The Glenn Beck Program - Kamala Should Get an OSCAR for Pandering to Gun Owners | Guests: Robert Cahaly & Steve Baker | 9/20/24

Episode Date: September 20, 2024

Glenn and Stu discuss Kamala Harris’ recent event with Oprah Winfrey, where she promised to fix all the problems she and Biden have caused. Kamala put on an Oscar-worthy performance when she pandered to gun owners. An Alaskan Democratic donor has been charged after allegedly threatening six unnamed Supreme Court justices. Which six justices would a Democrat want to threaten? Trafalgar Group chief pollster Robert Cahaly joins to discuss what a "submerged Republican voter" is and how these voters aren’t being represented in polling numbers. Center for Humane Technology co-founder Tristan Harris joins to discuss the promise and peril of AI and how fast it will infiltrate society. Goya Foods President and CEO Robert Unanue joins to discuss how he refused to canceled by woke culture after coming out in support of Donald Trump. Blaze Media correspondent Steve Baker joins to discuss some shocking revelations discovered regarding Trump’s actions on January 6.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Can we play Kamala Harris, please? This cut one. This is, wow. I'm a gun owner, Tim Balls. I did not know that. If somebody breaks in my house, they're getting shot. Yes, yes. I hear that. I hear that. Probably should not have said that.

My staff will deal with that later. Okay. All right. Her and Oprah, just last. laughing it up. It's great. So she's a gun owner. I would like anyone, anyone in the press to ask, what kind of gun do you own? When did you get it? Where did you get it? What gun store did you purchase it from? Yeah. What was the last time you went to the range? You know what I mean? I would, I'd love to know that question because she's the exact kind of person you don't want to own a gun.

I can guarantee you. Can you see her wearing the goggles and the earphones to protect her ears out of the firing range? Oh, I do it once a month. No, you don't. You've never fired the gun. Never fired the gun. Oh, this is such a sham. This is such all the world is but a stage and we are merely but its players.

I mean, this is a performance. She deserves an Oscar for this. And you know what? The way things are in America, she could win one. They might at the end of this one because they won't care anymore. They'll be like, and for best actress, pretending she was like, you know, liked America and a gun owner, Kamala Harris. Yeah. Yeah.

Good job. She can have that award as long as she accepts it when she doesn't live in the White House. that is a yeah i mean i do think it was this a relatively smart tactic on this one i think it was somewhat of a smart tactic because the american people see opra as an interview show yeah like they see when they see that setup they see an interview yeah yeah yeah but this is a woman who spoke at her convention this is almost a running me i know right like this is not an interview and the good thing about having this setup and i think this is why i think it's smart is look Kamala Harris had some bad moments in that interview by absolutely.

But Oprah's a pro at being able to smooth those over and talk her into it and lead her the right directions. It's like an interview coach on stage with her as she's doing it. It's incredible. I know, I know. But she did have, she couldn't answer one question. Here it is. Cut two, please. We really would love to know what your plan is to help lower the cost of living.

Oh, God. Yeah. First of all, thank you both for being. here. And yours is a story I hear around the country as I travel. And in terms of both

rightly having the right to have aspirations and dreams and ambitions for your family. And aspirations. And working hard and finding that the American dream is for this generation and so many

recently far more elusive than it's been. And we need to deal with that. And there are a number of ways. One is bringing down the cost of everyday necessities, including grossies. How are you going to do that? That was the question. How are you going to bring down the cost? So, we've got lots of ideas, lots of ideas to fight this.

And what we have to do is bring down the cost of everyday necessities. Important. First of all, it's so ridiculous. This is what she does. She like remembers a few words from the question and then just works them into her answer and then fills it with nonsense. Jibber jabber. No. No. But what I will say about her proposals here and her identification of the problems, bring them down from what? Bring them down from what?

From you. From your administration. You're sitting here running for president saying you're going to solve. the problems that you yourself and your dopey 900-year-old running mate created. It's incredible. How could anyone believe this? Do we have the clip? It was on yesterday's sheet, the clip from my show on Wednesday where I was show.

This is so amazing, Stu. I showed the inflation rate and how it's going down. Okay. Okay. And we happen to have that clip by any chance? Oh, it's way down. Wait. I hope you're not. I hope you know it's going way down.

Well, I mean, you can tell when you go into buy groceries. Right. That's true. Way down. Here it is. What? All of the things that they did three, four years ago, it's all now picking up speed and it's all being, it's all being seen now by you. But don't worry, it's all fine. It's just, it's really, it's all fine.

We're lulled to sleep with reporting like this. The recent consumer price index shows, quote, inflation. cools to 2.5%. Wow. Core prices, things like food, housing, energy cars, things we actually buy and need, were a bit higher at 3.2. Now, what do you notice about these numbers? 2.5% inflation, 3.2% inflation. I mean, that seems manageable, right? Doesn't seem, I mean, it seems almost normal, doesn't it? We can deal with that. 2.5%, 3.2%, you know, trust in the system and we'll all be okay. The government can keep spending and we can keep swiping the credit cards. Let me take you to the chalkboard for a second and show you something the government never wants you to see,

and nobody in the mainstream media will ever explain it this way. Here's the inflation. We've all been hearing for four years now that there's nothing wrong with the national debt, the deficit, and inflation. It's fine. Bidnomics, Bidnomics. The Fed has a plan. Everything is actually okay and prices are coming down. or at least rising at a slower rate.

But is that actually how you feel when you go to the grocery store? When you pay your energy bill, when you look at your new insurance bill, you fill up the gas tank. Do you feel like, ah, it's fine, Bidomics is working? Let me show you the reason for the disparity and also how the government is pulling off their little magic trick. Let me show you this part of the chalkboard. I'm going to start here.

It reflects the consumer performance. price index from 23 to the end of 2024. This is the average cost of goods that we pay to support our family with things like clothes, cars, gas, energy bills, 3.2 to 2.5. You can see that there is a gradual increase from last year, but then boom, right at the tail end of 24, like right now, during the election, isn't that weird? You can see that cooling comes down. Wow, it doesn't It's working. Bidenomics is working. That's really not that big of a change.

I mean, if this is where we were, how come, why is it so hard to make ends meet? Why are our credit cards all max to the limit? While we're arguing over the numbers like 2.5 and 3.2 month to month, let me show you the actual chart. See, that was just one year. Let me take you all the way back to 19. This is 1950.

Here's 2020. This is Trump. And this is the inflation that we had from Biden and Harris. The government wants you to focus on this, okay? But let me just show you. This, this right here, that is this. It's this little tiny air. I don't know if you can zoom in enough.

Can you notice it. Yeah. If you slide down, it's that big. I mean, that is, when you look at the actual chart, down from what is the question? Down from what? Yeah. It's down from all-time highs that they are responsible for. Yep.

They're bragging about bringing a slight decrease from a historic increase that's their responsibility. and they're saying elect us because we'll do slightly better than the worst of all time, which was also us. You know, but don't worry because she'll allow you to have a gun in your house because if anybody comes into her house,

she's going to, well, it won't be her. It will be Secret Service. But you can have a gun. And I want to know how many rounds in your clip? Right. Yeah. How many rounds do you have?

Do you have a, six-shooter, a seven, a ten, a twelve, a twenty, what do you have in that clip? Because that's exactly how she would refer to it. Well, I've, I can hold seven rounds, but I only put one. How many bullets do you need? Really? At times I'll put two or three in because I might be nervous and miss the first couple. You know, I haven't been to the range in a while. Hope I don't hit anybody else. It's incredible. It's incredible. As they are making things more dangerous in America, as they are making crime easier to commit, as they are making more people into criminals because they can't afford to live as they're importing

criminals into the country, they want to take away your guns. Oh, okay. All right. That sounds good. Wait a minute, but you're going to bolster the police. No, no, we're going to reimagine the police. Oh, okay. You know, something tells me that We're headed in the wrong direction. But Oprah, she knows. We're absolutely fine. And there are nothing to worry about. After all, she went to Reverend White Rights Church, too.

