The Glenn Beck Program - Why Biden's New SECRET Surveillance Court Is So Disturbing | Guest: Adam Morgan | 1/18/24

Episode Date: January 18, 2024

Glenn’s audience helped stop a disturbing rule from passing within the New York Stock Exchange. Glenn discusses what Blaze Media discovered about the pipe bomb that was found outside the DNC on January 6. Glenn previews his upcoming podcast with Tony Robbins. Glenn and Stu discuss Biden’s secret surveillance data protection review court that will operate without public knowledge. South Carolina state Rep. Adam Morgan joins to discuss how RINOs in South Carolina are attempting to muzzle conservatives. Glenn reviews what happened at the World Economic Forum yesterday, including John Kerry’s daughter Vanessa engaging in climate alarmism, a witch coughing on people, and Argentina President Javier Milei putting the global elites in their place. Glenn and Stu go through the various vice president options Trump is picking between.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Shoot, the interdimensional beings. Have you heard this talk? You'll find a witch under your house, and her feet will curl. up. Maybe your feet will curl up when you hear that news. Also, the blaze has just found a new interesting little fact about the January 6th pipe bombs. Yeah. Hmm. Is that a short little person that's part of the Lollipop Guild? Yeah. It gets weirder and weirder. And then the two Navy SEALs who have been lost at sea. Uh-huh.

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Let me start with some good news. May I? The New York Stock Exchange has withdrawn a rule that some have said would have illegally implemented a radical environmentalist agenda and harmed national security. Yesterday, the New York Stock Exchange announced that it would be withdrawing a proposed rule to the Security and Exchange Commission that would have created a listing entity called natural asset company. A natural asset company would be empowered to control private and public lands by capturing the intrinsic and productive value of nature.

And they'd be able to block things like logging, herding, having cattle, growing things, having people on the land, and of course, drilling. The proposed rule was opposed by a coalition of over two thousand, or sorry, two dozen Republican attorneys general and state financial officers who warned that the rule would be used to push liberal political agendas. Republicans also said that so foreign entities would be able to purchase and control what happens on public lands and private lands by designating it an NAC. It's Marlowe Oaks and this audience that I believe get to credit. Marlowe Oaks brought this, he's the Utah Republican Treasurer. He brought this to my attention, what, right before Christmas,

and they were supposed to decide on January 2nd, you mobilized, you called your senators and your, you know, your state officials and government officials in Washington, and they acted. Again, another huge, huge win caused by you. So thank you for everything that you have done. Now, let's keep our eye on them because the New York Stock Exchange, with the United States, They didn't want to get ruled against, so they withdrew their application. And let's see if they repackage it in any way. Keep your eye on this. Now, there's a couple of stories here that I find puzzling and interesting.

Two Navy SEALs were lost at sea. You don't hear that very often, but it happens. Two U.S. Navy SEals were lost at sea on a mission targeting Iranian weapons and the deliveries to the Houthis in Yemen. The nighttime mission ended with a seizure of a small sailing boat that was transporting advanced lethal aid to the Yemeni rebel groups as part of its campaign of attacks against international merchant shipping. The seals had been reported missing in the days following the mission.

The seals had been reported missing in the days following the mission, which took place on the 11th of January off the coast of Somalia. Its purpose had not been revealed when it was announced. The two seals are still lost at sea. Now, let me ask you something. They're continuing an exhaustive search for our missing teammates. They were on this interdiction mission. They were climbing onto this sailboat when,

According to the Pentagon, one was knocked off by the high waves. The second seal then jumped in after the first following protocol, and they're both missing, presumed dead. Now, let me just point out a couple of things that even I know about Navy SEALs. First of all, they're pretty good swimmers. they, as part of their training, have to tread water for like two hours. It's some crazy amount of time that they're just dumped out into the ocean. They, you know, they're thrown out of an airplane and then they're dumped out in the ocean and they have to tread water.

So they're good at treading water. But here's the craziest thing. they also have little beacons on their suits. So if they're lost at sea, we can find them because they have a little tracking beacon on their suit. Now, maybe they weren't wearing that tracking beacon. Maybe these were the two Navy seals that can't tread water. But I'd like more information.

and I'd also like our president to even acknowledge that we lost two Navy SEALs. It'd be nice. Could we? Could we acknowledge that if they were lost on a mission? I have no idea what happened, and it could be exactly the way the government is reported. But I'm sorry, the purveyor of mis and disinformation, the largest gloathing. the largest global purveyor of fake information is the United States government at this point. I don't trust a damn thing they say, and you shouldn't.

Let me give you this story. This broke yesterday from the Blaze. Blaze Media can now reveal that the person who discovered the pipe bomb at the Democratic National Committee headquarters in Washington, D.C., on January 6th, was a United States Capitol Police Plain Clothes Officer. Now, let me refresh you on this. There were two pipe bombs that were found on January 6th. The FBI, with all of their resources, all of the surveillance video, cannot find who.

Who planted those bombs? Luckily, one was found by a passer-by, the first one, at the RNC headquarters. Some woman apparently ran in and said, I think there might be a pipe bomb in the alley. And they were like, oh, we've got to call the police. The police came and said, yes, it's a pipe bomb. But it didn't go off. In fact, the details that we have show that it probably wasn't really designed to go off, but it had like that kitchen timer.

Then just a few minutes later, another passer-by was walking by a park bench right in front of the DNC headquarters, and they spotted what they thought was a pipe bomb. And so they immediately ran in and said, hey, I think I found a pipe bomb, and the Secret Service freaked out. They went out, and then they started, They gather that pipe bomb.

They're like, look, John, it is a pipe bomb. And the other guy was like, Tom, that's crazy. I wonder who put that there. Should we get the vice president out? No, let's leave her inside. Okay. So, so far, I've got quite a tale, I'm telling you. Now, let me add something else.

all of the text traffic and all of the diary, if you will, that the Secret Service keeps, on January 6th, it was all accidentally deleted. Damn it. Did I push delete? I didn't mean to do that. I deleted all of it? Oh, crap. So they can't tell us exactly what happened.

They can't tell us exactly why Kamala Harris left. She was at the Capitol waiting for the, you know, waiting for the, you know, the vote on the presidency to finalize that. She was supposed to be there. Remember, she's a member of the Senate, too. She's the tiebreaker. But she was suddenly called away and nobody can recall why. And she had to go to the DNC headquarters. Why? We don't know. Probably something very important, though. And so the Secret Service rushed her in, got her in. They did a check of the whole area. They didn't find a pipe bomb. But this passerby, who just as a passerby, he found a pipe bomb. Secret Service couldn't. But the passerby found it because it was sitting right there in a way that it looked like it was meant to be discovered.

well, we've tried to find out who this guy is, this passerby, this innocent guy who had a sharp eagle eye and found that sitting on the sidewalk right in front of the park bench, all by himself, found out who he was. He was a DC Metro police officer. Now, why wouldn't the DC or Capitol police officer, why wouldn't everyone want you to know that it was a police officer that, found that instead of just to pass her by. It would lend more credibility wouldn't it stoop? It wasn't just some old lady there's like I think that's a pipe bomb. It's got a

timer on it. No, no, no. This is a credible. This is a DC cop. Right. You can see a couple of officers sitting there some random person comes up. Maybe not appear incredible. Oh, there's a bomb over there. Oh, okay. All right. Thanks, sir. Appreciate that.

But if it's a DC, it was Capitol Police officer, right? Capitol Police Officer plain clothes. You'd think, okay, well, this person's very credible. We better get the Vice President out of here immediately. Right. Now, here's what happened. We now know that the United States Capitol Police Plain Clothes Officer walked by,

just happened to look down there on the sidewalk, and there was the pipe bomb. So he walked a full 20 feet to the SUV of the Secret Service. and he knocked on the passenger window and then talked to him for a while and then casually walked around to the driver's side and they rolled it down and they talked some more and what he said was hey right over there about 20 feet from where we're sitting i found a pipe bomb now secret service what do they do? Of course, they jump out.

