The Glenn Beck Program - CO Shooter’s Gender Reveal BREAKS MSM Hearts | 11/23/22 | The Glenn Beck Program

Episode Date: November 23, 2022

As Pat and Stu fill in for Glenn, more details are revealed about the Colorado Springs shooting, which, unfortunately for the corporate media, doesn’t fit their narrative. The guys go through all the different gender identities in the GIFT program. A list of potential presidential candidates for the GOP shows some surprising results, although the top two candidates should sound very familiar. Ice Cube recently revealed that he lost an entire movie role due to simply not complying with getting vaccinated. Pat, Stu, and Jeffy discuss how the major Democratic figures are currently faring in office, especially after Dianne Feinstein's questionable moment with a reporter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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This is the Glenn Back program. With Pat and Stu. This is fascinating because the narrative of the shooting at the gay club in Colorado Springs just might have to change just a little bit. because of new information that has come to light. Tell you that and much more coming up in 60 seconds. Okay, who knows? Maybe you might be the one. You might get away with rolling the dice for a while after your car warranty goes out.

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QIA 2 plus. IA 2 plus. Yes. All of that. All 97 genders. Yes. Right. And so that's why he went in and killed those people.

And according to his lawyer, he is actually non-binary. His pronouns are they them? So I didn't mean to say he is. I meant to say they is. non-binary. They is non-binary? It's not even they are non-binary. Well, no, because you're speaking about a singular they.

So you're very focused on the correct grammar for is or are. Right. But not necessarily the other he or they. No. Right. Right. Okay. So they is.

They is. Non-binary. Non-binary. Just like Demi Lovato, the singer who came out as non-binary a couple years ago. And I think actually did convert back to a girl. Yeah. I think she dropped that. She did drop that.

So I apologize for misgendering. I'm sorry. I think they dropped that. No, I think she is a she now. Okay. So I apologize to her for calling her a they. But I apologize to the murderer for calling they a he. Yeah, wrong.

Because that's wrong to do. You don't want to misgender a murderer. Well, it's the worst thing you can do in the world. It's worse than murder. Yes. Misgendering is worse than murder. Yes. And we all should know that.

And that was. shocked to see so many mainstream news sources misgender this person over and over again. Now, I saw a clip on CNN where they were saying, oh, well, you know, he, it sounds like he's just trying to get out of a hate crime. Yeah. Really? Is that what he's doing? We actually have that.

Oh, we do? Let's get, because I'm, we should, we should really analyze this one because it's an interesting addition to our conversation. Apparently, now you are able to question. Apparently. Someone's gender identity. Check this out. So attorneys for the accused shooter, Anderson Lee Aldrich,

say in new court filings tonight that the suspect now identifies as non-binary. In a footnote to a motion asserting legal privileges, the public defenders say, quote, Anderson Aldrich is non-binary. They use they-them pronouns, and for the purposes of all formal filings will be addressed as Mix Aldrich. So in other words, not Mr. or Mr. or Meech. is joining me now. She's really skeptical if she's saying that. Also back with me, Al Frank

and Joe Walker. I don't know what to say about that. I mean, that's not anything that we had heard from his background. You know, people have been looking into his background. And I don't know if anybody here, are you guys lawyers? I mean, you know, I don't know if I don't know what to say about that. I mean, that's what he's now saying. It sounds like they're trying to prepare a defense against a hate crime charge. That's the least of his problems, legally speaking. But it looks like they're trying to build some kind of sympathy or at least confusion on the question of whether or not is purely motivated by him. I mean, that is what it sounds like.

We'll wait to see. Wow. Wow. No, you're not waiting to see. No, you're not. You're calling him a liar. I'm sorry, you're calling them a liar. What you're going to do is accept his gender identity.

That's what you're going to do. Yeah. And if you don't do it, you will have no livelihood. Your job is going to go away. You will never work in this field again. If you continue to misgender this person, I want an apology. I want some A retraction. A retraction.

I want some sort of public flogging in the sense in that, you know, I want them embarrassed publicly. I want apologies. I want penance paid. I want it all to be done because you're not allowed

to do that. If someone says they are they them, that's all the evidence you need. They said it. Therefore, you respect it. That's how this works. Sure does. Has this changed?

Normally, normally that's, in fact, in every other case I've ever seen, that's how it works. That's how it's supposed to work. Now, because they were so counting on this person being a Trump supporting hater, it doesn't fit their narrative. And so they're a little reluctant to go with it now. That's fascinating. Isn't that fascinating? Now, might I, Pat, here, say something that's...

consistent with how we would talk about these issues. This is consistent for us. To be clear, it's not consistent for them. They are not allowed to engage in what I'm about to engage in. It is certainly possible that this person is lying. It is certainly possible that this murderer should not be trusted about his gender identity. Maybe he does hate LGBTQIA2 plus people and is trying to make some sort of point and is trying to. to muddy the waters and prepare a hate crime defense or whatever they're accusing him of of CNN. Certainly consistent for us to bring up that possibility, just not consistent for them to bring it up. Right. You mean them now in the plural. Right. That's a, yes. Okay. Sorry. I'm sorry. I had to, you know, because here's the thing, the English, the English language has words that mean things.

So it is hard at times to communicate this way because they've just changed. Yeah, they've changed the way all these, you know, these words operate. But again, like, they can't, they can't question. There's never an opportunity to say a person. It's funny because the only time you can question someone's gender identity is when it serves you politically. Here, they want to make this person out to be a MAGA Trump supporter. And who know? We honestly, we may find out that he is.

We may. What we said from the beginning here, Pat, was that we should wait for the facts. We don't need to jump to conclusions because it doesn't benefit anybody to do so. We may find out something about this, but I will say it was really, really weird that for several days, we heard nothing about who this guy was.

And we saw no evidence of the MAGA supporting stuff that they were saying. Yeah. We saw no social media posting. We saw none of that stuff. The only thing we saw was, the only thing we heard was this incident from last year where he was apparently trying to kill his mom or was threatening to kill his mom with a

bomb. That's the only piece of evidence we got for multiple days. As this entire narrative was rolled out, as people as journalists were going on television and crying and sobbing about how they didn't do enough to stop the LGBTQ hatred from the MAGA supporters, we should have done more. After all that had settled in and then people start traveling for the holidays, oh yeah, he's they, them. or they are they them

they is they them they is they them yes I just hope in the future you'd be more cognizant of the I apologize and end them submit to my public vlogging okay all right

that's because that's the only thing you're allowed to do so not only has that come out but now we're finding out other things about his dad which are pretty interesting as well his his dad I'm sorry their dad Wow, I need to take my own advice and be more cognizant.

Did you submit to your public flogging? Yes. Okay, thank you. Their dad has been in a number of TV shows like intervention and divorce court. His name is Aaron Franklin Brink. He's 51 years old. He's a big mixed martial arts guy. I think he's an eighth degree black belt.

In 1998, about a year and a half before. his offspring was born he was enjoying an MMA career and fighting in the MMA he had 21 wins 18 he was 21 and 18

during his time with the UFC World Extreme cage fighting MMA junkie he was in all those leagues then he divorced his wife, the mother of the offspring, and took up porn at age 27,

under the name Dick Delaware, which is very catchy. I think you want to pick a bigger state if he had a porn name. You want to go to a small state. It's just not a good idea for a porn name, right? You want to go Texas, Dick, Texas, right? Dick Alaska. Yeah, it would make more sense, I guess.

You want to go Dick Rhode Island. No. You don't want Dick Delaware? For the alliteration, I guess. Could have been Dick Denver, though. You know, Denver's a bigger place. You don't want to go with like, hey, what's the smallest thing we can think of? It just seems like a weird design.

No wonder this didn't work out so well. Right. With the porn career. Sad. So really comes from quite a colorful family. Yes. And has had an interesting life. Yeah, and it doesn't, I mean, certainly, I wouldn't say the porn actor father is the profile of the typical MAGA, you know, community member.

No. Not typically. No, not the stereotypical. Not the way it goes. I'm interested, too, because, you know, there was another terrible shooting last night at Walmart and six people were killed. In this particular shooting, this is in Virginia, the person who committed the murders, was an employee or a former employee. I think this is a disgruntled employee.

Yeah, disgruntled employee of some sort. And went and did this. And, you know, that's much more typical of what you see in mass shootings. It's usually someone. Right. It's usually, usually not a situation where, you know, X, Y, or Z hates a group and goes and kills members, random members of that group. Now, of course, that does occur.

We also see the typical, the type of shooting that a shooter goes and kills people randomly, you know, like the vagus shooting, right? We never even came up with a motive for that. Right. And then there's the type where it's very personal. The person's angry at their employer, angry at some group that they feel has shunned them in some way or hurt them in some way and they go back and kill people. That's the much more common way than the political way. Now, if this person really is a they, them, a non-binary person who thinks of themselves that way, maybe even in the closet, maybe he wasn't necessarily out talking about it all the time, but had either these feelings or was doing something online or whatever, maybe had a relationship with someone in this building, maybe had a bad experience at this building, right, where they were shunned by someone there. And that would be much more typical than what you normally see in these shootings. We don't know if that's true. I'm not trying to paint the narrative like the media has done. I'm not trying to to say this is definitely true, but it is much more common that that's the cause of these

things. It's usually some interpersonal relationship of some sort. So it would make sense that this person is a they, them, and considers themselves non-binary, even though, you know, it's not really a thing. We can use these words. They don't necessarily have to mean anything. but it's possible that you know this guy goes in there and shoots a bunch of people because he has some connection to that place or feels some connection to that place.

We don't know yet and that's why it's important not to make an entire narrative out of the lack of facts. You don't usually craft a normal correct narrative when you don't know anything about the story and the fact that the media is out there doing this

shows you what their agenda is. They want to use this. They do not care about any of the people affected by this. It's the most important thing you can understand about a story like this. The people in the media that have

their tears bubble up do not care about the incident. They are using this for a hundred different other reasons and it's sad because, you know, I do. You know, I don't like drag queen

shows particularly for children. Honestly, And this is an important point here. Everyone's like, oh, well, they kept vilifying these drag queens. And then they went and they killed a bunch of drag queens. That's obviously a MAGA thing. First of all, obviously, we've covered that's not necessarily the case. But secondarily, I know of no one, no one on the conservative side at all who's criticizing drag shows for adults. Yeah.

