The Glenn Beck Program - Did We Finally Find the Cure to Autism? | Guests: Kristi Rogers & Léa Martin | 10/2/26

Episode Date: October 2, 2026

Americans can’t seem to catch a break. Just as gas prices looked like they were about to come down, China announced it was suspending gas exports “until further notice,” pushing the price of oil per barrel higher. Glenn and Jason discuss why China would decide to do this now and when Americans might finally see some relief. Could a recently utilized drug be used in kids with autism to help with their symptoms? Glenn reviews a recent study where a young boy with autism showed drastic improvement after being accepted into the program. Glenn explains that younger generations have no heroes to look up to because society has torn them all down. Glenn reacts to the latest attempt to keep women from having children, this time claiming you won’t be attractive once you hit your 50s if you have children. Glenn tells a couple of stories of faith and forgiveness following tragedy. Kristi Rogers, wife of Michigan Senate candidate Mike Rogers (R), joins to discuss her husband’s chances as he’s battling to beat his radical opponent, Abdul El-Sayed (D). Glenn speaks with Léa Martin, who moved to America from France in 2023 and authored the book "Dear Land of the Free," about what she finds fascinating about living in America. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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A veteran Glenn Beck program. Hello America. We got a lot to talk about. I want to start with some good news because there is some good news out there. It's kind of hard to find at times. It's kind of hard to find. We are making progress.

That's the problem. We're making progress. But then you look at the world. You look at the world. Anybody else watching Lioness? I just watch it for the lesbian scene. No, I'm kidding. you can get past all the lesbian stuff

it is an amazing show because it's it's happening right now it's exactly what is happening to the world and you know who needs what needs to watch this is France I don't know if you've seen what's going on in France today but France France could be close to falling

you know they're saying it's students out on the streets Oh, oh, you mean like Marxists and Islamists out in the streets? You mean like the 1979 revolution of Iran? Yeah, yeah, you're right. It is students out in the streets, and they're burning it to the ground today. It is a crazy world we live in. But let me start with some good news. And we'll do that here in just a second first.

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I got no good news, sir. In fact, hey, Mr. Wreckingball, Jason, why don't you tell everybody? because I'm not going to do, I don't want to start the show with bad news, so I'll have you tell people what's happened. What did China do yesterday that brought prices up? So China, I'm just going to, let me pull up the exact word. So Brent crude went up yesterday, unexpectedly, didn't know what was going on, but what happened is what it appears to be, is that Chinese refiners suspended oil exports, actually more like refined exports like gas and diesel. But, their wording for why they suspended it is what kind of shocked people. It was, quote, until further

notice, which could be two days, could be two years. No one really knows, but it sent Brent crude back up over $103 a barrel. I'm not sure where it's at right now. All right. Mr. Little Black Rain Cloud. Let me get your reason that might have happened. Can you wait, wait, wait, can you figure out why that might have happened? Well, it's, well, gas and diesel is already, there's a, there's multiple different countries, I think, including, well, Russia did it. We have been contemplating it supposedly as a rumor, but the more you restrict what's already restricted out there, it's going to even small increments are going to affect it and send the price of oil back up. Right. So why did China do that?

That's a good question, especially with record, well, the good news is that the straight of Hormuz oil is about at 98% of of pre-war levels. You're avoiding the question. You're avoiding the question. I'm not trying to. There's a couple of reasons. One, they're trying to choke off the United States of America. They're trying to intentionally raise our fuel prices before the election possibility.

Two, they are in deep, deep trouble themselves, and they've got to hoard all of the, you know, finished products, diesel and gasoline as much as possible. That's true. The other one is they've got to shut that down because they know for a while, they're not going to have enough because Iran is done. Their connection to oil is done. They're not going to be able to get their oil.

And so they have to shut it down. So I choose number three that they have to do it for their own economy. And the next thing is they know that Iran's done. Iran's done. What are they going to do? That to me could be a sign that they are not going to help Iran, that they are backing away from that. And they're like, bad in down the hatches, it's going to get tough for us for a while.

What do you think? Yeah. No, yeah, I think you could be right. And, you know, Iran is done. There was a statement from Bessent yesterday, and he pointed out that zero amounts of oil were loaded Iranian oil in the month of September. Zero. That is wild, especially considering that oil has rebounded to 17.5 million barrels a day as per just a couple of days ago or a week ago. and none of that is Iranian oil. Iran is done on that. It's, it's insane. And I think China was buying

90% of that oil before. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. That's why. That's why they're doing it. It's a good sign. For the war, I think it's a good sign. Now, let me give you a couple of other things. All we have to do is bring down the price of gasoline and diesel. Diesel is going to be hard to do because that's not something that we can do. I don't know why the president just doesn't nationalize refineries, you know, at least nationalize the efforts to build refineries. I don't know why, because

he's only got two years probably. I don't know why he hasn't said to California, which I believe has refineries and have closed them down. You know what? National emergency, open up your fricking refineries. I think we're getting to the point to

I don't want them nationalized, nationalized, but I wouldn't mind a national emergency to be declared for oil and diesel. Because I think we're in that place. We can't sustain diesel at this price. And this isn't about this war. This is about Ukraine. Russia supplies the world with a lot of diesel. And when the world doesn't have that diesel coming out of Russia. Russia, they look elsewhere.

If we shut down our, if China now has shut down theirs, Russia is shut down theirs, and we shut down ours, remember, that's Venezuela now too. If we shut down all of our exports, what is going to happen to Europe? What's going to happen to the rest of the world? This is why shutting and saying, nope, we're protecting our borders. This is why it can get really dicey, really fast. you could lose the rest of the world. And I think you're going to lose France. I mean, are you watching what's happening in France?

Have you seen any of the videos that are coming out from France? Yeah. It's their national pastime. And you look. Yeah. Well, it's, it is. You know, it was funny. I was watching all the videos coming out of there.

And I went, you know, what a surprise. It was students in the revolution, you know, the original French Revolution. And it's students today. And it's students with the Marxism and the Parasism. communes. It's always the students. It's always the students. It's always the elite who are saying, oh, this is so bad. I can't take it. Oh, shut up. Shut up. Go read some more marks. But throw a Thomas Jefferson in there from time to time. Why don't you? But this time, it is radical Islam and also the students. It's 1979, Iran. That's what's happening in France. In France is the closest to

the edge when it comes to their debt. Okay, so layoffs, U.S. layoffs fall into a four-year low. We're seeing early signs of wage growth that is picking up again. Jobless claims continue to defy expectations remain exceedingly low. The Joltz report just showed the pace of worker separations, including layoffs and resignations, was unchanged from a month earlier while hiring is up 3.3%. The overall demand for manufactured goods remain strong in September, keeping the sector's sentiment growing at a very fast pace. This sector that I'm talking about, the sentiment is manufacturing. When manufacturing starts to look over the horizon and say, we've got slowdowns coming, we have people that are drying up, we're not going to be able to sell anything. They slow down and they stop ordering all of the parts, whatever it is they need to make their stuff to sell.

but right now it looks like things are bouncing back in a huge sort of way. September marked the ninth straight month of manufacturing growth. The unemployment claims are down to 197,000. That is the lowest since mid-July. There's a really great story today in the show prep. Like most four and a half-year-olds, Lev Belski, loves playing with his big sister, spelling his favorite pastime pool in the letterboards and cuddling with his parents on movie nights. But it's been a long journey for the golden-haired surfer bro who loves splashing in the water at surf camp and trying on dad's volunteer firefighter gear.

