The Glenn Beck Program - Clintons’ Epstein Subpoena REJECTION Reveals Their REAL Motive | Guests: Nick Shirley & Gov. Greg Abbott | 1/14/26

Episode Date: January 14, 2026

Glenn starts the show by talking to Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R), who gives his response to the lawsuit brought against him by the civil rights group Council on American-Islamic Relations after Abbott accused the group of trying to impose Sharia law in Texas. Texas attorney general candidate Rep. Chip Roy (R-Texas) joins to discuss the Minnesota ICE shooting and SCOTUS’ upcoming tariff decision. Glenn discusses the unrest happening in Iran as well as the Democrats’ hypocrisy in defending the Iranian government while its citizens are rejecting it. Glenn exposes how Bill and Hillary Clinton continue to dodge justice and accountability as they continue to refuse to testify in the Jeffrey Epstein inquiry. Nick Shirley, the independent journalist who mainstreamed the alleged fraud in Minnesota, joins to preview the second part of his investigation into Minnesota, which drops today. Glenn looks into the inevitable downfall of California, as it continues to implement policies that will only lead to disaster. Glenn speaks with his longtime sound designer, Nick Daley, about their latest Torch exclusive collaboration, “The American Story.” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Well, listen, on CARE, they will say one thing to the press, but also, you mentioned the lawsuit. they say a different thing in court than what they say in the press. And going back to the lawsuit, it's because I issued the proclamation designating CARE as a foreign terrorist organization. They took offense to that. They said, oh, we're a peaceful organization. And in federal court, they filed a complaint rebutting everything that I outlined in that proclamation.

And then we filed an answer or a response to their court pleading. because of the strength of our response, they were required to file an amended pleading in court. And get what they did in their amended pleading that reveals exactly who care is. Let me walk you through four things. One, CARES amended pleading in court deleted numerous assertions that CARE had previously made it in its original pleading. Get this. When they first filed the lawsuit against me, they said they were in full compliance with federal and state law. And then after we filed our answer, they went back and deleted that they were, they were

deleted that they were full of compliance to federal state law and get this, it's going to get worse. They deleted, what they previously said, that they were not affiliated with any foreign organization. They deleted that they were not engaged in terrorism. They deleted, they were not a threat. They deleted they were not a threat to national security. So when they went to court and faced the country, consequences of a judge maybe issuing harsh rulings against them. They started walking back all these things about them that they're saying, all their good citizens and all that kind of

stuff. And this is a concession on their part that actually they are not in compliance with federal and state law, that they are engaged in terrorism, that they are a threat to national security. So I have been talking about care for a very long time, and no one was interested in taking them on, but times have really changed. You know, the same with the Muslim Brotherhood. I know the state of Texas is not the United States.

I know you're serious about it. Are we going to actually follow through? Are we going to see an end to some of these organizations and their shells, their covers? We are, so let me tell you what's going on.

Just a minor note, again, going back to the care lawsuit, that will apply to both Kerr and the Muslim Brotherhood, we got into the courtroom and CARE said, listen, we don't need any discovery. We just need the judge to make a ruling. The judge said, no, no, no, no, no. The state deserves the ability to engage in discovery,

to learn about all these allegations the state has made to back it up. And what that means is we're going to be able to look into their books, their communications, everything they've ever said and done. We're going to be able to follow the money. and find out who's funding them, who they are funding, all that kind of stuff. But in addition to that, as you know, since I last talked to just recently, the president designated the Muslim Brotherhood as a foreign terrorist organization. And that will lead to the, that will unleash all the massive angles of attack by the federal

government to find out everything about the Muslim Brotherhood. And I'll tell you something else, and that is a leader. and the United States House of Representatives made a joint call like what I did, and that is to eliminate the 5013 status for care. And so this is taking root in the United States Capitol, in the White House, in the Texas Attorney General's office, as well as the Texas Governor's Office. And so we are bringing the full weight of government against these organizations that have provided material support to take.

terrorists. So tell me, I was just speaking in, here in Irving, um, at Texas, just a couple of days ago, uh, at a, uh, at an event called Save Texas. And it, and it was about the rising threat of Sharia law. And they're saying that we need a law against Sharia law in Texas. Um, can you give us any update on the Sharia courts or anything you've been looking into? Yeah, well, let me, let me, uh, just answer straightforward. what's going on with Sharia law, where we are and where we're going. First, obviously, we've done more than any state to fight back against Sharia law and Sharia compounds, like in what we did in shutting down the Epic Center up there.

But here's the deal. In addition to the action that we've taken by our state agencies, as well as legal action to stopping that Sharia compound, Texas already has laws that ban Sharia law, especially one explicit in our family code. But get this, because this is going to be exciting for you to watch unfold and talk about here in the coming weeks. And that is, in Texas, we have Republican primaries coming up on March the 3rd. And in addition to voting on candidates, there is a ballot proposition in the Republican primary that Republican voters can vote on,

and that is a vote to have a complete ban on Sharia law in the state of Texas. Let me say something. That's going to pass overwhelmingly, and that will energize when we're going to this next session and will lead to a new law with a total ban on Sharia law in the state of Texas, and then it will impose a duty on the Attorney General to fully enforce that ban on Sharia law. So Texas already does have the strongest pushback against Sharia law of any state in the country, but we're going to take it the full load and do everything possible. to make Sharia law has no presence in Texas whatsoever. Only had a minute left. Any comment on what's happening with ICE in Minnesota? Listen, this is crazy because you and I and most people have learned that you don't interfere with law enforcement. ICE is a law enforcement agency.

ICE is carrying out a law enforcement function when they're trying to arrest people who are here illegally and everything else that they're doing. And when people get involved and interfere with and impede the ability of law enforcement to do their job, they're putting themselves in danger themselves. But then when they use a deadly weapon such as a vehicle that could have stricken one of those ice agents, and something else I'll tell you that not many people have picked up on, and that is, in addition to the guy in front of the car who shot, the arm of another ice agent was inside the car. Glenn, there are a lot of stories about peace officers being run over or dragged by vehicles. And there were different ways in which all these law enforcement officers could have been harmed. And they are fully entitled by law to use deadly force to stop one of their agents from being harmed by someone who is violating the law. This is a pure violation of law, top side and bottom, by the driver of that car. Do you think there's any way Tim Walts didn't know that all of this was going on?

I mean the corruption. You as governor. Wouldn't you know that size corruption was going on in your state? Listen, I think Tim Moth knew exactly what was going on. I think he was a co-participant and ate it and embedded it. And I don't think, as you point out, I don't think it is possible for you to see that level of corruption going on in a state like that. and also with him having the ties that he had to the Somalian community for him not to have known about it. I think this is all going to be fully exposed.

I hope so. Governor, thank you very much. I appreciate your time. I know you're busy man. Governor Greg Abbott from the great state of Texas. We're coming back with Chipproy, who wants to be the Attorney General in Texas. And I know he is strong on Sharia law. He has just started something in Congress that I think is important as him.

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And they ignore all the stories that I read on the floor about ice agents who have been, you know, strangled or who have had been beaten with things or dragged cars while they're going out trying to stop these dangerous individuals from being on the streets. And then I rattled off all the list of the dangerous criminals that have been rounded up. And by the way, it's infamous now that the Minnesotans that they found, these guys that committed strong arms sodomy of a child, multiple murders, violent criminals. But I went through the entire country, the dozens, the hundreds of people that they've been rounding up who are dangerous people on our streets. and yet all the focuses on attacking ice.

And there are all these middle-aged leftists in Minnesota that are attacking ice rather than standing up a defending law enforcement. Now, look, you and I are both civil libertarians. We obviously want to make sure that law enforcement is always checked and reviewed. And we have after-action reviews. Of course we want that to make sure that everything's followed. The rules are followed. And they should continue to do that here.

Or all the procedures followed. Did the officer stand in the right place? All those things. But when you're a crazy wild-eyed leftist who are attacking ice agents while they're trying to take criminals off the streets, that's not free speech, right? You're putting yourself in the middle of the operation of the law enforcement who are entrusted to keep us safe and secure. So, fine, review procedures and make sure they're the best they can be, avoid conflicts. But when you've got leftists seeking conflict and they're doing it in a way that makes us less safe and secure, they don't care about Lake and Riley. They don't care about Kayla Hamilton.

