The Glenn Beck Program - No One Is Above the Law...Except Anti-Trump Judges | 4/28/25

Episode Date: April 28, 2025

Over the weekend, Democrats like Cory Booker and Hakeem Jeffries staged a low-attended Capitol sit-in against President Trump’s budget. Filling in for Glenn, Pat and Jeffy discuss the protest and Booker labeling half the country as "traitors." At the Pope’s funeral the media attacked Trump for wearing a blue suit, even though other leaders wore blue too. Trump showed strength by pushing France's Emmanuel Macron aside during talks with Volodymyr Zelenskyy, as Joe Biden struggled just to walk. Illegal aliens tied to a Chilean gang stole DHS Secretary Kristi Noem’s purse...bad move. Liberal Mark Carney, who is possibly worse than Justin Trudeau, is set to take power in Canada as Prime Minister. As activist judges like Milwaukee’s Hannah Dugan aid illegal aliens and the media lies about deportation cases, President Trump is fighting back, restoring Columbus Day and undoing the damage caused by Biden and the Left’s war on American traditions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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They had a sit-in at the Capitol building. Did we even know this actually happened? I had no idea. Come on. I had no idea until it was done. And then, you know, the liberal mainstream press is like, did you see that sit-in? What a sit-in?

They sat in. They sat on the steps of the Capitol building. So it was Akeem Jeffries and what's his face? Cory Booker. And Warrenoff, Didn't even know about it until 10 hours later. Oh, yeah. 10 hours and who shows up.

Yeah, it's so great. That's how much he cared. Yeah. That is awesome. And they were protesting what? The big beautiful bill, the budget bill. Oh. Yeah.

They don't want, I guess they don't want a budget bill. I guess they don't want to save money. I guess they want to keep spending like their drunken sailors. Oh, that's for sure. Yeah. So this is Hakeem Jeffries said he quoted

Ulysses S. Grant that there are only two parties in America now. Patriots and traitors. He's right about that. I think he is. He's not right about what side he is. Correct. But he's right about that. Several Democrats took part in the sit-in

on Capitol Hill against the budget proposal. from President Trump and Republican lawmakers. After hearing from Reverend William Barber, who talked about putting principles over party, Okay. Jeffries brought up the Civil War to describe the current climate of the United States. Reminds me of a letter that Ulysses Grant was said to have sent at the start of the Civil War, Jeffrey said. He set the tone in comparison by describing the Civil War as a moment of great turmoil in the country. The country literally tearing itself apart. And then he used the quote that there's only

two parties. There's patriots and there's traitors. Okay. Yeah. Whether you're a Democrat or Republican, this is an American moment and we need the American people to show up and stand up and speak up and partner with us. You're right. So whether you're a Democrat or a Republican, that's like he's he's insinuating that everybody agrees with him. And that's just garbage. Bipartisan. Bipartisan, yeah. I actually am okay with cutting the fraud and the waste in our government.

I'm kind of crazy that way, I guess. Okay, crazy. I guess I'm out to lunch on this one, and apparently I'm not coming home for dinner, because I think that avoiding the fraud, and the waste is probably a good thing. Yeah. And at any time, right?

I mean, that's what we, I mean, we expect that to be done. And it obviously has not been done for a long, long time. Right. And we've just given into the fact that, yeah, that's the way it's done. And we've had no budget at all. I believe we've been functioning on continuing resolutions since 2009. That's just inexcused. usable. That's just insanity.

It's a lot of work to get a budget. Yeah, you're right. You're right. You've got to get some people to vote on it and stuff. They've got to come in. They've got to vote. They've got to work. And I mean, Congress is busy doing other stuff. And the first thing is you've got to set some limits on how much you're going to spend. You can't do that. You can do that. We'll figure that out when it comes. If people ran their house the way, you know, we run our government, we would, everybody in this country would be.

bankrupt. Well, I would be, I would love having a printing breast for money in my home. It would be nice, wouldn't it? If someone could make that happen, please make it happen. It would be awesome. You just spent all your money on the, in your case, can we do that? And wait, wait, buffets. Okay. Yeah. And buffets. You know. Sure. And then, uh, another buffet. And you're out of money. And then you're out of money. You can't pay the electrical bill. So you just print some more and then you pay the bill with it. Good to go. That would be great. That would be awesome. That would be great. Just get a printing press in your house and you can you can act just the way Congress does. It's perfect. So, interestingly, they were out there on the steps of the Capitol building for, I think, something like 12 hours or more. What about you dopes?

It's so, it's embarrassing. It really is embarrassing the way these Democrats act. It's like, do you people have, I don't know, a job, a life of some kind? You've just got, you've got time for all of this nonsense. Really? He's a senator. Yeah. He's not just a lowly congressman.

No, right. He's a senator. Yeah. He just got done doing his record-setting heroic. Oh, my gosh. Unstop speech. Is that 25 hours, I think? Whatever.

Honestly, I don't remember how it was. But he babbled on forever. And that was heroic from him. And now this. Well, it's the resistance. And the Democratic people in this country expect it from the Democrats. Anything else to do nothing? Oh, man.

Meanwhile, the president was at the funeral of the Pope. And supposedly he was called out at the funeral, which is interesting because here's what was said by, this was from Cardinal Giovanni Battista Rhee. He said Pope Francis incessantly raised his voice, imploring peace and calling for reason and honest negotiation to find possible solutions. It's talking mostly about the immigration situation. Right. Build bridges, not walls, was an exhortation he repeated many times. Yes, it was behind the Vatican walls that are 40 feet high. Interesting how he keeps repeating that.

I just, I can't, I just can't believe that they're standing there with the Vatican walls 40 feet high. and they seem to be completely invisible to everybody inside the Vatican and act as if we shouldn't have a wall to protect this nation, this sovereign nation. And here's the thing, Pat, he was such a believer in it, that he moved into a lesser apartment, Pope Francis. I mean, he cared so much that he moved into a smaller apartment. Yes, he did.

I mean, that's how much he cared. But around that apartment, there were walls. 40 foot walls. Right there. You know, there's zero self-awareness there. Are you really, you're going to cast dispersions at us when you've got that wall around Nevada? I don't understand that. I've never understood that.

And armed guards, by the way. Just a side note on that. Don't worry about that. Don't worry about that part, though. It's inconceivable, really. It's amazing. But President Trump was there with Melania, who, by the way, people are saying that that was some kind of body double.

So ridiculous. But that's what the internet is all about is over. I love the internet for that. I do. I know you do. I do. I know you like that. But they were with Cardinal Joe Tobin of Newark.

Here's a look at that. Cut number one. There they are shaking hands and glad handing a bit. Oh, yeah. And there's the body. Is that the body double for Mulanian right there? Yeah. Clearly not her.

I mean, obviously. Clearly not. Obviously. So Cardinal Joe Tobin was there from New York, and he is one of the more powerful voices on this planet. Yeah, but there's no way he becomes Pope. No. There will be no American Pope ever. We're not electing a U.S. Pope.

And I think he's there, and along with Cardinal Dobin, or not. mixing the two. Cardinal Dolan from New York. From New York. And then Tobin from Newark. And neither one of them have a shot. No way. But they're there to vote, I think.

They're under 80, right? 135 of them are under 80. So they get the vote at the conclave, which I saw report. It begins. Well, I got a text today from the Vatican. It starts May 7th. Yeah. You got a text.

Yeah, from the Vatican. They let me know. They want you there. Obviously. May 7th for the conclave. You have announced your candidacy for Pope? I have they're well aware. They're well aware.

They're well aware of your desire for the papacy. Now, again, I know that I'm an underdog. Yeah, not being Catholic put you at a severe disadvantage, I'm thinking. I'm like Catholic adjacent. Is that okay? Yeah, it's okay. So they'll elect Catholic-adjointed people. I mean it is.

That puts me a little bit of an underdog. All right. I say just a tad. because now the first time you ran, that wasn't a rule. No, they've kind of changed. They've tightened it up the rules that made it a little bit more difficult for people who are Catholic adjacent and not a cardinal already to be Pope. See, before it could be, they were let some of the non-cardinals.

You know, they were involved in the vote. Now you've got to be a cardinal. When was the last time? It's going to be under 80. Oh, I don't know. A non-cardinal was voted in. I think like 1,300 or something like that. It was a long time ago, yeah.

All right. And what was that person? Like just a choir boy or something? I don't remember. Like a choir boy in Pocatello, Idaho. You know what we're making him. There you go. Get in here.

You're the Pope now. You got Steve, who's a choir boy in Pocatello, Idaho. He's going to be our Pope now. I don't think Pocatello existed, but it's possible. Oh, it's the early days, for sure. Yeah, it was of very early days of Pocatello. All right. So also.

While he was there, this is a fun little video. I don't think there's any sound, but you can see that Trump and McCrone from France and Zelensky gather together. And McCrone thinks he's going to horn in on Trump and Zelensky's little confound. It was reported that Zelensky had asked Macron to be there for this meeting with Trump. Yeah. Nope. President Trump did not allow it.

