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Glenn Beck
We start the podcast today with a story that has taken me a couple, a couple of days to absorb, to research to make sure that every word was right because it is so horrific that you will think that's no way this is true. It's about, well, I could say a Mexican concentration camp, but that is, that doesn't even begin to scratch the surface. It is something that we should all be aware of regarding the cartels. It's why the border is so important. Also, the JFK file supposed to be released today. What, what, what do I, what am I expecting and what does it mean with what is coming out, it's going to happen over the next couple of days? And explaining the analogy that fits in most things of life, the Volkswagen Rolls Royce and how it compares to President Trump's administration handling the release of these documents. Brought to you by Relief Factor. If you in pain, I'm sure you have thought you've tried absolutely everything. But if you haven't tried Relief Factor, then you haven't. 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And if you're paying attention to this, you'll understand that Mexico right now is under siege and it has been under siege for a while. Its soul is being tested by flames that just refuse to die and are growing stronger and strong and stronger every day that goes by. Mexico is in this chokehold and it is far uglier than people realize. I want to tell you the story about a ranch, this ranch just outside of a quiet village where volunteers, regular people, parents, family members just looking for their brothers or sisters, their Missing kids dug into the dirt and found hell. What they found were three underground ovens and they are still reeking of burnt flesh. Hundreds and hundreds of bone fragments, skulls, teeth, fingers, just scattered like trash. We've seen this before, but never in this hemisphere. They found over 700 personal things. Shoes, a kid's toy, a woman's scarf. And it wasn't some random dump. The cartels that were once defined just by their drug trade, cocaine, methamphetamines, fentanyl, tools of death, now have transcended their origins and they have become something far, far darker. A forsatus doesn't merely profit from the chaos, but thrives on death. In Mexico, we've known this for a long time, but this is the first time in my career I've been able to actually point to the evidence that has been verified by multiple sources. Now what's happening is the drug cartels are abducting the vulnerable and luring them with false promises of work. And then they ensnare them in a cycle of violence. This ranch, just this one ranch, some survivors who got out in time said that men were coerced into service, trained in torture and brutality. And if they don't go along with it or their purpose, you know, wanes, they're reduced to the ashes in the ovens. And the scope is staggering. 120,000 are missing, and that number is going up every single day. Now, how come we don't know about this site? Well, it was discovered by volunteers because authorities acted on previous and prior knowledge. They came in, they found it, and then they did nothing. They walked away. The government knew about it, raided the place and walked away, and nothing changed. So that's why the volunteers, the families, went in themselves because the fires just kept burning. Now imagine being a Mexican citizen. This is happening around you, in your community. Your kids are missing, and nobody's doing. This is worse, I think, than what's happening in Great Britain where kids are being abducted and just sold into slavery for these Islamic radicals. So we've known that there's beheadings, we've known there's massacres. But also beyond all of that is a profound loss of identity. Families are left with no closure, no graves to mourn, just the echoes of their loved ones absence and questions and a government that will do nothing. This weekend, when I read about the 200 pairs of shoes, I thought about standing in that room in Auschwitz with all the big pile of shoes. But those were dusty and old and from another century, another time. This is happening now. Entire communities fade as sons and daughters just vanish, taken from the streets or lured away. And their fate is sealed in places just like this. You see, the cartels now are operating with industrial precision. Their clandestine crematoriums are turning people's lives into absolute hellscapes. And while our government remains silent on this, I believe our government has helped these cartels get richer and even more powerful. I want to ask you a really tough question. Do you really think that this stuff is happening and our CIA, our FBI, our intelligence agencies didn't know anything about this? It's on our border. Our American citizens have been kidnapped and abducted and lost. We knew nothing about this. If that's true, all those people need to be fired. Of course they knew about this. And are you telling me that we shouldn't care about what's happening on our border when we have a judge that is saying we can't send these horrific gangs back to Venezuela? People that the government of Venezuela took out of prison, trained, and sent here to America? We shouldn't care about this. Of course we should. And every single American knows it. And if you don't know it, you're baring your head. The Mexican government at this point, has got to be complicit. We know it is. I mean, if you're in a police or military and you want to fight