She knows the truth. In every house, there is some poor sap that gets, you know, all the really fun jobs. Used to be me. But that's why I prayed that we would have a boy at one point. And we do. So now all the stupid things like, get up, on that ladder boy. Get up there. Dad, I'm only six. Get your butt up the ladder. Hang from the roof and clean those gutters out. That's why you have kids. Now, if you don't happen to have any kids,

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to walk anywhere in a straight line because you have built what seems to be a massive art studio in the hallway. Yeah. Which is really impressive. And now they have all the paintings that are actually hung. They're amazing. They're incredible. I really are

incredible. You didn't. You didn't. Well, do I doubt you often? Yes. That is, that's what you're about to ask. Yeah, I was just going to say, yes. You had no idea. No, I mean, I can't, you apparently have, you've actually, I mean, I, I am not an expert in the world of art. Neither am I. Well, I mean, but you know what I like. Yeah, you know what you like. And, but I, you know, I, I know what you like, but it's interesting, like, these guys are obviously like world class. This is not,

oh, yeah. This is not like, hey, a bunch of people I like and they put, you know, flags all over things. So they look Republican-ish. That's not what this is. This is like incredible. I've seen Thomas Blackshear. He's one of the best artists, I think, in the country. I mean, they're all big names. These are all big names, these artists.

And they have done, like Blackshear's done, the proclamation, the emancipation proclamation with Lincoln statue and a black man with broken chains and the flag. And it's unbelievable. Yeah, that's incredible. Unbelievable. Yeah. I can't even. I mean, I can't even imagine the amount of time it takes to do this stuff.

It's artistry that I can't like comprehend as a human being. It's like watching people do like certain levels of gymnastics. You're like, how the hell do they do four flips in a row and land? Like I don't understand it. That's what I feel like when I look at that stuff. I know. It's great. And, you know, I put it together for this time because I think we need a shot in the arm of feeling good about our country.

You know, come and see the art. I think their tickets still available tomorrow but I don't know I haven't had an update in a couple of days so if you want to come just go to glenbeck.com get your tickets $25 and it's a museum as well so some of the artifacts that we have in the museum

are with the paintings what inspired these guys to paint these paintings and I can see this being really inspiring if you happen to come but why is this more of a because this seems like more of a long-term project for you 've been working on this for a long time It's not just about one art show.

So this is, well, first of all, we've been working for four, five years working with painters trying to help them learn story. Some of these guys know story really well. Others, there's a guy at the end, Josh Clare, he is amazing. Have you seen the barns? I don't think I've seen those. So I am not a fan of barn paintings because they're usually just a barn in a field. However, he has made them that it's.

screams America. It screams the values and the things that are being lost that we want to preserve. It's amazing. And so all of these paintings, it really comes from this inspiration of a lot of my friends, a lot of people that I know out west especially have the Prayer at Valley Forge. You know that painting, right? Prayer at Valley Forge, and it's hanging in everybody's house. And, you know, I go over to people's house and there it is.

in in their house. That is something that is so important because if you had that hanging in your house, you remember that painting. You grew up with that image of George Washington and a humble president on his knees. Can you imagine what would happen? Because these are all for sale right now. And so we've got a bunch of rich people coming and we hope to just bilk them. because if it doesn't know if it doesn't if these don't sell these artists will probably go I'm not going to do that one again yeah I think I'll make a living but if you take like

like let's say the black shear where you have Abraham Lincoln you know the monument with the Emancipation Proclamation written behind it it's just beautiful and then this unbelievable strong black man in front with broken chains and the American flag draped around him

if that was sitting in in 40% of of black homes or white homes even think of the impact that one piece of art could have this isn't about they got to make money so they are they're charging you know that's a 70,000 dollar painting it is gorgeous so it would hang in one man's house no no what I'm trying to convince these guys of, great, sell your paintings. Now, let's work together. Let's go to places like Hobby Lobby and make these into posters and prints so people can have them in their home all over the country. So it reminds people of who we are and what we are. That's a way to impact culture. There's movies. There's all kinds of, but art is so important that meaningless art was really pushed by communists, the art that doesn't mean anything. Well, let's reverse that process.

That's why this art show is so important. It's not about this one show. It is about selling these paintings to rich people. But that's just a show to prove the theory out that I've said to these guys, look, guys, I think there's a wider audience for this. And I think if you paint these stories, I think you'll make a lot of money.

on those things because, you know, there's rich people out there that like this kind of stuff. Hopefully that's true. I was bluffing. I have no idea. But then if they sell, then we can get these things into everybody's house. And you totally change. Now new artists coming up will go, oh, I don't have to make a painting of a jet, a flag, and a soldier to be popular. And honestly, I have had one guy who is very high up in the art world. I mean, on the, you know, the council of the Met and everything else. And he has told me stories. He said, Glenn, it's intentional.

When you go to art school, you are intentionally told, forget all the masters, forget all of that stuff, you know, odd art is the way to go, make it all about you and your dark feelings. And by the way, conservatives, they like Red Writory. white and blue and soldiers and and jets. And so that's why it was intentional to take art away from people who love the country. We are putting it back. For more information, go to glenbeck.com.

It happens this weekend. All righty then. Let me tell you about real estate agents. I trust.com. Real estate agents, I mean, there's two kinds. It's a job or it's an art and a craft. I mean, this is why I love so many things that are handmade because it's a craft and an art. You know, you could put anything into chat, GPT, and okay, good.

Oh, look at that painting it just made. No, look at what, when you come to this art show, if you see it, I want you to look at Alvin Veselka's paintings close up. Every brush stroke, there's so many in there, and it's crazy. the time it has taken him to make this beautiful painting. So everybody's job should be a little like art. It's a craft. Even Sarah. I mean, she sits behind that board every day.

But she has crafted her job. She is good at it. And the more booze she has, the better she's out. You should move on. Okay. Real estate agents, I trust.com. Get a great real estate agent to sell your home. Real estate agents, I trust. dot com.

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It's really not leading the news in the mainstream media. For some reason, I just can't figure out why. an act blue donor shot President Donald Trump July 13th. Another act blue donor attempted to assassinate him on Sunday. And it turns out that they've now arrested an Alaska man. He was arrested two days ago. Did you even hear this story? I did.

I don't think many people did. Yeah, okay. He was arrested on Wednesday for allegedly threatening to torture and slaughter. Six U.S. Supreme Court justices. It's weird. You'd stop at six. Yeah. I wonder why, what's six? Well, it's six three.

I don't know if that's, could be any. Could be any. Could be any. We don't know. We have no idea. He might have taken the women, probably the women and, you know what I mean? And killed them twice. Maybe he did it by height.

Maybe he was looking for the six shortest justices. I don't know. So he's given, he's given 80 contributions to Act Blue and the Democrats. Anyway, Department of Justice announced Thursday that he's been charged with nine counts of making threats against a federal judge and 13 counts of making threats on interstate commerce. The DOJ refrain from indicting or indicating which six justices he was after. So we don't know. We just don't know. Who could possibly guess?

I don't know. What would an act blue donor want from the Supreme Court? We can't answer that question. We don't know. We don't have any idea. He said, the Justice Department said this was intended to intimidate the six unnamed justices and retaliate against them for actions they had taken in their official capacity as federal justices. Which six?

Which happened? I don't know. He allegedly threatened to hang a specific justice from an oak tree, but we don't know which one, to lynch another and to kill a third by putting a bullet in his head. He also threatened to behead, behead, strangle, and or drown all six, as well as gun down all of their family members. Again, the story says, it's unclear what six justices,

what they might have done to draw the ire of the Democratic donor. Come on. I swear to you, that is in the story. Stop it. And I will say every story that I read about this had the same sort of disclaimers. We all know what six they were. They were the conservative ones. And again, with air quotes, we're talking about John Roberts in that quote.

But yeah. The conservative justices are the ones that were being targeted by the Act Blue donor. I mean, it's theoretical. Like, they, I understand that you have to say allegedly or you have to have some sort of qualification if you don't have the facts locked down. But can we at least include the obvious in these stories? The Blaze story did. Okay, good.