Watch this. This is really something. Here they come and he's got Zelensky and Trump. They've got all three chairs there ready for the three leaders. And Trump is like, what are you doing here? You plan on being here? I think not. Excuse me. What do you?

Seriously. I think that's what he said. What are you doing here? He turned around and put his hand down and took out of it. What are you doing here? You're not invited, my friend. You got nothing to do with you, bro. Take your Frenchie French and move on.

Get the chair out of here. Yeah. And then let's see the, do we have the... In fact... Do we have the two of them where they're just the two of them? Yeah, look at that. They're already rearranging the chairs. And he's like, what are you doing here?

Yeah, that's exactly what you're saying. And he's saying, beat it. Beat it, Frenchie. You can have one of your people or you can take the chair and get out of here. I'm sorry, there's no frogs allowed here at this particular meeting. Did we... Did somebody order coffee because I'm not thirsty? Get out of here.

This meeting's completely. completely frog free. I'm just going to sit here and talk with Volonimir. I love that so much. That was fantastic. I love that so much. Just put it in his place. Beat it. What are you doing here? And he did. And he did. That's the thing. He beat it. And he did. There was no doubt about that. Well, also, we did have the clip for those watching of Biden showing up at the funeral. Oh, we do have that. He's as he's wandering with he and Jill. And I don't, this music was not playing at the funeral.

But, oh, okay. He just grabs the, yeah. He grabs the priest. He actually held on. Yeah. For dear life. So he's holding on. He sure did down those stairs.

Holy cow. Holding on to Jill and the, I guess the Catholic bishop or whoever that is that helps him down the stairs. That's just the Catholic usher. It's a priest usher. I think he's a bishop. Isn't that a bishop? A little sash there. Yeah, probably.

Yeah. But look at this. Yep. Okay. I mean, he grabs on hard. So he was ready there to assist him coming down the stairs. Yes, he was. He can't make it on his own.

He obviously can't make it on his own. No way. Left to his own. He grabs onto his arm tight and down he goes. He's falling flat on his face if you didn't have that help. Right. Oh, man. Did we ever dodge a bullet there?

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It's Pat and Jeffie for Glenn and Stu today. AAA 727 B-E-C-K So the whole controversy with Trump at the Vatican and the funeral for the Pope is ridiculous Because first of all they're talking about how he was attacked By during the funeral And he really was But the other thing that everybody was making such a big deal out of

Was the blue suit. He wore a blue suit when everybody else there were black. Except no. It was specifically, everyone was specifically asked to wear black. And he didn't. He was the only one to disobey that edict.

And that's just not the case. And the photo that made the rounds was just Trump in his blue suit and everyone around him wearing black to make that case. Except. Yeah, when you pull back a little bit, you see a much different picture. Correct. You sure do. Like dozens of people wore blue.

or not black. Right. And then I saw, you mentioned earlier today on your program, background leased, that... The Drudge Report picture? Yeah, with the black and white. They had a wide angle shot, and they made most of the shot, all except for Donald Trump were in black and white. So it was a black and white photo,

except for Trump, who had this bright blue one, because he really stood out among all the black and white. And so it just, it was fraud, really. Yeah. It's just a fraudulent picture because they wanted you to believe that everybody else was in black. And that wasn't the case. No, it was not. Unbelievable.

I mean, they'll go to such great lengths to embarrass him. Right. To savage him in the press. And it's really pathetic. It's amazing to watch. Even if it were true that he had been the only. only one wearing blue. Is that really an issue that we need to be babbling about all weekend?

Well, it's unacceptable. Unacceptable. Unacceptable, Pat. I guess. I mean, I've been to many funnels and not everybody at them. Of course, I've never been to a Pope funeral. Right. So maybe that is the tradition that everybody wears black no matter what.

Trump's not wearing black. Although he has, he has in the past. but he probably didn't feel like it. I don't know. Maybe the black suit was wrinkled and he didn't have anybody to press it for him. I look better. I look better in this suit. I'm wearing this.

But it's silly. Come on. Relax. What do you mean he didn't have anybody to press it for him? Malani was there. What are you talking about? That's beautiful. Thank you.

That's beautiful. Sarah appreciates it. She knows exactly what I'm talking about. Is that right, Sarah? You know exactly what he's talking about? The woman is there to press the suit. I have no words. Okay.

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They absolutely did. Wow. So I'm sure the Homeland Security Secretary will not be taking kindly to these illegals who stole her purse. No. And the $3,000 it was in it. There was medication in it. There was her Homeland Security badge, other valuables. Other valuables. 3,000 cash, medication, checkbook.

There was, I mean, that badge is worth more than else. of that as far as I'm concerned. Yeah. And they talked about, and it was a, you know, it was a nice Gucci bag. So that guy, you know, wasn't paying attention to who it belonged to. No. He was just eyeballing the purse and can I get it? And he did.

But they got caught. That was the wrong one, man. Yeah. It was the wrong one. Now, they didn't see any reports that could be out there by now of what was, what they confiscated after they arrested, they arrested this guy. And then they got the second guy, his accomplice as well. that's supposed to be part of this.

Yeah, two illegals were. Yeah. Were arrested for this. So I imagine they'll be deported? Either that or the gravel pit. Christy. Probably deportation would be the better option there. I don't know about that.

Other than Christy's gravel pit. You give me a Seminole Salvador or the gravel pit. I think I'd rather go to the gravel pit. I think so too. Yeah. Then Seacot? That doesn't look like fun. It does not look fun.

at all. And I got zero tats on my body, so I'm not sure I'd be that well received. Yeah, it's Seacot. So your choice would be... Yeah, I think I'm going to the gravel pit. Yeah, well, for a while. I know. Otherwise, just

tell me out to the gravel pit. Let's get this over with. Put me down like the horse and the dog or whatever. Whatever. But, man, they found them pretty fast. Yes, they did. Did we find out how? There must have been surveillance, huh?

There must have been cameras. They had some picture of him. It was a side shot, the one that I saw. And I don't know how much. You know, they obviously could have had better. And I would hope that our government does. But the side shot that I saw was him leaving the restaurant. Okay.

So, I mean, I think they, and I think, you know, they probably, because he had been, there's been reported that he was arrested before at one point. And you said this is part of a Chilean gang? Yeah, that's what they said. as part of this. A lot of gang activity going on. You got the Argentinians or the Venezuelans. Yeah.

You got the Chileans. You've got the MS-13 from El Salvador. The Chileans were the ones that they said were robbing the houses of the pro athletes, right? Oh, okay. I think there was the Chileans that were doing that as well. Yeah. I don't know if it's a side group or if it's the same group. Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm. But this guy picked the wrong purse. Sure did. Sure did. but good the dominoes are starting to fall now yeah yeah good I don't know you know again

I don't know if the cash is gone I would guess it is you know if we got the card back medication depending on what kind of medication I haven't heard if they got the stuff back I'm sure the cash is probably gone but the rest of the stuff may be intact

I don't know but also today is a big day in Canada they're they're finally doing the election right what yeah actually for real for real because they keep having these I never know when it is. I know. I know.

In Israel, which is another parliamentary system, was it a couple of years ago, they did like five different elections or something. Like they could not get it right. All right. Let's do it again. All right, one more time. Okay, for sure this is it. Well, one more. One more. And we should have this down. So I don't, quite honestly, I don't understand the parliament system.

I think what happens is you elect a party. And then the head of that party becomes prime minister, right? If, okay, so if your party has the most people elected. Yeah. Right? If your party has the most people elected, then you get to decide who becomes prime minister from your group. Yeah. And that's going to be for the liberals, that's going to be the guy who's in office right now.

What's his face? Whatever his name is. Garnie, yeah. Garnie, yeah. But we were hoping for Pualiev, who is a conservative there. And he's the guy we've seen multiple times eating an apple while he's... Being so indignant during these interviews. While he's tearing some reporter apart.

It looks... He just looks so nonchalant as he berates the people asking him stupid questions. But he was really pretty great until... The tariff thing. Until the tariff thing. Yeah, the tariff things got a little bit of... And the tariff thing seems to have torn down any chance that the conservatives had at winning this election. Which is weird because...

It's very weird. It's us. Right. Right. This wasn't done by Pauliev. And like a month or two ago, he had a 92.5% chance of winning this election. Now it's down to 23.3%. Wow. Yeah.

So they fully expect Carney to win this election, which... is really unfortunate. When are you going to learn in Canada? I mean, how many, how many of your freedoms need to be taken away from you? I mean, what little bit I care about Canada. I know. Yeah, right. I love the Canadian people. Yeah, blah, blah. But what little bit I care about the Canadian politics? It just seems like they keep electing the same kind of people that are, what's the word I'm looking for, not good. No. No. Dushbags? There's a good word. Yeah, there's another word.

Uh-huh. Uh-huh. I mean, you know, to have Turdo in office for all those years, and then you finally get rid of Turdo. Right. Finally. That guy never ending. Right. He was in office, I don't know, almost 10 years.

