The Glenn Beck Program - Glenn's EXPLOSIVE Roe v. Wade Announcement | Guests: Steve Deace & Patrick Morrisey | 3/9/23

Episode Date: March 9, 2023

Glenn summarizes his latest Wednesday night special, which exposes the Biden administration's use of taxpayer dollars to destroy reliable energy and plants, locally and abroad, without the people's consent. Glenn explains how he secured an archive of documents regarding Roe v. Wade, offered by lawyer Linda Coffee, who initially brought the case to the Supreme Court and hoped the archive would go to the next pro-abortionist generation. West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey joins to discuss the battle states must join to stop the EPA and its "green" agenda. Glenn and Stu discuss how the powers that be are willing to sacrifice innocents' lives to enact their "utopian" policies. Glenn previews his newest podcast with Florida Governor Ron DeSantis. BlazeTV host and author of "Rise of the Fourth Reich" Steve Deace joins to preview his new thriller film, "Nefarious." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Well, what about carbon recaptured? No, no, no, no. Gosh, darn it. We wish we could release you from the obligations of this $200 million of regulations to make sure you're in compliance. But, man, we just can't. So maybe you should shut down your power plant. This is just another attack. Wait until I lay this all out for you this hour.

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anew and we are at warp speed under Biden. In Europe, energy prices are at historic highs. Now, everybody loves to blame Russia and Ukraine, but prices began to skyrocket. rocket long before the war. Gas seven times more expensive. Electricity, now 10 times higher. The Institute for Energy Research pointed out that Germany increased their wind capacity by 2.8% in 2021. However, the wind power all over Europe, even though more wind turbines were rolling, the wind generation actually dropped by 10.7%. Because the winds didn't blow as much as predicted. Renewables, as they are right now, are much less reliable. Okay, now the Germans have injected a trillion dollars just to try to keep their lights on. This is our future and not our distant

future. It is here now in America. People in Berlin are actually wearing winter gloves. and sweaters and coats in their homes and their offices because they don't have enough energy to keep the place heated. Let me tell you about PJM. This is an energy company that covers a large amount of territory on the East Coast and the Great Lakes. They just wrote a report on what's happening with American energy. They highlighted four key points. Now listen to these.

Number one, the growth rate of electricity demand. is likely to continue to increase from electrification coupled with a proliferation of high demand data centers in the region. This doesn't even take into account electric cars or the elimination of gas stoves to electricity. This is just saying because more data centers are coming online, they suck so much energy that we're going to have a shortage of energy soon. Then thermal generators are retiring at a rapid pace due to government and private sector policies as well as economics. What does that mean?

Because of the private public partnerships, because of the EPA and the partnership the government has made with the private sector, meaning the banks, the hedge funds and everybody else, we're retiring all of these power plants. Three, retirements are at risk of outpacing the construction of new resources. Okay. So we're shutting them down before we build anything. Okay. All right. And the line to have resources is getting kind of long. and the line to replace them primarily is intermittent and limited duration resource.

So in other words, solar, better not be any clouds. Wind better be blowing. So we're taking things that run all the time when we want them to run and changing it to say, hey, let's be a slave to the wind. So what are they saying here? They're saying reliable energy sources like coal and gas are being retired. early, but at the same time energy demands are going up and plants are being forced into early retirement. They will be short just in this one sector of the country. They're going to be short

40 gigawatts of power. I don't know what a gigawatt is. I know 1201 gigawatts is something that you could maybe get in the year 2000, but not now. That represents 21% of their current capacity. just in this one Great Lakes region, you are going to be down almost a quarter of what you already have. So what does that mean? That means you're going to have brownouts and blackouts. So what's the plan? Oh, you're going to love this. They don't have one.

The Institute for Energy Research referenced this report and said, brace yourself for coming energy shortages. Now listen, please follow all of this. I'm going to give you a solution, something you must do. And it will have an effect. If just this audience stands up, it will have an effect. This is our future. Both the government and their partners and power companies know this is.

is coming. They're just not telling people like you and me. You've probably missed a lot of this. By design, I'm sure. The raids on each other's houses producing this never-ending stream of top-secret documents. Oh yeah, that's much more important than this. As is the constant coverage that Tucker Carlson is using videotape footage to somehow show you things that never happened. some of the largest power plants in our country are being closed down right now and forced or bribed to shut down. Here's an article from the Washington Post. The federal government should just buy coal plants, shut them down, and pay to retrain their employees. Oh.

The article goes on to describe the process. The federal government would buy, if necessary, seize, under eminent domain, all existing. U.S. coal plants and close them over 10 years. Such a use of federal authority is well established and wouldn't be subjected to any serious legal challenge. Plan owners could dispute the amount of compensation offered, but not the public purpose of federal action intended to protect the environment. Now, this is a very interesting way to describe. I think this would be actual communism where the government just seizes property. That's a little beyond the public private partnership, you know, that Mussolini came up with called fascism that we're doing now.

So this is what they want us to do. A few days later, after that article, it was echoed in Fox. Why not just buy out the coal industry? If Donald Trump wasn't elected, this is exactly what it would have happened. But he shut all of this stuff down. Okay. Did it stop? Well, it did here temporarily.

But in Canada, two weeks after Trump won the election, our neighbors to the north in Canada did exactly what the academics here in the U.S. were proposing. They paid three power companies, $1.36 billion, to shut down their coal fire plants early. Then, because they were like, well, how are we going to make our money? We've got projected profits of, don't worry. then the government gave them $97 million a year for the next 10 years. Don't worry about it. Don't worry about it.

Okay. Texas and California are number one and number three, the states that produce renewable energy. So Texas is way ahead. California way ahead. Sources like wind and solar, way ahead. Take a guess which states suffer the most blackouts. Out of all of the 50, California and Texas now are number one and number two in the country. Gee, do you think we're driving our power grid off the cliff?

Of course we are. Well, how did any of this happen? Pass through Congress. Oh, well, let me explain. The Biden administration couldn't get the Build Back Better Bill or the Green New Deal pass because when you heard the plan, you knew this is insanity, right? No one would vote for that. So because you didn't want it and they knew they couldn't get it past Congress,

they broke all of those up and quietly tucked it in to the Inflation Reduction Act, which now they proudly state is primarily an environmental bill. They say that out loud. I thought it was primarily an inflation reduction act. No, it's not. And it's all there in black and white, but it is hidden within the vastness of the government bureaucracy. There are programs and billions and billions and hundreds of billions of dollars, literally everywhere in all agencies, because Congress and the Senate are just now merely another agency under the White House.

There was no debate. No one even read the bill, which was certainly not written by lawmakers, but instead, by special interest groups. In the bill, under the Department of Energy, you will find the Department of Energy loan process. This is the easiest one. The Inflation Reduction Act includes $8.6 billion for loan guarantees from the Department of Energy, enabling $290 billion in loan guarantee authority. So they can guarantee $290 billion to build new plants.

It also includes $5 billion for new energy infrastructure reinvestment program enabling $250 billion in loan guarantee authority to retool, repower, repurpose, or replace retired energy infrastructure like coal plants. It also includes $3.6 billion for clean energy loan guarantees, enabling $40 billion in loan guarantee authority. Now, imagine that you are a company that is using coal. And you've been hearing about carbon capture and you're like, we're well down the road to carbon capture. And then the United States government changes its mind and says, no, that's not good enough. In fact, as they did yesterday, here's some more onus regulations that we're going to put on your shoulders. It's really better just to shut your plant down. No, we don't want to do that.

