court has made a ruling that has overturned what Nancy Pelosi put in. Tell me the story. Maybe I'm on the, maybe I'm not. The federal court with the allowing prayer.

on the steps of the Capitol? Wasn't that in Nancy? Sorry. Yeah, absolutely. So the federal court, after three years of litigation, has ruled that in our lawsuit on behalf of Reverend Patrick Mahoney, that the ban on prayer in the capital perimeter has been, is unconstitutional and needs to be permanently enjoined.

Now, when we had the perimeter, put up around the Capitol that Nancy Pelosi's orders, that prevented people from praying in what was typically known as a public area for prayer, for demonstration, et cetera. So that perimeter barred Reverend Patrick Mahoney, who has come many times to D.C. to pray for the country, pray for the troops, pray for the people who need salvation, which, as we all know, definitely D.C. is the hottest, hottest, hottest concentration of those people who need that prayer. Oh, I thought you were going to say hottest, hottest ring of hell, but I think of okay, sure. There's that, too. But what's striking, Glenn, is at the same time, members of Congress had actually been allowed throughout this last three years to hold demonstrations there.

So, for example, Corey Bush has had sit-ins there to protest the police and to call for cutting police funding. And so it went there. I don't even sure I understand that. So you couldn't organize one as a private individual, but if a congressman or a senator wanted to organize a group of people to come and protest, that could happen. That's correct. Unbelievable. And so, you know, but this just smacks of what all of us have experienced as citizens, which is that there's one set of rules for the elites, and they can do whatever they want,

including on our people's house. And we can't access it for purposes that are protected by the First Amendment. So we filed this lawsuit after Reverend Mahoney was barred from praying there on the Capitol steps, something that he's done many times over the years. and then the court denied it time after time after time. And finally, last week, we got this positive ruling with a permanent injunction saying that the ban on prayer on the Capitol steps was unconstitutional, and it doesn't just benefit our client. It benefits all Americans who want to access these traditional First Amendment forums.

So I'm really proud of that. And can we protest on those peacefully protest as well on those steps? Yes. You have to get a permit, which is appropriate. in a mixed-use area like that. We have to let the people in Congress also access the steps, but it is no longer going to be the case that members of Congress can have die-ins and sit-ins and lions there, while the rest of us have to just stand outside the fence

with our noses pressed against it. Wow. So there was the district, a D.C. federal court? Yes, that's right. And it's one of the same judges who's repeatedly ruled against the January 6th folks and, you know, kind of been, we had three years of negative rulings from this judge, and then, boom, on our motion for summary judgment, we did win it. So really proud of that victory. And do you think it'll go to the Supreme Court? There's a chance that the Capitol Police will appeal it to the D.C. Circuit, and so the D.C. Circuit would be the first court to rule on it if they do that. And, you know, the judge, however, has left very little room for,

any argument on the First Amendment. He cited, and it took us three years to get there with him. Yeah. I don't think it's a ruling that's capable of much, to be frank. But yes, it is possible that it goes to the Supreme Court if one of the parties isn't satisfied with how the D.C. Circuit rules if there's an appeal. Harmeet, let me, we're talking to Harmeet, Dillon. She's with Liberty Center. Liberty Center.org is the website you can go to. They do a lot of great work. and I know I would appreciate your support, but, Harmi, tell me what you think is coming in the Donald Trump trials. I know it has now been indefinitely suspended down in Florida,

I think officially yesterday or the day before. The case in New York is just sheer craziness. I talked to Alan Dershowitz yesterday, and what he has seen, I mean, I'm hoping there's at least one person on the jury that just won't give and say, I'm not playing this game. But what do you think is going to happen to all of these court cases? It's like the New York case is the only case that's going to go to a jury verdict before the 2024 election, starting with Florida.

I think the judge has actually flipped the tables and has actually put the prosecutor on trial at this point. They're effectively asking Jack Smith's team to account for evidence tampering and, you know, bias in selective prosecution. And this is, I think, the best possible way a case like that could go. And it's appropriate because far too often, Glenn, in our country, you know, I'm obviously in favor of law enforcement, but I'm also before that in favor of the Constitution. Far too often what we see here in this country is selective prosecution because lazy lawmakers put too many laws on the books and there's no other.

you know, that's what happens when people have so much power and there's no check on it in the courts. And so you rarely see a judge step up and call to account some of these things. I've seen selective prosecution in prone life cases where I represent protesters and journalists who are exposing it. I've seen it in other cases like this. We've all seen it. And so it's wonderful to see that. In D.C., the special counsel's case is, likely to have a wrench thrown in it by the Supreme Court over the issue of qualified immunity. And, you know, I think the most likely outcome there in the case is for the court to send it back down to lower courts, either the D.C. Circuit Court or the trial court in D.C. and have them make

findings about which of the allegations against President Trump in that case having to do with, you know, the January 6th. issues, concern his conduct as the President of the United States, which is, in my opinion, most if not all of his actions that are alleged, or candidate Trump. And so that's the same rule that actually was established by the D.C. Circuit Court in a case that I'm handling for President Trump involving civil lawsuits by other members of Congress and Capitol Police. And then we have this case in New York, which is absolute miscarriage of justice from beginning to starting with selective prosecution. He's being prosecuted for crimes that nobody is prosecuted for, particularly...

