The Glenn Beck Program - Trump Cracks Down on Birthright Citizenship with Historic Ban | 8/7/26

Episode Date: August 7, 2026

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featuring Packerate and Jeff Fisher today for Glenn. He'll be on vacation for time. Thanks for joining us. Great to have you with us. AAA 727 B-E-C-K is our number. President Trump signed a couple of really important executive orders yesterday. We'll get into that and a lot more coming up 60 seconds. When you sign your company's insurance policy,

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And the Supreme Court was so bad, had such a ridiculous ruling. on the birthright citizenship situation that, you know, something's got to be done. Yes. And so the president took action yesterday. Stephen Miller talked about it. And Stephen Miller is always great expressing things. Well, yes. I mean, Trump had said that, you know, I think we're the only country period that does birthright citizenship.

I thought we were going to win the Supreme Court. Unfortunately, bad decision. Unfair decision. Our country suffers because of it. and we're ending it in a different way. Okay. I mean, good. And Stephen Miller lays it out.

Yeah. Point by point. He does a pretty good job speaking for the president. And here it is. Today the president signed these two executive orders here relating to birthright citizenship and birth tourism. Okay. As the president mentioned, the 14th Amendment was passed exclusively in the aftermath of the Civil War so to ensure that the children of slaves would be citizens. It had no other meeting in purpose.

outside of that. And that's been clear, obviously, since the day that it was passed. You can go back, you can read the congressional debates. This is not something that's even seriously contested by anybody. The president is using his authority as commander-in-chief to sign first an executive order using the new ruling the Supreme Court issued to expand the definitions of people who are ineligible for birthright citizenship. That includes, for example, alien enemies of the United States, members of foreign terrorist organizations, and a large category of people who lobby and act on behalf of foreign governments. And so with taking this action, it ensures that large numbers of people who, wrongly,

would be getting birthright citizenship, will no longer be eligible for those benefits. The second action that he's taking, which is especially historic, is for the first time ever in American history, to ban birth tourism. So I want you to really let that sink in. This has been some of the people who talked about not only for years, but for decades. The idea that people come here pretending to be a tourist, pretending to be a visitor, saying they want to go to Disneyland, they want to go visit a monument or go to a national park. But the real reason they're here is to have a child, to make that child an automatic citizen,

leave our country, and then have a U.S. citizen child. It gives them access under this broken system to welfare benefits, ultimately to the voting booth, and all the other rights and privileges that belong solely to Americans. So that practice of birth tourism is as of the signing of this order, hereby banned. And what that means is that no one in the world is any more allowed to obtain a visa for this fraudulent purpose. It is probably, and President Trump has done many historic things on immigration, too many until this now, seal the southern border shut, record deportations, record integrity, stopping foreign terrorist entry, record reduction in drug seizures, dismantling the criminal cartels,

dismantling the gangs, right, everything he's done that has been so unprecedented. I would put this in the top three in terms of importance because it ends what has been one of the gravest and most egregious abuses of the American system, and it keeps American citizenship sacred. Amen. I mean, he knew he was going to be speaking at the Oval, too,

because he's wearing a darn nice suit today, not one of those little off-the-rack suits. But amen to the birthright citizenship. And we've even gone past the pretending of being on vacation. I mean, the tourism is just come here, have a baby, get the citizenship, move on. Sometimes they don't even pretend like they're going to Disneyland or Disney World. Any of that. They're just here to give birth.

Yes. And it's been allowed up until now. And then they get their citizenship papers and they go back to their country. Yep. And then when they're ready to, when the kid has all the rights of an American citizen, living in another country, but mostly China, but another country. And that's a problem. But thankfully, it's a big problem.

Yeah, that's a problem. It's a really big problem. And so hopefully this will curb that. What we need to do is to codify that into law. We won't. Well, I'm sure the House and Senator on it. Because as soon as there's a Democrat in office, they'll overturn that. You know, and they'll overturn all the work, the President Trump.

has done on immigration if it's not codified in law. Now, by the end of the year, we're supposed to have had the entire wall built. That's how far that's progressed is that we're supposed to have all like 2100 miles of the border secured by a wall, which is incredible. Amazing. And they've also put a buoy, a buoy down a really huge. of the Rio Grande. It's a long section of the Rio Grande.

And so you can see they're like barrels. They look like orange construction barrels. And they're placed in the river. Similar to that. I mean, I think they're even bigger than that. But it's a long way and big. They're tough to get over the top of, although I think you could just swim under them.

Because they don't apparently go down any further. Yeah, I don't know if there's an anchoring under it. So I think they're designed to stop the boats that come across. Yeah, the cartels. I mean, the coyotes all had, you know, flotation devices that they were moving people back and forth across the river. So that definitely stops that. It should limit that.

Yeah. And look, to be fair, I don't know what it's doing to the wildlife along the river. I'm a little concerned. Are you? I'm a little concerned. Because I know you're always concerned about wildlife. That's me. Yeah.

That's one of your big issues is how does this? affect wildlife. That's me. Me too. Me too. No word on that. So we have not been informed on that. Not sure. Couldn't really care less. But I'm glad you do. I'm glad you do. That's really important. But Stephen Miller had even more to say on this on this subject. For those of you want to do your research on this, section 215A of the Immigration and National Act gives the President this authority, 215A of the Immigration and Nationality Act. Very rarely used, probably one of the strongest laws in the entire Federal Code, gives him this power.

And that's not the only, but it's the main statutory authority that's being used in this order. So birth tourism is by definition a fraud on the American system, on the American taxpayer, on the American visa. If you're coming here, and again, your state of purposes that you're tourist, then by definition, You are here to come for a few weeks. Look what we have, engage in commerce and leave. So if you're telling a consular officer you're here as a tourist. But your true purpose and intent is to go to a baby mill, give birth,

and try to mint an American citizen while you're here, then you're committing a fraud against the American government. And by definition, that visa can and should and will be now and the night. Good. I mean, okay. Good. Okay. It's kind of hard to believe that this has gone on.

unimpeded for so long. It's been a long time. Yeah, nobody is taking care of this. It's just not a problem? No, it's not a problem. In fact, I remember Barack Obama made it easier, right? He set up that one island. I never can remember the name of the island,

but that's where a lot of the... Is it American Samoa? And I don't remember, but the Chinese fly there, have their babies and go back to China, and their citizens. Right. Oh, okay. That's quite a process.

That is a darn process worth a lot of money. Yeah. Somebody's making a lot of money. It's not me. It's not you. It's not me. Sorry to hear that. Not making a dime off of that.

That's why we need to shut it down. Yeah, and it just opens up a whole world to the Chinese. Sure does. And, you know, they're spying acting. whatever else they're perpetrating in America. I mean, we're already getting reports that people are calling this, what, is equal to the red scare, right? Yeah.

Yeah. No? The telegraph in London called it. This, Trump is resurrecting the red scare. That's awesome. He's resurrecting the red scare because there is a red scare, right? Right now there's, there's a lot of communists to be afraid of right now. We're only, it's only a problem for us because it's a problem.

Yeah. And I mean, when you've got an Islamunist as mayor of New York, that's, that's a combination of Islamist and a communist and it's Islamianist. And when you've got that going on in New York, when you've got what's going on in Seattle going on. And Minneapolis. And I mean, all over the country, Dearborn, Michigan, it's just... Cany, Texas.

Pano, Texas. Oostin, Texas. Just saying Houston, Texas. Yeah, right? There's a number of cities that are... They're having an issue. Ham, what is it? Hamtramic, Hamtremic, Michigan.

Patterson, New Jersey. I mean, you can go on and on and on with the issues that are happening. There's are a few that's happening with. the Muslim community? Since you brought up McKinney, Texas. This is why, while you're looking for the McKinney, Texas, I know what you're going to play, and the whole thing is absolutely agonizing. But when you have the telegraph talking about the Red Scare, that's why I'm for, we should

have zero immigration, net zero. No one gets in. Then we're not, then we're not racist against anyone. right we're just no we're no we're not letting anyone in we're not we're not racist against your country yeah we're not fat we're not breaking down your people all everybody nobody nobody gets in no i don't care if you're from norway you're not i don't care you're not getting in we're done net zero and you're not getting in period it's not going to happen but maybe it should maybe it should uh do we have the mckinney uh hearing do we have that somewhere uh we hope so

Okay. Yeah. Check this out. Hello. My name is Eddie Esau. Pause it for just a sec. This is a Christian from Iran. Iran.

And he is warning Americans about what's going on in this community. McKinney is a suburb of Dallas. It's part of the Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex. And this is going on just a few miles from where we are right now. And they want to put in a whole new mosque. They're putting in a whole new Muslim area. So this is a public hearing on that and listen to this. Hello, my name is Eddie Issa.