this, you're either overwhelmed and live in a world of fear and are silenced, or you're dead. So who fights these guys? Well, let me tell you one of the worst parts of this story. At the heart of this horror looms Santa Muerte that you might not know, but you probably seen before and didn't know what it was. Maybe it's a skeletal figure known as Holy Death. It's not a Catholic symbol. It has been perverted and made into people that don't know Indua Kelly. But it is. I mean, to the uninitiated, you go down to Mexico, you might buy one of these statues and be like, oh, look, this is Mexico's underworld. And she is a deity of immense sway. She's an evil, evil figure. And when God is dead, man will find a new one. And the Mexican underworld, the cartels, they found their. Their new God, and it is evil. In Those crematoriums stood 28 little statues of her staring at the ovens. Because she's their protector. She's their edge. She wears robes of black and red, and she's revered as a protector, a granter of power to those who just kill without any hesitation. Evil. Yeah. These Cartels have been worshiping her, and it's rooted in ancient traditions and warped by modern desperation. And it is surged alongside the cartel's rise. It is evil. What's happening there is evil. And shrines are marking their strongholds. Altars in their hideouts, prayers carved into jail cells. She's tied right directly to the killing. They light candles, they spill blood on altars, all to keep her on their side. And the blood seals their allegiance and their people's fate in Mexico again. Imagine you're a citizen of Mexico and this is going on, and you know it's going on. You can't say anything. You can't call for help. There's nobody that will help you because anybody who said they would help you is dead. By the way, if that's not bad enough, she's also joined by other shadowy figures, like a spirit of the crossroads, another evil idol that was there as well, mixing into this black spiritual brew. The people who got out said this is right out of the Japanese or German concentration camps from World War II. It's a training ground. Torture lessons, target practice, and then to the ovens. And the people, man, they are caught in a nightmare nobody is talking about. I mean, is this the first time you're hearing about this? I hope not, but I bet it is for many. Nobody wants to talk about this stuff. It's too dark, it's too scary. But this is exactly the kind of stuff Christians should be confronting right now. What's happening on the border is not just moral for what we're doing to people. Let the slaves work our lawns. It's not just that. This is something so much more. This is. We are standing up against evil. And the families aren't just losing somebody. They. They. They're losing everything. The 200 pairs of shoes piled up, the kids vanishing from the bus stops, and the cartels just keep grinding. It's not random. It is a system. And it's all tied to these secret crematoriums. By the way, did I tell you? Six more were just found. Bones, ash, gone. This isn't about drugs. This isn't about superstition. This again, like everything in today's world is all about power. And the cartels are not gangs. They're machines. And they are eating Mexico alive. They are organized. They're everywhere, and they have no limits. They train killers, burn the evidence, and lean on this evil faith to keep going. People for a long time have been digging with faith and hope. Now they're having to dig with shovels. And the Government is no help. And Santa Muerte is watching and the ovens are humming and the bones keep piling up. That is the truth about Mexico today. That is Mexico. Not a failed state, not a drug state, but a collection of people living and dying in the grip of real evil. I don't know if anybody else feels this way, but Mexico's not exactly a vacation spot anymore. It is a place where the dead don't rest and the living just can never escape. This is the best of the Glenn Beck program. When things go down in this world, a lot of time they go down very, very quickly. It's the old saying, when you know, when did you go bankrupt? How'd you go bankrupt? Well, slowly, and then overnight things pile up and then all of a sudden something breaks the camel's back. And we're looking at those things every day. 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Now, if you're listening to us live, two hours away and I'm interested to see what's in it. Tulsi Gabbard is the one who's overseeing it. Representative Anna Paulina Luna. She has been relentlessly pushing for this since February. Trump has seen all the files. He calls them, quote, very interesting, but he's leaving the judgment up to us now. Very interesting is different than when he said he was talked into making sure they don't go out by others. He didn't name the others. But here we are, 62 years after Kennedy was killed here in Dallas, and we're finally getting the vault cracked open. I think it's important, and I could be wrong on this. I think it's important for us not to look and chase the who. There was somebody else in the grassy knoll. There might have been. I don't know. I don't think that's what we're looking at, though. I think we're looking at the what. Not who have they been protecting, but what have they been protecting. Um, why is it taken so long and not for names, but for the principles, the systems, the intangibles that have been buried with these papers? The stakes are pretty high here. You know, what happens