They don't care about Jocelyn Nungre. They don't care about Rachel Morin. They don't care about Officer Mendoza, who is killed in Arizona by a drunk driver. I can keep going down the list, Glenn. These are Americans dead at the hands of illegals. They were put on the streets by these radical Marxists. And, you know, they know it. That's the problem.

You know, they're also really quite delusional. I mean, these are people who think that they are standing up against the Nazis, like they would have done against, you know, the Nazis rounding up Jews, except these people would never stand up for Jews if they were being rounded up. I mean, it is, it's an incredible, incredible thing. And it's not just that they are believing this about ICE or missing what ICE is actually doing. They are being used. They're such useful idiots.

They're being used by the people in power in Minnesota to make sure nobody's talking about the rampant corruption in Minnesota and wait until we get to California. Yeah, 100%. And I think this is the story. And some of us, you remember, I think, you know, came on your show back in September after Charlie was tragically shot, talking about my belief that we need to have a special select committee or certainly a supercharged judiciary committee and oversight committee to go follow the money, to go follow how those dollars are flowing. You and I talked about that organization. But the fact is that's all driving all of this agenda.

Meanwhile, and what I alluded to at the time was the extent to which it's obvious the taxpayer funds going through NGOs or directly to people and through these fraudulent programs is funding a lot of this garbage. And look, for those of us who are fiscal conservatives for the good of the country, i.e. making sure that we're not massively in debt, which causes inflation. which creates problems with the interest rates, which makes houses unaffordable, which makes it difficult to afford health care, all the things, right? That's a fiscal question. And I've been pretty obvious out there. You have to. We've been calling for fiscal responsibility.

But the other side of the coin is that you're funding fraud. You're funding tyranny. I know. You're funding all of this stuff. And people say, well, you know, and by the way, with all due respect to some of my conservative friends and people out there saying, look, we just got rid of the fraud. everything would be fine. Well, okay, maybe you'll save money,

but you're funding, you're dumping literally trillions of dollars out into the world. What do you think is going to happen? Exactly right. Exactly right. This is why I voted against the appropriations bill last week. We're funding the sanctuary cities that we're complaining about. This is why I will vote probably today

against the bill that funds state and foreign operations because I know we're funding ridiculous programs, abroad. Now, because of the work that we've done, conservative, since the speakers fight three years ago, it's much better. It's much less because of the president, because of Russ vote, because what we're trying to do and using recisions, we're pushing it in the right direction. But it was so bad, the Titanic had 14 holes in it, was on fire and was five feet from the iceberg. That's how bad it was. And we're doing everything we can to put the fire out, plug the holes, and turn the ship. and only, and by the way, we're doing that when some of our own party are pulling the wheel in the other direction and lighting more fires.

I've only got two and a half minutes left, and I want to first, let me just say this. The Sharia Free America Caucus that you are a co-founder of, 22 members now in Congress. Every Republican should be a member of this. How can you not be a member of the Sharia Free Caucus? I mean, it's just, I mean, that's just, that dumbfounds me. that should be the first thing you're looking for in a candidate when you're are you are you a member of the sharia free caucus oh you're not out but anyway well i was i was proud to co-found that with keith self a local dallas fort worth congressman who's one of the best we have a great man and a great friend a veteran great guy keith and i co-founded it we're going to keep working with groups i think we're going to try to hold a big event on this topic i've been visiting with leaders in the dallas fort worth metroplex on this topic uh governor abbott is obviously leaning into this I'm going to lean into this hard in Congress, in addition to what I've done and trying to take the tax status away from fare and vetting people for Sharia, founding this caucus, working to elevate and highlight these issues.

I'm also going to be, as Attorney General, I'm going to be focusing on this. And by the way, you have lots of powers, the AG, to go after the NGOs and to look at these nonprofits and expose all that they are doing. And that is a huge element to all of this in addition to enforcing our laws. Chip Roy, running for Attorney General, the great state of Texas. One last thing, we're expecting possibly a word from the Supreme Court here in just a few minutes about the tariffs. What the hell happens if the Supreme Court says these tariffs are no good? Well, look, here's what my belief is, and we'll see. I don't know whether they'll give their opinion on that today.

We're waiting on a number of different opinions, Voting Rights Act and others that are really important, by the way. I think they're going to probably split the baby on this, right? I think they're going to find that the president has power in certain areas and not in others. So I think we're going to have to peel it back to kind of understand exactly what they say and don't say. And then Congress is going to have to debate this if the court is saying the president can only do a certain amount and not others and decide what we want to do. Look, from my vantage point, what I'm for, I'm actually, I think some of these tariffs are great, but only in the context of, or importantly in the context of peeling back other taxes, right? So keep downward pressure on the confiscatory income taxes

and confiscatory taxes here in the country and balance that with what is effectively a national sales tax on foreign goods, right? But you've got to balance all of that and then work with the president to do it. We'll see what the court does. But we've got to reduce the overall burden on Americans get economic growth going.

Website where people can help you win. Chiproy.com and on Twitter slash X, it's Chiproy, TX, H-I-P-R-O-Y-T-X. Glenn, thank you. God bless you. Thank you very much. Chip Roy, from the great state of Texas candidate for a Texas attorney general and congressman from Texas. You know, most of us are pretty good at, you know, backups in some areas of our life. We keep a flashlight in a drawer.

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What would today's founders? They're not today, they're yesterday, they're at the beginning. What would the founders say about the rise of Islam in the West? That's today's George AIA podcast after the show, glenbeck.com. I want to put a photo up in case you happen to be watching it, glenbeck.com. It's a photo of somebody putting a flag on top of the statue of Khomeini over the weekend. And if you look at this photo, you will see that, I mean, that is, that's iconic. Really look at that.

If the media were doing their job, that would be on the cover of Time Magazine. That would be on, that would be everywhere. That's an iconic photo. And it is somebody standing on top of the statue of the Ayatollah Khomeini, raising up the old, original Iranian flag with the, with the lion in the center. Okay. That would be leading every newscast. It'd be looping on cable news, debated, dissected, argued over all of this stuff. Instead, all we get is nothing but silence on that.

Most likely, you haven't seen that picture before. It was up on X and then it just went away. The reason why this photo is so important is because the man is standing on the regime itself. This is entirely different. Jason was telling me he put it. in without any information he put in, you know, if you had a regime like this into George A.I. If you had a regime like this, what should you do? Should you, should a country get involved or not? Yada yada yada. And George, you know, doesn't know anything past I think 1820. So it talked about the French

revolution. And it's, you know, you got to be careful of people on the ground because you never know what their real intent is. You don't want to get involved in things. But I think you know what the real intent is with people that are in Iran right now standing up. They're very, very, very clear. This is not graffiti. It's not vandalism. It's not a protest about gas prices or high prices. It is a civilizational divorce. And the rest of the world is pretending not to see it because it doesn't fit their narrative. You know, if this were Black Lives Matter, a riot over someplace else, I'm sorry, not a riot, mostly peaceful protest. They were burning London.

They were burning any city, anywhere in the world. The press would be breathless. Look at the bravery of these people. Yet these people are actually risking their life in a country where they're going to be killed. If the regime does not fall, all of these people are going to be scooped up and killed. If this was a pro-Gaza mob shutting down airports, screaming at Jewish students, or climbing a statue of George, Washington, they would be the voice of the oppressed. But here we're dealing with something far more dangerous.

Here we have people rejecting an entire ideological project of the modern left. That's why they don't want to talk about this. That's why this movement terrifies them. Because what you're witnessing happening every day in Iran is not just a mere uprising. This is not just a revolt against a dictator. This is a rejection of political Islam. itself, a rejection of clerical rule itself, a rejection of an Islamic government, a rejection of the idea that faith should be enforced at the gunpoint of the state.

And most importantly, it is a rejection of the strange, makes no sense, red-green alliance. Okay, the red-green alliance is this holy marriage between, you know, radical leftists, the red, and the Islamist movement, the green. They don't match at all, for instance. Rick Rinell was on X yesterday and he tweeted something. He goes in and he rescues and helps people escape if you're gay or lesbian or whatever and you're in Iran. You've got to get out of there. And so he has for a long time helped people get out of Iran and escape because they're going to be thrown off a building and they're going to be

butchered in the public square because of their sexual preference. It's an abomination. You don't hear anybody on the left talking about that. You don't hear anybody talk about Rick Riddell. what a great guy is saving the lives of people. But anyway, I digress. The point is, on X, he said, for the first time ever, I've gotten a lot of people out of Iran, for the first time ever, he was told by somebody of the LGBTQ alliance, wait, wait, wait,

I want to wait here a bit longer. Wait, I can get you out now. I want to wait a bit longer. First time that's ever happened. he said there's real hope happening from within side the country, not outside, it's happening within. And he said, I don't think you can stop the collapse of this regime at this point. From his mouth to God's ears. Because that starts to dismantle a lot.