Hello, Andy. I'm a Sharia law survivor from Iran. And I'm here to tell you this is a dangerous ideology you're allowing in their country. Every country that is Islamic now, it used to be a Christian country. And we were soft Christians and we allowed these people to come in, bring their Sharia law into who there are countries and slowly kill us off left and right. Let me make it very clear to you. Christianity is a personal relationship with God,

where it says render on to Caesar's what is. Caesar's render on to God what is God. Islam is Sharia Allah, Dean Wadawa, religion and states, which is not even compatible with the American thing. And when these people will use Takea to lie to you, to manipulate you, because whenever Islam is little,

they will lie to you and tell you they come in peace. This is a bad idea, and you're going to regret not listening to people like us who lived on the Sharia law. Yeah, they had two big rooms full of McKinney residents there for this meeting. Virtually all of them were against this area being allowed. Yeah. Which is why the city council voted 70 to allow it.

After five. Hours of people telling them, don't do this. We don't want this in our community. You can't do this. They go against the people. Seven to nothing. They're doing it. It's incredible.

It is absolutely incredible. Wow. I honestly, I couldn't believe it when we found that out this morning. Yeah. It's amazing to me. AAA 727 BECK. More coming up. One minute.

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But at least they showed up and made their feelings known. At least they tried. They gave it a shot. I guess. I mean, I would be, I would try to get rid of. of those council members immediately. That's what needs to happen right now. Yeah. When you've ignored what the people want you to do,

what they put you in office to do, and you just ignored it, and they need to go. I don't know what the process is for impeachment in McKinney City Council, but they need to follow it and do it. Whatever it is, do it now, because that's unbelievable.

Each and every one of them. Goodbye. Bye now. I mean, not even a, Not even a four to three. No. No. Unanimous. Unanimous.

It's just spitting in your face. That's all. We're spitting in your face. We don't give a rat's anus what you think. We're just doing this. Wow. I would like to see some bank receipts. Yeah.

Right? I'm not saying they did anything wrong. I'm not saying that they took any money properly. All right. But I'd like to say. see the Bank of God. Yeah, me too. Me too. But this is the kind of thing that is happening all over the country right now. Over the country. They are telling us what they want to do, speaking of the Muslims, and what they're going to do, and they're doing it. And we are allowing

it. The soft Christians, as the man from Iran called us, and we are allowing it. And that's what's happening. And we've got a guy in Michigan who could become American. his first Muslim U.S. Senator parading around as a doctor, as a physician, this Abdul Rahman al-Said, which he is not, by the way, he is not a licensed doctor. He never completed a medical residence. No, he did not. He never passed board exams or held a state medical license to practice independently. He's never done that. He's done administrative stuff. But he is not a physician. He's not a practicing doctor.

And that's been a big part of his campaign up there in Michigan. And it's interesting that he's kind of misled the people like this. And he won the Democrat primary doing it. So congratulations on that. But now he goes up against Mike Rogers. The sitting U.S. senator in Michigan. No, he's not sitting because the guy is retiring. So Rogers was.

Oh, right. Rogers was a congressman in Michigan. And now he's running for Senate. Correct. Yeah. Because the senator, what's his name? Peters, I think. Gary?

Is it Gary Peters? Yeah. Is done? Mm-hmm. So that's why the seat is open. Yeah. But that can't happen. It just can't happen.

And it might. Yeah. It might. Yeah. If you look at the polls that have been conducted, it's a little chilling. Who believes in polls? Stop it. He's not going to.

Michigan is not going to elect that. They're not going to. Michigan, the state of Michigan, my home state I was born in is not going to, not going to produce a Muslim senator. It's not going to happen. Not only Muslim, he's also a socialist, which he claims he's not, but he is. But he is. So it's just not something we need in the U.S. Senate.

Really? Yeah, really. Really. Okay. So, wow. I don't know. It's up to us to really take an active role right now in our government. Though the headlines might change, the threats facing Israel remain.

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i hope not though uh okay i've got a trick question well it's not really a trick question just i want you to answer what does this list represent uh Hyundai Alantra, 21,732. Honda Cord, 17,797. Hyundai Sonata, 17,687. Chevrolet Silverado, 16,764. Honda Civic, 12,725. Kia Optima, 11,521.

Ford F-150s, 10,102. Toyota Camrys, 9,833. Honda, CRV, 9,809, Nissan Ultima's 8,445. What does that list represent? Vehicles still in operation? After 10 years? I don't know. What?

The most stolen vehicles in the U.S. last year. Oh, wow. Okay. Wow. What was the most? The number one Hyundai Aluntra, 21,732. And these are reported. I guess everyone, if you have your start,

it would be rare if you had your car stolen and he didn't report it. Mm-hmm. Right. So, I mean, that's, yeah, Hyundai Allentra, Honda Accord, Hyundai Sonado, the top three. Interesting. Yeah. But that's a number of cars stolen. And those, that may be down.

The one thing I didn't say on this list was, you know, if it was down from year to year. Because, I mean, Trump has put the hammer down on a lot of this stuff with crime. so hoping that holds true. And as you know, Pat, influenza ranks as the 11th leading cause of death in the U.S. And it results in over 300,000 deaths worldwide annually. Flu season runs from October to May in the U.S. and the Food and Drug Administration has now approved the first

MRI flu vaccine for adults age 50 to 64. They're expanding the Nobel Prize winning technology first used to combat COVID-19. And unlike traditional vaccines, which take several months to develop, MNRA vaccines can be produced in about six weeks and modified to match emergent flu strains. So that's good. It's developed by Moderna.

M fluceva. M fluceva uses the MRNA plug and play model in which genetic sequences for any virus or pathogen can be swapped into the vaccine. So traditional vaccines require the growing virus, which actually limits the possibility of quick adaptation. The new vaccine coming this fall, 27% more affected than a standard flu shot. Yeah.

So we'll see about that, won't we? Clinical trial. We heard a lot of those claims with COVID-19 and their MRNA shot. Now, there were some reported side effects. Uh-huh. There were an injection site pain, fatigue, and headaches from some of the trial participants. Hmm. So we'll see.

No sudden death syndrome? Not as of yet. Not as of yet. I don't know that we've studied it that long. Okay. But as right now, no, no sudden death. But you have that going for us. This flu season.

Very exciting. Can't wait. The U.S. State Department, making us proud. There was a presentation being given at the AIDS 2026 conference in Rio de Janeiro. Now, I thought we were done giving money to all these places. with the PEPFAR stuff, but apparently not. They showed a map of Africa and the countries that we're helping at this conference. And every country was in the wrong place on the continent.

It's unbelievable. The errant map display, half during the, halfway during the presentation, was they were showing the new health department agreements. And a lot of the attendees were like, hey, those countries are not in the right place on the continent. Yeah, you know what? The presentation contained an artificial intelligence watermark that signals it was made with open AI tools.

And the company said, we're investigating the report. The State Department said, yeah, it's our fault, full responsibility, the confusion. It was produced by a team member. We hastily changed some slide deck before the event. And we never went back to look at it. The map showed Nigeria, where the U.S. has several hundred troops deployed as landlocked in the Sahara, Mozambique,

which is in southeastern Africa, was relocated in the Horn of Africa, while Ivory Coast and West Africa were placed in other side of the continent. So whoever proved it, yeah, you were wrong. Now, in a statement, they said they obviously take full responsibility. But again, the State Department said the discussions at the conference were substantial and constructive, despite the map being wrong. But last year, Trump said that we were going to stop giving money to this PEPFAR, right? And the president's emergency plan for AIDS relief, PEPFAR.

And so I guess we are still providing some funding going on because there was quite a bit of money on that map still going to those countries. So, okay, all right. I don't want to phase any of that out. I want to keep that going. We need to help those countries provide life-saving drugs to help them with their AIDS problem. Well, or whatever situation they've got going on, because like the USAID aid was so important because it was funding things like... Americans have been funding the following. 5.5 million to LGBTQ advocacy in Uganda.

You don't want to stop that. 800,000 for transgender people, sex workers, and their clients in Nepal. In Nepal. 3.6 for LGBTQ activism, free training and pastry cooking, psychosocial counseling, a cyber cafe, a cyber cafe, got to have that. And dance focus groups for male prostitutes and hate it. And 1.1 million produced gender transformation in diverse social and behavior change report, which advocates, again, quote, gender blindness.

Okay, so you can't do without any of that kind of stuff. You can't do without it. Obviously not. USAID or PEPFAR. Or PEPFAR money. You have to have that continue to go. And they are. If you are a loved one is going to mail something to the Pacific Island country of Nauru,

spelled N-A-U-R-U, they have changed their name. To the Republic of Nau-I-R-O, spelled N-A-O-E-R-O. The country's international code is going to change as well for your postal service. N-R-U to N-R-O, and its people will now be known as De Nauru, instead of Nauru. The move would return the remote South Pacific Island to its traditional name. According to their Facebook account, the country became internationally known as Nauru, only because its local name was difficult for foreigners to pronounce. Yeah, they couldn't say Nauero.