if we get 80,000 pages and there's meh. I mean, that's a possibility. That's going to be really bad for the conspiracy theorists because they're going to say, see, they didn't Release it all. 80,000 pages and they didn't release it all. The question that has to be answered is why did it take this long? Let's go back, look at the stakes. November 22, 1963. Kennedy is shot. And America changes at that moment. I mean, our innocence goes away. We have a president that is killed and our, our innocence takes a bullet as well. And the Warren Commission pins it on Oswald, but the doubts fester. Witnesses, ballistics, missing pieces, the. The note from Evelyn Lincoln, the secretary of Kennedy who said, I. My husband was in a restaurant two days before President Kennedy was going to Dallas and overheard two people in the booth saying, well, he'll be dead. He won't come back from Dallas. Her husband listened to it, called the White House and said, evelyn, you've got to tell him not to go. She went in and told President Kennedy, my husband just overheard a plot. He said, if Evelyn, they're going to kill me in Dallas. They're going to kill me at my, you know, going to my church on Sunday. They're going to kill me one way or another. So I'm not changing my life. Two days later, he was dead. Now the witnesses, the ballistics, the missing pieces. Tomorrow I'm going to go out and I would do some live thing out with just on, I don't know, X. We have the exact copy of the gun. I don't know if there is another one like it because it took a friend of ours, Paul Vian's, he's from The World War II Museum, the museum of the American Soldier down in College Station. And it's this great museum. And he is. I mean, you put him on something and he is like a dog with a Bone, he's not going to stop. And it took him like two years to recreate this rifle and to get exactly the rifle. It's very kind of a rare rifle in itself. It's impossible to find the scope that he used. And it was augmented in different ways. And so Paul has put this whole rifle together. He brought it up, gave it to our museum. And I, I'm, I'm gonna take the rifle out. We've had to go order because it takes special shells as well. So we're, we're going out to the range tomorrow or the next day and we're going to try to do the shots. And I'm bringing a couple of sharpshooters as well. I know I won't be able to do it. I might be able to hit the shot, but I don't know if I'll be able to hit the time. But maybe a couple of sharpshooters. Sharpshooters can do it. I don't, I don't know. But it's not an easy shot. It's not an easy shot, but it could be done. But here's the problem. In 1992, Congress passed a law saying, release everything by 2017 that isn't a national security risk. Well, that deadline passed over and over and over again and we got it in dribs and drabs. Now Trump is saying, just release all of it. 80,000 pages unfiltered. So what's the what they have been guarding? I don't think it's a who. It's a what. What have they been guarding? It's gotta be something kind of big, right? So what could it be? Let, let's go through some of the options. Maybe what they've been covering or hiding is the illusion of competence. What if they've been protecting the myth that the government knows what it's doing? We're co. We're totally competent. Uh, no, you're really not. Don't ever show any of this stuff, cuz it'll show how bad you really were. You had Oswald in your sights, so to speak, and you did nothing. You just dropped the ball. You're like, I don't know, Judge. I don't think he's up to anything. That could very well be it. Just the hiding, the illusion of competence. I, I suspect we'll find that, um, 1963 was absolutely chaotic. Cold War paranoia, CIA plots against Castro, FBI fumbling domestic threats. Maybe the files just show keystone cops missed signals, botched surveillance, agencies tripping over another. I mean, it's like, you know, the Keystone Cops or the, or the, or Charlie Ch. Chaplin follies, you know. Okay, George. Releasing that in the 60s, maybe even in the 90s, could have tanked public faith when we needed it. But we don't have any faith left. So why does anybody think our government is competent? Really? Honestly, any Bueller. Vietnam was heating up at the time. The Soviets were watching. If the files prove Kennedy died just because of screw ups, not masterminds. They're not hiding a villain, they're hiding fragility. I think that's the most likely. What? That we're going to find that we were just the Keystone Cops. Okay, option two. And feel free, Stu, to throw in an option here. Option 2. I am so sick and tired of carrying this whole show on my back. I carry you every day. Option two, the architecture of power. This one structural. What if those 80,000 pages map how decisions got made? How intelligence, military and politics intertwined in ways that we are not supposed to see? Not a who shot him but how did we operate? Think about this. Kennedy was pushing back on the CIA after the Bay of Pigs. He was telling the Pentagon, uh, no, on Cuba, he was telling the Pentagon, I'm going to get rid of all of our nuclear programs. I'm going to negotiate with Russia. I'm going to stop these never ending wars. Maybe it's the files revealing a machine that doesn't bend and a network of influence that outlasts any president. Maybe it is something that reveals the deep state that was happening back then and they haven't held it back because they're protecting a guilty party. But to shield