Remember, this starts to dismantle the chalkboard I put up at Fox in 2009. Islamists, communist, socialist will all work together to destabilize the Middle East. East, Europe, and then eventually the United States. They're doing all of that. But this is the first time I'm seeing it maybe beginning to fall. The Iranian people last time they were chanting for Marx because it was the Marxist that helped them get the cleric Ayatollah Khomeini back into power. By the way, just a quick side note, I'm sure it doesn't mean anything to Marxists now.

But you know what happened to all those Marxists? The clerics killed all of those Marxists. Okay, you're a useful idiot, you dope. Like they're going to tolerate you. All right. They're not tolerated. They're not chanting for Marx. They're not chanting for the Muslim Brotherhood.

They're chanting for Iran, a free Iran. There was a post by a woman in Iran that was on X. And she said, don't misunderstand what you're seeing. This is not reform. This is rejection. We're not asking for a better Islam. We're rejecting Islamic rule altogether. That's key.

And that's why you don't see the left helping on this at all. How can you stand with your hands in your pockets? LGBTQ community. How can you stand with your hands in your pockets when you know gays and lesbians are killed? They are slaughtered in the streets because they have a different sense. sexual preference. You stand with your hands in your pockets? You're actually shouting down the president of the United States. They're going to name a street after Donald Trump. I guarantee it. They'll name a street after Donald Trump. Because all of the leftists that we've had in power since

Jimmy Carter, they keep their hands in their pockets and their mouth shut and they don't do anything. And people have lived, women have lived under this oppression. And enough is enough. They're saying, this system belongs to us, not you. They're saying Islam. as a governing ideology is incompatible with their history, their culture, their future, because they want to be part of the Western world. They're the only group of people that are actually doing it. It's amazing. But I'll tell you, it's blasphemy to the Western left because if the Iranian people,

actual brown people, actual Muslims, actual victims of imperial theocracy, are rejecting Islamic rule, then the entire narrative on the left collapses. If Islam isn't liberation, then what exactly have the pro-Hamas protesters been cheering for? Do you know when that collapses? Do you know how many stories? Oh, I'm personally going to go over and get?

Do you know the stories that we're going to hear from people about what that's like? This is going to destroy this movement. And here's what is interesting. I told you this on Monday. One of the other things that was happening over the weekend was Democrats, people who until recently bent over backwards to excuse or sanitize pro-Hamas demonstrations saying, no, that's not what they mean when they say river to the sea?

What exactly do they mean then? They condemned Hamas publicly, strongly on X. Jerry Nadler did it. AOC did it. Suddenly the protesters that are condemning and heckling Jews, suddenly they're drawing lines. No, that's not. No, uh-uh. What?

What is that all about? The alliance is cracking. This should give you real hope as we are fighting Sharia law here. As we are, make no mistake, what do you think is really going on in Minnesota in that Somali community? You think there's no Sharia courts? in that Muslim community in Minneapolis. Oh, you bet there is. You bet there is. There's no go zones.

Everything that's coming out of Iran exposes the lie. And I will bet you that we will find that there is lots of leftist money going in to help stabilize the regime. I will bet you. The Iranian people are ripping a

mask off of this lie and they're saying we know exactly what an Islamic government looks like. We've lived under it for 45 years. We want no part of it. Do you imagine what a free Persian people is going to do, what they're going to do for Europe? When they start telling their stories, uh, guys, I don't care what you say. You have no idea. We just lived under it for 45 years. There's a poison in your civilization and you've got to chase it out. It's pretty amazing. And how can you claim all these people who are claiming that they are standing for it?

And they're standing for, they're standing up for the people. Are they, because with ICE, they're telling people that I shouldn't go in and get people who forcibly raped children, who murdered people. How are you standing up for our society? You don't want that picked up off the streets? What? You're standing up for Hamas, which did the same thing. You're standing up for Hezbollah, which does that. the same thing. You're not standing up for the Persian people who are just saying as women,

I don't want to wear the burqa anymore. I want to be free. I want to choose my own way. You're not standing up for gays who are being slaughtered in Iran. I, boy, I don't know how you even, well, you don't. I was going to say, I don't even know how you make that case, but you don't. You don't. That's why they stopped making it over the weekend with AOC. They started backing up from it because it's going to topple. The regime is going to topple and so is the red green alliance. It's going to topple. It's going to. It has to. Because it's all a lie. All of it. This movement tells us identity politics is a lie. Culture actually matters. History actually matters. Faith cannot be coerced. And it also says, the West's not

wrong about a lot of things. And that's dangerous and that's why the media is looking away, but we shouldn't. That man on that statue, he's doing what many of us don't have the courage to do. Thank God many of us don't have to do it yet. But think of the courage it took for him to go up there and do that. He's standing on tyranny. He's reclaiming their Persian identity. He is choosing nation over ideology. He's waving a flag that says we existed before you and we're going to exist long

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which couldn't happen to nicer people. The Supreme Court yesterday heard arguments about, you know, whether girls can play in boys' sports, et cetera, et cetera. And I couldn't be happier. Sam Alito asked the ACLU lawyer, you know, about, you know, women and men and their sports. And listen to this. Yes, Your Honor.

If it does that, then is it not necessary for there to be for equal protection purposes, if that is challenged under the Equal Protection Clause, an understanding of what it means to be a boy or a girl or a man or a woman? Yes, Your Honor. And what is that definition for equal protection purposes? What does it mean to be a boy or a girl or a man or a woman? Sorry, I just understood your question. I think that the underlying enactment, whatever it was, the policy, the law, we'd have to have an understanding of how the state or the government was just understanding

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There might be a very important case coming out. We're going to go back to Kadangi Brown. I mean, this just doesn't get any better. She responds to this. We're going to get into that. Also, the Clinton letter that came out yesterday and so much more. I want you to check out the mission statement from our sponsor, Tukovus. Tukovus is stewarding the future of the American West, honoring its

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But also, I want to spend just a few minutes on this outrageous letter from Bill and Hillary Clinton that came out yesterday. It's enough to make your blood boil. The fact that these people just don't see, they just don't see the hypocrisy.

Maybe they do, they just don't care. I'll give you that coming up in just a second. Because, you know, we have to decide, can Hillary and Bill Clinton decide to not go testify under subpoena from Congress. Or do we do what we normally do and dismiss it? Or do we do what Joe Biden did?

And if you were a Republican, Steve Bannon, Peter Navarro, you rejected going to answer a subpoena from Congress. You went to prison. Is that's what, should we do that? Which precedent do we want to follow here? they're going to make it all about Donald Trump. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. Donald Trump didn't put anybody in jail for not answering a subpoena.

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from their homes, their workplaces, the streets of their communities. Again, if they're here illegally, it's not their community. Students and scientists with visas permitting them to study and work here have been deported without due process. Are you talking about the ones that were starting all of the riots and all of the anti-Jewish stuff on campuses? You mean those guys? The people who laid siege to the Capitol have been pardoned and called heroes. No, I'm called anybody a hero on that, but yeah, have you been following what has been happening there? Agencies vital to the country's national security have been dismantled. You mean USAID? Because USAID was a money laundry. Have you seen what's happening in Minnesota, President Clinton? Universities, media companies,

and law firms have been subjected to threats to their funding, access, and licensing unless they made concessions and surrendered their right to constitutionally protected free speech. Oh, you mean like, If I didn't go with global warming, you were going to shut me down. If I didn't go along with me too, you would shut me down. Oh, you mean like when the World Economic Forum said, you have to follow these things and you have to be in bed with the government exactly what the government believes, or we'll shut you down. Oh, okay, you mean like that.

Okay, I think I understand his points here. He's not doing a really good job making his point, but he's making mine really well. American troops have been deployed on the streets of our towns and cities. Justice Department has been used as a weapon at the discretion of the president. Now, is he, oh, he's getting old, isn't he? Does he know he's talking about the last president? Or I don't know. I don't want to call him senile.