Wait, wait, wait, but it's a crime that... People are... It's not a crime that people aren't prosecuted for. I believe, didn't the FEC say it's not a crime? Well, yeah, I was going to get to that. Oh, okay. The paperwork part, there's two parts of the supposed crime. We don't know what one part is.

because they haven't really laid it out. But the other part is writing, you know, someone, the bookkeeper, whoever makes records, writing down legal expenses in the wrong column. That's a misdemeanor. And it's also beyond the statute of limitations. Okay. So that's two strikes against that claim. They've tried to resurrect that into a live claim by saying that it's in furtherance of some other crime.

They haven't, they've been, you know, jumping around as to what that other crime is. Michael Cohen, their star witness, alleged that the crime was trying to affect the outcome of the election and making it a campaign finance expenditure. However, campaign finance experts, I've got, you know, two people, two partners at my firm who worked at the FEC. Campaign finance experts, all of them will tell you it is not a crime to make an expenditure that benefits you personally. And there's no question about that. They didn't allow that expert to say that, though, did they? They didn't allow the expert to say that. That's correct.

That was one of the judge's early rulings. And when the expert was finally allowed to testify, the judge again limited him to not being able to talk about the federal election law. So the Trump campaign decided not to call him after all because it was basically gagged at the point of not being able to testify on anything. And then you get to this series of rulings by the judge, starting with not recusing himself, as is required by New York law, when his daughter has a financial interest in the outcome of the case. Starting with excluding pro-Trump people from the jury, like Orthodox Jews, by insisting on holding court on Fridays when most courts do not meet and have jury sessions on Fridays, excluding witnesses, refusing to throw. out charges, excluding evidence, allowing the other side to badger and bring in evidence and stack the jury in their side. So there have been a number of, I would say almost on a daily basis, the judge has made

rulings that are susceptible to reversal on appeal, including clearing the courtroom and scolding witnesses for President Trump. I mean, there wasn't a day that it didn't just shock the conscience for me as a lawyer in the conduct of this trial. So what we hope for, Glenn, just as you said, is a single juror or two jurors or three jurors who refuse to go along with this railroading of President Trump. And that would result in a mistrial, a hung jury. And then it would be possible for them to try to retry him. But I just think it's – and by the way, if the judge properly charges the jury and allows them to go for the misdemeanor only, then he has to dismiss that.

at the end of the case because it's beyond the statute of limitations. So, you know, that case is falling apart. Okay, so, Harvey, hold on just a second, because I want to ask you about the election. I was rooting for you to be, you know, the head of the GOP to, you know, maybe fix things. And I'm not sure what's happening with, you know, the GOP on securing the elections and everything else. And a couple of other things I'd like to just get your thoughts on. We'll continue in 60 seconds back with Army Dylan.

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Harmead, I have to thank you for everything that you do and are involved in. I think you are really an unsung hero in many ways. Don't get the credit that you deserve. We just had you on for a special in the dark world of gender-affirming care. And you're representing Luca Hine. And we don't need to get into the story here, but I just wanted to ask you, how is she doing? You know, for a young woman who has been absolutely tortured at the, hands of the medical establishment and betrayed by adults, she's doing remarkably well. And both

Luca and my other client, Chloe Cole, who have been leaders in protecting the rights of girls to not be misled, mistreated, and mutilated by American doctors, they have saved lives by going around the country and testifying in front of other, you know, various legislatures about laws that protect minors from unscrupulous doctors who want to cut off their private parts. So I'm really proud of these two women. I tell you, we have, first they came for the men and they destroyed manhood, and now they're destroying our women. And it's, this is, this whole thing is so well crafted by the left

and those who want to destroy the Western way of life, that it, in some, in some ways, you have to stand back and admire how well thought out this whole thing was. It's evil, sheer evil. But it's brilliant the way. it's been pulled off. Let me ask you about the coming election and what steps we have taken as a party.

I'm very concerned. I mean, yesterday, the District of Columbia, all of the members, all the Democratic members of the House voted, yep, let illegals vote in the next election. That's insanity. Insanity, but, you know, believe it or not, Glenn, And it's been the case in other jurisdictions as well.

And what blows my mind, and by the way, illegal aliens have been able to vote in school board elections in San Francisco, where I live for many years, the theory that their kids go to school, so they should be allowed to vote. It's nuts. And it's conditioning people to vote in all elections, and I'm sure that's happening around the country. So what I think is striking about this is that. Congress can actually do something about it. This is the dirty secret. And by the way, Republicans

control Congress right now. But we've had bigger, we've had bigger majorities in 2017. We had the White House, the House, and the Senate. And the dirty little secret is, I think there are a lot of Republicans who are perfectly happy with illegal aliens coming into the country, providing cheap labor, mowing their lawns, taking care of their kids, you know, and so forth. And they don't take steps against this. And so Congress, you know, remember how there was a national speed limit and, you know,

Congress required tied federal funding to having a speed limit in your state. Well, I'm not a big fan of federalizing issues and I, you know, even some important cultural and issues of conscience. But

the federal government gives money to every jurisdiction pretty much to help run their elections because they're federal elections. We could tie our federal funding for each of those jurisdictions at the congressional level to only allowing citizens to vote. Yep, and we should. And we don't. I'm sorry to interrupt. We've only got about 15 seconds left.