Well, you're facing the revenue losses. On slot of regulation. President of the United States openly is saying that he is going to shut you down. You can't get any loans from the bank because ESG. And you're not a good investor because that's not the way the world is going. Then the Department of Energy comes along and they dangle billions of dollars in your face just to do what we're asking you to do. If you're being fiduciarily responsible, is that a right word? No, fiduciary close to it. What is it? If you're, if you are being a good fiduciary,

you take that deal. See, this is the threat of ESG. You can't get private funding. Banks, hedge funds, investors will not give you the money because they can't. They're scum. They're score will go down, then they'll lose their funding because they're not, they're too big of a risk. Even if you could get the money to build a new plant to keep it open, if there was a bank that would let you have a bank account, who's going to ensure you and your company? You, again, due to public-private partnerships with the federal government, cannot get anyone to ensure you or your plant. So you're out.

Where do I turn for help? well the federal government is here the people who caused your problem the all-powerful public private partnership that we could make and we'll certainly not get into the way of new ideas or better ideas

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clean energy. That includes $9.7 billion through the USDA and loans for rural electricity cooperatives so you can make renewable energy. Also, you could use that money to retire any kind of coal plant that you have. Another $3 billion is available for rural energy loans and grants for renewable energy, but it's got to be the right kind. If you're a small energy co-op in a remote area, you're facing massive regulation. Are you going to turn this down? And then from the Environmental Protection Agency, the onslaught continues this way in the weaponized EPA.

$7 billion in energy grants for low-income communities, $12 billion in grants for projects to reduce or avoid greenhouse gas emissions. The hell does that even mean? 8 billion in grants for avoiding greenhouse gas emissions in low-income communities. And then you have the IRS, $13 billion in industrial decarbonization tax credits. But I have profits, Uncle Sam. I have profits. If I shut my place down, how do I replace that money while I'm building this other plant?

Don't worry, says you're fine, Uncle Sam. You'll get that money back in tax credits. 100% guarantee of your profits for the next 10 years. Wow, I thought everybody hated corporate welfare. This is how the rich get richer and how by 2030 you will own nothing. These are just a few and we are finding more every day. If these measures aren't enough to force companies into compliance, they're hit with regulation from organizations now like the regional greenhouse gas initiative and the EPA. you shut it down or we'll do it for you.

So is it happening? Oh, you damn right it is. The San Juan generating station in New Mexico scheduled to be demolished this month. Now, demolished. Why would you demolish a perfectly good plant before you have the replacement? Why would you demolish a perfectly good plant?

plant that maybe if the wind isn't blowing, you could fire back up and create the extra energy you needed. No, you don't get the money unless you decommission, sell off for scrap parts or destroy. 220 people worked at that power plant. Another 200 worked at the nearby coal mine that supplied it. Half of the employees at the coal mine were Native Americans from the Navajo Nation reservation. Have you ever been there? I have several times. Poverty like you cannot imagine. The unemployment rate is 48.5%. So here we come again. Green Revolution really cares about everybody. Uh-huh. Sure. Let's give the Native Americans some handouts, you know, so we can really finally destroy what pride they might have. I mean, we've rounded it. We've rounded.

them up, taking anything worth out of their land, left them with the toxic waste. But now we can take their jobs, which will take away meaning and enslave this once proud nation again by hooking them on the heroin of the government dole. That's fantastic. The Green Movement loves the indigenous people, don't they? There is more and a something you can do about it next. Backbone of America has always been our farmers and our ranchers. But our farmers and our ranchers are now being paid not to farm. They're being told not to use any kind of fertilizer. And meanwhile, the big guys are just buying up farmland like crazy.

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Welcome to the Glenn Beck program. As Stu said a minute ago, all of this. can be found right now at glenbeck.com and i urge you urge you to get this what they're doing is they are in the dead of night without talking to you about it through ESG standards and also through i think bribery they are dismantling our power grid and when i say they i mean this administration all throughout the administration do not wait any time with anyone who says this isn't happening because it is it is let me tell you about another power plant just told you about one in New Mexico let me tell you about Delta

Utah, Delta Utah early retirement of reliable energy like coal it's happening everywhere now I know you're probably thinking well Glenn don't say everywhere because no way we would send billions and billions and billions of dollars to do this in other countries, right? I mean, we have our own problems like in East Palestine. 43,000 animals have now died. Or how about this report from the Guardian? Did you know the United States is now averaging one chemical accident every two days? But the mainstreaming is not reporting on that, you know.

People are reporting illnesses. By the way, the government's overall. ultimate solution. Apparently now is something they hated just 10 years ago, and that's hydrogen. They're putting all of your money and all of our power grid chips on hydrogen, which at currently, you have to hit water with huge amounts of electricity. Now, I don't think anybody's going complain about using water to make hydrogen, do you? Then you not only have to hit that water to split the two O's from the H, you have to use more electricity, more energy to get that water to split than what the H will give you in electricity at the end.

Oh, and by the way, I haven't even mentioned transporting hydrogen, you know, to the plant where it burns. Should we build pipelines? That's a good idea. How about putting it on trains to transport all over the country? because that would be safe. You know, the Germans just floated it in something, what was that, the Hindenburg.

Yeah, that's going to be good. But no matter what, our money is well spent and invested. And we apparently, apparently have more than enough money. The Inflation Reduction Act in there, we are not only paying power companies billions to shut down plants that are currently providing us with stable energy, but they also get the money only and if they sell or tear them down.

In other words, they are blocking the door. There's no going back. You wonder if we could have possibly been behind blowing up the pipelines? No, we couldn't have done that, putting Europe into a situation where they couldn't go back to Russia? They couldn't get gas? No, we'd never do that. We're doing it to our own people here.

But I digress. Our climate in chief hero has now seen to it that through his big heart and our seemingly endless wallet, that $8.5 billion, some of your tax money, is being sent today to South Africa, the just energy transition partnership. Not meaning just energy is all we care about. No, no, no, they care about energy. That is also just. and it will help South Africa retire their cold fire energy plants. Now, if I did a poll and said, hey, you know, a billion dollars times eight and a half,

should we send that to South Africa or East Palestine? I wonder how that would end up in the polls. Oh, we should focus on our own towns, our own medicine, infrastructure, schools, and homeless. I hear that all the time. But Obama fixed health care, beginning with Hillary Clinton, she made sure that, you know, the vaccines are fine. Most drugs, you know, are made here in the U.S. except they're not.

Every campaign since George W. Bush, I've heard about our crumbling infrastructure. In fact, the American Reinvestment Act, the first bill ever in the history of the world to spend in one bill nearly one trillion dollars, which seems kind of quaint right now, I still don't know what we got from it. But the Biden generosity with our money

you know, the money that you pay on tax day, which by the way is every dollar you make from January until almost tax day in April is going to another country. And another country that Americans really probably can't even find on a map. How about Indonesia? I've heard wonderful things about Indonesia. They're the future. The U.S.-led program recently announced a $20 billion partnership to be transforming Indonesia. Indonesia, by the way, the largest coal exporter in the world.

But now we're giving them billions of dollars to transition off of coal. Now, how's that going to work? That's going to work out well, right? How's it going to affect places like, I don't know, Europe. Remember, Europe is in dire trouble. Coal fracking, nuclear, all shut down over there. To compensate, they've been reaching out to places like Indonesia to supply. them with reliable energy, but their good, good friends here in America are telling India,

let us give you billions of dollars and you shut that down. Last year, the European Union imported 5.85 million tons of coal from Indonesia. That was over a 1,300 percent increase from the year before. Well, good news is if we can shut these power plants down, we can have all the coal in the world, but no place to burn it. this is where your tax dollars are going. Is this what you want our power grid to look like in the coming months and years? Maybe the best way to describe all of this in, I believe, is not sabotage.

It is treason. They are killing our country. They are knowingly sending American energy into untested and unreliable waters, and they are kicking the door closed behind us. and they did it by lying to you, by putting this into the Inflation Reduction Act. This is your money. This is your children's future. Without cheap and plentiful, reliable energy, we become Mexico.