the blueprint, you expose that. And you don't just rewrite 1963, you question every power play ever since. The what is the skeleton of authority itself. That's a pretty good option, right? Okay, as I see it, option number three, the ghost of democracy. What if they've been protecting the story that we tell ourselves about who we are? Kennedy's death wasn't just a tragedy, it was a mirror. If those files say Oswald had help, foreign or domestic, and I think this is the least likely, if Oswald had help foreign or domestic, or that elements of our own government looked the other way, that's possible. It's not just history, it's an indictment. I don't know. In 1963 if we could have handled that, riots were coming, MLK, RFK would fall next. You know, maybe they locked it away to preserve the what of American exceptionalism. The belief that we're the good Guys, I shouldn't say that because I think we are the good guys. That our government and its many, many agencies are the good guys. So the delays about keeping that narrative alive, even if it's a lie. Fourth option, this one's pragmatic, but a little profound. What if the what is the precedent of exposure? Release the JFK files. And you can't stop there. We release the JFK files, we're going to say now release Butler, Pennsylvania. Trump's brush with a bullet. Secret Service whistleblowers are already saying the shooter wasn't a lone wolf. He was modeled. A product of a tactic that we've used abroad and the product of a tactic that they say we're not only using currently, but I say we were using at the time of JFK as well. And I'm not saying that we did it, but that's what whistleblowers in the service is. They're now saying that that's what Butler, Pennsylvania was all about. So if those 80,000 pages spill secrets, methods, failures, cover cover ups, it's a roadmap for the next demand. Butler's files, the 911 loose ends. Every classified corner, they held it not to hide the Kennedy truth, but to protect the dam from breaking. The what is the containment of accountability itself. Keep everything secret. And you know, that's, that's what our government does, they keep. They're over classifying everything. Why, why, why is the left freaking out so much about Doge? Because there's a lot to hide there and that's just in comparison to this kind of stuff. That's just corruption or waste or incompetence one of the options. Maybe we're just not competent. We weren't in 1963, we know we're not now. Maybe that's what they were hiding. Or was it. Was there more going on? Kennedy's era, because of the Cold War, it was just nothing but, I don't know, proxies and shadows. And what we were doing then became doctrine. It's why we're still in NATO. Why the hell are we still in NATO? What are we, what is it we're keeping at bay from NATO? Why, why at least are we not demanding that the other countries start defending themselves a little bit more? Because it's just, it's the way it's done now. I have to tell you, the worst thing that will happen is there's nothing in this that the average person goes, I don't know what they were hiding. Because if that happens, conspiracy theories go through the Roof. I mean, remember, right, this from the guy who told you in 2000, what, five or six, that you are going to. You will see a time if the government doesn't correct what they're doing right now, and this was under George Bush, if they don't correct this kind of secrecy and everything else right now, you will see a time where many Americans, 20% of Americans, it was at 6 or 7% at the time, will say, we never went to the moon. Look at where we are. Look how many people are saying we never went to the moon. We never went to the moon.
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Stu Burguiere
That's the thing with, you know, like most conspiracy theories, there's no way to disprove them because if what, what comes out of this is actually, we know most of the story and it was a major failure, but there's no, no big conspiracy behind it. The people who have believed this this whole time will do exactly what you said. They'll say, well, they must be hiding all of the real stuff.
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Glenn Beck
I know, I know.
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Stu Burguiere
So there's no.
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Glenn Beck
I know. There's no wind forever. Right, but that's, that's why you should just release stuff going forward. Just release it. You hold it back like this. You're not helping. You're just making things much, much worse. Here's why this matters. Secrets have to be outed. Not for gossip, not for revenge. But when you bury the what, Competence, power, identity, accountability, whatever, you bury the ability to fix it. The Kennedy files, I'm guessing not about him. They're not about Oswald. They're about us. If we can stare down 1963, we can then demand 2024's truth as well. The what they've protected has kept us blind. Tomorrow, maybe we see. And when we do, we don't just read it, we rebuild. That's what's at stake today. And I'm going to go on to. Okay, so if that happens, what's next? Because my list was pretty long. You're listening to the best of the Glenn beck program in at 8727. Becky, we're about 25 minutes away from the beginning of the JFK documents being released. Although we just got a note from the government through Fox that said. Well, I mean, I gotta be all released today and there'll be some redactions.