And then he said he was going to go, okay, I'm stepping down, but I'll still be here. I'm still here. And he was for way too long. And so then you get Mark Carney, and he's just as bad, if not worse, than Turdo. So, I don't know. I don't know. I can't help you. Can I don't. I can't help you with your dumb sports like curling, and I can't, I can't help you on this if you won't listen to us.

I'm not going. Curling is not okay. Curling is stupid. You're sweeping ice and throwing a stone down a path for what reason nobody knows. To get it in the circle. What is the sweeping? What does that do? Speeds it up or slows it down?

Does it? Yes. Does it now? The future ever slows it down. It takes practice and perfection, precision. Uh-huh. Okay. And that's why it's played all over the world.

Yeah, absolutely. It's played all over the world. Yeah. Okay. I don't know if you know this. It's an Olympic sport. I do know that. Yeah, I do know that.

Okay. That's great. So you got that. You got hockey. Yeah, hockey. Fantastic. I love hockey. Especially now that we're on the playoff season.

And you have that thing. What is that, what is that big bowl of French fries with cheese curds on it? What do they call that? Do you know what? And then they put gravy on it. I like that. Poutine.

Yeah. Thank you. I am a fan of that. Poutine. I am a big fan of that. I want that. You can keep the rest of the country. And they make a big deal out of their syrup.

Right? We're supposed to be a fan of the syrup. But here's the thing. We have syrup here too. We do. We do have syrup here in this country. It's syrup. We do have syrup and it comes from the great state of Vermont.

I know. It's nice of them. I like syrup. It is, you know, the actual maple syrup that comes from, it comes from Vermont or Canada is dang expensive, though. No doubt about that. I don't care how you say it. Wow. It is, yeah.

It's, I mean, like $80 for something from one little chunk of it. This is pure. Yeah, I know. Grade A, syrup. Is there any other, I've never seen grade B syrup come to the grocery store and be a little bit cheaper, but I'm willing to get the grade B for just the like $50. Yeah, the other syrups of the shelves are all have those additives that are not good for you. Yeah, like the log cabin and the dyes and all of that.

and all the colored stuff that is going to be banned pretty soon. We had a whole list of the dyes and the red number five is one of them. They already did red 40, right? They already, I think they banned that. And now it's red five and yellow four, blue two and whatever else. There's like eight of them, eight more of them that they're going to ban. So pretty soon, our food's going to be a different color. and I don't know if they're going to be able to find something natural to replace it with.

Well, we're going to have to get used to some stuff. A lot of the products do have natural replacement products, but it's more expensive. It takes longer to get, longer to create. What are they used in Europe? Because a lot of this stuff has been banned there for decades. So I don't know what they use unless you just get, you know, brown food. That's Europe. That's what you get in Europe.

It's what you get. Yeah, that's what you get. And the Europeans, they're sophisticated enough to know brown food can taste really good. That's fine. That's healthy. Yeah. Uh-huh. Well, in Europe, they eat brown food.

They know what to do in Europe. They just eat it brown. That's exactly right. Okay. And they're healthier for it. Yes, exactly right. All right. So we also have the judge who was arrested.

In fact, we've had a couple of judges arrested. lately. This is a pretty amazing. For instance, this Milwaukee County judge, Hannah Dugan, here she is leaving court as she, I think this was either, was this after her arrest? Yeah, I don't, I'm not sure the timeline if this was after or before because they did arrest. I mean, they put her in shackles or at least handcuffs. They handcuffed, and they should. I mean, she helped an illegal alien get away in her court. I, I, I swear. I, was there to get the she had the illegal alien and the illegals lawyer come into her her chamber right i mean they were in the courtroom to do the case helped them out the back door

uh even the victims were there the prosecutors were there and this person and his attorney were there yep she finds out that ice is out in the lobby yeah she goes out and berates them and tells them to go see the chief judge right comes back into the courtroom takes the illegal alien and the attorney to her chambers and lets them out the back door. I mean, that's inexcusable. It's inexcusable. And here she is getting into her car. She looked none too happy.

Oh. Judge. Judge? Judge. Judge. Hello. Oh, boy. Mr.

Lawyer? How about you? Anybody got a comment for us? No. No, boy. Oh, golly. Take a new boy, too. We're out of here.

Yeah. They're out of there. but she was arrested because, I don't know, she broke the law. And I thought, you know, we've been hearing a lot about the rule of law lately from Democrats. So I'm sure they're all over this. I'm sure they're really happy about this judge being arrested. Absolutely. Rule of law.

That's it. Pam Bonnie is going to explain what exactly happened here coming up in a minute. We'll be right back with that. Back. We'll be right. right back. Did you know that just like here in the U.S., Israel celebrates their Independence Day? That's right, this year Israel's Independence Day is May 1st. But for the people of Israel, freedom is really nothing more than a daily struggle just to survive. There's no real peace,

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AAA 727, BECK. This Shadur-Sanders thing is a little baffling to me. You know, here's a guy who was supposed to go in the first round for sure, almost for sure, by most accounts. I mean, there were some who said, he's maybe not a first-round pick, but he was like even, first or second or third overall pick, supposedly, in the draft.

And he fell to the fifth round. But I still haven't really heard what it was that he did that was so bad that made him slide down the draft that badly. What do you do? Is it just because he was arrogant at the meetings with these teams? That's what was being reported. Yeah. You know, he had his million dollar draft room set up at the house, being ready to be drafted.

So? showing off his jewelry. So? Oh, jewelry's a problem for the NFL? This boxes of cash with his Louis Vuitton cash. Okay. All right. So he was too flashy with his money.

Then once he finally got drafted with the pity pin from the Browns. And by the way, that money was probably his dad's, Dion's got. No, he got paid a bunch of money. I know. Sure. He did. But is the million dollar room? Was that set up?

Was that paid for it? by Dion? You know what? No. Or was it paid for by Sheddoer. Okay. All right. So that's bad.

And he shouldn't have done that. He had the big party with the rappers. Oh, you can't have a party with rappers. No. No wonder. Well, now I understand it. Thank you. I don't get it.

I really don't understand it. It's really. It's weird. It's a talented kid. Well, he is, but I don't think he's as talented as a lot of of the pundits thought. I was reading some evaluations from a proposed scout. Who's right and who's not, I know. But the scout was talking about how he has evaluated him dating back to Jackson State and studied the Colorado games and he's got, you know, character concerns.

Well, if the game he studied was BYU versus Colorado in the Alamo Bowl, I completely understand it. He was sacked four or five times. He was intercepted twice. He got their anus kicked. So. And I didn't realize this, according to this, he had a fractured back a couple years ago. Should you do her to? Yeah. I mean, that's what this says. So I don't know that to be true, but that's what this says.

And so if that's true, I mean, there's another. Yeah, that's a big injury. Injury is, yeah, that could be an issue. Huh. So, but other than that, it was just the boxes of cash and the jewelry. And the rappers, don't forget the rappers. Can't have rappers at a party and expect to go in the first. round. Who you think you are?

They don't like showing us in the NFL. No. No. They won't put up with that. So completely understandable. All right, AAA 727 back. More coming up. And back. A great Secretary of State right now. He explains things quite well about this two-year-old who was deported by this mean administration. We'll get into what Marco Rubio had to say about that. coming up in one minute. You know, everybody talks about working hard,

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AAA 727 B-E-C-K. This is amazing what's going on with immigration right now. First of all, you've got judges literally fighting against the Trump administration. fighting against law enforcement and actually aiding and abetting a felon. It's incredible to me. It's never seen anything like this. It is. It's almost unbelievable and yet it's happening.

Yeah. So one of these judges, this Milwaukee County judge, Hannah Dugan, was arrested for it for what she did in helping an illegal alien escape ice. And so she was arrested for it. Here's Pam Bondi explaining. that arrest. And to set the stage for you and Sandra, this was truly horrific. This guy was in court being prosecuted by a state prosecutor for domestic violence battery. He had beat up two people, a guy and a girl, beat the guy, hit the guy 30 times, knocked him to the ground, choked him, beat up a woman so badly they both had to go to the hospital. And John, you know, it's so rare

for victims to want to cooperate. They wanted to cooperate. They were sitting in the courtroom with the state prosecutor. The judge learns that ICE was outside to get the guy because he had been deported in 2013, came back in our country, commits these crimes, charged with committing these crimes, victims in court, judge finds out, she goes out in the hallway, screams at the immigration officers. She's furious, visibly shaken, upset, sends them off to talk to the chief judge. She comes back in the courtroom, you're going to believe this, takes the defendant and the defense attorney back in her chambers, takes them out of private exit and tells them to leave. It's just hard to believe, isn't it? It is. Hard to believe.

What at what purpose does that serve? I just don't know. I don't know. It just shows how much I think it shows how much she hates Trump and enforcing the law. Okay. It just makes no sense. Yeah, it doesn't make sense. It really doesn't. And neither does MSNBC defending her. But here they were doing just that. everyone on U.S. soil citizens and none. Yeah, well, I mean, look, the Justice Department thinks they have a really good position here. Pam Bondi was on television today, boasting about this arrest and using language that prosecutors don't tend to use, especially in the pre-indictment phase, not saying allegedly, saying that it happened.