It says although it's unclear, their June 2020 decision on jobs, Dobbs versus Jackson Women's Health Organization did anger some pro-abortion extremists. No, I hadn't noticed. I hadn't noticed that at all. Well, I mean, you could have, you could have seen the, you know,

the hate crimes and terrorist attacks targeting pro-life centers or churches or individuals, you know, That all happened, but they don't need to cover that either. Because they're not for violence. They're not violent at all. You know whose fault this is? Donald Trump. Of course.

Of course it is. Yeah. Oh, by the way, there's something else. I remember that thing, what was it called? Oh, it's the most dangerous moment since the Civil War. January 6, of course, yeah. So January 6th, apparently, The National Guard was standing by ready to come in.

Within nine minutes, they were ready and calling us, we're ready to come. And Nancy Pelosi's Sergeant-at-Arms said no. And then when they finally asked, when the National Guard asked, again, like an hour later, are you sure you don't need the National Guard? said, well, it's in committee now. We're trying to get a hold of everybody and find out if we should call them because I don't want to Hagele-Begledy call out the National Guard, you know, have people here that can control things.

It is the first time in 219 years, the history of the National Guard that they were not allowed to respond to a riot in Washington, D.C. First time. And it was Nancy Pelosi's office that stopped it. And finally, finally, after discussing it, and Yanke and sure. got everything right. It was three hours and 19 minutes later. They said, you can come.

Everything was over by the time they got there. Now, that sounds like maybe there's something that we should probably, I don't know, look into. Something doesn't seem right about that one. You're talking about the day democracy died? Yeah, the day democracy died. Oh, my gosh. Congressman Matt Gates says he has a Homeland Security whistleblower claims five assassin teams are now hunting Donald Trump. Can I just ask you a question?

This is honest. Five. What does it feel like to be Melania Trump or Baron or any of the kids? What does it feel like to be them today? You know, my wife and I were talking about it last night. We're on our way to a fundraiser, and I was talking about Trump and his family. And I said, you know, the one thing, and I said this even when I was, you know, an anti-Trumper, a forever anti-Trumper. The one thing you cannot question is his children.

His children obviously love him. But look at who those children are. I mean, they're all successful. They're all normal. He had three wives. So he has children from three different marriages. Somehow or another, this guy who hates women found a way to co-parent with these women. And by the way, when you hate women, what you do is you marry strong, strong women.

That's what you do. Because, you know, oh, no, that's, yeah, it's only. Putin that is afraid of strong mixed race women. So anyway, look at his children. They're kind. They're charitable. They're not screwed up. Look at his daughters.

I mean, doesn't that say something about the guy? You know, he's writing all these books about, you know, how to be successful. I think he should, and I mean this sincerely, I think he should write one on parenting and being a dad because I don't know how he did it. look how wealthy they are and how and how independent and how successful each of them are in their own way. And happy. They seem happy. And he is obviously a very unique perspective of how being a parent in a very unique environment.

Let's put it that way. Like, right? Like he's gone through a lot. He's been in the public eye. He's been very successful running businesses, all these other things. you know, there is, there are a lot of people out there who are in situations not to Trump's level, but that are somewhat similar in their, in their work lives, trying to figure out how to balance that with their family. How do you do it if you're trying to do both of those things at the

same time? It would be, I will say, it would be a fascinating read. So my kids, I was going to Marlago, I don't know, a year, year and a half ago, two years ago. And Tanya is just so unimpressed with everything. She just is like, we have to dress up. yeah yeah uh you know i i've got some things i got to do she's just not impressed by any of it which has kept me very very sane and grounded um but we were invited to go to marlago and uh she's like uh gee i think pretty much anything other than that would be good uh and she's like that with anything that is you know it's not like the met ball or the oscars she would be like no. Anyway, so I invite my two kids. And I call and I say, hey, come when I bring my two kids instead

of my wife, she's sick. And they're like, yeah, sure, bring. So I get there and he's like, where's Cheyenne Rafe? And I said, they didn't finish their homework. And I wondered what he was going to say. And he said, what do you mean? And I said, I told them for three days, you don't get all your homework done. You're not coming with me. And he looked at me and he put his hand out and he shook my hand and he said, good for you, dad. And he said, can I make a quick video for him? And I said, sure, I should find it. I said, sure.

And he took the phone, started the video and he said, Raph and Cheyenne, I am so sorry I didn't get a chance to meet you, but your dad did the right thing. When you finish your homework and you get good grades, you come out and see me. I mean, that was cool. Oh, that's really cool. So there's some other things that are in the news today. We have the five assassin teams that apparently three of them, they say, two of them are domestic and three of them are foreign. Can somebody help me with what happens in this country if Donald Trump is shot and killed? God. I think people

somebody said this and I wish I could remember who it was but somebody pointed this out and I thought it was a good observation which was basically like I think a lot of people look at this almost like a soap opera and they look at this as like entertainment. Nothing's real anymore. Yeah and you kind of look at this. Oh my gosh, this would be an amazing development in this Netflix series if that guy got shot. Right? Like that's how I think a lot of people look at this.

The entire country is at risk if something like this actually occurs and works. from the Assassin's perspective. We are in mass, we're close to the brink as it is. I know. I know. Can you imagine if something like this actually happens? God only knows. You're not going to trust anybody.

Have you heard what's happening with the investigation? Ron DeSantis has taken over the investigation from the FBI. He said yesterday, I'm concerned. We have been rebuffed by the FBI and DOJ. Our investigators were rebuffed just going to the fence. line outside of the Trump International Golf Club in West Palm. So they're doing an investigation. The federal government wouldn't let them even get close to the fence line.

He said, here's the thing. There are multiple violations of Florida law across multiple jurisdictions. We think at least three judicial circuits. This guy committed potential violations of Florida law. We have a duty to investigate this. We have a duty to bring the appropriate charges. We also have a duty to inform the public of how this happen. If something happens to this guy,

and it could be done by Russia, it could be done by Iran, do you think that's what everybody's going to think? Everybody's going to think, yeah, it might have been done by Iran, but where the hell was the Department of Justice? Where was Secret Service?

Where was the FBI? You knew this was coming. You said it. It's the ultimate Bubba effect. Back in just a second, let me tell you about good ranchers. When your family sits down, by the way, speaking of ranchers, let me tell you something. I don't know if you saw the news, if you saw the news about Kamala, but she's practically a rancher.

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So I just have to ask a question. Staff noticed something, and I don't know. This could be a frequency illusion. It could be a signal in the economy. It could be just a coincidence. It could be just this is the pace of it all. But somebody on the staff noticed that a lot of CEOs in the last couple of weeks have stepped down.

the Nestle chief executive, the Norfolk Southern CEO, Lipton T's CEO, 300 Entertainment CEO, Campari CEO, Warner Music, Nike, all stepping down. And that's from, let's see, August 23rd to September 19th. And I mean, I don't know. It's probably just a coincidence, but with everything. that's going on in the economy, I think maybe we should keep our eye on that. That was my instruction to the team. Let's just keep an eye on that. And maybe somebody knows more than we do about this kind of stuff. I'm sure they are. It's a pretty smart audience. And I, you know, I do question your intelligence because you listen to the show every day.

Terrible mistake. That really does make us question, you know. They're not as smart as we thought they were, you know? Right. That is interesting, though. It's a frequency that might be normal. Might be normal. But it feels a little odd. Yeah.

Just because everything is, I don't know. I don't know. You watch what happens. If Kamala wins, I think if Donald Trump wins, you're going to see the economy just start to roar before he can even do anything. Yeah. The anticipation. The anticipation.

People will be like, my money's going to be safe. But if she wins, I mean, the things, I mean, she's told us what she's going to do to the economy, you know. And we can trust her because she's from middle class upbringing. Yeah. And you know, she's talking about an opportunity economy. And what that means is I have a neighbor with a lawn. And that lawn is a point of pride. in a middle class.

Maybe you can't understand. A lot of people can understand this, though. Lons. Were there nurses that were neighbors? Nurses and lawns. And teachers. The foundation of my opportunity economy are nurses and lawns.

