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The fusion of entertainment and enlightenment. This is the Glenn Beck Program. Hello, America. Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program. Well, it's been a week off and a lot has happened. We're going to start with what's happening with the Afghani refugees, what's happening in Minnesota, Venezuela, all of that coming up in just a second. First, let me tell you about the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews. This time of year, we talk a lot about giving, about reaching out, lifting up and standing with people who are still struggling long after the headlines move on. And right now in Israel, there are thousands of Jewish families who are still feeling the aftershocks of war. Homes have been destroyed, communities shattered, and entire neighborhoods are trying to rebuild while living with the kind of trauma most of us can't even imagine. I've seen what the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews does on the ground, and it's real, immediate, life changing help. They are providing emergency food boxes, hot meals, medical aids, winter support and safe shelter for families who lost everything they're caring for, for Holocaust survivors who can't evacuate on their own and children who are still sleeping in safe rooms because the fear hasn't fully left them. One gift, one act of generosity can put food on the table, heat in a home and hope back into a family that's been living with uncertainty far too long. Rush your gift now at 888-488-IFCJ 888-488-4325 or give online at Glennforthefellowship.org that's Glennforthefellowship.org do it now. So we clearly have a problem with some of the people that have been airlifted into the United States. And I want to clarify a couple of things. Because we airlifted people. You did. With your support. We did it at Mercury One. And I want to make sure you understand what happened there and where our people that we airlifted, where they are. But first, let me say this. What we're experiencing now, here is a story that almost no one in Washington wants to say out loud. And it begins with the people, but begins with the people that are responsible for failure. And that's, that's our leadership here in America. A failure of honesty, a failure of courage the whole time. When Cabal, when Cabal fell back in 2021, we rushed in to do what Americans always do, and that's help people out. We run to save. We ran to keep our word. And God bless every soldier and airmen and Marine and volunteer who risk everything to rescue the men and women who stood with us for 20 long years. But here's the part that nobody prints. We didn't just evacuate our allies, we did. But the United States government evacuated anyone they could grab in the chaos because Chaos is the oldest enemy of truth. We open up floodgates, tens of thousands of people we didn't know, nobody really vetted, nobody could verify, nobody could fully account for. Even today, we don't know where they are. And that's not xenophobia, that's not fear mongering. That's the Department of Homeland Security's own inspector general saying that, quote, we don't know who many of these people are, end quote. This is something that while we were doing it, we said, our vetting is much better than the United States of America. They're bringing in people, we don't know who they are. Now think of the weight of the sentence came from the inspector general. We don't know who many of these individuals are. Think about the histories of nations who forgot the simple duty of understanding who they bring inside the gates. When that happens, the country is over. Rome did it, the Byzantine Empire did it. Europe did it. Before the migrant crisis, and now in 2021, we did it as well. And we knew this. We've been talking about it on this program forever. Now, inside of our temporary basis, Fort McCoy, Fort Bliss, Quantico, even our own FBI and military police documented things that the media just dusted off. Ah, don't worry about it. We showed you at the time sexual assaults that were happening in these temporary bases. Sexual assaults, domestic abuse, attempted strangulation, US Service women harassed and followed into showers. Did we do anything about it? These weren't rumors. These were not Internet stories. They were actual federal charges. Did anybody say anything about them? Meanwhile, police departments, Virginia, California, Texas, places with the largest Afghani arrivals began reporting the same exact pattern. Domestic violence, forced marriage concerns, child protection cases, cultural classes. And our law enforcement had to deal with them. And did anybody in the media say anything about it? Nope. Why? You were bigoted if you said anything about it. Here's what happened. Our government took a lot of people from a tribal system, patriarchal, war torn, no skills, no. Imagine going from Afghanistan to Chicago. How do you survive in that? How do you survive in that? Now, that's not the fault of the families. That's the fault of our federal government. A government that just threw them and us into a social experiment overnight without even thinking about it, talking about it, just saying, accept it. Some of the people that are paroled into the United States had ties to the Taliban, isis, K or another or several other terrorist organizations. That's not speculation. That has been confirmed by our own dod, DHS and congressional