The Glenn Beck Program - How Glenn's Audience Is Saving America | 12/16/22

Episode Date: December 16, 2022

Glenn previews his latest Friday Exclusive, where he purchased some significant, and expensive, pieces of history. Pat Gray joins the guys to discuss the CIA refusing to release documents relating to ...JFK's assassination and how it correlates to the Left's attempt to stop former President Trump's presidential plans. Glenn talks about what it takes to become an indispensable person. The guys reflect on the miraculous generosity the BlazeTV audience has and what has been built because of it. The guys discuss the Left's glaring hypocrisy, as leftists' views of Twitter as a private company completely shifted after Elon Musk took over. Glenn explains why he's doing everything he can to collect and store American history. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Starting point is 00:02:35 You know, they always say that, you know, when you start talking to people, you should start with a joke. So, this is a funny joke. Let me start with what happened. on Good Morning America when they're interviewing Stacey Abrams. Okay, so now that the midterms are over, I know you probably get asked this a lot, but we have to ask.
Starting point is 00:02:54 What's next for you? How likely are you to run for office again? I may run again, but I've always said it. Oh, what a great joke. I hope that lighten up the room a bit. All right, let me tell you about Greg, who wrote in about his experience with Relief Factory. He says about a year ago, my knee started swelling up out of nine. nowhere. It got so bad that climbing stairs and walking any distance was almost impossible.
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Starting point is 00:04:15 relief factor.com. Well, hello, Stu. How are you? Holly, jolly Christmas to you. Oh, me too. Right back at you. Thank you. With a big snowball to the face.
Starting point is 00:04:27 I got to tell you, this is the last show of the year. And the executive producer of the program, Stu is kind of like the super, super executive producer, head writer of this program, although you haven't written anything,
Starting point is 00:04:44 or really produced anything for this show for. It's been about 15 years. Years. Yeah. Yeah. So he's more like executive producer emeritus. Yes. That's what I want.
Starting point is 00:04:53 I want a job with emeritus after. Well, you got one. Yes. You got one. Thank you. All right. So Ricky said, you know, last show of the year, are you nervous? And I'm like, so nervous.
Starting point is 00:05:05 Oh, yeah. Huge. I'm so, I'm so nervous because I might actually just get so distracted. I wander off halfway through the show. Really? Yeah. Wow. Those are a lot of nerves.
Starting point is 00:05:18 Vacation is here. Vacation is here. So these, I'm just preparing you. These can be dangerous shows. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Because we care so very little. And we're not the best employees.
Starting point is 00:05:35 Now, I work for myself. So that's saying something. Oh, yeah. I'm not the best employee that I have on days like this. Or other days, yeah. What did you say? All the other days. So today, what I want to do is I really would, I find myself extraordinarily grateful.
Starting point is 00:05:56 I got an email from somebody yesterday. They're like, how are you holding up? Because they know some things that are going on in my personal life and everything else. And they're like, how are you doing? And I'm like, strangely, very hopeful, which is always a bad side. Always the worst sign. Whenever Glenn finds hope, promise in the world, a future that doesn't look like us all burning in the fires of hell.
Starting point is 00:06:21 Yeah. When that happens, that means we're all in real trouble. Yeah, we're all in real trouble because it's getting bad. But I said, surprisingly hopeful. I really am hopeful. And more than that, I am grateful. And I am so grateful to you. It is
Starting point is 00:06:40 It's just a wonderful life It is a wonderful life It's not fun It's not It's not void of You know Screaming and gnashing of teeth You know
Starting point is 00:06:58 Genitals bleeding at their own accord Yes, it's not void of that But it's good But it's still good Really? It's still good. Good. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:07:08 You're going to have to prove this case, I think. I would like to prove this case. I'm not willing to just accept this statement. Okay. All right. May I make a case? Yes. And I think maybe you were the one who said it yesterday.
Starting point is 00:07:20 So I blame this hope on you, Stu. You said, we were talking about George Bailey. And maybe it was you could have been me because it was so genius that said, what would life be like without this audience, never being assembled? I have said for years, years, that this audience is going to change the course of our country. I don't know how, but it'll be this audience that saves our republic. Now, I no longer believe that we're going to save it entirely, but I know that it will go on and it will be preserved, at least in the hearts, and perhaps in caves and underground places.
Starting point is 00:08:12 Just to remind you, this is a commentary of hope. We may be in caves. That is literally where your hope monologs started. We'll probably be dead. Oh, okay. But, you know, the documents and things like that will be saved, you know, for thousands of years later when people find it. And they go, huh? America wasn't so bad.
Starting point is 00:08:34 We can be like America, Emeritus. Amen, brother. Amen. Eventually that will come. And so I thought, you know, this audience has changed so much in our country, literally in our country.
Starting point is 00:08:48 This audience, I mean, we thought about this yesterday because Mother Jones just blamed this anti-E-SG, because ESG is starting to fall apart. And I mean, badly fall apart. and Mother Jones actually blamed it on, well, they blamed it on me. I blame it on you, your honor.
Starting point is 00:09:09 It was them. But it was you. I wrote the book last year, wondered if we could even stop it, if we could make a dent in this global machine where they have literally trillions of dollars behind it. How do you stop that? Well, I don't know if we've stopped it, but you have derailed many of the trains already. And that's you. That's not me. That's you.
Starting point is 00:09:43 You heard it. And then you started to spread the word. You started to get involved in your local and state and federal agencies. And look what's happened. And this isn't the first time this has happened. the 9-12 project tea party would have existed but without the 912 project would it have been the same the 912 project was all about remember who we are that started a growth of teaching our children i have met so many charlie kirk charlie kirk says you know i remember watching you on fox and
Starting point is 00:10:22 learning all of this stuff and my mom and dad Dad, we'd talk about it at dinner every night. Think of the people that you have affected because you watched a show or listened to a show, and then you took that information and you gave it to somebody else. I think we are growing the next George Washington because of this audience. The next Abraham Lincoln. How about moms? I just got a legacy award for Moms for America.
Starting point is 00:10:59 And I tried to say to them in the acceptance speech, in fact, I did. I said, because of who I am, I get blamed for a lot of things I had nothing to do with. However, because of who I am, I also get credit for things I am nowhere to be found. and that's this. You know, Moms for America said, you know, it was listening to Glenn who did, but I, you did it. You did it. The audience did it. Moms for America.
Starting point is 00:11:37 Moms for Liberty. Just a mom came from that. Think of the thousands of people and their families for generations that you saved, not just in Afghanistan. But in Syria, in Iraq, I mean, thousands of people. There are new communities of Christians that are popping up all around the world because of you. Think of the children that you have saved all over the world through Operation OUR. Tim Ballard, there's a new thing out on Prager You where he's talking about how the whole thing started.
Starting point is 00:12:21 And I didn't know he was filming this, but it was a meeting that we, the first meeting we ever had where he told me, yeah, I used to work for the Department of Homeland Security. And, you know, and wait a minute, what? He pulls out a badge. And he said, I have to quit. I have to quit my job. But I don't have any money. And I said, we'll get you the money. And this audience started that.
Starting point is 00:12:46 So what are the things that you. that you have seen this audience, what are the ripple effects? I'd like to put together a George Bailey list, that if you weren't part of this audience, if this audience never existed, how different would life be? Do you know, because of you, we now have not only Mercury 1, which is given,
Starting point is 00:13:15 I don't even know, between 100 and 150, million dollars away. 100 to 150 million dollars have been given to charitable organizations and people through hurricanes or, you know, disasters, whatever it is. $150 million. Do you know what an impact that is made? Do you know that Mercury 1 now has the between me, Mercury 1 and David Barton,
Starting point is 00:13:50 we now have the third largest collection of American documents in the world. We're only behind the National Archives and the Library of Congress. We have the, in our vault, we have the largest collection of Mayflower, Pilgrim, and Jamestown artifacts in the world. We have, we're doing a show tonight. and it is it's of this amazing auction. People always say, how do you get all of these things?
Starting point is 00:14:27 A lot of them is auction. And a lot of it is from David Barton's charity. A lot of it is Tanya and I, you know, write the check. Tanya was like, you damn well better sell more paintings. Everything, all the paintings that I make, 100% of that money goes to preserve.
Starting point is 00:14:49 And then we go to auctions. And we've got an auction tonight that you'll see on Blaze TV and I think on YouTube as well. I think it's on my YouTube channel. It is this incredible auction that had everything from the phone Marilyn Monroe would talk to JFK on at Bing Crosby's house. It was a hotline. It was amazing. to the founding document of Texas, the first in Stephen F. Austin's own hand,
Starting point is 00:15:27 the founding document of Texas, to Sputnik, to Teddy Roosevelt's speech where he was going in to give the speech at the Bull Moose Party, which gave us Woodrow Wilson, and he was shot. And so it's the speech with the bullet hole through it.