I just want you to, next time you see President Trump, tell him that millions of Americans are praying for him every day. We know the pressure he's under, and I, for one, appreciate the way he's handling himself under such great and, you know. grave attack. So please say hi. I'll do that. Thank you. God bless you. Thank you. Armie, Dillon, back in a minute. If you had a nickel for every time Joe Biden or a member of his administration lied about the state of the economy, you'd have a lot of nickels, a lot of nickels. Unfortunately, they wouldn't be worth a nickel because Joe Biden's economy is wrecking the value

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Make sure you get your copy. Let's see. We have Bill Isayle on with us. He's been on with us before. He's a California state of stemmleman. he's a Republican, and he put something up that he knew didn't have a chance to survive, I believe. However, he wanted everyone to see that every single Democrat in the California House would vote against his bill. And I'm going to let him tell what the bill was.

It just failed this week. Bill, welcome to the program. Hi, Glenn, thank you for having me. I put this bill up. First of all, it was inspired by two specific cases that we have coming out of the state of California. One, Bill Malojan reported Colombian illegal immigrant raped a 14-year-old girl. Went to prison in California. ICE wanted him.

They wanted him immediately after a sentence so they could deport him. Under California law or sanctuary state law, it is illegal for the sheriff or any law enforcement official to honor an ICE request or to cooperate. in any way with immigration officials. See, they put him back in the streets. And he was picked up later in Boston, Massachusetts, where they eventually deported him. And that's what first inspired this bill. It said, why does the state of California's laws protect pedophiles?

Why would we do this? So that's what I wrote the law. It's very specific. All the law says is we're rolling back sanctuary state as it applies to child sex offenders. If you've been convicted of committing a child, a sex offense against the minor, you are required to comply with immigration official orders. So it doesn't open up sanctuary state for anything else other than convicted pedophiles. Yes, and that was by design.

Of course, if I was running a place, I'd reverse the whole policy. But I said, you know what, we're only 18 out of 80 in here. We're not controlling policy. let's get them on record. Let's expose the Democrat Party for who they are. And I knew that putting this up, they would vote it down. And then we could show the public. They are more concerned about protecting illegal immigrant pedophiles than they are about doing the right thing and protecting American citizens. That's who these people are. So I've said people started calling me. They do not believe this. It's almost so crazy people don't believe it. That's where we are. And then just last week, Glenn, we had a guy, illegal immigrant, found, He had a rape van driving up and down the streets of L.A., picking up women and young children and raping them in a van. He's an illegal immigrant, and he is currently protected under our state laws from deportation. We will not deport him from California. You know, California has just become depraved.

Hollywood is a big source of this, where it is honestly depraved. evil what's going on. And when you have a whole bunch of representatives of the people and they won't deport convicted pedophiles and cooperate with the federal government to get them out of the state, not we're not talking about anything else. I'd like to evict all of them. But pedophiles, what are the, what are the voters saying? Is there any uproar about this at all in California?

Well, the problem with California, Glenn, is there's so many bad policies, so many bad bills. We voted on hundreds of bills just this week. It's hard for people to even keep up with what's happening. So that is why I try to concentrate. Let's just focus on one issue. Just one. Let's focus on this.

And luckily, thanks to you, thanks to other media outlets, they are covering this issue now, and people are being waking up to it. But if you watch the video of what I forced the vote on the floor, They wouldn't even let me describe the bill. As soon as I said this bill would roll back sanctuary state for pedophiles. They cut my microphone off. It's like they don't even want the public to know what they're doing up there.

That is, when they talk about democracy, show them that video. That's the Democrat version of democracy. Oh, I have to get that video. We will play that video. Booy, one of our producers. If you can find that video, is it on your website or anywhere? What would we look for? It's on our Twitter.

You can see it on our Twitter. We put the video up. And what's your Twitter handle here? It's at Bill Ossaly. Okay. We'll expose that and I'll retweet that. That's horrific. It is the only way to describe what is happening is true evil

and then those who are intentionally blinding themselves. because it's too horrific to look at and they don't want to believe their side is truly that evil. That's 100% right. And you know what I take away where it's going? I mean, I serve with these people every day in the Capitol. We did this vote, unfazed cavalier. It was just, it's just another thing on the day. And they just resume walking around.