Like that's not part of this at all. Never did we bring up drag queens. Right. For a club that is 18 or 21 and older? Yeah, fine. whatever. You can do whatever you want. Yes.

Yes. You know, when the drag queen discussion began was when the drag queens were showing up with four and three and four year olds in libraries. Right. That's why. The drag queen reading hour. Story hour. Right.

It was drag queen story hour because it was designated for children. Yeah. Reading children's books. Yeah. That was the issue. It was never about a bunch of adults gathering in a club. Then it went from that to bringing kids to watch them perform. Yeah.

Right. Asinine. It has nothing to do with that. And I will say, like, reading some of the stories here, you know, we should get into this in a second because some of the stories from inside the club are incredible. Yeah. I mean, there are legitimately heroic activity going on inside this club. And it's really, it was fascinating to go through it. We'll get into that coming up.

Pat and Stu for Glenn on the Glenn Beck Programme, 727 BECK. Talking about the shooting in Colorado Springs the other day, which is so tragic and so awful. And, you know, it makes it worse. The fact that the left went off immediately trying to write their own narrative on this story. When they didn't know any of the facts. And that's one of the things Allison Camerato mentions is that, well, we never heard this fact before. Right, we haven't heard any facts yet. Almost nothing about this. One of the only things we know is they identify, is they, them. Yeah. We didn't know anything about, I still don't know anything about the person, whether or not they're a Trump supporter.

I haven't heard word going on about that. Not even a specific accusation about it. Yeah. Like not even like a piece of evidence that you could take that way. It's just been just a hint at it. Make me people believe it by default. Yes. That's right. Just because it was a hate crime, supposedly.

And, you know, I don't know what shooting isn't a hate crime or at least a mental health crime. It's funny though. The only thing you would say, the only kind of type of crime like this that you'd say is not a hate crime, potentially would be a crime of passion, which would theoretically, could theoretically be a love, quote unquote, a love crime, right? Right. Which is absolutely as much in play right now as the alternative. It could absolutely, it's just as likely.

Could be. That this, it's that type of crime than the opposite. And if this person is non-binary, maybe even more possible. Yeah, right. Why would he, you know, going to this particular club? You know, it's really fascinating. Maybe we come back on the other side and get into the people who were in the club, who actually kind of overtook the shooter.

Yeah, because there were amazing things that happened in that club. Yeah. To prevent the loss, the further loss of life. Heroic stories. Yeah. You know, it is, it's tough to deal with this. I mean, obviously, like, this one in particular, they're going, the gun argument on the left is actually often a fallback argument,

which is interesting. If this, let's say, for example, this goes away from their narrative. It's not a MAGA person. It's a they, them person who had an, I mean, the same thing happened at the Pulse nightclub shooting, where everyone thought it was, you know, a hate attack. And then it wound up not being a hate attack. It was a totally different story. And then they, after, if that falls away, their lead argument, hey, this is the rights fault.

Then they fall back to guns. Right. The fallback argument is it's the Second Amendment. It's the gun's fault. that's always there. And they still have that going for them. And they still have that going on. They can always say that. And look, you know, these shootings are legitimately terrible. And every time we have to cover one, you feel the same way. I was like, I, oh, not another one of these. I mean, it is terrible. It is. And we do have obviously a gun violence problem in this country. However, the way you solve that problem is not by taking away people's guns who are not committing crimes with them. It's just not a set. There's no logic to that. None. It does not make any sense. Yeah.

Let's make it harder for people who don't commit crimes to get guns. That's not a good argument. I don't know if people realize that. I think they think it's a good argument. But it's not a good argument. We will share with you some of the heroes from the other night. Coming up next on the Glenn Beck program with Pat and Stu. It's Pat and Stu for Glenn Beck program.

Joined by Jeffie as well for some reason. We're trying to ascertain why. No one knows. Nobody knows. No one can be sure. I walked down the hallway. The door was open. I came in.

How you doing? We're good. Pretty much the truth, unfortunately. Welcome, Jeffie. Jeffie, of course, host of Chew and the Fat. We've got to get a lock on that door. That would be great. You know what I mean?

He picks. That's a fire. We can't have that. We were telling you about what went on inside the game. nightclub the other night. What is? Club Q? I think it is.

Club Q. Yes. In Colorado Springs. There were some amazing, uh, some amazing heroic activities that happened that saved a lot of lives, no doubt. Yeah. And one of the things that's really fortunate about the story was there happened to be a former

military member inside the club who I don't think, it seemed like maybe one, a member of his family. His son. It was his son who was, I guess, participating in the clubs, but he was just there just just hanging out with the son. Wow. at least reporting was he was not necessarily an LGBTQIA2 plus community member, but what just happened to be there with his son and was to hang out.

Is the son one of the drag queens? I think so. I don't know. I'm not 100% sure on that. But this is him talking about it, right? Here he is. It may not even have been a window left. But I saw a lot of people and this guy was there and I saw the ACU pattern flag vets.

And for me, that was like, there's a handle. I'm getting it. So I ran across the room, grabbed the handle, pulled him down, and then started to, well, actually, I think I went for his gun with him. His rifle flew in front of him. And the young man that tried to jump in there with me, we both either pulled him down or whatever, but he ended up at his head and right next to the AR. And then with the AR, I told him, push the AR, get the air away from him. The kid pushed the AR. I don't know what his name was.

And then I proceeded to take his other weapon, the pistol, and then just start hitting him at where I could, but the armor's in the way. And I just started, I found a crease in between his armor and his head, and I just started wailing away with his gun. And then I told the kid in front of me, kick him, keep kicking him. And I was guided him.

I was telling people, call 911, call 911. I brought him down. I was in mode. I was doing what I did. I do down range, you know. I trained for this. I don't want to ever do this. I didn't even retire because I was just,

I was done doing this stuff. It was too much. And I, you know, it came in handy. And I got to protect my kid. I lost my kid's boyfriend. I tried. I tried to have everybody in there. I still feel bad that there's five people.

There's five people that didn't go home. And this guy, I told him why I was eating. I said, I'm going to kill you, man, because you try to kill my friends. My family was in there. My little girl was in there with her. We are so sorry for the loss that you and your family have gone through. Wow. It really is incredible.

He said he was worried he was going to kill him. And I was like, yeah, she would have been a completely fine end to this story, frankly. Because he really, I guess, really bashed him a bunch of times. Again, this is a terrible, terrible story. But there was a, there was a report that I guess the guy he was talking about who was, he said kick him. I guess that guy was like wearing like platform heels. So at least one of them was. So could you picture this guy just stomping this guy's face with platform heels?

shame. A hundred percent. I mean, that's exactly what this idiot deserves for coming in there with a gun like that. You know, just needed, could have been worse. I wish it was worse, frankly. It's not the, maybe the best instinct. But I mean, when someone does something like this, it's hard to have any compassion. The fact that this guy did is pretty amazing. I mean, he was worried he was going to kill him. That was his quote, worried. Like, you know, look, it's an amazingly heroic thing that he did and there were multiple people. It's funny because you know, you put this in perspective when you think about something like Yuvaldi where you have dozens of officers with shields and weapons and they stood there.

Doing nothing. Nothing. For over an hour. For over an hour when you have this one military guy who goes in and takes down this shooter with body armor knows enough in the moment to think that type of body armor has a handle and I know where it is to pull the guy down backwards. That's an incredible moment. Really incredible.

Really amazing. I mean, the lives saved, right? Yeah, how many? He's upset, obviously, of the people that lost their lives. But the amount of lives saved, incredible. Yeah. I mean, we'll never know how many, but it could have been dozens. Who knows?

Unbelievable. Just a great story. So you have chewing the fat items? Is that what you actually came in here for? Is that what we're led to believe? I can. that you can. No problem.

How would you do? Just give us a top line view here. Your podcast has been on. I know it's a big successful podcast now. How would you describe this podcast to, what's your elevator pitch? Why would anyone, anyone want to listen to this thing? What would be your, I'm just saying theoretically.

Like, if you had to describe to someone, you're going into Netflix and they want to turn it into a series. How do you pitch, chew in the fat with Jeff Fisher? I didn't really thought about that. That's an elevator pitch for a Netflix show of chewing the fat. That should just happen. Thank you. You know what?

10 million bucks I could make that happen for you. Wow. No problem. I know a lot of shows want 20 or 30. I only want 10. You should have come around around 2019. Then you probably would have been enough to get a Netflix show. I would have tried to get a quibby show.

I wanted some quibby money. It didn't happen. That's a surprise. That's a surprise. So what is it? Give us an example of a chew in the fat story. Okay. I know that we have Thanksgiving. I mean, it's Thanksgiving Eve, right? And we're concerned we've got the parade coming up. We've got the dog shows coming up. We've got college football, NFL, World Cup. Who's isn't excited about the World Cup? But Friday, of course, is Black Friday. And this is the first time in a long time that I've been excited about actually getting a Black Friday purchase. Denny's is offering a $599 T-shirt that will get you free breakfast every day for a year. What?

They're great. I know. Five 99. Yeah. Get the T-shirt. Comes with its own QR code. Zoned in. Yeah.

And you're going to be able to get a value, an everyday value slam meal for a year. So every day you can go into Denny's and they will feed you free breakfast. Scan the T-shirt. Boop. So you have to wear the same T-shirt every day. Well, I mean, you could just bring it in. I don't necessarily know. I looked at the size of it.

that are available. Fat guy sizes. Fat guy sizes are not available. Oh, you're kidding. Yeah, I know. Which is a surprise. I mean, it's Denny's, right?

Right. Well, they don't want the fat guy coming in every day because they know they will, right? Like, you would actually show up every day. Oh, you're darn right. Wait, are you saying it's $599? No, $5.99 for the t-shirt.

All right. And you get the breakfast every day, which they say it comes out to a little over $2,000, $2,000, $2,186 total for if you were to get the everyday value sland. What does the value slam include? Two eggs. Okay.

Two bacon strips or sausage links. Good start. And a choice of two buttermilk pancakes. Yeah. One slice of French toast or a biscuit and gravy. That's a good value. That's not bad. Now, what's the catcher?