Maybe this is just maybe, maybe let's just walk past that one. Every person has to decide when they have seen or had enough and are ready to fight for this country and its principles and its people. No matter the consequences. And for us, for us, now is the time. Really? Now, now, after all of the things you've seen, now when you're asked to testify in front of Congress under subpoena about Epstein, that's the straw that broke the camel's back?

Really? Out of all of those things that have nothing to do with you, but you care about the American system and the American people. You care so much. But the thing that really got me off the couch was when you started coming after me. Oh my gosh, such a philanthropist. You guys should start a found date. For us now is at time, we are lucky by virtue of the positions we held and by protections

afforded by them. But we are not blind. Every day we see a country that we have dedicated our lives to improving, taking step-defer, step backwards. Well, yeah, if it means backing up from what you guys have been trying to do since you were at Yale with Saul Olensky, yeah, we're going backwards from that. You're right. chairman of this powerful congressional committee, you have an immense power to target anyone and subject them to closed door interrogation and more the decisions you have made and the priorities you have

said as chairman regarding the Epstein case. Hang on. Let me go to page two. Your work to learn why and prevent this from happening ever again. There is no evidence that you are doing so. Instead, you've forced the victims to relieve their painful experiences. So now Bill Clinton is for the victims and saying any testimony from me might make it like they'll have to revisit their pain. Again, I don't think that works in your favor if that's what you're saying. You accepted at least from those who know the most but demand the most from those who know the least to say that you're, that you can't complete your work without speaking to us is simply bizarre. Okay.

Is there anybody that was closer to Epstein than Bill and Hillary Clinton? I mean, maybe not Hillary, but Bill. I mean, he was there all the time. In the stairway of the Epstein mansion was that weird-ass picture of Bill Clinton in the dress with his legs draped over wearing heels. You know that? Okay. Yeah, that famous blue dress. That's what was in the Epstein stairwell when you walked into the house.

Or so I'm told I've seen pictures. Bill would know because he had been there over and over again. You don't have anything? Nothing you can say? No, this is just a travesty of justice. That's what this is. Okay. Well, I honestly don't think anything is going to come up.

this. I honestly don't think they're going to find anything. This guy is so slippery. He and his wife have been so slippery forever. They're not going to do anything. But I find it interesting that he is now saying this is injustice when Steve Bannon went to prison for exactly what he's saying Comer might do to him. Peter Navarro. They went, he, both of those guys went to prison because they wouldn't answer a subpoena from Congress. And somehow or another well, they're above it all. They don't have to. You know, who are you to say what we have to do?

Don't you know we're raising money for Sibalia? Don't you know, don't you know that we're still off the, we're still off the coast in Haiti right now, rebuilding those palaces, rebuilding for those poor people that just can't afford it? Yeah, sure you are. Sure you are. Ask the people of Haiti where their money is from the Clintons.

Okay. We're on to you. We get it. but they wear the t-shirt, you know, too big to jail. Just exactly like the banks. Too big to fail, they're too big to jail. So they're not going to jail. But I have to tell you, I am, I really,

I had a hard time. You know, it's really hard. You know, you don't get to suddenly sound like James Madison after you spent four straight years trying to put Donald Trump in prison by any means necessary. You know, you just don't get to do that. But that's exactly what happened. From 2016 on the left, and yes, Democrats at the highest level, including Hillary Clinton, pursued everything. I mean, it was Hillary Clinton that started the whole Russia Gate thing.

Russia, Russia, Russia. He's a spy with Russia. All of that stuff has been proven to be absolute lies. Absolutely. Never been held accountable for it. But they did everything. Russian collusion, manufactured intelligence, leaked FISA war, media operation masquerading as journalism, all of that stuff.

Now we know that all of this stuff based on lies. So when I hear warnings about the Justice Department being used as a cudgel, I kind of like, really? I mean, when I hear lectures about intimidation and subpoena and punishments of enemies, you know, I don't dismiss them, but I also don't forget who the people were that normalized it. you know. So you want to talk about Epstein? Let's talk.

I mean, you know, because this is where the truth matters more than loyalty. Epstein was a monster. And anyone, anyone who enabled him, protected him, ignored him, benefited from him, deserves to be questioned. It doesn't mean they all go to jail. It didn't mean they all did something. But you should be questioned. All of them, not selectively, not politically, not theatrically. I don't mind if President Trump has asked about him.

I think everybody should be asked about him. If you were with him, I mean, hello, what did you know? When did you know it? Facts first. Consequences second. But here's where the Clintons are right about one thing. If Congress is serious, then anyone who had meaningful contact should be scrutinized, not just the convenient names or the Clintons, you know.

But Clinton's, man, he was doing God's work up there. I was just giving massages myself. Uh-huh. Uh-huh. Yeah. Yeah. So Bill Clinton spent time with Epstein. So did many, many other people, multiples. If I could say that, I kind of feel dirty saying that in this context. But, you know, the standards can't be, if we're looking for justice, it can't be our enemies only. But we can't say, we're not going to look at our enemies either. Because once justice becomes a factional weapon, which it is, it is right now. It's no longer justice. I don't think it's being used that way on our side. Maybe a little bit, maybe a little bit. But not like they were using it under Bill Clinton. I mean, my gosh, look at what the IRS was doing to people.

You know, it's really weird. The Democrats, they hired 87,000 IRS agents to go after you because you're not paying your fair share. 87,000 IRS agents they hired. But they, gosh, those guys just could not find any fraud with the Somali community in Minneapolis. Isn't that weird? they'll go after you. See, this is where it's weaponized. This is where everybody knows it's weaponized.

If you are in a high position, it doesn't matter left or right. You're not going to go to jail. You're just not going to go to jail. And that's what people are sick of. Okay. You know, maybe maybe it's just to me, I don't think so. I don't think so. You know, I just think that, you know, we have to go for justice.

And if you're asking me where the strongest unanswered questions are, you questions that, you know, around the Clinton's lies. I, he's. Epstein, you're going to prove anything? The Clinton Foundation, Chuching, that one is a story. That's a story that's been about money and access and influence for a very long time. And it keeps running into the same wall over and over again.

Oh, wow, it's a big bank. Can't go there. Oh, it's global finance. Can't go there. It's an NGO. I can't go there. We keep banging our heads. against the wall on that one.

Gee, I wonder what I wonder who's involved in that one. That's not a conspiracy. That's how power hides in America. And notice something important. The story that never seems to move forward, regardless of who's in charge. Okay. Never, never. Why?

Because it, it, it doesn't just threaten politicians. It threatens the entire system. Both Epstein and the Clinton Foundation. Okay. So here's my position on this whole letter from, Bill and Hillary, which I've enjoyed immensely. Thank you. And let me be crystal clear. I don't want selective prosecution. I don't. I don't want political vengeance. I don't. Our society won't last. Okay. I want America to last. I don't want show trials. I don't want immunity for friends

or punishment for enemies. I don't want any of that. I want equal justice under the law. you know, the kind written in the Constitution and almost never practiced by anybody in power lately, you know, if the facts clear somebody, they should be cleared loudly and publicly. If the facts implicate somebody, then they should be held accountable. They should go and have a fair trial, you know, with real judges and real juries, regardless of how much money they've, sorry, I have a hard time saying it was straight, no matter how much money they've raised for Haiti to help those poor Haitians, because we just can't raise enough money. And yet nothing seems to change Bill and Hillary. Isn't that weird? The moment we abandon the principles of equal justice, we're no longer a republic that is worth arguing for.

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So, Ricky is here. She's a chief content officer and filling in for Stu Bergear that was off this week. He was in jail. He was a little upset. He was in Philadelphia, a little upset after the game on Sunday. He says he's not in this week because he couldn't take the needling of, but we know that's not true. Who on this program would needle him about the Eagles loss? He's getting better treatment than the detainees in Iran. Yes, he is. Yes, he is. By the way, what is the latest on the court, Supreme Court?

Supreme Court. So they released their third and final decision today. The first two were boring. I didn't think your audience needed to hear about it. But the third one is interesting. It's about election integrity. There was a Republican candidate who sued Illinois. Illinois because they allowed ballots to come in after election day and he thought it was not fair.