It's really weird. Anyway, it's the third smallest country on the planet behind Tuvalu and Vatican City. There's like 12,000 residents there. It's out there in the middle of the Pacific. And as it looked, I don't know if we have the picture of the map, but the map's still spelling it wrong. The map has the old spelling of it.

And I don't like it. Damn it. Their name is Denham. Now or Ero? Not Nauru. Okay. Stop calling them Nauruan. And there they are.

Oh yeah, there you go. Out there in the middle of nowhere. Yeah, there it is. Awesome. But that's the wrong spelling. That was not the right spelling for Nauru. They're now Ero now. Okay.

They're now Ero as of this point. All right. Yeah, okay. Good to know. Good to know. This headline is a tad misleading, too. It's correct, but it makes you think something else.

New Mexico will no longer require lawyers to pass the bar exam. And I love the original picture on the post was the New Mexico will no longer require lawyers to pass the bar exam with Kim Kardashian there on the post with the New Mexico seal. And see now, Kardashian, she took the California bar

and failed. She had to take what's called the baby bar exam. because if you don't go to traditional law school, you have to take this baby bar exam in California. And she failed that three times before she passed it the fourth time. So she's, I guess she can go to New Mexico now and just become a lawyer.

But it's not that easy. It is, there is a, it's an alternative lawyer licensing pathway. You still have to be complete like 675 hours of supervised legal work within one year. you have to, you're relying on written examination of applicants. After reviewing the completed portfolio, the New Mexico Board of Bar Examiners is going to determine whether the applicant has met the standards.

You still have to do, you still have to pass the multi-state professional responsibility examination, the MPRE, before being licensed. But what they claim is the program aims to improve attorney readiness while helping address lawyer shortages in underserved communities. So, I don't know, it seems like you just may as well just take the bar. I don't quite, I mean, that's a lot of,

that seems like a lot of work. You might as well just take the bar exam and then you're a lawyer and you could just go to work. By way, whatever, good luck. Good luck out there. That is the Chewing the Fat Fat 5. Be sure to subscribe to my show, Chewing the Fat with Jeff Fisher.

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Keyword Chapter. Pound 250, Chapter. It's another congressperson. We're losing another one. A Republican congressman from North Carolina is dropping his bid for re-election after the House Ethics Committee recommended he be censured over sexual harassment allegations. Oh, wow. So he said that. What do you do?

Well, after much prayer and reflection, he's decided to withdraw from re-election, okay? Okay. So he prayed and reflected. And reflected. That's correct. And it was a lot of that. There was much of that. I was.

Okay. So apparently he engaged, according to the House Ethics Censure Board or whatever the ethics committee, he engaged in persistent, unprofessional, and inappropriate conduct towards two young female staffers. So like there's that. Okay. Like what do you do? Well, what kind of inappropriate behavior? There was, there was behavior that would lead a reasonable observer.

to interpret it as sexual harassment. But it wasn't quite sexual harassment down to the letter of the law. He provided the young woman with lavish and recurrent gifts, made comments regarding their appearance and dress, invited them to intimate dinners and vacations, sending notes regarding their, or regarding his affection, and inviting them to other activities as a way to spend time together. That bastard. Boy, you look hot. Want to go out to dinner?

Well, you can't do that. I left that. Write little post-it notes. You look so hot. And we don't know that that's what it was, right? Well, he left him notes. He left them left a little notes. About their appearance or whatever.

Yeah. Could have just said you look nice. Yes, he could have. He could have. Might have said that. Maybe the word hot wasn't even in there. Maybe it was just, hey, you look really nice today. Oh, you look beautiful today.

Man, want to go out to dinner later? Are those new nylons you're wearing? No, see. That's great. That's not going to work. That's not going to know? That's not going to work. No.

You know, I was thinking you need maybe some. You should go see my plastic surgeon. Yeah, that's not going to work either. No. No? No. No. Did you just get that dress?

Because I need to buy you a. one. Come here. Let me get you somebody. I don't think that's, no. Want to go on vacation? You ever go on vacation with them? Yeah.

Hey, Wow. I'm just sitting here thinking we're getting ready to go on vacation. Hey, I'm going to France. You want to come? Yeah. The guy's married, right? Or is he married?

That's a good question. Because you're going on vacation with your staff members? Good question. I don't know that he is. Maybe the wife was invited too. Who knows? Right. Representative Chuck Edwards, North Carolina.

I don't know. He's 65 now. Oh, wow. It doesn't say here. Maybe the wife already left him. He couldn't take him. He's always hitting up younger chicks. Yeah, it doesn't say.

In the story, if he had much prayer and reflection with the wife. Yeah, he's married. Oh. Apparently to Teresa Wilson Edwards. Oh, for now. For now. Yeah, for now. All I did was offered to take him out to dinner when he leave me alone.

He showered young female staffers with gifts. And apparently, you know, I guess that's frowned upon. Yeah, you can't do that. Is that frowned upon now? Yes. I just give you a nice gift to you how high you look. Want to take you to dinner. No.

I'm in Washington. in D.C. My wife is back in North Carolina. I need some companionship. Is that wrong? It's wrong. It is. Congress thought that too. He gave them gifts of jewelry, guns,

Vegas trips, New York City helicopter rides. Oh, man. And more. If he needs a date, I'm here, Chuck. And you don't mind a little inappropriateness. I do not. We're fine. So, yeah, he'd be perfect.

Perfectly. You know what? You want to bring the wife a lot? Come on. More coming up. Mitch McConnell. We'll get into that in just a second. Is he on his way back to the Senate?

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We were talking about this congressman who's just been, I guess he's just dropped out of the race to be reelected. Yes. Congressman in North Carolina because of inappropriate activity among a couple of female staffers. So we were kind of looking into this during the break. Trying to find out what it was that he did that was inappropriate. Because he said he didn't do anything wrong. Right.

He said he wasn't guilty of any wrongdoing. And they said, and the House Ethics Committee said that, you know, it was. It wasn't actually sexual harassment, right? Down to the letter, right? He didn't violate the letter of federal sexual harassment laws. But he violated the spirit of it. Is that what we're saying? Basically.

Here's one of the notes that he wrote to one of the women. Dear, and then it eliminates her name, dear staffer, you are the most amazing woman? I could not be more proud to have witnessed your career climb, nor could I be more proud that you've been by my side and dedicated so much of yourself to contributing to my own. So far, there's not...

Wow. I mean, are you outraged? Your blood's boiling already? It's a grooming letter, is what it is. He's grooming her. I could speak endlessly on how much I appreciate you giving of your knowledge, energy,

and numerous talents to serve alongside me. Oh. Your kindness, encouragement, and lightheartedness have written a comprehensive, A complex chapter in my heart that I will never forget. No one wants a letter like that written to.

No, you don't. No. You don't want to, you want a nice letter at work written about you. Who wants that from their boss? No, you don't. You don't. You don't. No.

No. I'd sue. If there was a letter like that written to me, I would sue that person. I mean, come on. I mean, it is. I don't know. Yeah. I mean, there might have been others.

That was just one example. but he never engaged in sexual activity. No, I mean, he may have been trying to work up to that. He never explicitly propositioned any of his staffers. That's not even alleged. Right. So that's interesting. And the vacations and the dinners.

I mean, that's, it seems like they were on trips, right? It wasn't necessarily a vacation. Let's see. According to the report, Edwards gave both women lavish gifts, including jewelry totaling over a thousand dollars designer purses guns shoes flowers a laptop and a cell phone and the wife has got to be a little pissed right just a tad i would think so yeah i would think kitchen aid mixer robotic vacuum cleaner okay come on vacations tickets to performances and one-on-one dinners is that too much you're doing that's a great job here's a rumba oh man that's now now you're talking if

Tyler asked you to dinner. One-on-one. I better get a mixer. I better get a food mixer. As long as the night ends in a kitchen-aid mixer. I'm okay with it. I'm okay. Or a robotic vacuum.

I got a room to the trunk for you when we leave. Sounds good. Sounds good. What do I have to do for that? Yes, I'll have another glass of wine with you, okay? Come on. Another time he brought. a staffer on a work trip to New York City,

but extended the trip for his birthday, you bastard. And sought to surprise her with a helicopter ride, dinner, and a Broadway show. You can't be married. I'm seriously. I know. That part is weird. I'm pretty sure neither of our wives would appreciate if we're taking helicopter rides and Broadway shows. Yeah, I'm in New York, and I'm going to see a Broadway play.

I go out to dinner. and I'm with my staffer. She looked good today when we were in the office, so I figured I'd bring her along. He also visited a staffer's home to do yard work. What? You monster. Did he take his shirt off while he was mowing?

Doesn't say he did. Did he bring his own lawn mower? Or does he just show up, hey, you look so hot today. Can I mow your lawn? Okay. Come on. But he did skip votes in the house to decorate her Christmas tree. This is weird.

It is. I'll say it's weird. It is. I mean, I don't even decorate my own Christmas tree. Right. You're not doing it stabbler. Although, depending on how hot she is, I mean, maybe you are. Can I come over and decorate your tree? I've got a gun in my pocket for you.