They don't give a damn. They just don't. It is all about party. politics. And you know, the reason they voted against it, I bet you some of them did not even know what they're voting of, just because I'm a Republican and I proposed a motion, by instinct, they just voted down without consideration. That is the Democratic. Did you have any Democrat come to you in quiet and say, look, Bill, I understand what you're doing and, you know, this is sick, but it will open up the door to all other things. Did you get anybody to privately say

that to you. No. In fact, I get disdain and looks and why are you doing this. And we, this is, you know, they get mad at me for forcing the issue. That's the response I get from, from the Democrat colleagues. And I'll be honest, not, not on this one, but when I do similar things, I'll be honest if you, Glenn, I get some pushback from my own side because we have weak Republicans too who are trying to do deals or pass something and why are you making them mad? We have to work with them. I'm not working. with these people. I will not work with these people. I'm here to defeat these people, not to work with these people. And we have to wake up on what a real opposition party looks like in this country. We have controlled opposition in our party, and I'm not about that.

Where are you from in California? Is your seat safe? I'm from Riverside County. I was born and raised here in Southern California. My parents are immigrants from Lebanon, and I love this country and I love this state, and I'm not willing to give up on it. I hope you're safe because you are a crusader, and we need those. I don't know if you saw what Tim Scott said this week. Did you read his? You did or didn't?

I didn't. I've been stuck, locked up in the Capitol. I know, I know. He said, because he put his hat in the ring to run for the head of the Senate for the Republicans, and he said, no more working together. This cannot be done. he said it is time for a sea change of the Republicans, or we will not save the Republic. And you sound very much like him, and I agree 100%.

Thank you, Bill. I think there's a new type of conservatism rising, but I think it's going to take a new generation. Define it. I think the new form of conservative is, like what you said, understanding what the principles of this country are, what the republic is, what a constitutional republic is, what limited power. power is, and then going into government as for service, service to others, not service to yourself, and that's what I see a lot with politics. It should not be a lifelong career. You go there to represent the people and check the power of the government and check the power of the other

parties. And I don't think that that has been the stance of the Republican Party. It has been to do the work of the donors or do the work of big business, not the work of the people. every day up there going, I'll tell you, it's not easy. You're surrounded by lobbyist and big business and big money, and you forget who you are. You forget what your purpose is. And a lot of times I'm the guy not liked in the room, because I'm the one standing up for everyone who's not there, the public.

When everyone's pressuring you to do the wrong thing, it's not easy, but we need people with the right character in public office. And so if you're listening, I would say, please run. If you've accomplished something in your life, you have good character, you raised a family, run for office. I see Glenn up here. It is staffers. It's interns who become staffers who then run for office or activists or Marxists.

I don't see normal everyday people running for office anymore, and I think that's a mistake. Yeah, I know in Utah I talked to some people, they said they're now, the lobbyists are now running just to muck things up to get the weaklings in. It's just disgusting what's happening. Bill, thank you very much for everything you're doing. Appreciate it. Keep checking in with us. Thank you, glad. You bet.

God bless. You know, I started this with talking to you about, you know, the book that I'm putting out this summer called Chasing Embers. And there is a sea change happening. There is a new group of conservatives that look at things differently than even my generation. does. They are rooted in a smaller government and the Constitution and they're beginning to understand the Constitution and it's a small movement but it is happening and that is why chasing embers is that that is the reason why I wrote that book because it is it's meant to be and it's so hard to write it like

this. But my co-author, Michaela, who works with me, she did a really good job. She's from this generation, from that generation, and she can speak the language, and she's worked in little rabbit holes of taking you to the Bill of Rights, taking you different parts of history, showing you different heroes of history that hopefully will excite the imagination of generation Z and make them go, is that true? What is that story about? And look for those stories. And we're building a website that will have all of those stories in there so they can do their own homework on what interests them. Because I have found in my own life, if you find one story of history that interests you, it usually is, well, it's always connected to something else that will also interest

you. And it can take you a thousand different ways to learn about history. And it's so important. Again, the book is chasing embers and you can get it now at glenbeck.com or wherever you buy your books. It'll come out, I think I said yesterday in June, but it is in actual July that it will come out. So it'll be a good summer reading book. All right, back in just a second. First, let me tell you about the burn a launcher Stu, I know you're planning coming up to the ranch? Yes, I am.

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Nellie Bowles, that, and you know me if you listen, I'm prone to say, giving me, you know, compliments as like a slap in the face sometimes. And I just have so much respect for this woman. She is, she was, and probably still is a progressive, but not the way I think the world defines it right now. She is, was a correspondent for the New York Times. She's won the Gerald Loeb Award in Investigations, the Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights Journalist Award. And she and Barry Rice, Barry Weiss have built the free press. And they both are so brave. And she has a book out called Morning After the Revolution,

dispatches from the wrong side of history. And she watched all this happen, and then she saw it just, you know, become just this awful, awful movement. And she admits she was part of it for a while. At one point she's talking about how she almost took glee in canceling somebody. And she has changed her mind a great deal. And this is like this book that she's just written, I will put into our museum of history

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Angeles. She has won the Gerald Loeb Award in Investigations, the Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights Journalist Award. She is also the wife of Barry Weiss, and the two of them are building the free press, a new media company, which has dramatically changed the scene of journalism. And I think in many ways brought journalism some hope that maybe truth can. return. Nellie, welcome to the program. Thank you so much for having me. This introduction is way too kind, but thank you so much for having me. It's a pleasure to be on. Thank you. I honestly, this is the first time we spoke, and I don't know how you or, you know, how you feel about me or whatever, and it doesn't matter. I just, I just want you to know how much I respect you and Barry. You are truly making a difference.