They call the bomb squad. They get one of those little robot things to pick it up so it doesn't go off and kill somebody. And they get the first thing they do is they get Kamala Harris away from the area. It's 20 feet away from her motorcade. Oh, what a close call that was. Except that's not what they did. They left Kamala Harris in the building. And, you know, before they took a look at that pipe bomb,

they finished their lunch in the car. I mean, do we know where the lunch came from? No, I might have. Look, dude, it's hot. I mean, I've had cold lunches all week. This is the only time we've had to eat our lunch and while it's still hot. And if it could be something like off the Taco Bell, craveable menu. Could be.

It just could be something so delicious. They were like, eh. But there it was, 15 to 20 feet away from the bomb. And they fed their face first. It's weird. It is weird. It's a weird decision. Yeah.

And a weird that the Capitol Police and the congressional hearings didn't include the fact that that was a police officer. They just said it was a passerby. They could never get the name, never get the name, never get the name. Well, Blaze got the name. Finally, we got the name. Haven't released the name yet. Oh, but it's coming. Hmm.

Interesting. So another weird kind of thing that hasn't happened in my lifetime has happened again while we've fallen into a wormhole. Peace of mind can be really hard to find given the troubled times we live in. Geez, there's more of that disinformation. We're living in troubled times. Please give me a break. There's no reason to prep, okay? That's crazy talk. I will tell you that, yeah, paint me crazy. I'm prepping, and I've gone a step further, Jace Medical. Jace Medical is a group that I met a couple of years ago, and they offer the Jace case, which is the first thing that you should have,

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who wanted to become a man as was requesting testosterone injections. The doctor said, despite the male pronouns and testosterone injections, the patient would indeed remain a woman. The college declared the doctor must adhere to the patient's preferred gender identity. Well, that's fine. This is a doctor. He has 700 patients in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. He has been seeing the unnamed woman for at least four years before their confrontation in 2022.

During the appointment, the woman reportedly asked for a prescription for testosterone, citing that she had already been using male pronouns. Doctor noted that he had never helped a patient transition into a man and issued a warning to the woman that testosterone therapy could make her more aggressive. The patient disputed that claim and told the doctor that his opinions were based on stereotypes. She was then offered testosterone gel but demanded injections as a faster means to masculineize. The patient also allegedly made a recording of Dr. Brear in which he insisted that she would still be genetically a woman. He insisted she would still genetically be a woman even after treatments.

The doctor reportedly said a genetic analysis of the patient would show that she had two X chromosomes rather than the XY of a man. glad they got this doctor out of there. You know what I mean? She's telling this woman that taking injections of testosterone could make her more aggressive. What kind of quackery is that? That the testosterone injection won't actually change her genetic makeup.

Doctor then reportedly told her the patient that believing she is a man was in-jure. your brain, a patient until today, but you were a woman, dear madam, he apparently remarked. Good thing. Good thing. He's out. Did you see this exchange? I think it was on X, Twitter, whatever it's called. And they, someone was like, well, what is a woman? It was one of those typical exchanges. Some left-wing activist jumped in and said, a woman is someone who says they're a woman, period. This is easy. No, that's not a woman. No, that's not a woman. No, I. It's like a hundred, what?

I mean, like, apply that. What's the limiting principle to that? If she says she's a cow, if she says she's an orange peel. Then she's an orange peel. Right. Like, there's no limiting principle. Nothing means anything in this world. Oh, yeah.

If you go down this road. Wow, that's interesting that you might say that because that's exactly where we're, where we're finding ourselves now. Oh, good. Words have absolutely no meaning. truth cannot be discovered because there is no truth. Good thing. The world is starting to turn around. Is it?

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And then he just goes, I got a new hat. it was a proud, proud moment for the United States of America. Today, releasing on our podcast for Blaze TV subscribers, something you do not want to miss, something that is very rare. I got a two-hour interview with Tony Robbins. I went to his house. It's an amazing house. Went to his house.

And we just talked about the state of the world. and how do we get through it? How do we prepare? It is a fascinating conversation that I think will do a lot of good with a lot of people. But here's Tony talking about the seasons that are changing and the season that we're in.

Listen. When we figured out seasons, one distinction, humanity changed. Because we went from planting and not working and saying we have to hunt around to, no, no, if you plant in the season, Spring, only in the spring. Take care of it through the summer, reap in the fall and keep some of that for the winter. You can stay in one place. You don't have to live in fear. It changed.

It created communities, countries. It created the world as we know it today. One distinction. Well, those same seasons happen in your life. It also happened in history. So think about it. If you think about times when it's been, people have been extremely optimistic and the country feels optimistic. That's not now, as we clearly know, right? And people kind of work together. I'll give you an example I love to give people. I think I share this when you're at my seminar. If you think of somebody and you don't have to know a lot about history, just try this. If you're born in 1910, and if you don't know your history, someone born in 1910, those first 19, 20 years, pretty well protected.

So World War I happened, they didn't go to war, they were protected by their parents. There was some tough times, but someone was taken care of you. Some people better than others, but still better. But guess what? They grew through a time of the roaring 20s. They're 10 years old in the roaring 20s, 12. 14. And they were looked down on by older generations, just like baby boomers and some exers look down on millennials and Zs right now. They got it so easy. They don't know what hard is. And there's some truth to it. Yeah. Because they haven't been through the war. They haven't gone through those things, right? They didn't have to go out and pump their own water. They didn't have to get blocks of ice to keep things cool. Yeah. They don't do all that. They don't go and farm their own food and so forth, right? Working all day and all night. So what happened was those kids, think about it. All this technology happened just like now in a short period of time. Radio, television, cars, airplanes, boom, boom, boom,

within a few decades. And what are they thinking? I'm gonna party, it's a roar in 20s, I'm gonna have a time on my life, and right when they turn 19 and think that's about the time that's gonna happen, is 1929. And these weak kids had to get strong to survive.

And what happened? Well, people jumped out of buildings, people are standing in breadlines, and the Midwest is a dust bowl. It was rough. Now, it wasn't rough every moment. When we say it's wintertime, we're in Florida, it's kind of stormy outside,

today, but most days here, it's 74, 76 degrees, nice and sunny and beautiful. So winter's different. And even then during the Depression, it wasn't constant problems. Stock market crashed three years later, jumped up, dropped again. But the overall theme in winter is fear. Everybody's fearful and they overreact to those things, right? So what was their reward for making it through 10 years of depression? By the time they're 29, it's 1939.

Congratulations, World War II. And you and I weren't alive then, but the people then, it didn't look like we're going to win. I mean, Hitler was strafing countries. If you didn't think that was the possibility of even Jesus returning, you know what I mean? Without a doubt. It was evil and dark. If you're in London, you're being bombed upon and Churchill's using his voice to keep you up going to game. And it's a time that nobody who's alive today really fully understands unless they're really old and managed to make it through that time.

But those people fought through that and he became what America calls the greatest generation because they got strong by being. by being tested for 20 years of their life. It was not easy. They come home and they're the heroes. And we have a new season. What fall is winter? Thank God. Springtime.

Always. Some winters are long. Some are short. Some are easy. Some are hard. But you never go from fall rewards easy straight to springtime. You got to go through winter.

They go through winter and they come back and we've got 17, 18 years of optimism overall. Meaning, my gosh, America's a great place. You fought in the war. You're a hero. We'll give you a VA Lo and you've got a house. We're going to have this new technology.

You're going to have different quality of life. Think about 1945 to the time that John F. Kennedy was killed, 1963, those 17 years. Camelot, optimism. There's challenges, but overall. So amazing time. Unbelievable time. But then he gets killed, John F. Kennedy. Then Robert Kennedy, Martin Luther King.

And you go through the hot summer that you can see in every seas, every 80 years. You see it like clockwork, these 20-year cycles, where the theme becomes frustration and anger and fighting, usually between generations at that point. And we go through this new set of values. And so think about, say, the 60s and 70s, if you can remember them, they say you weren't there, I don't know what they had any other drugs, compared to the 80s, 90s, 2000s.