Right. You know, and if you just, if you put nurses on lawns, and don't pretend you don't understand this. No, exactly. Thank you. Racist. The Glenn Beck program.

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Hello America, welcome to the Glenn Beck program. We want to look at some of the polls in particular. We want to talk to Robert Cahili.

He is from the Trafalgar group. He's the chief pollster there. Trafalgar is, I think, the most accurate and the one that has really seen the things

that are behind the scenes. The suburb merged Trump voter in 2016. Is there a submerged voter this time? And are they being represented in election polling? The Trafalgar group is fantastic. And Robert really knows his stuff. He'll give us clear understanding of that in 60 seconds.

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How are you, sir? I am absolutely doing great. Good. And I just happy to be on the show. Yeah, well, thank you for coming on. I wanted to talk to you about a couple of things. First of all, when I saw the poll at the Teamsters and the Teamsters voted, I don't know what it was, 64 to 34, something like that for Donald Trump, I thought that's the way this election should be, if it were any other time. Why are the Teamsters so far out of line with what we see in polling?

Why? Because they're their normal, you know, blue collar workers. Why aren't we seeing that elsewhere? Well, I mean, I think we are seeing it to a degree. When you look at what's in the guts of what's wrong, it's more Trump's numbers with senior voters are a real problem. I mean, the first thing to everybody forget, they're saying, well, we're Republicans used to do great and seniors, and now we're not doing so bad. Yeah, because all the hippies are now seniors. That's why. Exactly. That's what you can't explain it.

Like, the greatest generation and final generation are dying and they're being replaced by baby boomers. Right. And they're not as conservative as those people work. That's the first thing. Right. And second, Kamala has come at them with a. prescription drugs and all those things for this amount of time. And Biden won them in the midst of the pandemic.

And Trump is not doing what he needs to it. He can be a dead even or ahead with seniors, but it needs to be a huge focus because they vote disproportionate to any other age group at the participation level. So that is one of the biggest weaknesses now that the campaign has a lot of strength. one, doing better with black voters than I have before, doing better with the young voters. I mean the youngest voters.

Because while millennials tend to be more left to center, the Gen Zs are the opposite. There's a lot of Gen Zs, especially Gen Z males, that are trending much more conservative. And a lot of that has to do with the crazy role, that the difficulty of growing up and being a male in this environment. Yeah. And looking for real male role bottles where the society is pushing everything like toxic masculinity

and all this nonsense on people, you know, something that they can grasp on to. So, Robert, where does this election look to you where it is going? Is it going to be as razor thin as everybody. thinks. It is very razor fan. Even in the most recent round of polling that we did, that I'm going to give you a couple caveats on that. The most recent round of polling that we did, Matt, Terry and I have been dividing up the states and doing the seven battleground states. His firm would do those half and match my co-host with the Polling Plus podcast once a week, check us out. We talk about everything polling and kind of fill people in and where we are.

but we divided up the states. And in everyone, Trump has a very small edge other than Nevada, which we had him a little behind. Now, first thing to remember, most of these polls started right after the debate or a couple of days after the debate. And the only two that finished on the Sunday of the second assassination attempt, those two were Pennsylvania and Georgia and both of those if that poll had been either one of our polls had finished on Saturday, he would have been losing. But that he upticked so much that it bounced the whole poll forward. And so what I will tell you is when you look at these polls, look at the dates and the ones that are really long, like four or five days and start after the debate have the biggest margins and the ones that completed more. after Sunday afternoon, you see a strength.

We don't know exactly how strong that is going to be, but the second attempt was just really galvanizing and just a line in the sand too far. Now, the other thing to remember, some of these polls don't actually poll voters. They use what's online panels for some or all of their sand. Now, online panels are made up for people who persist. pay from these things who are more politically active and aware than most voters.

And that being the case were a lot less the shot in value of second assassination attempt on people who have been tuned into the stuff moment a moment. It just wasn't there the way it is with real voters. Now, first thing, it is very strong possibility that there is a hidden Trump vote. we are working to determine how much of that there is this year. A lot of the hidden people in the past aren't hidden anymore. But they're new people. On the left or on the Democratic side, right?

Well, there are new people that, you know, maybe four years ago were Republicans who just didn't like Trump and figured Biden was conservative. As conservative a Democrat as they could get and he was moderate and he'd keep. And they have virus remorse. And a lot of them are coming back. Don't want to tell their neighbors they're coming back. Right. We don't want to put a sign in their yard, but they're coming back.

And Trump's strength with Democrats is also significant. Like Pennsylvania is a great example. Trump does better with Democrats than Kamala does with Republicans. Now we hear all the time about Kamala and all this Republican sports he has. But that's the fact. And that continues to be the fact. So. And these,

some of these races. Yes. Why is, why hasn't the, um, the combination of Kamala, I mean, I'm sorry, not Kamala, Tulsi, um, Elon Musk, RFK, has that made a difference or an impact at all? Yes. It has. No question. I mean, the thing about the onslaught Trump has had to deal with from the time she got in this race. And all the, the media love and the good publicity and hardly anything naked about it. I don't know that any candidate without a Tulsi or an Elon or RFK could have survived that. I think all those factors go into keeping this race close. People say, oh, the race hasn't moved a lot.

Well, it's like saying the boat has been steady, not realizing that the boat. has dodged like six torpedoes. I mean, yeah, it may have a steady, but it did a lot of work to get there. Right. And it's, it's, it's, it's, it's been a lot to get this level. Because it is just so overwhelming and the spending. I mean, one of the biggest problems is that the Democrats, like them or not, they are good at this stuff. Oh, yeah.

They spend their money wisely and their party is not. full, and I'm just going to say it, a little lot of grifters. And the Republican Party has a problem on the right that so many of the big donors are given massive amounts of money to super PACs that are inept, you know, running commercials that are 1990s with a bunch of paid actors. Like, I'm a cowboy. I'm a nurse. Nonsense. I mean, they can charge big money for them, but they can make a lot of money. And or packs. that raise money and they sell them on some kind of cock and maybe scheme that isn't real. I mean, there's so much of this going on.

And in many ways, the Trump campaign and like the MAGA Inc. are the ones like lifting all this up and they're not getting the help they should. So they're being outspent massively. And the Democrats have a tremendous ground operation. So we don't just talk about technology. I don't know, but people on the ground in these communities. Let me ask you the What is the if you have any indication

What is the thing that is turning independence and Democrats What what is the case that is the Easiest to turn people and go well you know I've got a good point there maybe I should think about Trump You know who said it Bernie Sanders When he said I still think she's progressive if she's saying what she needs to do to get elected.

That idea that she's telling you what you need to hear to win and it isn't what you really believe, that is the thing, the feedback we get the most. That that thing, she is disingenuous. Because once you establish that somebody isn't what they say they are, it all falls apart. It doesn't matter what they say anymore. Their words are meaningless.

And so that is the thing is that, yes, she sounds good. But those are the ones that are the blows me. Don't wrong, I'm not all those people who think Trump's had a good debate. I don't. But what I do think is that it was exacerbated by the moderators getting so involved. But the licks he landed were the most important ones, where he said, well, if you believe that if you, why didn't you do it? it.