Starting point is 00:15:49 amazing things. And then you see all the way through me just wanting to vomit, you know, just trying to bid on some of these things so we can preserve them. And you'll see at the end, what did we get? Did we get any of these things? It's incredible. It's incredible. But that's because of you. I am taking my own money and buying much of this stuff.
Starting point is 00:16:18 But I couldn't afford any of this if it wasn't for you going to the local businesses and the advertisers that we have. It wouldn't happen. It wouldn't happen. It all is because of you. And I just want you to know the power that you have as an individual and as the collective audience. This is the greatest audience ever. assembled. I'm convinced in the history of broadcast. I can't think of a better commercial audience than this one. I mean, I'm sure, you know, Billy Graham had, you know, kind of a good crowd, but
Starting point is 00:17:01 for a commercial, think of this. Think of this. Think of the businesses that you saved because of COVID. Do you know the world wouldn't really know about the Tides Foundation if it wasn't for you? Do you know that you know that George Soros, do you think George Soros would be known in America as enemy number one if it wasn't for you? How about Terry Shivo?
Starting point is 00:17:31 Her name wouldn't be known if it wasn't for this audience. Woodrow Wilson would still be considered one of the best presidents ever. Progressivism wouldn't really, truly be known the way it is today
Starting point is 00:17:47 without you. That's pretty remarkable. I'd love to hear from you. If you felt the ripple or if you, if I'm missing, what, I mean, what else has happened in America? What would America be like without you? I think vastly different. I mean, you know, we mentioned the politics thing real quick, but it's like, and politics are politics. But the Tea Party thing in conjunction with the 9-12 project of this audience.
Starting point is 00:18:19 to stop me, but, yes. Well, I mean, you did, again, you're not talking about you. You're talking about this audience. And this audience was central to the Tea Party. Remember, that produced the largest wave election of a century. Yeah. A century. I think it planted the roots for the good guys that we're getting today.
Starting point is 00:18:38 Yeah. The politicians who are actually the good ones, that planted that seed. Yes. It planted that seed. All right. More in just a second. First, let me tell you about my. pillow. They'll tell you your kids are going to be expensive. Wow. That's an understatement.
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Starting point is 00:21:05 But because of those ultrasounds, 45,000 children this year are living, breathing today because of you. I mean, Oscar Schindler did an awful lot, but you're Oscar Schindler. You really are. You know, he's like, how much would this ring have? How many of it? Don't think I don't think that when I'm trying to buy Sputnik.
Starting point is 00:21:38 You know, how much would this ring? How many children would this save? How many people would this save? You're a living example of it. Incredible amounts of good have come out of this. And we, I mean, there's a ton more that we haven't even mentioned. Oh, Dallas Jenkins is on our podcast. It's available now for Blaze TV subscribers.
Starting point is 00:22:00 Tomorrow it'll be everywhere. He's the guy who did The Chosen. And in the middle of the interview, he's like, I seem to remember coming here very early. And you guys being a big supporter of this, I'm like, yeah, we were. We were. I wish I would have been a bigger supporter. You know, but I mean, it's incredible. Look at the Chosen.
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Starting point is 00:24:34 The promo code is Glenn. Save 10 bucks off Blaze TV. Welcome to the Glenn Beck program. So I don't know if this is too incriminating for the CIA and the FBI.
Starting point is 00:25:01 But remember we told you last week that Thursday all of these JFK documents are supposed to be released. Now, they were supposed to be released in the 1990s. Then Reagan said, no, we're going to give it another 20 years. Now, what would Reagan have anything to do with it in the 1990s? What do you mean?
Starting point is 00:25:23 Did he say this in the 90s? Are you saying he, you're saying it was so. In the 1990s during his, uh, this is where I think I'm falling down here. He was 82, or 92? He'd be done in 89. He was president. Yeah. So I think it must have been 82.
Starting point is 00:25:38 And he comes out and he said, these should be sealed for another 20 years. And so then they, I think it was George Bush. And he said they should be sealed again until 2019 and or 2017. And the Trump said, Trump made a big deal about it. Yeah, they should be released. He didn't issue an executive order on it. He just said they should be released. It was Joe Biden that came out and said.
Starting point is 00:26:05 they should be released and they said because of COVID we need extra time. And he said, you got a year. It's been 50 years. I know. So the extra year expired yesterday. And when they didn't release them, the White House had to say either you'd release them or buy more time. So there's about 5,000 documents that are left.
Starting point is 00:26:32 Okay. The CIA vetoed. Now, this means that the head guy of the CIA from Kennedy on knows what's in these documents. Pompeo knows what's in these documents, okay? They are going to, this is this, listen to this. These will remain classified at least until next, at least until next year, according to the White House memo, quote, to protect against an identifiable harm to the military defense, intelligence operations, law enforcement, and the conduct of foreign relations that is of such gravity that it outweighs
Starting point is 00:27:21 the public interest in disclosure. That's such bullcrup. Come on. I don't think so. Come on. I don't think so. There's, here's, look, what danger are we in? Okay, here is the...
Starting point is 00:27:33 50 years later. We're not in danger. 60 years later. We are not in danger. They are in danger. Right. Yes. That much is true. Here is the, I think the nicest way to look at this.
Starting point is 00:27:48 That Lee Harvey Oswald was, and we have pretty good evidence, that Lee Harvey Oswald was a CIA operative on other things. and they were involved in trying to overthrow Cuba. And the nicest way to look at this for the CIA, giving them all the benefit of the doubt, is they had no idea that Oswald was going to do this, and it was the biggest intelligence failure in the history of our nation. But we're so used to intelligence failures now.
Starting point is 00:28:26 That's not enough to stop it. Okay. the worst case scenario is that this was a CIA operation. This was coordinated through our Justice Department and our CIA, CIA operating here in the United States. But see, that's not even that bad because that's 50 years ago. They're doing it now and people don't seem to care. So what is it that our government was doing? Because I personally believe the way they are setting this up, you know, it doesn't make conspiracy theories go away.
Starting point is 00:29:06 It makes it worse. When they come out, it's one thing to say, we're going to hold them back. Then you speculate. It's another to say, I'm going to hold them back to protect against an identifiable harm to the military defense, intelligence operations, law enforcement, and the conduct of foreign relations that is of such graphic. that it outweighs the public interest in disclosure. It's a remarkable statement. That's a remarkable statement. That means it is so massive that it would affect everything today.
Starting point is 00:29:46 What could that be? What could that be? Certainly not going to tamp down conspiracy theories, that's for sure. No. I mean, for the first time in my life, I believe, yeah, I think the CIA did, was involved in killing him. I never believe that. Never. You believe it or you're suspicious of it.
Starting point is 00:30:03 I could find myself believing it. It wouldn't be hard to push me into that. Not that I would say, I die on that until I have the evidence. But I was as sure as you could be without saying, I'd stake my life on it. I was as sure as I could be that Oswald was alone. Right. I'm not sure. He may have been alone.
Starting point is 00:30:29 I don't believe the shooter in the trees and all of that stuff, but I have no idea anymore. And I'm not sure that Jack Ruby was just a guy that was so upset he came and shot him. I do believe that looks like a cover up now. And it always has. But with this statement, if they say this 50 years later, they absolutely killed him. I always think too One of the reasons why I've been a little suspicious of the
Starting point is 00:31:02 standard theory here is that Arlen Specter was involved in investigating it. And Arlen Specter sucked so badly that he couldn't have possibly done something right in his life. Yeah. I mean I it is amazing to me.
Starting point is 00:31:19 It is amazing. That's an incredible statement. Incredible. Last night on Tucker Carlson, he obviously has some inside information of some sort. And he said that his source said that everything you think you know is wrong. Just overall or just with JFK?
Starting point is 00:31:41 With JFK. Now, now think about this. This makes what the CIA and intelligence and justice did to Donald Trump, a much more. plausible because they didn't kill him, but they killed his presidency. They colluded to kill his president, to stop him because he was going to do something that they said cannot be done. You cannot, we cannot have him do whatever it is. And I think it starts with the Paris Accords.
Starting point is 00:32:23 but it makes that baby stuff compared to stopping a president by killing him. It's also one of those things that we always believe these things are in the past. We always look back at history and are like, oh, well, there's this really shady activity going on in the government.
Starting point is 00:32:45 Thank God we got that cleaned up. They're still doing it. Pompeo knows what this is. He had to, He was the one. It says, no, don't release him in his term. So Pompeo knows what this is. If you're not willing to expose it, then you're not cleaning it up.
Starting point is 00:33:04 You're not stopping it. Do we know what agency Raphael Cruz worked for? That's right. Yeah. Yeah. That makes it. The one ultimately responsible. Let's make sure you got that out.
Starting point is 00:33:21 I totally forgot about that. That crazy? What a weird time. Yeah, that's fascinating. Like, okay, let's go to the worst case scenario here for a second. We don't even know what it is. We don't even know what it is. Let's say somehow the CIA is involved in the actual murder.