Very different value systems. Why? Because the kids that were protected, the baby boomers, they came back, these heroes, they had lots of sex and lots of kids, had this huge boom, and they wanted their kids to have it better than they did. So they overprotected them,

told them how smart they were, you're going to go to college. And when they got there, since they didn't have to work at anything, a lot of them used drugs, overdid it, a lot of them protested things, but they haven't done anything yet. And so there's a lot of fighting. If you ask people, they've asked for the last 50 years in universities, one question, this test goes on and on. And the question is, which is more important to you, do you think, for your life? Developing a philosophy of your life that makes you happy or the pragmatic skills so you'll

have financial security or freedom. What do you think, 82% of the people said in this? 60s and 70s. Money. Or no, the opposite. That's right. What do you think the answer was in the 80s and 90s and 2000s? Money. That's right. Because those ex-generation kids, their parents, boomers were into their world and their life from changing the world. They didn't pay attention to their kids as much. If you saw the movies in those days, it was kids were like Rosemary's baby. It was exorcist, right? But in the 80s and 90s, it's three men and a baby. It's baby on board. Because that ex-generation had a thin for themselves. Come home, turn on the TV, figure things out.

They grew up differently. Not every person, but they were latchkey kids, right? So they were more pragmatic, right? Now, they didn't want their kids to be that way, so guess what they did those millennial kids, including some books, they spoiled them rotten. They go and fight for their, I couldn't imagine my parents coming to my professor

and arguing about my grades, or micromanaging where I'm going to be, or helicopter parenting, I'd go berserk. I also couldn't imagine staying home. We have more people from the ages of 20 to 35 living at home right now than any time of history, including the Depression. And it's like, why should I go? Mom makes my food.

I got a great place to stay. Don't have any overhead. So the generations are raised differently. You and I might be individually different than our generation, but the overall themes are there. So we've gone through the reaping times of, guess what, credits cheap, you go through the spring to summer, and now we're in winter. And winter where people see things like, it's going to end.

We're going to have a third world war, you know. The whole thing is going to be done. We've always had those risks, but they're interpret. differently through the psychology of the season. It is a fascinating conversation. He's obviously going through the fourth turning. He's read it a lot and understands. And he is, he's making the point in this podcast,

at least in this part of the podcast, that depending on how you prepare and how you look at winter will mean the difference between surviving and thriving. You don't have to be part of the class that is completely wiped out and freaked out and living in fear. He's saying, take the bull by the horns, understand the season you're in, and then find the ways to make it work for you and your family to survive. But fear will kill all of that. It's a fascinating conversation with a guy who has changed my family's life in ways you cannot imagine.

I wouldn't have even thought it was possible. And he's very quick to always correct me and say, no, no, no, I didn't change. Everybody who came in the family wanted to change, wanted that change. And he said, I just showed you how to do it, but you made all the change yourself. He does not like being considered a guru, you know, or somebody's life coach. That's not what he does. But he teaches these principles that I think are universally true and really important at this time in the seasons. It's interesting to think about that the way he was with generations, too, about how the parents react and how that affects the kids and how that affects those kids as they turn into parents.

and of course these are generalities when you're talking about a generation there's a lot of individuals made up of the make up those groups but I mean it does kind of track right I mean it does sort of seem that way that it does seem that like you know Generation X people sort of more

I don't know pragmatic you know and then you see not necessarily out there to save the world and but they are maybe certainly more attentive Z is completely different in not always positive ways right like the helicopter parenting thing seems to be an issue.

Yeah. Yeah, it's fascinating. Yeah, it is. It is. And the generation Z is the hero generation now. Generation Z. So this is the one. Okay, so it goes millennials, millennials then generation Z, right?

And then the, what is it, alpha? The new one's alpha? Yeah, I guess. I don't know. I don't know. But it's the current generation. I think it's Z might be alpha, but. Alpha is the, I think, 14 is the oldest alpha.

if you're 14 years old. So these are kids. Yeah. So the, probably part of Z and Alpha are going to be the hero generation. They're the ones that are going to be tested. What's fascinating is if you, if you know anything about history, in 1929, everybody thought their kids were worthless. They were like, they grew up without farming, without any of this. They're worthless.

When you got to World War II, the adult said they're weak, they've never been tested, they'll never be able to do this. And they're the ones who just grew up fast because they had to. And they become the hero generation. So whenever you hear people, you know, talking down about the teenagers of today or the 20-somethings of today, be careful. Because that is the hero generation. And this is a cycle that goes way back to ancient Egypt. I mean, they've tracked this thing way, way, way back for centuries.

And this 80-year cycle continues to show itself. The question is, do you survive in a, this is called a Wii cycle, where it's all about the collective? Bad guys, you know, you don't build dictatorships in a, me society because everybody's like screw you I'm not following you I'm doing my thing because it's me me me me me so you can't cobble together that that that that Hitler style thing but you can in this season and we've always missed it we barely missed it last time with FDR but we've always missed it because we had the constitution and the declaration of independence and people understood it. Now the question is, do we understand it enough to save it?

This is where populism becomes bad. Populism without the moral and philosophical underpinnings of what we did in the American Revolution, without those things, populism becomes very dangerous. it becomes France. It's a popular uprising. But there's no direction. There's no, what are we fighting for? That was the reason why the Declaration of Independence was so important. It clearly outlined what we were fighting for.

And what we were fighting for was a real change in freedom and self-regulation and self-government. Now, if it becomes popular. popular, that's great. If it's just popular to burn things down, that's bad. But it's our choice. And the ones who will really be fighting it are our kids, the next hero generation. By the way, you can get that podcast today for the next couple of days. It's just exclusively for Blaze TV subscribers. If you're a subscriber to Blaze TV, make sure you get the podcast. It's Tony Robbins this week, two hours, longest podcast we've ever done.

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When people say MAGA, they're actually looking at people voting for Trump, and they think they're voting, and they're basically scapegoing them, that you are like him. But I don't think they're voting for Trump because of his family values. And if you look, just take a step back, be honest. He's kind of right about NATO. kind of right about immigration. He grew the economy quite well. Tax reform worked.

He was right about some of China. I don't like what he did. I said China virus. Yeah, I understand. He may have been right. And I don't like how he said things in New Mexico. I don't like, but he wasn't wrong about so these critical issues. And that's why the vote for him.

And I think people should be a little more respectful of our fellow citizens. And when you guys have people up here, you should always ask the why. Not like it's a binary thing. You're supporting Trump. You're not supporting Trump. Why are you supporting them? It's hard to hate 75 million of your fellow Americans. I agree.

And, you know, the Democrats have done a pretty good job with the deplorables, hugging on to their Bibles and their beer and their guns. I mean, really, can we just stop that stuff and actually grow up and treat other people with respect and listen to them a little bit? That happened at Davos, Jamie Diamond, who is on record not liking Donald Trump at all. Finally, an adult in the room. It's something else here now.

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Okay? Okay. All right. This one's a wild one. in a deal to let companies keep trading transatlantic data, the White House built an opaque new forum that could affect national security and privacy rights without any paper trail. I mean, there's a lot of questions in that paragraph, but usually the opening one's setting you up for the explanation.

So perhaps I should wait a second. At an undetermined date in an undisclosed location, the Biden administration began operating a secretive new court to protect Europeans' privacy rights under U.S. law. Known officially as the Data Protection Review Court, it was authorized in an October 2020 executive order to fix a collision of European and American law that had been blocking the lucrative flow of consumer data between American and European companies. for three years. Now, this is because Europe has just put in a very strong privacy law. And they're enforcing those things. Well, we have a problem exchanging data now because of their privacy laws.

The court's eight judges, eight judges, were named last November, including, oh, Attorney General Eric Holder, he's trustworthy. Oh, good. Its existence has allowed companies to resume the lucrative transatlantic data trade with the blessing of EU officials. What is the lucrative transatlantic data trade? I don't know. They say that it's companies, but then it then just listen to the whole story. I mean, they say that's companies trading data or like for instance, Facebook having servers here with European data on their servers.

Okay. Okay. So you could argue maybe that this needs to be sorted out because it's, there's nothing nefarious going on here, right? It's just, it's just. Why the secrecy? Very strange. Also, did we have a, I mean, we cover the news every day. Did we have a new bill that created this court?

Was there a new discussion? What was the debate? No, executive order. A dictate. A dictate from, it can create new courts? New courts. New courts. Now, the next sentence, because you understand clearly what we're talking about, right?

The next sentence of this article is, the details get blurry after that. Okay, so what we just had was the in-focus part. Yes, okay. It's going to get a little blurry now. Okay. The court's location is a secret. The Department of Justice will not say if it has taken a case yet. Why would you hide the location of a court that is overseeing data transfers?