You've been there. He made that case because in our instant poll and all the others, it said she won. I mean, it was like 55, 44, and two thought it was tied that she won. But in the race, it started tied before, before, and after it was still tied. And in all these groups, even more times running a story about how pundit and say she won, but undecided voters aren't moved. and that's the key is that she didn't have that effect

because while she came across a lot better than people thought that idea that she's telling you what you want to hear is seeping through and we get that from focus groups

and just that she's trying to be what she wants to be and like Bernie Sanders said I think she's progressive that she's saying what she has to do to win an election. Yeah. I mean, that's the whole campaign. I will tell you that I really think the Trump campaign should, at all of their rallies,

30 minutes before he walks out, should just be running the videos of here's what she said then, here's what she said now, here's what she said now. And then interspersed that with Bernie Sanders saying that. You know, I think she's just saying she's still a progressive, but I think she's just saying that to get the votes. because I think most Americans that are not plugged in

they're not getting it from the mainstream media you have to spoon feed it to them they don't see the old clips they're not all they're seeing is her not answering questions and that will leave some doubt but when you see why

she's not answering those questions I think it it closes the deal on that Robert thank you so much I've got a few great ads on this. Oh, yeah, they do. They're just fantastic. Yeah, they do. Robert, thank you so much. I appreciate it. We'll stay in touch with you. Appreciate it. Yes, sir. Robert Cahili, he is the Trafalgar Group, Chief Polster, co-host of Polling Plus, which is a podcast that you can find. All right, let me take a quick break. International Fellowship of Christians and Jews, coming up on October

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Ted Cruz could lose Tarrant County. You remember, Tarrant County did not, it went for Biden last time. Yeah, it's a pretty purple county. Yeah, well, it's turning red. And George Soros... Red or blue? You keep saying red. Sorry, sorry, blue. Okay.

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We're glad that you're here. I don't know if you remember Tristan Harris has been on the program before. He's with the Center for Humane Technology. He's a co-founder. Former Google Design Ethicist who left going, hey, I think there might be a problem. Might be a problem here. He is also the co-host of the podcast, Your Undivided Attention. He has done a special.

on AI that I think is really a must see in many ways. Tristan is joining us now, Tristan. Welcome. Glad you're here. Good to be with you again. So where are we on this road? I mean, last time I spoke to you, you were going to all of the big,

the heads of all the big AI corporations, and you were saying, please, let's, can we slow down on this? And you weren't really, you were learning some stuff, at least my impression was, you were learning some stuff that you kind of made things worse, in my opinion, that they were a little arrogant and were kind of excited about meeting a new god. Yeah, I actually remember the quote you're talking about. Well, so when we talked last, which was about a year ago, we had just done this talk called the AI Dilemma, which led you a bunch of action and, you know, contributed to. the executive order on AI and a bunch of other things. We did that talk, as you remember, because insiders inside the AI labs, the major AI companies came to us saying,

hey, this race is out of control. The market pressures, you know, the race to take shortcuts is leading us in a dangerous place. Right. And we made this presentation. Oprah Winfrey saw that presentation and said, I want to help bring this conversation to the American people because the American people are not being consulted about, you know, the fate that's going to happen to them.

I know. This rollout of AI. And so that led to this special. And, you know, you only get one period before a new technology gets entangled with society. And we saw that with social media. And it's much harder to change it after it tangled than before. I think this one will be even more difficult because it's going to make everybody's life seemingly so easy. Yeah.

Well, actually, this is kind of the optical illusion with AI is that it obviously is, offering us unbelievable benefits and you know my mother died from cancer I want the cancer drugs as fast as possible and the way that we're building AI right now is sort of like we played the game Jenga I mean if you remember the board game jenga you know kid it's like you're adding a new capability to this tower that building our future you know suddenly people can now make instantly videos of things that people didn't say and you know beautiful art and that's amazing but we just pulled out this block

from the foundation of society that now no one knows what's true. You know, we suddenly add this new capability to develop new drugs, you know, super, super fast because AI speaks the language of biology. But then you pull out this foundational building block that a biological safety, because dangerous things in biology, viruses and things like that. And the inconvenient truth with AI is, like you instantly edit your family photos because it's been trained on all human faces and bodies. It also led to the proliferation of deep face.

non-consensual nudes in classrooms where a student takes a photo of a classmate and instantly make them naked and this is causing a lot of separate those two things so that's that's why we you know what we say is it's not about whether we're pro-AI or anti-AI we're about pro-sfearing we have to go from the Jenga way of building our future where we're pulling out these foundational blocks from society to building in a lasting and durable way and we believe that's possible but we we have to move to a different track so Tristan the from what I hear from my friends in big tech, people like Bill Gates and Microsoft,

they are laying people off left and right and slashing all of their cost and dumping it into AI and are moving as fast as they can because all of these companies know, if we don't win, we're out. It's over. Is that true? What you're saying is correct. The companies are cutting costs everywhere and focusing on, you know, energy investments because it takes a huge amount of energy to power AI, and they're doing this to race as fast as possible to build it. Now, I know the thing that many of your listeners are probably thinking, and that we talked about last time is, but if we don't build it as fast as possible, what about China? They're going to build it faster than we are. But when someone

tells you, what about China, what I want people to memorize is, but what about social media? because the U.S. beat China to social media. Did that make us stronger or weaker? And we would argue that a more addicted, outrage, polarized, you know, breakdown of shared truth, sexualized, you know, mental health, having all these problems with the young people. This has actually net made us much weaker. So we're not in a race with China to build a technology.

We're in a race with China, to the extent we're in a race, we're in a race for who is better and wiser at integrating this into their society, such that it strengthens every pillar, every foundational building block that leads to that strong, lasting future. And I know this might seem daunting, but there's a lot of very simple things we can do, because right now we're basically not doing anything. And, you know, it can start with simple things like liability. The companies should be accountable for the harms that they create. We learned that lesson from social media. If you pull out foundational building blocks or drive, polarization and drive mental health issues, that lands on society's balance sheet.

They're not responsible for that. AI companies need to be held liable and accountable. And we talked about that in the Oprah special. You know, we can also do things like protecting whistleblowers because I'm sure many people listening know that the government may not have all of the expertise in AI yet. It's moving incredibly fast. And in lieu of that, we need to protect the whistleblowers who are the safety-oriented people inside of the AI companies so that when there's a red light flashing on the control council,

they are able to speak up as much as possible. This is so much more dangerous than anything we ever did with nukes and nuclear power plants and everything else. This is, I mean, this could absolutely be the end of humans if it would go really wrong. And, I mean, maybe that's just me, Tristan. I mean, I am both thrilled and excited about what it could do, and also, I think, educated enough on the possible dangers that I am also truly frightened by it. Yeah. It's appropriate.

I think that the human mind has positive infinity of benefits where, I mean, literally, if you have intelligence that you can automate, they go find me the next big scientific discoveries that are as big as the scientific discovery that led to the atomic bomb. So it can generate a whole bunch of energy insights, but it can also generate a whole bunch of new weapons and mass destruction. And so the thing that's difficult about AI is our mind has a difficult time dealing with both a positive insanity that if you look to that side of the balance sheet, man, looks pretty darn good. But at the same time on the other side, you know, a lot of people who are building AI, we're from Silicon Valley. We talk to people who are half the AI labs, you know, relatively often, you know, inside of the Bay Area, where the labs are located, people think that they're going to get to AGI between, you know, two to seven years. And seven years might sound like a slightly longer time, but if it was seven years to something where, so we should say what AGI is.

AGI is artificial general intelligence. It means basically matching human capability across all men from your workplace, from your science lab, from your Manhattan Project pop in and AI replacement, and they would be able to do all the human. And better than a human can do. And better. Well, and to your point, you know, OpenAI just released a new model called E-level in biology, chemistry, and physics. It makes embarrassing mistakes at the same time, but it's still really good. If you do that, you give that to Hamas.

If Hamas ever got that, I mean, they would have the world's best scientist at their disposal, correct? That's right. And that's why we need to treat this technology. Like you said, like I think we didn't just say, let's open source nuclear reactors and, you know, literally ship everybody nuclear fissile material to go work on diverse approaches of a nuclear reactor. We ought to be more careful. Now, there's sort of two long-term trajectories with AI. One is if you just lock it up into a handful of companies. You're in real trouble too. You're in real trouble too. You get a company. Who would you trust to be a trillion times more powerful? Nobody. Any government or company you would trust to be a trillion times more powerful.

So, yeah, difficult question. No, it's an easy question. No. There's no one I trust. I wouldn't trust the most ethical people on earth. I wouldn't trust the most godlike people on earth that are really just humble. No, no one. That is way too much power to have.

It is the power of what some people will claim. in the end to be God. It will seem like a god to people. Yeah. Well, even Elon Musk posted that joke when someone asked, is there a god? And then it's a little comic, you know, online meme. And someone asks, is there a god?