I told you in 2007 that this was going to be the plan. I just didn't know how they were going to do it. I remember them saying, we ought to bring the rest of the world up to America's standards. Well, when they figured they can't do that to make things equitable, need to bring America down to the rest of the world's standards. I care about the planet. But this is not settled science. If it was, countries would be spending money discovering ways humans could live in hot temperatures.

We'd be storing food. We'd be finding ways to farm underground if we had to. Not killing our farmland, our farmers, while building cars that run on electricity from power plants that were closing down. And bigger than this, if this was such a big problem and the world all knew it, why do we have to bribe companies and countries to do it? Arrogance, lies, corruption, sabotage, or treason? Now, listen, Utah has just put a bill out. They refuse to have their energy policy dictated by the radicals that are now running our federal government. Their solution was HB 425, which mandates that power companies must notify the state if they intend to shut reliable energy short sources down, and they cannot prevent coal power energy production.

These power plants, the government wants them sold for scrapped. Scrap, they are worth billions of dollars. They will take us 10 years to replace. Just the power plant. Once they tear them down, you're 10 years away. There's no going back. You tell the federal government they have no right to take your state sovereignty by seizing the way we do.

We power our communities. The template has already been written. It has been proven that we can fight back. Utah just did it. I'm going to talk to somebody next hour in the state of West Virginia. Again, Utah and West Virginia are leading the way. This must pass in every single red state. I'd love you to pick it up in California and elsewhere

because you are going to pay for this dearly. By the way, the power plant that they want to retire, don't worry. It's only the power plant that powers Utah, parts of OU. Oregon, California, oh, and Arizona. But other than that, nothing to worry about. And the power plant that they were going to replace it with, or still are going to replace it, but they can't now get rid of the power plant. The one they are replacing it with will only produce 75% of the energy.

So California, what are you going to do? elections have consequences and not paying attention to what is going on is going to be the death of our country and quite honestly I believe the slavery of our children for generations. Wake up! Go to glenbeck.com right now and get the legislation from Utah and get this to your governor, get this to your house, get this to your Senate in every state. lead a movement because they are well ahead of you

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they say, this is ridiculous. This is a, it's there. Read the bill. Glenbeck.com you'll find the Utah bill, HB 425 which could be the first successful state level pushback

against Biden's irresponsible transformation of our power grid and it is imperative that our governors replicate this law and protect your state against the energy agenda. Look, if they want to make other power, go, go for it.

But don't you dare tear those power plants apart. Don't you dare touch those power plants unless somebody wants to retrofit them and can make power using them. Don't sell them off for scrap. I've heard that one plant, these are billions of dollars.

I've heard one plant. Don't take my word on this one. I haven't checked this one. But it's sold under $10 million. For scrap metal. It's happening all over. over the country. It's probably happened in your state already. We cannot shut these plants down and hope and pray that something new's going to happen. Once we shut these down and they destroy them,

you're 10 years away from replacing it. Bring it back. They're kicking the door closed. That's the whole point is that you can't bring it back, right? Exactly right. they want this to be stopped and they're going to spend all of our money to take away the civilization giving, you know, power that we need. By the way, what I told you this hour and I told you last night, there was more to last night special than what I just told you. I'm giving my email subscribers special access to the exclusive documents used for last night special. It's all of the research that we have. and it's all the research showing what the administration is doing, what is in the Investment Act or the Inflation Reduction Act.

You can go to glenbeck.com now to share the Utah bill and click on the documents article. And we'll send the documents article to you. Just click on the documents. Click on glenbeck.com to share the Utah bill. But that has to be done. Look, I've always said, and I don't know if this is it, because I have no idea what God intends to do. But I have always firmly believed that this audience changes the course.

And perhaps we survive because of this audience. I don't know. But I'm asking you to pray on this, do your homework. and then if you look at it and see it a different way, call me, but if you don't, please get involved. Once they shut these energies, the plants down, once they begin to dismantle the system, there's no going back. This is the final. Look, Venezuela fought Marxists for a long time, but their goal is to nationalize energy because there will be crisis. So once you nationalize, that was the last step in Venezuela.

Once they nationalized the energy, Venezuela was over. That's what's coming here and it's moving at a rapid pace. Please get involved. Go to glenbeck.com right now. Get the Utah bill and all of the documents from last night special, Glennbeck.com. kind of kind of a hair-raising

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But I, and you will understand why in a minute, I wasn't comfortable telling you until I had things in hand. and I was going to tell you on Monday, but a few news stories, small news stories came out about this thing, and I really realized how important this was to the left. So I waited until now. This is an exclusive from blaze, the blaze.com.

Exclusive, Roe versus Wade archive auctioned off, now in the hands of pro-life conservative Glenn Beck. The archive of historic documents central to the Roe v. Wade case that temporarily guaranteed abortion rights across the United States, a ruling long extolled by eugenicists and other varieties of leftists, recently went up for auction. It did not, however, end up in the hands of Planned Parenthood or some Blue State Gallery. Coffee, and many of those upset about the overturning of Roe in June, were dealt a second blow this week in a move likely to enrage leftists, including those terrorists. The Department of Justice has proven unable or unwilling to hold accountable. nationally syndicated radio host and co-founder of the Blaze Media, Glenn Beck, acquired the collection, sealing the deal on March 6th. Roe versus Wade is history, and now that history is in the hands of a pro-life conservative.

The Supreme Court's 1973 ruling in Roe v. Wade provided approved to be as decisive as it was deadly. That should be divisive, I think. For many Americans, it signaled the country's embrace of eugenics and federal excuse to slaughter at least 63 million babies. For others, the decision and the legal battle that preceded it were together regarded as a triumph for women's rights, warranting a quasi-religious reference that now is resulting in the erection of commemorative graven images in buildings in New York. Linda Coffey's archive of Roe versus Wade documents with some proponents of abortion, which some proponents of abortion may regard as relics, recently went to auction. According to the Los Angeles auction house, Nate D. Sanders auctions,

Coffey's collection documents the entire journey from the letter Coffey wrote to Sarah Weddington, proposing that the two women worked together to challenge the Texas abortion statute, to the receipt of $15 given to coffee after filing the case in Texas, to the original affidavit signed by Norma McCorvey, otherwise known as Jane Roe, to the Supreme Court quill pins given a coffee by the court after successfully arguing the case. The auction house noted further that the archive contains

nearly 150 pages of documents and letters related to the case. Linda Coffey and her lesbian partner, Becca Hart told D Magazine recently that they had curated the collection after the West Nile virus nearly killed coffee. The near-death experience, coupled with the overturning of Roe versus Wade, prompted Hart to tell coffee, you might live to be 88 like Judge Sarah Hughes, but you need to get this stuff to the next generation. Hart said, we don't know who's going to end up acquiring it, but hopefully it will motivate some of the people to get into law or politics or whatever because it needs to be challenged.

Beck indicated that coffee and heart got their wish in getting the collection to the next generation. However, he suggested that, quote, they have passed it on to a generation that perhaps is less focused on the so-called human right to kill and more on the human responsibility to care, love, and protect both the mother and the child. The collection goes to Glenn Beck based in a state, where the slaughter of the unborn has been banned except in special circumstances. Bidding opened at $50,000. The winning bid went to Beck, blah, blah, blah.

Beck was surprised that he took home the collection, having previously figured he would lose to someone, quote, like Bill or Melinda Gates, who are very much interested in those things that Dickens Scrooge would have described as policies that, quote, decrease the surplus population, end quote. Although the price was steep, Beck and his wife both agreed the real price of these documents were the lives of at least 60 million children. If we can use this to help expose this culture of death and Molok worship, any monetary price we could personally pay would be worth it. These documents chronicling the efforts that ultimately led to tens of millions of deaths and the strengthening of what some reckoned to be a culture of death will now be provided with. added historic context of pain, suffering, and deaths resulting from the ruling.

