The Glenn Beck Program - The Left's Recession Scam | Guests: Rep. Victoria Spartz & John Ondrasik | 7/26/22

Episode Date: July 26, 2022

Glenn breaks down a new poll that exposes how Americans are truly feeling about their country and its problems. The Democrats are scamming you when it comes to recession. Glenn reads this week's nominees for his Badge of Merit award. Rep. Victoria Spartz shares her insight on Ukraine, President Zelenskyy, and Ukraine's history of corruption. John Ondrasik of Five For Fighting joins to share his new song "Can One Man Save the World?" and discuss the global repercussions of the Russia/Ukraine war. Dawn Groves is running for Arizona attorney general and shares what she plans to do if elected. BlazeTV host Sara Gonzales joins to preview the BlazeTV special "Uncensored" with exclusive clips from renowned cardiologist Dr. Peter McCullough. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

America and welcome to the Glenn Beck program. My oh my, what a day it's going to be today. The Chicago, the University of Chicago, it's just in a new poll of Americans and asked them, hey, how do you feel about your government? I mean, trustworthy, right? Yeah, not so much. I begin there in 60 seconds. Everyday life is complicated enough without having to go through all the getting your identity restored. Some cyber criminal comes and steals your identity and isn't just a pain in your butt.

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No. Really? No. I'm not a stranger in my own country. I feel like that's saying... Stop being something. No. That feels like somebody else,

somebody else, you know, runs the country and I'm the, no, I'm not the stranger. No, I know that. I'm not telling you. I'm not asking you for the, you know, the art of positive thinking here. I'm asking you. I'm not, I feel like sometimes you just don't recognize your country. I'm not asking you for the response you wanted to give.

I'm asking you for the response I wanted to hear. So yes, Glenn, I feel like a stranger in my own land. No, I'm not talking. I'm not talking to you. All right. Broken down. Broken down, 69% of people who identify as strong Republicans say that, They feel like a stranger in my own land.

65% of those who called themselves very conservative also felt this way. Just 38% of Democrats said they feel like strangers. Okay. All right. May I just point out that's a pretty low number, you know, compared to the Republicans. But they have control of everything. And 39, that's almost 40%.

Don't fall for the 3999. it's 40. Almost 40% of Democrats who are in charge say, I don't recognize my country. I feel like I'm, like I'm, you know, a stranger in my own land. By the way, 68% from rural areas also agreed with the statement that American government is corrupt and rigged against everyday people like me. Now, Stu would tell you, I'm not going to seed that ground. What do you mean, rigged against me? No, I'm in charge. No one can break my stride.

Okay. Ain't nobody going to slow me down. Oh, no. I've got to keep on moving. Yeah. Now, here's the next. The majority of Americans say the U.S. government is corrupt. And almost a third say, look out, it may be soon necessary to take.

up arms against it. Yeah, that's probably not a good... I'm just saying that's probably not a good idea. Two-thirds of Republicans and independents say the government is corrupt and rigged against everyday people like me. According to the poll, 51% of liberal voters say the same thing. 51%. Ah, boy, can you hear the people say?

singing the, uh, they corrupt and rigged against everybody, everyday people. 51% of liberals and two-thirds of Republicans. I wouldn't be showing your refrigerator full of ice cream, uh, Nancy Pelosi. I just, I'd keep that one to yourself. 28% of all voters, including 37% of gun owners, agree it may be necessary at some time soon for citizens to take up arms against the government. A view held by 35% of Republicans and 35% of independence, but only one in five Democrats, because they don't have guns. Democrats are like, I don't, arms. I don't have any. What do you,

huh? When asked about election integrity, the answers are what you expected. 56% agreed. Generally, they trusted elections to be conducted fairly and counted accurately. Do you believe that? Well, of course I do, Glenn. I'm not going to cede that ground. I'm not going to cede that ground. I do believe that elections are fair. Yes, I do.

Oh, you remind me of the cowardly lion. I do believe. I do believe in spooks. I do believe in spooks. When the poll divided up by party, almost an even percentage of people on each side agreed with the statements, Democrats and Republicans, are general bullies who want to impose their political beliefs on those who disagree. For GOP voters, it was 73 percent.

For Democrats, it was 74%. Both parties believe that the other side is trying to force their view down the throat of the other side. And they are generally untruthful and pushing disinformation. It's a stunner. It's a stunner. I would have never guessed. So basically every answer is the other side really sucks and we're in real trouble, which it's hard to disagree with either one of those points. Right.

However, I think it is, I think it's interesting that 51% of liberal voters, two thirds of Republicans, but 51% of liberal voters say the government is corrupt and rigged against everyday people like me. that's huge, I think. Yeah, yeah, it's interesting too, especially. I won't see that to you, Glenn. With the left having control of it all, right? It's it. Yeah. The people you elected are the people who you're saying are against you,

which is something maybe you should examine more closely when casting your next vote. Yeah. Yeah, maybe. Maybe. Okay. Now, Joe Biden, speaking of lies and disinformation and misinformation and misinformation, Biden held a virtual press conference on Monday. I'm not sure if that means he was on the computer or he was a virtual being on a computer.

Not sure. Monday, he said that in advance of the data that's a schedule to be released on Thursday, I can confirm the economy is not going to go into a recession. worried Americans should not be worried that we're in a recession, because we're not going to be in one, in my view. I love that he added, in my view. And the reason why he says, in my view, is because he says, just because you have two quarters of contraction does not make it that you're in a recession. Well, okay, technically, sure, two consecutive quarters of negative growth is something that they use to determine whether we are in a recession or not. And the people who decide if we're in a recession is the National Bureau of Economic Research.

They're the ones that determine whether we're in a recession or not. and they have a whole bunch of metrics, but the two main ones are that we've had two quarters of contraction. Right. Now, I want to say it isn't always like that. In the last 10 recessions that we have, the GOP has contracted two quarters in a row. Oh, no, so it is always like that.

Huh. Okay. Just 10 of the last 10, though. And GDP, yes. Yeah. 10 of the last 10. Not a big deal at all. No trend.

I don't see any trend there whatsoever. It's also, by the way, the way that we talk about recessions when they're occurring. The reason why it has always been shorthand for a recession. And the reason why is because we can talk about them when they're going on. If you remember back in the 2008 financial collapse, you had what Bear Stearns early in 2008, if I remember right? And then you had Lehman Brothers in October. of 2008. And that was, you know, when every point, when the real collapse felt like, oh, my gosh, this is really happy, September or October 2008. And so even then, the government was not saying

we were in a recession. They waited until later on. And then when they said there was a recession, which I think was in December of 2008 or January of 2009, I can't remember exactly. But when they said they were officially in a recession, they said we had been in a recession since December 2007 before Bear Stearns. So like it is a it's basically a historic view as to when a recession

begins. And so what the Democrats love about this approach is they can stick on this well officially. That's not the definition. And then they can wait till after the election when they actually will come back and say oh by the way we were in a recession way back there before the election. Please don't talk about it until it's official. It's a nice little

scam they're trying to pull here, but every financial journalist has been talking about this two consecutive negative quarters of GDP as the shorthand definition of a recession forever, and they're just trying to reverse that today. Here's the thing that I think people know. Four in ten adults say that it has been somewhat or very difficult to cover usual household expenses. This is in a survey that was put out. That's the highest since the census started asking this question in August 2020. It implies that more than 90 million families are struggling now, up from 60 million, just a year ago.

Hey, has your life gotten better under Biden or worse? Millions of households with student loans are expected to face an additional monthly expense on September 1st when a COVID moratorium on servicing that debt ends. by the way, did you see that he is telling, that Biden is telling the government loan offices not to send out the pay stubs to people who just got a student loan, don't send them out. Just hold off for a minute. Why would you do that? I don't know. Why would they do that?