Look, I think a lot depends on if the facts are true, as alleged by the FBI agent in the court papers today. It doesn't look great for the judge, no matter how he slice it. Thank you. question is, was this kind of escalatory action, was this the best course of action to actually go to arrest her and take the court and charge her federally? No, we should have just left her alone. Be nice.

Yeah, let her break the law. That's fine. Don't worry about it. Yeah, we won't arrest the judge because that would be escalatory. She's assinide. You don't want to be escalatory. You don't want that.

No, you never want to escalate any situation ever. So the best course in every single instance is to just forget about it. Just let it go. Don't worry about it. Everything will be fine, right? Everything will be fine. I don't know. What are you supposed to do?

What are you supposed to do with a judge like that? I mean, it's incredible that we're to believe that these judges are so much better than us. Yeah. And on high. Right. So, and they're all powerful now. She's gotten away with a lot of things, I'm sure, over the years. Must have.

To lead to this. They're not putting up with it now. Right. Right. It's a rude awakening for her and for MSNBC. Because amazingly, we were all for. No one is above the law. Yeah, right.

In the past couple years, if I remember correctly. Yeah. No one's above the law, except I guess these judges who were trying to fight tooth and nail against Donald Trump's agenda to rid the country of illegal aliens and criminals. Yeah. Then, of course, there's the whole problem of the two-year-old being deported. You know what they did? They busted into a daycare center.

They just broke down the door of a daycare and found a two-year-old who looked Hispanic and just took this kid and sent him away. That Tom Holman. That bastard. That's right. Yeah, thank you. Thank you. That Tom Holman and that Marco Rubio.

Both of them. All of them. They're just, they don't care. Now I've got a purse on good. You're so ridiculous. Listen to Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, addressing the two-year-old being deported. But ultimately, who was deported was their mothers,

who were here illegally. The children just went with their mothers. It wasn't like, you guys make it sound like I say that's kicked down the door. grab the two-year-old and threw him on an airplane. That's misleading. That's just not true. Just to be clear, because I do want to get in here for all at the State Department. Is it the U.S. policy to deport children, even U.S. citizens, with their families?

Yes. What is so difficult to understand? Well, no, no, no, no. Again, if someone's in this country unlawfully, illegally, that person gets deported. Get out. If that person is with a two-year-old child or has a two-year-old child and says, I want to take my child with you. They're going to.

Well, then what, you have two choices. You can say yes. Of course you can take your child, whether they're a citizen or not, because it's your child. Or you can say, yes, you can go, but your child must stay behind. And then your headlines would read, U.S. holding hostage, two-year-old, four-year-old, seven-year-old, while mother deported. So the mother, the parents make that choice. I imagine those three U.S. citizen children have fathers here in the United States.

They can stay with their father. That's up to their family to decide where the children go. Yeah, except for the father, also in ill, Of course. And so the father did not want to come forward. And so the father wasn't an option here because he didn't even show himself apparently. So the mother got deported. And what is she going to do?

Leave the child there? The children. I mean. Children. Yeah. No. No, they're going to go with her. Of course.

And that's another thing. That's another thing that this brings up is the birthright citizenship situation where an illegal alien gives birth to a child here in America and they're automatically a U.S. citizen. That's got to change. And it's going to, I think. We'll see. It's before the Supreme Court now. And they've been great.

Haven't they? Yeah, so you can take that to the right directly to the back. You're talking about the conservative Supreme Court. Right. Yeah, the MAGA Supreme Court. That's it. The mega MAGA Supreme Court will make sure that that is interpreted correctly, the 14th Amendment. How about they do?

I hope they do. And maybe we'll sneak by with a 5-4 decision, you know, about that. But we'll see. I mean, I don't know. I don't know. But it clearly wasn't written for this purpose. It was written for the purpose of slaves to be citizens here. And it was necessary for that at the time. It was not intended for illegals to come here, give birth, and then have automatic citizens. That was never the intent. Yeah, and I think they based it on some 1890 case or something that, for this Chinese man who was born here and left, went back to China and then came back into the U.S., but we had started not allowing Chinese people to come back into the States at the time. Yeah, something like that. No, I was born here. Right. And so that's what's based on. Right. Who knows what they're going to do?

It's agonizing. Who knows? Seriously, that's a good question. Who knows? But are we going to continue to refer to case law? Or are we going to abide by the U.S. Constitution? That's probably the question here. Which are we going to do?

And they most definitely have abided by case law on so many other things. Sure have. Yep, they sure have. So we'll see. But my hope is we can finally end this. We can finally end. birthright citizenship because it's insanity. And we are

one of two industrialized nations on earth to have such a rule. What's the other one? That's interesting because I don't know that I knew that. Yeah, I can't remember the other one, but I'll have to look into that.

But yeah, I think there's two industrialized nations who go by birthright citizenship. We're one of the stupid ones. Oh, yeah, no kidding. I mean, that's absolutely insanity. But why are we the, why are we expected to do this? Because we're the United States of America. That's why. And we're expected in all of these cases. You see anything there? You look like you're looking. You look like you've Googled. I am. I am looking at it. Probably piecing through AI right now.

Let me ask the robot. Ask Jeeves. Maybe you go to ask Jeeves and see what Jeeves has to say. Because you might find it there better than the AI situation. I've got a prompt better. A birthright citizenship countries. India, Pakistan, Japan, Egypt, Iran. Well, that's more than two. All these countries have restricted citizenship. Oh.

Okay, so those are all restricted. I don't need that. No, that doesn't seem to be what we're talking about. We want ours restricted as well. Yeah, they just talk. If one parent is a citizen, then the other citizen are legal migrant. That's how they're restricting it. I got it.

So all these countries are saying that if one parent is also born in Egypt, then it's fine. If one parent is a citizen. Then the child becomes a citizen. Yeah, that's different than what we have. That's different. All right, AAA 727BECK. More coming up in one minute. In America, of course, Independence Day is a time of fireworks,

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Oh good. Jeebs came through and of course you're incorrect. Really? You're incorrect. Oh no. I know. At present, according to Jeebs, 33 countries in the world and two territories have unrestricted birthright citizenship. Then there's

another 32 nations that have some form of restricted birth, right? Or the mother or one parent. But how many of them are in industrialized nations. If you noticed that I did specify in industrialized. So are you saying that Antigua? Yes, I'm saying that not industrialized. Argentina?

Barbados? No. They don't qualify. Brazil? Canada? No, Canada. Certainly not Canada. Chad?

Okay. No. You say those? No. So you got the United States. Uruguay. No. Not industrialized?

No. Wow. Are you a hitter? Yeah. It might be us in Canada. Is that what it is? Yeah, I guess so. It might be.

And Brazil's a guess in there. Brazil, maybe fits in that. I don't know. So there might be two or three. And of course. Oh, I don't hate to see that. Grenada. Grenada.

You fought so hard. We fought so hard. For the Western Hemisphere of communism. Yeah. Yeah. You consider them like your own people. Apparge and urgent fury. Right.

Right. Part of that. Kick communism right out of the Western Hemisphere. You're welcome. By the way. Uh-huh. Okay. All right.

So us in Canada. Yeah. Interesting. And you're throwing a bone to Brazil. Yeah, maybe. Yeah, it might be two or three nations that are industrialized. But there's not very many that just, you know, kick the door open for birthright citizenship and just say, okay, yes. If your child is born here, even if neither of you are citizens of this country, then your child is.

Yeah, silly. And then you can stay. Yeah, forever. I don't know. And not only that, but then you get to chain migration. So you can bring in your relatives as well. Right. Yeah.

And that's exactly what's been going on in this country for ever, seemingly ever. Dumbest people on earth. Seriously. I bet there's nobody as stupid as we are on immigration. Let me tell me as Jeebs. Nope, you're right. Jeeves says no. No, nobody dumber than we are.

Nobody dumber. I think it's true because, I mean, how silly is that? That we have one million openings for immigration, for legal immigration into this country every year. And then on top of that, we just kicked the door open for illegals to come in, give birth, and then you're anchored here. Now, with our restructuring of immigration since the Donald Trump administration, We have, you know, definitely closed the fence on people coming into this country illegally, you know, across our borders. Right. I mean, that number is down to, well, I mean, it's not, I don't think it'll ever be zero, but it's pretty close.

Yeah. And so that will, in turn, affect the anchor babies, right? Right. You're going to, you're going to, that number goes way down. But they still needs to be addressed. Yes, it does. I mean, it absolutely needs to be addressed. And fortunately, this president is addressing all that, much to the chagrin of the left in this country.

Well, I mean, he's been a busy man. He's 100 days tomorrow, right? So, I mean, he's seemingly been awake those 100 days without sleeping. Man. I mean, all the things he has died. I know. It's just, it's really, it's mind boggling, frankly. The things that he has paid attention to and some of the little items, too, that he has.

taken care of. They're just little irritants, you know, and he takes care of those. Yeah. I mean, it's pretty amazing. And he's got good people around him this time that are doing a great job as well. Scott Bessent is one of those people. Here's Scott Bessent on the stock market and the volatility that we've seen lately. There was a story 10 days ago that said, this is the worst April for the stock market since the Great Depression. Ten days later, the NASDAQ is now up on the month of April. And I haven't seen a story that says, oh, stock market has biggest bounce back ever. You're not going to see that.