Beck said, I think the case joined with a testimony of those who have now had abortions, who have been forever scarred, will be a powerful presentation. It's not just the life of the baby we should be concerned about, but also the mother. The killing of one's unborn child can hold a mother in suffering for the rest of her life. Beck considers the juxtaposition of cause and consequence when presenting coffee's collection to be incredibly important as it sheds light on the darkness and the evils that come from making science our God and the cheapening of life. Those like Margaret Sanger, he said, are no better than those doctors and nurses that were killing the children who were deemed useless eaters.

Margaret Sanger, the founder of Planned Parenthood, is a long-celebrated. icon of pro-abortion activists who sought to sterilize so-called undesirables by force and other means. In Sanger's own words, morons, mental defectives, and epileptics, along with criminals, the poor, the illiterate, and the unemployed were unfit to breed and should therefore be precluded from doing so. In a 1923 New York Times article, Sanger wrote, quote, birth control, is not contraception indiscriminately and thoughtlessly practice. It means the release and cultivation of better racial elements in our society, and the gradual suppression, elimination, and the eventual extermination of defective stock,

those human weeds which threaten the blooming of our finest flowers of American civilization, end quote. Margaret Sanger, who started the Negro Project in 1939, wrote to a project director suggesting that black ministers had to gain the trust of the communities the birth control initiative was supposed to victimize, saying, quote, we do not want word to go out that we want to exterminate the Negro population, end quote. The New York Post recently reported that nearly 24 million black babies have been aborted since, 1973 back intimated that Kofi's archives will be at home in his collection documenting the

culture of death and its proponents I have in my German eugenics collection the last prescription Joseph Mangala wrote at the children's hospital that he heralded it was for the drug that they used to kill the children most of the times without the knowledge of parents the writing of that script was the last before he left and opened his, quote, hospital in Auschwitz. What is happening here in America with not only abortion, but also gender mutilation and euthanasia, is evil. It is the same blood sacrifice that we have seen throughout the history of man. We all know how this ends. But for me and my family, we have made our choice

years ago. We will not remain silent in the face of evil. Never again. means now we will not follow the science instead we will follow and serve the lord when asked whether kofi's archive would end up at the american journey experience which has over 160,000 artifacts Beck replied we have not decided where its final home display will be but it will debut this summer at the blueprints of freedom it is a it's a show that will show that will show the American history, good and bad, including $75 million worth of documents and items from Christopher Columbus through today. Concerning the exhibit, Beck said, it's an honest look at the good, bad, and the ugly of our own

history, the founders, inventors, mercies, and massacres. The Roe Archives' inclusion in the exhibit will underscore Kofi's bloody legacy that has been undone in the service of life and the proper reading of the Constitution. I would like your help on something on this. I think it is appropriate to hear from the women who may have believed the lie and had an abortion. And I'm going to ask you to do something that I'm sorry that I'm asking you to do. but would you please write down your experience and how you felt afterwards? Because I don't believe the majority of people wanted to shout their abortion.

This is evil, what it does to children, but what it does to mothers as well. I'm going to give you a post office box to send those. those two on tomorrow's program. But I also want to ask if you were a baby that mom tried to abort, would you write to us as well? I'd like to keep this with the collection. By the way, these documents, I am storing all of these documents, because I truly believe that if we lose this fight,

we are fighting people that hate America so much, they will destroy our history. They will burn it. They will destroy it any way they can. And there is a final resting place for a lot of these items. Some of them have already been retired and are in those vaults. This will be one of them. We will most likely never take the originals out of that mountain vault because we're aware of Jane's revenge, but we are not afraid of Jane's revenge. These documents that I have collected over the years will be preserved, no matter how much anybody wants to destroy our country and our history. These will someday, God forbid if things go horribly wrong, be found, along with our original instructions on how to rebuild a free society.

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Well, it's her money. I wouldn't be surprised. However, the reason why it went up for auction, because there was an article earlier this week, questioning her, why didn't you just put this in a university library so we would know it would be protected? and she gave some excuse. But I read it as, well, I want the money. And so whatever she does with the money, my wife and I have decided that's her choice. The documents being preserved and put in proper context is worth whatever price we paid.

and if she decides to do that with that money, that's on her soul, not mine. I think that's the right way to look at it. She's, you know, I mean, she's done plenty already for the pro-abortion side of this argument, a donation, you know, whether she does it or not, or someone does it on her behalf. I mean, look, there's plenty of money in the abortion industry. It's not really a question of money. It's a question of convincing people and persuading them to see this. as the horror show that it is.

And, you know, looking at a lot of this stuff. I mean, I haven't seen it yet. I'm kind of... You'll see it here in about an hour. I can't wait to see what's in it. I feel like there could be stuff in there that people don't know about that have never been seen. Like, I mean, who knows?

I don't know. I haven't seen it myself. I've seen pictures of it, but I haven't seen every page, every document. God bless you, buying something like this site unseen. I know. Jeez. Please, would somebody go? go to glenbeckart.com and buy a poster or something today my god bless my wife she because i

come to her and like hey it was by sputnik and she's like what that what yeah i'm like i have to explain well that was the beginning that's the first satellite honey that changed everything we have satellites and global communications because of that fine this time i went i came to her because i had just bought and stuff from just bought like a week before amazing stuff from the Titanic. And she was already hot. She's like, okay, stop. Stop it.

And then this came up and I said, I have to talk to you. And she's like, what? Now what? And I said, there's an auction. She went, no, no more, no more. And I said, wait, wait, Roe versus Wade. She said, what do you mean? And I told her, fine.

whatever it takes fine. I mean, it's really important stuff. It is. To make sure is preserved. And as you point out, put in the proper context, not shown as some incredible victory.

Some of the articles you mentioned or that are mentioned in that story that you read, you know, are from some local publication here in Texas that was, I can't remember what the name of it was. D magazine.

D magazine. I don't know if that was the one I was reading. I read a few of them. But they all are like this wonderful person who did all these incredible things when she was so young and changed the lives of so many. And like, you know, look, she was in her late 20s when all this was going on. I mean, it's, you know, I can understand why it's a notable part of the story. But like, what isn't a notable part of the story to the left is 63 million children that should be here and aren't. you know and that number by the way worldwide is over a billion

think of that I mean it's incomprehensible destruction of life inventors and artists and scholars and and profits and you know what also waiters at Chili's that screwed up your order and it doesn't matter what they would have grown into they had they should have had the opportunity to live that life and come and be able to create whatever they wanted to create with that. You know, and so often, like, this is just thrown away as if it's nothing.

All of these people could have had a chance to make a real difference in your life or maybe not, but who cares? It was still their right to live. It was taken away from them, not because of, quote unquote, choice, but not their choice. And now you have something here that can really make a difference in reminding people and hopefully leading us down a path where we can reverse this and see it as the awful, awful period it has been. And thankfully, now we're starting to move that way. More in just a second.

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Beck or 878, Patriot. You can read the story about this purchase of these archives at the blaze.com. Welcome to the Glenn Beck program. At glenbeck.com today, we have made available some information that I shared last night and again in our number one of this podcast. And it is about the Inflation Reduction Act. what the United States government is doing to literally destroy our power grid. They are literally paying power companies to shut down coal plants early, retire them early, before you

have things to replace it, retire them and then destroy them. So there's no way back. It is, in my opinion, it's sabotage at best. There is, there's no reason. There's no reason to do it this way. But that is exactly what is happening, and a lot of it is buried in our inflation reduction act. There is a state that led the way on this. It is Utah. They just passed last week.