Thank you so much. And I listen to and very much enjoy your work quite often. So that's how I feel. Thank you. So, Nellie, your book, and I just said this to Stu Off Air, Your book is one that I, I don't know if you know this, but I collect American history and I'm trying to preserve both the good and the bad in case it ever, is lost or destroyed and I have the third largest collection behind the National Archives in the Library of Congress and your book is going to be put into our vault because I read something somewhere that said that you are that your book preserves this moment in amber and it's true you have you've come from quite honestly I hope I'm just describing this right, kind of enjoying canceling people because it was the thing to do, to now looking at things saying, we are way off track.

Yeah, well, I, the book is a little bit about my journey from being basically a very good progressive, a reporter at the New York Times doing features, a member of the progressive movement in many ways. And it follows me first being kind of ousted from the times or finding it impossible to report on the most interesting stories of the day when there was basically a media blackout in 2020 and 2021 of anything interesting of Antifa taking over American city neighborhoods of you know, you name it. We couldn't write about it. And as I start reporting, on that, and as they start getting interested in that, the movement sort of says, you can't be part of us if you want to be interested in that stuff. And yeah, there's a chapter where I

describe canceling someone, canceling a friend. And yeah, I don't think I come off as a hero in the book or as a heroic figure. I definitely don't. And I come off as a human being and honest. I so admire people who risk everything, knowingly, knowingly go out and say, you know what, I've changed, and I don't care if anybody believes me or not, but I can't live this way anymore, and I don't think it's right. And if nobody likes me, then nobody likes me.

And that's usually where gigantic success comes and where heroes begin. Well, I That's very Sorry, I'm sorry, just being honest with you. But I'm blushing. Yeah. Yeah, I mean, with the canceling, I was thinking, I want to do a chapter about cancel culture.

I want to report on how this works. And I was looking for some, you know, I'm a features reporter, done investigations, I was looking for someone to profile to do this. And I was thinking, you know what, the most honest thing is to write about when I was part. of this and when I did one of these and and the feeling of it and the feeling of the pleasure of it and the I wanted to write something that wasn't a flat that wasn't a flattening

description of what it is to be part of that movement and and part of canceling someone because it's not just about rage it's also about loving your friends and it's a feeling of community and all of these things that make it complicated and so I ended up just writing about that. And then sort of the day that I didn't cancel someone, didn't cancel a friend, was the day that my time was in the movement, kind of abruptly ended. Because being part of those mobs, we see them a little less frequently now. But being part of those mobs is a very important part of being with the new progressive moment

and a new progressive movement. So you're right on saying that we're seeing maybe. less. I think we're seeing some of the stuff with the Palestinian movement, and I think in this next election, I hope and pray, both sides will be reasonable and rational, but there are those who want to destroy the Republic. We are seeing less of it, and I think it's this culture of, I hope, hating each other and just destroying one another. It seems to be fading, and people seem to be waking up to common sense. But I know you agree. It's not happening necessarily on the upper levels. Yeah, I think that there's two things we're on. I think in part we're seeing the revolution

has definitely quieted down. We're not seeing the BLM protests slash riots in the streets anymore. It's definitely quieter. But I think in part that's because of the success of the revolution. I think It has so woven into our institutions and into our universities, our newsrooms, our sentencing institutions that it doesn't need to be as loud. It doesn't need to announce itself. And actually, it's beneficial to say it's over now. It's all really quiet. Nothing changed.

There's no, it's very beneficial to the movement to sort of pretend like it never even really happened. And so I think that's happening. I think a lot has. changed. When you mentioned the universities in media, we were just talking about this earlier, media is activism now. That's what a journalist is and being taught in many schools, that you're an activist, that,

you know, you're fighting for a side. No, a journalist is supposed to, A, be curious and not, I believe, not walk in with, this is the story I'm going to get, walk in maybe saying this is a story I think I'm going to get, but be open to, holy cow, that's not the story at all. And I don't think that happens very often. To maintaining your curiosity. I mean, it's the biggest challenge and the most important thing for a journalist to have is curiosity. And it actually takes a lot for people who are by nature are curious. The average journalist is a curious person who wants to learn about the world. a lot to tell that person, put on blinders. Don't look at what's happening around you. Don't, don't, don't look into COVID's origins, for example. There was a media blackout on that for years.

That was the most interesting story. I mean, in the COVID pandemic, to think that they shouldn't look into the origins. It takes a lot. And that's where you have to see the success of the movement, because it's like, oh my gosh, this thing really won a lot of ways. It took Americans, America's best reporters and made them scared to write about the most interesting stories. It's amazing. So what is going to, you know, you say that this is a human condition, you know, we're monkeys. What stops us from being monkeys? What, what is it that? I think liberalism, like, broadly speaking, not conservative liberal, but liberalism. Yes. Is the hard. Constitutional living. Yeah, being friends with people who disagree with you and having dinner with them and being curious to things that might not help your political party.