You're not going to see that either. Yeah, that's not going to happen. No, it's not going to happen. Not even Fox News. Why aren't they running that story? I mean, it may have happened at the blaze. Yep, may have. It may have.

That's about it, though. I'll believe that. But everywhere else, no way. Here's what he had to say about all the negotiation with trades and other countries. And game theory is called strategic uncertainty. So you're not going to tell the person on the other side of the negotiation where you're going to end up. And nobody's better at creating this leverage than President Trump. He's shown these high tariffs.

And here's the stick. This is where the tariffs can go. And the carrot is come to us. Take off your tariffs, take off your non-tariff trade barriers, stop manipulating your currency, stop subsidizing labor and capital, and then we can talk. But I tell you, Martha, that we've had several of these Asian countries that come in and said, oh, well, we'll stop doing this, this, and this. And I look at these lists.

And I think, how did we get here? How do we get here? Because this trading system has been so unfair. And as President Trump says, I don't blame the countries. I blame the previous administrations that let him get away with. Yeah, of course, the countries are going to try to work the best deal they possibly can with us. And for some reason, we just let them. We just let them in every case.

We were okay with them getting the better of the deal. Right, of the deal. Yeah, because we're America and I guess we can afford to be screwed every single time. Right. I love this guy. Scott Bassett has done such a great job so far. He's got an awesome. Trump has got other great people.

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Wait, what? For 2025. Get out. Wallet Hub. Get right out of here. Major industry players like American Delta United, the ranking was just announced by Wallet Hub based on analysis of 14 critical factors. Okay, come on now. Ranging for cancellation and delay rates to baggage mishaps, in-flight comfort, and pricing.

In-flight comfort and pricing. In-flight comfort is part of it? That's what it says. Oh, man. Okay. So, all right. Let's take a look at the list, shall we? All right.

Of course, coming in. Spirit Airlines. I mean, it is low cost, right? It is. It's a budget flight. It is. And so you're not really in the lap of luxury when you fly Spirit Air. So I'm surprised that in-flight comfort is part of this.

Well, they also said that, for example, it wouldn't be right to panelize an airline that charges for drinks if its tickets are far cheaper than those from an airline with free in-flight refreshments. So that gives them a little little budge there. What about the luggage, though? Don't you have to pay extra for? I think you pay electric for everything. Yeah, I think you do. But I don't think there's anyone that's, I mean, Southwest is soon to make that go away now, right? starting very soon.

Yeah, very soon. They're going to, I think it's May. I think it's May 1st. We're coming up a couple days. Where are you going to have to pay for your bags? Yeah. Oh, wow. Yeah.

So, Spirits number one. All right. SkyWest Airlines number two. Delta Airlines number three. Jet blue number four. I like JetBlue. Southwest, number five. All right.

Hopefully you don't have people, you know, going to the bathroom on your flight like happened this weekend, going to Chicago. But that's, you know, don't worry about that. Alaska Airlines, Hawaiian Airlines, United Airlines, Frontier, American in 10th place. They suck. And Envoy Air, the 11th. I've never even heard of Envoy Air.

But I mean, Americans down at the close to the bottom, man. Holy cow. And they should be. And they're everywhere. Yeah, I know. Wow. Yeah. And congratulations to Spirit, although it sounds like some people don't feel like they deserve the win.

But whatever is. Really? Does it? Like who? Who didn't think they... I feel like you were not excited about them winning at all. $9.99 for a ticket and then $200 for your luggage. What's a problem? And then you get to squeeze into a seat.

Yeah, squeeze into four inches of space. What's not to love about that? I love it. I love it. And if you want to drink along the way, you know, you pay $48 bucks for a... I will say, I think the one time that I took Spirit from Detroit to Dallas, that pilot was awesome. Because we were landing in DFW and it was so windy and storming when we landed. He was going to land and he pulled up.

And he said, we're just going to go ahead and take this around to the other side of the airport and land over there. Everybody was like, good. Because it was really shaky coming down, man. I didn't want to crash. So he saved us. Good. So good job. I appreciate him doing his job.

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That's a good safety tip right there. That's because they've got to get through regulatory process in California, which I'm sure is a nightmare. So good luck to them. Also, and don't worry if you Uber people, don't worry about that Federal Trade Commission's lawsuit against Uber. Alleging that the ride hailing app signed up users to its Uber one without their knowledge. innocent until proven guilty. Oh, my about it. Speaking of vehicles,

this is, I actually think I want one of these. The secretive startup Slate Auto, reportedly backed by Jeff Bezos, as a secret of any longer. It unveiled what has been described as the flip phone of electric cars this week. No frill Slate electric pickup truck

will cost as little as $20,000. If they're still using the EV tax credits, they're still in place. You can see it there on the screen if you're watching. It's butt ugly. But it's cheap. It is cheap.

It is cheap. And that's the base version, what you're looking at is the Petit Truck. Now, they call that the blank slate. Yeah, because it comes with nothing. No screens. No radio. No radio. No radio.

Speakers. Right. But you can add that. You can add that. You can add over 100 accessories, power windows, modular room. You don't even get power windows. Wow. It was in 1965.

We're going back to Caveman days. Holy cow, I guess. Is there power steering? Power brakes. I don't know. Wow. Maybe we can throw that in there for you for another couple bucks. Yeah.

Probably a lot. You want tires with that? Yeah, okay, we're good. So, and I think you can also, you can put a down payment on one. You can reserve one for $50 on their website right now. Oh, wow. And it's kind of cool. kind of like the idea of it, but it gets 150 miles to the charge.

Oh, yeah. It's an EV. For city cruising. Right. Strictly an EV. Mm-hmm. And so they claim that, you know. So it's the cheapest EV available.

You could upgrade to get a battery pack that gives you about 240. Okay. And one. How much is that? Yeah, I don't know. Yeah. I don't know. The upgrades, I'm sure, are going to get you into the price range that they're saying they don't want you to be in.

Right. Because you can get it. It's another $10,000. You can turn it into a, you add. You can turn it into an SUV. No. You can get all of the upgrades. And then it's 40, 40 grand.

Or more. What do you want to bet? 40 or 50,000. Yeah. Yeah. And so is that worth it then? I don't think so. Not for me.

I mean, I don't want a stripped vehicle like that. But I'm a little picky that way. Wow. Sorry. So you're going to look down on somewhere like myself if I buy just the basic slate? Yeah, I will. I want one bad. Do you really?

to do. I kind of, but it doesn't look like, it doesn't look like it has that two-seater slate doesn't appear to be fat guy seating capable. No, it doesn't. Ooh, that's a consideration for you. I know, I know that's what I was saying. I don't know why you have to. It's a consideration. No, it's really, it's good that you're considering that because I think it's legitimate that you would consider that. So, yeah, so. I'm just saying. So, I don't know. It's not as ugly as, To me, as a cyber truck, I don't like the look of them. They're growing on me. It's a lot cheaper than a cyber truck.

Yeah, no kidding. What are those 70, 75, 80? I don't know. Whatever it is. Whatever they are. It's a lot. Yeah. But that's probably not as sturdy as a cyber truck either.

I don't think it is. I mean, I think you can shoot at a cyber truck. You can't. It doesn't dent it. You can. And yet these dingleberries are going around, which has stopped, by the way, since we started prosecuting them. Right.

When people started realizing, What, there's cameras? There's cameras on these cars? I can't just key people's cars without being caught. And yet we had a rash of it last week. And they all got caught. Good. And so, yeah.

I can't just damage other people's property without having any consequences. Yeah, but I don't like Elon Musk. I should be able to. Right. He's a Nazi. Right. Okay. Ridiculous. Agonizing.

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There was no, Michelle. There never is. I know. They're never together. Turn out the lights. I know. Parties over. Was that the Don Meredith that used to sing that on Monday Night Football?

No one else remembers that, but yes, sadly I do. Yes. Yeah, the old boomers. We remember it. Okay. But she was, but she's never around. Never around. She's busy with her, you know, podcast with her brother.

Mm-hmm. And, you know, yapping about how it's about her. And she has to take into consideration she's about me. Has, has Barack been on the podcast? I don't think so. No. I don't think so. I mean, why wouldn't you at least have him on as a guest, let alone co-host?

Because they're never together. Right. And you know she would because that would spark the downloads a bit. Right. And it would quell the marriage is over rumors. Right. Because Barack posts a picture every now and then, you know, Happy Valentine's Day or anniversary or, yeah,

I think the last one was the anniversary. Yeah, from like 10 years ago. Nobody knows when the picture was taken. I mean, definitely. He was just out, you know, bombing that family's photograph in Washington, D.C., looking at the cherry blossoms alone. Right. So she, they're never, it's over.

I mean, I don't think they're going to get a divorce personally. Just like the Clintons. Yeah. Just like Bill and Hillary. Well, at least Bill and Hillary, I mean, Bill probably lives in the, you know, the back half of the house. But they're still living in the same joint most of that time. Do they though? I think so. All right.