I think he's going to try to forgive all these students. student loans in September. Right before the election. Right before the election. In Dallas, for example, the share of respondents having difficulty paying bills jumped to about 45.9% from 27.9% a year earlier. The report last week from the New York State Comptroller showed that one in eight residents were behind on paying their utility bills as of March.

more than 1.2 million customers statewide owed 1.8 billion with the residents of New York City and Long Island accounting for 68% of the total. So this means that the average person is feeling a recession. So call it what you want, Joe. Everybody knows because we're feeling it. By the way, do you remember who Noriel Rubini is? Stu? Yeah. The economist, yeah, Dr. Doom, that's right. Yeah. He was the guy. They called him Dr. Doom because he was the only other guy that was calling for the 2008 collapse.

I had been calling for it for about two years, and I think he jumped on the bandwagon. That Christmas is the first time I saw him talk about it was the Christmas of 2007 as it's leading up. I'm like, oh, finally somebody else is saying it. He says, we're not going to have a recession. He says a recession being shallow is a pipe dream. He said the economy is headed for a severe recession as well as a severe debt and financial crisis. He said debt ratios are historically high at 420% for advanced economies and climbing, while bailouts during the pandemic have resulted in zombie corporations.

that put the economy at risk. He says the idea that this is going to be short and shallow is total delusion. We also have the extra added benefit of trailer parks being bought up all over the country. Trailer parks are being purchased by big Wall Street fat cats. I swear to you, these people have no idea. They have no idea. what they're in for. So these corporate investors,

private equity firms, and firms like BlackRock, real estate investment trust, they've gone out and purchased mobile home parks and they're raising the rents on the tenants. Most of these people are elderly or disabled, low, fixed income. Out-of-state purchases in Minnesota almost doubled

between 2015 and 2021, 46% of the state's mobile home parks purchased by an out-of-state company in 2015, and 81% of them purchased from out-of-state people 2021. The rents at these parks went up by as much as 30% at the same time. The state AG says the complaints of mobile home parks has gone up 100, fold, a hundred fold. These people, they don't know what's, they don't know, they have no idea how Americans actually feel about their country and about Wall Street and big banks.

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which is a strange, twisted reality that only vaguely resembles. the outside world. Have you noticed that? Thanks to bots and controversy junkies who are dedicated to stirring the pot, it's almost impossible to get a real sense of what anybody thinks. But yesterday, Sodom and Gamora was trending on Twitter. Now, there's a lot

of reasons Sodom and Gamora could be trending. But I think this is trending because of the left. It's presumably real people. that know the true sin of Sodom and Gomorrah.

The masked blue Texan, who I'm convinced is surely a real person, got a couple of hundred retweets of the tweet that said, why does the atheist have to point out that Sodom and Gamora was destroyed because their conservative leadership refused to provide aid to the poor? It certainly wasn't because doctors were providing gender-affirming care. Oh, my gosh. Really? it was a conservative government in charge of Sodom and Gamora. Huh. That's weird.

Somebody else got almost 2,000 retweet. So Adam and Gamora is trending because Magas still think the sin of those two cities was homosexuality when it was in fact greed and unwillingness to help the poor, i.e. their own behavior. So then the bots get involved and everything else. And, you know, then we really know what God's truth is. However, I just wanted to take a second. Because there is a bit of truth in these arguments. Sodom has been associated mainly with sexual sin, but sexual sin was just part of it. It was a result of greed and self-indulgence, pride, fullness of food or gluttony,

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And it just, it is like going back in time. It really is. People are so kind and everybody knows each other. It's just a great place, just a great place. And it helps me recharge because I have to tell you, I don't know if you, did you see the story out of New York where these two guys, they're in the Bronx, they intentionally hit a guy with their car. They, their car comes around the corner. And they hit this 39-year-old guy, sent him flying into the air. After he lands in the ground, he's motionless. And they get out of the car. They go through his pockets. They flip him over on the back while somebody else is just standing on street watching. They take his wallet.

They get back in the car and they leave. And as if that's not bad enough, the New Year's, York police are saying they are looking for looking for him, but they are only going to charge them with theft. What about hit and run? What about? I don't understand the, I don't understand the bad guys. I don't understand the supposed good guys anymore.

That's why one reason why we're doing the badge of merit, because we need to be people of merit. if we are going to be in a position to save our country. And so every Tuesday I nominate, or you nominate, three people for the badge of merit. We go down and narrow it down to three possible people for the badge of merit, and we award it on Thursdays. Today is the day that you have to vote, and you can vote at glenbeck.com. But let me just give you the edited, quick version of these three nominees. Glenn, I'd like to nominate my neighbor Bill for the badge of merit. I'm a paraplegic combat veteran and retired from the military.

I try to stay active in doing so on my small farm in the mountains of West Virginia often gets me in all kinds of trouble. I get my wheelchair hung up or my lawn tractor stuck or a hundred other troubles. Bill is retired. He's my neighbor and he's usually home. So he's usually my first call and is always willing to help me out whatever mess I'm in. and whatever I've gotten myself into. You imagine, I feel like a complete and total loser.

Here's this guy with no legs who's in his wheelchair and he's tending to his cattle. Yeah. Okay. Talk about an overachiever. My goodness. Good for you. Bill will also check on me at least once a day, sometimes twice, even more if he knows my wife is gone or hears me tinking around in the garage.

If he hears me banging, grinding, welding, or whatever, he'll walk over to see if I'm Okay. Getting in and out of my truck and into my wheelchair takes a lot of effort in time. So if I need to hook up a trailer, all I need to do is make a phone call and Bill comes running to help. Then he'll hang around. Sometimes he is there before he even get the chance to call. And he hangs around to help me load or unload equipment or anything else that I need. In fact, I get in trouble with him if I'm hooking up something and I don't call him. Bill's in his 70s, has his own. wife and a special need sister-in-law, as well as his own property to care for, he still is always available and ready to jump in and help me with anything I need. Couldn't ask for a better neighbor, and in this day and age, good neighbors can be hard to come by. Bill is a living example of what I believe Jesus intended when he said you should love your neighbor as yourself. That's number one. Number two, Heather the selfless. I'm nominating Heather for a badge of merit for a service to the homeless community in Anchorage, Alaska. Heather has selflessly loved the homeless people of

Anchorage, Alaska for decades and is considering it her life's calling. She walks this life like Jesus more than anyone I've ever known. She's worked as an EMT, a psych nurse in a hospital, and at a detox facility. As a Catholic social service shelter and so much more, she has had her own personal story full of trauma. She continues to love without limit. She knows hundreds of of the homeless by name and knows their stories too, and I just love her. She's invited them into her home. She's clothed them, fed them, lovingly washed the bugs out of their hair, de-escalated fights and disarm them.

She plans sober outings with them to try to encourage them to stop drinking and celebrates with them when they do. While the rest of us only see a brief mention in the news of a body found or the number of homeless that didn't survive in the dip of temperatures, she worries for them on cold nights and grieves for them when they pass away. And not once has she ever tuted her own horn or condemned anyone else for not engaging in the same way. That is contestant number two. Number three, Conley the Good.

I'm nominating my 11-year-old son Conley. I felt that it was very important for our boys to know how our country came to be. We've read the Declaration of Independence in the Constitution. Conley has taken a great deal of interest in this and most history-related topics. He's probably the only 11-year-old on Earth that is as excited as I am for history-related trips to visit old forts and battlegrounds. He likes to visualize and live history. He asks questions about history and he even bought books about historic figures and events. in a Little League baseball game, one of his teammates hit a line drive that hit the player on the other team right in the chest.

The poor kid got hit so hard, he fell to the ground, all the coaches, umpires, Ann Conley ran out to check on him and to help any way he could. At home, Connolly is one of the most responsible 11-year-olds I've ever met. He helps with everything around the house. We can ask him to do something, and with little to no grumbling at all, he does it. He takes the dog out. He takes the trash out. He carries the mail up to my dad's house next door. He helps me outside.