What are they selling five of these? 150. Okay. One hundred and fifty. It goes on, I'd like to tell you the time, but I don't want to do that because there's only 150 and I want one. So one, I think you get about four of them. Did you spend most of your time driving around from Denny's to Denny's for the rest of your life? I believe they're probably only going to allow you to purchase one.

If you were to get through, you were to get through when they, you know, when it goes up online. What they're hoping is you're going to bring somebody in and you'll have to pay for that one. Right. Little do they know. People who would want a $599 Denny's shirt do not have anyone else to bring in. Yeah. Like it's just. Yeah.

Nor do they care about eating with anybody. They just want to eat. Right. And you'll come in alone if you need to. I'm probably going to say, you know what? Why don't you just charge me for the, I'm not, the or part. Just add that. Right.

I'll give you a couple. Let's be honest about it. Jeffie would get the 599 shirt and he would go in there. He'd get the everyday slam and then he would add on two other meals. Well, yes. I'm not too old. I'm just talking about the oars in the breakfast meal. It's like bacon and sausage.

Yeah, bacon and pancakes. All right, and the French toast and the biscuit and green. Right. There's no oars. Did you ever sign up for the Taco Bell thing where you get a free taco every day? No. There's like a monthly charge. That was through the Taco Bell app.

And that one was, I think, at first I was like, look, I got to get this. I want to go to Taco Bell every day. I mean, you know, for health reasons. I just feel like it's a healthy choice. Absolutely. You know? They have vegetables on tacos. Right, exactly.

However. There's lettuce. I mean, you got lettuce in almost all tacos, right? Right. And that's really good for you. There's so much nutritional value in lettuce. Yes. Thank you.

Thank you, Pat. Yeah. But then I started thinking, like, you really start thinking about this. Going to Taco Bell every day. First of all, that sounds great to me. I love Taco Bell. However, I'm never going to go there and get one taco. That's never going to be a thing that I do.

Just a quick drive-thew with your free taco. Right. That's never going to happen. I'm always going to order three or four other things. I can't stop myself from doing it. So, I mean, I would be the fattest man in the world in two weeks. Yeah, that's probably true. That's probably true.

Because it would be difficult, maybe after a couple of weeks, after you've gone through there every day and gotten 20 tacos and a couple of burritos, and I had some fries. Then, you know, that one day you go, you know what, today I'm only just going to get a taco. Then you pull back through because you realize it's not enough. It's never enough. It's never enough. Yeah, I don't know.

I like these little, these little gimmicks they're doing. But I don't think that it. I mean, I'm not going to go to Denny's every day and get the same exact meal. It's just like not going to happen. You're going to spend $5.99 and they're probably going to win. You're going to be like, crap, I only went there one time this year. Right. I will say this.

There is another food item you might be interested in on Black Friday because Kexi cookies go on sale on Friday, 25% off. It is our largest sale ever. in the history of the year and a half old company. Wow. It's historic. What a historic moment. It's a historic moment. Plus a new bread product.

Now, these sell out really fast. Like, as soon as we make them available, they sell out. So, like, we've done pumpkin bread. We've done some other kind of bread. It's a banana one at one point. There's a banana sort of bread. And now we've got a different kind of bread. I think it's a ginger bread with a really delicious topping on it.

And that drops on Monday, too. The sweet potato pie. if you like that. And the pumpkin spice cookies are going to be leaving the menu on December 1st. Wait. And being replaced by other Christmas cookies. So, but kexie.com, K-E-K-S-I. Make your move now for the sweet potato.

Yeah. Right. Time is running out. What is Wednesday, December 1st? Next Wednesday? No, Thursday. Thursday's the first. Yeah.

Okay. So, yeah, just another food item that you might want to consider. Are you offering like a kexey.com t-shirt with a QR? code that I can stop by. I am not. Go a free cookie every day day for a certain price? We'd be out of business

at about 15 minutes if you got a hold of one of those. All right, triple 8-7-27-B-E-C-K. Glenn back. Join the conversation. 8-88-7-27-B-E-C-K. You know, there's a really tough moment for glass ceilings everywhere earlier this week, Pat. As our first female speaker of the house

had to be sent away with a giant L on her forehead. A big fat loss. Oh, no. You know what that is? It's misogyny. Yeah. And sexism.

Yeah. That's what that is. Did you vote for a conservative candidate? Well, then you hate women. Right. Exactly. Exactly what it means. Okay.

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And that is something that is going on. Now, are the Republicans going to be fantastic? Who knows? Probably not. But they're going to be not Nancy Pelosi. That I can guarantee you. And isn't that enough. It has to be for now.

On this week of Thanksgiving, Pat, shouldn't we all give thanks that Nancy Pelosi is not going to be invading our lives quite as often anymore. What an incredible thing. It is a good thing. What a great thing. When you're around your Thanksgiving table this weekend, eating your kexie cookies, think for yourself just a moment. What a great country this is because Nancy Pelosi is no longer in a position of leadership in it. That is a blessing. That is a real blessing.

We can count on Thanksgiving Day. So, thank you for that. Stewart, thank you. This is. I had a press conference yesterday with Dr. Ja. I think that's the job. jaw and Anthony Fauci. KJP showed up.

KJP was in there. It was a big hoot nanny, I guess. And the same old stuff being pushed about the pandemic. Again, they're still trying to blame the non-vaccinated for this pandemic. I mean, it's incredible. And they're trying to get back to mask mandates too, I feel like. I feel like they want that back. They don't have enough control right.

now. And they want more. They just want to control every aspect of our lives. And I think it's driving them crazy that a lot of people have shunned their stupid mask and their mandates for vaccines. Well, look, the public policy stuff that we talked

about through that era was important, but it shows the real answer here is just that people just don't listen to them. I mean, that's what's going on right now. And people don't care what they're saying this stuff or not anymore. And therefore, it doesn't make any difference. Yeah, I hope that true because I don't want to get back into that. Is the fusion of entertainment

and enlightenment. This is the Glenn Back program. Yeah. All right, we've got a pretty good guide for your pronouns because I know a lot of people are considering right now changing their pronouns. I know I am.

I'm kind of bored with he, him. So, I don't understand why we have to cover the tenses. Like, why? Why does it have to, like, we understand male pronouns are he, him, his, like there's different ways you use those. Why do we have to say all of them? Why are we going to just say one of them? Like he.

Like the he pronouns. And that covers it all. We all know if it's he, it's also him, it's also his. Because it may deviate somewhere along the way. You might go from he to him to she to to it. I don't know. It's my favorite. It is great. It is my favorite. Really is great. I have some other ones that might be your favorite. So you could be like, he it. Yeah. I got some other ones. Some other options. I thought maybe you guys could help me define some of these because some of them I honestly don't know what they are. All right.

We'll get into that in about a minute. It's Pat and Stu for Glenn on the Glenn Beck program. Glenn will be back on Monday. Now, speaking of Glenn, by the way, I talked to him a little bit about these new gender identities that I was not unfamiliar with. And I tried to get him to tell me what they were. And I was disappointed. He did not seem at all aware of what some of these things were. What?

Yeah. And I was like, well, thank God we have Pat and Jeffie here. Bigot. Who would know, well, maybe a little more about this culture. Oh, sure. Because I'm not as cultured as certainly Jeffie. Well, no. No one is.

No. No, it is. You're a man of art, a man of fashion. You are fashion. I am fashion. Thank you. Really? And also a man of culture.

So this is from the gift program. Okay. This is San Francisco. They have a new program called Gift. And of course, the way that you, if you look at gift, you know there's a G and I and F and a T, right? Yeah. And that's how that works. Yes.

These acronyms. Guaranteed income for transgender people. Wait, that's gift. Gift, p. Gift, but they did not include the P. The P is silent? Which is this typical hateful thing you'd expect from evil conservatives, not from wonderful open people like this. woke wonderful people in San Francisco.

Why are they not including the P? Huh. It's not gift, but it's just gift. And this is what it is. Apparently it's a gift. It's $1,200. Okay. To a transgender person for 18 months, $1,200 bucks a month,

for being transgendered. Now, I don't know how exactly this is constitutional. Do I just have to identify as such? Or do I have to have surgery? Oh, gosh, no. That's nothing to do with this. Nothing to do this. gender.

I thought you might be. And I thought maybe we could go through this and kind of figure out. You have to check off some other box, more boxes than just the one. Yes, that's true. Because if you just show up and say, hi, I'm trans. Where's my $1,200? You're not going to make the cut. But the question is why?

Why wouldn't you make the cut? Because as we have learned, all you have to do is identify a certain way. And it's true. Right? If you are a boy and you say that you're a girl, you are a girl. That is the rule. That's what we've been told. And then we're seeing this play out,

and in its utter absurdity with the potential non-binary murderer in this case at Club Q in Colorado. His pronouns, their pronouns are they-them. That's right. They-them. So it's not a he. No. It's a they-them.

Right. And the they-them is saying, you better call me they-them or you're not being consistent. Now, every mainstream media source is immediately skeptical of this claim, which is interesting because they've told us we're not allowed to be skeptical of these claims. That's right. Right? Doctors have said

gender affirming care. Affirm their gender. If they say there's something, affirm them. That's what you do. But in this case, I guess you're not allowed to do that. So that's going on right now. But I thought maybe we could understand this a little bit better. And Jeffrey, maybe you can help me

define these, Pat, if you have an understanding of what these are. Just some options. Gender creative. This is on the actual form, by the way. Wait, I can be gender creative. That is one of the options for gender. That means I can create a whole separate gender. Is that right?

I don't know. Huh. I don't know what it means. Not male nor female. No. I'm something else. And I'm not creative enough to come up with what that is. How about?

I don't know. No, I don't know either. I don't know. Jeffie, how about gender outlaw? Gender outlaw? Yeah. What is that? Any idea?

I mean, you could take, I could. guess. I don't want you to guess. I thought you'd know. I mean, I feel from time to time that I am a gender outlaw. I do. I feel you're a gender outlaw as well. I don't just thought you were an outlaw. I didn't know about anything about the gender situation, but I just felt like you were an outlaw. How about gray gender? Oh. Now, I thought that one might be, it's not black, it's not white. You're kind of in the

middle and kind of in the gray area there. Is that what it is? I don't know. You don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I feel like That's a person that's struggled with being themselves all their lives. And they're just really old now. Okay. Okay. It's a gray hair situation. Okay.