This is from the New York Post. Listen to this. Up until four months ago, Lev was self-harming until he was black and blue, unable to make eye contact and keeping himself in a corner all day. He was inching dangerously close to being confined by a punishing helmet and sedated with heavy antipsychotic meds to mitigate his severe autism that left him incapable of functioning by himself. The outlook was bleak. His parents chased every therapeutic intervention and specialists across the country for years to no avail. Family desperately needed a lifetime. No medication is approved to address the core symptoms related to autism. Half my day was running a business and half was holding him down and trying to keep him from hurting himself. That was until research led the anguish couple to Yamo pharmaceuticals.

You know, I don't think. Yamo is not really a, that's not a pharma. Is that a pharmaceutical? You go, oh, made by Yamo. That's like made by WAMO. Now, it's, anyway, a decade-old clinical stage biopharmaceutical company dedicated to treating the core symptoms of autism with its miracle drug called L19. L-1-79. They managed to get Lev the therapy before FDA approval, thanks the FDA's expanded access program.

Thank you, Donald Trump. It was the next day. The results were immediate. It was the next day. It was right away, and other people in all the phases said the same thing. It changed everything. They are beaming now over Lev's life-changing transformation, overjoyed with this miracle kid. Bileski predicted the drug would be the old.

Zempic of autism. What separates this investigational oral therapy from other treatments is focus on brain signaling. With FDA fast track designation, Yamo said L-179 is poised to become the first FDA-approved therapy for the core symptoms of autism with the potential of transforming the lives of millions of people. Apparently, this kid started taking this and he is playing with his sister. He is relating to the family. He's no longer in the corner.

he's not self-harming. He's becoming a normal kid. About one out of every 31 kids diagnosed with autism, the groundbreaking drug, could change millions of lives. Wow. Phase two, a 12-week study presented last year showed that Yamo described unprecedented gains in socialization along critical strides in communication skills and speech patterns

with parents describing an overnight transformation. He went from the least affectionate kid to the most affectionate kid almost overnight. As a clinician practicing in this space for 30 years, I've never seen this kind of improvement in that short of a period of time. I haven't seen that level of improvement in that many children over years of therapy. Our biggest barrier right now is getting the funding we need to move forward. That's not going to be a problem. Now that this is, what is this New York Times? No, New York Post.

now that this is really out and it's starting to be heralded, you're not going to have problem funding that. You imagine that? And one more good news on the medical front. Two years ago, my good friend Dennis Prager fell, left him paralyzed from the neck down. I did an interview with Dennis eight months ago maybe, and you can't see it,

but he actually, because he's paralyzed from the neck down, he has no control of his diaphragm. So to speak, he needed somebody to sit in front of him off camera and actually push his diaphragm in so he could speak. And you could tell because he would start speaking and he'd be like, well, glad I think that maybe. And he would just, it would, you couldn't hear him. That's why the person would push again. Well, glad I think that it was really, this is what's happening. It was an amazing thing.

Amazing. They never thought he'd speak. They never thought he would get out of bed. They thought he was absolutely done. He has just announced his first public appearance. It's happening October 15th. Nothing is going to keep my dear friend, Dennis Praker, down. This is a miracle.

This is a miracle. And Dennis, I'm going to do everything I can to be there when you are coming on stage. I want to be in the front row just cheering for you. Good news on the Dennis Brager front. All right, more in a second. Now, let me tell you about Mercury 1. This audience has done something extraordinary through Mercury 1. When I talk about our three missions, relief, rescue of Christians and education,

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But do it now. Mercury1.org. 10 seconds station ID. I actually have some more good news for you, but I don't want to rush it. And I want to talk to you about heroes. We don't have enough heroes. You know, we've destroyed all of our heroes. We have to start looking for, I want to talk to you about that coming up as well.

Next Thursday, October 8th, I'm headed to the chalkboard for a Torch special exclusive on stage 19. I have partnered with Data Republican to investigate and show you how to investigate influence operations on a level never done ever before. It's a look inside the window of how radical networks coordinate push money and influence America. Is anybody watching Lioness? Did I talk about this on the show or after the show? I mean, on the insider only. Anyway, this thing is really remarkable

because, I mean, I really, you got to get past some of the stuff, you know, regular Tyler Sheridan kind of stuff as a red-blooded male, American male. Anyway, if you can watch a lioness the last season, all three, you know, or you don't need all three, just the last season. If you can binge it this weekend, you should.

And then watch this special because you're going to see what you're up again. It was breathtaking. When I saw this script for the first time before the special next week, it was breathtaking. The scope is breathtaking. And you realize how much trouble we're in. and when you see this special, you're like, okay, when you watch Lioness, it's in story form. And it's breathtaking.

They're just finding in the third season of Lioness, they're finding out how big this conspiracy goes. And there was a monologue by Nicole Kidman. We should pull it for the special or at least for the radio show. She gives this monologue where she's like, you have no idea. Every enemy of ours on the entire planet has been giving us paper cuts for the last 50 years. They're all now at the end. They're all now saying there's blood. We can get them.

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next Thursday watch glenn and data republican map the secret network behind the dsa movement the explosive investigation live october 8th apm eastern learn more blenbeck dot com slash special i don't know about anybody else but uh i am finding a renewed sense of urgency uh that we have got to get serious on what we're doing we have to get serious on uh uh our youth and teaching our principles because nobody is doing it. Literally, nobody is doing it. And our, especially generation alpha, they are starving for it. They need the education. And I think we can start here with heroes. Where are your heroes? Who are your heroes? This spring, Harvard asked 2,000 young Americans, how they felt about the country.

13% said we were on the right track. 13. The pollster said the biggest challenge since 2018 isn't about the country. It's about them. It's a growing belief that what they do no longer shapes what happens next. That is the biggest lie. That is the most dangerous lie we can have. Another survey asked men who they look up.

up to. Mom came in first, dad came in second, coaches and teachers third. Famous names all came in way behind. I think those two are the same story. For 50 years, we taught our kids that every hero had clay feet. That George Washington was a hypocrite. Lincoln was just a politician. He didn't do that great. In fact, he betrayed his country. That every great man had a secret. And the secret was the real story, not the great thing that he did. And some of it was true. Some of it wasn't, but all of them were men or women. But we didn't stop at the truth. We kept digging and digging and picking until there was nothing left. And now we wonder why the generation feels like nothing they do matters. Tear down everyone worth looking up to. And the only place

left to look as your shoes is looking down all the time nothing doesn't matter I was thinking about this the other day a friend of mine years ago came to see me in New York he had been around the block a few thousand times let's say

he worked at the White House when he was young he built one of the great industrial companies in America he for years and years was one of the wealthiest men in the country on the Forbes you know top 20 and before he died, he gave all of it away. He said, I want to die broke. And he gave it all away.

And he was the biggest philanthropist I have ever met. He came to New York one time, and he said, I want to come stop by and see you. And so I said, great. And I had an office, I don't know, on the 35th floor or something on the Avenue of Americas. And it was three blocks from the Empire State Building. It was across the street from the New York Public Library. You could see the Chrysler building from my. office window, the Empire State Building from another one, 30 Rock. I mean, my whole, it was amazing.