He helps his mom cook. And he helps in the garden. But here's the most important part. He loves his baby brother. Our youngest, Jamie, is six. He relies on Connolly for so much. Connolly can be in another room doing something else, and Jamie can call for him.

Connolly will stop whatever he's doing. Connolly fixes lunch every day for Jamie and fixes his own lunch. He even changed Jamie's diapers while he was still wearing diapers. We live in a family land that goes back over 100 years, and he is just as connected to this land as I am. He understands the importance of what we were given. He knows that everything we have is because God provided for us. Conley is the most intelligent, trustworthy, reliable, kind-hearted, and remarkable 11-year-old I know. I know the world is a better place because he's in it.

Those are the nominees, and you can vote on them. Today and today only at glenbeck.com if you've signed up for my newsletter there should be a link in the newsletter And you can get that newsletter which includes all of my show prep every day even the stuff that doesn't make it All of the stories that I find important for the for the news In that newsletter at glenbeck.com we do have that fourth nominee to Glenn did you want to No we have only three there's only three actually now there's a fourth like I I can, I have it here if you'd like me to read it. Dear Glenn.

All right. Yeah. I would like to tell you that today a hero was born. But in reality, this man has likely been a hero his whole life. I just learned about it today. Our family was devastated as our little white dog, name redacted. Name redacted? The dog's name is redacted?

Yes, it's difficult to get there. Yeah, you sound like you're, Crying, a little bit or laughing. I'm not sure which. Name redacted had escape from our home. And in the 15 minutes it was missing. Oh gosh.

In the 15 minutes it was missing. We feared the worst. Was it eaten by an alligator? Was it run over by a large piece of farm equipment? Maybe it had just spontaneously exploded leaving little puppy pieces strewn all across our neighborhood. But as we prepare

to bring the kids to therapy and incredibly brave man. Bravely, risked his life bravely. Bravely shrugging off the bravely shrugging off the possible murderous attack of an unfamiliar killer animal. And bravely

and heroically brought this dog back to a backyard, which may or may not be our backyard. If you please give a badge of merit to this wonderful anonymous man, I don't know his name, but he had a taco belt.

No, and Stu. Yes. Gosh, that was hard to get through, Glenn. Stu, you can't nominate yourself for what you did this morning. Because it really wasn't an active heroism. You see a loose dog in your neighborhood. Your wife says the dog belongs to a neighbor and the gate is open. So just throw the dog in there.

And you literally, you rolled up to the dog, you know, just swooped him into the car. then threw him over a fence and you think it's the wrong fence. That's not... First of all, this person would like to remain anonymous. But I will say that some of the details were also included in an extra material provided by the letter writer. And with the exception of throwing it over a fence, that does seem familiar. Okay, you can vote on all of them except number four at glenbeck.com. over 63 million unborn human beings

have been killed between the time that Roe versus Wade first came down from the Supreme Court and the recent decision to overturn it. But we've got a long road, a long road ahead of us. Right now, did you see what Whitmer did in Michigan, where she cut the funding for

women's clinics. I thought it was all about making sure that I'm sure abortions are part of what they do. Hey, these women's clinics, sure, it's saving women from abortions is part of what they do. She cuts them off. These women's clinics, the ones who are actually saying the word baby over fetus and saying, why don't we get you an ultrasound, they are under attack in all of these blue states. And it's getting really bad. Pre-born is a series of clinics. They put all of their clinics in the top abortion cities. So mainly, I think they're in the blue state, or yeah, in the blue states. And they are fighting now for their very existence. They have to defend themselves from the radical hate groups who want nothing more than shut them down. By the way, in the show prep today,

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I mean, this could make people snap. I mean, we're already teetering on the edge of collapse here, Glenn. I know, that this is the right thing to do. And I, I mean, I've brought some bad news to you in the past, but I'm going to roll the dice. Klondike has canceled the Chaco Taco. And I think that's where I draw the line. I think everybody has their own line and I could guarantee you somebody in this audience that is the line chaco taco is like you know what I was all for Biden but under Biden we lost the chaco taco taco no not going to do it you've lost my vote Joe Biden this is Biden's America in action right here I mean watching it happen this is what this man has brought to our nation are once what was the name proud nation nation nation what was What was the name of that book I asked you to look up earlier?

Oh, what would happen if we lost the Revolutionary War was the gist of it? I don't have it in front of me anymore. Yeah, okay. So that's it. What would happen if there was no America? Okay. What would happen if there was no Joe Biden? We'd be living in a country with a chaco taco taco.

Yeah. This is Glenn, a taco-shaped ice cream where, you know, if you have a normal cone and eating from the top of the cone, the toppings are all coalesced at the top. So you, yes, you eat it and those first few bites are wonderful. And then you get to the cone part. It's just cone and ice cream, right? The chaco taco taco solves that problem. It magically has come up with an incredible solution to it where the chaco taco toppings are all kind of jammed inside the taco as well. So yes, you get the toppings at the top of the taco, but also as you're biting through the taco, you get more toppings. It's soft.

You are the nature's main challenges to human beings. We've mastered this environment and now they're taking it away from us. You are, you're probably the only person I know that I would say is a Taco Bell expert. Thank you, Glenn. Why did, why was the Chaco Taco Taco first taken out of Taco Bell? You know, that's a great. It's a great, great question. Look it up.

I'll bet you they're owned by Coke. Evil Coke. I'll bet you Clondike is owned by Coke. And so they couldn't have them anymore because Taco Bell is a Pepsi place. So, yeah. Klondike is owned by Unilever. Well, that just sounds evil. I don't know why, but I agree.

Totally. Yeah, it just sounds evil. And I don't like it. Klondike. Let me ask you this. Joe Biden, how much stock do you have in Unilever? What is your connection there? Is it in the Great Reset?

I'm going to get the book now. It's probably in the back part. I'm going to check. There's some connection between Biden and Unilever. And we're going to expose it. They can say you'll own nothing by 2030. They said nothing about owning nothing and losing the Chaco Taco Taco. This is the Glenn Back program.

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Now we've just given him $60 billion, which is, by the way, what it cost us to fight the first five years in Afghanistan. And there's not a single accountant going over there. Hmm. Corruption kind of bothers me. I don't think we should send them another dime, quite honestly, and I'm not alone in that. In fact, there is a Congresswoman who came over to the United States from Ukraine, became an American citizen, has done incredible things, and now is in Congress, and she says, America beware. She's on with us in 60 seconds. So let me ask you, do you put your phone bill on auto pay so you don't have to look at the massive amount of money you're spending every month?

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Patriot mobile.com slash back or call 972 Patriot. 972 Patriot or Patriot mobile.com slash back. All right. So Biden and the people surrounding him in his cabinet have Ukraine on the brain since at least Obama's second term. They're obsessed with Ukraine. I think Ukraine is a giant cash cow for those who are corrupt. Back in 2014, Ukraine was in need of some good old-fashioned United States saving. and Ukrainians were rebelling against the Russians aligned, you know, the Russian-aligned government, all on their own.

But Obama and Biden were experiencing a major case of fear of missing out. So they just had to get involved. And so he did. And it drew everyone in the U.S. State Department, National Security apparatus, and even George Soros to Ukraine. You see, back then, Ukraine was considered corrupt. Their leaders, corrupt, the oligarchs, corrupt, ultra-mega corrupt. So naturally, Joe Biden's son jumps right into bed with them, and the media and political elite find no issues with this whatsoever.

Sure, it's a corrupt country, I mean, Obama and Biden's stated goal was to root that corruption out between the government and the oligarchs. But the vice president's son going to work for Burisma was just fine, nothing to see here. For over a decade, the story from Western governments has been that Ukraine is a corrupt government, and we can save them. But up until February 2022, it hadn't been resolved yet. Now, speaking about not being resolved, did we ever hear about the $1.8 billion that went missing in the Bowels of Provatt Bank? That was our money, by the way, our tax dollars. Did anybody in the mainstream media nail that down?