It could be that too. It could be that too. They're finally free. Is it a gray haired or is it a gray area? Yeah. That's the question. Maybe you've aged out of your gender. Like you were a boy.

And then you've kind of aged out. Now you're something else. So you're gray gender. How about this? Now, this could be something that could really describe someone in our audience who happens to have, let's say a brother or a sister. How about the gender of brother boy? Brother boy.

Brother boy. Now, you could be a brother. You could be a boy. Why you need to say that that's a different gender, I don't know. What is the difference between a boy that happens to be a brother and a brother boy? I don't know. Brother boy.

Do you know? I mean, it's got to be a brother boy, so because they have a brother. The brother identifies as a boy, right? So it's a brother boy. I don't think so. I'm going to go out on the limb and say that they're not asking you your gender and you're supposed to be describing your brother. That's true.

Weird. How about sister girl? Same thing. Same thing. How about this one? I really don't know what this one is. Maverick. Maverick.

I like that. Like, you know, like Top Gun Maverick. Yeah. It's like Maverick. Or John McCain. I'm a Mavre. I'm a Mavre. You're not a maverick.

I'm a maverick. I'm a maverick. Okay. Mavre. I don't know what that is. Now, this one I know, Jeffrey, and this, Jeffrey does define himself this way and identify this way as a stud. That's a gender. A stud.

I'm happy that that's now a gender. I mean, who hasn't called themselves a stud forever? Who among us? Who among us? How about this one? I thought this was a failed cryptocurrency, but no, the gender of FTX. Oh. Really, real gender, FTX.

It can be both now, right? I mean, that's a failed. Because now you can't get mad at FTCS. You can't be angry about that because it's a gender. It would be some sort of hate crime if you, if they go through the entire bankruptcy. So is that female trans cross something? Female from Texas. Female from Texas.

Could be that. Okay. Could be that. It would be that. It could be that. It would be that. I don't know. FTX.

Okay. How about this one? Travesty. Travesty. Now, this is a travestite. Like a transvestite. This entire thing is a travesty. But this is not.

I guess it's a trans. Is it a trend? That's an interesting thing. It's close to transvestite, but you're not supposed to say transvestite, right? No, you're not. Okay. I mean, they say this is all because they talk about in the gift program that they're going to prioritize transgender, non-binary, gender non-conforming, and intersex people who are also biPoc.

Right. Yeah. Because it's not enough to just. be one of these genders, you have to also be Bipak. Now, let me ask you, there's a whole page of these that are words, none of them, are words I've ever seen before.

Or most of them, I will know, it's not even, it's not even that. We have those as well. Because there is the pronoun thing. Let me give you the pronouns first. These are, okay. These are fantastic. So you got she, she her, hers. He, him, his. They, them, theirs.

It, it's, it's. Now, it's and it's, are the exact same. The two, they're literally the exact same, not even like an apostrophe difference, nothing. It's just it, it's, it's. That's how it's listed on the form. This is the government form.

That's my favorite. To get this free money if you're a transgendered person. Then there's co, co, co, cos. Okay. Zim, z, ziz. Z here, hears. G. G.em, jers.

E. M.eers. Not E. ears like your ears on your head. E-I-R-S, just in case anyone who's keeping score at home. Then there's E-M-Airs. P-P-P-P-P-P-P-R-P-S. Now, per-P-P-R-E, the first two

are exactly the same. Per-P-P-P-R-PERS. Do you identify as per-pur-P-P-S? I don't know. I don't know. I'm not sure. I would put, but there's a few actual TikTok channels that break some of these down.

Really? Yeah, I'm tired of, I mean, it'd be really. So you're getting your, be more knowledgeable about these. Yes, it's important to get your information on your pronouns directly from the Chinese Communist Party. That's always an important, an important thing to do. Then you got Fay Fairfares, Ayrrers, Taiterters,

the verviz, and then no pronouns, just my name. Which is kind of where I might go, honestly, on that one. It's almost as if these aren't real. Almost. Now, let me give you these. These are real. This is a real page. This is a page from the government form.

I am holding right now. Okay. Maybe I just give it to Pat. Pat, I'd like you to read these genders. These are all real. You tell me how to pronounce them and what they might mean. Okay. Bacla?

That's not like Baclavar. It's not a food item. Bacca is a food item. Mayhew. Mayhew. Bless you A fa a fiend Do you want to spell that one?

F a F a F a F a Aposophy A FI-N-E Fah Afa-Fine Or finy I don't know What I find to be interesting here is Could you pick two from this list

Obviously a bunch of words That don't mean anything And say you transgendered From one to the other Right? Like how would they say no? No one knows what the word means Right

Right. I'm not supposed to say now. Right. Wow. Warrior. W-A-R-I-A. Paloana. A lot of these seem like

like Polynesian genders. Yeah. Or dishes. Or dishes. Ash time. Meshoga. Mangeko.

Chabados. Aga-gago to you. Taitowina. Taitoina. Now, if you got a Taitoina, that could be something to do with your gender. I got to say. Then you got your Bixa-A-A-A-Bix-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-Hawami,

La-Mana, Nadlihihi, Dilba. Now, if you go from Naliki to Dilba, do you get the $1,200? Yes. You do. Yeah, you do. Winkta, or wink-D. Winkty. This one, I'm not sure about, Naina-upos-Kits-I-P-C-P.

Wow. Are you a native speaker? Because it sounds so authentic. N-I-N-A-U-P-O-S-K-I-T-Z-I-P-E. Yeah, sure. That's a gender. That's a gender. Okay, that's a gender. Machi-E-M-R-E-Warmie? Quarry-Wor-E-C-C-C-C-C-C-C-H-Hini, Wacah-Hini, Fakaliti.

Calabai Calalay Totally different Bissu and a cult So there A cult The last one is a cult Which is not saying

You're in the cult Apparently But it should be I mean this is absolute madness Did you believe this is real This is on a government madness There are 97

Genders listed And I kid you not The last one on the list Is this Not listed So if you If you are not filling your own.

The 97. Wow. You can then fill in a blank of some other gender that's not in the 97 listed. If you're not, you're like, well, I don't think Calabai really explains what I'm going through. I can't believe this list. It doesn't have mine on here. Imagine, is anyone checking that box? Wow.

I mean, that is, this is a society. To get 1,200 extra bucks? Yeah. Free of charge for a year? Oh, Jeffie, I'm surprised you are not in San Francisco already, Jeffrey. Wow. saying you're not, I went from a warrior to Hauame and you have to give you my $1,200 now. Yes.

I mean, that's a, why not? Why wouldn't you? Why not? This is a society gone completely insane. AAA 727 B-E-C-K more in a minute. Also, women's health has some helpful information about genders you can be. Awesome. Number one, in conversations about gender, you may hear this expression.

used anatomical sex. So I guess that describes, you know, maybe your genitalia helps determine that, but of course it's not the only determining factor. So that would be like the thing that actually matters. Yeah. And is it made up? That's what that would be? Right.

Yes. Number two, cisgender. You're just who you think you're the person, everybody else assumes you are, I guess. Transgender, number three. Then you have cis chet. That refers to people whose gender identity and biological sex are aligned and who are sexually attracted to the opposite sex. Wait, wait, wait, wait.

What is it? It's cichette. And you are, so if you are... You're cisgender, and you're attracted to the opposite sex. Okay. So we used to be called straight. Yes. Now we have a new word for that.

Why are you questioning what he's talking about? I'm right there. Get with the program. I'm sorry, I'm sorry. Number five, non-binary. Of course. Number six, intersex. Then we have gender queer, gender fluid, gender non-conforming.

is gender expansive I like that So yeah you can really expand I like gender expansive And fluid it basically means you can go from one to the other at a moment's notice At any time A gender means that one does not identify

With any gender They don't feel a sense of male or female Or any kind of binary Where did gender become a thing that you're What do you mean? It's been very recent hasn't it? It seems like within the last five years This has happened

Crazy it is or you could be gender void. That's a term that is similar to a gender, but specifically refers to not only a lack of gender identity, but also a sense of loss or a void in not feeling that any of those genders work for you. Right. Then you got bigender. I guess you can be two at the same time.

Not to be confused with bisexual, though. Being by gender means having two gender identities. That's like the two-spirit thing in my mind. Almost, yeah. Pretty close. Omnigender. So you're all genders. You identify as everything.

This is not, this is insanity. Pangender. Okay. Omnigender and pangender are sometimes used interchangeably, but there are a few key differences between the two. Someone who is pangender identifies with experiences and is all genders at once. What? Yeah. And what's the, what's the, so you said there was a, and the other is all genders exist alongside one another.

simultaneously. So that's pan gender. That's pan gender. Adopting this philosophy is just mental illness. Right? Yes. And I don't even mean it. It is.

I mean it less about the person who thinks their omni gender and more about the people who say, yes, society should adopt these standards. The gender affirming people. Yeah. That is just, that's mental illness. And the weird thing is you have health professionals getting on board with all this. Oh, yeah. Oh, yes. I mean, we're told all the time that we're science deniers.

Are you kidding me? It's incredible. I was, I happen to be a bit of a weird owl, Yankevick fan. And I happened to see Weird Al in concert recently. And it was, of course, incredible. And it was the greatest night ever. But in the middle, you listen to some of his older songs, and he jokes about like hermaphrodites and things like that in there.

And he was never an edge. comic, right? That's not weird. That's not what he does. He would be now, though. Yeah. And so in the middle of one of his song where he says the word hermaphrodite, he like stops and does a long disclaimer in the middle of the song. Like, you know, by the way, we used this term at the time and we

were now apologized, you know, like it's a joking sort of apology, but I think he, you know, he's, I think means it. He's like the nicest guy in the world. Yeah. But like, don't you understand, like, we need to understand that these are completely irrational things we're going through. These are not, we're not like, this is not

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Nancy Pelosi sucks pen.com. By the way, as well, after today's radio program, we are going to be doing a Q&A, kind of focused on looking back at the election. If you have any questions on what's outstanding, what happened, any discussion on that front, or really anything you want to talk about, what Jeffey's currently eating. That's fine, too. Go to YouTube.com slash stew does America and get a light of. right after the broadcast, we're going to go right into it.