My whole office framed in windows. And everyone who walked into that room, they didn't notice anything in the room. They just noticed skyline. They were like, oh my gosh, look at this. It was amazing. He walks in, he didn't notice any of it. He didn't even look at the skyline or the windows. He walked in. He looked right, as he walked in, he's looking right at my desk and what's on my desk. And he said, where are all the pictures? I said, what do you mean? I look down there, pictures of my family on my desk. And he said, where are all your heroes? I didn't have an answer. I didn't know. So he gave me one. He said, you have to have pictures of the people you look up to. You have to have them in front of you. You have to have them on your desk or on the walls,

wherever you're looking while you're on the phone or you're in a meeting. You have to have pictures of people you want to be like. They can be in your life or in history. It doesn't matter. But people who had the traits and the ability to choose the right path no matter their circumstance. And then he told me why. He said, Glenn, there's going to come a time. If it hasn't happened already, you're going to sit in that chair.

Whatever your chair is, wherever you are. You're going to sit in that chair and somebody's going to call you on the phone or somebody's going to sit in front of you. and they're going to ask you to make a decision or to do something or get involved in something that might be profitable, might be good, but might be slightly wrong. He said, you'll hit the really wrong things out of the ballpark. You'll get out of my office. He said, but the slightly wrong ones. And they're going to need an answer immediately.

There might be a crisis. Answer. Right now, I need an answer. He said, if you have those faces in front of you and you've carefully chosen them for all of the traits that you want, they are your counsel. When you're pushed, you will look down and see their faces and you will instantly know. Nope, wrong choice. I thought that was wisdom he earned in a boardroom.

And it was. Wisdom also through life, he had lived it. But it's also wisdom that's 2,000 years old. There was a Roman name Seneca. He spent years at the side of the emperor Nero. When he finally got out, he wrote letters to a younger friend. And in one of them, he gives almost exactly the same advice. He says, pick a good man and always keep him in front of your eyes.

Live as if he were watching you all the time. Do everything as if he sees it. And then he has the part that I love. He suggests Cato. Cato was the sternest most unbending man in Rome. And then he says, if Cato is too much for you, pick somebody gentler. but pick somebody because you can't straighten a crooked line without a ruler. A man who had stood that close to Nero knew exactly what kind of requests come into powerful men's rooms

and how fast you have to answer. My friend did it too because he stood next to a president and he watched it too. So do you. If you've ever had a boss or a buddy or a bank account, you know it. you will become whatever it is you keep in front of you. I think it's Suf, Sufist, Sufist, Sufist, I can't remember. The ancient Eastern philosophy, that which you, what is it, that which you gaze upon, you become.

It's true. And look what we're gazing on. We're watching it happen with our kids. As they're staring at their phone, that's what they're becoming. So I took his advice. On my desk, Raul Wallenberg, a Swedish businessman who could have stayed safe and went instead to Budapest. He went the extra mile because he knew it was right. He died doing it. Martin Luther King stood in a church in Memphis the night before he died, told him, I might not be able to get there with you. He knew how it was going to end and he did it anyway.

Gandhi, when his own supporters wanted violent shortcuts, he called off his own movement rather than win that way. He stood against his own side. Pope John Paul II, who went into a prison cell and forgave the man who just shot him and tried to kill him. Latest edition on my desk is Charlie Kirk, who never screamed back at the people who screamed at him. My brother Robert, the best father I know. And my friend, John Huntsman, the man who asked me where my heroes were. He also, taught me, Glenn, if you want to truly be a philanthropist, you have to care about the entire human condition, not just one part, and die broke. Jesus, the ultimate man, hangs on my wall. The imperfect broken men are on my desk. They're all flawed like me. But that's not why they're

there. Each one of them is there for the thing they got right when it cost him something. And that's all a hero ever was. Not a saint. Not a man we're supposed to glorify. Somebody we're supposed to look down at on our desk or in front of or wherever you want to post that. Somebody you look at every day and he goes, that guy chose right one time in his life maybe. He chose right when it made a difference and it cost him something. When wrong was easier.

When everybody said it couldn't be done, he did it. we as a culture have to find our heroes again and not marvel heroes men and women that really lived lived real lives and have the scars to prove it so who are your heroes why are they your heroes who do you look to because that's the person you strive to be you know for half my life i allowed others to shape me you know and it doesn't matter you know your family will shape you. I'm still the stinky younger brother, my older sisters. You know what I mean? That's not who I am. And a lot happened to me. My mom died when I was 15. I'm an alcoholic. I was poor. Then I

had some wealth. Then poor again. Divorced, two kids, suicidal. I couldn't keep a job. All that was by the time I was 30. Then I changed my life. And it took me 10 years. Five of them really, I mean, holding on by my fingernails, hard ones. But that's when I decided I'm not going to let other people shape me. I'm not going to let my circumstances shape me. I'm not going to let success or failure shape me. I'm not going to let my own self-destructive narrative shape me. I'm going to choose who I am because I can.

That's the most important choice you get. The freedom to choose, the most important is who am I? I am choosing who I am. I will gaze upon the things I want to become. I will partner with God and I will build the man I was meant to be, not what society or culture or even my own laziness will allow me to become. I'm not going to drift. You know when I was 40?

on my 40th birthday I had just sobered up five years before and I looked at my wife Tanya and I said I haven't accomplished a damn thing in my life. I was 40. I'm 62.

By the time I was 50 I think I had 12 New York Times bestseller sellers because I had all this pent up in me all this potential that I had dismissed and it started because I went looking for men I wanted to be like. And I can give you a hundred examples because there's a part of each of those stories inside of me now. Story, story, story.

What is the story that connects with you? If you don't have the story of your family, of your past, of your future, if you don't have the stories of the men and the women you want to be like, you cannot write your own story. and so to the young men who told Harvard, nothing you do matters, you're not powerless. You're unfinished.

And an unfinished man gets to choose what he builds his life around. Find your own counsel. Find your own heroes. Put their faces where you see them every day when you get up in the morning and when your phone rings. Don't find yourself.

God, I hate that. I'm going to college because I'm finding myself. Don't find yourself. What do you mean? I found myself. I found myself. You know what I found? A bunch of stuff I didn't like. Instead, go find out who you were meant to be, who you want to be.

The highest version of yourself. Find yourself. Find something better than you. Work on it. Struggle with it. Shape it. Live it. And you know what?

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is this feeling of never stop dreaming, never start living in yourself, and never stopping a kid. And just to think about it makes me so emotional because I'm like, I hope it will never stop. I think I will be able to stay here because I feel so alive. But I think I'm just like touched because this country has changed me so much. I don't know. Like it freed me so much.

It was like a therapy. It still is. It might sound so stupid. But you know, when you find your. yourself in a place and you're like, maybe my soul was meant to be here and you have no idea if you're going to be able to stay. It's an amazing thing. She's joining me, hour number three.

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petrol seems like such a nice word, and set them on fire. Riot police are out in record numbers. the official story is the teacher shortages in the broken buildings. Oh, the real complaints and the actual excuses. So now the French intelligence has walked in to the prime minister and said, hey, we should talk here because there's something else going on. I'm going to get that to you here in just a second. And also, no beardos, no weirdos, no weirdos. that is causing all kinds of problems with the left.

I want to talk to you about the accused of Fly Dubai hijacker. I can't take part of this story. And a woman who says, I'm 56 and I'm beautiful because I haven't had a child. This is the latest attempt to get you not to have children. Yeah. How happy are you, really? How happy are you? She might be perfectly happy.