Did Congress? I asked this question because Congress has now greenlit $54 billion in taxpayer funding to Ukraine to fight off the Russians. And what was it? $8 billion already was sent. And then on Friday they announced another $270 million. Let's just put it into perspective. That's a lot of money. Where is it all going?

Why are we writing them a blank check? Can we at least get a final verdict on whether Ukraine? government is corrupt? I think I speak for the majority of the country when I say the Biden administration's signals are a little mixed up here. We're a bit confused. Wasn't corruption the main focus of our help back in 2014? Isn't that why George Soros

swooped in and now everything's okay? They couldn't keep track of $1.8 billion and we give them $60 billion? Let me ask you this. I find it interesting that President Zelensky recently revoked the citizenship of the Ukrainian oligarch Kolomoisky. When Biden was VP, Kolomoisky, was the principal holder of both Burisma, which his son worked for, and Pravot Bank, the one that lost the $1.8 billion.

Now, he had previously been on a U.S. visa ban over his involvement with hired thugs that actually used chainsaws to behead people. But Biden made sure that he had his visa ban lifted so he could come to the United States. And it gets more interesting, as that this is the time that both Biden and John Kerry were lobbying for $1.8 billion aid package to Ukraine. That aid money went to Kolomoisky's Provot Bank and then disappeared. Allegedly, it was channeled into money laundering scheme through a bank in Cyprus and then went to various shell companies. Now, he's also the governor of eastern Ukraine, funding a near-private war between Ukrainian militias and Russia's.

Now, whether he's doing that with his money or someone else's is unknown. Oh, by the way, Kola Mojski is, uh, his money is the big reason why Zelensky got elected. But now that Biden is in office, Zelensky has revoked the citizenship of his previous friend. Is there any chance that we'll find out later that Joe Biden lobbied for this to happen? If anyone has the receipts on Burisma, Pravot Bank, the missing $1.8 billion, and what's going on with this private war between Ukraine and Russia, Kolomoisky would have them. And it's really weird that now his citizenship of Ukraine has been revoked. We want to talk to Congresswoman, Victoria Sparts.

She's from Indiana. Hello, Congresswoman. How are you? Good. Good. Now, you're from Ukraine. You became a citizen in the year 2000. And you're concerned about the money we're sending over there.

Well, let me tell you, and I appreciate it. Actually, it became citizen in 2006. It took me six years because it's not that fast when you come here legally. So I came in 2000. So it takes you a while to become a citizen. But let me tell you, and I might have a little bit different perspective that I want to separate Ukrainian government from Ukrainian people and actually army and fight as a dying in the trenches.

You know, they've been trying to restore freedoms in that country and fought two revolutions, and they fight in this war that really want to have freedom. So when I go there and talk to the people, when I talk to this young boys dying on the front lines, you know, it breaks my heart to see how we're. mismanaging the situation and allow them to die without proper oversight of the government. Because I think it's important in a country like that to hold government accountable. And I think, you know, we have to differentiate that.

You know, I always say, you know, we have, you know, very great people, Americans, but our government leaves much to be desired. So it's not always representation, unfortunately, of the people. But I think for me to see that and actually, you know, and what Biden is doing, it seems to me, and actually most of the money you mentioned don't go directly. to Ukraine because there are a lot of things around that. But how he's really stolen the help, how he's not overseeing it. It's actually he's mismanaging Ukraine, and it's almost either his incompetency on purpose

to allow Russia to advance much more significantly. You know, and what really was concerning for me when I went to Ukraine to see, you know, how much power now people around Zelensky were able to consolidate this power graph. You know, and we're talking about Kolomoiskin, they have this oligars. But if you know the part of that, you know, they actually took citizens. There was no due process or executive order had stolen the border. Someone who is actually in charge of territorial defense of a major city in Nipro, you know, right in western Ukraine. And that person had nothing to do.

He was just lucky enough to meet for half an hour with me. They almost detained parliamentarian from Ukrainian parliament who tried to leave the country to come to U.S. because the war is going to meet with U.S. legislator. So this amount of power and abuse of power in concentration is very dangerous for the country, in country which doesn't have check and balances where judicial prosecutorial branches controlled by president and people around him, a lot of rational filtration, a lot of different problems. So I think this is a very concern.

And unfortunately, that they now started a witch hunt against some Ukrainians that had nothing to do you know, with anything because the issues I was brought up, they actually were brought up by our military people during my cadets, and they were brought up by some U.S. companies, you know, doing business in Europe and actually doing business and defense industry. And they had some concern, and it's interesting, you know, because there is some issues that I didn't want to brought up because, you know, I know that it was reported to FBI, but it was brought up recently, you know, in Ukrainian newspapers where this guy, you're Mark that I mentioned, his father, you know, and appointee of your mock in Minister and Defense,

you know, creating monopoly, had cooperation with Iran and Afghanistan, you know, and sabotaging some of the purchasing weapons and have a very interested connection to Russia. And Putin, so I think it's very dangerous for us not to deal with properly managed situation, because if we turn Ukraine and not Afghanistan, it's very dangerous for our national security, too, because Ukraine has a lot of critical resources. It's not a small country, and it's in Havenwald Vazer could be dangerous for all of us, and it's been escalating,

and I'm managed by this administration. All right. So, Congresswoman, I'm not sure if we're on the same page. I really like the people of Ukraine. I have a soft spot for what they've done in the past on fighting Russia. I feel horrible. about the people who have lost their lives and the women and children. And, you know, we have a team over there that is rescuing children and trying to get them

safe to safety and not be trafficked. But I just think this is a convenient little war. Why, for instance, did Zelensky get rid of Kolomoisky? Why did he revoke his citizenship? I mean, it just seems convenient if you were looking to. to make sure that nobody was around to tell about the dirty things you were doing. Why is it that President Zelensky was against gay marriage? Because it's a different country with different standards.

He was against it. And yet, during the war now, they pass a law for gay marriage. And that seems to me like American pressure. being exerted at the worst possible time because we gave them money. Well, no doubt, but I wish American pressure would be exerted in a way of how we can, they can improve their logistics, how they can improve oversight and make sure that they can be more accountable to American people instead of playing politics and playing an agenda that is unfortunately, you know, being very radical in this country.

And I think they're playing politics instead of the managing the processes and governing, because governments like Ukraine or governments like Afghanistan, they have to be forced to provide transparency to our people. If you don't, you will have another Afghanistan. But unfortunately, they haven't been doing that, but doing other things that are very not productive for them to fight and win that war. And I think this is our responsibility of Congress to put pressure, you know, just because this is going to be a major problem for us if we don't do. escalate situation, but also we have accountability to our people, and to Ukrainian people, they're dying there. Is Zelensky a good guy or a

bad guy? Or is the answer to that? Yes. Yeah, I think, you know, we have to, you know, they have to, you know, I don't look at people good or bad, I actually have a very low regard to all politicians in general, so it's not about that. Every president should have accountability. Every president has to be watched, but the amount of power right now, Ukrainian government is accumulating and a power grab and abuse of power where they actually decide who can enter the border, who can exit with proper due process

and using the war to consolidate media and control prosecutorial judicial bridge. It's very dangerous, you know, and he needs to be responsible that he put people, and his chief of staff, is becoming a dictator in that country. So President Zelensky needs to take responsibility and explain what's happening there. I know that he's busy doing a lot of external things and dealing with leaders in Europe and here, but he's still a president, and he needs to be responsible and tell us what's happening,

why this amount of abuse of, but that's not what Ukrainian people are fighting for, to have another dictator. That's what not what they want, and I think that's very not productive. I really appreciate it. This is a congresswoman, Victoria Sparts, and she has been very outspoken, and because of it, she's gotten heat from the left and the right.