I think it's on the governor's desk. He may have signed it. It's HB 425. And this is the first successful state level pushback against the transformation of our energy grid. especially without your knowledge. And that you can find at glenbeck.com. I urge you to either watch last night show on Blaze TV

or get part of that information from our number one of this podcast and then become active. Now, West Virginia is another state that has been leading the way on anti-ESG and Patrick Morrissey is the West Virginia Attorney General. and he is also fighting back on this, and I'd like him to explain what's happening in West Virginia, what you're fighting against and what you're doing about it. Hi, Patrick. How are you?

I'm doing great, Glenn. It's good to be with you today, and we are out in front. I feel like I've been leading the charge of this. We're now into year 10 of fighting all these efforts to close coal fire power plants. We've had some huge wins, as you know, at the U.S. Supreme Court. West Virginia VPA, I've led the way against the ESG nonsense for the last number of years. And we've been pushing back on Green New Deal. But this is a multi-front war.

And we need to leverage all of our resources and get all of our sister states to push back on the nonsense coming from the federal government. So we have, we have, the public has spent billions of dollars on these power plants. They are currently running and running well. And all over the country, the EPA, is putting such onerous regulations on them. They just announced yesterday another $220 million worth of regulations. And then inside the Inflation Reduction Act spread out through several agencies, they are guaranteeing things like 100% of your profit for the next 10 years.

All you have to do is shut the power plant down and sell it for scrap or get rid of it. Is it, am I right, that one of the power plants was shut down in West Virginia because of this? Well, I know that there are a number of power plants that are at risk. At risk, okay. Yeah, at risk from the Inflation Reduction Act, which, Glenn, you're exactly right. Not only is that wrongly named when it says inflation reduction, that was such an absurd title, because what it's doing is it's actually going to make it harder for fossil fuels to survive, and they poured a lot of money into this.

Here in West Virginia, though, we are fighting back. We are getting, gearing up. There was a common sense bill pass that requires our state public service commission to approve any retirements of our state's coal fire power plants. So we're trying to push back against the untoward financial incentive, that the feds have put out. And obviously on separate fronts, I've been working in leading litigation,

stopping the federal agency's authority to regulate in carbon emissions when they lack authority to do so. So there's a lot we're doing, but you're right to focus on states pushing back because the financial centers are on tort, and our citizens are the ones who will pay the price through higher prices at the pump and through our utility bill.

Yeah. If, if you don't, I mean, there are some regions of the country. They're already behind 21, 25 percent in energy production. They start shutting these down and you're going to have blackouts and brownouts all across the country. On Tuesday, Senate bill 609 there in West Virginia was approved. I don't know if it has been passed yet, but there are apparently four inact. power plants awaiting demolition. And the Senate bill now is stopping them from being torn down, right? That's right. That's what I mentioned. So it's actually shifting the decision over the Public Service Commission left to approve the retirement of these plants. And so we want to make sure that these utilities,

where there could be a clear conflict of. interest in terms of deciding whether to preserve the power plants or replace them, that they're not the only decision makers in the mix. And I would add, Glenn, when you look at what the left is trying to do when they talk about 100 million electric cars, where do they think that the power is going to come from? Is it going to come from all these renewables? Well, it's not in the very near future. it would come from base load efficient powers such as coal and natural gas.

And West Virginia has that in abundance. Unfortunately, the Biden administration has really been targeting this through every vehicle, not just through the EPA, but every federal agency seems to have a climate change division attached to it. And we work to push back against that. Well, I have to tell you, I wouldn't have a problem with this if these power, companies are saying we're building new plants for a different kind of power, but we're keeping the power plant that's running coal right now online. When this one comes online, we'll see how reliable it is and we may power this one down somewhat, but we'll keep it ready in reserve.

But they're not. They are giving us wishes, hopes, and ponies while shutting down anything that could help us in case it doesn't work and destroying it. You know, what happens, it's important for your listeners to know that this is all predicated on authority that the federal government doesn't actually have. So you may recall when we went up to the Supreme Court and we won West Virginia VPA, we shut down large portions of Biden's Green New Deal. Yes. Because for years, they were on pangerhooks.

They had such a slim read of authority, yet they've done. tried to advance. But then what the administration does, they go to the markets to Wall Street. They try to do everything they can to use their political pressure and financial pressure to get their preferred sources of energy lifted up and their sources of energy, which they don't like, to get shut down. So these folks are being more abusive. And you're right, they're not offering alternatives because there's no way that these new sources of energy you're going to be able to fill up the needs of Americans. And I'm very concerned about what this means for West Virginia,

not only the loss of jobs, but we think that the price of energy is just going to continue to skyrocket. That drives inflation rather than lowering. Well, this is similar to what Europe did a few years ago, and they're now paying 10 times the price for energy. Let me ask you, you know, were talking about how the federal government is working and they're just twisting arms and then going to all of their allies in the in the private markets um all i can think of is

there's got to be a way to use the rico act isn't that what the reico act was tried to do was was break up these mob like uh entities well i mean look i i can tell you this we use every single school in West Virginia. I've been at this for a long time, and we don't have much in the way of a criminal authority within our office, some of those initiatives. However, what I would tell you, Glenn, is that one of the things I did when I came in is we looked at every regulation in every area. We've been obviously for three or four years pushing back on the ESG. We're leading a 24 state coalition against what the Securities and Exchange Commission is trying to do, and we're participating in broad-based investigations. We think, Glenn, there are antitrust violations with a lot of these

financial BMOPS. Oh, yeah. We're going to get together and use these new metrics, these ESC metrics, which actually don't help everyday consumers and actually might bring back a worse return in the marketplace, but they most certainly advance the far left's political agenda. We're talking to Patrick Morrissey. He is the West Virginia Attorney General and Ben on the front line. of fighting not only the EPA, but also ESG and now energy as well. Thank you so much, Patrick. I appreciate it. Hey, thanks so much, Glenn.

You bet. Patrick Morrissey, West Virginia, Attorney General. Thank God we've had some real good attorney generals. Right now, mortgage rates. By the way, you can get this bill, the one in Utah that's already been passed. It's dirt strong. it puts things on hold, takes the power back to you where you have to approve. Yeah, you go ahead and shut that down.

Studies have to be done. This is all just to make sure those power plants are not torn down. But you can get that at glenbeck.com. Please send this to all of your legislators and senators in your state and your governor, every state must protect their own power plants. Right now, mortgage rates might not be as high as you think. They have been coming down. Their speculation that it's going to go up yet again, I don't know, but I know I'd rather pay 7% on an interest rate than 21% on an interest rate. If you have credit cards, that's the average of what people are paying. That kills me. I mean,

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The Glennback Program. Welcome. Welcome to the Glymbic program. I just received the archives and the documents from Roe versus Wade. And some of the these are the quill pins that you get, I guess, from the Supreme Court when you've won a... That's really exciting. And then some personal letters and things that are involved.

I can't wait to go through. all of it. You should go through all of it. You love that kind of stuff. Yeah. I mean, it's real, real history there. And there's a bunch of, there's a handwritten letter. There's a bunch of court documents. Yeah, there's a few handwritten stuff that goes between, I think go between her and McCorvey. What was her name, Roe? Do you remember? McCorvey. McCorvey. And I've, I've read her affidavit. It's a little bone chilling. And the nice thing is, I know she changed her mind in the end. She regretted her participation.

She became a pro-life activist for a very long time. There was some near her deathbed. There was some controversy over a documentary that claimed that she had re-reversed her opinion or that she would never really meant it. So there's all sorts of controversy around that. But it's fascinating. Yeah. It's really amazing. So anyway, thank you for your prayers.

Thank you for your support. I wouldn't mind it. My wife would love it if you bought like something, anything, $10 worth at glenbeckart.com. The posters, anything. It's a fire sale going on right now. That's how I pay for everything.