I'm not sure. But that's not why you're beautiful. And Sweetheart, give it up. You're not all that. But whatever. We get into that here in just a second. So much to cover this hour. We begin in France here in a second.

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Palestinian flags. This is going to come as a surprise to you. In France, Palestinian flags and Algerian flags are at the barricades. Anybody you ever see Le Miserab? barricades keep showing up in France. That is why Paris has the wide boulevards. We were just talking about this with the insiders. You know, you go into these old European imperial cities and you'll see these huge wide boulevards.

And the reason why is because they all lead to the palace and that's all this grandiose bull crap. Not in France, not in Paris. No, no, no, no. They have the wide boulevards to stop the barricades. because the French Revolution happened and they barricaded themselves. They would just throw furniture out of the windows and they barricade the street and then they would fire from behind the barricades. So I think it was Napoleon the second or third was the one who said, you know, enough of that. I'm going to mow all this down.

We're going to make huge and that way it'll be grand and beautiful, but we also don't have barricades. They're doing it again. They're showing up to the barricades with Palestinian flags and Algerian flags. Huh. police are now saying, wait a minute, I'm noticing that there's a lot of non-students on the line with vague demands. What? They're now selling a new France. This is the red-green alliance.

What's happening there is coming to America. Pay attention. You're seeing it happen now in real time. This is the left and the red-green alliance. Red is the old revolutionary Marxist left. The communists, the street unions, the people who still think it's 1968, a dress rehearsal. Green is the, a lot of people think it's climate. That's not climate.

It's not climate. It's the Islamic, the Palestinian, the Algerian flag. Do you think that, you think that, oh, they're the climate people? No, they're not. No. Green for Islam. And they're burning. The schools are underfunded because the state is broke. And none of the politicians will tell the French people, I'm sorry, you can't live this way anymore. Just like our politicians won't say, you can't live this way anymore. We can't keep spending all this money. They are completely broke. They're drowning in debt. The prime ministers can't, they can't pass a budget. And the answer from the red-green alliance is not reform. It's more street, more flags, more legitimate violence, as they say. Watch the pattern, because it's happening in France.

It's going to happen all over it. The grievances will be real. But the organization of the violence is nothing but political. And the kids, the teenagers and the, um, and the college people are, they're the battering ram. And the Red Green Alliance does nothing but harvest violence. They're lighting a match. Good luck.

Good luck. And meanwhile, do we have the no beardos, weirdos, no wimps, no tranny song? I just put this together real quick. Can we just go ahead and roll this real quick? It's very short. I thought it would be good for the Department of War. Does this sound like Pete Hegseth? No baddies, no threats, no beards, no weirdos, no weird.

Anyway, so Pete Hegseth is saying, you know, the truth. Guys, you can't be a weirdo, you can't be a freak. I'm sorry, you've got to be clean-shaven. No, you're not wearing a dress. You're too fat to get under. You can't go over. and you can't go under because you're too fat. And that's a problem.

And now the left is saying, how dare him? Oh, how dare him? Politicize. You ready for this one? Politicize the Department of War. Oh, oh, oh. You shouldn't do that.

Oh, I get it now. You mean like when you had everybody, every general it seems standing there in a, When you had them, the first thing they did under Biden was purge for political stances? You mean that kind of thing you shouldn't do? Yeah. Yeah, I guess you shouldn't have done it. Now what he's doing is just returning it to normal.

Yeah, I used the N word. I did. Normal, normal, normal, normal, normal. Oh my gosh, it's not a safe space. normal, normal, normal, normal. There's such a thing is normal. And you are not normal. I got to tell you.

Accused fly Dubai hijacker, religious extremist who refuses to shake women's hand. We hired a terrorist. Really? Did you fly Dubai? You hired a terrorist? Wait, hang on just a second. You hired a religious extremist who refuses to shake women's hand. who said, I should kill Jews, who was carrying Palestinian pamphlets with him on the plane as he tried to crash it into the ground and kill Jews.

You had an extremist? No, no, you didn't have an extremist. You didn't hire an extremist. You hired a Muslim in the Middle East. That's what you hired. normal, normal, normal, normal, normal, normal. That's what normal people know. That's not an extremist.

That's a Muslim in the Middle East. Did you hear about the accused killer in-laws? The ones that were in New York and their, I guess their son-in-law, their thought, I don't know. I don't know how is a trans. It's a trans guy. He started as a woman. now he's a guy i i i don't know normal normal normal normal normal can we have normal conversations in this country ever

so some identified person i don't know what their birth certificate said when they were forced as a baby to accept that sex definition but the two elderly i don't know chinese people they shot him at a public park and then one of them shoots him and then hands the gun to the 80 year old wife, 81 years old, and she then takes a couple of shots at him.

We're like, oh my gosh, the trans hate, the trans hate. Look at all the hate on the trans. No, turns out that's not it. Mm-mm. Now that we've spent, oh, I don't know, how long has it been? Now that we've looked at it for more than 10 minutes, we see that may not be the story here. Apparently, he was reigning hell on his family or her family or its family.

I don't know, but raining hell on the family. Abusing his wife so badly at one point, he fractured her spine. You know, I could see myself at 81 years. old. Getting ready to check out, my daughter has her spine fractured by some monster. I don't care if he used to be a woman or a man or whatever.

You've fractured my daughter's spine. You've hit my grandchildren and you've gone to court and then you were supposed to take parenting classes because apparently you didn't know you shouldn't hit your kids. And it's continuing. He's dangerous

to the family. His wife is black and blue all a time. I don't know. I don't know. I'm 81. I look at my wife and I'm like, you know what, honey, we only got a couple more years to go. What do you say? Let's take him out. I'm not going, you're not doing that alone. I'm going and doing it with you. We're going to take him out. And they go take him out. I kind of, I kind of, I see it. I see it. And it has nothing to do with trans. Now, is it what Jesus would want us to do? No. Can I understand. Can I understand. understand it? Yes. Should they pay a price? Yes. Were they wrong? Yes. You know what makes me say that?

Normal, normal, normal. Normal thinking. Normal thing. There's no such thing as normal. Shut up. Shut up. Here's the next story. Doesn't come from the Daily Mail. I'm 56, but I look years younger. The reason I look so good, I don't have children. My sore joints and inability to remember anyone's name may tell a different story, but my face doesn't look 56 and neither does my body. Okay. Okay.

Can we put a picture up over this woman? Okay. She's not bad looking. They're not bad looking. But she looks 56. You know, not 56 of 1972, but 56 of today. Okay, not bad looking. You know why I looked so good I didn't have children?

Shut up. Put up a picture of my wife, I'llie, she's 54. I would like to see pictures of your hot wife. I mean, not, I didn't mean it that way. I would like to show this one. I would like a collection of people from this audience that have pictures of them and their wife Does my wife look at least as good as this woman does? Yes.

Does your wife, most likely. I want to see the beautiful women in this audience that have had, I mean, if you've had 12 children, I really want to see a picture of you. I really want to show her pictures of you. The 56 of 1970, do you remember what your grandmother looked like at 60? I do. Wasn't good.

Wasn't good. We don't look that way anymore. You know why? Because we don't cook with lard anymore. You know, people have started taking care of themselves. My grandmother, when my grandmother, when I was a kid, okay, my grandmother's in her 40s or maybe 50s when I, you know, around this time. My grandmother, I remember when people started running, this before Nike, before running shoes or anything else, You had converse and people started running.