Starting point is 00:33:38 Planning and they were actually, like we have evidence and that's what's in these files is why they keep not avoiding releasing them. Would you advocate they get released? Should we know that? Because, I mean, I think there's an argument to be made with, if that's true, that statement has some merit, right? Like you'd say, wait a minute, if our law enforcement murdered a president, what would that do to society? What would that do to all sorts of different?
Starting point is 00:34:03 Well, it would expose what they're doing currently. Yeah. You know, why, out of all the names that have to be wiped off of buildings, how come the J.F. Huger, the J. Edgar Hoover building is still named after J. Edgar Hoover. That's a good point. I mean, even the left, you know, said, tried to smear him by saying he was a, you know, he was transgender. You know, he was dressing up, whatever.
Starting point is 00:34:31 You know, now that's like a reason to keep the name on the building. Yeah, that's probably why they want to take it off. But that guy, we have presidents who have said they were afraid of what he would expose. We have them on the record. And yet his name's still on there. Why? Is that a warning to people who are. are at the highest levels.
Starting point is 00:34:52 Look, we really haven't changed all that much. I mean, with this statement, by the way, the conduct of foreign relations that is such gravity that it outweighs the public interest. Yeah. So was Russia involved? No. Was Cuba? I mean, are we worried about the Cuban relationship?
Starting point is 00:35:13 I mean, I know Biden is, but what could that possibly be? we had a guy on who was high up in the CIA was part of the planning of Bay of Pigs and he was on what about a year ago and he's like this brilliant 80 year old guy and he said oh yeah I mean CIA was all over the
Starting point is 00:35:38 Oswald thing fingerprints are all over that absolutely and everybody who was in the CIA at the time knew like wait what did you just say? Did you say the Oswald thing? Is that how you, is that how you referred to this moment? This is such an amazing thing, too, because tonight at 5 p.m. Eastern, and it will be on the Blaze TV and also my YouTube page, YouTube.com slash Glenback. You will see an auction of many of these items. I mean, you're going to see, I'm going to take you through a vault of the American heritage. auction house, they have 200,000 square feet of things that they're auctioning off. It's crazy.
Starting point is 00:36:25 And I just take you to this one auction where Sputnik is for sale, a piece of the seat that JFK was killed in the car with his blood stains on it. God. Jack Ruby's wallet and everything. It's kind of dark. I got to say, I don't think I want to on that. I'm not sure I'd have that in my house. Yeah. Hey, look at this. No, but it's amazing history. The flag, the flag from the, from the limousine.
Starting point is 00:36:55 Our Christmas centerpiece is part of the brain. Like, I feel like it is a little, some of it can get dark. It's amazing. But it's for history museums. For history, it's crazy. Yeah. And I'll show it all to you. They have, they have the phone that he was making phone calls to Marilyn Monroe on at Bing Crosby's.
Starting point is 00:37:13 It's a red, white, and blue phone made. just for him so it could be secure. He was supposed to stay at Frank Sinatra's house. And Jay Edgar Hoover said, you can't do that. You can't do that. He's involved with a mob. You cannot do that. And so he's like, I want to go to Palm Springs.
Starting point is 00:37:33 I got a hot girl out there. I got to see. And Bing Crosby said, stay in my house. And so they put this phone next to his bed. And that was the phone with call. I mean, it's amazing. Incredible. You can see all this stuff and see it all happen on the show tonight, right? Yeah, and you can see, I bid on many things.
Starting point is 00:37:54 Many things. Did I get any of them or not? You'll see tonight. And of course, we'd love you to subscribe to Blaze TV to check it out, blazTV.com slash Glenn. However, you can also check it out for free on YouTube if that's your choice. Check it out. YouTube.com slash Glenn back. And that airs tonight. By the way, I also airing tonight on Studeau's America. the Christmas twist, the greatest Christmas movie of all time starring. Glenn Beck, Pat Gray, so many others. An incredible, Jeffie.
Starting point is 00:38:24 You know, okay, so this one was made with like $45 in gum. Well, we did not have a $45. That is false. We did not have $45 to spend on this movie. I am going to fund a real Hallmark movie. Like a Hallmark style. Yeah, the next year I want to do a real Hallmark movie, but I want, we've got to,
Starting point is 00:38:46 find a way to where we have, we let the audience know we're with you. We know they're going to get together. But you could see the first, you know, 45, well, okay, $30 version of that, the Christmas twist tonight at 8 o'clock only on Blaze TV. How dare you disparage that fine piece of art. Think of what the auction. It is a piece of something. It is fair point. It's Christmas and holiday season. It means time for gift giving parties with friends and family. And getting compliments everywhere you go because you look so great thanks to GenuCell, the best in skin care. Every day people are discovering GenuCel and from now until Christmas,
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Starting point is 00:40:59 But if I'm not. not mistaken, doesn't Pat play Lioness in kind of an offshoot of the Charlie Brown Christmas story, right? So there was the Christmas twist. And then there was a lesser known film called the Christmas Isisical.
Starting point is 00:41:16 Okay, I remember that. The Isisical. Icycical. And it was an ISIS-themed Christmas movie. Right. That's the one I completely forgot about that. Doesn't anyone know? Doesn't anyone know what Sharia law is all about. And then Pat takes it from there. And wow, it's a...
Starting point is 00:41:35 It's a good one. It's a good one. It's a... I don't know that it could ever air again, but it was a great adventure. Fun to remember. Fun to remember. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:41:46 All right. Back in just a second. The Glenn Back program. Okay, so working out is hard. So they tell me. I mean, I'm a gym rat. You know, I mean, look at me. You don't get this body without working out.
Starting point is 00:42:04 I am a gym. rat. Do you just stop at the smoothie place at the beginning of the gym? I don't think we need to get into my exercise routine. I want to talk to you about yours and echelon fitness. Have you thought about losing a few LBs, fatty fatsoes? Have you? Pat, you know, smart rower, you could get one.
Starting point is 00:42:23 Sleak fitness screens, auto-folding treadmills, all of it. I love this. It's fitness stuff and they make it auto-folding. So, you know, I don't want to lift that. Anyway, right now, for a very limited time, you can get a free bite. or a free rowing machine with a 24-month membership. Pat, I'm just saying. You've let yourself go.
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Starting point is 00:43:22 am... ...theircation of entertainment. Three statements that are absolutely the most arrogant thing that you have ever heard come out of anybody's mouth. Or... It's the absolute game-changing truth.
Starting point is 00:44:29 You decide. Within 20 minutes, stand by. We begin in 60 seconds. Kevin wrote in about his experience with relief factories, says, I love to run in my free time. I'm a gym rat. I love to run myself, Kev. He said, I even worked my way up to half marathons. Well, I mean, okay, rookie. A while back, I started to develop some serious pain in my knees, and that slowed me down for sure. It got bad enough that I was. was cutting my runs in half. I was feeling pretty desperate. I mean, I could do so many jokes on this, but Kevin is being so sincere. Then I heard about relief factor,
Starting point is 00:45:08 and I decided to try it. To my amazement, it worked. I'm back to running again. All right, three-week quick start. Relief factor. It works for me. It works for Kevin. And like I said,
Starting point is 00:45:21 I mean, I'm constantly lifting and working out. You do not get a body like this without working hard on it. Believe me. 1995, it's a trial pack, relieffactor.com. Relieffactor.com. Call 1-800, the number four relief. 1-800, the number four relief. Relieffactor.com. Feel the difference. So a decade ago, a decade ago, I wrote a book about becoming George Washington. I had the audacity to begin the book by saying,
Starting point is 00:45:53 My name is Glenn Beck, and I am George Washington. Oh my gosh, what is that? I said that because I believe everyone has the potential for his kind of greatness to become an indispensable man or woman. Today, I want to talk to you about a different George. This George lives in Bedford Falls, and we see him almost every Christmas. Hello, my name is Glenn Beck, and I am George Bailey. I'm nothing special. I'm average. I'm flawed. I'm fallible. I'm emotional. I'm fat. I'm awkward. And I have dreams that I will never achieve.
Starting point is 00:46:48 I got that in spades, man. I am George Bailey. But I believe you are George Bailey as well. This is what makes this movie so incredibly relatable, because George Bailey could be any of us, and I contend, is all of us. Like many of us, George Bailey's life full of events, he found challenging, oftentimes demeaning, personally unfulfilling. And even though he's willing to sacrifice his own happiness for the good of others, that is, in today's life, in today's world, heroic. He does it and he moves on. Now, if Netflix made this film today, George would leave Bedford Falls and pursue his dreams
Starting point is 00:47:42 and with the help of a gay sidekick angel, obviously, of another race, he would find the power within some organization that would help him overcome the evil old white man Potter and discover his fully realized self, and he would identify as some sort. sort of an animal. But the original George Bailey from the Capra film, he's who we really are.
Starting point is 00:48:08 I don't care what race you are. I don't care what background you have. I don't care where you are. You could be absolutely right now at the end of your rope. And you are hearing this by what you would think is a coincidence. You're ready to give up. You're ready. I can't do it anymore.