And so he sued. Shocking. Why would that not be fair? Oh, look what we found. You know, I left these in my coat a week ago. I am so very sorry. Yeah. So he thinks that his votes weren't properly counted.

He probably is right. So he sued. And the lower courts were like, eh, we're not going to listen to your case. And they just kept throwing it out. So this went all the way up to the Supreme Court. And the Supreme Court said, no, this procedurally should be heard by the lower courts. And they're demanding the lower, it will take years probably for it to get decided. And it's the state of Illinois.

They're never going to have election integrity. So. Well, you're a ray of sunshine. Good morning. Thank you. It's making me feel so much better. And the other two were just nothing? They're boring.

Okay. So the, I'll have to hear what they are. It's not the terrorist decision. Okay. The tariff's decision is the one that's really going to change things. Yes. The tariff, well, could. You know, I talked to Donald Trump, I don't know, a couple of months ago when it was first being heard.

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others have exposed to it, but Nick Shirley actually got out and made it personal, made it something that you could experience and see by going to these, you know, leering centers where there were no children leering in them. And then the fraud was exposed. Well, that made big, big news when that first came out. There is part two coming out probably maybe about 90 minutes. Nick's working on the final edits of it. Now he's here to tell us about what's coming. Hi, Nick. How's it going, everybody?

Very good. Very good. I need to get some of your Learing Center merch. Oh, yeah. It's great. Yes, you do. So tell me what you're exposing or what this next part two is really all about. Yeah, so essentially in Minnesota, across the country, they have these things called NEMTs.

But in Minnesota, they've abused it to the point where, Now it's kind of what upholds all the fraud of with the welfare programs as they use these transportation companies to create some sort of paper trail to make it look like they're providing all these services to these people. That way they're able to continue frotting out the welfare programs, whether it be the daycares, the adult daycares, the healthcare clinics, they're able to then use these transportation companies to make it look like they're actually fulfilling these services, but they're actually not. So there are there are transportation services that are involved that are filling out fake

transportation stuff? Well, what they do is for instance like at an adult daycare. They also are embedded with the healthcare the healthcare company that's just a few blocks down the road. But because there's actually not a person or there's not a real service that needs to be provided, they need to make it look like something's happening. So therefore they get these transatlantic companies to then act like they're taking a person to the location and then they fill out a form saying that they provide this service and such. And then that way there's kind of the paper trail that they're actually fulfilling and doing these services.

You've been working with a guy who's with you on camera. I don't even know who he is, but I gather he is a local that is just like hyper-focused on fraud in Minnesota. Do I have that right? Yeah. That's right. That is, you know, I think that's the smartest thing, Nick. I have found that, you know, I said this a while back.

Who is the best person to teach, you know, the Battle of Gettysburg? I don't know. But there's got, he might be a cab driver in Detroit that has studied his whole life. And you can tell you where every bullet was retrieved on the field of Gettysburg. He's dedicated his whole life and he's a zealot on it. that's who you really get. When you want to move mountains, you get those people. And it's really smart of you.

How long has he been working on this, tracking it? For up to seven years now, where he's been looking into it. And then he's been getting all the research and information for a few years, I believe, because it's hard to get the exact numbers and everything. So he's done everything possible to get the numbers from the Capitol. And that's why we're able to prove.

And that's why nobody's been able to debunk anything inside the video because it's all true. There's a bunch of research and due diligence done beforehand. Nick, this is Ricky Glenn's favorite producer. I have a real title, but I like to go with that. One of the reasons why I love your work is because you show and not just tell the story. So in this video that's going to be releasing in the next 90 minutes, what are we going to see? Is it going to be more awkward confrontations? Are you probably going to get more death threats as a result of this? Yeah, you're going to see a bit of everything because we start going to these locations from the website at the state of Minnesota to where these transportation companies are and they're nowhere to be found. And then when we ask the Somalians, well, where are these companies at?

People start making all these crazy threads. They're coming after me saying that, saying all this sort of crazy stuff, I don't even want to say it on over air because it's just people just will have to watch it. but they're basically making like saying that if somebody were to get shot and killed, it'd be my fault because of what I've done. And I'm just telling them, I'm here to talk about fraud. Can you tell me where the transportation company is? And David makes a great point inside the video. And he says, once you piss off the fraudsters, they can't defend themselves so they deflect everything. And they make a race issue when it's not.

That's what I've been talking about this week with the governor and the main. and everybody else involved. These ICE protests, this is the most cynical thing I have ever seen, I think any politician ever do. They're threatening civil disorder and, I mean, Wals alluded to civil war. And it's all just to change the subject. So nobody's looking at them and saying, hey, when did you know all of this stuff was going on? It's really nasty. Yeah, it is very nasty.

And, I mean, for instance, Ilhan Omar, she hasn't said a word about the fraud, but she's out there telling people they need to go against ICE. And so they're just using this opportunity to try and deflect everything against the fraud to make you not think about it because they know they were caught red-handed. Tim Waltz, he dropped out of re-election because of it. I did a monologue earlier this week where I was, just making a list of all of the people that most likely had to have at least had an inkling, if not known.

And then they, I'm not saying they were a part of it, but they at least turned a blind eye. And the list is very long. I didn't even get to the Somali community. I just got to the people in state government and at the airport. I mean, there are hundreds of people that had to have known in the banking, TSA, and also in in state government. Yeah, I think people just got so used to happening to the point where they just felt like maybe if they did speak out against it, nothing would happen, or maybe it's not worth

losing my job. If I do speak out against the millions of dollars being funneled through the airport, I think a lot of people were scared because they'd be called an Islamophobic, white supremac, by their colleagues and lose their jobs. Nick, this is Ricky again. The last time we had you on, you said, said that you and the FBI were playing phone tag with each other. Did you hand over this, these new findings for the transportation fraud to the FBI? Or is anyone at the FBI or DOJ

reaching out to, to pursue an investigation into what you're finding? That's a good question. I know David, he did a briefing with Scott Bessett, the Secretary of Treasury, and he talked about it. And so I imagine that if they didn't take it serious, then they'll take it serious today. You know, you talk about Scott Peson, I'm glad to hear, I'm glad to hear that. I think one of the biggest culprits in this, because their fingerprints are always around stuff like this. Well, the banks, there's no way you take $700,000, I'm sorry, $700 million in cash,

cash that money, cash them into actual hard currency, and then put it on airplanes and send it to Somalia. The banks had to have known. Are you looking into that at all? Yeah, I actually spoke to a former TSA police officer. I think that's what you call it. And he told me all about it. And yeah, it's very real.

And all they have to do is get that money to a country like Dubai. And then they can then move that money over to wherever they want. I have a feeling when you're done in Minnesota, and you may never be done in Minnesota. But when you're done in Minnesota, you should stop by California. I can't imagine. Right? Yeah, it's bad there.

Are you getting tips from other states? Yeah, lots of people have reached out to me. And California is definitely like on the top of the list from everybody that I've spoken to just because just how bad it is there. And for instance, just like the price of gas is insane there. And then they're always complaining about taxes and all this and that. But a lot just the cost of living there is insane. Meanwhile, they're paying the most in taxes, and they don't feel like they're receiving anything from their taxes. Are you hearing massive fraud in California?

Oh, yeah. I think just like, for instance, just like that train they try to build, or from L.A. to Las Vegas or the homelessness, all the nonprofits. I mean, there's so much fraud that happens, though. I mean, I want to stand up for the train. You had to put two tracks. parallel with each other on a pretty flat surface for a few miles. And that hasn't been done since, well, the 1800s. I mean, we've been doing it since the 1800s,

but it's only a couple of hundred years old in technology. You wouldn't expect people in Silicon Valley or anybody in California understand that kind of new technology of laying rails. It's insane. Yeah, it's pretty unbelievable. I know. Nick, thanks so much. Thanks for everything you're doing.

I appreciate it. This is going to come out in about, what, 90 minutes? Yeah, hopefully in the next 90 minutes or so. And we'll find it at your YouTube channel? Yeah, YouTube and on X. Okay, good. Thank you very much. YouTube.com slash at Nick Shirley or on X, Nick Shirley.

I can't wait to see it. I can't imagine what is next. I mean, you know, you asked the question about death threats, and he kind of said it in a joking way. I, he needs to watch out for himself. I mean, these people are serious. You are dealing with billions of dollars. Billions of dollars.