And I remember my parents and my grandparents going, what the hell are people running for? All these people running. What is that? They didn't exercise like this. We didn't take care of ourselves. They didn't know what running was. They were like, you run from a fire.

What do you run? You're just out in the street running. Why? You need to work harder. It's ridiculous. People often ask me how I look so much younger. well it's controversial but I didn't have children oh well I am you know what hey goodness you win you win because I know when we get to the end of the life we get to the end of life God's

gonna look at us to go I don't know let's you guys miss the whole thing as a beauty contest who can look the best at 80 who can look the best at 80 oh you're in heaven you had you had kids look the wear and tear on that body. Nope, I think you're getting in. And beyond the eternal thing, I think that's where our happiness comes from. I think when you're 80 and alone and no one's coming to visit you and you have no friends left because they're all 80 and they died or are dying, I think when you're standing there alone in your, you know, I don't know, retirement home or wherever it is you are. And that's if you live in the United States, not in Canada, because you probably are dead by now.

if you live in Canada. Because you're 80, you don't really have a reason to have any kind of medication or any kind of help. We could just kill you now. But I think when you're alone there standing, look in the mirror and you're like, man, I look good. I look so good at 80. Nobody else is seeing it because you're all by yourself. But good luck with that. Good luck with that.

But just to please, please stop saying, look how good looking I am because I haven't had children. I'm a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. You know how many kids we have? You know how hot some of the moms are? I mean, it's not like I'm sitting in church going, that's a hot mom. I'm not doing that.

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maybe next week. But his wife is on today because El Saeed said some things about women that, I don't know, I think you should hear and maybe hear from Mike's wife on that. The polls

are tightening. And that's really good news. But you have to get out and vote. But all the polls, now that they're hearing these people, they're like, oh, okay, wait, wait, wait, I think I'm beginning to understand who you really are. I don't think so. I don't think so. So we'll see. But again, Republicans have to go out and vote. If you have early voting, go out and vote. Um, you know, and bring some dead people along with you. Why not? They do it in Chicago. Anyway, um,

we'll have more on that. Also, this woman from France who came here, she's a young woman. She just wrote a book. Let me see if I can find what the name of this book is. She just wrote this book, Dear Land of the Free. It's fantastic. I had a hard time putting it down last night. It's this love letter to America. And she's just like, she went back to France. And she's like, I didn't know who I was.

I was born in France. And she explains what it's like in France. And then she came over here and she's like, I know who I am now. Because I spent time in America. And I want to come back to America. And so she wrote Dear Land of the Free is great. You're going to love her. She's going to be on here in just a minute or so.

While we're at some good news, let me give you, it's been a one-year anniversary. Last Sunday, Sunday morning, there was fast in testimony meetings. This is when people fast in the morning, then they get up and they can speak about their testimony. and they can stand up and say what they know to be true. Now, on September 28th of last year, there was this chapel where this was going on and a pickup truck came through the front wall of that chapel. Then gunfire, then flames.

It was in Michigan. It was a LDS chapel. You remember? Greg McCatt was sitting in the congregation. He's an investigator for the Department of Corrections up there, and he had a pistol on him. When the guy comes in with a gun, he immediately stands up and he pulls his weapon and he fires. He fires five times and missed five times. The gunman didn't miss.

Three rounds right into Greg's chest. The police chief would later say it was those few seconds that bought the time for most of the ward to get out of the back. Now, down the hall was Katie Brooks. She was in a small room, five children, and the room was starting to fill with black smoke. She didn't know what to do. She, you know, stay in place, shelter, shelter. She calls 911. What do I do?

And they said, get out. Get out right now. So she throws a metal chair through the, you know, through the glass. And she takes all the kids after she says, pour water on your clothes. Okay. So she's covering them all in water. So the fire. She calls 911, get him out of the window.

She picks up her little boy, Lincoln. She throws him out. She picks up all the kids one after another and throws all these kids out. Then she goes in. Out back, a middle school math teacher named Don Shike drove her seven passenger van, fills it up with as many people that can get into this van as they escape from the church, cram them inside. Two of them had been shot.

Four members of that ward never came home. She just drives in the wood, get away. It's been a year. Last Sunday was a year. You asked the survivors about the man who did it, and still today there's no rage in them. Dawn said, I don't hold any anger. Mostly she and everybody else,

just puzzled by his hatred. How could somebody hate them that much? Katie said something important. She said, never once have we doubted, a thought that the Lord abandoned us. We teach that even in hard things, in tragedy, we can feel the Lord with us. Now we lived it.

I found out that Katie keeps a shelf at home. She decorates it for every season. The whole year, she decorates for everything that's going on. This last year, it has been bare the whole time. She just put up fall. Things are starting to return to, normal. More wise, a deeper testimony as they gathered again for the first anniversary fast in testimony meeting. Same kind of quiet Sunday, same kind of people in the pews. But there were a couple

of changes. The testimony was deeper. And when it came to sing, time to sing, a guy walks from the front. He turns to face the congregation. He raises his arms to lead the him. It was Greg. The guy had been shot three times in the chest. The last time people saw him raise his arms in the church, there was a gun in his hand. This time, he was just conducting the music. It's amazing how we can take something bad and make it into something good, or we can make it change us and our lives and become embittered with hatred. It's nice to hear these stories where people are choosing the right path. Let me go back to a story that we were just talking about when I was screaming normal, normal, normal at you in a very unchristlike way.

This whole thing with the military, because we got into the break here a second ago with the insiders. If you're not an insider, you should join us. You miss a lot. Glennbeck.com slash insider. But Jason was talking because he's a military guy. he claims to be a Marine, but I don't know. I don't know. Marines, really?

Have you really, you're accepting people like Jason now? Oh, is Jason out of the room? Oh, that's too bad. He can't defend himself. Get Jason's butt back in the seat. We're talking about, you know, talking about this whole thing with the military and how the, you know, people are saying, I can't believe Hague Seth. Do we have the cut from Hegseth? play the Higgseth cut.

We are no longer the woke department or the weak department. Simple translation of that. No fatties, no trannies, no beerdos, no weirdos, no wimps, no radicals. Just warriors. Just tough, ready, committed troops. The war department, as you know, is colorblind, gender neutral and merit-based. or as the president likes to say to repeat central casting. You know, what's amazing to me is that this is controversial.

Can I ask you, what is the purpose of a military? Is it to send cultural signals of who we accept? No. No, you want to do that? Do that in some other department. Do that in your artsy-fartsy departments. Here's what the military is for. to kill people.

You may not like to hear that, but that's what it's for. To kill people. Police are there to ensure that people are not killing each other and doing their best to get the violent people off the streets. Military is there to kill people and kill them faster than they can kill our people. We don't like to use it. We don't like to say that. We'd like to say, oh, well, we're peacekeepers. No, we're not.

We're not peace. That's not, that's why Trump, in a very genius move, because he understands, you change the language, you change the culture. So instead of the Department of Defense, which I've never had a problem with, until it started going woke and we started getting pusified, he changed it to the Department of War to remind you, that's what that, that's what those people are for. They're not for peacekeeping. They're not for nation building. They're for war. And I got news for you. Who do you want fighting?