Starting point is 00:48:29 And yet you're hearing this. George Bailey is not a hero because he built the skyscrapers and the bridges of his youthful dreams. He thought he was a failure because of that. He was a hero because of the daily sacrifices he made for his family, the building and loan customers, not the business, the customers, the town of Bedford Falls. He even sacrifices his own moment of sadness and depression to dive into the water and save Clarence, the angel, who he believes is drowning. Clarence shows George that while the price he paid for living his principles may have been costly,
Starting point is 00:49:13 he was the one man who could pay it. He was the one man who could stand against the great tide of evil. Remember, this isn't just a story of a guy who makes a difference in people's lives. This is the guy who stood against evil. Remember what the town became? George may be a reluctant hero, but it was his moral character that sets him on a path of virtuous sacrifice.
Starting point is 00:49:43 Very Christ-like qualities. Thoreau writes that the masses are leading lives of quiet desperation. But what you in this audience have proved to me, and I hope you prove it to yourself, is that thousands of people just like you, just like George Bailey, are living lives of quiet inspiration.
Starting point is 00:50:13 It's you and millions like you who every day, being George Bailey, live your principles. And in turn, that's what makes life wonderful. living a life of honor and integrity and humility. It's not going to make you millions of dollars. It's not going to result in your name being splashed across movie posters. But you will earn something far more enduring. The respect of those who care you care about and they care about you the most. So let me say something incredibly arrogant.
Starting point is 00:50:59 Hello. Glenn Beck and I am George Bailey. And just like George Washington, I am the leader of men. I am fearless. I am the person others will aspire to be for generations. I am an indispensable man. Oh my gosh, how could he possibly say that? Because I believe you are too.
Starting point is 00:51:23 So go ahead for just a second. Instead of thinking, oh my gosh, he's so arrogant for saying what I just said, say them out loud yourself with me say them out loud yourself do you even have the guts to say these things out loud this is the season of belief do you believe in yourself do you believe that you make a difference a big difference because you do and if you happen to be one of those people that are listening by accident and you're like you know, the world would be better without me. Say these things out loud because you are just as essential as George Bailey.
Starting point is 00:52:10 I know you are because I have an understanding of what you have accomplished over the years. So repeat after me. My name is, state your name, and I am George Bailey. And just like George Washington. I am the leader of men. I am fearless. I am the person others will aspire to be for generations. And I know that I am an indispensable man.
Starting point is 00:52:47 Say that. Say that every day. Say that until you believe it. And believe me, you say that every day. will believe that. But you also have to see that everybody else has the same potential. So, Merry Christmas, Bedford Falls, and Dallas and Wichita, and Orlando, and Bismarck. Merry Christmas to even you, New York and Los Angeles.
Starting point is 00:53:18 Merry Christmas to those who identify as Republicans or a Democrat or an independent. Merry Christmas to liberals and conservatives. and happy Hanukkah, Kwanza, or winter solstice. But mostly Merry Christmas, because this is the holiday that reminds us of how valuable we really are as individuals. This holiday reminds us that God himself came down and sacrificed himself and his son to redeem us, not reimagine us, not fundamentally transform us, but to redeem us, to clean us up,
Starting point is 00:54:05 God himself saw us as worthy of redeeming, not changing, redeeming each of us uniquely, children of God. Say that out loud. I am a son or daughter of God. We'll throw around, or all children of God, but have you actually understood what you're really saying? I am a son or daughter of God. With all of the royal heritage and holy pedigree made in his image,
Starting point is 00:54:44 may I ask that over the next few weeks, will you make a covenant? Can we get together and use this holiday to begin the process of seeing ourselves for who we really are? because if we do, we will change the way we relate to people, and we will also understand our own inherent power. We are truly citizens of a much higher kingdom. We are noble men and noble women, gentlemen and gentle ladies, who God cares about and is constantly sending an angel to dive in before we jump into the river ourselves.
Starting point is 00:55:33 And he does that as a way to remind us of who we really are and how much value you actually hold if you were somebody that was standing at that bridge in your mind. I'm your fat Clarence. You are indispensable. And we have amazing work to do. It's going to be an honor to serve with you. find joy and belief in the season.
Starting point is 00:56:15 So this time of year, millions of us gather together and celebrate the birth of the most important child, whoever ought walk the earth. I said this yesterday, the last few days. In the gospel of Luke, it talks about, you know, I went to the first chapter of Luke, and I always remember, you know, my dad, and every Christmas we read Luke, and we read it with the kids every Christmas Eve. but it's not the first chapter of Luke. It's the second chapter. The first chapter is all about preparing the way of the Lord and who did that. John the Baptist, he was foretold. And this is about
Starting point is 00:56:56 him being born and then Jesus is born in chapter two. It's remarkable. And as I was reading that earlier this week, I thought to myself, the children who are being born right now, the children that are alive and are still coming are the John the Baptist, I believe, of today's world. They are the ones that are going to prepare for the return of the Lord. We have got to save every single last one of them we can. This audience has saved 47,000 babies this year. I can attach names to them because you donated so people could get an ultrasound. those ultrasounds are what turn moms around.
Starting point is 00:57:45 They come in thinking they're going to have an abortion. Then they see the baby. They see the heartbeat. And 80% of them turn around. I'd like to ask you for $28 if you can give the gift of life. If you've had an amazing, amazing year, would you do me a favor? Would you consider buying an ultrasound machine? They're $15,000.
Starting point is 00:58:09 Any gift of any size will make a difference. A widow's might. Donate now. Dial pound 250 and say the keyword baby. That's pound 250. Keyword baby. Or go to preborn.com slash glen. That's preborn.com slash GLENN.
Starting point is 00:58:28 10 seconds. Station ID. Oh, sorry. I have to. Sorry. I legally now have to say this message has been sponsored by preborn. The hell, I don't know. It's, it was, we're just talking about this.
Starting point is 00:58:52 Pat, you do pre-born commercials, right? And you don't have to, his microphone. Yeah, I do. And you don't have to say. I've never had that. No. Yeah, that's new. It's new.
Starting point is 00:59:03 It'll probably be coming. Protecting themselves from something. I don't know what, but the attorneys have said. Never. Look, all you, we care about saving the babies. I know. I just, it's amazing to me how, how protective you have. to be today to say, hey, let's save babies. Right. That should be just really obvious to everybody.
Starting point is 00:59:22 But no, apparently not. Apparently not. A lot of people go to go the other way on that one. Taking the other side of that position. Yeah. Make sure the babies don't live. That's the popular position these days. Is that really what it is? What if babies don't breathe, never born, never have a chance to live? Wouldn't that be great? Isn't it crazy? Legitimately, I will never understand it till the day I die. I will never understand how the empathetic part of the conversation is let's let all of the babies be dead. Tanya is on the phone. Uh-oh.
Starting point is 00:59:52 What do we do? Is she want to go on the air or is she calling for, is there, is this another emergency? Tanya? Hello. Hello? Hi. You're on the air. Hi.
Starting point is 01:00:01 Hi. Yes. Hi. So I just happened to be listening to your show. Hold on, hold on, hold on. You are listening to my show? The press is. Holy.
Starting point is 01:00:15 cow, what a Christmas miracle. Anyway, yes. So you've had a pretty fantastic year. We have had a pretty fantastic year. So I would like to donate $15,000 to pre-born for an ultrasound machine. Well, somebody who's had that good of year, you probably would, probably, if pushed a little bit, would do two ultrasounds. There are two of you, aren't there? There are two of us.
Starting point is 01:00:49 You said I had a good year, so that's $15,000 for my ultrasound. What about your ultrasound? Oh, my gosh. I love you. Oh, that's awesome. I love you. Okay, goodbye. She was listening to the show.
Starting point is 01:01:07 So what was your resolution there, though? Was it 15 or was it 30? I'm not pushing my wife on anything. Although, I will say I believe they're matching them right now. Anyway, the donations are matched, which is really great. So if we bought two, we'd actually be buying four. Why did you take this nice moment from your wife and ruin it? Why did you do that?
Starting point is 01:01:27 She was trying to do something really important and you, as usual, skirt it up. I don't know. I thank you for making me feel so bad. You should feel bad all the time for various reasons, unrelated to that call. Honey, don't worry about it. You only have to buy one ultrasound. That's it. Don't worry about the kids.
Starting point is 01:01:43 I'm sorry. Don't worry about the kids. It's not the messaging. Oh, I'm so bad. I am so bad. And probably divorced. No, she'll never divorce me. Oh, yeah?
Starting point is 01:01:59 No, no. You've you seen the insurance money on me? Yeah, that's true. I kind of want to get married. Is there some sort of way I can get in on that? No, no, not at all. So Pat joins us, and we wanted Pat here on the last show of the year.
Starting point is 01:02:15 For a couple of reasons, he smells like cookies. And it's not Cologne. No. Yeah, he runs his own cookie company. And they are from the kitchen. Yeah. They're the best cookies ever. And I'm saying this as someone who has five generations before me of bakers.