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Jason? Do we have him? No? I can answer for you until he pops on. Have him come over into the studio if it's not working there. Yeah, it's about. Sharia law, what would the founders say? Not today's founders. Yeah. The actual original founders in the 1700s based on what we have in the data bank. They try to make, you know, we have tried

to make it so they don't give you a definitive answer because they're not the founder. You know, it's, it's a machine. It is AI. But it will present all of the sides. Did it, what did it say about Sharia law? It's funny because I had to make it a hypothetical again about what would happen, you know, if the country was moving towards Sharia courts, tribunal, stuff like that, what they would think about it. And it was kind of funny. He goes, well, you know, Jefferson actually had a copy of the Quran.

I was like, oh, wow. It's almost like I've heard that from you before. Yeah, yeah. So very interesting. He, you gave a pronoun to him. It. It's weird, isn't it? Yeah, it's very weird too because George A.I.

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imagining or writing the script for George A.I. These podcasts. No. And they're looking for the sources. And the sources are the original founding doc. Okay. Yeah. So we don't, we try really hard.

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I grew up there. It is beautiful. The trees are nice, you know? But you always know, you know, there's a problem when you live around some of the most beautiful mountains in the world. Seattle is surrounded by some of the most beautiful mountains in the world. and there's a problem when every six months, everybody in town is saying,

you can see the mountain today. Did you know that? You can see the mountain today? Wow, you can see the mountain today. Yes, because most days you can't see it because it's crap weather all the rest of the time. Anyway, he's always saying, oh, it's just so beautiful here. We can't move. But I'm like, they're going to trap you.

They're going to trap you and your wealth there. And, you know, everybody's like, no, they'll just do it to the billionaires. Uh-huh. Well, then after they're done with the billionaires, well, they just do it to the millionaires. Uh-huh. Do you know how income tax started? Do you know that income tax was never, this is Woodrow Wilson, never, ever going to go above 7% of an income. Never. And only on the top 5%. Never. What happened? They needed money in World War I. It lasted like a year. And then they didn't. just started all this progressive to progressive woodroles and progressive tax where everybody was paying taxes but don't worry we'll go back to that 7% only on the top 5% earners we'll do that uh you know after the war it never went back never went back but they're only going to do this on billionaires don't worry it'll never get to you it'll never get to you unless all the billionaires

move out of the state and then it'll get to the millionaires and then the millionaires will leave the state or you'll just destroy them and then they'll come to you because they got to have money to run all this corruption and everything else that they're doing so California is trying to pass this or did

pass it actually is it has not yet passed it's a valid initiative and Gavin Newsom is saying oh I'm not interested in this but if they do vote on it it'll be in November in November okay and so it'll start in it'll start January 1st, 27. Correct.

They're getting signatures now. Okay. Good. Good. Because I was going to say, if you know, it's a little late if you're a billionaire. It's a little late to get out. I would get out now because if this, if this passes, you're going to lose a one time. And always one time.

A one time tax of 5% on your net worth. Now, I don't know. I mean, what are you worth? Well, I'm not worth anything. I don't have anything. Well, do you have a house? Do you have a car? Do you have anything?

Anything. Because that's what your net worth is. Okay. So imagine you're, let's say you're a billionaire. Okay. Do billionaires just have all of their money sitting in a bank? No, they have it invested in different things. So you're going to charge them five,

Which means, let's say, let's say you're Elon Musk, you got a lot of money, but where is that money? That money is mainly in stocks for his own company. So he'll have to sell 5% of his stocks. Then take that money and give it to the government. Okay. What do you think happens if he's taking 5% of his money out of the company and having to give it to the government? Now, He's doing that because that's his net worth. But if his net worth ever goes down, they don't give him that 5% back. This is the biggest most communist kind of starting point you can possibly imagine. And it's honestly, it happens in every civilization that stops asking, how do we make things? How do we grow things? You'll notice Elon Musk's not talking about taxes.

He's talking about cutting spending. but he's not talking about taxes because he knows I make money by making things. If I make something and I make it better than everybody else, I'm going to make lots of money. That's what capitalism is. And real true capitalism is the most, is the best charity because all I have to do is serve you. If I'm thinking all the time, how do I make your life easier? How do I come up with something that you need, you want? Do you think they didn't even have to advertise on television the fat shot?

Everybody who's wanted a fat shot or a fat pill since they were born. Someday they're going to come up with a fat pill. So you take it and your fat just goes away. Well, they came up with it. Notice they didn't have to advertise because everybody saw their friends losing weight. They're like, what are you doing? Oh, there's this great fat shot. What?

Can I have that? They couldn't keep it in. stock. That's capitalism making something that everybody wants that will make their life easier or better in some way, shape, or form. That's capitalism. That's why Elon Musk, that's what he does. He's making stuff that make everybody go, holy cow, you did what? And it just gets better and better and better. But at some point, a civilization stops asking how to grow and it starts asking, how do I take that from him? How do I get that? Because I don't want to work for it. And the moment's always disguised as compassion. Yeah, but we have to take care of people who aren't

like him because he's a billionaire. He's got a lot of money. And it always, it always arrives wrapped in moral language and it always ends exactly the same way. Justice. Some kind of justice. We just need a little more. And these people can afford it. But history tells us something. every time that happens, this is uncomfortable. When a society begins taxing what already exists instead of what is being created, it's no longer building an economy. It's dismantling one. You know, you take that fat drug.

You can only take it for so long because what does it do? It starts eating good stuff. It starts eating muscle. And you can't lose the muscle. That's the good stuff. You want to get rid of the fat, not the muscle, right? That's what this is. When you start taxing things on not creation, but what already exists and what people have,

you're eating into the muscles. You're no longer thinking that I need to, I need even exercise or I need muscle. It's always going to be this way. Think of an orchard. A healthy society plants and or, plants trees, plants an orchard. They protect the soil. They wait for it to fruit. They take care of it.

a failing society cuts down the trees because they're angry at the people who planted them in the first place. You're like, wait, what? The harvest feels good at first, you know, one season, and then the orchard is gone.

And that's what wealth tax is, not income, not profit, stored value, the roots, the seed corn, and once you do it once, it's gone. This is going to be a one time 5%. Really? what are you going to do next year?

You're going to get addicted to that money. You need that money. We need it even more than we did last year. What are you going to do then? You're only going to do it once. Wow, that doesn't even sound like a good plan. History is merciless on this point. Every time governments have decided that wealth itself is immoral,

capital has done the only rational thing that it can do. And that is, okay, well, I'll leave. I mean, California. You think you've seen an exodus yet? You haven't seen anything. Wait until you start going after the billionaires that have been paying for a lot of your taxes. The ones who have been voting you in. Don't get me wrong.

I want those billionaires to stay in California. I want them in California. I don't want them in Texas because they haven't learned a damn thing. They were fine voting you in. They were fine using their wealth to get you in office so they could get what they need. now they don't like it, but they haven't learned their lesson. They're just like, well, they're going to take it away from me. I'll go and spread my socialist poison elsewhere until they don't get it and then I'll move someplace else.

Oh, yes, this is crap. But this is what happens. This is what happens. It leaves and it's quiet at first, but then it's all at once. And not because the wealth is greedy, but because what did you do? Honestly, who are you? the governments are greedy and France learned this the hard way

France did this years ago and they were like yeah we're gonna we're going to the tax of the people who make too much money and all those people like they just they got on the next ship and they were gone and also the tax race less than projected wait a minute what

yeah yeah because people left growth slowed unemployment rose eventually the government said oh even French I mean we've got to surrender to something, huh? They surrendered that thing. And Venezuela, Venezuela did not start with fairness. I mean, start with communism. It didn't start with all of this. They started with fairness. The Soviet Union didn't begin with breadlines. It started with resentment.

Notice fairness and resentment, they seem to go hand in hand right before the fall of something really, really good. What is the left sowing the seeds of fairness and resentment? and every socialist system that starts with, we know it's just going to take a little from those who have too much. It always ends in disaster. Same way. Same, same way. You run out of people's money because rich people go away and the middle class collapses.

And wealth taxes don't stay targeted. You know, they never do, ever. Once the principle is established that the state owns what you already have earned, the definition of wealthy can be slid down anywhere. First billionaires, millionaires, then homeowners. Who is it? I mean, look at what Mom Dani is saying in New York. Oh, you know what?