Do you want a guy who is in there fighting who is like, well, that guy, that guy, now remember, he's standing to your son. You want the guy standing next to your son in battle to be the guy who is like, well, they accepted me for who I am and I'm a woman now. And I like to wear a dress on the battlefield. Do you want that guy? Or do you want a guy who is like, I'm going to kill them.

I'm going to kill them because that's what I've trained to do. That's all I care about is my job to be a warrior. I'm going to stop them before they kill me, my friend. You know what? I had a, when I was over in Israel, this is 20 years ago, it was really dangerous for my family over there. And we had death threats and everything in Israel. And they were coming to get us.

And so my kids had to have their own security person over there. And this little teeny guy, he must have been about five feet. And he was, you know, former military, Israeli military. He was a Mossad guy. And I look at him and I'm evaluating. Is this guy going to protect my kids? And I put my hand on his shoulder and he's not wearing a vest. and I said, where's your vest?

I don't, I like my protectors to have vests. Where's your vest? And he looks at me and he says, I don't need a vest. I will see them and kill them before they ever see me. And I'm like, you're good. You can watch the kids. That's what I want. That's what I want.

I don't want a babysitter. I don't want somebody teaching me cultural yes or no. I want somebody who says, I'm going to kill them before they even. see me coming. Good. You're in. Now, do I want that person being my teacher for my kids? I don't know. Maybe. Probably not. Do I want this guy to be talking to me about, you know, whatever else, business? No, probably not. I want this guy to protect and defend. That's what the military is supposed to do. and I know this is gravely non-PC.

We're not supposed to say it. But I'm sorry. Your job is to kill people faster than they kill ours. Your job is to instill fear in them. Fear. Do you know that we could have stopped Benghazi. We could have stopped Benghazi. All we had to do was low-fly our planes.

Do you know that when we fly our planes just over the rooftops? When we fly our planes just over the rooftops and we're trying to stop a fight, we'll fly them really fast. And just as we start to get over where they are, we kick it into afterburners. Do you know why? Because it breaks every window in like a 20 block radius. when those things come screaming over your head, you realize the might and the power of the United States of America. Do they shoot anybody?

Maybe sometimes. Sometimes it's enough to make the other opposing team wet their pants, literally, and run like little girls. That's what a military does. That's its number one job. Put fear in the enemy. And he ain't doing that in address, Admiral. Put fear in the enemy.

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This is great news. According to Fox News of likely voters, Abdul El-Said 50, Mike Rogers, 49 with inside the margin of error. Trafalgar says El-Said. up only by two, real clear politics, Said up by three. Best public polls are all now in a dead heat, dead heat.

This is great. Rogers has higher ID and consolidated party. 95% of Republicans, 99% of MAGA voters. El Saeed, you have to remember, barely won his primary. 48 to 47.

Didn't carry his home county. after the polls had him up in double digits. 11% of Haley Stevens' primary voters now say they're going to vote for Rogers. 11%. This is all DSA, this is all red-green alliance, and I don't know how much of anything is true anymore. I just know Republicans need to get out to vote. And so do independents.

Independence are the soft spot. It's still large enough to move this race one way or another. Republicans last won a Michigan Senate race in 1994. If Rogers will win, this will be the first GOP Senate victory in the state in 32 years. And it will make a Democratic majority very hard to build. Election Day is November 3rd. Everyone needs to mobilize. Otherwise, you've got a guy.

They were just talking about him and Tal RICO. Just a minute ago, we were playing it for the insiders. Can we play that clip again? This is Hassan Piker. And he's talking about Talrico in Texas. But the same thing. He's tighter with El Saeed. Listen to this.

Hopefully, inshallah. You have it, guys? James Talarico wins. Okay. Inshallah. After. I'm not allowed. I feel like I shouldn't even say that.

I feel like in the state of Texas is no Sharia state. they're going to throw me in prison. But yeah, hopefully after James Sellerigal wins, we got to hold him to account. We got to make sure that he doesn't become another do nothing Democrat, business as usual, and we've got to keep up that pressure. And we have to remind him that we are the force

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Christy, welcome to the program. How are you? Hey, good morning. I am all right. Thanks for having me today. You bet. So, you know, you're on the campaign trail, I'm assuming, and you're hearing people. The Republicans have been really down in the mouth because El-Said looks like he was going to take things by storm. That's falling apart.

What's happening on the ground? Yeah, amazing. I'm just leaving. Actually, Kalamazoo headed up to Grand Rapids. And people are excited on the ground for this race, particularly in Michigan. It's running the opposite direction of National. We actually have over 90% excitement of Republican voters. That's unusual for midterm.

And it's not just the Republican base that's excited and that is excited for Mike to win this. We also, our number one request for yard signs is Democrats for Rogers. And so how do you poll that, right? I mean, we're hearing that that pulls our neck and neck. It is Michigan. It is a purple state. It will be close. So we absolutely need everybody to get out and vote. You know, as I just said to this whole room full of Kalamazoo voters, I'm like, I know you're going to vote. Grab your aunts, your crazy uncle, you know, your friends, your coworkers. It is so important to vote this cycle. As you said, we have not in Michigan elected a Republican center since 1994. That's absurd. And Democrats have confirmed. whole Lansing, our state capital, for the better part of a decade. And where are we now? The Democrats have managed to get us ranked 46th in the country. We've lost 200,000 manufacturing jobs. We're 46th in education. Our kids can't read. We've got the highest car insurance rate in the country.

That's Democrat. And so they're running around saying, oh, we're going to make things more affordable. Absolutely not. They're lying. They're just going to increase your taxes. They've already given us, as I said, the highest car insurance rate in the country, the highest utility rates in the Midwest. So, Michiganers are ready for a change, and they're looking at Mike. But Abdul, I mean, this guy, he wouldn't know the truth if it bid him. And, you know, he's running around saying Medicare for all. And that he himself has said is going to raise Michigan families, taxes by two to three times, three, like two to three times. That's about 20,000. That's about 20,000. dollars what we're averaging per year per household that's that's not going to make anything more

affordable and he's saying you want money out of politics his two top funders council for american islamic relations and george sorrows now care right those are his two top funders and george sorrows paid for his uh his graduate education think about that that's unbelievable so do michigan do people in Michigan, are they, I mean, I'm amazed, I'm seeing this, because we have it in Texas too. I'm amazed, I'm seeing this and I'm thinking, have you forgotten what we're up against? Have you forgotten what it was like just two years ago with this insanity? And this is getting worse. These are avowed Marxist and avowed Islamists that are at least supporting these guys. I think El-Said is both of those things. And you're going to have every mosque out to

vote for this guy. Every single one of them. They're preaching it every Friday. Are our Christian churches preaching get out and vote? I don't know. We're working on it. We are absolutely working on it. But the scary thing is, only 50% of Christians in Michigan voted in 2024. I mean, just think about that. That's awful. So, and he, Abdul, his sister, is a vowed supporter of Hamas. She said that the only reason she has not given up her professorship at University of Chicago is because she's using it to recruit Hamas supporters and Hamas volunteers. His mom, his mother is an unindicted co-conspirator raising money for al-Qaeda. I mean, you cannot make this up. And so Hassan Piker, he has brought Hassan Piker into Michigan three times.

He had Hassan Piker the night before his primary. So he is attached to the hip with Hassan Piker. And the frightening thing is he's bringing Hassan Piker to our college and university campuses. Talk about brainwashing our future generations and our students. This is absolutely scary. And yes, he is beholden to Hassan Piper and we are not letting Michigan voters forget it. So do the people of Michigan, though, do they feel, like I feel this every day. I mean, I'm watching this stuff and I'm like, people, you got to understand, your country is on the very edge.