Starting point is 01:02:36 There are pretty darn good cookies. And, you know, you could get them at kexie.com, K-E-K-S-I-com. I can't, we can't have you say that on the air because it's... Can you say, use the promo code, the Jeffie, and you'll save 18%. Is that real? Yeah. The Jeffie? Yeah.
Starting point is 01:02:53 Why 18%? Well, because that's the only number he knows. 18? Yeah, that's the highest number in his... I thought it was something to do with body fat, but, you know, oh, my gosh, his body fat is 98. That 18% was meat and bones. Oh, okay.
Starting point is 01:03:11 So, 82% bio fat. Yeah, yeah. Sounds about right. That's about right. So don't mention kexyCookies.com again. The Jeffie. All right. Not just Jeffrey.
Starting point is 01:03:22 If you do Jeffie, it won't work. It won't work. But the Jeffie will work. Right. Which seems appropriate. I don't know why. They are so good. They are so good.
Starting point is 01:03:32 They're incredible. We got this great package at the house. Somebody sent us a, you know, a bunch of fruit and stuff. And it was great, you know. But they weren't cookies. They weren't cookies. Yeah. And I'm like, you know, this is the time of the year to let yourself go.
Starting point is 01:03:50 You know, people will send me cookies or something, you know, later in the year. And I'm like, I can't, I can't, I can't. But I'm going to. But I really am going to feel bad while I'm eating this whole box of cookies. And, but at Christmas time, don't get fruit. Why are you sending fruit? Yeah. Why are you sending fruit?
Starting point is 01:04:10 What are we, a bunch of old Italians sitting around? Hey, crack me some nuts. Who wants a little bit of... What are you doing? I don't want fruit. Italians? Oh, you don't know. Oh, Italians suck with a fruit.
Starting point is 01:04:23 I've heard a lot of stereotypes over the years, but Italians like fruit and nuts? Oh, yeah. They're not good with desserts and they eat fruit and they... That's not true at all. They're not going to desserts. What are you talking about? Not compared to the Germans. Really?
Starting point is 01:04:39 I don't know. The Germans have been lots of flaky stuff. Germans make really good desserts, but can't make, you know, the entree. Italians make the entree go to Germany for the desserts. Do not put those two things together. It's usually a world war. When it comes to your car breaking down, you always need to keep in mind that it's not really if. It's a when.
Starting point is 01:05:05 By the way, you just took on Italians. My wife is listening. I took on Italians. You said they like fruited nuts for Christmas. Would you please call and verify that, honey? All cars break down eventually. She's going to be on your side right now. Shut up.
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Starting point is 01:05:59 800, 391888-88. CarShield.com slash Beck. 800, 391, 8888. head over to blazTV.com slash glen use the promo code glen save 10 bucks off your subscription to blaze tv this is the glenbeck program by the way there's a couple of things happening on the blaze right now the podcast this week's podcast is with dallas jenkins he is the guy who uh produced rights directs his idea was the chosen uh which is absolutely amazing Season three is now started and it starts at the sermon on the mount. It is truly amazing. Did you see the movie?
Starting point is 01:06:58 No, the verse two parts? I didn't. I didn't. I know. I can't wait. You can watch the podcast now. This is all the behind the scenes. What was hard to get on into these things?
Starting point is 01:07:11 What did they really wrestle with? What didn't make it? What did make the cut? It's amazing. You can watch the podcast now. TV.com slash Glenn or you can find it wherever you get your podcast tomorrow. Also, at 5 p.m. Today on Blaze TV, if you love history, we've got a show for you that you will not, you just won't believe. Thanks to heritage auctions, I had a chance to actually go through show you
Starting point is 01:07:45 tonight, the audience. Amazing items. from history. Most of it is themed around the JFK space race era. But there is so much more. You know, if you are a Game of Thrones fan, space nerd, U.S. presidency, buff, Texas, Russian, all. It's amazing.
Starting point is 01:08:10 I'll show you these artifacts tonight on my Friday Glenn TV show. It's an hour starts. right at 5 p.m. on Blaze TV, you will also find it on my YouTube channel as well. Which we should note, you started your YouTube channel very late in the game. You did not... I think it was that long ago, honestly. But you're up to 948,000 subscribers. 948.
Starting point is 01:08:38 So you're not your million subscribers. Our goal was a million by the end of this year. You could, I mean, with the help of this audience, you could theoretically do it. much more important things. Yeah, I mean, this is... This audience has done more for, I don't know, the world than any... Certainly any other radio shows audience ever has. That's for sure.
Starting point is 01:08:59 I've had a hard time, A, we launched... There's another thing this audience has done. You built the world's first digital network. I know. Blaze TV. I mean, daily wire. God bless them. I don't know if they would exist the way they'd
Starting point is 01:09:18 do or be as far ahead as they are if it wasn't for this audience blazing the trail years before. Remember, it kills me. They gave an Emmy out to a guy who they say started the world's first linear network on the internet, but he started it two years after we started it. and they don't recognize us because they can't recognize us. And that's fine. I didn't do it for that. But what's crazy is all of the people who said we were out of our mind nuts for doing it.
Starting point is 01:10:00 And I used to start every show on Blaze TV. This is the network you are building. And you've changed the world just on that, just on that. That's a big one too. Now everyone watches TV and movies. And that's how people will consume it. Right. At that point, I remember, I remember cutting a video for the audience to walk them through
Starting point is 01:10:21 how to see this broadcast on television. It was like, you buy a Roku, you set it up this way. Yes, it's going to, it's going to buffer over and over again. And sure, it's not going to work for about six months. But hey, do it anyway. And people did. Yeah. It really is incredible.
Starting point is 01:10:39 It's amazing. It's amazing. I mean, think about just the impact. over all of this audience. We were just discussing it earlier. There's a bunch of examples. By the way, we're just, I am. I am.
Starting point is 01:10:51 I am so grateful for you. I really am. My heart is just so full of, look at what you have done. Stu and I and Pat, we just sit around on our big fat butts. And we say something like, hey, you know what somebody should do?
Starting point is 01:11:12 And then somebody actually, does all of the hard work. Yeah. And what you've created in America is unbelievable. Yeah. I mean, you think about it. Most people, right? Like at some point in their lives decide they want to do something to better the world and whatever their vision of the world is. You try to join an organization or build something that does some real good. I think a lot of people want to do that. This audience is in what? The top one-tenth of one-tenth of one-tenth of a percent of that of that idea.
Starting point is 01:11:45 They've done more than anybody. Certainly more than any radio show or TV show that I could ever think of. I don't think any radio show, any TV, I don't think any audience has raised as much money. You know, we had somebody that was looking at Mercury 1 to help us fundraise. And they said, where are all your big donors? And we're like, we don't have those. Well, Tanya. And they said, what do you mean you don't have those?
Starting point is 01:12:13 I said, we have, you know, a handful. I can tell you, I, I probably have their address memorized. I mean, you know, we have very few people that give, you know, money. And it came back to me after I left that meeting that he said that Glenn doesn't have any idea how miraculous this is, that we have more people giving small donations than anything he has ever seen. It's like this is a movement of people. This isn't one person doing something. This is millions of people thinking, you know what, I want to help.
Starting point is 01:13:01 That's amazing. And I remember years ago, someone, you might even remember the amount, but someone sent you an envelope. Remember this? Eight cents. Was eight cents? I haven't framed in my office. Eight cents.
Starting point is 01:13:15 Eight cents. Do you remember what the, what, I mean, if you have it in your office, you probably do, but what, what, what, what, what the message was? We were trying to, remember, I had to, we had to pay, it was over a million dollars just to be able to do the restoring honor event, remember? And I had, and I had, didn't even talk about the restoring honor. I know. And so we did restoring honor.
Starting point is 01:13:37 and it was in New York and it was the first time that, you know, any individual had ever done something like this. Groups had, but no individual had ever done this. And the Obama administration was all against me and did everything they could. And there were threats from the Black Panthers and Al Sharpton and everything else and really made it scary. And then the week before, they told us we have to have snipers on the roofs.
Starting point is 01:14:10 We have to have them, you know, guarding the crowd. And we had to pay all of this money to the Secret Service. So we would pay the cost. So the government wasn't out of anything. And it was hundreds of thousands of dollars. And we were already not making, you know, enough money to pull this thing off. And I had one weekend left. And I had flown all over the,
Starting point is 01:14:36 the country trying to ask people for big amounts of money and nobody would give it to me. Nobody would like, you know, I'd be in people's houses that, you know, crap, you know, $1,000 bills. And I'd be like, you know, if we just give it a little bit and nobody would do it. It all came from this audience. And so that weekend, I had to make a choice where to go. And I was told if you go to this event in Florida, they've already talked to people, you will raise like I think we needed like $400,000 you will raise it this weekend I'm like this is it all the eggs are in this
Starting point is 01:15:14 basket and we prayed and we fasted and everything else I get on the plane I fly not one dollar the whole weekend I was there not one dollar was raised okay I get back on the plane and and I am I'm actually kind of angry with God and And because this was, I mean, I had put everything into this. And if it fell apart at the end, it was just destruction. And I had only done it because I felt he told me to do it. And I get on the plane and I am just beside myself and I'm crying. And it's just me and another guy on the plane.