Like, these are really challenging things. And I think we're backsliding a little into what is one part of human nature, which is tribalism, which is shouting and the threats of violence. And, I mean, you see it in the protest now with people chanting intifada revolution. and there's only one solution. I mean, these are calls violence. And that's human nature. The very hard thing is to maintain what we used to see on college campuses where it was sort of peaceful protests

and people disagreeing and talking in normal ways. That's really hard. I don't think the universities or our schools, though, encourage that. You can't politely disagree. You, you know, I talk to kids, conservatives in school all the time that are, you know, I say this, but I believe this. Otherwise, I'm out. And in this, what's really truly frightening is what's happening in our medical schools. Oh, man. Did you read that? Yeah.

The Deacon story? Yeah. It is terrifying what is happening. I mean, you, this. is this is what happened in the 1920s and 30s in places like Germany and even here in America with our sterilization. You cannot do that in medicine. Well, the movement has very effectively, and I write about this in a couple of chapters about how the movement has taken concepts like merit or individualism or hard work and turn those into inherently racist concepts is the idea. they'd say. And it's a very bizarre thing to say that, right? Like that individualism and merit are not

racist ideas. And it's not, and it's actually sort of racist to say that they are. Like, you aren't like white ideas. That's a sort of racist thing to argue. But that is what the modern progressive has been arguing and very successfully. And so you saw, I have a chapter about San Francisco in the book. And you saw in San Francisco, the banning of eighth grade. algebra, the sort of accelerated math, because to offer accelerated math to public school kids was to be racist. And that makes no sense. Like if they say it's ridiculous.

And we're seeing that ideology, not just, obviously, San Francisco's five years ahead of the rest of the country, but we're seeing that now basically in all of our institutions, including yeah, medical school. The idea that the MCAT is not the be all and end all, and that, in fact, maybe the MCAT should be the third thing on the list. That's a really strange... moment we're in. And I don't even think it's purely racial. It's not as though there's just a preference for racial minorities. And the interesting thing, but particularly the Free Beacon story,

is I think a lot of it is just ideological. It's who writes the best E.I statement. Who writes the best? Because the racial demographics, it's not like they're changing that dramatically, a little bit. It's for sure, like anti-Asian discrimination is something that you can track. But it's mostly that all of a sudden ideology has become like the most important thing on your I hate to say it like this, but I think it's true. Just as rape is not about sex, the cries of racism most times are not really about race. It's about power. Exactly.

Hang on just a second. Nellie Bowles is with us. The name of her book, Well Worth the Read, is Morning After the Revolution. And it is so well worth the read. Like I said, the only book that I know of, I think, that I've ever. promoted on the air that I'm putting in the vault at the American journey experience. Back in 60 seconds with more standby. Also, we have Klaus Schwab's son on in about 10 minutes.

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Tell me what the progressive movement means to you today. Define it basically against the liberal movement. So a progressive versus a liberal, that sort of is the most useful because a lot of the progressive movement has defined description. They don't want to be, the revolution doesn't want to be named, right? You don't, is it wokeness? Is it what do you call it? But I define it against the liberal.

And one good example that I think of is, let's say, cops. The progressive and the liberal look at a shared reality, which is that some cops do racist actions or use force when they shouldn't use force or something like that. And as a conservative, I believe the same thing. And a liberal would say, let's fund the cops more. Let's put better training. Let's make them more sophisticated. Let's give them higher salary. So it draws a smarter or like, so it draws better talent.

A progressive would say, let's abolish the cops. Let's get rid of the police force. Let's try something radically different. And you can look at each kind of hot button issue through the progressive versus liberal. I think that's pretty useful. Are progressives, I'm sorry, are liberals coming back? I think this was the turning point 20 years ago, at least, because I kept saying, how did we get here?

Because I thought we all kind of agreed on the Bill of Rights and everything else, and we don't. And then when I started doing research on the early American progressive and people started saying, I'm a progressive and an early American progressive, that's when I went, uh-oh, we're in real trouble. Because there's a difference. I'm more of a classic liberal than anything else. Do what you do. You know, just let's all agree on the Bill of Rights and do what you do. but that seems to be on the left largely gone.

Is it there with the Democrats? Is it making a resurgence? I think there is a push back towards normalcy, and you see it in, let's say, I'm thinking about San Francisco a lot because of that chapter in the book, but in San Francisco you had a moderate revolt of people who said,

enough is enough, and these are San Franciscans. These are all liberals. All progressives and Democrats. And they said enough is enough. And they recalled the progressive attorney. They recalled the ultra-left school board members. And they took back to cities. And so I think that you are seeing that in some pockets.

Where normal people are standing up and saying enough. Thank you so much. I'm sorry we're out of time. I would love to do an uninterrupted podcast with you sometime. The book is Morning After the Revolution. Let me tell you about relief factor. In fact, let me tell you about Michelle, who lives in Arizona, and her story on Relief Factor. She bought Relief Factor, not for herself, but for her husband, for his aches and pains.