Any of your questions that you want to go and ask, we're going to do a little discussion right after the radio show today. Check it out on YouTube. Stu Does America is the channel. Very excited about that. It'll be a lot of fun. Okay. Also, we were kind of checking out a couple of different polls on some possibilities for the GOP.

And also, people are wondering now if Biden doesn't run, because, you know, he's... Why wouldn't he run? I don't know. He's at the prime of his life. You know what I mean? He's sharp as attack. He really is.

Precise. In his speech. Oh, man. His reasoning. Right. Is rock solid. Exactly. Yes.

He definitely doesn't just spend a trillion dollars without asking Congress very often. No. No, he cares about the Constitution. Oh, my gosh. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. All of those things. But if somehow he doesn't choose to

run again. Who would? But first, let's take a look at the GOP because we've seen a couple of different polls on who's in the lead and by how much. Yes. If you want to have, if there's something that you want to happen in the Republican primary, maybe you want Donald Trump to be the nominee, maybe you want Rhonda Santos to be the nominee, maybe you want someone else to be the nominee. What you can do is look around long enough because you will find a poll that supports

your position. That I can promise you. It's really true. It's really true. all over the place right now. There was a poll that came out right after the election that said, you know, basically Rhonda Sanchez was blowing Trump out of the water. We've also seen polls where Trump is up 30 and 40 points.

I mean, really, we know nothing about this primary. The latest poll comes out from Morning Consult. This is a poll of the national Republican primary. So I'll start at the bottom here. You've got a bunch of people at zero. percent. Tell me if you think any of them have a chance. Rick Scott? No, no. Probably not. He couldn't even become beat out Mitch McConnell here for this. Larry Hogan. Now, Hogan's interesting, not because he has any chance of winning, but because he's a very popular, a governor in Maryland,

but very much a moderate to liberal Republican. Yeah. No way. Who may, I think will run largely because there's, no, I think for him, I think it's, a straight out anti-Trump run. He does not like Trump. There's going to be somebody in that Liz Cheney wing that's going to run. I don't think it's going to be Liz Cheney even because she's not even in the party anymore technically, I guess. Could be Liz Cheney,

but it's going to be somebody like that, right? Hogan is a guy who has a better argument than Liz Cheney to be president in that he at least I mean, look, he was a very popular governor of a blue state, right? So maybe you make the argument. He can win these purple states where Republicans can't. I'm not saying this is the argument.

I'm making. I'm saying the argument he would make. But he's at zero percent. Tim Scott, South Carolina. Now you'd think the guy's got some buzz on the Republican side. I think Republicans generally like Tim Scott. Yeah. I've never, I don't, you don't hear very many people who dislike Tim Scott. I mean, I think some people might not know him.

Some people don't think he's particularly dynamic. Yeah. But very rarely do you see people going like, I can't stand that Tim Scott guy. He seems to be well received by Republicans. Yeah. He's got a great story. Got a great story. He's stood up in some pretty important moments

and he's done a good job. He is also at 0%. Next up, this is a guy who I think is really going to run, which is pretty incredible. And you, in fact, our friend here, Jeff Fisher, has portrayed this person in videos before. Chris Christie. I have.

You have. And that was acting. Well, you just check by IMDB page. It's up there. It's incredible because, you know, you as such a person who's known for his physique in real life. Well, that's what I'm acting

too. That's what I do. Chris Christie, let's face it. Chris Christie is not athletically overweight. No, he is not. You are the way you are. Thank you. Jeffie. Like an Adonis, you know, for fat people. For athletically overweight people. Right. That's what I meant. Yes. Now, we just saw, it seems like Brendan Fraser may get an Oscar nomination for his movie. I cannot tell you.

whale. Pithers me off. You can't be, you can't be, you have to be a trans person. Yeah. You can't have someone portray a trans person that isn't trans. You have to, you can't have someone portray someone that is gay, that isn't gay. But you can certainly pretend to be a fat person and get away with it. This fat shaming has got to stop in America and around the world, Stu.

Take a stand, Jeffrey. Take a stand on that. That should be your issue now. From now on, that should be your issue. Fat pride. Yes. The fat pride movement here. And don't try to

culturally appropriate fat people. Thank you. So. They're all big about what's his face playing the penguin too with the latest bat one. He didn't he do a Colin Farrell. Didn't he do a great job

playing the fat man in his fat suit? No. No, he didn't. No, you're right. It's wrong. It's wrong. I'm with you on that. Now, how I'm curious is how you square this

because you have played fat people before. Don't start bogging me down with your facts. And you're just athletically overweight. I don't want to have you start bogging me down with that. So Chris Christie may run. And if you think about... I can't believe that. No way.

He's got no chance. The fascinating career this guy has had recently. He was kind of maybe arguably the guy with the most buzz for one of those elections. Was it 2008 or 2012? I can't even remember now. Probably 12. I remember though he skipped the first one. He decided not.

to run. He said it was too early, which he was wrong about because you can every and listen to this, Ron DeSantis, if you say it's too early and it's not my time, your time never comes. You run the first time. That's it. You don't get a second time. Right. Though we may

get some people on this list that are going to go for number two. But Chris Christie didn't run the first time when he was kind of like the conservative new thing. Almost in this Larry Hogan model, right? Like he did some conservative things, but generally speaking was moderate in a blue state. And that was the idea at the time.

He could be popular. He could win the whole thing. Well, he didn't run. Then he decided to run in 2012, right? Yeah. And got destroyed. When was the, well, yeah. Or was that 2016?

It was 2012, the first one. Then 2016. When was the Romney where he lost, where he gave Obama the election after the storm? That was 2012. That was the one he's supposed to, he should have run in against Romney, where he may have had a chance. Man, what a moderate party this was, by the way. Think about this. If your leaders were Christie and Brock.

Romney. Terrible. Anyway, 2016 comes. He runs, finally. Of course, now has no chance. Goes nowhere. But also, he has this moment against Marco Rubio,

where he basically sinks the Rubio campaign. Then he is the first guy in the field to endorse Donald Trump. He was like the first big voice that came out for Donald Trump outside of a, you know, a senator or two. But he was like the first guy in the presidential race to come out and say,

Donald Trump's the guy. He embraces him to the, to the extent that he is in charge of the transition as he goes into the White House. He was part of the deal. Now he's like an anti-Trump pundit who's now going to run in theory as an anti-Trump candidate. It's freaking bizarre. It's almost a Charlie Christ arc. Yeah.

It's that bad. I don't know that Chris Christie can reach the arc of Charlie Chris. That's close. It's close. So 0% for Chris Christie. No surprise there. Right. I think he will run, but he has no chance.

No support. This one is interesting because she was promoted as a potential frontrunner, an exciting person, maybe a VP candidate, like lots of buzz was seen as one of the heroes of the pandemic. And then all the buzz went away over a weekend and now she's at 0%. Christy Noem. What happened with the Christy Noam thing? I don't know, but I like her still. I like her too.

I think Christy Noon would be great. It was the transgender sports thing. Yeah. And all she said was, The bill went too far. She couldn't sign it because it went too far. She wasn't saying she didn't agree with the general premise. Whatever a Christy Noam apologist.

It's funny. There are some candidates that can violate conservative values daily for multiple decades and be totally fine with the base. Donald Trump. Well, you know. Hello. He's had some moments. He has said himself he's not a conservative. The guy's never been conservative.

Yeah, he's a mock guy, right? It's kind of a nationalist. It's a different profile, which is fine. He's a guy. He's a guy, everybody's forgiven for funding and voting for Hillary Clinton, for Barack Obama, for hardcore Marxist candidates. And yet we forgave all of that. And that's fine. I did too during his presidency.

But why can others not be forgiven for one dumb thing? That wasn't really dumb. That goes too far. It wasn't really dumb. Right. It's weird. So she's at, Christy Noam, 0%. Now, again. Unreal.

You know, it's tough. If you happen to be a governor of one of the Dakotas, it's going to be a tough run for you to get to the White House. I got to say, it's going to be difficult. It's a small state. It's going to be difficult. But the fact that, like, she never shut the state down. Remember, Ron DeSantis did.

Yeah. For a short time. For a short time. He did. She did not. I think DeSantis performed very well in the pandemic. Yeah. However, Christine Ome was more hardcore on this issue than, then was Brian Kemp, then was Rod DeSantis, then was Greg Abbott.

And she was getting a lot of flask. She got a ton of flack. She stayed strong the whole time. Yeah, she did. She stayed really strong. The whole time. Yeah, never shut down. And she's at 0%.

Wow. Next at Mike Pompeo. Now, again, there's no buzz for Mike Pompeo outside of Mike Pompeo himself. Right. I don't think even Mike Pompeo's mom would vote for him. I really don't know. He's lost a lot of weight now. He's got himself fit up.

He's looking good. And this is not a statement against Mike Pompeo who I don't have an issue. I don't think he's, I think he did a bad job. I think he's just a zero candidate. He's just not a guy that I think excites people. He's at 1%. The next one I think is legitimately surprising he's performing this poorly. Because Ron DeSantis won by what, 19 points?

Yeah. Marco Rubio won by 7%. 17 points in Florida. Okay? 17 points in Florida. Like that's a, that's a Trump destroyed. And Mark has a strong character. And the problem with him is, is Trump destroyed it for all time.

I think you're probably right. However, on the way out, he was seen as having a good exit, I think, from the 2016 campaign where he was like, you know, people like, well, you know, he had a good speech. He kind of, he bowed out at the right time, blah, blah, blah. That's what people thought. Do you remember when the big deal was he swallowed some water or something during his speech? And that was what? That was a big D-D drive. That was after one of the...

That was one of the... That was one of the... Chris Christie things, too, wasn't it? Yeah. He had a heat. That was another thing. Well, he's at 1%. Wow.