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Stu Burguiere
Of course, even though we said there would be none.
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Glenn Beck
Yeah, you can. Hang on. You can release 80,000 documents. We have the technology. Yeah, we know. We do, we do. Somebody's not standing at the fax machine anymore, right?
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Stu Burguiere
Well, I don't know.
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Glenn Beck
You have to.
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Stu Burguiere
I mean, how many pages can you put in at the same time? Usually it take like 12 to 24, depending on your fax machine.
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Glenn Beck
Yeah. Yeah.
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Stu Burguiere
So I think that's limitation.
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Glenn Beck
No, it's 80,000 pages. You can pretty much, you know, digitize those and release them all at once. Wow. Yes.
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Stu Burguiere
That's shocking technology. This does come back to the. I mentioned it before the break. The Volkswagen Rolls Royce analogy you've made many times.
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Glenn Beck
Yeah.
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Stu Burguiere
It's an important one for not just something like this, but for every aspect of life.
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Glenn Beck
So I learned. I learned this really young from a guy who was teaching me how to negotiate. Okay. And he said, never go for the most amount of money. Never. And I'm like, that seems like a bad idea. And he said, no. He said, your stage of the career, you know, when I sucked more than I do now, shockingly. But he said, if you go and you. You get every possible last dollar you can get, you better be worth every second of every broadcast day. And I said, well, I am. He said, listen to me.
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Stu Burguiere
And he said, I've listened to you, and you're not.
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Glenn Beck
You're not. He said, it is the Rolls Royce Volkswagen. If you buy a Volkswagen and it runs like a Rolls Royce, you're happy, okay? But if you buy a Rolls Royce and it runs like a Volkswagen, you're very unhappy. And I think why you're bringing this up here is you. They gotta stop saying what we're going to do tomorrow is this. Because they set the expectations last night.
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Stu Burguiere
Like a Rolls Royce.
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Glenn Beck
Like a Rolls Royce. We are going to release all of them. No redactions. And then right before you. Because we bought the car last night. We bought it. We brought it home. We've been embracing it. We've been admiring it. And now they're like, well, it doesn't start as well as we thought it would. You know, this window is kind of a. So it's going to be in the shop a little more than you expected. You're like, wait a minute, wait a minute, wait, wait. You promised me this. And it's. It's. It's all psychological. I'm not saying anything is. Is wrong, but it is for a guy who is the best negotiator on the planet. I don't know why he's allowing his administration to keep repeating this same mistake.
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Stu Burguiere
They just kind of like, it was with the Epstein.
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Glenn Beck
Epstein.
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Stu Burguiere
Right.
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Glenn Beck
And it's in the same category. He's not. Notice. He's not making this mist play Sells.
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Stu Burguiere
Yeah, he doesn't. How engaged do you think he is in this?
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Glenn Beck
Because I don't, I don't think these. The last. With this. And then the last time, I don't think very engaged because he wouldn't make this mistake.
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Stu Burguiere
Yeah, he, the way he phrased it was, you know, I told them.
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Glenn Beck
I know that made me nervous last night.
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Stu Burguiere
I want them to have no redactions. Like, it wasn't like I, I made sure there were no redactions. It was like I told them, whoever.
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Glenn Beck
Them they are, I heard that last night. And like, okay, it's not a Rolls Royce, it's a Porsche, but maybe an old one that is actually a Volkswagen.
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Stu Burguiere
I think you could sense with Trump the things he is engaged in.
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Glenn Beck
Yeah.
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Stu Burguiere
And I think, like, you see, obviously, for example, tariffs would be something he's very engaged in, the border something he's very engaged in. Iran, the Houthis right now seems like he's very engaged in that whole process. I think Israel something, he's engaged in Ukraine something. He's very.
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Glenn Beck
He's on the phone today with Russia.
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Stu Burguiere
Yeah. Putin right now, as we speak.
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Glenn Beck
Yeah.
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Stu Burguiere
It's been over an hour they've been on the phone. It's going well, according to reports from inside the White House.
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Glenn Beck
So I don't know, what do you think? How do you get that somebody open up the, the door in the Oval and just look at him and like, thumbs up, thumbs down.