Starting point is 01:16:00 And I'm just talking to him out loud. And I'm like, what else do you want? What else do you want? I've done everything, everything. What else do you want? And I kind of calm down a bit and the guy who was on the plane said, hey, Glenn, I know this isn't anything, but I got this right before we left and I was going to give it to you and I forgot, but this might cheer you up. and he hands me an envelope and I open it up and there are eight pennies in there and it says I can't remember exactly but it was from a veteran and he said I know this is not going to make any
Starting point is 01:16:51 difference at all but I this is all I have and I have to do my part I believe in what is happening and I have to do my part. And I burst into tears and praised the Lord. I had the answer Friday, before the weekend. He had given me all that we needed. And I got on Monday. And I looked at the guy was traveling to me. I said, we're done.
Starting point is 01:17:29 It's it. We didn't need to do any of this. God had all of this done. And he said, it's eight pennies. And I said, you watch what's going to happen with these eight pennies. And I came in on Monday, and I was on Fox, and I put those eight pennies down. And I read that letter. And I said, this guy gave his all.
Starting point is 01:17:51 And we are X number of dollars away. And I was just with a bunch of rich people and couldn't do anything. Thank you for these. And we raised, I don't even. know like i think it was more than yeah it was yeah it was like 600,000 dollars that day it was incredible incredible there's so many stories like that too i know it's happened so many times it's hard to i feel like at times we often forget uh all of the good things that have happened like that with this audience we you know i never take the audience for granted but we do sit here every
Starting point is 01:18:28 day and talk about news stories and a lot of them suck and i get you get bogged down into that and you forget about all the great things this audience has done. And it is going to, I can tell you now. I've always said this audience will. I'm telling you now, this audience is saving America. They are saving the Republic. Right now. It's happening right now. I know it may not feel like it, but it is happening. The seeds that you have planted, the seeds that you have done, the projects you have worked on, the friends that you have made the children that you have raised, it's happening. You're in the middle of it right now. It's fantastic to watch. It's an honor to know you. It truly is. Back in just a minute, Molly
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Starting point is 01:21:09 I am doing wonderful. Look, real quick, I put together a quick little trivia show about the Glenn Beck program, the Stu Does America, and the Pat Gray on Leash program from the position of the listeners to see how much you guys know about your own show. show. Oh, geez. Holy cow. That's terrible. Oh, this is not going to go well.
Starting point is 01:21:30 They should be pretty good. All right. So a couple quick questions. Can't ask for help and just take a guess who don't know the answer, all right? Can't phone a friend. All right. All right. All right.
Starting point is 01:21:40 So very quick, first one. What does Glenn often think Governor DeSantis's first name is? Oh, that's easy. Rick. Rick. Rick. Rick DeSantis. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:21:51 Yeah. Okay. All right. That was too easy. Question number two. Stu stated that given the choice between voting for AOC or this other person, he would choose this other person. What is the name of that other person? I don't know.
Starting point is 01:22:11 I said it. Satan? No, the answer is Paris Hilton. Paris Hilton. Yeah. I stand by that. 100%. Yeah, I'm with him.
Starting point is 01:22:24 That's powerful. It's powerful. It's powerful. It's powerful. It's powerful. All right. Question number three. Name the two songs to introduce Jeffie on Pat Gray Unleash.
Starting point is 01:22:34 2001 Space Odyssey by the kids. And the other one is the Arthur theme when you get stuck between the new moon and New York City. Your name is Jeffie. Very good. Very good. All right. Thank you. You have a, okay.
Starting point is 01:22:50 The, it is, it was, what's funny about that is, in case you're a new listener, and you don't know, Jeffrey, he's fat. And so getting stuck between the moon and New York City is actually what Pat means by that. Yes. That he's lodged in between. He's so fat that he gets stuck between the Earth and the moon, which is 280,000 miles away. You're going to be really fat. Week. It'll take you at least a week to fly there. He's that fat.
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Starting point is 01:27:39 Who won more on trivia today, by the way? Hmm? Who won more on trivia? Let me think. The Vikings. Oh, what's the record on more on trivia? I think we're six and six right now. Oh, really?
Starting point is 01:27:49 Would you be above six and six if you had picked the Philadelphia Eagles to beat the New York Giants? Yes. I'm sure I understand that. Eagles are 12 and 1. It's interesting you chose that specific game because, you know, we've lost six times. So it's interesting you picked the Philadelphia game. So can I tell you that? I was in a meeting yesterday speaking of football just for a second.
Starting point is 01:28:14 This company comes and they make four. first aid kits, really top shelf first aid kits. And they're like, we've reinvented the Band-Aid. And I'm like, what? And they're like, we've reinvented the Band-Aid. And they're showing all this incredible stuff. And the Band-Aid, they said, you've actually probably seen this. The Band-Aid strip that we use is actually we developed something, and I said,
Starting point is 01:28:44 not the strips on the arms of the NFL players. And they looked at me like crazy. And I said, I'm sorry, what? And they're like, yeah, no, that's it. We just didn't expect you to know that. And I mean, it was amazing. Here's a group of guys here in America. They had those long things that go on their elbows, you know.
Starting point is 01:29:05 They had them and they were watching and they're big fans of football. And they were watching and they saw that the strips they used to have would kind of peel off and they'd start to come, you know, come off during the game. Right. And I was just saying to Rafe, as we were watching a game, I said, what kind of strips are those that stay, that could take that pounding and stay? Yeah. Anyway, I don't know why I even told you that story.
Starting point is 01:29:34 It has no ending. It doesn't even have a point, which usually is the key to good stories. I mean, anyway, go ahead. play it. Go ahead. Play it. No, I know the Hall of Fame thing is coming, Stu. I see it in your eyes. Go ahead. And there you have it. Another example of why Glenn Beck is in the Radio Hall of Fame. And there you have.
Starting point is 01:29:59 Cut with a spoon-style fork. Cut with a spoon-style fork. What is? What is a spoon-style fork? What would you call something like that? I don't know. I mean, spark would make sense. Although in the context of a, I think it was a steak commercial. Shut up.
Starting point is 01:30:24 Shut up. You could cut it with a spoon-style fork. I think the point was, would somebody, would you send somebody to my office? Get the Hall of Fame Award. And I just want to set it right here. Get theirs as well. And they can set theirs right in front of them. Why are you trying to injure the Hall of Fame's reputation?
Starting point is 01:30:45 Okay. So, anyway. So, Pat, we have been talking the last few days. What the biggest story of the year has been? Oh, wow. We think that it, you know, most likely is Roe versus Wade. Oh, yeah. Being overturned.
Starting point is 01:31:03 Yeah. So are you alleging that that will be deemed by the news services? No, no. No. No. Because, no, they're saying. Did you see what's happening with the news people? All the news people that are now going in saying,
Starting point is 01:31:16 Elon Musk. He can't do that. He's banning reporters. He can't do that. May I just say, Bowie, who is one of my favorite producers of all time, she spent her time
Starting point is 01:31:32 overnight after she saw that and she was like, and she put together a little montage here of the same reporters and the same kind of reporters and what they said. when Jack was banning people.
Starting point is 01:31:49 Listen. Because Twitter is a private company, experts say the removal of the president for violating their rules is not a violation of the First Amendment. Twitter is absolutely allowed to silence the president, as is any other social media platform that can make their own rules.
Starting point is 01:32:05 Judge James Donato noted that Twitter's a private company not bound by the First Amendment. The First Amendment only protects us from government censorship, not censorship by private entities. In this case, Twitter is a private entity. So the First Amendment really has no bearing at all. Look, Twitter's a private company.
Starting point is 01:32:20 You mentioned the First Amendment. They can do whatever they want. They can make something stricter than the First Amendment, and it's a private company. So Noah, Elise notes, this is a private company. We hear a lot of free speech arguments here. This is not the government doing this. This is Twitter, a private company, doing this.
Starting point is 01:32:33 Twitter is a private company. It is absolutely up to them as to what content they put up on their website and what they don't. Twitter is a private company. They can ban anybody that. anybody they want. Twitter is a private company. Facebook is a private company.
Starting point is 01:32:50 Google and YouTube are private companies. They have the right to control what sort of content is on their platform. Twitter has rules. They're a private company. There are fancy restaurants that make a gentleman wear a coat and tie. But they have a right to have rules. Twitter has rules. Twitter is a private company.
Starting point is 01:33:09 It has terms and conditions of use. And if you violate those terms and conditions, you can be suspended temporarily or permanently. as they have done now. Huh. That's weird. So right now the media is, uh, is saying that because they reported his location, his physical location and the physical location of his plane while in transit.