But intellectual debate is necessary to be able to be a free country. And I appreciate you speaking out, Victoria. Thank you so much. Thank you so much. It's never easy to do the right thing, but it's worth it. Thank you so much. Yes, it is. Thank you.

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of Ukraine. And then it was re-released this time with the Ukrainian Symphony Orchestra, playing in the middle of rubble in Kiev. And I want to play a little bit of it just to refresh your memory on what it is. Who is this comedian? His audience, more mice than men, the Superman, Ukrainian. I don't know.

Great grandson of the Holocaust, an eastern heart the West has lost, mail or carry up his cross, I don't know. But he's got everyone think of the world. Now, I tell you, when I first heard this song at the time, I was, I love it, because I love the author and the singer. but I also felt gung-ho about Zelensky. I don't know how to feel about Zelensky, but I don't think the song is necessarily all about him. I think it is more of a question, can we do something?

It's just one guy made a difference in that moment. If you stand, will you make a difference? But I don't know for sure. Let me go to John Androsic, who is a singer-songwriter, Five for Fighting, and a good friend of the program, a good friend of mine. Hi, John. How are you? Glenn, greetings from the back of a tour bus in Richfield, Connecticut. I'm relieved, redacted as wagging his tail in some poor stranger's backyard, and it is a pleasure, as always, to talk to you, my friend. Good to talk to you.

So, John, when you wrote this, you wrote this when we were all looking at Zelensky saying, look this guy is turning down tickets to come to leave and he could be killed and he's going on the front lines and his family is staying there too, right? Exactly. I think

when have we seen that in the last generation? Unlike Afghanistan this guy didn't take the ticket, he didn't take the bag of money. He stayed knowing that very likely in the next few days he and his wife and children would be murdered and killed by Russia.

But to your point, as usual, Glenn, you get to the heart of it. The song's not necessarily about Zelensky, whatever you think of Zelensky. I frankly agree with much of what you said with Congressman Sparks. I actually wrote a train with her from Leviv to Kiev, and we spoke a lot about this. And going to Ukraine and filming this video with the orchestra, seen at first hand, I saw the lines of trucks miles on the border. and you do get the sense that the administration wrote a check without considering logistics, training, oversight, all those things. I also saw the positives of my partners, Save Our Allies, moving aid to the front.

But it is. It's beyond Ukraine. It's beyond Zelensky. It is about us. It is a people. Do we allow Putin to devour Ukraine and create a situation where it's our troops, fight in Eastern Europe, in two years or not? And unfortunately, the Biden administration mismanaged this war, like Afghanistan, were stuck in this place where whatever you think of Zelensky, the long-term consequences, I think for all of us, are catastrophic.

So it's a tough, it's a tough dynamic, but it is not about Zelensky. It's about the Ukrainian people. It's about who we are. Do we stand up for freedom or not? It is, you know, there's nothing easy to decide. I was thinking, I was speaking the other day and talking about my wrestle with Winston Churchill, who I absolutely adore. I just love him.

He is smart. He would have, if we would have listened to him, we wouldn't have had a Cold War. And he's funny. I just love the guy. However, when I finished reading, you know, several books about him from the Western point of view, I thought, you know, he spent a lot of time over in India. I wonder what their point of view is. oh, it's not good.

And Winston Churchill later said he did those things and they weren't good. And I thought to myself, so which one is he? Is he a good guy or a bad guy? And the answer I came up with was, yes. Is America a good place or a bad place? Yes, it's both. It's just which trajectory are we on? And I look at Zelensky.

I don't know if he's a bad guy. I do know that he's played a very important role now. I just think that that country is so riddled with corruption. It's insane on our part to send them the five-year total bill for our war in Afghanistan to them without any oversight, without a single accountant. I mean, that's crazy. I agree with you. And frankly, there's one person in this video that we made with Ukraine orchestra in the rubble of the airport.

That's not Ukrainian. And it's Churchill. And whatever you think about Churchill as a person, he did drag the rest of the world to the right side of history. And we're talking right now because of that. So, Lindsay, I don't know. Is he grave? Yeah. Is he corrupt?

Yes. Very likely. It's Ukraine. Okay, I mean, you can't survive there. Look, I saw it firsthand. We stayed at a Russian oligarchs hotel, probably because they wouldn't bomb us. I saw it firsthand, but if you take your eyes out of the, out of the microscope, look at the geopolitical consequences. We talked months ago about the fall of Afghanistan would lead to Ukraine, okay? We also talked about the next dominole of Taiwan. So I think whatever you think of Zelensky, certainly we cannot be funding their mob,

okay? On the other hand, if we just turn our back on Ukraine and we allow Putin to reconstitute the Soviet Union, then what? Then it is our soldiers dying in this war. It's probably Taiwan gone to China. So I think the geopolitical consequences of this long term are so significant that I I think we have to demand that our government do the right thing. I know it's hard, but get them the right weapons they can, the defensive weapons they can use, not just to tie or lose slowly, which is happening right now, but to end this war so we don't have to worry about ventilation and our soldiers dying. That's my focus with this and this song to raise that awareness. And I'm calling for a live aid type concert, Glenn, for Ukraine, because we need a cultural front on this war.

The economic front failed. The political front has amazing things. It can permeate borders. And we need the Russian people to know that they can either go down with this tyrant or rejoin the free world. So we need a culture front. I know you understand that more than anybody. And that's really my goal with this song, my trip to Ukraine, this video. And hopefully we can make that happen.

So not to make the point for war, but to make the point to or to raise money to help the citizens get out, put their life back together, that kind of thing? I think we need to raise money for Save Our Allies, for Nazarene, what you guys are doing, humanitarian aid, but also to put the Russian people on notice that the world is against them. They're being told that they're heroes fighting the Nazis, okay? That's the propaganda of Putin is giving them. They need to understand they're isolated.

The World Cup, they're not going to play. We have this global concert basically saying, you guys you're going to go down with this guy this Putin guy figure out a way to topple him I think look I can't drive a tank I'm not a politician but I can write a song and I've seen how music can move the needle so it's frustrating it's you just it's in many ways Afghanistan all over again with the mismanagement of our government but I do think long-term consequences are so huge that we just can't turn our back we we can do both we're America

We can have people on the ground. We can have oversight. We can have training. We can help Ukraine win this war without funding their mob. And at the same time, we can stop Putin's aggression. This is who we're supposed to be. What would Reagan do? That's what I ask myself every day.

What would Reagan do? He wouldn't be writing checks and then turning his back on a country. So I'm sorry for my rant, but that's how I feel. I agree with you. John Andrassic, Androsic, thank you so much, John. I appreciate it. You're on tour.

Where are you going to be? Oh, we're going to be all over the East Coast. We're in Connecticut tonight, Pennsylvania, Ohio, down in Atlanta. So, yeah, 5forFiting.com. All the tour dates are there. Come to show, Glenn. You're always on the guest list. All right, buddy.

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How is Schmidt doing in Missouri? Isn't Missouri having election today? Yeah, you've got primaries in Arizona, Kansas, Michigan, Missouri, and Washington. That's going on. Oh, excuse me, that's August 2nd, August 2nd. So we've got a few weeks here. Actually, that's next week, isn't it? This is happening too fast.

Anyway, next week is when this happens. And Eric Schmidt, now we've talked to him a couple of times as he's been running. I've had him on several times, yeah. And he has been, I think every time we talk to him, he was behind. However, that seemingly has turned around. In fact, the latest poll came out today. Schmidt 39, Hartsler 25, Gratens 18. So, you know, Greitens was leading this race for most of the time.

He was the former governor that kind of left in a scandal, and he's had some issues dealing with that. But Schmidt, you know, is seemingly a really promising candidate. it and now, at least in this latest poll leads by a wide margin. Previously, he had a Trafalgar poll came out, had him in the lead as well, but much closer earlier this week, only up by three points. So it's, you know, it's unclear whether he, you know, he seems to be the frontrunner at this point, just unclear how big that margin might be. So he's great as an attorney general.