What on earth? Why would that need to be a secretive location? No idea. Though the court has a clear mandate ensuring Europeans their privacy rights under U.S. law, its decisions will also be kept a secret from both the EU residents petitioning the court and the federal agencies task with false. following the law. Wait, wait. So someone in the EU comes to the American court that... The secret court. That they don't know where the location is. Right.

I don't know how to contact them. Don't know anything. So when that happens, which I would assume it would be very infrequently. Yes. But when they do, they go through some sort of case and then they don't get to know the result of the case? Well, it's not only that. Plaintiffs are also not allowed to appear in person and are represented.

How could they? They don't know where it is. Correct. And are represented by a special advocate appointed by the U.S. Attorney General. Okay. So. Okay. So. Okay. I've got a problem with my data. Right. And I go to this court that I don't know where it is. And you can't actually go to the court. I can't actually, I'm not physically go. I just like, I contact them. They create a case. And they assign an advocate for me to argue the case. But I can't know where it is when it's going on and what the outcome is.

Yes. Okay, perfect. Yes. This is just to restore some trust. Oh, good. Critics worry that it'll tie the hands of intelligence agencies with an unusual power. It can make binding decisions on surveillance practices with federal agencies, which won't be able to challenge those decisions.

Hmm. Now, I thought this was about corporate data transfers. Yeah, what does this have to do with intelligence agencies? Until there's some clarity on how that's going to operate, you can expect the intelligence community to be nervous about what it might mean, especially since it's not even clear what its caseload is going to look like. For the European citizens, it's supposed to help. The picture is just as murky. Private advocates argue that it will be nearly impossible for European residents to bring cases,

given that they will have to know that they're being surveilled to file a complaint. Right. Quote, I don't think anyone sitting around in Spain is unhappy about his visa being denied and is going to think that it could be based on data transfers to the U.S. and go through this process. Wait a minute. I thought. I know.

I thought we were talking about corporations trading data. What would that have to do with a visa being denied from the government? It's weird, huh? It feels like, and you tell me if I'm wrong here, but it feels like what's actually happening is that companies, let's say in the United States, are capturing data and then EU governments are buying the data from the companies in the United States or the opposite, right? Where it's illegal for us to spy on Europeans, right?

I mean, on Americans. And it's illegal for them to spy on Europeans. So we spy on the Europeans. they spy on the Americans. And it goes through companies that are just in a international data trade, which is quote-unquote lucrative. Correct. For the business community, however, the court has already done its first job. Its very existence allowed EU regulators to finally bless the resumption of the cross-border data transfers.

Oh, good. Now, I'm not kidding. Here's the next sentence. What happens next, or perhaps is already happening, is far less clear. So wait, the part before this was the clear part. I thought two parts before. Two parts before was a clear part.

Then it got murky. Murky or blurry. Blurry. And now it gets even less clear. Got it. Okay. So now you can't even see light at this point. The data protection review court is a solution to a transatlantic problem that had

bedeviled much of corporate America and big tech companies in particular. The global trade in personal. data is large in growing up to $7.1 trillion between the U.S. and the EU alone, but governed by legal regimes that differ sharply across borders. The private data of European citizens... Now, again, we're back to the corporations, right? Next paragraph.

The private data of European citizens can legally be surveilled by U.S. intelligence agencies but unlike Americans, Europeans have no recourse under American law if agencies overreach. Again, I thought, is this an example of a public-private partnership? Yeah, that's what I'm wondering. I mean, it seems like they're going around these rules by creating an entity. Yep. Within some new industry where they can just make these data transfers occur without them going legally from government to government.

As Europe began to implement its stringent 2018 data privacy law that the imbalance set badly with EU authorities, and in both 2015 and 2020 ruling, a European court barred companies outright from transferring or processing EU citizens' data in the U.S., or at least until the citizens had a way to pursue their rights. So they can now take the data out. They couldn't before. But now that they've done this secret court, they can take the data. out because apparently people in Europe will know when they're being surveilled when their data has been used against them and they'll have a secret court to go.

And they, I mean, you know, that's their recourse. They won't know if anything's been done. Yeah, this seems like one of those things that in five years, when we find out they've been doing it all the time, they will say, well, no one ever asked in court, we got that court set up. Yeah. And no one ever showed up. Yeah. It's weird. We had like no cases for five years. It seemed like no one had a problem with what was going on, I guess. So I don't know who appointed the judges, but the one that announced the judges is Merrick Garland. I think it said earlier in the article that the AG was the one who did it. Oh, good, good. So it is Garland. So it's Garland. Four of them have deep-rooted experience with classified information

from their previous careers in the NSA and National Security Council. Oh, good. Or the Department of Justice. Oh. Perfect. Okay. We've seen no problems in those arenas at all lately. No. When intelligence agencies are, you know, the watchdogs of themselves, what could possibly go wrong? What could go wrong?

They're the experts in themselves. Experts believe the intelligence community is cautiously waiting for the court's decisions with the hopes there won't be new restrictions imposed on its operations. The judge's final authority, however, creates a degree of... concern. That finality could create an unanticipated problem for the administration, according to some intelligence experts. They believe the court could not just constrain the government spying activity in specific cases, but set precedents that cut against the administration policy. Of what? Of spying on you? We're talking about a secret court, a secret agency, whose location we don't know,

we know nothing about it. We have no idea what court cases are going through. And they're worried that it could set a precedent to cut against the administration policy of what? I thought we were talking about corporate data transfers. And protecting Europeans. Uh-huh. Why would this?

The executive order's language, however, specifies the court's ruling should apply only to the individual case that they are hearing, which we won't know about, nor will the people who brought the case. How could it apply to other cases if no one knows what the result is? Though experts believe decisions could still create an unofficial precedent for other surveillance operations. Again, surveillance operations.

Wow. I thought it was like, you know, corporations, some handbag company, is trading data with some department store overseas. Right. I thought that's what we're... We're not talking about that. No, we're not.

It sounds lucrative. A citizen compliant first has to shuttle between an EU data protection official and the U.S. office of the director of national intelligence, which will decide whether there was a civil rights violation from the data collection. So the National Intelligence Agency is going to decide. whether or not that's even worth bringing up to the court. Regardless of the results, the response to the initial complaint will neither confirm nor deny that the EU resident was under U.S. surveillance.

This is insanity. If you don't think our government is built a secret court on surveillance that you don't have access to, if you don't think that we are living in a secret court, a time where this administration and past administrations have been building a cage for you where they know absolutely everything about you, you're fooling yourself. And you don't have a way to stop it. Well, you could, of course, apply.

You'll find that in the blue pages, I'm sure, in your phone book. I mean, it sounds worrisome. But at the end of the day, remember, Eric Holder is there to watch the process. Amen, brother. Thank you for that ray of sunshine. All right. If you're hoping that your time machine is going to bring you back to the 1930s and meet Hitler, you probably would want to bring a gun along.

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Station ID. We got that out of our system now. Now there's really nothing else weird going on. Well, I mean, okay, there is this. This happened at the World Economic Forum. it's a it's a speaker Jojo

I guess it's meta she is from the Stop Ecoside International here's what she had to say yesterday at the World Economic Forum EcoSide as a word

is becoming more it's becoming better known around the world and the concept is generally mass damage and destruction of nature but legally speaking what our organization and other collaborators aim to do is to have this recognized legally

as a serious crime. Because one of the issues that sort of pervades all of this discussion is that we have a kind of cultural, very grained habit of not taking damage to nature as seriously as we take damage to people and property. And that, I mean, if you're campaigning for human rights, at least you know, mass murder, torture,

all of these things are serious crimes. But there's no equivalent in the environmental space. Oh. And so... Christmas tree fires. like an international crime like genocide that involves a specific intent. With ecocide, what we see is actually what people are trying to do, what businesses are trying to do, is make money, is farm, is fish, is do all of these things that are producing energy and so on as well.

But what's missing is the awareness and the conscience around the side effects, around the collateral damage that happens with that. with farming and fishing. And like I said, Christmas tree farms. That's mass genocide. Happens every year. And nobody says anything about people coming into those farms with axes and chainsaws. Imagine if somebody walked into your child school and cut their ankles, cut them at their ankles and then just hauled them away.