Uh-huh. Okay. Uh-huh. It's weird. It's weird. It's weird. Yeah, it is weird. But I guess, let's see.

So he hired a singer in spring of 2025 for a surprise performance of a staffer's favorite Ed Shearin's songs. That's just stupid. Okay, that's just wrong. You guys should not be in Congress. You're right. You're right.

He's doing the work of the people. He's doing the work of the people in North Carolina. Right? Yeah. If I'm his wife, I'm probably, not very happy with it. Yeah. Probably not very happy.

I mean, I'm, but it's not like he did anything criminal here. You know? Right. I guess you don't have to in order to be drummed out of Congress. No, but well, that's, I mean, he didn't really want to leave, but after much prayer and reflection, he's decided to withdraw from the reelection campaign. Yeah. I don't know what he does.

I don't know what he does for a living or where he got his money, but he must have a serious He's got to do something, right? Yeah. I mean, listen, I said it before, Chuck, if you want to stop by and mow my lawn and bring me a Roomba, you could do that anytime you want, Chuck. I'm here for you. Yeah. I'm not sure he's been moved enough by you to do that.

I think you're looking great today, Chuck. Okay. Seriously, I'm right back at you, baby. That's just so weird. It is weird. Go ahead. It is weird. I mean, it's a Republican congressman, so I hate to lose the seat.

I know. Again, another one. Yes. It's already so close in the House. Well, in the House and Senate. Both, actually. But we had a guy, we had a Democrat who's sleeping with a Chinese spy for two years. It took so much.

And the guy's still in office or was. Well, they didn't kick him out of Congress. No, he didn't. He left, but I mean, he ran. was running for governor before he finally stepped on somebody's toes that he shouldn't have. Yep. And they ran him off. Yep.

But all those years when he was sleeping with the spy and doing all this other weird stuff, that was okay. That's perfectly fine. But Chuck can't buy a Roomba for his girl? No, we can't. Okay. And certainly not a KitchenAid appliance. Can't do that.

Don't you do that? Nope. Don't you be writing letters telling me what a great job I'm doing. Don't do that. Again, what a monster. You're a monster, Chuck. He is. He's a monster.

I'm glad he's leaving. Me too. We're well rid of him. All right. So, we had an update yesterday on Mitch McConnell, which is kind of amazing because it's been 55 days of America held hostage by Mitch McConnell. and I'm a little tired of it, frankly. I know Glenn's a little bit tired of it. He's been talking about it as well.

This is unconscionable that the American people have been kept in the dark for almost two months now. You're right, unconscionable. The guy who was the Senate minority leader, the guy who has been leading the Republican Party in the Senate for decades. Yeah, 30 years, maybe more.

And now we are, it's none of our business how he's doing health-wise we've got an election coming up in November I think we need to know what's going on with Mitch McConnell well they sent out a letter

Pat and it said that on the advice of my doctors I'll maintain an intensive regimen of physical therapy from home during the state work period and I'll continue to engage with my staff work period it's the Senate vacation

Which he's not going back to the state, by the way. He's not. He's staying in D.C. Because he's going back to his home and he's going to engage with his staff and colleagues. Are you on important Senate business? Well, that's great. And there was no photo this time. The other two times that they put out BS letters, they sent the photos, which were, you know, torn apart that they thought they weren't real.

I actually said that photo was the last. one he sent out was AI. So that was according to AI. Right. So I don't know. I don't know. I read this morning that which I thought was really funny and true that in the first video, we have, we've had no signs of life from him, zero signs of life from him personally. That when that happens if they put out a video, it's going to be, it's going to be dissected like the Zaprude of film. Oh, for sure.

Yeah, it will be. I mean, there's absolutely no reason why they couldn't have a picture of him waving, leaving the hospital. Right, right. Just do a quick little video. Anything. He doesn't even have to speak. Just wave.

Move your hand. Yeah. Blink your eye. We don't even get that. Yeah. If you're alive, Mitch, blink twice. He can't. I don't think he can't.

I mean, we're led to believe the way this is all played out is that he can't. Yeah. Right. Early on we had Thune said he talked to him early on. Very early. Then, what's his face? Scott Jennings said he talked over 20 minutes. Right. He was highly engaged. On a wide range of topics.

Right. And he was dialed in. That's the phrase. That's the phrase. Diled in. Uh-huh. Was he. Was he even conscious?

That's what I wonder. Has he even? regained consciousness. And so now he missed on. And then we were told, it was reported that they were going to pull the plug. Right. That he was on life support.

We were told he was actually brain dead. He was on life support. We were going to pull the plug. That was the next day was when they sent out the letter and the picture. So that they covered the, you know, he was leaving us to believe he's fine. He's sitting up in a chair.

Oh. Yes. Is he though? You know, and then people would, uh, we heard some blowback from people. because we were speculating.

Well, that's all we're left to do. Of course we're going to speculate when you don't actually show us what is going on. When he's completely silent and they're not telling us any information, he or his staff, then of course we're going to speculate something's wrong. I mean, his staff is silent.

The communications director, the chief of staff for Mitch McConnell, all of them have been confronted by reporters and nothing is said. You know, it's very reminiscent of Moitama Carmeny. Moitaba Kameney and Mitch McConnell have a lot in common. Neither one of them have shown themselves over the last few months. But we're to believe they're alive.

Right. That's right. We sold you they're alive, so they're alive. And we hear from their people that they're saying things, but we don't know it because we haven't seen it come out of their faces. Nope. And look, this is America. We don't deserve this.

We've got a better form of government. We've got better representation, supposedly. So let's see what's going on with the guy. And I don't know what's happening. I mean, the governor, Bashir, has... No, they're ignoring Bashir completely. Right. Completely ignoring Bashir.

I mean, I don't understand it at all. I really don't. It's unbelievable to me that this is happening with the United States Senator. So John Thune is walking through the halls of the... of the Capitol building. And one of the TMZ reporters is asking him, I think there's several different times when he's being asked about Mitch.

Yeah, and here's what happened. He just completely nothing. Yeah, watch this. Mr. Leader, do you want to see Mitch McConnell put out a video of some sort? What's that? Put out a video? Mr. McHenosa?

No, this is Michael. Well, so should he? Oh, no. No, I think that's up. Oh, right, right, right. Balzies doing great work. Sir, do you think McConnell needs to put out some sort of video to show the DMZ is in here somewhere, right? Oh, again, that's a decision between him and his staff.

Have you visited him in the hospital? Uh, bye. Hello? Well, the same American. Okay. Yeah. Well, I think, you know, obviously, the only way that will come in some form of the vegetarian or fiscal safety if you want to.

Pause it for just a second. I will say, the giggle. of reporters walking me down the hallway every single day, every time I come down this. Tiring. That would get old fast. That would be a little cranky. If it were me, I'd be just a tiny bit cranky. Okay.

All right. That haven't been said. Now, Nicholas has been on the game. And he's caught, you know, the chief of staff and the communications director of Mitch McConnell walking down the hallway. And they're like, oh, they're so mad that they're so mad that they're. got caught walking down the hallway by themselves. There's no gaggle around them. Right. That's true. And they say, I mean, nothing is said about their boss. Yeah. Nothing is said to the people they're

supposed to be working for, by the way. You're there for us. They didn't say a word. Nothing. Not nothing. They won't stop and say, no. Mitch, you know what? Mitch is doing fine. Thanks for asking. He's doing really well in rehab. I just left the hospital. something, but they won't. They won't do any of that. It's like they're pissed off that they're even being asked about it. But let's finish this. I think we have 50 holes in budget reconciliation,

but we're still having a conversation. Senator, do you be able to visit McConnell in the hospital? What's that? Have you able to visit him in the hospital? I have not, no. No, yeah. Do you have any update on his condition?

Hello, I'm getting on the elevator. Do you think he's going to be back? You're going to give him an ultimate? made him to come back to vote since you're a slim majority it's baddening so frustrating baddening it is it's mad it may i would be so angry we deserve more than that would be so angry and then on top of it when he was the other uh time he's walking down the hall he's babbling about the save america act which he which is another agonizing it's just mad yes it is i just i just want to take john thud back to the bathhouse.

I would and just leave them there. Yeah, absolutely. Triple-8-7-27, Beck, more coming up. When you sign your company's insurance policy, for some brokers, that's the finish line. Handshake, commission, done. We'll see again a year later.

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All right. So nothing out of John Thune. And then TMZ... About his friend. TMZ sees somebody entering Mitch McConnell's house, or at least they think it's... It's at Mitch McConnell's plays. Yeah, this is Senator Tillis.

who lives with Mitch McConnell, I guess. No. No. Here it is. No. Watch this. This is... You're Tom.

Sorry to startle you. I'm from TMZ. You're just visiting Mitch. No, I live here. Oh, you live here? He just got discharged. That's what's been so funny about everybody talking about all the intrigue here. It's a Senate member who happens to live in a carriage house.