And I'm a little out of whack lately on, I'm borrowing from the future. shall we say on my art sales yeah i mean i'm not borrowing money obviously i'm not doing that but uh i'm borrowing i'm telling my wife i'm gonna i'm telling you this art thing you won't believe you i feel like you've made a i don't know if i'm detecting something here but you tell me if i am it it seemed like you've made a you've always been interested in getting these historical documents to maintain history and make sure everyone knows about it but you're but it does feel like you've up the voltage lately.

I have. You've really increased this. Is this something where you're, is there a reason for this other than the fact that you just like to spend Tanya's money? Because what I just did with Roe versus Wade, they are doing to us. And they are buying our documents. They're not preserving them.

They're destroying them. And we have seen it firsthand in auctions. And I also think that, you know, we are getting to a place to where things could change overnight, one bad bump in the road, and things could change. And I want to make sure that everything that I can get my hands on to preserve the entire American story, the good, the bad, the ugly is preserved. I wouldn't want some future historian to stumble upon, you know, the pyramid where all of this is hidden.

and open it up and just see the good things about us. They need to understand where we went wrong, how we went wrong, what we did wrong, as well as what we did right. What worked? What didn't? And that's my real goal. Now, I'm taking it on tour this summer to raise money for a couple of charities. But if you bought a T-shirt at that or one of my posts. or something that would help.

But I'm raising money to build a history project in St. George, Utah, and then I'm trying to build a school and a library in another town. And I'm just asking you for admission into our museum, which will be in the mountain west this summer. And if this is effective and we can secure it, then it will be taken all over the country. program. American Giant would like to thank you for doing business with them. They started advertising with us in October of last year after I met the founder of the company and I told you about him.

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It's a don't miss, really, really, very focused podcast on what's happening around the country and what's happening to Florida. Ron DeSantis podcast comes out today at Blaze TV and then on Saturday, wherever you get your podcast. And we're going to start with Energy and the DeSantis podcast and so much more in 60 seconds. So if you didn't see the news, it went up. today an exclusive story from Blaze TV and blaze.com. I have just purchased the private archives, and I believe it's one of the largest

collections, if not the largest collection, in private hands of Roe versus Wade documents. And that's not going to make the left real happy. but my wife was really she's not really a partner in some of the acquisitions you know I got FDR's wheelchair she was like how much you know Sputnik how much this one she was bidding with me and it was amazing because both of us

feel strongly about adoption we feel strongly about babies right to live we feel strongly about women who feel they are trapped in a situation and the scars that will happen to them for the rest of their life if they do abortion. And then if people just want to save the baby, what happens to her? We have recently partnered with pre-born because this is becoming a very big issue in my life. And these clinics that pre-born partners with are amazing. it for the baby, but they are also in it for the mom, and they are with them for years. Now, here's how they change people's minds.

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Did I say that I use that for COVID? No, I wouldn't have done that. That probably, somebody should go to jail if they did. Boy, I'll tell you. Anyway, there's a shortage of this now. If you can get it and you need it, it. Please don't hoard it, but please be aware that we're having a shortage. And if you really, really need it before things get any worse. Also, hey, a power shortage. We've been talking about

this. Existing power plants are projected to retire at a faster pace than installations of new units. This is from the Epic Times. Dependence on renewable projects are threatening widespread power shortages according to a new report by the regional power transmission company PJM. They are going to be, they're going to be really, really short on power soon. And we kind of told you why that was happening. We, I think, broke some news. I don't know of anybody else that has reported on this, but, you know, there's got to be somebody out there that found this besides us.

But the inflation. Reduction Act is nothing but a Trojan horse, and that is closing down our power plants. These companies are given billions of dollars, your money, billions of dollars, to shut down the operating coal fire plants and then build something else. But what makes this really, really insidious is to get all of the money, you have to destroy or dismantle your power plant. So power plants are going up for sale. And some of them are selling dirt cheap.

These things take years to build, if not a decade. And they cost billions of dollars. And they're being sold for scrap metal. That's good, huh? Isn't that good? Yeah. And so I told you there is a way that you can help. It is in the form of a bill that was just passed in Utah.

They're working on a similar one in West Virginia. I urge you to read all about it. Watch the TV show from last night, my Wednesday night special on Blaze TV, or listen to the first hour of today's podcast because I outline exactly what is going on. And this is this a big one. There's lots of things we can pay attention to. This one literally is lights out if we don't act on this. in it in the bill you will see that they don't just want to encourage new energy they are blocking the path

by destroying our power plants no one in their right mind even if you are a greenie no one in your right in their right mind that cares about society cares about our country cares about human lives. Nobody goes after all of the oil, all of the gas, and then shuts down operating coal fire plants to replace it with wind and solar. You will have brownouts and black. People will die. People will die because of this. And when you see your own government doing it to you, and without your permission, we didn't have.

a big debate on this. In fact, what little debate we had was in the Build Back Better Bill and the Green New Deal. And because we did have a little bit of debate on that and there was some sunshine on that, we all said no. And they knew they couldn't pass it. So they had to hide it in the inflation reduction act. That's where this came from. This is Green New Deal and Build Back Better and just relabeled the Inflation Reduction Act. if these people will do this to their own country and their own people, do you really have a hard time, Stu, thinking that these people would sabotage the European and Russian pipeline for gas? I mean, no, right?

They're doing it as part of public policy to their own people. Why would they care about another country? Now, we don't know for sure. No, we don't. We don't. We have no idea who did it. There is some credible evidence that we did it. And then the New York Times is coming out saying it was a pro-Ukrainian group that did it. Well, no one is saying what they said initially, by the way, which was the Russians did it. Yeah, nobody's saying that, which of course didn't make sense at the beginning. Right. So it's some shady group or the United States. That's really what it's down to. And I wouldn't doubt if the United States trained or supported or some of the money that. we just sent over there just kind of disappeared and ended up in the pockets of some oligarch who funded it so we didn't have to directly fund it. But the people that are running the world right now don't have a problem with people

dying. They don't have a problem. If they can get their stuff pass through, they have such a utopian view that it's going to be great for all mankind someday. and they don't mind if people die along the way. Bigger fish to fry, right? Got to crack a few eggs. It really does seem like that's part of the goal, you know?

I mean, or at least an acceptable speed bump on the way to the goal. Sure. Sure. Let me play a couple of things. This is from the podcast that airs beginning today on Blaze TV and will come out. Saturday. Let me play the one on where is it the energy. Cut 17. Here is DeSantis on energy destruction, what we're talking about. How stupid can you be to try to neuter our own ability to produce our own reliable energy? But they're doing it. No, I know. But I mean, the question is,

is how does that make our country stronger to be relying on? And here's the thing. Biden will not want done here. He'll go beg Maduro for oil. He'll go beg other people for oil. You know, everything we produce in terms of fossil fuels is so much, it's done so much cleaner here than it is in these other countries. Are you kidding me? So it's all for them to exert more control over us. That's what all this is about. And, you know, the good thing about it is, is that, you know, some of this stuff can be, I think, can be remedied through changing some of the bureaucratic rules, because there's a lot of people that out there in these industries that really want to get going again, but they just can't under the current circumstances.

Texas is thinking about making their own bank just for energy. Yeah. In Florida, look, I have private investor-owned utility. So, like, they have, they're on, they have investors that they, so they have to make money. And I have some that are doing more solar. We don't have subsidies or anything like that. They're doing it, and it's economical in certain situations. I have solar on my house.

It's fine. It's fine. But here's the thing. Don't force me to do it. When I had Hurricane Ian come through, You know, we had millions of people knocked out of power. We did the, we had 52,000 linemen, get it restored. Largest restoration fastest in history.