And then not to mention, propped their body up in their living rooms for a month. Genocide. It's disgusting as their body decays. This is unbelievable. Now, fishing and farming is ecocide. What these people are planning and plotting, and it's the damn hippies again. What they are plotting and planning will mean starvation,

cold, heat, no transportation. That's what they're actually planning. They are a, it's a death cult. This is an absolute death cult. I don't know if we don't farm, a lot of people starve. But you worry about that tree. You go ahead and do that. People are planting trees. We have more trees in America than we had 200 or 500 years ago. What are you talking about? Ecocide. Oh no, hey, it gets weirder from there. We'll show you next. Let me tell you about Rough Greens. Giving your dog the healthiest, happiest life you can.

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Excuse me? If all of the intelligence agencies and everybody is saying that this man is a threat to their countries, does anybody think that they're going to allow him? This is so dangerous. Who are these people to make these decisions? instead of us. It is, it's absolutely insane. Now, Donald Trump has a way to go, but he's 16 points ahead of, of, of Nikki Haley in

New Hampshire. Don't know what's happening in South Carolina yet, but we happen to have somebody from South Carolina, South Carolina state representative, Adam Morgan, he is with the Freedom Caucus there. he's actually the chairman, and we appreciate you coming on. I wanted to get you on. I wanted to get you on for a couple of reasons.

One, do you have any idea what's going to happen with the vote between Nikki Haley and President Trump? I would predict a very similar outcome to Iowa. Okay. And I don't know that there's too much difference with our values. I think people here are very pro-Trump. in my area, there's a lot of people that I like the Sanis, too. I'm not seeing much action or movement for Nikki at all. Okay.

So, Adam, you are part of the Freedom Caucus, and I understand that the rhinos there are trying to thwart anything that you guys are trying to do. They're muscling you guys. How? Yeah. Well, you know, you actually have me on the program. several months ago when they kicked us out of Republican caucus over that loyalty pledge. They said we couldn't share pictures of the public voting board with constituents because it made

other Republicans look bad. They said we couldn't endorse or campaign against other members, even if they did something illegal or immoral. Now, here we are a month later, and one of the chairman, a Republican, gets busted for telling lobbyists, give me campaign cash, and I will move your bills out of committee. And he's currently being investigated and has been referred to, oh, yeah, They referred to a prosecutor. He is still in-house leadership. And no one that signed that pledge can call him out because they signed a crony, unprecedented pledge, but they kicked us out for not, you know, not signing it.

Well, then, just last week, they decided that since they can't silence us by kicking us out of their caucus, you know, their closed-door caucus meetings, they're going to change house rules to make it so that we can't offer amendments on the floor. Now, yesterday we took up the Help Not Harm Bill, which is a bill that, prohibits transgender surgeries on minors. And during that debate, they didn't have criminal penalties. You know, for the physicians that do this, they didn't have reporting requirements for parents, for kids at school when they're transitioning and the parents aren't aware. All of our freedom Congress members, we offered a bunch of those amendments up and made them take hard votes. They actually voted down criminal penalties. And then Riley Gaines jumps in on Twitter and blast them

all and says they all need to be primaryed. Well, they do a 180. They pull an amendment. And they it passes, strong, makes it a felony, all because of the Freedom Congress amendments and because of the information to the public. Well, they want to change House rules now that we can't offer amendments. Literally, a playbook, like straight out of the Nancy Pelosi playbook, they're going to remove the ability to make motions on the floor, and they're going to make it so that the majority leader and minority leader get to handpick which amendments get heard on bills like help not harm, save women's sports, you know, constitutional carry, whatever it is. I mean, so it is literally a full court press to silence and marginalized conservative members who will not go along to get along,

won't sign their pledges, you know, won't fall in line and accept weak, watered down token bills. You know, we're just done with that. There's so many, I believe, so many conservatives across the country who are recently elected who are just, we're sick of the same old, same old. Like, we're going to fight, we're going to stand up, we're going to make them take hard votes. And when we do, we win. So what is, wow, I mean, do you guys have a constitution, don't you? I mean. Yeah, right.

Yeah. We do. The thing is, the thing is they can set House rules. So thankfully, we actually got a beat last week. A lot of grassroots got focused on this. They heard about these rules and started calling their legislators, which I once again will urge anyone listening. If you're in the state of South Carolina, right now go to South Carolina, find your

legislator, and email them and, and call them. or call them and tell them, do not pass Nancy Pelosi rules that restrict the conservatives' ability to legislate. I mean, you've got to do it because really what I've learned in my time in office, the only way we really win is if the people are behind us. But you have to have, you know, you have to have legislators who are willing to stand and make the fight and inform the public, and then you've got to have the public actually pressuring the rest of the body to do what's right.

And so that's what we're doing. We're focused on that. We amend legislation at every turn. And we've been so effective, the assistant majority leader, a Republican, just this week, went to a lobbyist special interest group on stage and urged them. They said, you've got to donate and recruit candidates against Freedom Caucus Republicans and get them out. They're crazy.

They're too conservative. You need to help us get rid of these people. This is a Republican leader. and they spent $700,000 in attack ads in less than a year on my 17 members. Wow. They're doing everything they can to stamp out the conservative movement in South Carolina, and yet we keep winning. And like I said, the way we're doing it is because of the people.

And so we've got to get this information out there. That's why I'm so grateful for you and people like you who have these platforms that can help inform people and let them know about what's going on. I find this absolutely despicable, remarkable in some aspects, but absolutely predictable with what the GOP now represents. The GOP, I'm so sick and tired of hearing how we're radical when all we want is constitutional rule. That's all we want. We'll live with the vote of the people, as long as it's fair. We'll live with the vote of the people.

will live with the process, you know, take a vote, you'd disagree. But I am so sick and tired of being labeled a radical when all I want is a group of people to execute their oath of office and protect and defend the Constitution of the United States and to actually represent the people. These people, I'm telling you, both parties are so damn corrupt. they get their... It's a unparty. Yes, it is.

It's an absolute unipart. You know, at that same event I was talking about, the assistant majority leader says we need to raise money against these crazies. He's immediately echoed and followed by the minority leader of the Senate, a Democrat who said, I couldn't agree more. You know, we've got to get rid of these nudge. I mean, so you have literally Republican and Democrats agreeing, we've got to get rid of the people who have passed, say, women's sports,

who have passed constitutional carry, who have, you know, we were the ones that did all the election integrity, the prohibition on vaccine mandates, every one of those bills came from Freedom Congress members. That's who they think's crazy. You almost can't make it up, but everyone knows that this is going on. The question is what's the remedy?

The remedy is we've got to have good, strong, principled, courageous people to run for office. And if you're listening right now, and you live in the state of South Carolina, you need to consider running for office this cycle. You have overwhelming majority of members in the legislature who do not represent your values. They don't want to vote on the record.

They don't want to change or fix things or do any work. And we've got to have a better quality of candidate. It's one of the reasons I'm running for Congress. I think the same thing is needed there. We need conservatives to run at all levels, the county, the state, the federal, people who will go in and not just be all talk, not just, you know, smile and say, oh, yeah, I'm a Republican. And they actually say, you know what, I know what my principles and values.

are, I know what my constituents want, I'm going to use the office that I have to implement my worldview, the principles I hold dear, the constitutional principles that I know are rooted in truth, and I'm going to implement them in the world around me and defend what I hold dear. And we've done that. We've shut down a pediatric transgender clinic here in South Carolina. We sued school districts that were blatantly teaching CRT when no one would do anything about it. My caucus sued, and we won both cases, and it's out of the schools. I mean, we win when you fight, but you have to have people who are willing to have the backbone and fight. And you need the people behind you. This is our constitutional duty. This is what we are supposed to

do as people. I know people say, I'm tired of calling them all the time, but that's how we got into this situation. We didn't pay attention. We didn't call. We weren't involved. And they knew that. And so this whole thing went corrupt. Our constitution. duty is to be informed and to make your voice heard. So if you're in South Carolina, I want you to call your legislator and say, do not pass the Nancy Pelosi House Rules Bill. It's an abomination. When you are silencing representatives of people and you're not allowing them to say, I'd like to suggest an amendment to

this. I'd like to change this a little bit and suggest that. When you can't even allow them to speak, you know, you know you're on the losing side. Only the losing side does that. You're neutering the institution. Yes. I mean, you're literally silencing people who represent 700,000 South Carolinians. Amazing. Thank you so much. I appreciate it. Thanks for everything you guys do. Anything that we can ever do for you guys in the Freedom Caucus, and I mean this countrywide, you just let me know. Thanks, Adam. That's Adam Morgan.