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is going to be stepping back from his role running the global gathering since he founded it in 1971. I don't know. I mean, he's only had since 1971. Has he really had enough time to accomplish all of his goals? He's going to be stepping down and transitioning to a role as a non-executive chairperson. The change in role is still pending approval by the Swiss government, who I just love so very, very much. We are shockingly lucky enough to be able to speak to his son now. And just so you know, he was raised in a middle, he was raised really as a middle class oligarch in a modest little castle in Bavaria. Klaus Schwab Jr. is with us, with us now to tell us, you know, for instance, what it was like growing up with Klaus Schwab as a dad. Klaus

Jr., welcome. Hello, my slave, Glenn Beckinghamings. How are you today? I am good. I'm good. I I'm just it's interesting that you would agree to come on this particular program. I'm not sure how your father, you know, feels about people like me or Russell Brand. Well, it's okay to talk to our position and maybe I can make some conversions onto your side to my side. Sure, sure. And your side is? A techno-fascist dictatorship. Okay.

All right. For making efficiency for making. Right, okay. You're asking of my father, Santa Claus Schwab, transitioning, but he will, just like how the paper, let's be honest, paper money, even monopoly times has a digitalization of the card now. Sure, sure. When you play monopoly so that your dumb kids cannot make the massing to count the paper, now this is on card for you.

Just in the way, now you will make digital currency for efficiency for making, for equitable access of, you will have your taxes auto deduct, so you don't have to get a cumbersome tax audit or anything like this, this will come auto. Just in this way, Klaus Schrobb's brain is analog at this moment, and it will go to digitalization. So he was just kind of getting the upgrade. It's not really a, it's more of a lateral movement. Really? Okay. All right.

So he's really kind of going to continue just in a digital kind of way? Yes, I think that, you know, and also he said something about karma, and he does not want to face like the Golden Gate, so he were just loophole digitalization. Right, right. Wasn't, was it your father or was it your grandfather that was a Nazi? Labels. Labels. Okay. Labels. The National Socialist Party, oh, you look back during COVID time. Oh, you're Democratic. that's your evil. You know what I mean? It's like, first of all, my great-uncle Helmouds, great-great-great-uncle Helmut actually died from Auschwitz. People do not know this. Really? Died in Auschwitz?

Yes, he was, some of the gypsies escaped, and so he was making installation of electric fence, and his foot was in muddy puddle, and he was electrocuted. And that's a pretty tragic family story, then, really? Oh, he was a great man. Yeah, yeah. Who knew? Who knew you had so much in common with the Jews? So how was your childhood, you know, with Klaus Schwab being your dad?

Yes. Well, not always great. You know, he always gave me the carrot and the sticks, the silver and the lead option. You know, for example, for Christmas side, he would take all of the neighborhood kids who would go into the castle. And, you know, some of them were from the Lenthal. lower classes. And then for Christmas Eve, he would like always wear this like scary mask and he would like not wear us a pants.

And then he would always insist on bare bottom spanking of all my friends. And, you know, my friends would be like, oh, Santa Claus fraud makes spankings on my bottom. You know, they're big crying. But then the next day, he would be playing a harp near as a Tiananbaum, the Christmas tree for you. And then he would give the big. gives like 10,000 euros, you know, the PlayStation, oh, you get the motorcycle. Really? They'd be like, well, I don't like this man, but he's not so bad, you know?

So it's always, I don't know if he's coming or going. Yes, yes. So what is the role of the world economic? You know, people say they just don't have any power at all because it's just a collection of people that get together. Good one. Oh, I thought that was actually. A question. I mean, you know, how do you respond to that?

No, well, we do certain rituals to ensure that we go up the food chain closer and closer and closer to the great architect of the universe. And we are the embodiment to inherit Earth Incorporated. Right. And then people like the average people, how are they going to benefit? bit? Well, their slavery will be more like digital token. They will have equitable access to making labor or jail. Okay. Okay. Klaus Schwab Jr., thank you very much, I guess, for joining us and telling us about what? I have beefing with you, Glenn Beckingham. We're beefing. You have a beef with me? Yes, I went down to Mercury Studios to make primetime without Steininghammings. And I said at the front desk, first of all, nobody, there was no trumpets when I arrived.

Okay? Right. Nobody made the feet kissing. Okay? No way better. And then insult to injury, they pointed to it for me. I said, no, my pronouns are God and deity. I will use Glenn Beckenham's toilet.

and they said no, that's forbidden. Yes, yes. The next time I will see you, Glenn Beckingham, at the Mercury Studio, if you're sitting on the throne, I will sit on your lap and make. Well, I think your father has already kind of done that in his own sort of way with everybody on earth. By the way, I want to introduce you to, who we're really talking to, Eric Hallerbach, who, hmm?

No, he's a loser. No, no, he's my intern. He's your intern. Really? Yeah. I make severe, you know this friend who's like the beta, who like no matter how much abusing you make for him, he keeps coming, you know?