Well, the Obamas have so many homes around the country around the world now. They've got, they have Hawaii, Chicago, and Washington, D.C., and Washington, D.C., Martha's Vineyard, right? Yeah. They got four. Yeah. Four multi-million dollar mansions. Whenever they want to go on, whenever any one of them want to go on some sort of

a yacht, there's some billionaire that says, oh, come on, go ahead, use this. Oh, yeah. Always. Yeah. It's a pretty sweet life they've got to. That is a darn sweet life. And she's struggling with it, though. Because she's struggling with it because she doesn't have time for her.

Yeah. She's got to take time for her. And that's really hard for her to do. Because she's so focused on the needs of others, Jeffrey. That's all it's ever been for these past years. It's all she ever thinks about. She can't think about her. And to do what is the right thing.

Oh, it's so moving. She is so selfless. Terrible. So centered on others. She never thinks of herself. It's so powerful. It's so beautiful. And then she just came up with this thing that black women need permission.

to express the pain they're in. Yeah. Or whatever. Yeah, because it's just to hiding it. That was the same stupid podcast with Taraja P. Henson or whatever when they were babbling about that and talking about, that's what she said that they've just covered it so long. And it makes it seem like that they're okay with it. But they need to speak out. They do.

And you never hear any black women speaking out of their pain. Never. Never. Ever. So it'll be refreshing when that begins to happen. You know what needs to happen. Because we haven't had the conversation. That's right.

Could we have a conversation, please, on race? Could we please, when will we ever have the discussion? I think it's time. It is time. It's finally, finally time. All right. You done? Have we wrapped this?

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And they just got divorced. Everything was beautiful. and fine. Until it wasn't. Until it wasn't. Until it wasn't. And that happens every time it's Hollywood. But now the big deal is they're trying to sell their $68 million mansion. And they're having a tough time. Yeah. It's been on the market for, I think, 100 days now. Maybe a little bit longer. I don't even remember how long it's, but it's been on the market a long time. They had one buyer that was going to pay $64 million for it. Because I think they only paid $60.

for it. But I think. Is that all? Anyway, I know. So they got a real bargain. They did a bargain. They only paid $60 million for their house. The buyer that had $64, he backed out.

Or they backed out or it backed out. Yeah. But so they're stuck with the 12 bedroom, 24 bathrooms. 12 bedroom, 24 bathrooms? 38,000 square foot dog. Oh my gosh. 38,000 square feet. It's a beautiful.

You look at it. It's beautiful. And it would take, you know, seriously, the cost of upkeep on it is what's going to kill you. I'm sure, yeah. And holy cow. I mean, you just don't let it go. Property taxes. I mean. I'm worried about how many people, how many do people I have to do to trim the hedges around here.

Honestly, you could, I mean, if that was in Texas, I don't know if, it's California. So I assume their property taxes just as bad, if not worse than ours. But if you were to have us, if you were to pay cash for a $16. million dollar home, you'd still have massive payments to make because of property taxes. I mean, what would it be, you know, 20 grand a month just for property tax? Or more. Or more. Wow.

So, they're trying to sell this place and they're arguing over this because they don't know what to do. Apparently neither of them liked it when they bought it. Yeah, they were talked to, they wanted to get this place big enough so that they all could be there. All her, you know, her kids and his kids and the, you know, the whole. whole kit and caboodle, which never really happened anyway. And then before they were divorced and before they separated even, Ben bought a $20 million

dump down in Pacific Palisade. So he could be closer to the kids, right? And then after the divorce, J-Lo bought another, I don't know, $24 million dump in Beverly Hills too. Yeah, they are. Wow. It's tough. What are you going to do if you can't download the... We should start a GoFundMe for them because...

I can't unload that monstrosity. Life is tough. It's very hard for them. Wow. I'm almost sitting a tear. I'm going to see if I can squeeze one out here. AAA 727 B-E-C-K. More coming up.

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There's no maybe about it. They should absolutely do that. Find an agent in their area who knows the market, who understands what buyers are looking for. All right, so 12 bedrooms and 24 bathrooms, not right for you? I don't know who that wouldn't be right for. I know. But, you know, that's where the real estate agent comes in.

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Great to have you with us. Over the weekend at the box office, Sinners was number one. Is that a horror movie? Yeah. Okay. Is it teenagers in a cabin or something? I think I've seen the trailer.

It's a vampire horrors. Oh, it's a vampire thing? Yeah. And it has African Americans in it. Okay. Yeah. Right. I know.

That's what I'm just saying. And it was, I think it was produced. The way it was funded and financed it was, I think they only spent like 90 million total with promotion and everything on it, which they've made, I don't know, 161 globally already. Okay. 122 here domestically. And so, yeah, that's pretty darn good for it. Made $45 million over the weekend. Number two, this blows me away because really Star Wars, Episode 3, Revenge of the Sith, was number two.

$25.2 million. That's available at home. You can just stream it for free. Is it, I don't know that, was this remastered or anything? I don't know the answer to that. I know of. I guess it's the 20th anniversary. So maybe people think that's cool and you're willing to pay 20 bucks or whatever it is.

Yeah, not. Yeah, no, not for something I've seen a million times. The accountant two was number three. Yeah, Ben's out trying to make a little more money so you can pay for the cleanup around his $68 million house that nobody lives in. A Minecraft movie has now made a total of $379.9 million. Yeah, they're almost a billion globally. They're like well over $800 million.

Until dark, rounds out the top five. But then, King of King of King. Kings still doing really well. Made another $4 million over the weekend. It's up to $54 million domestically. That is awesome. That's great. An animated Christian film like that from Angel Studios.

They're really kicking some butt and taking some names. That's followed by the amateur, warfare, the legend of Ochi. They're bummed about the amateur too. They wanted that to be a lot better than us doing. Is that with Robbie Malick? Okay. Is not the, what's his face movie? It's his name.

You know, it's a karate guy. Yeah, it is, right? No, that's working man. Is he also in the? But Rami Malik is the star of the amateur. Okay. I don't know who that is. And I think there were a bunch of other stars in it as well,

which is why they were disappointed. And I don't know all the actors that were in it, but I know they were disappointed with the outcome. Because people don't want to go to the theaters anymore. That's what they're excited. is happening. I mean, I saw a, what's his face from Netflix? Sarandon, is that his name? Surrandos. Ted Sarandos is the head of Netflix, right? He's the CEO of Netflix. He was at some summit where he was talking about the national movie theater model

is outdated. Most of the country cannot easily access a multiplex. I'm not sure that I believe that and emphasize that streaming services like Netflix are saving Hollywood by providing broader access to films. I don't necessarily disagree with that, although I'm not sure about the easily access to multiplex. I mean, I guess. Like it's hard to get to a movie theater? I don't know what he means by that. Right. It seems a little insulting to most of us.

It does. That's something you usually pin on the minority. Yeah, they can't get to them. They can't get there. They don't know how to get there. They don't know where it is. Discriminatory movie practices. They don't know where the movie theater is.

That's how they treat minorities, but they're treating all of us like that. So that's great. At least he's an equal opportunity offender. I mean, there's a multiplex on every quarter. I know. They're not really difficult to access. Maybe they're on every corner in a white neighborhood. I don't know.

Yeah, probably. That's probably it. Oh, man. Agonizing. All right. I wanted to also share this. You know, we were talking about how great Scott Besson, our Treasury Secretary, is. And how he puts things in its proper perspective for these numskills who are interviewing him all the time.

He really made the rounds on the Sunday shows yesterday talking about the economy and the stock market, which, you know, people have been beating Donald Trump over the head with the stock market. Well, it went down quite a bit, yes, admittedly. one day it was down like 3,000 points almost, but it recovered after that. And we wound up, I think, in positive territory for the month of April. Well, they were positive last week. I don't know about the whole month. Yeah, he said. He said, yeah, he said, yeah.

But here he is talking about fixing the economy cut 26. The president is looking forward to the jobs of the future, not the jobs of the past. The goal is to bring back high performance manufacturing. jobs or create high performance manufacturing jobs. Right now we- How long does that take? I mean, that is such a concern. How long does it take to bring that?

Pause it for a second. How long is it? That seems like a long time. So, yeah, so you're right. We should not do it. Stop. Let's just stop. Let's just not do it at all.

You're right. You know what? You just, you change my whole mind on this. My mindset is completely different now. It's going to take too long. Too long. Let's not bother with it. She just summed up with the problem.

problem is in America. We're just not patient enough. Well, that's for sure. And if it's not, that's actually true. If it's not immediate gratification, we don't want anything to do with it. Whereas the Chinese plan, a hundred years, a thousand years in advance. And that's why. But that, you know, according to the, you know, the experts has changed some in China. Yeah. So, you know, I mean, they're, they're kind of, you know, some immediate gratification as well. So if that's true, then that, you know, that's, you know, that's good. It'd be difficult for them. Yeah. Yeah, that'll make things worse. Anyway, let them finish here. Concern. How long does it take to bring that to the U.S.?