I think he's fantastic as the attorney general. Um, the, uh, Stu, the, uh, do you remember Levitt, the guy we had on right before I went on vacation that last day? I do. How could I possibly forget? Uh, that was the day that the Dobbs ruling came out and overturned Roe versus Wade right in the middle of that phone call. And he was much more concerned about himself in his own career than he was about that, which was relatively revealing to me. So like two weeks before, he was ahead. Uh, and I think he had pretty good.

margins. The election was the Tuesday after that interview with him. And he lost 75 to 25. Yeah, that didn't work out too well for him. A ton of people wrote to me and said, I guess honestly, I wasn't sure where to go with that. I didn't know much about it. But when I heard the way he reacted to the Dobbs case in real time, I mean, that was such a revealing moment. I mean, here's a guy. Again, a lot of times you, you know, to, I guess his defense, I mean, like you get wrapped up in your own stuff. And sometimes, you know, this is a big moment, I guess, for his campaign coming on and doing a high profile interview like this.

But to not to not detect the significance to a conservative audience of Roe versus Wade being overturned in the middle of your little campaign phone call. It was just incredibly revealing as to where the priority. were for this guy to me. Don't you wish it was, don't you wish they would all come on this program and talk to us? Because I think that he's not the first one. There's been several that have just revealed themselves on the air. This is why they don't come on the air to talk to us. I know, I know.

And you didn't even do anything. I mean, it wasn't like you came up with some really super difficult question to ask. It was just like, you know, you were giving, you kind of gave an intro to him. that I'm sure he, you know, wasn't, it didn't agree with fully. He had a chance to answer. And then the Dobbs case ruling came out. He acted, you know, offended that you would interrupt him

with the overturning of Roe versus Wade. And even though you invited him back on later in the hour where he blurted out some more nonsense and then lost by 50 points. Good luck. Good job. Find a new career. Don Groves.

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So who are you voting for? Well, I wanted to have Don Groves on. She is an really amazing accomplished woman, and she is running for the Arizona Attorney General position. She is one of the three candidates, and I wanted you to meet her, Don Groves, in 60 seconds. This inflation is merciless. I'm in case you've been wondering whether or not there's anything you can do.

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Hello, Glenn. Such a privilege to be with you. I'm doing fabulous. How are you? Very good. So it's fascinating. My father used to use ping golf clubs. your grandparents

started Ping in their garage, didn't they? That's right, Glenn. In fact, my parents, Bonnie and Carson Solheim, are 85, and they listen to you on the big talker and flagstaff. My dad likes you because he says, you do the research and you dig into the real truth. Okay, well, I've done my research on you. You're a constitutional conservative,

study constitutional law at the U.S. Supreme Court under Justice Scalia litigated in the courtroom, defending Made in American Manufacturers for seven years. Then you went to your family business 24 years ago. You've done a ton of stuff. I mean, you're an overachiever, shall we say. I wanted to talk to you because... I'll go ahead. I learned that it's not about me and what I bring.

It's about God plus anyone even including. me. And when he calls, he's either already equipped you for the task, or he's going to bring you everyone you need on the team to be fully equipped. So do you feel God has called you for this time at that position? I do. Thank you very much so. And why are you the right person? Arizona is a little like Texas with the border. You've got, you know, the election stuff that is still going on that I'd like to talk to you about. Government is overreaching. I mean, you are going to be one of the people on the hot seat. Why are you the right person? You know, people have asked me over the years to run for office, and I told them all no. I said that God would have to completely change my heart to consider

campaigning for any political office. But I, you know, have received that calling, and I can't sit back. I'm seeing the ruling class openly turning citizens into subjects. And as a wife and mom, I can't sit back when I see government policy strip away parental rights and mandate, you know, masks and isolation and harm our children. And as a manufacturing executive and a legal counsel for a thriving family business, I can't sit back when I see the federal government trying to turn private businesses into their enforcement arm to carry out mandates that they never had legal authority for. And as a patriotic American and a third generation, I just can't, a third generation, Arizona and I just can't sit back when I see the federal government

printing money, attacking American energy and spiking inflation that hits everyone at the gas pump and grocery store and everywhere, all while refusing to do their constitutionally mandated job to guard our border. And I've seen the crime rate spike like crazy, even a few weeks after I announced my candidacy. I had two bullets come through the windows at Ping and one of them hit my office. I just cannot sit back any longer when I see our board. our economy, our families, our way of life under attack, and I'm here to fight back. So what are you going to do? I mean, Texas is really struggling with the border too. And, you know, I think the governor is assisting a little bit. I'd like to see them just say,

if you're not going to do it, then we have to do it. But, you know, that's not what the Constitution says, you'll have to fight that out in court. What is your plan for the border? Border security truly is the number one priority for me. I mean, the reality is without a secure border or safety or elections or youth or health or businesses, our entire way of life is jeopardized. And so my first action will be to defend Arizona's border. You know, the current administration has been too busy telling us how to live our lives and frivolously spending our money to do their job to secure the border. And I will hold them accountable. And here's how. First, I will help Arizona exercise our rights under the U.S. Constitution's self-defense clause

and restore our state's right to prevent an invasion. I was the first candidate in the Arizona race to raise this option at our first Attorney General candidate debate last November, which, by the way, there are six candidates in my race. And, you know, some were saying, oh, pay no attention to that constitutional right. The federal government might oppose it. but every constitutional right is important and every tool needs to be used to secure a border. And it wasn't the federal government that stopped the Virginia smugglers

back at the founding of our nation. James Madison talked about these smugglers that came into Virginia. It was the Virginia militia, simply a group of empowered citizens who did that. And so once we declare an invasion pursuant to this constitutional provision, we can guard the border ourselves,

we still need to aggressively enforce criminal trespassing, drug possession, human smuggling and all our laws. And the Texas Attorney General has endorsed me in this race. He knows that I'm going to work arm in arm with Texas to make sure that we do guard that border. And, you know, if you just do things like criminal trespassing, Texas discovered that you can have a liberal county attorney

that will just send them out the back door anyway. So you've got to use every possible tool, declare the cartels, the terror, that they are, enforce the laws, declare that invasion so that we can do this ourselves, and that way we can deport people right there at the border and not give them these, you know, flips of paper to say come back in six years for your asylum hearing. By then they're going to be saying, oh, they have kids here and it's too late. And I am the granddaughter of a legal immigrant.

So I believe in legal immigration, and it hurts legal immigrants more than anyone when we allow everyone to just flood over. It is an invasion. We do have, especially south of Tucson in Arizona, it's 90 to 95% military aged men who are coming across. We see them on the cameras who aren't being apprehended. And there's twice the number of them now, about 7,000 to 8,000 every single month coming across that we see are getting in, but they're getting away. It's not right. I remember, gosh, it must have been about 10 years ago.

I think it was, I think it was Phoenix. that was the, uh, the kidnap capital of the world. And no one was talking about used to like be Bogota, Columbia or something. And for a while it was, uh,

Phoenix and nobody talked about it because it was all illegals and, uh, drug smuggling stuff. And so it just kind of flew under the radar. But go ahead. Yeah. Tucson had its highest murder rate ever last year. And violent crime and

Phoenix is up nearly 100%. And there is so much activity on our tribal lands, too, with kidnappings and people disappearing and being killed. It is a tragedy in Arizona. And it is absolutely intertwined with this problem at the border when the Biden administration has left it wide open so that any criminal could come in and the cartels are calling the shots there, it is causing crime to have a huge uptick. And I have also been endorsed by the Arizona State Troopers.