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Stu Burguiere
What do you think?
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Glenn Beck
He's like, thumbs up.
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Stu Burguiere
Well, I think, and this is part of it, too. There was never going to be. It's going poorly. That comes out of that. Right. I mean, the Trump Manifesto since, I don't know, 1981, has been to say it's the best, it's the biggest, it's the most gold, it's the most exciting. And that is who he is at some level. And I think at some level that's to be expected. I think you see that with this stuff, like the Epstein stuff and the JFK stuff, which, I mean, I think he wants to do it because it.
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Glenn Beck
Was something he promised and it's something that he knows is important to the people.
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Stu Burguiere
Yeah.
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Glenn Beck
He made that promise because he heard people say, hey, I want to know about all this. Stop hiding all this stuff. You got to be transparent. Not him, but the government has to be transparent. And so he was saying, okay, we're going to do that, but it's. I don't. And that, to me, then they shouldn't do it. They shouldn't do it. They should say. He should say, I have priorities I'm working on right now. Right now. One of the priorities with this, we are going to release those things. But I've instructed Pam Bondi to go through the Epstein papers and build a case of prosecution for if there's any names in there and we can prosecute to build that case. So I'm not. I'm holding off on that now. You will know when, when we know if we have a case.
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Stu Burguiere
And I think you could say My deadline is June 2026.
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Glenn Beck
Correct.
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Stu Burguiere
And I think most people will be like, okay, kind of like Doge, it's hard to do that. When you said during the campaign over and over again, we were going to do it on day one. But, you know, you could also. That might be a problem with the campaigning part of it, I think, when you're in the office.
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Glenn Beck
But he's been so good. See, this is why, this is the. I don't think anybody's holding this against him. They're wondering who in the administration has been gotten to. You know what I mean? And I don't definitely.
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Stu Burguiere
True.
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Glenn Beck
You do.
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Stu Burguiere
I totally think no one's holding this stuff against him. I don't think. Oh, yeah, he has, Like, I don't think that generally speaking, is.
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Glenn Beck
I don't think he's.
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Stu Burguiere
I don't think he's all that engaged in it, honestly. And I don't know that, to me, strikes me. I mean, this is a man who also, as a presidential candidate, took a bullet.
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Glenn Beck
Right.
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Stu Burguiere
Like, you think if this was something he really believed, there was a lot there. He'd be all over it. Certainly with crooks, he would be.
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Glenn Beck
Right.
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Stu Burguiere
And maybe he will be. But it doesn't seem like those are his high priorities.
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Glenn Beck
Right. Because Kash Patel, if I'm not mistaken, we should go back and listen to that. I think Kash Patel told me in that interview, it's not what you think it is. It's not something that's revolutionary, shocking.
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Stu Burguiere
There's not a 14th shooter.
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Glenn Beck
Right. He said it's not. He said it's not what you expect. It's not who are they protecting? It's what. And that's all he said. But it wasn't like, man, when this comes out, he's like, it just should come out. It's time for this to come out.
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Stu Burguiere
I think, too, and I maybe get your take on this because I think you're more engaged with the story than I am, I would say. And I think the approach from Trump, who is maybe not as engaged in it as some other issues is probably correct. Like, it's something I want the answer to at some level, but it's not like my top priority. Like, the things he's dealing with, like Ukraine, for example, is a much larger issue to me, and I'm glad he's spending his attention there.
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Glenn Beck
If he came out and said, look, I want you to know we are busy right now drawing up prosecution for the people who lied under oath about COVID And so I know I promised, but these things are not the number one priority. We're not hiding them. They will come out, but it takes time to do those. And they're only a couple of people. And I have to be one of them that oversees because I have to be the one that says yes or no on those documents. 80,000 pages, whatever. Whatever it is. But to me, what's bad about this is if you're screwing this one up, if somebody in the administration is screwing this one up, how are you going to get the big ones? How are you going to get prosecution on. On Fauci or, you know, Peter Strzok or any of the people from any of these other scandals? How are you going to do it?
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Stu Burguiere
Well, you know, and Fauci obviously was pardoned, so he has talked about the auto scandal. I will say this, though, and, you.
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Glenn Beck
Know, there's another one I would rather have. I want to know who the hell was running the White House, because the president clearly wasn't capable of doing it.