I needed oil and gas. Like, you know, I just wasn't, the wind and the solar. We're not going to get those people going again. Yes. You had to have it. We actually had some people who had the electric cars, and some of them were catching on fire because of the saltwater and all that stuff. But if you can't charge it, then you're having that tank of gas in your truck or your car can mean everything.

So we are not going to be without fossil fuels in our lifetime. And if we try to go without fossil fuels in our lifetime, you are going to see the standard of living plummet. You're going to see our security plummet. It's going to be a disaster. We will be Venezuela. Let me play one more thing because what I said a minute ago, that they don't have a problem with people dying, is a pretty horrible charge to make on somebody. But listen to what he talked about when he said, I was talking to. Stop, please.

When we were talking about Dr. Birx, remember Dr. Burks? COVID. Listen to what he says, cut 13. You talk about this in the book with Berks. And it's a little terrifying when she said, well, this is kind of just our little science experiment. Very much so.

Can you tell that story? So the White House task force was hammering me for like the first, like really like three months because. they wanted me to be, you know, clamping down harder. And, and, and, you know, she, and she, and she, so I called it. Like, Deborah, just tell me when an American history model, has this been done in what were the results? Because, like, I kind of feel like, you know, we're flying blind here, and we may be doing things that are going to be damaging. And as she said, she's like, you know, it's kind of our own science experiment that we're doing in real time. And that didn't sit well with me.

I mean, you know, you're a citizen of a republic. You're not a guinea pig. And so, I think that that there's a whole bunch of other things I talk about in the book. You remember the George Floyd riots, the epidemiologist. Because people were saying, you've been telling people you have to stay in your home. And like in Florida, they were killing us. Because even in those early days, you know, when we were following federal guidelines loosely, but we were following some, we were playing golf. I mean, the villages, they're setting record for golf.

People are boating, all this stuff. They were so mad at Florida for doing that. People on the beach, all this stuff. That was their position. You are killing people. if you leave your house. So then all these people are, like thousands of people are protesting. 2,000 of these epidemiologists write a letter saying,

we do not condemn these protests because of COVID. Indeed, we think they're vital for public health because they're fighting racism. It's a bigger disease than COVID. And so that's when I knew. Is this public health, this public health, a clan of people, they are sick. I mean, they are, they are ideologically captured. And these are not people.

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Goldline.com. 10 seconds. Station ID. You know, one thing that people have said to me is they didn't realize that Ron DeSantis was one of the guys that was on the baseball field when the Bernie Sanders guy came out and tried kill him. A lot of people don't even know this story because the press got off of it so fast. Cut 10. Before you leave Congress, you're there on the baseball field because you're a good baseball player. You're on the baseball field the day of the shooting. Tell me a little bit about that. So a lot of people, I guess, don't appreciate, like the members of Congress, they take this

baseball game very seriously. So it's a charity game every year. They play it at Washington National Stadium. And it is a hard ball. It is, now they're not throwing, you know, very hard, but it is what it is. And so we're, they would practice for like six weeks leading into it. And, you know, I, I played sometimes, sometimes I didn't, but, but anyway, so we're there. So the day before the game, we have practice. And I'm at third base, Jeff Duncan from South Carolina, Congressman, who was at shortstop. He, he drove me, his aid drove me, and Jeff to the field. We had already taken batting practice. We're just shagging balls. And I just, I didn't want to get caught in traffic that day. So I do,

Jeff, why don't we just get out of here early beats of traffic? Like, okay, so we went, we walked, took off our spikes, walked to the car. Some guy stops Jeff and I, and he asks Jeff, he's like, are those the Republicans or are those the Democrats? And Jeff's like, that's the Republican congressional baseball team. The guy's like, okay, turned around. He starts walking towards the third base side of the field, you know, outside where the stands are. We get in the car, we leave.

I get to Capitol Hill, turn on in the gym, showering, getting ready to shower. The shooting at the baseball field. is there. So what he did, he went to his van. He pulled out a rifle and a pistol. He sat, he set up right on the third base side of the dugout and started shooting. So Jeff and I would have been number one in the line of fire had we stayed for probably five, five or seven more minutes. As it was, he's shooting and he shot Steve Scalise, who was playing second base. Ten minutes before Scalise was shot, I'm fielding ground balls and throwing double plays to Scalice at second base. And then 10 minutes later, so the only reason there wasn't a big massacre that day is because

Scalise was a member of the Republican leadership. He got a capital police detail because of that. So we had capital police officers there, not because of any other member, just because of Steve. So they started engaging and they ended up shooting and killing this guy. So we shot a few people. Scalise was the only congressman that got shot, but he would have had free reign for the whole thing. And this was a guy. So as soon as we, we, we. we saw people started to try to figure out who it was. And the guy had a Twitter account and he was a raging

leftist and we saw his picture. I showed it to Dunk and I'm like, that's the guy. Jeff's like, that's the guy. And it was clearly politically motivated and you know, one of the things that happened was the media. They tried to just totally ignore that. I mean, just think about it. If there was somebody who once listened

to your show who did anything they would be all over you telling your advert, all this stuff. Instead, this was a clearly politically motivated assassination attempt and they basically just buried. And the FBI said initially it was not something that was politically motivated. It was death by suicide by cop. I mean, how outrageous is this? And so, you know, it was the type of thing where, you know, you see that and I and I just thought, okay, you know, my life would have been different maybe if I had been out there for 10 more minutes.

And that's not something you typically think about. But I mean, it was a pretty close call. It's a fascinating conversation with Rhonda Santis. By the way, they tried to kill half of the Congress. They tried to kill. This one guy was going to kill every Republican congressman that day. I don't know. That sounds like a bigger insurrection, a bigger armed insurrection than what happened. This guy, his stated goal was to kill all of them.

It is crazy that we don't remember this at all. You can get that podcast right now at Blaze TV. BlazTV.com. Well, you know, when Lovey and I decided to go on that ill-fated boat trip, we were just fortunate to have brought both of my my pillows along. I mean, what do you think those trunks were for? Sure, her clothes, my ascots, and my pillows. So imagine our surprise when we got back to civilization.

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Just a total coincidence that we found a guy named Steve Dase to host that show, but we did. He's also the co-author of Rise of the Fourth Reich and the writer and producer, I think, producer. What is your role in the movie, Steve? I am the muse and the executive producer. Executive producer. That's what I am. of nefarious, which is a new movie. You can find out all about it.

Who is nefarious.com. It's coming out soon, and I'm going to be real honest with you. My expectation of movies that come from the right have, no pun intended, been notoriously reserved. I mean, my expectations are like, well, let's see what this looks like. And if it's a decent at all, you're thrilled. This movie shocked me because it is a really hard movie to make, and it better have one of the best actors in it I've ever seen. The guy's playing, you know, basically a devil.

And to convince people of that is like, really? Steve, remarkable. What's the name of that actor? Sean Patrick Flannery and a lot of, your listeners might remember him from back in the day with Boondock Saints and Powder and several other big films in the late 90s and early 2000s and and you're right Glenn I mean he he puts in a Jack Nicholson in the shining he does of performance and he does I think the guy could get an Oscar if he was you know if he wasn't in a you know

a Christian movie or a or a conservative movie or something like that if it if he was playing the devil and it was, you know, to get everybody to join, he'd get an Oscar. But he's phenomenal. So when is the movie come out? It hits theaters, April 14th nationwide. Right now, we're probably looking at around 1,600 or so theaters across the country. We'll have all those listed later this month at who is nefarious.com. Our big marketing push for the movie begins actually today. We're going to unveil here in a moment the full trailer for the movie. Have you seen it yet? I have not. I have not seen it. I want to get your live reaction. Yeah. Okay. That could be dangerous. Could be dangerous, but. You know me. I like to live on the edge. All right. I love being on the edge.