Association, you know, they trust me to be the candidate who will have law enforcement back and restore public safety in Arizona. So tell me about, for instance, these sanctuary cities, and they're now starting to pop up again with right to life and abortion. They'll say, this city, I think it was, I'm trying to remember which city just announced it that they're going to be an abortion safe haven in a state that says we're abortion free, and they're going to just keep going. Tell me about the rule of law. You know, this is one of the things you talked about and something that motivated me when I thought

about running for Attorney General is that the Attorney General are that last line of defense, that we need them to uphold that rule of law. Why can we not have a sanctuary for law-abiding citizens to be able to live their lives and raise their families and run their businesses. We should have that sort of a sanctuary rather than one for criminals. So it's very important to me that we uphold that rule of law. That rule of law applies across the board. It's not just rules for me and not for the.

It's rules for everyone. Thank you. And that's what I bring that's different in this Attorney General race than the Democrat Attorney General candidate who would, you know, like to pick and choose which laws she's going to enforce and pressure the county attorneys not to enforce the law. I will defend Arizona's laws. Whether or not I love them all, I will defend it because those laws need to apply equally. To Republicans, to Democrats, to independents, it doesn't matter what your political persuasion is. the laws apply across the board. And I will seek to make sure that we don't fund those cities who aren't complying with the law. This is the job of the Attorney General. Make sure that

everyone complies with state law so that we have a fair playing field for everyone so that we can have a sanctuary for those law-abiding citizens who want to do good things in Arizona and provide for each other. Can you tell me what is happening with the election security? Because Arizona's been one of those states that you'll read one thing and it'll be like, wow, they've got all kinds of evidence. And then you read something else and it completely dismisses it. And for somebody who's not in the state, you have no idea what's going on. How secure are the elections this time? Thank you for that question, Glenn.

I will step back for a second and say, when you see big tech, big medium, big government collude together, it's a bury a true story about Hunter Biden and the amplify a false story about President Trump and Russia. I mean, already that's interfering in our elections. But then you've got the federal only voters. In 2018, we had 1,700 of them. But in 2020, we had 11,600 of them. And President Biden only won by 10,457 votes. So if they're not being required to provide ID and our Constitution has said some statehood that anyone voting in a federal election needs to be a U.S. citizen. So those things can swing an election right there. And then you add to it the ballot harvesting, the irregularities that were uncovered. It really are some concerns.

And I want to make sure that every Arizona, you know, regardless of their political persuasions, you know, you know, can have confidence in the fairness and integrity of Arizona's election system and know that their vote counts. And there are some concerns. There's a huge percentage of our electorate that doesn't feel that confidence. And that's what I would like to restore. I'm not saying that people haven't tried their best or done a lot of great things right. I think they have. But I think there's more that needs to be done because the confidence is not there. And there needs to be a following up of these different complaints that are made to the Attorney General's office, whether it's somebody being told at an election place that, hey, if you're registered as a Democrat,

wow, you're not allowed to vote as a Republican. Or, you know, sometimes they're being told this in other languages. Or if they get a ballot that's already pre-marked for someone, those things need to be investigated and prosecuted. And now that our ballot harvesting laws have been upheld all the way to the U.S. Supreme Corps, it's time to make sure that. that we actually enforce them, that there's none of this collecting and paying for and gathering others ballots so that they can mark them to be a certain way.

It's not okay. We need to restore that integrity of our election system and make sure people can have the confidence in it because there would be nothing worse than having people say, oh, my vote doesn't matter. Oh, no. Ultimate disempowering citizens, and we can't allow that to happen. Yeah. All right, Don Grove.

She's the Arizona Attorney General candidate. The vote is next week. She has been endorsed by all kinds of AGs, Indiana, Nebraska, Texas, former Florida A.G. Pambandi and also the Arizona State Troopers. We've done a thorough search on you, and you seem like the real deal. And for any AG candidate, if you were looking to vote for one, They just have to be willing to have a spine, stand for your state, and fairly put people in jail. Obey the law or you go to jail no matter who you are.

Don, thank you very much. Thank you, Glenn. You bet. Don Grove for A-Z is her Twitter, and you can find her website and get involved if you'd like in her campaign. Don Grove for Arizona.com. Don Grove for Arizona.com. All right. Genuicell is the best in skin care.

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Telemundo has been all over the story. Of that 10-year-old that was raped in Ohio, she cannot get answers from the state. The state will not give her any answers on what happened to the children, what happened to the mother. It looks as though this rapist was living in the home. Mom is defending him, saying, no, that's not true, that's not true. He's admitted it, confessed, and is in jail.

He still needs to go in front of a jury. But what happened to mom and mom's kids? Why hasn't the Department of Family Services seemingly done anything or have they? No one will give Megan Fox any answer. I would really like you to, if you would, do me a favor, do Megan a favor, do the truth the favor, and call AG Attorney General Yost's office. He's a Republican. He's in a lot of trouble now.

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Where is the girl? Where are the children? What happened to the mother? What did the Department of Children and Family Services do? My guess is we're not getting this information because my guess is for some reason, somebody decided to hide this story. and they let the young 10-year-old girl go back into mom's house when the perpetrator was still there. Hopefully that's not the story.

But the one who has the answer and can get the answer, so ask nicely because he's actually been on this story. But we need help. Is Attorney General Yost, please call him in Ohio and ask him, please to get to the bottom of this, what did the Department of Family Services do with the children once they knew rape was involved? Wouldn't it be nice if you could breathe a little easier every day knowing that at least some of your money is not going to be gone because of market insanity or because of inflation. Wouldn't it be great to feel a little more secure that you'd have something left if everything else tubes.

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I thought, man, if I can just talk about menstrual cycles today, normally it's motorcycles, bicycles, but this menstrual cycle is, I've been waiting for this show. Yeah, normally it's those things, but it is menstrual cycle Tuesday, which is a big segment on our show, and we've been pulling this in for a now. We're trying to be more women, yeah, more women friendly, the Glenn Beck program. Sarah Gonzalez is here and she's actually, yeah, she's not going to be talking about menstrual. Well, she is going to be talking about menstrual cycles in some way as just part of all of the things that could be affected by COVID that we now find out after we go through the 75 page or the, all of the pages of their research that they wanted to hold for 75 years. Tonight we have a special uncensored the truth about COVID vaccines.

You'll only see it behind the paywall for a reason. Uncensored, uncensored, the truth of COVID vaccines. Welcome to the program, Sarah Gonzalez. Thank you, Glenn. That was not the menstrual cycle expert was not the intro that I was expecting, but I appreciate it all the same. I know that you're, I know, I know that you are, you know, you know, into menstrual cycles and the changes that are going on because of the COVID vaccine.

I don't know. I don't know what I'm doing anymore. Very into menstrual cycles. Yeah. Thanks. Yes. Okay. So the COVID vaccines, they changed women's cycles.

And it's, they tried to make this out. Oh, yeah, it happens once in a while. But it's actually very common. And this is one of the things that you guys found. Yeah. Yeah, it is. And it's interesting because I actually covered that on my show. I believe it was last year. I was reading one of the first studies that had come out about the menstrual cycle changes in women. And Blaze TV took a big hit with YouTube for me literally reading the data from a study that had come out. We're seeing, you know, in the midst of all of this, I just read a headline this morning that was a White House to launch effort to develop next generation of COVID vaccines. And as I was reading it, I had a voiceover. in my head that was like brought to you by the same people who botched the last vaccine. Because if you look, if you read the way that they are the way that they are building this up, they're saying,

well, look, this one is going to be way better. It's going to dramatically reduce rates of infection or transmission and build on the current shots whose impact has been mainly to prevent serious illness and death. This is patently false. On the special we play a montage of government officials, including, of course, the quadruple vaccinated Joe Biden, who currently has COVID, all of these officials saying during the rollout of this vaccine, that the vaccine prevents you from getting COVID. It prevents you from getting sick. And then as we know, the CDC realized they had completely botched it and ended up changing the definition of the word vaccine because this vaccine didn't fit the definition anymore because it didn't provide immunity. So they're

revising history in real time. Right, and nobody really seems to care. We are putting things that are quite dangerous to some people into our body. And I know that you had Peter McCullough on, who is, I think, the most published cardiologist in America. He's not some nobody. He's been speaking out about these with common sense from the beginning, and his life has just been destroyed. What did he talk about?