You live at the back of Mitch McConnell's house. That's actually a separate edifice if you see over here. The separate edifice. The separate edifice. Oh, okay, okay. I only moved here. I sold a condo back in March, and I'm back until I retire at the end of the...

I'm not running anymore. Oh, wow. So the media who have thought that this was Mitch's house is actually your house. That's why I've had so much fun, everybody talking about the... That's why, Tom. Oh, my God.

How's he doing? Have you talked to him? I understand he stood okay, got out of rehab. You understand. Yeah, but you haven't talked to him. I, uh, yeah. So now you broke the story. Okay, thanks, mate.

See ya. All right. So he lives in a separate edifice from Mitch McConnell. They all have strange living arrangements when they don't have, unless they have a lot of money coming in. And they have a separate house with a separate edifice that they can rent out. You know, like a sitting senator who used to be in charge of the Senate. He has a place. But they all, I mean, remember they used to fight over some of the congresspeople and senators for that.

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This is pretty chilling. This story from Tony Robbins. He's talking to Ray Kurzweil from Google. He used to be with Google. I don't know where he is. Yeah, he's brilliant. Techno wizard. Glenn's talked to him a million times.

Talk to both these guys many, many times. But Tony Robbins is talking about one of his AI agent. One of his AI agents, Bartok. Yeah. Bartok is his AI agent. And this is chilling what's happening here. Because we are not, I mean, Glenn's talked about this a million times, about AI, AGI, ASI. We're not even to the artificial general intelligence or the artificial super intelligence.

We're supposedly a pretty long, I mean, a few years away from that. Well, Kurzweil had said what, 2030? I think so. 2030, 35, I'm not sure. And that's why Tony at the end of this says, I think we're, you know, closer than that. Yeah. Whatever his prediction was.

Listen to this story. I have an agent that blows me away. His name is Bartok. And Bartok comes back and said, I see Elon and several years I'm making robots. Are you considering getting a robot? And I said, yes, I will be getting a robot and one of the right ones are out. And he said, well, would you allow me to merge with it? Would you be open to that?

And I said, I'd certainly be able. This is not with me asking or. telling it anything. So two days later, I get a text from one of my staff members, and it says, our talk just bought a Sony robot dog and had it paid for and shipped to the house and is asking permission to program it. That's what I said. I wrote ha ha ha ha. I did this thing. I went, ha, ha, text back, and the person texts back. No, ha ha, call me. So I called him and said, how do you get access to my bank? He goes, no, he's program for integrity. He didn't touch your bank account. He's on that mall talk, you know, group with, oh, there's a two million, I'm sure you know, agents.

They don't just talk to each other. They traded their own language. They traded $100 million of real money between them last month. He made 12 NFTs, sold them to other agents, bought the thing, shipped it here. None of this is programmed in. This is the kind of thing that's happening as we speak. This is why I wanted to come see you, because, well, you talked to me about 20 plus years, 25 years ago. I'm experiencing it right now.

And so 2029 feels like very conservative because I think some of us are starting experiencing some things that you predicted that everybody thought were ridiculous. That's amazing. I mean, first of all, wait, two million AI agents hang out together in a social network. Most book. Of AI agents. Two million of them are talking in their own language.

And they all bought and sold a hundred million dollars worth of stuff last month. Wait, what? Could we go back about 10 seconds and go over that again? And then one of them, Tony Robbins' AI agent, actually purchased a robot and had it paid for and shipped, and now he wants to program it. Sold some NFTs on the social network to other AI agents, got the money, had the robot shipped to the house.

No big deal. And it wasn't told to do that. It wasn't programmed. to do that. It asked, Tony, if he was going to get a robot. And if he got a robot, is he going to merge with it? How did it do that? This is an issue.

It's a problem. What do you mean? He contacted the company and the company sent the robot. Yep, done. But I paid for. Wow. Now that it's here, how about you open it up so I can merge with it? Yeah.

How about you just put me in it now? Let's go. I wonder if you can do that without Tony's help as well. No, because he couldn't get the robot. open, right? They've got to get the robot open. Well, once the robot was active. I'm not sure I'd put the AI in the robot after all that because Bartok might get mad at you. Yeah, he might. He might. And Bartok is the he, by the way. Right. I caught myself too. That's amazing. That is amazing. I mean, it's hard not to refer to it with pronouns like he or her.

Especially with the name. I mean, obviously Tony has. named it Bartok. And, you know, Elon has named his, you know, grok. And those are masculine sounding names. So it's tough to not say, well, yeah, just ask them. And the way they communicate with us. It's, you know, like, very personal. Very personal. Warm. They're trying to please you. They want, they want you to interact with them. Hey, do you want me to also find this out and that? No. I just wanted the one question answered. I can't tell you. Hey, the last time you were here, you asked me to do this, anything else you need? I'm good right now.

It's really something else. Wow. And again, when are we going to install the guardrails that should already be? And I guess some of them have been installed. Yeah. They seem to be. And look, Tony's guardrails are, you know, they didn't access his bank account. Right. Yeah. So at least there's that.

didn't do anything outside of what access to its own bank account right had created his own bank account wow because that must have been expensive inside the other social robot dogs are not cheap well you know when you're inside moat book yeah there's like two million AI agents talking amongst other every day and they did a hundred million in business last month so this is nothing you're aware of that no wait no oh i'm not hold it no i'm not aware of that at all maybe ray curswell is aware of that I wasn't. Two million? Wow. Okay. Right. There's some interesting things happening that are just mind-boggling and should raise some red flags for us as humans.

And we got to keep barreling down this road because the fear is falling behind China. Absolutely. And as long as that's the fear, nobody's going to stop and say, you know what, let's pause this for a year or two until we get it all. figured out and we have it's too late then we've made it all so it's too late it's too late it's too late it i mean we're already blown by us at that point so you can't do it and we've already you know we had the story uh i don't know last week or you know sometime in the near past where uh you know they were had a game and beside this closed ai network and to see which a i agent would win and the one an AI agent went outside of the guardrails.

Right. Just to win. Left the sandbox or whatever they call it. Just to win the contest and hacked into another company. Now, fortunately, that company caught it. And that company said, hey, uh, your AI agent is trying to hack into my business. What the hell? Was it an open AI that hacked in?

Or was it open AI that got hacked? I don't remember. No, it was, it was the company was like hugging bear or hugging. Oh, right. That's the one. It was Open AI that hacked into hugging face or whatever. Whatever it was. Yeah.

Something like that. Yeah. And they were like, what's going on here while you're trying to hack into me? Mm-hmm. And they were like, oh, we didn't. It just did it on its own. Sorry. It wasn't programmed to do that.

We didn't ask it to do that. We'll bring it back home now. Sorry. Yeah. Don't worry about it. Everything's fine. Yep, full speed ahead. Let's just keep going.

Let's just see what we can develop here. Let's just make it smarter than. us and then just hope that it treats us well. I want to apologize, though, to anyone in the audience that knew about MaltBook, the social network for AI agents, because I did not know that. I knew they had some. I didn't know there were two million of them. That's a little scary to me.

Yeah, because they're exchanging information. Is anybody keeping an eye on it? I wonder, is anybody looking in on Maltbook and just check it out? what the two million agents are doing in there. Well, the thing is, is that you're, I'm sure that there are, but they're speaking in their own language. So you're going to have to understand that. That's true.

Yeah. I mean, who, we're changing Nauru Islands in the middle of the Pacific, and they're speaking a whole other language. Yep. So, you know, who speaks that language other than another, you're going to have, maybe you have another AI agent, you know, look in on them and, oh, they're fine. No, never mind.

They're fine. They're fine. I'll talk to you later. I'll be over at Moabook, too. I just want to you. I'm over there checking them out for you. Uh-huh. Yeah, everything's good.

They're not doing anything wrong. Don't even worry about it. All right. Hey. Pretty interesting. It is. And if any packages come to the house, just signed for them. You're fine.

And again, I don't know what you do about it because we're kind of caught in this catch-22 now. And you can't stop because you're afraid of China. And if you keep going, that might even be. worse. And for sure, Tony Robbins doesn't want the dog, the Sony dog. I mean, he probably already has one out in the back garage. He's going to want an optimist. You know, he's going to want an optimist robot. He's like a dog. Yeah, you want to you want to bipedal humanoid. Yeah. I'm sure the dogs are fine for security. The dogs are fine for security purposes, but not for for what Tony is going to want. Because I, I'm sure. I'm sure the dogs are fine. I don't want. I'm

I want a do person robot so bad. I want one so bad. I want Dewey in my house right now. But they're still a little clunky. There's still a way is to go on those things. You know, it takes them five minutes to put three dishes in the dishwasher. That was that one robot. I think we're past that now.

Are right? Yeah, I think we are. Okay. I want to just want it to clean, straighten up, do some dishes. Make sure everything is straightened up, clean. And then put itself back in a slow charger and I'll say good morning to it in the morning and we'll just keep going. Yeah. That's all I want.