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Stu Burguiere
Yeah.
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Glenn Beck
So who was covering up for him? How did that happen? And what's the deal with the auto pin? I want an investigation on that and I want people to go to jail. That is a massive constitutional violation that has just happened.
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Stu Burguiere
We should be looking into it. I don't know that we have enough information to know for sure if it's a massive constitutional violation.
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Glenn Beck
No, if it happened.
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Stu Burguiere
If it happened. You know, because I don't. I don't think that Joe Biden was so out of it that he didn't know he was pardoning Hunter Biden. Like, I don't think.
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Glenn Beck
No, I don't think that's what happened here. No, no, no.
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Stu Burguiere
But the 6,000, I would like to know.
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Glenn Beck
Right. And also, and also, I think there were things that he just didn't know were being done in his name.
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Stu Burguiere
Yeah.
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Glenn Beck
I think. I don't think he was in charge of the White House.
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Stu Burguiere
I'm very concerned about that. And people who hit it should be held accountable. Jailed on the Trump part of things. I think we can both agree that we've seen a lot of things that we like out of the first month or two of this. I think I can at least I can find some things that I don't like, and we could talk about those. And we have at some level, you.
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Glenn Beck
Should probably talk to them with your therapist.
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Stu Burguiere
But what I would say is one of my problems with the Trump administration is not that he's moving too slowly. That is not one of my concerns. So I think he's going as fast as is possible. And it's weird that a lot of the criticism I've heard of the Trump administration so far from the right have been he's not moving fast enough on X, Y and Z, like Epstein, like jfk, like these types of things. And like, I just.
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Glenn Beck
That's because, to me, that's because they're setting the expectations. They're saying it's coming out on this day. Don't say that. Don't say that. Say we are working on priorities. There are phases and everything we're doing because we are taking everything. I know when it comes to Homan and what he's doing with, with the border. Yeah, I know because he told me we're in phases. We're not in. Even in phase two yet, but we will be soon. You know, So I know that they are. They have a plan and they're executing it according to plan on this. They should just say this is not the prior. The JFK stuff is not a priority that is going to save our country. However, there are things like putting people in jail that we all know broke the law and never paid for it and need to pay for it, because that will help heal the Republic.
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Stu Burguiere
Yeah. And I think that's. I think it's okay to get. To take your time and get that stuff right. Yes. The stuff that's crucial to the country at this moment should be, to me, the priority. But like jfk, I think, is gonna be interesting and we need to know about it. We need to know for historical purposes.
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Glenn Beck
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Stu Burguiere
You know, all that's there.
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Glenn Beck
It's important.
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Stu Burguiere
It's important, but it's just not as vital to me as.
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Glenn Beck
But you know what Epstein is. Because could be. If those. If the. If. If what we suspect. And it has to be this way. All of those famous people, what he was doing business with.
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Stu Burguiere
Who doesn't we know that it has to be that way.
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Glenn Beck
No, no, it has to be somebody. It's not. It's. I'm not saying it's Bill Clinton I'm not. I have no idea who it is. But he was selling the children to somebody.
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Stu Burguiere
Do we know that even. Do we know that he was selling.
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Glenn Beck
Children, offering the children to someone we know whether they paid for. They paid for it or whatever?
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Stu Burguiere
Yeah, we.
- [43:38]
Glenn Beck
We know that people were abusing these children.
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Stu Burguiere
And he was in Prince Andrew is the one of the allegations, and that one seems pretty significant, even though he denies it.
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Glenn Beck
But yeah, and I don't know if that is true, but he didn't have this big ring and then nobody used it, right? So I want to know who used it. I don't care if it's a truck driver from Minnesota. Whoever was abusing those children, that should be brought to the fore and they should be put in jail, Period. I don't care if they're famous or not. I want to know who they are. That kind of stuff to me is important because this is justice delayed.
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Stu Burguiere
Are you sure that we have the type of evidence that puts those people away? No, you're not.
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Glenn Beck
But I was told by the press that with Diddy and Epstein there were tapes. So who has the tapes and what's on them? And what's on them? I mean, I'm sure it's not reruns of the Mickey Mouse Club. Even though children were involved. I don't think that's what it was.
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Stu Burguiere
Can we get a summary of what's on it? Like, can we get a Dewey Decimal system that tells us kind of yes.
- [44:49]
Glenn Beck
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