1% Marco Rubio. Okay. Josh Hawley. Again, a guy... Josh Holly's not bad. He's spoken of as a next generation of the Trump wing, right? In that same mold. I mean, they're not the same type of person exactly, but, you know, he's seen in that sort of political and policy

mold. He's at 1%. Liz Cheney is on this list. That blows me away. Why? Stop it. She's not even a Republican. No, she's not even a Republican.

She's an independent now. She's at 2%. I don't know that that. Now that's a, you know, she's a protest candidate basically. You expect that. But tied with her are two people, one, who actually ran for president, Mitt Romney. Is that 2%? Now, he's not going to run.

And also, Nikki Haley, who was really promoted as a big time candidate. Yeah. And she just gave a big time speech a couple days ago that really looked like she was going to become a candidate. I think she's going to run. We will explore maybe some candidates who are a little above 2% coming up in just a few minutes. The Glenn Back Program. All right, it's Pat and Stu in for Glenn. We're going through the Republican potential nominees for president.

The new poll out from Morning Consult, we give you a bunch of people all below 2%. So there's only four people above 2%. fourth place, Ted Cruz, at 3%. Third place, Mike Pence, 7%. Okay. Then you get up to the top two. Not exactly setting the world on fire. No, really, I mean, this is what we're basically telling you.

And right now, the two man races between Donald Trump and Ronda Santis. This particular poll has Donald Trump 45%, Ron DeSantis 30%. Ooh, that's pretty close. Yeah, you've seen some polls a little bit farther. The Emerson College poll is, a little bit further. In fact, it's double. The lead for Trump. Trump at 55. Trump at 55.

And after that, any differences? After that, Mike Pence at 8. What did that have? Seven. Yeah. Liz Cheney, they have at four. She was at 2. That's compared to 2. Yep. Same thing. Ted Cruz at 3. Same thing. Cruise at 3. And Nikki Haley at 3.

Okay. And Haley's at 2 on this particular poll. So, I mean, again, it's basically a two-person race. And unfortunately, we're going to have a bunch more in there. We're going to have probably a dozen candidates at least. Neither one of those lists have. What? Is the former governor of Virginia,

Jim Gilmore on the list. That is very true. Man, it was ran for president before and should be well on his way to run again. Jim Gilmore. You were a big Gilmore supporter of 2016. Did not work out. He finished in dead last place.

Sometimes. Unless you never know he's going to make a run at any point of that 2016 nomination. I will say this. the one person who isn't on this list is the current governor of Virginia, which I think is someone who should be talking about, Yonking. Yeah. Because I think he wants it. I think he wants it.

I think he wants it. I think he showed a profile of a candidate that can kind of split the difference in a similar way that DeSantis is doing it, where you have someone who has some of the Trump willing to wade into those cultural wars without necessarily pissing off every woman in the suburbs. Which is suboptimal when you're trying to win elective. It is. Yeah.

We've kind of learned that, maybe. Yeah, so it's going to be an interesting thing to watch. We've got two years of this. Yeah. So get ready, everybody. Now, you have Jeffie on weekly. Yeah. How many times?

It feels like 100 times a week listening to the show, but how many times a week is it? It's a twice a week. Yeah, he's on twice. So do you feel like real regret each time? Every time. Every time. Every time. I was going to say it because I...

Both times? Yeah. When I turn it on and I hear your voice, I feel regret. Do you? Just turning it on. Like here's Blaze Radio, though. Like, here's Blaze Radio, and I want to hear Pat say something interesting, and then there's Jeffie.

What's Keith have to say? First of all, first of all, food. Yeah. Oh, thank you, Jeffrey. Thank you for that. The real horror show is like today where not only is Jeffie there, but Keith's not. Yeah. So I'm getting extra Jeffie.

That's right. That's terrible. It is terrible. You're welcome. Entertainment and Enlightenment. This is the Glitaph, Ice Cube. Just lost a $9 million movie role.

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It's G-E-N-U-C-E-L.com slash Beck. Well, okay. Ice Cube had something unfortunate happen. That's true, Pat. $9 million a lot. Look, he really wanted to kill grandmas. That's the case. He wanted a bunch of grandparents to die,

and he didn't get a roll because of it. Now, I want to make sure we understand the sourcing here because often we just say these things and we don't give credit where credit is due. Where did this information come from? That's why I want you to make sure you make sure you understand that. He appeared on the million dollars worth of game podcast. Now, when I say million dollars worth of game, I don't mean million dollars worth of game. That would be something totally different. Million dollars.

Okay. A-Z worth of game. On that podcast, he talked about that he was left off of the cast of Sony's movie, Oh, hell no. Oh, hell no. Oh, hell no. He said, and I quote, I turn down a movie because I didn't want to get the mother effing jab. I turned down.

So you had to be, you had to be vaccinated in order to get this. I guess so, yeah. Wow. So he said he didn't want to get it. I can't believe they're still doing that to people. Now, I don't know when this was. It was in the peak of it, maybe. All right.

I turned down $9 million, said, the cube. I didn't want to get the jab. F that jab. F, y'all, for trying to make me get it. I don't know how Hollywood feels about me right now. Probably really positively. That would be a guess. I don't know.

However, he also claimed he didn't actually turn down the part, but was allegedly denied the role. He says, those mother effers didn't give it to me because I wouldn't get the shot. I didn't turn it down. They just wouldn't give it to me. The COVID shot.

The jab. I didn't need it. I didn't catch that S at all. Nothing. F them. I didn't need that S. It's almost like we were listening to the podcast.

I really was almost identical. I didn't. It was a recreation though, just to be sure. So it's interesting. Because I mean, I will say, I don't think there's anything in my life. I'm dedicated enough to turn down $9 million. You want me to not get the jab?

You want me to get 12 jabs? What do you want? $9 million? I think I get it. Give me all the needles you have. I'm not turning down $9 million. I don't care at all. Or if you want me to take no medicine for the next year, okay.

$9 million, you let me know. You let me know. I mean, $9 million is a lot of money. And I will say it is impressive. for people standing up for what they believe in, whether you think it is or not, whether you think it's right or not. Everyone can't be the cube.

You know, Kyrie Irving, he stands up for what he believes in. He doesn't like the vaccine. The earth is flat. He doesn't like Jews. All the things he believes in, he stands up for. And while many of those things, I think, are really terrible. He stands up for him. It is.

He does stay. Kanye West. You know, I don't know how he feels about the vaccine. Definitely does not like the Jews all that much. I will say a billion dollar stance. really believe it because he was a billionaire and now he's not. It's incredible. You know, I don't know.

Jeffie, I know you would do anything for money. Oh, absolutely. $9 million? I have nine million. I mean, you'd really have to be against it, right? If you think you're going to die, right? You wouldn't take it, I guess. But like, if you think like, you know, they shouldn't be forced to me to take this.

And I don't think it's going to give me much benefit. And I, you know, I worry about some of the long-term side effects. you're still pulling the trigger for $9 million. Absolutely. You got to really hate this thing. When do they start shooting the movie? When they start shooting this thing? Yeah, I'm not turning that down.

But it sounds almost like he didn't actually turn it down. He's just embellishing a role he didn't get. Is that what it is? The way he said that he didn't turn it down, he just didn't get it. Well, I thought what he was saying was it wasn't that I said, no, I don't want this role. I said, I'll do the role. I'm not getting the shot. And then they told me I couldn't have the role.

I think that's what he's saying. Yeah. Which is incredible. Look, it is obviously, obviously insane. It's a terrible policy. It is. There's no reason to force Ice Cube to be vaccinated to do a movie. Especially if all the rest of the, you know, actors and actresses and the supporting cast already had it.

Why? What is the risk there? They're not going to get it because they had the, Hollywood was on fire, though, I mean, with their rules and regulations, on fire. Remember the Tom Cruise? I was just thinking about the Tom Cruise. I mean, he just went off the deep end, and everybody thought Tom was losing it. But he was just trying to follow the rules so that he could keep filming his movie.

Also, he was losing it. But yes, you're right. I mean, there was a little bit of losing it in that clip by now. And it turned out to be a Maverick, wasn't it? Top Gun Maverick. No, that was already made at that point. I think it was another movie. I think it was a.

Mission Impossible. Yeah, because Maverick was supposed to come out in April or May of 2020. So that was already done and ready to go. Because he's filming two of the, he was filming two of the Mission Impossibles at the same time. And look, when you have insurance issues and stuff, there's reasons to be passionate about how people are doing this. And he really was. It really was an insane period for a lot of people on the left, right? Like they really were nuts about this.

And no, you know, again, you point out, even if you, if you care enough to get the vaccine, and you think it's a good idea. The reason you get it is because you believe it's protecting you in some way, right? You know, certainly early on, the transmission was a bigger part of it than it is since Omicron. But still, the idea of hospitalizations and death was what you theoretically were protecting yourself against. If you got it, whether you think you should or not, that's why you did it. I mean, if you did it, why would you care? We had Fauci and Jha or Zah or whatever his name is, the COVID-19 director telling us to get the vat.

Vaccine still today. Get your boosters, right? Yesterday was Anthony Fauci's final press conference is Jha or Zah a real person? Who's Jha or Zah? Let's play Dr. Jha. He's the COVID-19 director. Here's what Dr. Jha had to say about, and this is cut number four about getting the shot. But it's going to take all of us to make that happen. So please, don't wait, get your COVID shot, get your flu shot. That's why God gave you two arms. One in each arm if you want. Oh, I love that line. I love that line.

Unless do everything we all can to protect the American people. Thank you. That's not a good line, guys. No, it is not. Because here's the thing, and this I think was amazing about the messaging about this for the very beginning. The things they are saying work on people who are already getting the vaccine. Right? Like a joke like that is, ah, I've got one in each arm.

That might be a funny line to someone who's watching MSNBC and wants to get the vaccine anyway. way. It does not work on the people who you want to get vaccinated who do not want to get vaccinated. It just gets annoyed. Yeah. Like Anthony Fauci's face is a reason that 10% of this country is unvaccinated. I think there would be 10% more of the population that were vaccinated if Anthony Fauci was not talking about it. If he would just shut up.

Yeah. If Anthony Fauci would come out and say, this vaccine is evil, you will die if you get it, you may explode. Once the needle goes into your arm, if Anthony Fauci said that, everyone would go get it. It would look like a MAGA rally outside of every clinic across America. It's just like what they do, it's so stupid. Yeah, it's stupid. And honestly, at this point, this is a conversation that does not need to occur. You don't need to.