He is South Carolina State Representative and the Freedom Caucus chairperson. Nothing surprises me anymore. Nothing. Nothing surprises me. You know, I was just looking up, as we were doing this interview, I was looking up at one of the television screens from one of the networks. And they had the gang of fora. the people that are making all the decisions.

And you have Chuck Schumer and Mitch McConnell. Then you have Hakeem Jeffries and Mike Johnson. Tell me, maybe Mike the jury is still out on a little bit. I don't know. But the other three, what is the difference between them? Really? What is the difference between them? And they're the ones that are deciding what bills come up if you can offer an amendment or not.

That's not constitutional rule. There's no debate. When is the last time you heard people on the floor actually debate stuff? When? When was the last time you heard them go to the floor and say, hey, should we go to war or not? Your voice isn't being represented and represented. and you know this because your representative, most likely, like all of my representatives, say the same thing. Why am I even here? I don't have a voice. They don't, we're not voting on

things. We're just, they shove a bill in our face and we've got two hours to go over it, which is impossible, and you vote for it. And if you don't, then you're going to be punished by the party. That is Soviet Union stuff. I urge you. He's exactly right. He's exactly right. If you think at all right now when I say this that you should run for office and you have a feeling in the pit of your stomach like, oh, crap, then run for office. Run for office. Know the Constitution inside and out and run for office. It's the only way this thing is going to be taken back. Do you know why the WEF is so freaked out right now?

little fact I shared last night on TV, I'll share with you in a second. It'll boggle your mind. You'll understand exactly why they are trying to silence all of the voices now. Why that is their number one priority this year. Can't wait. Number one priority. What is that priority? And why?

I'll tell you next. There's a massive difference between Mitch McConnell and Hakeem Jeffreys, though. Really? Yeah, Jeffreys has never paused for 45 seconds. in the middle of a speech. You know what? You're right. Come on.

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That would be a great thing for Trump to stop. Up in New Hampshire, he leads Nikki Haley by about 16 points. Also, yesterday, we found out who Judge Judy is endorsing. Now, I don't know about you, but I need to know, am I voting the right way, Judge Judy? Because she judges a lot of things, so she's got to be a good judge in this. And she has come out and said, you know, I'm not somebody who suffers fools. That's why I'm endorsing. Wait for it.

it. Okay, nobody wants to wait any longer than that for Judge Judy, but she's endorsing Nikki Haley. Now, at the World Economic Forum yesterday, something huge happened. The guy from Argentina, you know, with a crazy hair and the libertarian who's like, we're just shutting the whole thing down. He showed up and he read the World Economic Forum, the Riot Act. It was fair. Fantastic. We'll share that with you coming up next in 60 seconds. I want to take a minute just to tell you about Daisy. She and her husband decided that they really didn't want to ever have children. So the day she found out she was pregnant, she was devastated and terrified.

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Listen to her. I cannot think of a topic more urgent, actually, than the intersection of climate change and health. And I apologize that my back is to some folks. The climate crisis is a health crisis fundamentally. And that actually means it is a crisis, therefore, also of our stability, our security, our economic growth, and our fundamental future as a globe. When we think about it, health, it's fundamental to everything that we are trying to do. The country, like Zambia, is now shutting down at schools because of a collar. outbreak that is from increased rainfall.

In malaria is spreading in areas where it's been eradicated or removed in many of these countries. We are losing progress against our sustainable development goals. We have put billions of dollars towards those goals, and we're truly losing progress. We're now about to see the statistics of the deaths that we're seeing by 2050 is more than double what the statistics used to be. This is not a future problem though. We always talk to future numbers.

This is a problem happening here and now today. 2023 was an apocalyptic year in terms of extreme weather events and what we've seen happen. That is about to get worse. It's always going to get worse. It's always here. You know, it's so weird how often they have to convince people a global catastrophe is here. Do you remember when they were like, you know, when Rudy Giuliani came out and said, no, guys, this is really bad. These buildings falling down is bad.

You ought to have to understand. Why won't you pay attention to it? Remember when that happened? No, it didn't happen that way. I don't recall that. So they're all freaking out. At the meantime, somebody's trying to bring some peace of the World Economic Forum yesterday.

Cut two, please. This is... I'm not... I'm not sure. Elon Musk identified this person as Elizabeth Warren. I'm not sure if that's right. She's wearing a mask. But she's...

She's praying and then she's blowing and spitting into her hands and rubbing them back and forth. And then she goes and she puts her hands on the heads of each of them and then coughs on them, which I kind of enjoyed myself that a group of people that were so freaked out by anybody coughing anywhere near them are now having some sort of a prayer ritual where you get coughed upon, which I think is very. Very, very nice. So that's the kind of stuff they were engaging in yesterday. All normal stuff. And then this crazy man comes up who's a radical, dangerous guy. And his name is Malay. And he had something to say.

He was just elected in Argentina. And he had some warnings for the World Economic Forum. Here we go. Cut three. The main leaders of the Western world have abandoned the model of freedom for different versions of what we call collectivism. We're here to tell you that collectivist experiments are never the solution to the problems that afflict the citizens of the world. Rather, they are the root cause. At one point, I counted six people applauding.

Yeah. As many as six. Is it the same person six times? Well, I'll leave that. I'm just going to leave that murky, okay? Now, here he is giving an update to the definition of socialism. The West has unfortunately already started to go along this path. I know to many it may sound ridiculous to suggest that the West has turned to socialism.

But it's only ridiculous if you only limit yourself to the traditional economic definition of socialism, which says that it's an economic system where the state owns the means of production. This definition, in my view, should be updated in the light of current circumstances. Today, states don't need to directly control the means of production to control every aspect of the lives of individuals with tools such as printing money, debt, subsidies, controlling the interest rate, price controls, and regularization. to correct the so-called market failures, they can control the lives and fates of millions of individuals. This is how we come to the point where by using different names or guises,

a good deal of the generally accepted political offers in most Western countries are collectivist variants, whether they proclaim to be openly communists, fascists, Nazis, social democrats, national, social, social, socialist, Democrat Christians, a Christian Democrats, Neo-Kanesians, progressive populist, nationalists or globalists. At bottom, there are no major differences. They all say that the state should steer all aspects of the lives of individuals. They all defend a model contrary to that one which led humanity to the most spectacular progress

in its history. You know, we have said for a long time on this program, I've said for maybe 15 years, where is the next Lincoln? Where is the next Churchill? Where's the next even Kennedy? Where are they? We've been adrift with no leadership. There are leaders popping up now.

You know, Donald Trump, they hate him for a reason. He was a big topic this week. He's a danger to the World Economic Forum and all of their plans. well, wow, sign me up to vote for him right away. Can I vote twice? If I die, make sure I vote for Donald Trump twice. Okay, please, if I die, do not let me die voting Democrat. This guy coming from Argentina, speaking this truth, is remarkable.

Remarkable. Who would have expected it from Argentina? Here he is on his warning. We are here to warn you about what can happen if the countries in the Western world that became rich through the model of freedom stay on this path of servitude. The case of Argentina is an empirical demonstration

that no matter how rich you may be or how much you may have in terms of natural resources or how skilled your population may be or educated or how many people. of gold you may have in the central bank. If measures are adopted that hinder the free function of markets, free competition, free price systems, if you hinder trade, if you attack private property, the only possible fate is poverty.

Cut seven, please. The market is a mechanism for social cooperation where you voluntarily exchange ownership rights. Therefore, based on this definition, talking about a market. market failure is an oxymoron. There are no market failures. If transactions are voluntary, the only context in which

there can be a market failure is if there is coercion. And the only one that is able to coerce generally is the state which holds a monopoly on violence. Consequently, if someone considers that there is a market failure,

I would suggest that they check to see if the state intervention involved. Jeez, he's clear. It's interesting, you know, because that is, that's someone who really knows it. Put a lot of thought into, not even conservative, like a libertarian economic theory, someone who really cares about it. And he talks a good game. I hope this works. I had the, as I was watching this speech, I had this layer of fear fall over me that if this doesn't work, what's going to get blamed?