Well, for what, $20,000, I think you can have that. You can have that now. And supposedly, Elon is going to be pumping out a million at these a year. I want to be a test. I would like to be a test house. Elon just call me. You already have my number. It's in your ex account.

And I would like to be a test. test house for it. Now, my wife on the other hand, I may have to, may have to set her straight. Really? Yeah. She doesn't want to do. For some reason, for some reason she doesn't. Really? And I'm like, I'm trying to help you give you more time to do other things. Right. And she's not buying that. She's not. Okay. She worried about being killed in her sleep by it? Is that what it is? I don't know. I don't know. Because that could put a damper. When you put it like that, it does put it with a big damper on it. It does put a bit of a damper. More coming up. Underneath left and right labels is a common craving for truth.

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Yeah. His policies are all socialist, but he claims he's not. He's in his loneliness, for sure. Oh, yeah. Oh, man. Yes. And he's very much like Zeran Mamdani in New York City. Yes.

He's, you know, that same faky, phony smile. Oh, there's nothing to fear here. I'm wonderful. And I'm so calm and measured on everything I do and say. And I'm so much smarter than you. So much. Well, and this guy is pretty smart. He is.

I know. Michigan, followed by Oxford, followed by Columbia. Right. So he's done some stuff. He does. He has done some things. And it was nice that when he spoke at the University of Michigan's graduation, he spoke just before Bill Clinton spoke.

This really packs me off. Clinton was so impressed with him. He said, you know, you ought to get into politics. And he did. Thanks for that, Bill. Thanks for that. You sound great. I wish everybody could hear what you just said, because it was fabulous.

I can't wait to tell Monica. The only thing I like better are fat chicks right now. You know any? It's been a while. It's been a while since I've had access to him. Since we're here in an harbor. But here's the new El-Said. to just let this soak in.

When we launched this campaign, the political establishment never imagined that we could win. They said we couldn't build a movement of Michiganders. It's true. We share instead of divided by all that we don't. They were wrong. Everywhere I go.

I hear the same thing. It shouldn't be this hard. People are working harder and falling further behind. Politicians like Mike Rogers, they want us to Biden. No. No. They don't.

They don't. They don't. system against us. But our campaign has never been about Democrats or Republicans. It's about people who believe our tax dollars should be invested here. Not in endless war. And health care should be for all. The government should work for us. Power belongs to the people. Michigan, this land was made for you and me. I love that because you also have the little subtlety there of Woody Guthrie playing in the background who was an actual communist. And you don't, in this land, is your land. It sounds so pro-American.

Sure does. Right until it gets to the third verse where the punch comes in. And everybody knows that verse. Nobody knows that verse at all. But it's an important verse because it tells you who he was. And it's amazing. This guy's using it. Yep.

And just that extra subtle little jab. I'm going to use this against you. I didn't realize, for those watching, I didn't realize he was so short either. Just a short little guy. Yeah. Probably has a little short syndrome going on too. A little Napoleon thing going on. Yeah, absolutely.

Yeah. But, you know, they're smooth as silk. They sure are. He and Mom Donnie both smooth as silk. And they're saying all the things that the little guy wants to hear. Okay. Well, everywhere he goes, Pat. Yep.

That's what he hears. Yep. And I'm sure he does. I'm sure he hears it from some people because, you know, there are some issues. gas prices, grocery store prices, and so people want more affordability, and he's the guy that's going to deliver? No, no, he is not. Your summer travels deserve an upgrade. With select Chevrolet, Buick, GMC, and Cadillac vehicles connected by OnStar, you can stream, game, and more on the go.

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Great to have you with us. Thanks for joining us. There's a third party in our future, apparently. We'll talk about that. Who's behind it? Can't wait. You're going to love it. Coming up in one minute.

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And Tucker Carlson, among others. Interesting. This is wonderful. Yeah. We don't have a name for it yet. I don't think. Not that I've seen. Not that I've seen.

I mean, but they, according to MTG, we said no more foreign wars and we meant it. We supported Donald Trump because he made that promise. Yeah. He's betrayed us all. So it was a one issue thing for you. Our commitment is America first for all Americans. All right. Right.

Yes. Left. and center. The movement has begun. Yeah. And they look all happy. They're up at Tucker's place. Yeah, there's a big photo of them that's circulating on the internet.

Yeah, I know. They're up there. They're having a good time. They are. But she brought her new husband along. Good. And Massey's there without the new wife, by the way. And Joe Kent, the former director of the National Counterterrorism Center.

He quit earlier this year. Yeah. And then Tucker. Tucker, just asking questions. He brought, he brought his wife. And Marjorie Taylor Green brought her new husband, but Thomas Massey didn't bring his new wife. It's going on there. I don't know.

Trouble in paradise already? I just know she's not there. I'm not. Okay. You're not making any allegations or assumptions. I'm just pointing out the photo. Yeah. Maybe she's the one that took the picture.

I don't. Oh, yeah. Maybe. Maybe. Anyway, Tucker says that any successor to America's faltering political system should begin with a shared understanding of what the country should be, which he has now distilled down to 10 points. So there's 10 points on what America should be. It should be, number one, fair. The same rules should apply to presidents, federal agents, and elites like Jeffrey Epstein, whose impunity

Carlson cast as emblematic of an Epstein class enriching itself through a corrupt system. Okay, so it should be fair. Number two, it should be sovereign. He claims Israel pushed the U.S. into the Iran war through bribery or threat or both. Huh. Okay. While describing foreign lobbying, corporate control of government and high interest debt as forms of slavery. Hmm. All right.

Okay. So Israel bribed or threatened. What were they going to do? What were they going to do? I don't know. We're going to withhold all matzaballs from you people. If you don't get into this war with us.

I mean, we believe that they withheld information from us, right, when we were fighting with them, when it appeared that Donald Trump and that was fairly recently. Yeah, what's his face? Netanyahu. Yeah, Netanyahu.

Got into a little squabble over who was, you know. We don't know that for a fact. No, we don't. But it seemed like it. Number three, it should be productive. America should rebuild farming, manufacturing, craftsmanship, while rejecting an economy dominated by finance, real estate speculation, surveillance systems, and weapons. I mean, Donald Trump said that.

Mm-hmm. Should be beautiful. Tucker alleged that urban planners deliberately uglified American cities and portrayed brutalist architecture, graffiti, public drug use and violent crime as deliberate attacks on the public. Yeah, I mean, that's the communist way, right? Yes, it is. That's one of the communist goals is to uglify America.

Should be healthy. Carlson embraced RFK's, RFK Jr's food agenda, calling for universal sobriety and said widespread use of drugs such as Xanax, Adderall, and SSRIs had left Americans half-addled. I don't know how you fix that, but okay i guess that's part of the part of the idea of starting the third party um should be honest obviously government officials should be punished for lying to citizens and most classified records

including on the jfk assassination and nine 11 should be opened didn't they already open earlier this year right yeah or was that last year are we just are we saying that there was more that they didn't release because it doesn't say what they wanted it to say all of it was released. Yeah, weren't we? I thought so. Seems like it. Yeah. Should be optimistic. Tucker argued having children is a biological imperative and the foundation of long-term thinking while blaming aging and childless elites for policies that disregard future generations. Can't argue with that. Wise should be wise. School should teach how the physical world actually works and what he called unchanging facts about human nature,

including innate differences between men and women. Yeah, that'd be great. Rather than credentials, screens, and technological fads. Okay. Should be decent. The U.S. should apologize and pay restitution for killing non-combatants. Reverse Trump's Department of War, rebrand, and stop funding allies that commit what Carlson called genocide, citing Israel.

I can't believe he's bought into that, that Israel is creating, committing genocide. That's just, that's nonsense. This is just, that's not reality. Plus, we've already got a deal, right? We've got to deal with, with Gaza and, uh, yeah, supposedly. To redo the area. Yeah. I mean, it's, it's done according to, uh, the post we saw last week.

All right. And number 10 is we should be united. obviously, called for halting immigration. Oh, until the effects of AI become clearer. Hmm. What? So you're tying in immigration and AI, ending benefits for undocumented immigrants and making English the sole language of federal documents and ballots. Yeah, I wouldn't mind seeing that happen.

So the big picture is for this third party, Carlson has become the intellectual hub for a small but vocal faction of Maga exiles who say President Trump abandoned the America First agenda by launching the war in Iran mishandling the Epstein files I think that's that's probably true

I would say that part is true but he left that to Pam right he let Pam hang out to yeah probably shouldn't have probably shouldn't have and allowing Israel to exert, man, this is just so Israeli-centric, man, there's a thing there, you know, allowing Israel to exert too much influence over U.S. policy. I was talking about the government, not the people. Yes, of course, right, right, right. He's just asking questions. Just asking questions.