You're going to have a different relationship if you're white. You know, even some very rich black people, you're going to have a different relationship with private property. What? What are you talking about? Are we in Cuba? You know, got to take the people who have homes because there are a lot of people who don't have homes. Oh, the retirees, they got a lot of savings.

They got a lot of savings. Anybody who plans ahead. They planned ahead. They got a lot. It's why wealth tax is nothing but rage bait. It is politically intoxicating because they promise consequences without the cost. You're not going to pay a cost for it. They're going to pay.

I'm pissed at them. Look at what they've done. Yeah, look out because pretty soon you'll be them. And, you know, politicians say, you don't, there's no punishment here. Somebody else is going to absorb all the pain. And the pain always arrives. And it shows up as fewer jobs and as businesses that don't start and innovation that happens someplace else. A tax base that shrinks while obligations are growing and growing and growing.

As public service deteriorates, even as the taxes rise. California already has the highest state income tax in the nation and they still need more. How much more do you need California? It's already bleeding population. It hemorrhaging. It's hemorrhaging. businesses and a wealth, wealth tax, that's going to fix that.

Are you kidding me? That's gasoline on that fire. And here's the dangerous lie at the center of all of it, that wealth is static, wealth is hoarded. It just sits there. It doesn't. Wealth is future activity frozen in time. Factories that are not yet built, salaries not yet paid,

technologies not yet invented. Well, they got it all in stocks. What do you think, what do you think those stocks are doing? Why do we sell stocks in the first place? We sell stocks in the first place because the way it's supposed to work is people believe in that company. They believe they're going to make something great. They believe they're going to do something that really serves people.

And so the capitalist dream will actually happen. And I want to help them expand. I want to help them build the next factory. I want to help them hire new people. That's what stocks are supposed to do. And when you tax all of it away, you're not punishing the past. You're sabotaging your future. This is why socialism, I said this a long time ago.

First, you have to sell it, then you have to shove, and then you have to shoot. It always collapses into coercion. Because once voluntary participation disappears, force becomes the only remaining tool. You shame, you tax, you regulate, you restrict movement, and then you criminalize resistance. Shame, shove, shoot. You know, it's what I happen. California, you're at that fork in a road right now. One path admits hard truth.

You cannot spend more than you produce. You cannot punish people for funding your system. You can't vote yourself prosperity. And the other path is familiar. It's popular. It's very loud. It's also catastrophic, but it's probably the one you're going to choose. History is not whispering here to you.

It's shouting. Don't do it. You can redistribute wealth for a while. You can blame the rich, for a while, but you can't repeal mathematics and economic reality. And once the orchard is gone, no amount of rage is going to bring the trees back. Good luck with that, California. Back in a minute.

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but how much should I be feeling sorry for these 200 billionaires that live in California right now? Because they've been doing business with progressives in California for decades. I don't feel sorry for them at all. I don't want them in my state. I want them to stay in California. I want to stay in California. They're not going to. They're going to move.

But I want you to stay in California. I want you to give up 5%. You're the ones who have been preaching and backing people up who are saying it's a patriotic duty. You're not even going to feel it. you know, they go after millionaires. You know who millionaires are people who are just starting to make it? And I mean, you know, you have a million dollars in assets, and that includes your company and everything else.

You're just starting. You're just starting to make it. You come in and you pound those millionaires. Those are the people, generally speaking. And I'm not talking about the Monopoly Man millionaire that everybody always thinks of when you think of a millionaire. I'm thinking about a guy who lives in your town and might own the lumberyard, whose his whole net worth is a million dollars.

He's a millionaire. Is he? Or is he creating jobs? And they go in and they tax them while they never tax the billionaires. They never go after these guys. Never. Because they have all the attorneys. And they're the ones throwing the big parties that everybody is going to,

you know what, I'm going to donate to your election. You know, just remember me, you know, when it gets to tax time. And so they get all these special favors. I have no sympathy. for these billionaires. None. Especially if you're not moving out now. And you're not moving out going,

I was wrong. I was wrong. I supported these people. I didn't see how pernicious this really was. I bought into the compassion thing. But I don't even think they bought into the compassion thing. I bet you most of them did it for their own money. They cared about their own money and their own business.

And they still only care about their own money in their own business. And, you know, so I have none. I have no compassion for him. I just know you can't eat them. Can you forecast what California looks like in five years if there's this mass exodus of billionaires? I think next year, California looks like Minnesota with real troubles on the street and real troubles within.

I think you're going to find massive fraud there. And then if you pass this, you're going to start hemorrhaging people with money and that whole thing is just going to collapse. Because look how much money, I can guarantee you, they are going to make Minnesota look like rookies when it comes to fraud and mismanagement of funds. It's going to happen. I mean, look how much more money is there.

They are just going to make it look like they're rookies in Minnesota. And when that thing starts to fall apart, look out. Get out of California. Don't move around me unless you really get it. otherwise, go find some of it. New York's nice. All right, let me tell you about relief factory. A relief factor.

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Capital Controls. Watch it now, only at glenbeck.com. I have, my whole team is in town today. We have people all over the country and everybody's come in because we have a big, I have a big announcement to make to the staff today that I'm really excited about. Something that I have wanted to do since I first thought, I'm going to do talk radio. We have a bingo card for what we think you're going to announce. Am I allowed to share any of that? No. Okay. No.

Nobody's getting robots. That's one of the guesses. I think he's getting us a robot. No, I'm not getting you anything. What are you selfish? Anyway, so they're all in town. And Nick Daly, who has been, we've been together for 2000. 25 years.

26. And Nick does all of our production, any of the beds you hear, any of the music that you hear. He and Sam Cardin, who is the guy who composes all of our music, they record it all and everything else. And it's just great. But I asked him to do something on the American story. And this is a, this is based on a book by David and Tim Barton. And Nathan Nipper, who is a writer for me, he spent months adapting this and writing it. And then I did the narration for it.

And then you took it and you had it forever. I mean, this is hard. Yeah, it was like six months of work probably for 10 episodes. 10 episodes, yeah. Hope it's worth it. But anyway, I heard, I mean, you've always, I've always said you are the best in the business. I mean that. I mean, you know,

Skywalker sound doesn't have anything on you. And when I had this come back to me, you can, and Ricky said this to me today, when you're telling the story about George Washington, or I'm telling a story about George Washington, and he's in the battle, you can hear the bullets whizz by,

especially if you're listening in your car, it's like the bullets are whizzing by your head. How did you do that? Is that just stereo? Is that? Yeah, most of it's stereo, but for the stuff passing by you is binaural audio. So it's kind of a spatial adaptation of stereo that kind of fakes surround sound and headphones. It's amazing. Yeah.

It's really amazing because you do feel it. I mean, you feel like you're in battle. It's amazing. And we wanted it to be really immersive so you could feel what the angst that these people are going through in these battles. I mean, it's hair raising to have a bullet fly past you, let alone a hundred of them. Yeah. Were you amazed by the story? I was, yeah.

Yeah, some of the stories are like, wait, what happened? Just the fact that George Washington made it. through that battlefield all the way, you know, with all these bullets flying past him and bullets going through his coat. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. It's still never got taken out. Yeah.

It's called the American story. How many tracks did, what is, what is like something normally you would do for us? It really depends on the context, but maybe, you know, maybe 100 tracks normally, but there were, there was one or two episodes that probably approached 400, 400 tracks. 400 tracks. Well, you're fabulous. It's really, really good. We do have one clip. clip from the Battle of Trenton.

Yeah, here's a Battle of Trenton from The American Story can be found now. It's free at glenbeck.com. Listen. It's after 8 a.m. when Washington's troops finally swarm into Trenton. There's no turning back now. The Hessian troops stumble from their barracks into heavy musket and cannon fire. In the frenzy charge, an 18-year-old Virginia takes a musket ball through the shoulder that severs an artery. He collapses.

He's bleeding out in the snow. A civilian doctor named John Riker, as in Riker's Island, rushes into the fray. Riker's not in the army. He just shown up to offer his assistance when he heard the battle erupt. Spotting the fallen officer, he tears open the man's uniform and clamps the artery with his bare fingers.

It works. Dr. Riker saves the young lieutenant's life. A young man named, James Monroe, who is going to go on to serve as the nation's fifth president. It's incredible. And you're just hearing this in mono. We're making it in mono for radio audio. You listen to it online at glenbeck.com, and it is so immersive.