You just don't need it. Everybody who wants to get vaccinated is already vaccinated. Everybody else has already had it, probably, including half the people that were vaccinated. the people who didn't get vaccinated have had it and have some level of natural immunity. You know, there's just, there's no reason to be doing this anymore. And yet, they're doing it. And it was a full court press yesterday. Play cut eight from Dr. Jar, Zhear.

But America's physicians, like the real leaders of American medicine. Yeah. The people you trust for your cancer care, your heart care and your pediatrics care are out there telling you you need to go get a vaccine. You can decide to trust America's physicians. me that. Or you can trust some random dude on Twitter. Like, those are your choices. But I think the key here is to get trusted voices out there spreading truth, spreading science-based information.

And for journalists and for people who run platforms, what I would say is you should be thinking about what your personal responsibility is. And do you want to be a source of misinformation and disinformation? That's up to those individuals. But I really think it's really important for us, for me, to be spreading good information. He's the biggest purveyor of misinformation and disinformation. Dr. Ja? Yeah.

Well, Fauci's on that same stage. They're both there. They're both there. And the thing is, I can't believe you're still shoveling this slop on the American people when it's been so disproven by now. I mean, from the mask to the vaccine and how well it's worked and how effective it is, it's not. And everybody knows it now.

But Pat. It's not effective. Is the only reason you don't wear your mask? mask because you feel guilty when you walk into a place? No, that is not. No. Really? Because you shouldn't feel guilty.

No, I know. When you walk into a... That's a real concern for a lot of people. I feel too guilty to wear a mask. That was Fauci's thing yesterday. He was asked about wearing a mask. But like, I think what I come back to on this, because I don't necessarily completely agree with your analysis on the vaccine there.

But I would say that like, it doesn't matter. It's been proven, Stu. It's never. Number one, everyone's... Everyone's in their camps already, right? Yeah. Everyone's in their camps already. Yeah.

You know, like, they're not, the fact that these people think they can come out in front in a podium and say, by the way, I'm going to tell it to you here now for the 9,000th time and this time's going to make the difference. It's just not true. It's not true. You know, just let people get, let them treat themselves the way they want to for an illness, right? Like, that's, that's the way, you know, that's the simple way to do this.

You don't need to be yelling at us all the time about it. And I will say this. The one positive thing here, we can go maybe from all of this, is the worst case scenarios to this point have not materialized. We did not get, they tried a nationwide, largely a nationwide COVID mandate for the vaccine. Failed in courts, right? Failed in courts. They tried, a lot of businesses tried to do this. A lot of them have reversed themselves. Even cities like New York City have said, okay, no longer are going to be requiring the vaccines.

Hollywood is no longer doing this in a lot of situations. Those worst case scenarios that I think were real to worry about largely went away. I think not because of policy, not because people on the left didn't want to do them, not because the Biden administration was like, you know what, freedom. It's because people freaking ignored them. We all got together and said, shut up and went on with our lives. And when we did that, all of this crap went away. I mean, not entirely, but like most of it, you look at in red states, it's basically happened almost immediately, and in blue states,

99% of kids are not even, first of all, they're all going to school at this point, and 99% of them are not wearing masks or anything. Every once in a while, you hear a story pop up from some crazy blue town where this is happening, but largely it's not. Right. I mean, while it was really bad, the worst case scenarios did not wind up materializing yet. Now they may if we give up and we don't, you know, we aren't vigilant on this stuff. It may still materialize. Some new variant could be around the corner and Dr. Fauci can be out there telling us to do it sorts of crap. I think we do have a couple of new variants out there actually.

Yeah, there are. There are. And, you know, look, we may have another run of this. But like, if you look at all the information on this, whatever you think the reason is, what you're seeing now is when you get COVID, your chance of dying is way. way lower than it was in 2020 and early 2021. You can say that's for 100 different reasons. We know what they would say at the podium. We know what RFK Jr. would say whatever the reason is, the bottom line is your chance of dying of this thing now are way, way lower than they were at the beginning of it.

And it is now at the point where it's just not that large of a concern for the country. To be frank, that is where we are. Yeah. And everybody's got a treatment, right? If you're Anthony Fouch, you're going to tell everybody, go get the vaccine. If your Pfizer, you're going to say, take our pill. If you are, you know, RFK Jr. You're going to say Ivermectin or whatever it is. Once everyone has something they think works, the government part of this is completely over, right?

It's over. There's no need to talk to us about it at all anymore. To me, it honestly should not even be a topic of discussion. If you get something, if you want to get the flu shot, go get it. If you don't, don't. It's up to you. Your life. You are living in some kind of dream world.

I'll tell you that. Triple-8-727, B-E-C-K. Anybody have any beaver remedies? I need a beaver remedy right now. Are you asking me seriously to give you a beaver remedy? Yes, I am. It sounds private. Because.

Sounds like something you should be dealing. I don't think you want me to answer that. My HOA has just informed everybody in my neighborhood that we've got a beaver problem, and they're cutting down trees and damming up the creek. And it needs to stop. But they are 100% not responsible for doing any of it. What are they responsible for? I am responsible for it.

I don't know. I don't know where the thousands of dollars we pay them every year goes, because I don't see any benefit of it. But they have let me know that maybe I need to get a hold of beaver removal. And that could cost up to $2,000. I would say a rifle comes to mine. That's what I'm thinking. Like, I'm going to pay $2,000.

You're just going to assassinate these bea? So you can move the beaver and it has a nice life somewhere else? No. No. I'd rather shoot the beaver in the head. Yes, thank you. Humans first. Wow.

Well, wait, what are they doing to humans? You just told me they felled trees. They felled the trees. Yes, these mature trees. So you're prioritizing the life of the tree over the life of the beaver? I'm not. The HOA is. You said you were going to shoot the beaver.

Well, yeah, because I don't want to pay $2,000 to remove it. So you want the trees to live. Yeah, I do. And so your way of handling that would be to shoot the beaver. So therefore, you are prioritizing. $2,000. But why are you private? I'm prioritizing $2,000 over the beaver.

Who cares if they fell a couple trees? We can't, though, because they're either going to bring in the HOA's nephew, the beaver removal guy. Yeah. And then they'll charge me for it. Right. No, they said they had nothing to do with it. No, I know that's true.

But if I don't remove the beavers, they're going to come to me for something. No, they're not. Who cares about a bunch of trees fall down? They will. If they fall down on your fence, they're starting, now you're starting to destroy property. Humans first. Beaver's got to go.

Thank you. But trees second. Tree's second. What a beavers like? Maybe I can just put like a carrot out and have the beaver follow me out of the neighborhood. Yes, that's what you could do. Or at least to a lasso and walk it out. Or at least across the street.

Why don't you bring, who runs the HOA? Bring it to their house. Yes. That's a good idea. That's a really good idea. Just like the line up a giant. That would be awesome. A giant parade of bevers into their front yard.

I have never heard of this problem ever in my life before. And now to be faced with, yeah, by the way, it's about $2,000 to take care of a beaver removal. No. I'm just going to shoot it then. I'll do it for you for $1,500. Yeah. Oh, that's generous. Well, you're welcome.

That's generous. You know, it's you. It's a friend. You know what we should do is round it up and take it to Stu's house because he's concerned about the beaver. I'm not concerned about me. I'm concerned. I'm just not concerned about the truth. trees either. I am with you in prioritizing $2,000. Yeah. But I just don't care about the trees.

Okay. Yeah, I mean, I'm not that worried about the trees. You can plant other trees. Right. I mean, it might be honestly, wouldn't it be kind of cool to see them build a dam in the creek? I mean, what else are you doing with a creek? What? What? I think it would be kind of cool. That could be entertainment for months. And where did these bevers come from? We live in a city. They don't belong here. Where do they come from? Do you hear that? Do you hear that?

Anti-Beaver? They don't belong. They don't belong. They don't. They don't belong. I'm going to make that strong statement. You're basically Kanye West with beavers. Don't belong.

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Also, you know, we had the reporter who talked to, did we talk about this earlier, Diane Feinstein and her problem with the reporter that, oh, man. I mean, a lot of people have talked about how bad it is with Diane Feinstein right now. She legitimately is gone a lot of the time. Right. I mean, it's not early on set. She's pretty deep into it. And there was a reporter that was talking about an exchange he had.

I mean, she's 89. Okay. She shouldn't be in office anymore. She's the oldest sitting member of the U.S. Senate, longest serving member of her caucus. And she said to a reporter a couple of, a couple of weeks ago. I've never thought about, because she's next in line for for Senate pro tem. So she'd be the president pro tem. And she said, I've never thought about being the president

pro tem. And I have no interest in it at this time. Okay. So a reporter came up and said, hey, I, you talked about not having any interest in Senate pro tem. Do you still feel that way? And she said, well, I haven't thought about it, but I'll let you know when I do. I, I just got back and I've had a lot of issues. And he said, well, wait, to his credit, he said, you just talked about this last week. So what do you mean? You haven't talked about it. He said, you were asked about it over the break and you put out a statement saying that you had no intention of running for it.

She said, okay, well, then I guess it's out. So she didn't even remember the conversation at all. So here we have this, you know, problem in our government where you've got the president of the United States compromised. You've got a U.S. senator compromised. You've got another senator coming from Pennsylvania now who's also compromised in a somewhat different way because of the strokes. You got Nancy Pelosi who's terrible and she's out of it half of the time. And I'm not sure if it's alcohol or if it's her mind. Who knows?

Who knows? but could we maybe get some people who are tad younger than their 80s in office? You went down that list, but you know, I mean, you still have the spry Joe Biden. Biden was one that I said. It's compromised. Yeah. I mean, he's not terribly spry. No, he's really not.

Top of his game. You think? Top of his game. You know, there are a lot of people who make that point who say he's in great shape. They don't say that seriously. They don't mean it. There's certain things that are said that are not meant. For example, people, no one believes you can transition back and forth between boy and girl just by saying a magic word like abracadabra and all of a sudden I'm the other gender.