Because this is nowhere, this is not Barack Obama 2008. This is everything I warned that was coming from Barack Obama 2008. It's now here. These are a vowed Marxist, avowed Islamists. Do people in Michigan understand that yet? You know, I say I believe they're starting to. And the scary thing is that they're starting to. They should already know it.

But when you actually say the things and actually use Abdul's words back at him, people are like, oh, that can't be true. That's too extreme. No, it actually is true. And we just look at his record. You look at his supporters. And so we're just repeating what he has said, what previously. And, you know, he's gone back and deleted 200 of his social media posts and YouTube videos.

Of course he has. Of course he has. He said in the past. It's just, sorry, go ahead. Yesterday was Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and he said crazy things about that. How's that going to play? Explain what happened. Well, you know, and Mike is a cancer survivor.

Mike got canceled when he was 19, you know, and thank God, it's not recurred. But what Abdul has said, right? And he went to medical school. Now, he runs around and says he is a physician. He is not. He never got his residency, never has been licensed. In some states, it's illegal to call yourself a physician, but he does. So, and we're starting to get people aware of that.

But what he said about breast cancer is just shocking. He said that breast cancer research is disturbing, and it only goes with social privilege and power. Now, not only is that insensitive, that's disturbing. That's the fact that he said that. 10,000 women alone every year in Michigan get diagnosed with breast cancer. And he says that breast cancer research is, it's shocking. How is he planning on luring women into this Islamic cult? into his campaign, how is he planning on doing that when he's saying that the research for

something that only happens to women, women, women, is social power and privilege? How is that playing? We're going to play. Well, you know, we're talking about it. I actually raised it again this morning. And the concerning thing for me also is that women, age 18 to 40, are his largest supporters, the largest supporting group, which I just don't understand from so many different aspects, from what he said about breast cancer research, but also from the fact that

he is a Sharia law adherent. What that means is he believes that women are worth 50% less than men. And women are like, oh, that's not true. No, actually it is true. It is. It is. It is. And when it comes It takes two women to testify against one man to equal the testimony. That is absolutely true. I don't even know where to start. Tell me what you think. What is the message that people in Michigan need to hear, the people in the country need to hear from Mike. What is this truly all about?

It is about who we are as Americans. It's not just who we are as Michiganders. and making housing more affordable, getting our kids to read again, bringing manufacturing jobs back. Mike has a plan for all of that, but we are truly the firewall for what Abdul himself calls the movement, the DSA, the Democrat Socialists of America, and the radical Islamist movement. He says he's the leader of it, and he's going to bring it across America. So we're the firewall, and I'm telling everybody that I need that this is about, who we are as America, who we want to be going forward, as America, this is about our values.

And we have got to remember that. That is not an exaggeration on any level. And the contrast could not be more clear. You have somebody who's anti-American in Abdul Al-Sayed who openly says it hates Jews. And you have my husband, Mike Rogers, who is a former Michigan State Senator, a former Michigan Congressman, Chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, former FBI agent, and former Army officer running against this guy who is anti-American. I mean, it's just, the contrast couldn't be clear, and that's the message we're getting out to everybody, and I believe it is starting to resonate. We're feeling it, and again, I said, we've got Democrats for Rogers as our most requested yard sign right now, and the largest event we've held in Michigan was actually Jews

for Rogers and two-thirds of them that showed up were Democrats. So I don't know how to hold that. Right. And so I do believe the message is getting out and I believe people are starting to really understand the importance of this. And we just cannot allow this absurd Abdul Al-Sayed a national platform. We can't allow it. I have to tell you, I pray that you and might come across the finish line because you are right. This is the most disturbing race, I believe, in the country. If this guy wins, it sends a message on who we are and who we are allowing ourselves to become. Christy, thank you so much. My best to Mike, and you can go to Rogersforsenate.com. RogersforSenet.com, if you want to get involved, you must get out and vote. Christy, thank you.

Thank you so much. All right. Thank you. You bad. Bye-bye. Christy Rogers. You know, I thought this race was over. I really did. I really thought there's no chance this thing is going to happen. He's within one point now. And again, 11% of the Democrats say they're going to cross over and they're going to vote for Mike Rogers. And I don't know if that is, I don't know if that's in the polling.

I don't know. but you know it could be it could slip by it could be a massive upset and this would send a massive message because this guy was way ahead way ahead and the more you listen to him you know they all think I told you years ago they can't wait to take the masks off they can't wait to tell you how Islamic they are how Marxists they are they can't wait they thought their time to take the mask off was now. I'm not sure it is. But I'm appreciating them taking the mask off so you can see it.

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I'm telling you this, this woman absolutely understands America, and she's from France. It's crazy. Christy Rodgers, I'm sorry, that's who he just had on. Leah Martan is with us. She is the author of the book called Dear Land of the Free. She moved to Canada, and then a boyfriend said, let's move to America. So she lived in Amish country for a while. Then now she lives in New York City.

And she gets us unlike anything, like anybody else, I think. And her timing is perfect when we're doubting ourselves. Leah, welcome to the program. Thank you so much. Wow. I'm so grateful. I love your shirt, not from Paris, madam. Well, I wore it for you.

I wore it for you. My jacket says, not from Paris, madame. Anyway, Leah, What compelled you? Because this, your book is, I mean, it's weird. It's in a good way. It's, it's almost like a love letter to a passion that I've not heard from very many people, especially about the country. What happened to you?

What happened to me? Oh my God, so many things. So I wrote the book when I, when with my ex-boyfriend, we broke up. So I was kind of like super devastated and I felt so dissociated and I felt like, oh my God, I need to write this love letter to this country that gave me so much and helped me transform so much. So it's just my whole love for this country that gave me so much. what was it that flipped you from somebody because i mean i know what people say in europe about america and it's almost a cartoon version of us but what what was it that you either saw that you were like oh my gosh i have this all wrong and what flipped you to this so yeah when i

arrived in the u.s i had so many cliché and i've never dreamed about moving to the u.s it just happened because of my ex and then i was when i arrived here i realized i realized how wrong I was because we have so many cliché around food, around Americans, around so many things here, and I realized I was so wrong. And what were those things that you had grown up hearing about America? So one of the biggest cliché, I'm sorry, is that the Americans are kind of uncultured because they don't travel, that kind of thing. And I've realized there's a lot of nuance.

this cliche. You know what's so funny is you guys say, you know, we don't travel. Have you seen the size of our country? We travel a lot. We travel a lot. We probably travel farther from our homes than you guys do. It's just in our country. You know, we're not, we're not living right next.

I mean, it's amazing. I was just in France. And it is amazing. You just get in the car and you drive two hours and you're in a completely different country. Here in America, unless you live in by the either Mexican or Canadian border, You're driving forever and you're still in Texas. Yeah, definitely. Definitely.

It's so easy for us to travel because also the flight tickets there are way cheaper. While in the U.S., it's more complicated, this country is so huge. Like when even I was in Pennsylvania, I did a road trip in Pennsylvania, and I was like, I'm still in the same state, but I can drive hours and hours and hours. And it was just, yay. Like, I did a trip through Texas too, and it was the same. like it's endless. Yeah.