Oh, yeah. The people and freedom. He's so clear and so real and really believes this stuff, it seems. And that if this goes awry, if some of these reforms don't work or they are blamed, this is what happened after the fall of the Soviet Union. You know, we had a real opportunity for capitalism to really just get rid of the stuff forever. And a lot of people went in there to ensure that capitalist transition does not work the way it was supposed to. Well, you've got every you, these people are the enemy of all of the globalists. The people who are saying put your belief in the things that we know have worked

time and time again and put your belief in your trust in the people, not these bloated institutions. They're the ones who screw things up. That, that does. work. It does work. We know it. Time and time again, it has worked all over the world. Oh, yeah. The problem is, is if the bad guys, the guys who don't want you to be free, the people that believe that they have to control everything, if they are entrenched, like in our system, they are deep, deeply entrenched in this system, the deep state. If they can get their hooks in you, get their hooks in the, system, they can make sure that it doesn't succeed. But I will tell you, as much as you think the deep state could do that, if they could, they wouldn't be so worried about Donald Trump because they'd know, we just swore him. Nobody will ever know.

They have to say, I'm telling you, I worry about assassination. I really worry about assassination. They have said in advance everything that they were going to do. They just said this is what the Republicans are going to do. And then they did it. There's been one word missing from their warnings until the last couple of weeks. And that is assassination. You know, there's going to be somebody crazy on the right that I just, I hate to say it,

but assassination might be in our future. every time they start talking like this, it's because that's what they're about to do. And I'm just saying that's the pattern. I can't imagine anyone wanting to do that. I hope to God. There are crazy people out there that want to do things. And I pray for our Secret Service. I don't want any president, no matter how much I like or dislike.

And I don't think Americans would be down with that. We don't do that. Of course not. I mean, it's just such a dark time. And I think there's a lot of people out there just scared of everything. Right. Yeah. And I don't think that the, you know, I think this is the really crazy end of the spectrum.

This is not, you know, your Democrats that would plan something. This is the crazy end who have been. convincing themselves that he is Hitler and there is nothing else that can be done. Everything will be destroyed unless he's stopped. If he wins the election, if you actually believe that, and I don't know how many people actually believe that and how many are saying it because they know their world's going to be rocked. They can actually believe it.

I think some of them do. I think some, well, this is the problem. I'm talking about the people in power. who say it, I don't think they actually believe he's Hitler. If they did, they would not empower his opponents in primaries. No. Like you, you would, that's the last thing. Excuse me, they would not target the, they would, they would instead try to help anyone, anything to beat him. I mean, they say this over and over again. These people are Hitler and then they're like, well, but we're going to run ads for them in the primary. Yeah. It's like, wait, well, why would you do that?

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Do not be intimidated, either by the political caste or by parasites who live off the state. Do not surrender to a political class that only wants to stay in power and retain its privileges. You are social benefactors, your heroes, you're the creators of the most extraordinary period of prosperity we've ever seen. Let no one tell you that your ambition is immoral. If you make money, it's because you offer a better product at a better price, thereby contributing to general well-being. Do not surrender to the advance of the state.

state is not the solution. The state is the problem itself. You are the true protagonists of this story. And rest assured that as from today, Argentina is your staunch unconditional ally. Thank you very much and long live freedom. Damn it. Wow, long live freedom, damn it. That's amazing. You know, for the first time, in listening to him yesterday, for the first time, I kind of felt like people must have felt behind the iron curtain when Reagan stepped up. And he said, you, you are the secret. You are the ones that will change the world. This is an evil empire and the wall needs to come down.

When he was saying those things and they heard them, they must have had hope, this is going to be over. This is over. Maybe eventually this comes to an end. Right. And while we don't, we're not living in the Soviet Union, we are living in a different country than I've ever lived in. And our rights are going away faster and faster every single day. And when I was listening to him, I was like, wow, maybe this does come roaring back. Maybe we're at the tip of something unbelievable. Yeah, maybe. Maybe. I mean, we've had, look, there have been periods where freedom is won out for a time. and advanced. And we saw that with Reagan back in that time. Of course, saw it many times in our history before that.

And maybe we'll hit that. It's hard, you know, it's always hard to be optimistic when things look bleak. But this is when the optimism, you know, winds up being right. Like you have to hit a bottom to turn it around. And maybe that's where we are. And you have to start seeing some leaders. That's been my biggest problem. Where are the global leaders?

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I mean, Bill Gates, I'm so sick of Bill Gates trying to tell everybody exactly how to live, what to eat. He's back on the bandwagon of we got to get rid of meat. Got to stop eating meat. We got to stop. You got to just stop eating meat. Really? No, thank you.

No, thank you. When did anybody elect him to anything? At the World Economic Forum, there are 35.3 million refugees currently, looking for a home. There are 114 million people that had to flee their homes, according to the World Economic Forum, from climate change. So they've got to move 114 million people somewhere. And it looks like, according to the director of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, countries have a financial accountability to those refugees worldwide. It's a due to, We need to pass laws that permit more freedom of movement.

There are 114 million people that have had to flee their homes right now. And he's saying Canada is likely to be seen as a desirable place for future migration flows due to its significant freshwater and agricultural endowments. And the vast territory that offers options for mass relocation. By the way, 35.3 million refugees. worldwide. 35 million is the entire population of Canada. I don't know if I'm Canada. If I'm in the United States, I'd like a say. I'd like a say. I because I know I'd like to say, you know, about the 10 million that are here. And you'd argue that they had a say and they put Justin Trudeau in control and you can bet that this will happen if he has any say in it.

Yeah. And it will continue to happen if you if you reelect Joe Biden or anybody from that party because they are all working and operating on the. the same WEF plan. Now, Donald Trump, scaring the heck out of people. Why? Because more people than ever before, ever in history, are going to the ballot box this year. And this is a global problem. This is not just America.

This is happening all over the West. And the West is going to vote for their leadership more than ever before more candidates are up to choose from. And that's why they're trying their best to control the narrative and also to paint people like Donald Trump as extremists and also to discredit and put people like me and Ben Shapiro and everybody else you like. Joe Rogan all behind a digital wall. It's a digital ghetto. And they've got to do it quickly because they know they cannot lose this election. And Donald Trump, in the meantime, he's got how many new court cases are coming all the way through August.

How he's going, if they don't delay these, as Dershowitz told me, we're a banana republic. Because there's no way you can defend yourself in all of these, you know, this quickly. Just one case has three million documents his attorneys would have to go through. And there's more being added. and they've got until March. Oh, okay. Well, it's the point, though. Well, it's the point.

There's no point in doing any of this if it's going to happen after the election. The whole point of these things are to disrupt the election. So they have to figure out a way to do this. And they've got so many different chances at it. You know they're going to come through with some of it. So there's more and more speculation on who he is going to pick. It's not going to be Vivek Ramoswamy. You don't think?

No, I don't think so. The reporting is not really. even talking about him in the conversation. Though you pointed out, he said it's been brought up to him more than any other person. Yeah. That's what Donald Trump told me. He said, who do you think I should, you know, put in for vice president? And I said, you know, I think Vivek Ramoswamy has a real future ahead of him.

He's smart. He can argue. He can be in front of the press. He's not afraid. He doesn't get tripped up. And his ideas are great. And you'd be seen as the kingmaker. And unlike Reagan, who had to have George A.

H.W. Bush, who came in and wrecked everything Reagan did. This guy could actually build on what you do, and your legacy would live for a long time. He said, that's the name that everybody keeps telling me. He said, I hear that more than any other name. It's weird how this happens. I mean, we can go through some of the names in the stories from Jonathan Martin. There's some, they talk, the main thrust of the story is there's a lot of people in his inner circle, including his children, saying not Nikki Haley. basically that. Now, of course, we all know that after, I mean, you know, people forget, Mike Pence endorsed Ted Cruz. Oh, yeah. Right? Like, he gets over this stuff if he feels like he can get a win out of it, right? Look, he's a fighter. So he'll go into the ring and he'll swing and swing and he'll break your nose and break a rib. And he, I mean, that's as long as it's, you know, a trial between the two of you, he's going to be the one standing. But afterwards,

once the bell rings, he'll pick you up and be like, hey, that was a great fight. You remember, of course, in the documentary Rocky 3, where Rocky Balboa fought Thunderlips, the ultimate male. And once the match was brutal, Glenn, but afterward, they took a photo and it was for charity. Right. And they took a nice little photo and everyone smiled. Right. And a lot of times what happens in politics, particularly Donald Trump politics.