He's like this man. Yeah, really, really. And what does he do for you exactly? Because I understood that, you know, Eric's been doing stand-up comedy in New York and everywhere else, you know, in screenwriting and and things like that. But that's your intern that does that. Yeah, you think this pays? No, no.

I pay him under the table, but, you know, he stores adrenachrome for me. He stores his spacesuit. But I keep tabs on him. You know, we have a certain Stasi cell in Friedrichsburg. And so I make following of him to make sure my adrenochrome supply is okay and all this. and you should see, you should see the heifers he brings home. Oh, my God. I mean, he does not respect himself.

For example, he went to the Austin, Texas Rodeo, and we made photograph of this to keep track on him, and it was very difficult to tell the difference between the plump, fat, goss, ugly girls that he likes, and the cows in the rodeo. The only way we could tell the difference is the fish nets owns the eyeliner, but it was very difficult. We took it back to the Bundesnacht Richtenz,

the Germans CIA, the B&D for you. And we need forensic photograph analysis to tell the difference between the cows and the girls he was talking to. Okay, okay. All right. Well, Klaus Schwab, Jr., thank you so much, future executive and chairman of the world, oh, the World Economic Forum, but I don't know if there's a difference.

Thank you so much. I appreciate it. Goodbye, my slaves. Goodbye, back my hands. Bye for me. Yes. Yeah, God bless you, too. All right, let me tell you about my pillow. It's amazing how well, great products and great prices go together sometimes.

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Yeah. And that's in this. So it's coming back, apparently. Yeah, we have. We really have. Good to see. By the way, Eric is at the Vulcan Gas Company in Austin, Texas, July 11th and September 11th, 2024 at 8 p.m.

Yeah, Central. If you happen to be in the area, go check him out. He plays that role quite well, except when you actually see him. do it, because he looks, he looks almost like he should be on Duck Dynasty. Yeah. But that's, you know, that's why he was, you know, in the, he was a middle class oligarch. Right. He's kind of one of the trashy ones.

Very, very funny. Also on Alex Stein, his program, which you can see on Blaze TV. Now, not to confuse Charles Schwab with Klaus Schwab. And I think Charles would probably be, you know, pretty glad I said that. I don't know, maybe not. But Charles Schwab, the CEO just came out yesterday and said, we put out one of our regular studies. And our client sentiment has changed.

Apparently, the clients of Charles Schwab say inflation is now their number one concern. Wow. That's weird. That's weird. I don't even know what that is, because it doesn't really exist, does it still? It's not really happening. No, no. It's a, what was the word they kept using?

Transient. Yeah. Transient or, yeah, something like that. Yeah. Transient meaning that will all be transients once it really kicks in. And I agree with that analysis, actually. Thank you. Thank you.

Yeah. It's funny because I think it's, like every, like if you think about previous presidents going through election cycles, they, if they have to deal with a weak economy, usually that means something like a high unemployment rate. But like when you think about a high unemployment rate, that's something that, even if it gets to eight or nine percent, most people have jobs. Like most of that problem is people feeling for others who don't have jobs when they do. Most people... It's really weird in that particular case. It means only about eight percent.

of people don't have jobs that are looking for jobs. That's good bad, Glenn. You've really nailed that one. Congratulations. Did you work hard? Okay. That was good. I just didn't notice.

But the point of that, though, is that, like, when it's inflation, it's not like that. It hits everybody. 100% of people. I mean, you know, even those who are wealthy, you know, see this and are at least angry of what they're spending. Oh, and, and, you know, I don't think there's a single American that is well-off or wealthier, well, there probably are, because wealthy people sometimes really suck.

But there's a, I can't imagine seeing the prices at the store that you might be able to afford, but you're shocked by them and you're pissed off about them and not think, I do this every time I go grocery shopping. How the hell is the average person who makes $55,000 a year making it. How are they making it right now? And the answer is they're not. They're just not. Have you seen the credit card debt numbers recently? That's a good answer as to how they're making it. And you know what? Have you seen the credit card interest rate lately? 25%. This is such a racket. These banks were bailed out on

our tax dollars and then they just kept getting more, more money infused into them. Their perfectly fine. And then when we're on the rocks, they raise the interest rates on us because, oh, I don't know if you're really good for that money. And we may not be good for that money, but when is anybody going to bail us out? Yeah, I mean, when I say us, I don't really, I don't include me in that category. But it is. And look, I, I hesitate on some of that because it's like, well, look, they're offering a service. You can decide to, I do too, to use their cards or not. I'm not a believer in the predatory loan

idea. But we've already violated capitalism to save capitalism last time and it only saved them. Yeah, and it wouldn't be, it would be completely clean for me if it wasn't for the bailouts, right? Like, it's frustrating that like all these problems get caused by companies that we wind up bailing them out. And then

at the end of the day, we're spending 25% interest on the, you know, the Burger King that we purchased last week. It definitely is a ridiculous thing, which is why, by the way, Joe Biden has the lowest approval rating in recorded history at this point in his presidency.

And yet, strangely, he still might win. He's competitive. It boggles the mind. How many years did we say, we wish we had a businessman that would run our country like a business because he could fix it? He does. He fix it. This guy screws it up.

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