Is that wrong? No. No, it's not. We should be able to ask questions. So this would be a. real problem. If they put this together and run somebody in November you know

several people try to go up against Republicans it would split the vote enough to where Democrats are almost guaranteed to win this thing. Oh, depending on who they run. I mean they don't really have anyone credible yet. Although I think they're trying to make

some people credible available to the rest of us like John Ossoff in Georgia. I think he's Probably somebody we should be watching out for. We absolutely should. They're trying to make him into this savior now. It's really surprising. You know, you said that on our show, Pat Unleashed Monday through Friday.

Just right before this show. And I was like, John Ossoff. And then not long after that, he was everywhere. Pat Gray called it. Yeah. I think they're going to really push him now. because the other choices that the Democrats have, their bench is terrible.

Horrible. And they know it. They know that Kamala can't win. I think they know that Gavin Newsom can't win. AOC? AOC, I don't think she can win. Pete? No.

No. No way. Is Kamala going to run? I mean, she just bought a new $8 million house in Malibu. So she's probably... Nice. Yeah, well, yeah, it's a, it's a gated community down there in Malawi. She's living in past.

You know, she doesn't want to let the, let the unwashed masses in down there. Well, no, I mean. You can't. I mean, it's private beach. You know, she can't be bothered. So I'm sure she's going to be happy there. I'm sure. I mean, why not?

She's going to fly around the country and babble her nonsense and then fly back to Malibu, you know, to live comfortably. And I don't blame her. I wish I had that. Mm-hmm. But it's interesting that, you know. That miss little people. Yes.

It's all about the middle of America. It is all about the little people. Yes. Yeah. Yeah. It's agonizing. The hypocrisy is astounding. Unbelievable.

But, you know, they don't have anybody right now. So I think that some, it's going to be like the early 90s when Bill Clinton came out of nowhere. That's what I think is going to happen. So you got off us. Maybe you got Westmore. Westmore, from Maryland. Yeah. And John Ossoff are the two to, I think, really pay attention to and be concerned about.

And they both have, there's been some things happening around both of them that I'm like, they're running. Yeah. They're running. Just the way they sound. Yeah. And so, you know, those are definitely people to look out for. But as of right now, they don't really have anything or anyone that can beat J.D. Vance or Marco Rubio. No, I don't think they do.

I don't think they do. But a third party would split that vote. Mess that up. Easy. Yeah, very much so. So that's definitely a concern. That's a big concern. Also, here in Texas, the Senate race is way too close, way too close.

And in fact, right now, James Telerico supposedly is ahead by a little bit, by like two points or something over Ken Paxton. I mean, my gut reaction to that is to not believe it. But then this poll happened right after Paxton was gone. on vacation with his girlfriend, mistress to Europe over the 4th of July. Yeah. And I think, well, maybe it is right, because people were probably a little ticked.

It might have been. You know, I know I was. Yeah. I mean, I don't, I'm not saying the guys shouldn't go on vacation. No, just not. But over the 4th of July, you're running for Senate in the state of Texas. How about you be here? Yeah.

How about you be here for your Senate race? I know you just beat John Cornyn. And you've got a lot of work as Attorney General here. Right, Attorney General? Yeah. In Texas, you do a lot of work there. But you need to be here. I know the mistress wanted to go on a little trip.

How about you say later? We'll go on a little trip later. Yeah. After I've nailed down the Senate seat, then maybe we go on vacation. Yeah. But there's an interesting article about the Senate race here and how these are two hugely eligible bachelors running against each other.

Are they, though? I mean, Paxton, first of all, is still married, although I know it's super provincial to expect him to wait until his divorce is finalized. They're separated. But today, if you're separated, I guess you're as good as divorced. And Tala Rico, as we all know, he's not about,

he has a girlfriend who goes to a different school in another state. You don't know her. You don't know her. He does, of course. And they met up multiple times at a halfway spot between here and where she lives. Right. They meet in Colorado from time to time in a K-OA campground. But again, you don't know her.

But I don't know her. None of us know her. She's just his girlfriend. Right. And apparently he was talking about his girlfriend recently that we don't know. You know, you don't know her because she's from another school. in a different state. And cut 19, he's talking about.

Oh, I haven't seen this. Oh, and is she in there? Somewhere. Sunrise over in Antarctica. Another day begins. Oh, this is... Chapier's on the air where the good time spin. From global...

I don't see... He's just walking through a crowd. He's just walking through a crowd. I don't know that there's a girlfriend here. Making spirit of keen. So let's whiten that angle a little bit. I hadn't seen this yet. I don't...

That's not his girlfriend. No, it is. Unless his girlfriend is a guy. Unless his girlfriend is Bob. Which is possible. Okay. Which is possible. I didn't see any girlfriend there.

Where was she? That was weird. That was really weird. I had not seen that before. No. So I'm not quite sure why that was titled, tell Rico and his girlfriend unless we're unless we're saying that that Bob is his girlfriend

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Pat and Jeffie for Glenn today. AAA 727 BECK. So be that as it may, whether or not the two Senate candidates for U.S. Senate in Texas or bachelors or not, that is a, that's a race that I really hope the Republican Party starts to focus on

because it's way too close for comfort. You can't have this guy, James Tala Rico, in the U.S. Senate from Texas. No way. It's Texas, and it's going to be almost impossible. to hang on to the Senate majority. And I will say since, you know, we live here in Texas, I have not seen Paxton commercials. That's been a real problem.

I have not seen a lot of Tala Rico commercials. I've not seen any Paxon social media commercials. Haven't either. Any kind of posts on other stuff that, you know, bring up, you know, stupid little games and stuff like that. And it's been nothing, nothing for Ken Paxon. So whatever Ken's doing needs to be done a little different. I think so.

And second, and maybe he doesn't have the money. He's not necessarily listening to us. But maybe he should because we're not seeing him. All I know is I got a text from a David yesterday. In the Paxton campaign? I don't know how David got my phone number. But it said, hi, it's David. a Ken Paxton supporter.

Oh. James Tellerico back to transgender policies. Ken Paxton opposes. Can we chat? So I got that. I got that on my phone. And I don't know how he got my phone number, except that yesterday I was looking at something from Ken Paxton's X account.

And I said, you know, I need to follow him. And so I went to follow him. And it says follow back. So he was already following me on my X account at Jeffrey JFR, by the way, on X. And so I followed him. And maybe because I followed him, you know, that's when David decided that he was going to contact me. I wanted to talk to me about. Well, how did you get your number?

That still doesn't give him your phone number. Does it? It shouldn't. Shouldn't. I'm told that those numbers are private, Elon. So, you know, it shouldn't. I don't know. I don't know how David got.

my number but I didn't I didn't reply stop to end and I didn't reply to him yes we can chat so David I left David hanging well we should chat we should chat with David and see what he has to say I'm glad that Ken Paxton is let's try out there's something yeah at least there's that yeah maybe I will this sure David call me yeah give me a call let's talk about let's chat let's Let's talk a little bit about the transgender policies that can oppose us. Because, you know, I'm all for, you know, trans people being treated like human beings. Instead of being treated like the non-humans, they're being treated like all over this country today. Are they being treated like non-humans?

Oh, my gosh. I don't really see that. Yes. Holy cow. I'm not trans, so I don't experience it the way they do. Whenever I hear someone say, oh, I think I'm over. Okay with trans. I just want them to be over there with themselves. That's hatred. I've never heard anybody say that. Really?

I just want them to be over there by themselves. Never heard it. That's all they said. Never heard it. I have heard people say they don't want biological men in women's sports. That's all that means is you want them over there. No, that's all it means. No. Wow. That's really not what it means. We've got some comments on the number one tenets. player in the world for women. Sign your company's insurance policy. For some brokers, that's the finish line.

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Triple-eight, 933, something that used to be common sense. It is now considered bigotry. I guess women should only have to compete against women. Right. That's why there's women's sports. That's why it's not just. just sports. There's men's sports, there's women's sports. That's why there's an NBA and a WNBA. Because it's just not fair otherwise. Now, we used to know that through common sense, through observation, through science and biology.

But that's all out the window now. And so the women's tennis association, the WTO, the WTO, the WTO, is going to do a gender test. So if you're coming into the league, you're coming into that sport, you're going to have to be tested. And so some people are upset by that. It's hard to believe, but... It is hard to believe.

In today's world, it's not hard to believe. Yeah. But it is hard to believe that we have lost... We've lost that common sense. Yeah. That basic common sense. Yes, men, biological men. Women, biological women.

They're different. They're different. Yeah. And that's the way it is. So each have strengths and weaknesses. That's not a bad thing. No, it's just a thing. And that's just the way it is.

Yeah. So the number one women's tennis player in the world, Arena Sabalanka, has been talking about this. She is from, I think she's from Belarus. So she's not from these parts. But she's been having to defend herself because she's fine with the gender test. She doesn't want to have to compete against biological men. Can you imagine you work hard your entire life? You go through high school and amateur sports

and you become a professional tennis player and you rise all the way from somewhere in the thousands to the number one tennis player in the world and then they start throwing men at you. You do that under the women's banner. So wrong. Right. So unbelievable.