Yes. Like he is brutal to you until the second, you know, you are nice to him. and then he's nice to you. Like, you saw it with Vivek. I mean, he started coming after Vivek. He's gone after these other people. He, he, I don't think the fighting that is happening with a Nikki Haley would, would it all limit him from picking her?

I think there's other reasons. Like, you know, his base really doesn't like her, you know? And I think that's a, that's a major problem. And his inner circle is very much against her. Now, if it came down to, he thought she was the way for him to get back to the White House, would he go down that road? Quite possibly. I don't, you know, but I don't know.

I mean, her views are so different. You know, people didn't hate Ron DeSantis. You know, they just thought, ah, he's not right or he's not this, or they weren't excited about him. But they didn't hate him. Nikki Haley is kind of this universal Donald Trump voter hate. Yeah, it really is. I mean, I think, you know, obviously it's in our international views, I think, that are the main fuel in that. I don't think people dislike her generally.

No, I don't. I like her. Yeah, but it's just the party, especially the Trump wing of the party, has come a long way on those issues. And just don't favor them. Don't. I know. I don't. They don't like the Ukraine stuff.

Nope. They don't like, you know, any of the international involvement. Nope. Some other names that are in here. Some of them are kind of interesting. Talking, this is Jonathan Martin talking to some of the insiders there. They say that Kim Reynolds, the Iowa governor would have been in the picture, but then she endorsed DeSantis. Now, as I mentioned, Pence endorsed.

over that endorsed cruise. So if he really, really wanted her to be in there, perhaps that would blow over. I don't think so because she's also strong on abortion. That's one of the things Trump wants to moderate a little bit. He doesn't want somebody who's really strong on abortion. He just don't want to deal with it during the campaign. This is brought up in the conversation around Christy Noem, who signed a very strong anti-abortion law, and he kind of wants to moderate that position in the general. At least that's the reporting. So, So, you know, that and combined with some of her personal struggles and rumors, they say that she may not be the pick for those reasons, but she is being considered. They also talk about, here's a bunch of those rumors are not rumors.

I mean, I don't know what you're talking about, but there are rumors that are not rumors. I mean, seen it with my own eyes, not rumors. But it's, you know, I just don't think she has, she has some baggage scare. I like her. I really like her. You've had her on the show a bunch of times. I do too. They did talk about the interesting,

they're basically talking about a consolation prize for Christy Noem. She does not get the VP slot, which she apparently, at least according to this reporting, and I think you've seen, I mean, she was the first prominent Republican that I can remember that came out and endorsed Trump very early in the primary process. You know, no surprise that she might be going for the VP slot. They said the sort of backup option that's being floated is her as the next head of the RA, which obviously is going through its struggle. The president doesn't appoint that, though.

I mean, if Donald Trump wants to get somebody in that role, Donald Trump to get somebody in that role, I'm sure. Christine Noam has been very good on the Second Amendment. She'd be great. She'd be great. Here's some other names. One of the things that's interesting that they talk about in the article is this concept of someone in the mold of Dick Cheney, not policy-wise, not with a mask. But someone who would basically have.

no aspirations after the four years, someone who's not looking to run for president. That's what happened with George W. Bush and Cheney. Cheney was like, I'm not running. Right, exactly. Yeah, exactly. Somebody, I mean, that's not a name that's used here, but that's consideration. He says there are some play at safe prospects, North Dakota governor Doug Bergam, who just, that's just no way. No way. That's just stupid. Donald Trump is not. He's not going to death. I could totally picture Doug Bergam in the cabinet somewhere. I could totally picture that you know like

I don't know you know some role that's prominent but you know the Interior Secretary of you know eyebrows could be a secretary of eyebrows I'm sorry I didn't mean to say eyebrows okay

labor but they point out that he does admire people who were able to make a lot of money on the run which of course is true Tim Scott Marsha Blackburn also mentioned here Ben Carson I don't think any of those I don't think you'd pick any of those No,

Marshall Blackburn's an interesting one. I like that one. I don't want to lose, I don't want to lose, you know, her as a senator and I don't want to lose Scott as a senator either. Yeah. Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders and Senator Katie Britt may also be in the same consideration. I think Sanders makes so much sense.

Sanders does make sense. It's an interesting one. Obviously, they've worked together before. But one interesting note here, and this is an interesting nugget. You read between the lines a little bit on this, on this center. sentence. It's not clear how much either wants the job and both held out from endorsing Trump for long enough to be noticed, particularly in the case of Sanders. It's interesting. I mean, someone who, obviously, was the mouthpiece of the Trump presidency and then waited maybe a little

too long for Don's comfortable, I mean, there's a certain time allowance that you say, hey, this is just getting started. But once it becomes time, Trump wants you on his side, especially someone who's that close to him. So that's an interesting little nugget there. Somebody planted that in this report. I don't know who it was. Someone in the inner circle, we'll see.

Glenn Yonkin is mentioned. Brought up by Lindsey Graham, though, so I don't think so. I don't think so. A couple interesting ones here. This is a name that I brought up before, and many others have as well, at least Stefanik, who seemingly, and there's a nugget. get in here about how her whole thing about the presidents of the universities. Remember, we talked about that. She did a great job in that. And then went on MSNBC or NBC's Meet the

Press to talk about it, how that was basically an audition to Trump and saying, hey, I can do this on a big stage. And she did. To be fair, she really did do a good job with that. She did. And she changed the course of multiple universities with her work there. The other one brought up here, which is interesting, if you take out identity politics, take it out completely. We're not talking about, oh, what does that person look like? What kind of genitals do they have? The stuff that we say we shouldn't consider. A really interesting pick is J.D. Vance. He's really smart. He knows media. He can argue with the best of him. He's aligned on policy. That really is an interesting one. But I don't know. I mean, it's every rumor here is saying that

he wants a woman. And we don't know if that's true. He hasn't said that. My phone hasn't run. What's that? My phone hasn't run. I mean, I'm, you know. You are mostly woman. Yes. I don't identify as that. No, but you love the Broadway.

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Welcome to the Glenn Beck program. Well, there's a new poll out that shows that only 20% of voters would vote for former President Donald Trump if he's convicted of a felony. The poll shows that he would win against Joe Biden unless he's convicted of a felony. If he is, that falls apart. Yeah, and I think this is something that conservatives haven't put too much thought into because anybody you talk to on the right sees this as just unwarranted persecution of a political enemy. And if he gets convicted, which, I mean, I think I fully expect him to be convicted of something. They have 91 charges. They're not going to go over 91.

Especially in Washington, D.C. Yeah, they're going to get them on something. Yeah. You know, and I view that as, you know, persecution. That's the, I view the entire thing under those. That's not to say he was perfect in every action, but like the way they're handling this is not the way they would normally handle these situations. No. So that's the way we view it.

But when you look at people, you know, I don't know, the 10% of independence in the middle that are going to probably make the decision as to who wins and who loses, it's not at all clear how they're going to handle it. And a lot of polls do show that it makes a difference. If the system, which they don't see as the deep state, you know, with a mindless, you know, attack against Donald Trump, they see it as, you know, this is how the justice system is supposed to work in this country. And we may not know until right around the election. I mean, these things, he's in court. The last court case starts in August. and he's got, what, eight or nine of them that are going on, and it's going to tie up the entire race.

But then when the verdicts start coming out, it'll be end of summer or right up against the election. You want to talk about electioneer and interference. Oh, my gosh. It's unbelievable. And I think some people will see it the way that we do. I think some independents will be like, wait, this doesn't seem right.

But it's not clear that that's the way it's going. going to play out. No. And according to the polls today, felony, 20% say, I'm okay with that. That's not enough to win. We really have to think this one through and pray. The Glenn Beck program.