And then, sorry, they're asking the AI once they built it, the question, is there a God? And then the AI responds, there is now. Wow. And that's one of the outcomes. The other outcome is, you say, I don't want this to be locked up in a couple of companies, you know, five companies that are racing to build it.

I want to decentralize it so everyone can have it and maybe fight back. But then that's like, again, shipping everybody bags of nuclear fissile material and say, well, maybe you can build your own nuclear reactor to fight back against the people who have nuclear reactors. It's like, we need a different approach to this. I do believe that's possible, but it would take everybody having, I think, a level of caution and concern and a kind of humility. that you're expressing here, which is this is the most powerful transformative technology we've ever built. It's moving super fast. And this is the slowest, dumbest, and least powerful it will ever be. Yes.

And we are the slowest and dumbest that I think we've been in a very long time. But good news is we're getting faster and getting dumber. Can you hang on just a sec, Tristan? I want to ask you one more question about what California just did. and Gavin Newsom in outlawing AI for, I think it was for political ads, but it's a little broader than that. I'd love to hear your thoughts on it. Coming up in just a second, first, I don't know if you know this, but I come from a middle class background, and the people in my neighborhood were really proud of their lawns.

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He's from the Center of Humane Technology co-founder and former Google Design Ethicist. He is concerned about the artificial intelligence as I have been. And I've been trying to get people to pay attention to have these conversations two decades ago. So we wouldn't be panicked and in the situation we're in right now. Tristan, what do you think about what California, did and Gavin Newsom where he's he signed three bills to crack down on artificial intelligence. One is deep fakes related to elections 120 days before election day, 60 days thereafter. It's illegal to publish or create them.

Yeah. So to be fair, I have not been closely involved with this, but as you said, just so people understand. Yeah. My understanding is the law makes it legal to create and publish deep fakes related to elections. the 120 days before an election day, and then 60 days thereafter. It allows courts to stop distribution of the materials and impose civil penalties. And he also signed a bill, I think, requiring political campaigns to publicly disclose if they're running ads. See, can I ask you a question?

Because I don't trust anybody to own AI, and I don't trust anybody really to police AI and control it. we don't trust anybody, but is there a way, and this again, trusting AI, is there a way that the deep fakes could be watermarked or anything, so it's automatically in the system? That's right, and that's actually the kind of legislation that we need is to make, this is actually why we support a liability-based approach, because good legislation on deep fakes is going to balance responsibility between, let's say, an end malicious user who generated a deep fake. Right.

And the product that itself actually enabled these to be created in the first places. And all while still acknowledging the First Amendment. I mean, the main idea here is that humans deserve the First Amendment, but machines and robots do not deserve. The malicious intent, whether it's to influence an election or generate a non-contentional nude image or rip off, you know, someone's intellectual property, you know, by stealing their voice or their likeness or video image, they some, they bear. some responsibility for that. But if the product is facilitating it in a way that's avoidable,

for example, like you said, by making no effort to watermark images of public figures or making them easy to remove or training an AI model on nude images or copyrighted content, the developer should also bear some responsibility for that. And that's why we support this liability-based approach. Just one note here is the unpartisan tool that just launched this week, actually, called truemedia.org. It's a open. So it's about 90% accurate. It does not cover the 10%. So if it's emergency, it won't cover that. But it's going to help with people being able to least check. What is the name of that website again? It's called truemedia.org. It actually got catalyzed from our meeting with the president

about a year ago. Fantastic. Thank you very much. Tristan, Tristan, thank you. Watch for the special with Oprah on AI. The Glenn Beck Program. Let me talk to you about the burner launcher. I love a burn-a-logel. Can we just talk about how fun it is to use? Yes. Now, again, this is actually like a really important part of your self-defense package. Like, if you really take this stuff seriously, you should absolutely have a burn-a-lawful. I think firing guns, though, is fun.

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You bet. You bet. The one word that you used that brought held out on you, if you will, was what? Blessed. The word was blessed, and it was put on my lips by the Holy Spirit, and that's why it's a spiritual war. By the way, I was so honored to meet you out in Utah. I know. With Tim Ballard and Macy Barber, the courageous fighter who's, you know, we've used in some of our content for child trafficking, a great spokeswoman for that. And, of course, Tim Ballard, which was the movie Sound of Freedom, was based on his courage.

And he's got the OR, which is the Operation Underground, OUR, I'm sorry, Operation Underground Railroad, which is different from O-R, the Office of Refugee Resettlement, which is the middleman, which was testified to for between bringing children into this country and basically, selling them off to sponsors. It's hundreds of billions of dollar industry between drugs and trafficking, and 325,000 children missing just from last year versus 85,000 that Tarrally ROTUS testified to. I tell you, Bob, the number of children that our government has just lost or misplaced or just shoved out the door because it was just too much.

of a hassle, is shocking. And we're the number one consumer of child pornography and all of this stuff. The United States is. I mean, we are just, you know, we can't be blessed if we continue to be these kinds of people. Talk to me. Describe the being a target of the cancel culture like you were. Yes. And by the way, just for clarification, You know, it's not by accident that these things are happening. There's money to be made. Yeah, I know. You know, we're being invaded at the southern border, the northern border,

but we're bringing these people in, these children and people to be sold. Then there is this parole program with Cuba, Venezuela, Nicaragua, and Haiti. I think that could be the reason you have all these Haitians in Springfield, Ohio, where we're bringing them in under a parole system, but we're bringing in these people again to be handed to sponsors. These sponsors are paying money for them, and then they're reselling them for sex and slavery. But what's happening with the bringing in of these people and knowingly do it. I mean, the Biden administration with Harris, through one of the first major bills that they put through,

it had all the money earmarked for all of this. You know, when she was going off to find out the reason why people are my... They knew the reason. They knew the reason. They had already paid for it. And now we're seeing the results of it. And we're also seeing how much it's costing America. But most importantly, costing in lives and decency.

It's... I mean, I can't believe more people are not just livid with what is going on in their communities. Well, the root cause. Glenn is evil and it's money and power. Like the genie said to Aladdin, never drink from the cups of money and power, you'll never be satisfied. And I had no, I'm not even a good reader,

had no plans to write a book. I had no plans to be canceled, to be attacked, to be threatened. I just wanted to give food away to the country. I came to Washington on July, 9th of 2020, to give food away millions of pounds, and also to be appointed a commissioner, the White House Commission on Hispanic prosperity. I was fired by the Biden administration. I guess I don't believe in Latinos or Hispanics at prosperity, but obviously.

Why do you hate this Hispanic so much? God. But, you know, like you say, the Hispanics, the U.S. is a number one consumer. the Hispanic is the number one victim being exploited by the trafficking and it's really turning us into slavery but but i'm at the white house and i'm talking about donald trump and i had been there before with the obamas on on let's move and my plate and eating nutritiously and the holy spirit i tell you the spiritual thing put the word blessed on my lips and i think it ignited a spiritual war it ignited a cancel culture a boycott came. AOC was one of them. Julian Castro, Lin-Wan Miranda, all the elites. And, you know, actually we did so good. What happened after that, you know,

Eric Bowling, a good friend, his producer, went out and did a film and did a GoFundry raised over $300,000. Went out and bought Goya products to give away. And he basically started this. this bycott, which a lot of people grabbed on to. And it was, again, the Holy Spirit protecting us. But, you know, you make plans and God laughs.

God at that point gave me a platform. I wasn't, had no other intention than to give the country food through the chief executive at a time. But this led us on a journey, I have to say, spiritually, to, Bring rosaries and food to Ukraine, to the sound of freedom, meeting out with my good friend, Eduardo Lirassig again, and highlighting awareness of the trafficking and the drugs and the mental health. You know, we are getting our value from, some kids are getting their value from letters, from flags, from ferries. You know, they have a map flag, a minor attracted person.