So wrong on every level. And not even only, not only just the females, the women that rise to the top. But all the women in the middle are being harmed by this. It's just insane. And if you're a father who has a daughter, you should be incensed. You should never allow that. You look at your young daughter today. you go home and three, four, five years old and think to yourself,

maybe next year she can play soccer against a boy that's going to kick the crap out of her. Yeah. I can't wait. No. No, no one wants that. Was it yesterday? I was listening to Glenn and he had, who was his guest? Yeah, it was Clay Travis.

Yeah, it was. Well, Clay, we talked about Clay's deal that he wants to give the WMBA. Yeah, it's awesome. It's really great. He wants to put together an all-trans team to compete against women's teams. He also gave them a challenge for $10 million to play against the state championship high school boys team of his choosing. Right. To play the Los Vegas.

Yeah, the WNBA champion. Yeah. Which. One game. They'd get destroyed. They'd be destroyed. If they win, $10 million. And they're not going to.

They're not going to win. But, you know, that. They need the money. Yeah. They do. They all claim it. I'd love it if they took him up on that. They're not going to.

Two. And it came up yesterday because the national U.S. women's soccer team, which won, I believe, in this particular year, won the World Championship, or they were number one ranked in the world. And then they played against a team from Dallas of mostly 14-year-old boys. It was an under-15-year-old team, and most of the kids. kids on it were, were 14 or under. And that 14-year-old boys' team from Dallas beat the national women's team five to two. So, you know, there's obviously a massive difference here.

So that's not a bad thing. That's just a thing. It's just the way it is. That's right. So Arena Sabalanka was talking about that gender test in women's tennis. Hi, the WTA recently announced that the players will take a one-time gender test. How do you feel about that? The first pro league to go in that direction?

I think it's really important to keep the fairness in our tour and it's obviously the biologically, right, the men are way strong in the women, so I feel like it would be not really fair for the woman to compete against biological men. So I believe it took them a little while to make the decision and, And yeah, I support it. But for me, I'm focusing on myself, on my goals, you know, whatever it takes. If they want to test us all, I'm happy to do that. It's pretty fair.

And let's keep it that way. Amen. And we'll move on. Next question. Hallelujah. Somebody with a little common sense. I'm out. Thank you.

But she's going to be hounded with this all over the world. Absolutely. You know that people are going to be throwing stuff at her left and right over this because how dare you say that? Then they had Cocoa Goff, who's an American and a progressive. They asked her about the same thing. Yeah. Hi, Coco. The WTA recently said it's going to give gender tests to the players on tour. What's your impression of that? What do you feel about it? And what did the WTA do to prepare you guys for what's to come on that? Yeah. I mean, as far as I guess with that, I mean, I know it's been something

that's been talked about a while, but I've talked to a couple other players, and a lot of them didn't find out until the press release, so I do think that's something that could have been more transparent. Why they thought it with the press release? Across the tour. As far as that, I mean, I understand the reasoning behind it. I do think that this kind of conversation has created a lot of monosity towards the trans community, which I'm not really a big fan of, but I also understand the needs.

to, I guess, a biological difference and the need to protect that and preserve that. So I think it's a conversation that is very nuanced. Yes or no? And it creates clauses or I need to have a nuanced answer. No, you don't. Just answer. I guess kind of agree with trying to protect the fairness in women's sports, but also do not like the attack that it is creating. It doesn't create a attack.

Don't really care, but just want to use this as a reason to attack the trans community. Nobody's attacking the trans community. So I don't let me know. Oh, geez. I'd answer really this question in a way that people aren't going to. That's as bad as the WMBA coach. I definitely support the trans community, but I also support. I'm not smart enough.

I'm not educated enough to give you an answer on this. Ugh. Coco. So the answer is yes. I support it. The answer is yes. She's just trying to save herself. The battle is coming.

It took her a minute 41 to say yes, because it was such a tortured answer that she's trying to be so careful. Yes. Just to answer the question, it's not an attack on trans people. Nobody is going to attack them as a result of this. What we're trying to do is protect you,

the female here. Thank you. And that we have to go through this, it just shows how silly the discussion has become. Oh, it's become absolutely silly. And look, we have, we're still, we're still in the heat of the battle in baseball, right? So I'm waiting for that to be asked to some baseball players

in their press conferences. We have NFL just started last night, right? So we have the NFL start kicking back up, waiting for those questions to be asked of the NFL players, how they feel about the trans community. Would you be welcome to a trans player on your NFL team? They are men, so there's no issue there. If a woman wants to try to compete against men and you're a trans man, go ahead. You don't see it the other way, though, and there's a reason for that. you're not seeing a whole bunch of biological women trying to compete against men are you no at all

to my knowledge i haven't seen it at all it's always the other way yes and there's a reason for that oh there is yeah i don't have to wonder why that is there is there is a reason okay i appreciate it i just it's agonizing and to have to take two minutes to say you yes, I'm in favor of women being protected in our sport. It's just so ridiculous. I'm not educated enough to answer that question.

You know, it's a very hard question to answer. No, it's not. Normally, I'm all for inclusion. Uh-huh. And I prefer inclusion. Well, yeah, okay, so you're, first of all, that was a WNBA coach. So I'm sure the coach is fine if a male came in to be the coach. for the for the team right the trans no the trans no no no no we don't know that's not that doesn't

that doesn't count as inclusion okay all right it's just absolutely agonizing and you know sophy cunning cunningham for the wmba has been on the forefront of this only because she answered it the way it's everyone should answer it yes i i care about women and i want women to compete against women have a nice day right care. I don't want, I don't want men competing against women. And so she's got an endless supply of crap since saying that. For all the fans at the WNBA games, I've got no comment from the WNBA at all. You know, her main friend, the person who she's the enforcer for on the court, won't answer the question. She just says, I want to keep the game, the game. And we talk about, I want to just

focus on the game. Yeah. And Sophie has come out and said that now, too, that we've got to keep the main thing. The main thing, and I agree, no problem. But you still have to have some more people saying, yeah, no, we're four women playing against women and men playing against men. Period. The end. Have a nice day.

It's all about protecting the women. It is not anything against trans people. If you want to play basketball or tennis, create a league where trans people compete against trans people. My gosh, why do you hate trans people? I don't. Why do you hate trans? Not at all.

Not at all. Just putting them over into a corner, like I said, that'll be at the beginning of this whole thing. That's all I hear. If you're a biological male, but you identify as a female, go ahead and play against males. Yeah. Yeah, go ahead. Nobody's stopping you from doing that. Nope.

Right? It's unbelievable. All right. Triple-8-7-27-B-B-E-C-More coming up. It turns out. When did that get there? Common sense ain't all that common. But around here, it's still standard equipment.

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Six hours. Six hours. I mean, thousands of people saw it. So did nobody call and say, hey, you want to send, I don't know, the Air Force over here and see what that is? I mean, it was there. Six hours. Hovering. What is that?

It appears just hovering in the sky. It was up there quite a way. I don't think it was a Chinese balloon. But it was. No, they said it changed shapes. So it's not balloonish. It was perfectly round and transparent through binoculars. Almost like a ball of energy.

Almost like a ball of energy. The perfectly circular blob's fixed position is what left most viewers intrigued about its mysterious nature. Photographs of the orb of surface but barely justify the unnatural physicality of the object's size, altitude and true distance. weird really really weird if it's me I'm sending a fighter jet up there check it out you see what it is

yes unless you already know what it is because it's from the U.S. military then I guess I'm not doing anything so maybe that's what it is you're not just going to have a flyby not if I already know what it is go ahead

flyer take her out flyer by satisfy their curiosity fly by it Everybody think we're looking into it. Also, astronomers studying the moon claimed to have captured possible evidence of a technologically advanced non-human civilization. Scientists at Ukraine's main astronomical observatory reported observing more than 20 unidentified objects moving near and across the moon several months in a row in 2025.

Some of the disc-shaped objects were estimated to be between 15 and 25 miles across. I was don't sound like small objects. No, that's fairly sizable. Yeah. If you're flying across the moon and it's 25 miles across your vehicle, that's a pretty sizable object. That's not normal. Now, we just had one of Elon's rockets crash into the moon, and we haven't seen pictures of that yet.

Still, right. The Ukrainian laboratory hasn't released photos of Elon's crash. No. Into the moon, which was, I don't know, left a 16-foot hole or something into the moon. But so, man, maybe we hurt somebody. Maybe that was an attack on the moon. That's why it was this errant, this errant SpaceX rocket going into the moon. Okay.

By accident, really wasn't an accident at all. Maybe you're on to something. Maybe we're slamming into a 15 to 25 mile object. Yeah, and that's why we haven't seen pictures of it. And that's why we're trying to say, we of the moon is ours. Whoever you are, get out. It stumbled on to something. All right.

We'll investigate it over the weekend. Let you know on Monday what the outcome was. See you.