It is really great. It's really hard to find sounds that don't have ventilation hum or, you know, when you talk about these historical things. Yeah. It's like, let me find a room tone or a, you know, a city ambience that doesn't have cars in the back. around or doesn't have planes. This is the kind of stuff he thinks about all day long. It's like, where do I find the ambient noise that doesn't have a car in the background?

You're the audio nerd we need. You are. You're fabulous. Thank you very much. Thank you. I appreciate it. There is also something else. Oh, before you leave, the George A.I.

And the Glenn A.I. George A.I. Today is on Sharia law. And I don't know what Glenn A.I is on. Do you know? Jason didn't tell me. He's fired, right? Yeah, of course he is.

But can you talk about that? Because I remember doing something. We should find this from 2017. I tried to recreate my voice using AI. And you could hear kind of the beginnings of the tones that I would use. But it was so clearly just, it was garbled. It was awful. And they said that audio is actually harder than video for some reason.

I don't know if that's true, but that's what we heard at the time. and and it has moved so fast. We were on the phone, was it over Christmas? And we were trying to get my voice right. Right. Yeah. And I have to tell you, I listened to it last night and it's a little spooky. I mean, it, it's, I mean, it's exact, except it doesn't make any mistakes.

It's exact. And it's like you have to retrain it constantly because as the algorithm is evolving or as the, the, the, the voice model is evolving. Sometimes they'll make a code change and all of a sudden you sound like one of the generic voices for, for a few seconds at the beginning. So then I'll have to go back and retrain the, retrain the model. Because in the middle of one of the George AIs this week, all of a sudden you heard George just,

he like changed. It was like going through puberty for a second. Yeah. And then it came back. And that was. And that's just like a glitch in their model that is really hard to predict. And that's 11 labs. Yeah.

Are they the only ones that make voices like this? Are they just the best? Like I've heard some other ones and it's like you can really tell that they're AI or they sound stilted. Yeah. And 11 has the best emotional context. It's incredible. It's incredible.

It's not quite there entirely yet. But it's enough to fool somebody into thinking that this is the real person. And the one thing we want to make sure, that's why I call it Glenn AI is we never want you to think that that is me. Although it is based on 30 years of everything I've ever recorded, ever written. My entire catalog, which is, we went through this the other day. What was it like 40 or 400? Some crazy thing like 400 Bibles. I mean, it's just an enormous library.

And so it takes everything that I know. It can't pull from anything outside, only the information and it has to memorize everything I've ever said. And so when it says, talk to me about, you know, whatever, talk to me about AI. It will talk to you as it understands. me and my performance is clearly not me, but it can only take my ideas and rework them,

um, uh, in the fashion of, of, of, of, of AI. And we're,

we're, we're seeing a split in the audience. Some people say, I can never, I can never, I can never listen to it. I don't ever want to listen to it. I don't want anything AI.

That's fine. And I understand that. I do. I've been the guy on the, on the radio since, well, it's not even the 20s. It was in 1990.

six or seven that started warning about AI and told you what was coming and said it was going to happen around 2030 and here it all is we are we're going to release our AI ethics here in the next few days so you understand my ethics on AI so you know exactly how I feel about it it is the most dangerous thing man has ever invented it is also the greatest thing man has ever invented it just depends. Do you understand it's a tool? And I really, this really was brought home to me. I was with a friend who's a surgeon and, uh, he was working, um, on, uh, a robot, if you will. And it's called the Da Vinci seven, I think. And it is this amazing surgical tool that can do things that you just can't do, but it is all run by the surgeon. It is still his hands.

off to the side of the room running this robot, but it can get into places. And the difference that it can make in people's lives and surgery is remarkable. But he's not the tool. That's the tool. He's the one making all the decisions and everything else. And if you decide to check out and don't do anything AI, I fear you're going to regret it.

If you don't understand that AI is a tool and you are its master, you are going to live to regret that even more. But I remember when Apple 2C came out, the Apple 2C, remember that old computer? And I like to write things out on longhand. And I got an Apple 2 and I'm like typing all this stuff in. And I'm like, I hate this. I'm never going to. I just like it in paper. And I never learned to use a computer up until the 2000s because I didn't want it.

like paper. I have a hard time with computers. Nothing is intuitive to me because all of that time was wasted. And I can't do that. The same is going to be true with AI. It is going to be a part of your life. You should master it now before it tries to master you. You should master it now because I don't care what you do. It's going to play a role in your life. Master it. You. You use it as the tool so you're not, so you in the end have a choice. I'm either going to use it or I'm not. I'm going to use it that way or I won't. But at least you'll have that door open to where you can use it in ethical ways.

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Stay informed, citizens. At glenbeck.com. Jason Butrell, who is, uh, Jason Buttrill is the guy who is our headwriter. He is also our military analyst and he is now the host of the insider, which happens during this show. When we go into commercial breaks, he takes over and kind of sweeps up with all of the information that I have missed. Have I, is there anything that we talked about earlier that I haven't hit yet that I was supposed to hit?

I really wanted you to hit Havana Syndrome today because we looked at it for so long. That's an insane story. Yeah. We had, in fact, that was in our prep for the longest time. You put like a special tab in your prep for the show and it was just under Havana syndrome. So we were tracking those stories. That's right. If you remember, Havana syndrome was done to buy the Cubans, we think, to American citizens and especially those who are working in the embassy in Cuba.

And they would all report ringing in their ears and trouble thinking. Brain damage eventually. And we denied it for a while. First we said there's something going on and then we denied it. And now they're saying that somehow or another, we have this technology? This is our technology now. So yesterday, a crazy CNN report saying that they have sources that say that we did an undercover like sting operation. And this was done by the Department of Homeland Security.

And they obtained and bought. And I think they said it was an eight figure purchase for this device. But they're saying that the device, which... Can I ask you something? We lowered our standards so far. When did we just stop getting Mission Impossible to go in and steal the damn thing? Why are we paying somebody eight figures? I mean, assuming that they're enemies.

Yeah. We can steal Maduro, but we can't steal this device. That's really, that's screwed up. Come on, America. I'm so jazz. I think one of the craziest things about this is we have sonic weapons, things that can do similar things that was described, but they're large. So they're very, very big.

This apparently can fit. It's so small, it's been miniaturized to where it can be put into a backpack if this report is accurate. And you have to, you just turn it on and then everybody around there has it, or do you have to point it at people? It's got to be directional. Because some people, some of the diplomats that were getting hit with this said that they were in their hotel room and then all of a sudden they were getting hit with this, but nobody around them was. So it's got to be very, very precise and directional. Is this the technology that they were talking about? They may have used on Maduro's guards. I love that you brought this up. I think that was something even different. Personally,

I think it was something different. And I think it's a capability that we have on a larger scale. And I remember like Peter Ducey, remember he had that on Fox. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. It was a like a heat ray. Yeah, well, I think it's even different from what he's describing because whatever did this, it knocked out radars. It knocked out the ability for them to use man pads to shoot down our helicopters. It did, I think it was a blanket thing that did all of that plus affected the soldiers on the ground. So that's terrifying where we're going as far as the future warfare. Imagine what war is going. This is like, you know what this is? This is 1915. before the war came and nobody knew what chemical weapons and tanks and everything else and war completely changed overnight.

I have a feeling I don't not want to go to war. Please tell me that you're comfortable with Donald Trump what he said, you know, we're going to get him in Iran. Please tell me you. I think he's just. Well, I think he's been, okay, well, I don't know how to make you feel better about this, but I think that he's been backed into a corner on this. I really do. I think he has to do something and that will come eventually. but as long as it's not boots on the ground

and they're very sure that what they target will actually draw attention away from the protesters, that's the key. How do they target the actual regime and IRGC and actually have it mean something and put pressure off the protesters? He said help was on the way. What does that mean?

Yeah. Killing the mullahs would be helpful. I think that's a really bad idea. But if I'm in the... room, I at least say it. Is anybody talked about just killing the bad guys? I mean, I know we know where they are.

Anybody have an Israeli beeper on them that we can take over? There's two parts of this relationship within Iran. One is the IRGC and the Mullahs. The other is the Army. Target the IRC and the Mullahs and empower the Army. Yes. All right. Hey, we'll see you tomorrow. Thanks for listening. You missed any of the show to go to glenbeck.com.

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