What did you learn from him? Yeah, I mean, with Dr. McCullough, who as you point out, I think you make a great point, Glenn, which is these doctors that are coming and speaking out against the government narrative have nothing to gain from this. They are losing their careers. They're losing their livelihoods. In some cases, they're losing their medical license all because they are speaking out about what they are seeing as treating doctors. So Peter McCullough has nothing to gain from coming out and saying, this is what I'm seeing and it's bad. So we talked about the Pfizer's own data that showed 1,223 potential deaths from the vaccine during the first three months of the rollout. We talked about, as you mentioned, lower sperm counts in men after the shot, menstrual cycle changes in women, young people now all of a sudden having strokes, athletes dropping dead on the field, myocarditis, and young men, which, you know, government experts will tell you, we read the headlines as they were starting to come out and surface.

don't worry, it's just mild heart damage. I actually, I talked to Dr. McCullough about this, as you mentioned. He is a world-renowned cardiologist, so this is his specialty. He thinks much, much differently. He doesn't say that it's mild heart damage, that mild heart damage actually exists. I think that we do have a clip of Dr. McCullough talking about myocarditis in young men. The principles of cardiology is we preserve heart tissue at all. measures. If someone is having a heart attack, we put in a stamp, we open up blood flow,

we give medications to protect against heart attacks. We don't allow one heart cell to be damaged. So this idea that we can normalize this, oh, it's mild here, just take some heart damage and you'll be okay. This is, I think, symptomatic of a disturbia. You know, these cardiologists who are not alarmed by this, two papers by Jenna Schauer, published, in the journal pediatric show the heart damage occurring in children who are getting myocarditis, and it's actually the P gauge is men, age 18 to 24, it's actually 90% men. It extends to men, all the way up into their 70s, by the way. But these people generally young who are sustaining heart damage, A, it's a sizable amount of heart damage by MRI, and we evaluate that with late

catalytic enhancement. And number two, it's not going away. So I have now some young people, my practice is over a year, and they have ongoing heart damage. Wow. And we're giving these vaccines now to kids. Do you talk to them about that? I did, actually. I'm glad that you brought that up. You know, after hearing what's happening in adults, young men, they want us to give our children this vaccine, our babies even, six-month-old infants who can't tell us if they're having heart pains, who can't tell us if they're hurting, they can't express a potential sight effect from the vaccine. Think about this, Glenn. Any other product would have been pulled. by now off the market, especially when it comes to children, you have one death, two infant deaths from a rocker, and they recall the entire product, even though it was used incorrectly. This, instead, with this, the government is actually recommending that you put it into your baby's arms, even though there's no efficacy that's being shown for children, and they know it. These are crimes against humanity

that are happening in real time. I know we have inflation, gas prices, all of these things to worry about. But the fact that we have this data that we do and the product is still being put into people's arms should trouble everyone. I asked Dr. Peter McCullough about specifically, should parents give their child this vaccine? And I think we have that clip as well. Under no circumstances should children receive the genetic code for the Wuhan spike protein. It sounds bad. It is bad. And children is characteristically a mild illness. So it's not medically necessary or it's clinically indicated.

The randomized trials demonstrated no clinical benefit to children, meaning there was no reductions in risks of hospitalization and death. The registrational trials by Frank and Walther published in the New England Journal of Medicine, they actually showed the kids got sicker with the vaccines than they would with COVID. There's more fever, more side effects. In a paper by House and Colleagues, MMWR, December 31st, 2021 issue, alarmingly, the parents were reporting what happened to the children through the V-Safe system. and parents reported the children were becoming incapacitated with getting this vaccine. Holy cow. So did you guys come up with a reason other than money that this is being done? Glenn, I think what it comes down to is money and control, because as you saw, it wasn't just the public-private partnership that was formed between the government and Pfizer. but it's also forcing the vaccine on the population,

forcing them to do it in order to keep their jobs, keeping their thumb on the American people. But this new public-private partnership that the government has formed with these vaccine companies should really, really frighten every American. I mean, think about it. When in the history of our country, can you remember the government being the one

to buy up millions and millions of doses from these vaccine companies, from Big Pharma, rather than people just paying for them, insurance paying for them. Why is it the government all of a sudden doing this? Yeah. And the fact that, you know, they're telling gun manufacturers that if somebody uses their product and commits a crime, that the gun manufacturer, it can be sued.

That's the latest in California. However, these drug manufacturers can't be sued. Are you kidding me? Yeah. There's no accountability on any. anything anymore. Absolutely. I'm glad that you brought that up. I think that a lot of Americans don't realize this that in 1986, Congress passed the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act that shielded big pharmaceutical companies from any liability should all of these childhood

vaccines, all of these vaccines injure anyone, kill them. They could be, you know, disabled for life. And these pharmaceutical companies have absolutely no repercussions for that. The system that they put in place in order for us to be able to track whether or not these vaccines were hurting people is called VERS, where doctors and patients can report adverse side effects. Now that you see all of these VERS reports coming out on the COVID vaccine, the answer from the government is, well, we can't really trust that system because just anyone, even patients can report this. This doesn't come from doctors, so we can't trust it. Really? This is the only accountability mechanism you guys told us we had to make sure that vaccines were protecting us and not hurting

us. And now you're telling us that the only way that we have to look at this, now we can't use. Huh, something's amuck here. One last thing. I know you did talk to the doctor about being villainized and what he has paid. This is the reason why it's on Blaze TV only. Usually we'll put it on Pluto, we'll put it on social media, but it's on Blaze TV only tonight for subscribers because we have already paid a very, very high price telling you the truth. And there's only so many strikes and then you're out. So we want to make sure that you have access to it. And I'll tell you how you can get it here in a second. But here's what the doctor said happened to his life after speaking out and telling

the truth. I never anticipated this could possibly happen. I'm the most published person in my field in the world in history. I had devised a hypothesis that was fully explored over the last several decades that the heart and kidneys communicate with each other. They influence each other in health and disease. And that became basically a very tractable line of investigation that led to in vitro diagnostics and therapeutics, since there are common intermediaries like diabetes, high blood pressure, etc. And because of that, I was the editor of two major journals, cardiorenal medicine, reviews in cardiovascular medicine. I was a frequent lecture all over the world.

2018, I was the named endowed lecture at Harvard. I lectured in two different major departments. I've lectured at the New York Academy of Sciences. I presented at the European Medicine Association. I've presented at the FDA Congressional Oversight Panel. I mean, I've done a lot in my career to be perfectly credible as an analyst. I've actually chaired day safety monitoring boards for over two dozen trials. There may be no other physician with an MD behind their name who's actually done that in the United States.

I know product safety inside out backwards and forwards. So when COVID-19 hit, it was so clear to me that if we didn't treat it early that the virus was going to slaughter our senior citizens. And I was not going to let that happen on my watch. I worked feverishly. I got large grants. I got investigation in a drug application with the FDA. I was an overall name principal investigator and some other large programs. and I worked with others and we devised a treatment approach and literally within six months we had a home treatment guide.

I had major papers published on this and the degree of censorship that I started to receive on early treatment. Before the vaccines made me believe that those who were actually actively suppressing treatment were doing so in order to ultimately promote the vaccines. They were ready for this. It's quite amazing. It's a special tonight on Blaze TV, uncensored. the truth about COVID vaccines. You don't want to miss it if you are not a Blaze subscriber, become one today.

BlazTV.com slash uncensored. Make sure that you use the promo code unsafe and you'll save 20%. I do want to say so. I do want to apologize for the audience for what Sarah has been saying, as only about 20% of that was menstrual cycle related. So we've totally blown up menstrual cycle Tuesdays. She's way off topic. And I just want to apologize to the audience for that.

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