We need to get our value, acknowledge our value from God. We're God's gift. And to stop, you know, we're so focused on self. Stop for a moment. If you see a child being harassed or bullied to say, stop, say, leave this kid alone. You matter. You know, you are loved. We can't love others unless we love ourselves, unless we love God.

and and I tell you this Donald Trump I think and the reason the Holy Spirit put this word blessed on my lips and the book blessed Donald J. Trump and the spiritual war is because Donald J. Trump

is has been chosen to bring this country closer to God he's a great guy he takes it on the chin every day for it for us the hand of God has been on him you know he's a

fascinated attempt, turned his head just at the moment, a bullet was going perpendicular to his head, and it went parallel. All this is our signs that we need as a country to move closer to God. I believe 100% that the person that, the only person that can do this is Donald Trump. And he risks like life every day. He takes it on the chin every day. what for because he loves his country, loves us. I love him, but too many people hate. You know, we're not called to hate or called to love.

And that is the only thing that is going to resolve all the issues we have is to love each other and stop with this hatred and division. It's interesting to me that you don't hear people talk about I hate his policies. They actually just hate him. Right. Which is, I mean, it is, it is, I mean, the best way I can describe it, I think you'll agree, is evil. There is, there is an evil, I don't know, like a spell that is over the world's population that is just covering all of the truth with just pure darkness. And it's, it's easy to see you go online and you just, you just start to. a scroll and you will see things that people have done to their bodies or the things that they're saying or shouting or that are are just biblically evil. And I just don't know how people don't see it,

Robert. And I worry that, you know, God will have a humble people. And I'm not sure we've humbled ourselves enough. You know, it's funny because there's a lot of, in my book, there's a lot of people I came across that God had spoken to. And I said, well, you know, actually on January 5th of 2021, I was with this guy, Gary Heaven, who owned Curves. And I said, you know, Gary, what do you think, it's the first time I met him. I said, what do you think is going to happen with this election? He said, no, God spoke to me.

I said, really, and he said, no, it's not going to happen. You know, Trump's not going to prevail. The U.S. is not ready yet. we have to suffer more. So I think we've been, in a way, we've been, we're being tested. We're being driven to the bottom. And the only way, the only thing we can do is go up is move toward God. It can't get much worse than this.

This is, I mean, we're hating. We're hating everybody. I know, I know. Unfortunately, I think it could get worse. I just hope that we wake up before that does. One last question for you, Bob. How did, I mean, you're a CEO of a giant corporation. How did you survive this massive attack?

Yeah, you know, well, people were afraid, including the shareholders of the company with family and, but, you know, it says 365 times in the Bible, be not afraid. And they wanted me to apologize. You know, I was on with Laura Ingram and said, you're going to apologize. I said, hell no. You apologize, then you get fired. But I didn't care. You know, when God tells you what to do, you do it. You cannot hesitate.

And I think the Holy Spirit, you know, we had the bycott, we had the attacks. But the Holy Spirit, all of a sudden we had a boy, I'm sorry, we had a boycott. Yeah. When has that ever happened where people went out and started buying our product? That's definitely an intervention of the Holy Spirit. And to give me a platform, I tell you, the urn media from that, which I wasn't looking for, you know, any news. But it was the Holy Spirit's intervention. It's the Holy Spirit's intervention with Donald Trump that is going to.

Because if he had prevailed, the next four years would have been different than they are now. Oh, yeah. He's going to prevail now because he's ready for it. And he is now in a position more than he would have been four years ago. to bring this country closer to the yeah and i think the um i think the attaacist assassination attempts he i mean you know him i know him that he is changed uh and you're right it is really um it's he's been put into the refiners fire and uh he is ready this time and and the spanish are got behind them why because we're being exploited

the economy is a disaster we're the biggest group being exploited with trafficking so enough is enough is enough We say, Basta, yeah, which means enough is enough. And almost 50% of Latinos, which should, and it's growing, are going to be for Donald J. Trump, and it's going to push him over the finish line. Robert, so good to see you and talk to you again. Many blessings. The name of the book is Blessed Donald J. Trump and the Spiritual War. Bob Yunnanway, he is the president and CEO of Goya Foods.

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you've known me for so long. And Pat came in this morning and he's like, hey, can I, can I get in to Jackie and I want to go to the art show? And I was like, sure. And he, he's this kind of sheepish. And I was like, you didn't think it would be any good, did you? He's like, I didn't know what to expect, but I didn't expect this. Yeah. I mean, it's really remarkable.

Yeah. It's impressive. And there's a lot to it. It's not even just art, right? You have the actual artifacts. Artifacts inspired these artists. There's, well, there's 29. great artists and then me.

Right. And these guys have done, we asked them for this art show. Could you tell the story of America? Any way that you feel, go into our museum, grab some artifacts, and tell us what moves you,

and then paint that story. And so it's from George Washington to Stephen F. Austin to the Statue of Liberty, to the breaking of the chains with the emancipation proclamation. I mean, it's everything. And it's just spectacular. The idea is, I want to let you in,

and hopefully the rich people who are coming, don't really know how much I'm going to just do everything we can to get them to buy anybody of any of these paintings, which are very, very valuable. Because what the goal is, is to show artists that they can make money telling American stories. and bolstering our country, and not just with one painting that goes to a rich person's house,

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way he's going to go to jail uh he was uh parading parading in the Capitol building, which he really wasn't. He was standing with his backup against the wall recording and doing the job of a journalist. What evidence do you have of that? Have the film of it, the whole time he was there. The whole time. The whole time. Yeah.

And it doesn't show him doing any of that stuff? No, it doesn't. Okay. That's pretty good evidence. But anyway, Steve is with us now. Hi, Steve. How are you? And good morning to you too.

Thank you. Yeah. All right. So I want to ask you about a couple of things. First of all, give us an update, because I understand we just broke a breaking news on the Blaze, about the three hours and what was it, 19 minutes of the National Guard not coming to the Capitol. Right. Explain the story quickly and then give us the update.

I'll give this as concisely as I can. We have been really fortunate to come into contact with some very high-ranking officials, not only within, you know, Congress and the government, but also the Pentagon. And one of the most recent relationships that I've been able to develop and get really close to is former assistant secretary of the Army, Stacey Wardensky. And he was referred to me by a congressional aide and said, I think this guy might talk to you. And this is a guy that was not only 30 years in the Army, teaches at West Point, chief economist of the Pentagon, but managed an $80 billion Army budget over manpower as the Assistant Secretary of the Army. Army. We're not talking about an unqualified, unexperienced. Or a low level. Not a DEI hire. Let's just say that. And so I've had dozens of calls with him and then actually have been able to

meet with him in D.C. when we both happened to be there at the same time. And as a result of that, he decided to go on the record with us and reveal to the Blaze that he was on the teleconference call. they used his system that day when the army or the Pentagon generals, the guys that answered directly to Mark Millie, who was chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff at the time, these were the four-star and three-star generals, were on the teleconference call with the National Guard commanders at the same time discussing the deployment, the deployment of the Guard after Capitol Police Chief's son was desperately trying to get them to come down in a system at the cop.

They're only blocks away. And they were ready. They were completely ready. Yeah. And this is what the guard commanders were trying to convey. But the Pentagon pukes, the guys who answered directly to Millie, were saying, eh, we're not so sure about the optics of this. So we originally thought that the phrase, we don't like the optics, came from Nancy Pelosi.

And three and a half years ago, the second story I ever wrote about January, 6. I was actually entitled who was up the chain on January 6. And that's where I mentioned the optics quote and applied that because it came from her sergeant-at-arms of the house. Paul Irving passed along to her. So we just assumed that it was Pelosi. No, it was passed along from these generals at the source, at the Pentagon on this teleconference call, which Stacy, Assistant Secretary Stacey Wordinsky, was on that call, and he laid it all out to us. And this is the first time ever in the history of the National Guard that there has been a problem in Washington. Yeah.

And they have not gone in to quell it. That's first time. That's exactly. And there's so much detail. And, of course, we've got the article up on the Blaze right now. But then this, just an hour ago, Representative Loudermilk, Barry Loudermilk, who is the chairman of the Oversight Sub. committee. He dropped a bomb just an hour ago while we're getting ready and preparing for this interview right here. And he drops a list of transcripts related to the National Guard deployment.