Yeah, it's endless. It is endless. And every place, and it used to be, we're getting worse at this, but it used to be, well, Europe was like this. You know,

I remember in the 80s going over to Europe and it was different. You would go to England and it would be very different than Italy. And they're still different, but they have the same shops

and everything else. We used to be that way, but now we're kind of homogenizing like the rest of the world, but there's still great different. I mean, you were in Amish country. There's no place. like Amish country. It's great.

I loved it so much. It felt so special because this is the kind of thing I only saw in the movies, you know, it's so interesting. And even like when I was in Texas, I realized that, yeah, one state is like one country. Each state has its own specialties, people, mindset. It's so interesting. Yeah. So how's your relationship with France? By the way, I'm sorry to hear what's happening to your country today. It's on, I don't know you don't want to talk about it, but it's on fire and it's, it's bad. I mean, France is in trouble. But let's say, how is your relationship with France now?

And the people that you left behind, what are your parents think? My dad keeps telling me, they don't have this, the Americans. And I'm like, Dad, they have something else. He keeps bragging about things we have in France. But I love my country a lot. I am deeply passionate about my country. I didn't live France because I hated it. I just needed to see something else.

So, yeah, I really love France. It's so unfortunate. I'm so glad to hear you say the best thing I love the saying from Texas. Texans will always say, where are you from? And you'll say, you know, Idaho or New York. And they go, oh, I hear that's a great place. It's not Texas, but it's a great place. And that's kind of the attitude you have is that Texan

attitude. I love France. It's not America, but I love France. Yeah, I'm really proud of my country. I'm really proud of where I'm coming from. Are you, are you hoping to be able to stay here? Are you hoping to become a citizen? Yeah. Hopefully I'm going to become a citizen. I intend to. This is my goal. I don't want to live. And what does it mean to be a citizen in the United States? Oh, so much. For me, it means so much. especially because I come from a family of immigrants. And it means so much. I would be so proud if one day I have children and they become American because I dared one day to follow my intuition and come to the U.S.

and make this dream happen. So it means so much. I want to give them the opportunities that I have right now. You know, we talk about this American dream. Some people say it's dead. It's not dead at all. Yeah, we just don't understand that. Would you explain to some because people in America, they think, oh, well, France, France is free.

You have freedom. We have freedom. It's the same thing. They think that all over the West. What's the difference between the freedom you had in France and the freedom we have here? No, we don't really have freedom in France because if you want to speak out loud and just like express yourself in different aspects, the way you dress, the way you talk, like anything. Even like you want to become an entrepreneur, you want to create a business. You cannot really do that because the system and the government will just make it very, very complicated.

In the U.S., you can pretty much do whatever you want. And then you have to pay the consequences of your actions, but at least you're surrounded by people who support you are not really judgmental. So it's really empowering. And this is what freedom is really about. you you write in your book that there was a time i think when you went back and it really was hard and you felt again like you were losing that piece that you had found in america and you talked about how i'm poorly paraphrasing your your book is beautifully written um but um you said something about like you know in france when you fail it's the opposite america says good

fail, get up, do it again. And in France, it's more of the attitude of C, told you so, you can't make it. Is that true? Yeah, it's true. And even like first, when you have ambition and you share your dreams, they're like, maybe you shouldn't do that. Maybe it's too risky. I'm trying to be realistic.

And I'm like, no, I want to do something different. I want to make things happen. And they're just killing your dreams. But eventually if you dare to follow your dreams and you fail, it doesn't work out. Then they're going to be like, yeah, I told you. You see? Is there anything that you thought was a stereotype about America that when you got here, you're like, actually, that's actually, that's accurate. So the food, the food, I have to be honest.

Well, the food is not the best food. But the meat in the U.S., I love, like, especially when I was in Texas, I tried Terry Black's barbecue. you and it was like amazing. This is not the kind of thing we have it. But yeah, the food is not that great in the US while you can still go to the farmer's market and that kind of thing. But yeah. Yeah.

I will tell you, I was just in Paris. I'd never been to France before and I just was in Paris. It's been a week there. And I have to tell you, I expected to hate it because I had heard all the stereotypes of the French. And I didn't find anybody like that. I really didn't. I found people pleasant.

I don't speak. I barely speak. English, so I don't speak French. And I really enjoyed it. I will tell you, part of that was a love affair with the food in France. It's unlike anything I've ever had. It lives up to the stereotype that the French really know how to cook. You do.

And it's so crazy because you're so close to England and they don't have a clue how to make food. Anyway, I digress. Leah, thank you so much. It is great to talk to you. I wish you the best on your journey. The name of the book is Dear Land of the Free. I have to tell you, I couldn't put it down last night. I had a really hard time closing it because it is, it's inspiring and it's a love story.

It's a love story. We have not heard a love story to America and a letter to America and her people, not our government, not anything else. What you and I know is America, she gets it. it's in the book, Dear Land of the Free. Leah, thank you so much. All right, back in just a minute. Let me tell you about Relief Factor. Over a million people have tried Relief Factor.

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Turns out. When did that get there? Common sense ain't all that common. But around here. It's still standard equipment. Glenn Beck returns in a minute. So this is an oil lamp, and it is from the time of Christ. So if you happen to be watching us on Torch or Blaze TV right now, you're seeing a video of an unboxing.

You know, I went to the Middle East, and because this is what I do, they were building the museum, I bought a lot of ancient artifacts from the, from the Time of Christ, all the way. back to 4,000 BC and it was just shipped and so we unboxed it all and you can watch that now at glenbeck.com slash torch of your torch subscriber it's it's there for you it's pretty it's pretty amazing we didn't get one thing that's still coming and i can't wait to unbox that and i'll unbox that with you and show it to you but you can get it at torch uh i got an email in from uh robert gibbs uh he says glen uh i've been watching your show for an hour a day on youtube all year and i finally bit

it and subscribe to Torch and have the Glenn Beck app now. I really wanted to tune in to Days of Ash, which is excellent, by the way. But I have to say the whole app is, and being able to access everything for further hours of the show is remarkably good. It cost a big extra in the Aussie dollar. He's from Australia. But it's money so well spent so far and likely to prove so ongoing. I recently started watching YouTube to find decent news channel, start of 2023. it is turned into a self-education platform for you for three and a half years now. One of the great things about your platform is that you can not only get the truth in news, but news that is relevant and the bonus history lessons are second to none.

It's nice to be here. You guys are all good people. Robert, I can't thank you enough. Thank you for saying that. It's weird to have people all over the world watching us, and I'm thrilled that you are. the education thing is exactly what we were designed to do. And I'm still not happy with the way we're doing it,

but we are getting closer and closer every day. I have high standards and I'm never satisfied with anything. But I appreciate it, especially with the Aussie dollar costing you a little bit more. But I want you to know, this is what your money is doing. When you subscribe to Torch, this is what your money is doing. Our entire company is built around one question.

How do we make your life easier? And the answer we keep coming back to is history. And that's why we weave it into everything that we're doing. And so it will be so ingrained in you, you're teaching it to your children and your family without even trying. That's why I have the segments in the show all the time. I probably say two or three times. We've been here before. And we are outlining right now three different history books.

We are pioneering AI lessons. You know, we are really doing some amazing things. And at least 10% of every dollar that we make on everything, at least 10% goes to charity. And we can't do any of this without you. Let us know how we can serve you better and we will do our best. Again, thank you. May God save the Republic. See you Monday.