So let's go ahead. Here's the trailer for nefarious. Execution scheduled for 11 p.m. He's trying to convince us. He's gone insane. And therefore incapable of being executed. I need you to prove he's. He's faking it. Edward? I'm going to ask you some questions. I'm not Edward.

I'm a demon. Demons aren't really a thing. You have your head so twisted around and you think you're the killer. And give me something to make me believe you. Prove to me you're a demon. Just a coincidence. Talk to the real... Edward.

Makes me do bad. I can't stop him. I need you to see something. You got a fan. Did the same thing with Oz. same thing with all those victims. Me. I'm trying to, Edward, but you have to answer my questions.

You have to tell me the truth. It won't let me. It can go away. It can go away. Yes? That is a goose time. We tell you exactly what it is that we'd like you to do. This is a goose bump trailer.

That is really a good trailer. Really good trailer. If you were sitting in a movie theater, I wouldn't know if that was a Blumhouse. I mean, I wouldn't see. I would not have thought it's a Christian, you know, centered movie. It looks like a horror movie. And really is to watch it is the guy is so good.

And it tells the story of this guy who is a guy who just kind of let, Satan in slowly, and this demon that keeps jumping from people to people is just torturing this guy. And the way he plays it, almost a schizo personality to where once in a while the real guy comes through, and he's so terrified, help me, help me, help me. It is amazing. Really good. Really good, Steve. Thank you.

We set out to just make a darn good movie and figured if we'd, do that, all of our worldviews will shine through on its own. And I try to practice that model with my show as you do, and it worked. And we kind of made a movie if The Exorcist and Screw Tape Letters had a baby. This would be it. This would be it. With less piece of vomiting. Yes. All of the graphic grossities of Exorcists are not in this movie, but this is more of an intellectual invasion, a philosophical invasion. And the movie is going to say, it is going to say what our audiences have long wanted movies to say to the culture. This movie was made to confront the culture via this left-wing psychiatrist that Jordan Belfi plays.

Yeah. He is the stand-in for American culture. Do you understand the abyss we are walking into? Do you understand where the origin of the things you're asserting, the policies you want, the direction you want to take the country? Do you know where that comes from? In this movie, we will confront them with that. That is really powerful.

Steve, thank you so much for coming on and sharing the trailer. Again, the movie, you can find out all the information at the website, Who is Nefarious.com. Who is Nefarious.com? And the movie. Guest starring Glenn Beck, don't forget. Get starring Glenn Beck. That, I have to apologize to the audience for that because I watched it.

I'm like, oh, my dear God, get that guy off the screen. It is. You did great. You did phenomenal. It's April 14th in theaters everywhere. Find out all about it at who is nefarious.com. Steve, thank you. We'll be listening here in a few minutes.

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One of those things is on my website today at glenbeck.com. You can see the Utah bill that is trying to stop these energy companies from folding to the EPA and all of the big money that is coming from the inflation reduction act. You know, that's another thing, Stu. The Inflation Reduction Act, you can only inflate, you can only bring money back in and deflate the money if you're not. not spending all of the money. So what they're doing is they're raising interest rates, which hurts the average person. It doesn't hurt the big corporations. They got money at zero percent interest long ago.

They all loaded up on debt when it was cheap. So it's hurting the small guy. And then the inflation is also hurting the small guy because food is becoming more expensive. And what do they do? They take a bill that they just rename from the bill back better and green New Deal. They take all of that spending and they put it in another bill, hide it under the auspice of reducing inflation. It's evil. It's just evil. It really should not be allowed in our system of government.

It really shouldn't. It happens all the time, though. And you know, you're talking about a president who's added $5 trillion to the debt just since he, got in. I know. And now he's going to go out in front of America today and pitch a new budget, which raises $200 billion of taxes off of super duper rich people and act like he's trying to cut the deficit. I mean, like this shouldn't, this shouldn't get past people. Like, it does all the time. It does because there's nobody, I mean, nobody's watching the cable news channels anymore. I mean, Tucker's the only really one, I think, that's doing. any numbers. He's doing, he did four million, I think, on Monday or Tuesday. That's huge because that's, I mean, Bill O'Reilly would do, you know, three, four million a night. And if he'd have a great night, he'd do six to eight million.

So now you can see a really great night is four million. But nobody else is putting those kinds of numbers in. Nobody. Fox still dominates the other cable news networks and a lot of the other cable networks. Correct. But, you know, just the audience is a lot smaller. People are leaving. Right. And so it's, it's fragmented. But nobody's going to CNN. Nobody's switching from Fox to go to CNN or MSNBC. So people are just tuning out. And they are counting on that. The left is counting on that because what was it that? Washington Post said democracy dies in darkness. And I think this is going to accelerate. I mean, one of the things people maybe outside of the news world aren't thinking about all that much is, you know, Direct TV, which is still the biggest one out there. They, for the first time in 20 years, lose the NFL deal this coming year.

They lose the NFL Sunday ticket. And I know, if you don't care about NFL, you don't care. Tons and tons of people stayed tethered to cable and satellite. TV in particular in this case solely for that purpose. You know, you can watch streaming shows. You can watch channels, but live sports, you know, it's one of those things, especially if you're in fantasy football, if you're gambler, you want that exact, you don't want that latency from some of the online stuff that you can get.

Well, YouTube TV has got that deal. And I can tell you, there's going to be millions of people leaving DirecTV and going to to YouTube just for the purpose of having that NFL package. It was funny because when we were with DirecTV, it was focused towards the center of the country because that's where most of their subscribers are. I think you're thinking we were on DISH. Oh, DISH. Yeah, I'm sorry.

Another one of the other main major provider. Right. But both of them, you know, serve a huge part of the center of the country. Yeah. And then that aren't necessarily, you know, if you're in the, you've got a farm and you're not connected. you know, to some cable company, this is your only choice. Right.

And so. And they're just dissing those people. Yeah. You know, it's, it's, it's just one of these things that's changed again very, very quickly. We've been talking a lot about the AI thing and all these changes come and they, they don't come over 30 years anymore. Right. They come over like six months. But this is, I just, I was thinking and talked to my wife about this the other day.

What's happening now in television is what I. I thought was going to happen. Remember when we started talking about it in 2008 and 2009, when I like, this is over. Television is over. And it's just taken 11, 12 years to catch up to where we were. But this has finally come to fruition.

This is over. Cable television and all of that stuff is all of these big, you know, networks and anything. Who watches that? Really, who watches that? Yeah, there's, I can't remember what the name of the show was, but it was a, you know, I saw a commercial for a show and it seemed like it was kind of like up my alley. Like it was like my type of humor.

And I was watching it and I was like, oh, this looks good. I wonder where this is, you know, my reaction was I wonder where this is streaming. Right. And I realized not only was it on network TV, but it had been on for like six seasons. Unbelievable. And I was like, I completely. miss this because when is the last time I watched a show that aired on one of these networks? You know, occasionally I'll watch some, you know, like, there's certain shows that I do like that are, you know, like, I'm going to, like, I'll still watch a family guy from time of time.

I still like watch a family guy. But I watch it on Hulu. I'm never turning on Fox. I'm never turning on. No. All there is is sports. Yeah. All the, the only thing that I watch it for is breaking news.

And, uh, I think breaking news is really pretty much it. I don't watch, and it drives you crazy because you're like, oh my gosh, stop, stop with all this crap. It's over. Yeah. You watch live sports, which is really the only thing left, is why they're spending so much money on it. And you see in the commercials, you see shows, and you're like, oh, whoa, what's that? That could be good. And you helped us build this network and are still helping us build this network so we can bring things like we did last night, which, by the way, you can find at glenbeck.com.

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