Well, it's there a plan? Of course, but it's a process. Right now, the U.S. has a barbell economy. We have a very advanced financial system. We have tech, the exploration, and development that is the envy in the world. On the other side, we are a natural resource economy led by energy, which the previous administration tried to stifle. And in between is where working class Americans have lost out. And we want to bring back these manufacturing jobs or create these manufacturing jobs of the future. And we are meeting with companies that want to do this every day. Yeah, but it's going to take more than a day. It might take over a week.

How long do we have to wait for this? All right. Plus, I don't know if you know this, Pat. Scott Busson. he's gay oh wow really yeah

wow yeah they don't want they don't want that that message out they the mainstream media you might realize treats him completely differently

than they did Pete Buttigieg Pete was the king of the gays and they let you know that every time he spoke because they were so proud of the fact that the transportation secretary

was openly gay and that never happened before. They don't talk about that at all with him. Not a 10. How long is it going to take? What are you guys doing over there? Right. That's how they treat him. Is this going to take more than a few hours? It's not worth doing then. Why are you doing it?

Stop it. And while you're at it, take Elon Musk with you. Get out of here. All of you. It's really amazing. It is absolutely outrageous. Something I am getting a little impatient over though is the release of the Epstein files. What is that going to happen? When are we going to do that? I thought they already did. I have lost my patience on that. Come on.

Didn't we get the redacted file from? Yeah, we got the redacted file. We're with no information. None. And she said, it's on my desk right now. It's on my desk right now. And we were promised by Cash Patel. The next day after I'm confirmed, that's coming out.

Not so much. Not so much. Well, they've probably got some other stuff on top of it on her desk. Oh, yeah, and she can't move the stuff that's on top. It's over there. It's right there. I'll get to it. Too much of a. There's other pressing issues to get to. Every day somebody comes in and puts another file on top of it over there. I can't.

Yeah, it's too hard. Too hard. And Cash has some other issues. Apparently, FBI agent John Sullivan is running for Congress now. Here's that. Cut 12. We're up against some serious threats right now. From skyrocketing costs to Trump and billionaires corrupting our government. I can't just sit on the sidelines and watch.

Can't you? Because for 17 years, I was an FBI intelligence analyst. Oh, wow. Classified. Working in secret to keep us safe from global threats and the insurrectionists who stormed our capital. But now that the threat is coming from inside the White House, I had to leave the FBI and step forward. So I can finally tell you who I am. Who are you?

I'm John. Oh. No, I can say that now. I'm John Sullivan. Aha. I'm a dad. He's John Sullivan. He's a dad.

A public servant and a cancer survivor. And I'm running for Congress. For years, I fought for you in secret. And now, I want to keep fighting for you in Congress. I'm John Sullivan. Classified. It's not classified. John Sullivan for Congress.

Join me. Nope. No, pretty easy decision there. Uh, uh. No. Who gets to vote no for him? Where is he actually running for Congress? John Sullivan.

Is it Maryland? That would not surprise me. I'm not sure, but that's incredible. And see, he's making no bones about his sexual preference. Because when it suits them, they'll talk about it endlessly. When it doesn't suit them, they never mention it. Does it say where he's running? I know you're asking Jeeves right now.

I am asking Jeeves as we speak. Jeeves is slow on the up. On the John Sullivan information. And now Jeebs is saying I've got to pay for unlimited access with a subscription to this website that I went to. And I'm not going to do that right now. Man, that is happening more and more, though. I'm going to do that right now. That's okay.

That's fine. I get it. All right. I got it. Okay. Our fifth Democrats are going to run a coveted Hudson Valley Swing District of New York. New York. Yeah.

Okay. So there you go, New Yorkers. Yeah. You can vote for this guy. You can vote no. Right. John Sullivan. And please do.

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But Alex, who is the heir, has just, he was in an interview recently, where he mocked the founders of Facebook and Uber because, quote, they really believe their own BS and groaned at the mention, of a climate group that his family has bankrolled for years. Facebook and Uber founders, he said,

are a bunch of nice Jewish boys who kind of gamed the system. And, oh, let's not become doctors or lawyers. I'm helping the world by putting taxis out of business, he said. So that's how he described the Uber driver. These two guys that he's specifying here are self-made billionaires. and he's mocking them because they didn't inherit it like he did. Right. And they're doing something that he doesn't approve of.

Yeah. Right. With their money. Yeah. Like one of them starting one of the biggest tech sites ever in Facebook. Of course, they had a little help from the, you know, the Winklethust twins. But that's his story for another day. No, there's anti-trust issues going on right now.

And then he throws in the nice Jewish boys thing when if you were ever to say anything, about his dad, George, or him. You were any Semitic because how dare you, they're Jewish. Are they Jewish? Are they Jewish? Was George Sor? No, he's an atheist. And I don't have any idea what Alex is, but it wouldn't surprise me if he also is atheist. No, it would not surprise me. Is he married to Hillary's girl, a Wiener's ex-wife now? Are they married officially? I think they are. Are they?

Yeah, I think they're married now. Uma Aberdeen? Yeah. I know they were quite, they're quite the couple. But I think they're married. So, I mean, there's just another winning couple. Yes, there's so many. In the circle.

It's so many. It's outrageous. These people are just the worst group of people that you could possibly imagine. They're still partners. Oh, they're just partners. Yeah, they're engaged. They're engaged, but they're not officially married, yeah. I guess it's the Italian villa.

It wasn't prepared for a wedding yet. So, Uma has definitely, she's moved on past Anthony Weiner. Absolutely. Those days are gone. She's not regretting the fact that they've broken out. No, I think she's doing okay. Because I worried about her. You know, I mean, after you've had a man like Anthony Weiner, they're just.

It's tough to fight another one. It is. It's really difficult. There's no going back. All right. What there is some going back to is Columbus Day. I absolutely love the fact that President Trump made clear yesterday that he will not follow Biden's practice of recognizing Indigenous People's Day alongside Columbus Day in October. So we've got some time to get used to the fact again that we're going to celebrate Christopher Columbus.

Well, we'll need it. We need time to figure out how we're going to celebrate. It's so horrible that we're going to celebrate this genocidal maniac who delivered smallpox blankets to indigenous people and wiped him out on purpose. But President Trump said that Democrats have been denigrating his legacy. And so he's pressing his campaign right now to restore what he says are traditional American. icons, and they are. Biden was the first president to mark Indigenous People's Day, issuing a proclamation in 2021 that celebrated the, quote, invaluable contributions and resilience of indigenous peoples and recognize their inherent sovereignty. The proclamation noted that America was conceived on a promise of equality and opportunity for all people, but that promise we have never fully

lived up to, always tearing down. never building up the United States of America. He went on to say, as he, you know, recognized Indigenous People's Day, that that it's especially true when it comes to upholding the rights and dignity of the indigenous peoples who were here long before colonization of the Americas began. Ignoring anything that ever went on with the indigenous peoples. Yeah. Like the fact that they enslaved one another at times.

No, we're not worried about that. Not worried about them. They were the ones that broke the original treaty that we had with them. Don't worry about those facts. Don't worry about any of that. Stop. But President Trump said, I'm bringing Columbus Day back from the ashes,

which is really great. He said he's hereby reinstating Columbus Day under the same rules, dates, and locations as it has had for all the many decades before Joseph Robin Ed Biden. Good. We replace some of those statues that got destroyed or vandalized. or moved to some garage somewhere. Yeah, yeah. This is what I've been talking about

in the fact that he's paid attention to even little details like this that have just been steamrolled by the previous administration. It's great. We got somebody who's proud of America for a change. AAA 727, Beck.

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Has this been appealed? I hope so. I don't know who they're going to appeal to because it was the Supreme Court in Britain that made that ruling. I mean, that is incredible. Meanwhile, there's, you know, the protesters are out in force,

pissed off about it. And these are the LGBTQQIA2 plus protesters. Right. protesting for Palestinians. Their own rights and Palestinian rights. Because as you know, Jeffrey, Palestinian rights are human rights. Oh, hello.

And I mean, everybody knows that. Am I right? When you think of Palestinians and Hamas, you think LGBTQQIA 2 plus human rights. Human rights. Exactly. This angers me more than almost anything else. Because if you were openly gay

in the Palestinian territories. held in the bosom of their leader's arms? If they love you to death, I guess you'd say that. They'd love you to death. It's seriously, like a death sentence to be openly gay in these areas. I mean, they're thrown off, homosexuals are thrown off of buildings and they're beheaded. And it doesn't go well for you in the Palestinian world. Of course, we all know that Palestinians are about.

people of peace. It goes without saying. I don't even know why you had to say it. There's a piece of someone over here. There's another piece over there. You know, and so, thank you. Yeah. I'm here a week. Try the veal. Yeah. But they continue to protest. And these two things that are just not similar in any way, they try to jam them together, the square peg and a round hole. And they keep associating the two. I don't understand how they're this stupid. Well, they are not your friends. These protesters have proven themselves pretty stupid. They have.