Starting point is 01:33:35 And he was being harassed and being big time. And his children. Yeah. And his children being followed. Yeah. That, that he's banned them because of that. and I just like to remind them Twitter is a private company
Starting point is 01:33:49 and the First Amendment does not go to private companies By the way, a bunch of bull crap I tend to agree with that analysis In fact, I do think that both Jack and Elon can Man whoever the hell they want There is a slight addendum to that sort of Yeah, I agree with that Unless they are in bed with the federal government
Starting point is 01:34:10 If the federal government is doing it and they're getting involved, that's a totally different situation. Correct. And we've obviously now uncovered a good amount of evidence that that was going on. Wow. Which, of course, they also denied at the time you could build another montage. And they still deny. They still deny.
Starting point is 01:34:26 Well, they don't even, they act as if the Twitter files never even released. Never happened. Can you think about it? Think of like all the big corporate scandals over the years. When the media can sink their teeth into all private communications from a company, they love, that's what they do with Enron. Remember they got all those communications from Enron. They're a burn baby burn.
Starting point is 01:34:47 And they went through and they analyzed every single one. And they did report after report after report after report, every report. They love looking into how executives are talking to each other. This they have no interest in it all. No interest. It's probably the biggest story or the biggest impact, the company that had one of the biggest impacts in the decade. And they have no interest in. None. None.
Starting point is 01:35:14 The other thing they won't touch is TikTok's Chinese connections and that it's a Chinese spy platform. That is starting to change though. I mean, now even Nancy Pelosi has apparently put the TikTok ban into this coming bill. It should be banned from government agencies for sure. I mean, shouldn't it look, you can argue, I think, very clearly that it should be banned
Starting point is 01:35:35 period. Yeah, period. Like they talk about this. The security experts talk about TikTok, that it is taking not only just the stuff you're doing on TikTok, but all of your keystrokes from your phone going basically directly to the Chinese Communist Party. You are insane to have this thing on your phone. And you know what? You tell a young person that they don't care. They don't care. Oh, well, what am I doing? Well, I mean, forget about like, yeah, look, are you, first of all, your banking passwords, all of anything you're doing. If they're taking keystrokes, they have all of that. What could they do? that? I don't know. Would they target you? Maybe not. You know, but the other thing you have to
Starting point is 01:36:14 think about, maybe, first of all, maybe. But secondly, like, the other thing you have to think about is like, what about a giant cloud burst style release where all of your private communications just get released all at once for everyone? Do you want that? Is that the worst case scenario you can think of? I mean, we can go into all sorts of national. Because why are they doing it? Why are they doing it? Well, you know, they, they talk about trying to influence the conversation here. They talk about national security concerns. Side benefit. They don't have Google.
Starting point is 01:36:49 Why is Google free? Google was free to gather intelligence and patterns, not for the government, but for artificial intelligence. So they have all of that information on the Chinese, but they don't have anything on the West. And Chinese and Western, we all think, we think radically differently. So they are gathering all of this information primarily to be able to create AI that can ultimately control the West. Brilliant, really. It's brilliant.
Starting point is 01:37:31 I will say, and I agree with you, that's a much bigger societal concern. but every person, every teenager you talk to, hey, should you have this on your phone? They don't care about that. They don't. They might very well care about all of their communications to their friends, all the things they've texted about their friends being released and accessible to every person on the planet, though.
Starting point is 01:37:51 And that is, in theory, a possibility. It could happen. It could happen. And, you know, the Chinese Communist Party has a little bit of a pattern of desiring chaos in this country. I don't know if anyone's noticed that. So would it be a chaos? situation is something like that happened isn't it weird that's one of the things that i said for years the operative word when this all starts to hit will be chaos how many times do you hear
Starting point is 01:38:19 people describing everything that's going on is absolute chaos a lot they are trying to create chaos yeah it's crazy yeah it is i mean it is nuts um the the um the other thing though about this is what you said about nobody seems to care youth. I know people who are adults that have it and don't care. I know people, I mean, we talked about depression the other day. Do you know, Pat, that African Americans, the suicide rate is up 53%. Wow. 53%, okay?
Starting point is 01:39:02 And these are all measured from about the time of, the iPhone. We have done mass experiments on this society and on our children. We have no idea the ramifications of all of this stuff. And we also know that it is changing the way we think. It is helping make us suicidal. It is having our kids not really talk and know how to talk to one another. We know that China is after the information. We know our own government is in on this information. We know it's indoctrination. And yet we still give it to them. For what? Lipsyncing videos? I mean, seriously. You know, what would you do if they, if you didn't have those, though? Where would you be? I'm going to change what you're difficult to test. I met with the, uh,
Starting point is 01:40:04 I met with the glenbeck.com team yesterday. And they do the social. And I said, I want to change my social feeds next year. We'll still do all the stuff we do. But I want to put out because TikTok in China is all about the incredible things that Chinese kids are doing. We, our algorithm for our country is for stupid. Yeah. Their algorithm brings to the top the brilliant.
Starting point is 01:40:38 And so I've been searching for brilliant things. And I just want to change my feed into that. So, you know. More of that stuff. Yeah. More of that stuff. Even have you, have you done this? I was really down the other day and my wife was really down.
Starting point is 01:40:58 So I just started looking for just babies laughing. And I just started sending them to her. They are, that will make you feel so good. Yeah. It's just these little infants laughing. And it's hysterical. I mean,
Starting point is 01:41:16 we can use these things. Unfortunately, we're not. We can use them to be, to do good. All right. In just a second, we'll be back.
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Starting point is 01:43:26 Okay. Did you see that Rembrandt and Picasso are less expensive than a Hunter Biden painting? He's still doing it. He's still doing that? He's still doing. I thought he gave up. Didn't he? I thought the sale.
Starting point is 01:43:44 He sold some, but it didn't go as well as expected once people started noticing that it was obviously garbage. Allegedly. Uh, money laundering. Allegedly. Allegedly. Allegedly. So his is $225,000 for one piece. Uh, there is, uh, nature mortay by Pablo Picasso that's 118,000.
Starting point is 01:44:04 Another Picasso, uh, that sold for 34,000. of Vincent Van Gogh, $150,000. A Vincent Van Gogh is $75,000 more. That's crazy. Peter Herring by Rembrandt. Some of his, you know, Rimbrand, $180 million, just one painting. There is one out there, sold for $81,000. Ferries by Andy Warhol, 20,000.
Starting point is 01:44:44 Banksie, 50,000. A watercolor by Britney Spears, $10,000, but that's at an auction for charity. George Bush, his cardinal print sold for $29.98, but you can get them now on eBay for around $11. But, I mean, that's crazy. That is crazy that this is. still going on at the time when they know they are watching them that the world is watching at least half the world the other half is you know doesn't give a flying crap and a the Republicans coming into office and going to do investigations and they're still doing this
Starting point is 01:45:31 who is buying a $225,000 hunter Biden painting I know a lot of they seem to treat the Hunter Biden thing, number one, like it's only about Hunter Biden and not about the rest of the Biden family and the administration and the corruption, that whole story with the laptop. But also, they seem to treat it like it's a, in a past tense.
Starting point is 01:45:54 Like, it's an ongoing story. He's selling paintings for $225,000. Do you think that's organic? You know the art industry, glenbeckart.com. I got to say, your paintings are a hell of a lot better looking than, than Hunter Biden's, and as far as I know,
Starting point is 01:46:11 they're not selling for $225K. No. No. They sell for a lot, but not that much. Yeah, but how many videos are you naked in? Oh, I'm about to have... I'm about to have a laptop dump online. I think your art more worthy. That'd be great. That's what I was thinking.
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Starting point is 01:48:16 you're here. Oh, man. The holidays are upon us. This is the last broadcast of the season for the radio show. And I will be back early January. And I think I will be broadcasting from Florida on my return. But we'll give you details as we get closer to that. Big Night on Blaze TV tonight, by the way.
Starting point is 01:48:42 Oh, it is. Yeah. First of all, most importantly, the Christmas twist. airs on Studez America tonight. Everyone's favorite holiday tradition, Oscar award-winning film. No. Including cost like $13.
Starting point is 01:48:55 It was of good value. I will say. I will say we've got our money's worth out of it. We did. That show made money. That show made money. That turned to profit quickly. Very quickly.
Starting point is 01:49:07 It's the Christmas twist on Studez America tonight. That's at YouTube.com slash Studez America. It is a, it's a, some would say it's a parody. I would say it is a Christmas classic deserving to be on Hallmark Christmas channel. To be clear, by the way, and this is just alleged. I would not even try to make this case in the court of law, even though I would win if I tried. I would, yeah.
Starting point is 01:49:31 They reverse parodied this movie. Hallmark, somebody at Hallmark saw a Christmas twist and then made a serious version of it afterward. There are too many things that are exact. Exactly. To dismiss that as coincidence. The plot of the movie, write this down to your calendar. Put it for December 1st.
Starting point is 01:49:52 Next year, I want to show that movie side by side clips of the exact things. Yes. Because it's true. It is honestly like somebody at the Hallmark Channel went, we can make this. This is a good story. We can make this. Yes. We made a bad parody of the Hallmark movies.