testimony. We've known this for a very long Time, you know, when the Pentagon warns you that, you know, that person probably shouldn't be in the United States. I don't know. Maybe we should listen to them. And maybe we should be concerned about a DHS or a State Department that waves them in anyway. That's not compassion. That's dereliction of duty. Period. Period. Now, add to this the humanitarian parole system meant for rare, urgent cases. It was a revolving door. You. Where are all these refugees from? I'm not talking about the Afghanis. I'm talking about all the other people that have gone to Europe, that have gone to the United States, that are swamping countries in the West. Where are they coming from? Really? There's that big. This is a bigger refugee problem than we had in World War II. How's that possible? We can't confirm anybody as identity. Doesn't seem that we care. Asylum, family reunification, request exploded, some validation. Some of them unprovable, some of them just out now. Lies that we knew were lies. So what happened? Our cities become strained. Our cities go into disorder. They start stealing from us. Look at Minneapolis. Here's the biggest strain. The biggest strain on us is the truth is honesty. It takes courage to say what actually happened. But, you know, we're not living in a time of courage. We're living in a time when people saying the truth, you know, you get. You acknowledge reality and you get labeled. You notice patterns. Oh, my gosh, you're silenced. You ask responsible questions. You're accused of bigotry. Truth doesn't care about the labels. It just sits there. It just waits for somebody to show up and go, ah, you know, that's the truth. I'm going to have to say it. So let's say it. Here's the truth. America owes a sacred debt to anybody. We promised anybody who was fighting with him, we should protect them, we should honor them, we should welcome them. But that's not what happened. That's not what happened. We didn't perform a moral rescue as a government. We performed a political evacuation. And I was there. So I know it. You know, somebody posted a kind of a snarky tweet at me because I spoke at our gala here a couple of weeks ago, and I talked about what the State Department was doing, and I said, you know, it's time America really understands how evil the State Department was during that evacuation. Our people were vetted, and we didn't bring people into the United States. We brought people to the uae. A lot of our people went to. To Australia. A lot of people. And I said, sat on the tarmac forever, Forever. Because the State Department was shutting down and saying, we can't verify any of these people. We could verify who these people were. We knew who these people were. Most of the people that we brought out. We could show you their baptismal certificate because that was part of our vetting. Are you a Christian? Really? When were you baptized? Who baptized you? What church did you belong to? Because we knew you were under the gun. Now, if you were like, yeah, I was just baptized three weeks ago. You didn't get onto one of our planes unless the State Department insisted that you get onto one of our planes. Because that's what I was saying in that video that this person just reposted. I was saying in the video, do you know the compromises that they forced us to take? You want to save these Christians, you have to save these people. You got to put these people on first. We don't know who those people are. I don't know who those people are. And those were the ones that came to America. We gambled with the future of these Afghani families because we just threw them in. Just throw them in. They're gonna be fine. We threw em into a system not based on reality of any sort. We threw them in without vetting them. Meanwhile, we would not take the Christians. Hmm. I want you to know we should not be attacking anybody except honestly condemning our government because it refuses to tell the truth on what it did and what it failed to do. The mark of a nation that is in decline isn't who it lets in. A mark of a nation in decline is whether it can confess. It can admit to its own mistakes, talk about the truth and the consequences. And today Congress is whispering, the media is hiding. I mean, did you read any of the stories? Hopefully you didn't. Hopefully, you just had a great time on. On vacation and for the holiday. But I did. My team did. Did you read the stuff from the New York Times? They still can't admit the truth. They don't even know what the truth is still. But I'm still here, waiting for the courage of any adult to stand up. A great nation can welcome the stranger. But a dying nation loses the wisdom to ask, who is this stranger and that gate we passed long ago. The question is, do you want to be a dying nation or not? I don't. I don't. We can't afford to be a dying nation. The world can't afford us to die. So what do we do about it? Well, the first step is defending your home and the first step in defending your home is knowing who's inside your home. And I'm going to show you how we can do that quite easily in just a second. First, let me tell you Doc takes take a quick minute and tell you about real estate agents I trust dot com. When you're looking to buy or sell a home, you're not making just a transaction. You're making one of the biggest financial decisions you'll, you'll make in your life. 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