No one actually believes that, including the left. No one believes it. Are you saying gender fluidity does not exist? Not a thing. Wow. Are you hearing that, Jeffy? I hope I'm not hearing. I hope you did hear it.

I did hear it. I did hear it. Because it's not a thing. It's not real. And you know what? It's not just us. it's not just us that thinks it's not real. Every single person on the left

who says that it's real knows it's not real. They're all lying. They have to, right? They're all li. They have to. Yeah. They're all lying about it. They're just trying to placate their base. Either placating their base or they're trying to make some other side point or they're trying to just shake up the foundations of everything that we depend on.

Yep. Well, there's a lot of that. A lot of that going on. But they don't believe it. None of them believe it. None of them. Well, you can't. Not and be a reasonable human.

being. I mean, maybe Diane Feinstein believes it because she doesn't know what's going on anymore. But, you know, bless her heart. But once that starts to happen, there should be a mechanism to say, okay, Diane, you need to step down. Right? Well, there should be. I mean, I guess you could impeach, right? She should be impeached.

And she obviously cannot do this job. She can't do the job. No. I mean, she's not even worse than Federman. I mean, she's worse. She's worse. She's worse in Biden and worse than Federman. I mean, she's way down the road.

And her people are just the ones running everything and keeping it okay because it's better to have her there. And we can get done what we want to get done. It is a little odd in a blue state why you wouldn't just say, hey, get out. You know, Gavin Newsom's going to pick somebody. Yeah. You know, because I mean, you don't need, just who do you think is the best candidate? You pick somebody. Right.

Anybody. Right. I mean, maybe it's Gavin Newsome. Maybe Gavin just fills it. He wants to be president, though. For a while. He wants to be president too badly. He does.

But yeah. You know, it shows that they've got no concern, no real concern for the country. No. I mean, she's doing, though, what they want, which is voting every single time with whatever, let's say, Joe Biden or Chuck Schumer says. So for them, it's not a bad thing to have somebody like that in office. It's just, they just vote exactly as told. They do what they're told because they can't, you know, say. And they're just wheeling around a person who's lost all ability to do the job.

And it's sad. It's sad that they're using her like that. It is. But it is. It is. You know, it's not a negative for them politically and that's all they care about. My mind always goes back to the pharmacist.

Yes. In these cases where he came out and he said, yeah, I'm delivering. I deliver all kinds of drugs to, to the Congress. And some of those drugs are anti-Alzheimer's drugs. Yeah, he's the guy. He's the guy. It goes to the medical department of Congress. Wouldn't it be interesting to see who's receiving the Alzheimer drugs?

Obviously, Diane Feinstein is one, but I'll bet you there's many others. Yeah, that may have changed multiple times since that report came out. Yeah, for sure. It was a while ago. Yeah. But it's interesting to note that he admitted that he's bringing Alzheimer's medication to the U.S. Capitol building. And maybe to the White House. Actually, if you go, the Senate,

we might not be able to name a ton of people who would be called. But the House, I mean, I think, I think this is right. Over the past session of the House, two-year time period, five House members died. Oh, yeah. Right, right. Five, in one two-year period. Now, there was a car accident.

It's there in all old age. But, like, this is a, there's a lot going on. There's a lot going on in the house. Yeah. A lot of health. health problems, a lot of people who don't know what's going on. And it didn't even matter to the Democrats that the guy was dead. They voted for him anyway and he won again.

Oh, that was in Pennsylvania. Yeah. I mean, that's bad. Come on. That's embarrassing. Yes. It was too late to take him off the ticket. Too late to take him off the ticket.

That's what they said. Okay. Even if he's on the ticket, he's dead. Don't vote for him. How about that? It's an interesting thought. It is, isn't it? It does expose exactly.

what the truth is, which is they don't care. They don't care. Whether these people are alive or dead. Are they voting the right way? Right. And you know what? Whoever they slot into that rule will vote the right way. So who cares? Yeah. You can make the case that so many people died that even Joe Biden couldn't even remember all the people that died because he was looking for that one lady. She was Jackie. Where's Jackie? Where's Jackie? Jackie? Oh.

She's not here. She didn't even realize that. I want to thank all of you here for including bipartisan elected officials. He hasn't even realized it. Representative Governor Braun. Senator Booker. Representative Jackie. Where's Jackie? Where's Jackie?

I didn't think she wanted to be here. Yeah, she wouldn't be there because she's going to be here. I didn't see her now. If you didn't think she was going to be there, why are you asking for her? He doesn't have any idea. No. Up or down, in or out. He doesn't know.

It's just sad. It's really sad. All right, let's go to Kelly in Ohio. Hey, Kelly. You're on the Glenn Beck program. Good. Good. Let me tell you what. I got on the website for Kexi cookies three times. I did not order because I had sticker shock. But I legitimately got on, ordered them in a crazy fit. And they are legit. Like they are the best cookies I have ever had. They're huge. They're huge. And they are huge. And they are good. And that's why they cost a little bit more than you might expect. It's really expensive to make them. Really expensive. My husband and I can share one. And we each feel like we have.

have a whole cookie. Yes. That is true. Definitely. No. It's an entire Thanksgiving dinner and one. Of course, Jeffie disagrees with that. No. Thanks, Kelly. Appreciate it. Jeff, he's like, you mean of one box? Shear one dozen. One dozen in a city?

It feels like we ate one. No, it doesn't. It feels like I had half a one. All right. Let's go to Dave in Nevada. Hey, Dave. Yeah, Pat, with your beaver problem there, you know, you could start a trend they're actually, beaver could be good meat depending on their diet.

Right. Right. Okay. You could also start the trend that we used to be about 200 years ago where the beaver hats were. Yeah, big time. Yeah. I mean, beaver peltz were huge. They're probably warm too, right? And it's been a little nippy here in Texas.

Beaver peltz were huge back at the day. I mean, that. So I'd kill them and just wear them. Yes. Eat them and wear them. What about their diet, though? Yeah. Because I think these particular beavers are on keto.

And I don't know if that would be, that would make them delicious or not. They're eating, they're eating oak trees out back. Depending on their diet. Yeah. And it sounds like wood is in their diet. A lot of carbs and wood. Yeah, a lot. That's true.

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We are on the cusp On the precipice of Thanksgiving Day weekend Be really nice A lot of football this weekend Absolutely Big time football We got NFL football

College football You know Essentially the NFL is over for me this year I mean Not for me What way? No way There's a lot of football left

The NFL is been great this year. No, it has not. It's been a lot of fun. No, it has not. Great season so far. It's been no fun in the NFL. Zero. Four and seven Green Bay Packers.

Yeah, and they're going down again this week too, my friend. How do you know? You don't know that. You don't know that. You don't know that. No, I don't. Aaron Rogers could come back and it would just be a marvelous Sunday night game. Be his MVP self again.

Yeah. Who knows? The two time last two. Back to back. Back to back. Last two. MVP's and now it's like he's never played football before. It's true.

He'll figure it out this week against the Eagles. That's usually how it works. Yeah. Somehow everyone, everyone who's been terrible, their whole year usually figures it out against the Eagles somehow. I hope that's true. Not this year.

Not this year so far. Not this year so far. Nine and one. That sucks. Yeah, it's pretty exciting. Pretty exciting stuff. I never get in front of myself. Of course,

I assume they're going to lose every single game. Where's the Super Bowl this year? Phoenix. Okay. I believe it's Phoenix. All right. Okay. I think it's a Phoenix year.

Have we been to a Super Bowl in Phoenix before? A couple of them. Yeah, they're there every few years. Phoenix is one of those. They're in the rotation. It's like Miami. Some people go to them every year. That's true.

That's true. By the way, Pat, we are going up on YouTube here in just a second for a special Q&A. Anything you want to talk about, but the election was, you know, anything, election stuff, whatever you want. YouTube.com slash Studios America. We just launched it. We're up right now with a kind of behind the scenes look at the radio program. But if you go there right now,

As soon as the show is over, we're going to go right into our Q&A. Anything you want to talk about. I don't know. Maybe Pat and Jeff, you'll stick around. What do you guys think? You're going to stick around for a little bit? Oh, man. I wish I could.

If you're not going to be angry. I wish I could. If you're not going to be angry, Stu, I'll stay. I was very angry in the break at my stupid tripod, which is not, I don't understand it. Yeah. Every time I think I figured out how to get this thing to work, it doesn't work. But the good thing is they're also expensive. They're also expensive.

You know? Yeah. So when they're expensive. and they don't work. It's a really good company. It's a good deal. It's fun. It makes you feel so good.

You don't what you could do with that, though, is hit a beaver. You could take that thing and hit a beaver with it. Give it to me. I'm going to go beat some beavers to death with it today. You know, I know they wanted to charge you $2,000. I give this to you for $1K right now. Walk out the door. $1,000 for this time.

That saves you money. Less than half of what you're going to pay the beaver collector. Depting. And, you know, I will say this, Pat. Shooting a beaver, really impersonal. Getting right in its face with a tripod and beating it's over the head, that's true. You look it right in the eyes. That's going to be real revenge. Absolutely. And I'm sure they just stand there and wait for me to do it too.

No, you can keep the, if you hit a beaver over the head and pay me $1,000 for it, you can keep the tripod. It doesn't work anyway as a tripod. Huh. No, it doesn't. God forbid it could hold a freaking phone up evenly. Can't do that. Why would it function for the purpose it was created for? Why would it do that? I don't know. You think it would be the one thing it could do. had one job and yet it can't do that thing. It can't do it. Now, if I sat here for the next two, three hours and worked on it, eventually, inexplicably, me doing the same thing for the hundredth time, it would just start working.

That's really weird. That's what would happen. That is really weird. It's very frustrating, Pat. Who made that thing? I don't know, but I want to kill them. Yeah. I want to assassinate them.

Whoever it is, I want them dead. Then I'm not going to be here for your YouTube thing if you're still going to be angry. It is angry. Well, the hateful rhetoric. You don't want to be a part of that. I don't want to be a part of that. You know, Jeffrey, we haven't thanked you enough for coming in today. Oh, well, you're welcome.

By the way, you're still here. Why? Chewing the fact. Oh, yeah, okay, okay, that's why. YouTube.com slash studios America. Join us right now. Happy Thanksgiving. This is the Glenn Back program.