Starting point is 01:50:10 And then they took that bad parody and turned it into a real Hallmark movie. It's crazy. So anyway, that's tonight. Don't miss that. And then also YouTube as well, available, as well as Blaze TV, is Glenn's special YouTube. com slash Glenn Beck, almost to a million subscribers. Will you get your holiday wish? We will see.
Starting point is 01:50:29 But go there, subscribe, check out the show tonight, because tonight is the one you're going through all of these incredible history, items from history that you had a chance to potentially win at auction. So I am doing everything I can to save. save as much history as possible, as quickly as possible. So it can be preserved and held in case, you know, in case something horrible happened. And let's just be honest. And these damn Marxists and fascists win and they either destroy or bury our history and our documents.
Starting point is 01:51:11 So I am trying to get the actual history and save it. And if that means it's put in the back of a cave someplace and found a thousand years later, then so be it. If none of this happens, we're opening up a huge museum. And we use it to teach kids all summer long. And I'm going to announce at the around the first of the year a major museum event. It's going to be probably at least one tractor trailer. maybe two tractor trailers full of historic items that I am going to try it out in one city. And if it works, we will take it across the country because it needs to be seen.
Starting point is 01:51:56 It's really amazing. But I have the opportunity to actually see all of these things, let alone try to, you know, win them to preserve them. and I was at an auction at Heritage Museums. I don't remember when, and I was bidding on something, and I didn't win. And so I was moping, and I was standing in as they were packing up all the things that they had just sold and wheeling in new things. And this big crate was sitting on the opposite side of the room,
Starting point is 01:52:31 way away from it. And they open up this crate, and they pull something out. And the guy's talking to me and I said, I'm sorry, I'm sorry. Is that Sputnik? And he was like, ah, yeah, good eye. And I'm like, wait, really Sputnik? I said, I thought Sputnik was in the Smithsonian.
Starting point is 01:52:53 And he said, there are three of them. There were four, one burned up on reentry. The first one built is in the Soviet, or in Moscow, in their museum. and that was just testing, I think, the outer shell against heat. Then the second one had to test the outer shell and something else. And then the third one tested all of it together. The first one's in Moscow. The second one is at the Smithsonian.
Starting point is 01:53:23 The third one went up for auction. And I couldn't believe it. And that started everything. that really that is the beginning of the space race that is the beginning of the information era that that's that's all of it all of it started there now I know you can't tell us whether you actually got Sputnik or not because that's going to be revealed on the show tonight let me just say there was almost vomiting involved while it was so you didn't legitimately try to get it Yes. And I tried to get, I try, and you'll see all of these things and so much more. You'll see things from the Kennedy administration. You'll see things from the space race. You'll see things from the Kennedy assassination. You'll see the first flag that was made after the 13 star flag. Most people don't know, but we went from 13 stars to 20 stars in like 1817.
Starting point is 01:54:30 And they had to decide because when they made the U.S. flag, it was 13 stripes and 13 stars. And so they went, all right, so what are we going to do? We've got seven more states to add. What do we do? And they had to decide, are we going to add stars? Are we going to add stripes? How are we going to do this? The first flag after the Betsy Ross flag is for sale, and you'll see it in this auction.
Starting point is 01:54:59 I mean, it's, wow. It's nuts. It is absolutely nuts. Stephen F. Austin, in his own handwriting, the 1826 compact that he made with Mexico, where he is outlining the colony of Texas. It went up for auction two years ago and was pulled because the state of Texas says, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. That, no, no, no. That's not private. That belongs to the state of Texas.
Starting point is 01:55:29 And it took the guy two years to fighting with Texas saying, no, no, here's the chain that it came from. It doesn't belong to the state of Texas. And he won. And he won. And it's up for sale. And you will see all of these things. You'll see the bloodstained piece of the car from Kennedy when he's killed. You'll see the, you know, the secret service agent.
Starting point is 01:55:59 that climbed up on the back of the car. Like his stuff from that day is for sale. Oswald's suit that he was wearing. I mean, it is nuts. It's nuts. And it's just worth, it is like if you like, what do you call home pickers or, you know, what's that picker show?
Starting point is 01:56:25 You guys don't watch that? Yeah, American Pickers. Yes. American Pickers or or pawn shop or antiques road show. You like any of those? This is like that on massive steroids. Yes.
Starting point is 01:56:41 You don't want to make this show mad because it'll turn into the show. It's so much. It's like Chris Cuomo. Yeah. Raging at a passing bicyclist. Yeah. So it's going to be that tonight. I feel like you would. be the type of person who would do that show only if you could.
Starting point is 01:57:05 Like if you could do a show where you were just covering auctions and like historical things. That's totally. Oh, yeah. No, I just, I just talked to, I mean, we're working on a show now. I talk to heritage auctions. They have 200,000 square feet of historic items. And they're one of the big auction houses. Oh, yeah.
Starting point is 01:57:26 They seem to have the best. They seem that have the most interesting stuff to me. They're like Sotheby's or, you know, it's a Christie's. They're like that, except not snotty because they're here in Texas. But they have a lot of the American, the really great American stuff. They just sold a Nobel Peace Prize for $104 million. Ooh. $104 million.
Starting point is 01:58:00 Whose peace prize was it? I don't even remember. It wasn't Barack's, was it? No, no, but that you would say not worth $104 million, but you know, like that's notable. That one is legitimately worth zero dollars.
Starting point is 01:58:13 Somebody like that. No, it was somebody I'd never heard of. Oh, really? Somebody I'd never heard. It was like science or math or something. Huh. 100 prize. Not a Nobel Peace Prize.
Starting point is 01:58:24 Yeah, Nobel Prize. Sorry, Nobel Prize. Still, that's pretty amazing. $104 million. Who is buying this stuff? I don't know. I really don't know. I mean, it's, it's, I, I, but that's what's fascinating about it because if you happen to be, you know, like, I don't know, some version of Elon Musk, you can just go buy this stuff and have it in your house.
Starting point is 01:58:50 But like, it's really expensive to buy. The only way you can actually get access, this is a great hack for you, because you want. want to buy all this stuff and check it all out, but it's too expensive. So you could just go and cover it on a TV show. I like just going and seeing the auctions. Yeah. Because you can be in the audience. Plus is exciting.
Starting point is 01:59:07 I mean, watching people bid millions of dollars. It's crazy. It's just incredible. It's crazy. It's a lot of it that happens on the phone. A lot of the buyers. Most of it. Most of it's on the phone.
Starting point is 01:59:17 I bet. Because they don't want anybody to know. Yeah. And that's a problem because you can't gauge people at all, you know. But so wait a minute. I want to go back. So Elon Musk could have bought Sputnik. So if he wasn't the guy on the other end of the phone that either got it or didn't get it,
Starting point is 01:59:40 or if I'm the guy that got it or didn't get it, you would say maybe I could use Sputnik to taunt Elon Musk. Wait, why? I'm just saying. Because it came with the speaker to pick up the peep, beep, beep. It came with this giant, I would describe it as a radio, a giant radio tuned to that frequency made by Tesla. Like not the company. Tesla himself, the guy. Wow.
Starting point is 02:00:15 Tesla. Wow. I mean, just saying, Elon, I mean, if you're the one who got it, I mean, you should, you know, you should put it out, you know, in the lobby or something. Right. Mm-hmm. You know what I'm just saying. And just taunt the person who didn't get it. Yes.
Starting point is 02:00:32 Yes. So you'll see tonight who ends up with Sputnik and all of these other things. It's remarkable. You don't want to miss it. Tonight, 5 o'clock, Blaze TV. Also, YouTube.com slash Glenn Beck. Please follow, like, leave a review. We're trying to get to a million subscribers at YouTube because we just started like, I don't know, 15 months ago.
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Starting point is 02:03:24 No, I do not it. Haven't even started. No. Haven't even started. Haven't even started. Wow. We did it. We're friends.
Starting point is 02:03:36 Same as always. Yeah. Haven't even started. Yeah. You know, it's not the same as it used to be. When you go out and you used to have to hunt. for a parking space at the mall. Yeah.
Starting point is 02:03:45 Now if there is a mall, you know, plenty of parking. Listen, I want you to have a great and blessed holiday. I will see you after the first of the year, but I want to leave you, like any good Santa, with a little bit of sugar,
Starting point is 02:04:01 a cookie or a candy cane, if you will, from Joe Biden. Ladies and gentlemen, the President of the United States of America. Cisco system, cyber bastion to ask for own small business
Starting point is 02:04:18 and this will include partnerships between African American companies to provide cybersecurity services to help save lives and combat COVID-19, particularly in Prosper Africa. I love it. Deal room.
Starting point is 02:04:37 That sounds like something that we shouldn't be saying. You know, Prosper Africa, deal room. Get to ask them, world's Here's the deal room. I think I'm looking at it. This has been the president of the United States of America.
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