In the last several years. Very true. And so have the global warming goofballs. I love this new story about how the fear mongering of the global warmists is so bad now that it is driving some people to be suicidal. You know, they've made it to be so catastrophic that you think you don't have a chance anyway. They've told us and told us, I mean, they've told everyone that the world is going to end and it's horrible and we're doing nothing about it and it's getting worse and we're all going to die. Yeah, there was a research piece published in the journal Nature Medicine that examined the association between climate-related hazards,

and the spectrum of suicidal behaviors, from suicidal ideation to self-harm and suicide mortality. That's incredible. That is. So that's the Journal of Nature medicine, not exactly a conservative publication. It is even noting that it's been so bad from these leftists, that you're driving people to suicide.

And when you say leftists, do you mean a them? Yes. Right. Exactly. I mean, this. this is how bad it's gotten and this is why you know kids like um what's her face uh you know van van van flea oh yeah yeah greta van thunberg i always have to go to the rock band first before i can remember her name greta ben van thunberg has been so freaked out about this that she's out

you know screaming yelling about it she now she's kind of changed to the palestinian situation but before it was all about global warming because they scared the crap out of her. She thinks the earth is going to end in a few years. Now, like 10 years ago, they kept saying 10 years. So I guess we're about on the precipice of complete disaster here. Oh, yeah. I mean, it's obvious. It's obvious to anyone who looks, anyone who cares, anyone who feels.

Anybody who's been paying any kind of attention at all. Thank you. We all know we're going to die and we're going to die soon. and I guess we're just going to spontaneously combust. That's how hot the earth is right now. You're going to wish you spontaneously combust. You're going to wish that that actually happened. That's how bad it's going to be worse than that.

So yeah, their fear mongering is not helping. It's doing a lot of harm to a lot of young people. So just know that your kids, when they're going to public schools, private schools, any kind of school system outside your home, they're being indoctrinated with it. And you might want to talk to them about it because it's pretty important that they understand, okay, it's going to be okay. Yeah. The Earth is.

And when their friends are talking to them about that, maybe they can be the one to stand up and say, you know, you know, I don't think it's that bad. You know, it's been hotter than this before on this planet many, many times. Not really that bad. It's also been colder than this many, many times. And all of that happened before humans were even in existence. If we stop using some of that stuff that you're saying, we should stop using, you won't have the niceties that you have right now. Yeah, you know, video games would go away, right?

That would change their mind right there. You don't really want to live in a cave, do you? Because that's what's going to happen. Yeah, we need to become cave dwellers and eliminate all vehicles. They don't make that coalition. No, they don't. Because that's not what the teachers in their schools are teaching them. Correct.

So they're teaching that we have to change everything in order for that to happen. But they don't specify. By the way, your PlayStation 5 goes away. Right. Don't worry about it. The world's going to end here. Let me show you this chart on my iPhone. Oh, okay.

Oh, yeah. Oh, wait. Oh, wait. Yeah, it's pretty amazing. So please have a talk with your kids. Let them know that, you know, you might look into some facts about global warming. and a really good place to start would be the book, I think it's called an Inconvenient Truth.

Inconvenient truth. Yeah, with Michael Schellenberger. Guy's brilliant. And he started out as a huge environmentalist. He was really one of the global warmists. He was one of the people that were sounding the alarm until he did a whole bunch of research into it and found out that a lot of this stuff is just nonsense.

We're not going through periods of more frequent and more intense hurricanes or tornadoes or any of those natural occurrences because they're happening about the same regularity and at the same intensity as they've ever had. So just alert your kids to know that. I was checking out this interesting job interview questionnaire. These are things that are actually illegal to ask, or as Jeffrey likes to hear, illegal. I hate that so much. So many people. It's your pet peeve, right?

It is kind of. I don't know why. I just bother it. I hear newscasters and politicians and they all talk about illegal. It's illegal. It's not illegal. It is ill. Illegal. However, just to get you aware if you're going in for a job interview, there are certain things, and I think of you every time I see lists like this, Jeffrey, because the number one thing you're not supposed to ask in a job interview, what's your age?

That is a question you refuse to answer and you won't even interview. It's not. What is your age, Jeff Fisher? I forget. Since I'm not interviewing you for a job, I can ask you. It's not illegal for me to ask. When I remember, I'll tell you. Okay. I don't remember right now.

We know he's like 737 this year. So just think of the aircraft, the 737 air that coincides directly with Jeffrey's age. But it's apparently illegal to ask. How old are you? Or what you were you? You can't. Isn't that weird? That is.

Why would that be illegal? I guess it's none of your business, but who cares about that except old ladies and Jeff Fisher? Here's another one that I'm really surprised. You cannot ask in a job interview. Where are you from? What? Why can't I ask that? That's getting to know the person.

Or you can't say something like, where is your accent from? What? What? your first language. HR departments have killed this country. He has. The entire departments have killed this country. And do you

speak English at home? That's off limits too. Why? They just say because there's no reason to ask. Well, it's illegal because there's no reason to ask. That doesn't make any sense. Sometimes an employer might see a difficult to pronounce

name, though, and ask about it when making small talk. Again, small talk isn't an excuse. You can't use that as an excuse. Oh my gosh. It can be especially tricky since it may seem conversational, but it can easily become inappropriate if it hints

at ethnicity or national origin. Oh my God. We are doomed. That's incredible. How do we even hire anybody? I don't know. How do we even hire anyone? I don't know how you hire people or how you date because the rules are so strict now. Oh, I can tell you how to date. Can you?

I can't. I'll bet. I'll bet you could. Swipe right. strong response to any of these questions may be i'm excited about the opportunity to work here and would love to focus on my professional background which includes and then you give them the background i'm happy to answer any questions about how i can contribute to your team but i'm not going to tell you where i'm from or where my accent came from i refuse to tell you and i'm not going to tell you if we speak english in my home or not it's not of your business and maybe it's not But I mean, illegal, bizarre.

And then finally, you can't ask about the religion, which makes a little bit of sense to me. They can't ask you, do you go to church or what religion you are? Usually wouldn't come up. What about it was just small talk? We're just small talk. Yeah, I'm only tired today. Again. A long day at the church yesterday.

Small talk is no excuse. But if you bring up the church, wouldn't it be natural to follow that up and say, what church to go to? One would think that. Yeah, you would think that. But no. A candidate might ask the interviewer what holidays are covered or do you have floating holidays? Why? Do you belong to a religion we have to know about?

See, that doesn't work. Now you can't do that? Now you just blew it. Now you're going to jail. All right, AAA 727 BECK. More Glenn Beck. Coming up next. When you hear the term, living better.

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I mean, the courts have been busy. Very busy. And not just with Trump. Not just with Trump. But not just with judges helping attorneys and defendants sneak out the back room. courtrooms. I mean, we had Luigi Mangione pleaded not guilty Friday to all charges against him during his arraignment. How is that possible when we've got video of it happening? Allegedly. Allegedly. He's got the charges of stalking, travel, interstate commerce, stalking, use of interstate

facilities, murder through use of a firearm and a firearm offense. Yeah, I'm not guilty. That's all Manjone. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. Then we had ex-Congressman George. But wait, he's a handsome man. He is. So why hasn't he been set free yet? He's asked people to stop sending him letters and presence and trying to reach out to him. Yeah, because he's overwhelmed. Did you see the Babylon B headline last week after, what's her name?

Now I'm not going to remember her name. You know, the liberal moron who loves him so much. Anyway, he asked, according to the Babylon B, he asked for an injunction against her because he's afraid. I mean, she wants him badly. That's funny. Yeah, very funny. But that's just one of the court ruling. Oh, my gosh.

We had George Santos sentenced to more than seven years, the former New York representative. Okay. He's Mr. Camio Star now. Sentenced yesterday to 87 months in prison or sentenced at the end of last week, Friday, off to 87 months in prison. And we had Nadine Menendez, wife of former U.S. Senator Bob Goldbar Menendez. He threw her right under the bus. Absolutely. From the beginning, he said my wife's got breast cancer.

She did it. It was essentially what he said. It was awesome. Not a word for word quote, but that was the gist of it. That's pretty close. And that's what I heard. That's what I heard. And then so she was found guilty.

She gets sentenced in June. He's supposed to go to prison in June. He was, the reason he's not in prison already is because he told the judge that he wanted to assist his wife in her trial. He did not go to the trial one day. So I don't know if he was still assisting her in the office, but he didn't go to the trial one day. Harvey Weinstein, again in New York. He's probably not going to make it through this trial, though. I mean, he's moved for they let him.

He's got some issues, right? He let him go to the hospital now every day instead of back to Rikers. he's suffering from leukemia, diabetes, coronary artery disease, tongue infections. He's a tongue infection. I've never even heard of that before. Have you got an infection of your tongue? It just depends on where you're putting it, Pat. I guess so.

Where is he putting it? That's strange. He's in prison. He's also isolated from the rest of the population. They're afraid for his life. A lot going on in the courts, man. A lot going on. And we'll tell you about more of it.

Tomorrow, I'm sure there's going to be a bunch of happenings in the meantime. So we'll see you tomorrow. And back.