And we've heard, you know, that Trump said that he wanted the guard there. And we've heard Cash Patel say that and corroborate that. And there's been this back and forth argument. It's in writing now. Oh, my gosh. I want to read one quote, just one from General Mark Millie, former chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff, January 3rd, 21. The president just says, hey, look at this. There's going to be a large amount of protesters here on the 6th. Make sure that you have sufficient National Guard or soldiers to make sure it's a safe event. Oh, my gosh.

Trump says, hey, I don't care if you use Guard or soldiers. Active duty soldiers. Do whatever you have to do. Just make sure it's safe. Boom. Done. Unbelievable. And that's not going to be reported.

His campaign has to get on this. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Right away. Yeah. All right. Let me switch gears and talk to you about Gates came out and said, I don't know if this is verified anywhere, but Gates came out and said that there have now five assassination teams going

after the president. He said three of them, he believes, are foreign. and two of them are domestic. What do we know about, if we made progress on either of these investigations? Well, you know, Eric Prince, that's his biggest fear. Yeah. Is that this is going to move beyond the lone gunman

or the disaffected young man or the insane guy from North Carolina, whatever the case may be, that it's going to move to a Venezuelan gang or it's going to move to an Iranian cell being activated. You're seeing how the Secret Service, move, you see their weaknesses, you see it all. Why wouldn't you take that shot if you're Iran? And that's why we've been calling on since the first assassination attempt back in July 13th,

that the president needs to augment, if not replace his security while he still legally can before the election and bring in his own private security. Because obviously the United States Secret Service are not doing their job. 100% agree. 100% agree. So what is the latest on the, the shooter at the golf course. Do we have anything? Yeah. We just released a story this morning. I did. And you're not going to believe this. So we know about the police standoff that he had with Greensboro Police and Guilford County, North Carolina Sheriff Department back in 2002. Right. We charged with a weapon of mass destruction and actually convicted of that. Did he ever go to jail, a prison? Glenn, you're not going to believe what I'm about to tell you. Oh, yes, I will. Before that

incident five months before he was arrested for being found with multiple explosive devices was on his own recognizance release at that time on probation at the time he did the three-hour standoff with local police with the gun with the alleged automatic rifle how did he not go to prison he didn't just not go to prison while he's now after going through the legal process and being convicted and then being released and being on five years probation somehow he was granted travel to Costa Rica. Now, I don't know if you've ever been to Costa Rica or not, but there's only three reasons for going to Costa Rica and two of them are not good.

What are the two reasons that are not good? I've not been to Costa Rica. I don't. Sex trade and money laundering operations. Okay. The third one, though, is what? It's pretty? Yeah, it's great. Great beaches, great jungle resorts. Okay.

Well, and if I ever in Costa Rica, that's why I'm going. And your recommendation. So, but that doesn't make sense. That's like Jeffrey Epstein kind of stuff that everybody knows, but for some reason they let him go. And is this just? incompetence? Was this reimagining the police and justice? No, he's white. What, what happened? All right. He is a career criminal. He has charges going all the way back to when he was in high school. He is a guy who's had over a hundred criminal charges leveled against him. He has over, I think he has 74 arrests.

That's why he was so calm on his arrest last Sunday. It's like, you know, he had that smirk on his face and he was so calm. And this is just another day at the office for him in terms of being arrested by cops. He's had multiple felony convictions. He's never spent a day in prison as a result of that. How? Okay. Well, we've interviewed. I interviewed the former conservative sheriff out of North Carolina, out of Guilford County.

And he told me that the county there, Guilford County is traditionally extremely liberal and that they would rather release people and plea them down rather than going through the process of, you know, they are government workers. So they would have to actually go to work if they do a trial. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. If you have a machine gun, if you have a fully automatic weapon, that's ATF. That's a federal crime. And that's exactly what the sheriff said. That crime in particular should have been referred to the federal authorities. And it should have been adjudicated there. But it was not. It was pled down locally to a concealed carry violation. And but a concealed carry, he's got a fully automatic weapon and he's a criminal. He shouldn't have had it in the first. He should have. have a gun. So we are told. That's correct. Now, the only other thing, if we pull back from the ledge and we try, you know, if I try to pull a stew right here and, you know, and that's this, is that if he is insane, we have another problem. This is indicative of why there's so many

homeless people on the streets because we have no place to put insane people anymore. And rather than putting this before a judge and a judge going, the dude's crazy, we have nowhere to put these people. Is he crazy? some say that he is. And when we have testimony now, we have this nurse, coincidentally from West Palm Beach, that was over in Ukraine with Ryan Routh, who was saying that he was a nut when he was over there, that he was a constant problem. She's the one that reported him when she got back here, right? Right. Now, when she gave that report, I sent that report, that Wall Street Journal article over to all of our sources.

in the intelligence community, all of our sources, special ops community, all of our former FBI guys, to a man, everyone responded, BS, she's a CHS, this Wall Street, confidential human source, and that this is just a disinformation article. That's what, this is not me saying this. This is the response I got from every one of them, including guys you know, like Steve Friend, who've been had an interview. Okay. Just keep on these stories, Steve. I really appreciate it and keep us updated. We'll do.

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get even more glen subscribe to the glenbeck podcast anywhere podcasts are found this is the glenbeck program welcome to the glenbeck program let's take a quick look at the pulse cast today something we introduced yesterday this is not our prediction of what is going on uh with the race this is stew taking everything from the betting markets to the polls

and kind of boiling them down to a number and telling us which direction things are going. Yeah, actually a slight uptick for Donald Trump yesterday from 44.3% chance to win to 44.77%. Why? What happened? You know, it's interesting, looking at it, almost all of the different things that we look at ticked up slightly for Trump yesterday. That may be a response to the... Assassination? It could be some of the assassination attempt fallout.

You know, there was some pretty good polling. It's interesting. The polling yesterday that came out was largely favorable for Trump on a national stage, but the polling in swing states was pretty good for Harris. So, you know, again, these are a million different things to go into this. You watch it day by day. You're not going to see the, you know, the trends. Yeah.

You're looking, you know, it's like weight loss, right? Like, you know, you gain a little bit. Give it a week. Yeah, give it a week and see what it does. But, you know, we're coming off of a pretty good run. for Harris in the polls and an increase in this metric that measures all the other. Yeah, because you thought yesterday, you said that you thought the next few days might be a little dark. I still kind of suspect it might get a little worse before it gets considerably better.

But today, a little bit of good news. Good. The slightest amount for Donald Trump. Okay, good. All right. What haven't we covered today that we've needed to? My gosh, there is so much news. If you don't get the daily newsletter with all of the news,

I mean, you are really missing out. I mean, you'll get everything you need. We didn't even get into the 643 sex scandals that have broken in the last 24 hours. And Robinson. Yeah, the Robinson thing. I love that guy. What did it happen? Why?

I mean, he's denying it. But if you don't know, there were comments made on a porn message board, which if there is a less productive activity. in the world. I don't know if commenting on a porn message board. I don't know there's anything lower than that. But he denies that he did it, of course. This is back in between 2008 and 2012. But wasn't he like a truck driver or something at the time?

He was a politician. Yeah, it was well before he was a politician. So that one has come out. You know, there's a bunch of Republicans kind of wanting him to drop out of the race. He's saying he will not drop out of the race. Now, I will say he's also considerably behind in this race anyway. You're kidding. Yeah, it's not really, it's not been particularly close for a while.

I don't have to. I want to say he's down eight or nine points. I tell you, I listened to him speak recently. I just thought he was fantastic. I mean, he's a great speaker. I mean, his entire career was launched basically by, was it a, about guns, wasn't it? Or was it? Was it school board?

I thought it was a second amendment defense. Yeah, it might have been. But he was just standing up in front of, yeah, city council or something. It was unbelievable, unbelievable. So that's one of them. There's an RFK Jr. thing. There is a Matt Gates. thing out there today. There's another one for the

head of COVID response in New York City. Yeah. That's the only one that is coming from the left or coming after the left. The rest of them, you know, this is what they do. Pray for sanity, America. The Glenn Beck Program.