Jamie Dimon (6:43)

I was saying we shouldn't be stockpiling bitcoin. We should be stockpiling guns, bullets, tanks, planes, drones, you know, rare earths. We know we need to do this is not a mystery.

Stu Burguiere (6:52)

Did you say stockpiling bitcoin?

Jamie Dimon (6:55)

I said we shouldn't be stockpiling bitcoin.

Stu Burguiere (6:57)

Oh, we shouldn't be.

Jamie Dimon (6:58)

We should be stockpiling bullets.

Pat Gray (7:00)

Okay.

Jamie Dimon (7:01)

Like, you know, the military guys tell you that, you know, if there's a war in the South China Sea, we have missiles for seven days. Okay, Come on. I mean, we can't say that with a straight face and think that's okay.

Stu Burguiere (7:12)

Do you notice what the. What the reporter did on stage? She was trying to do a gotcha. You're saying we should stock bitcoin? Oh, okay. All right. She missed the whole point. He's referencing the Pentagon data, saying we only have enough precision guided missiles for seven days of sustained conflict. I don't know. Does that sound like a problem for anybody? Let that settle in a week. That's what stands between deterrence and desperation. If war would break out in the South China Sea. Seven days. And remember what I shared with you yesterday? The drone bombing in Ukraine or by Ukraine that wiped out an estimated one third of the Russian nuclear Nuclear Strategic Air Command. One third of Russia's Nuclear Strategic Air Command. Ukraine, they did that. That's a country that's almost in Third world status. No real military left and certainly no missiles. They did it with drones. Imagine what could be done here with. With open borders and enemies like China and Iran. Enemies all over the world. Now, I want you to understand, Jamie Dimon is not a guy that usually deals in hyperbole. He's not a man who chases the headlines, his words. And he knows this move, global markets. The good news is, on this one, nobody will pay attention to him because nobody is interested in telling you the truth on how dire our situation actually is. You know, his. His silence, in most cases is his statement. That's the way they work at those levels. So when he breaks that silence and he does it this bluntly, you better believe it's calculated. Now, most of his peers are still peddling, you know, ESG slideshows and blockchain buzzwords, but Dimon stepped into the national stage and said, we need to get real and we need to get ready. And here's the thing. He's not talking to hedge funds or Pentagon brass. He knows. Look at her response. Oh, you're tired of bitcoin. We should all stockpile. He's talking directly to you. You. This isn't about rare earth or tanks. This is about a new era of scarcity. That's what you have to grasp from what Jamie Dimon was actually talking about. He is saying there's a reckoning with reality that Most Americans and CEOs and everybody else are not prepared for play. Cut two of this, please.

Jamie Dimon (9:52)

You are going to see a crack in the bond market. Okay? It is going to happen. And I tell this to my regulators, some of you in this room, I'm telling you, it's going to happen, and you're going to panic. I'm not going to panic. We'll be fine. We'll probably make more money. And then some of my friends will tell me that we cause, we like crises because it's good for JPMorgan Chase. Not really. I just don't know if it's going to be a crisis in six months or six years. And I'm hoping that we change both the trajectory of the debt and the ability of market makers to make markets. Yeah, it's coming. It's just part of all the stuff we talked about. And unfortunately, it may be that we need that to wake us up. It's an unfortunate thing.

Stu Burguiere (10:34)

Cut three, please.

Jamie Dimon (10:36)

And all that. Do you think people in rural cities, do you think people in inner cities thought they were getting anything? Do you think that those people think that the American government is fair and competent and that this was in their best interest? Their schools don't work. They're not getting the skills they need. And you heard that just now. So we got to acknowledge. And I also call it blue tape because, you know, Republicans, you generally don't like red tape. You understand the devastation of it. But, you know, most Democrats I know, they love it, they want more of it, and they want to make it so confusing, you can't even meet the Rules, so you get punished and fined afterwards. Celebrate our virtues, freedom of speech, freedom of religion, freedom of enterprise, equal opportunity, family, God, country, you know, and you can acknowledge the flaws that we have, which are extraordinary. What we did to the black population for years. Don't denigrate the great things of this country because those are two different things. If you have a, in any team, if you put a team on the field and the team's torn apart, they're going to lose. And that's kind of us right now. You know, we're not a team anymore. And we don't collaborate, we don't talk that much to each other. Deal with our policy. And this is the enemy within. We've got to fix our permitting, our regulations, our immigration, our taxation, which I think they're on their way. We have to fix our inner city schools, our health care system.

Stu Burguiere (11:53)

Okay, so let's unpack this here for a second. His dismissal of bitcoin. First of all, not a continuation of his long standing skepticism. If you listen to all of the things he was saying, this is something much more urgent. In a time of instability, bitcoin becomes an abstraction. It has no mass, it has no utility. Now, I'm a bitcoin guy. I believe in bitcoin. But bitcoin depends on electricity and the Internet and a collective belief. Bullets. They don't care if you believe in bullets or not. Fuel. Doesn't matter if you believe in fuel or not. Food. These are not ideas. These are lifelines. Do you hear that, what he was saying? Bullets, fuel, food. Lifelines. Now, don't get me wrong, he's not, you know, suddenly a patriotic prepper in chief. What, what he is doing is giving voice to something that the elites all know, but usually whisper behind closed doors. And he's saying it out loud now. The, the veneer. We Learned this after 9 11, remember how on 9 11, 9 12, 9 13, we realized, oh my gosh, this thing could collapse in a heartbeat. We all knew the veneer of civilization, the veneer of order is so thin, even the largest company in the world is dangerously exposed. The dangerous. The largest economy in the world, Ours, exposed. I want you to look at the numbers here. 80% of our rare earth minerals come from China. Basically everything from missile guidance to smartphones, 80% of it comes from China. What happens if they want to shut that off? What happens if we go to war? What happens if we just don't have the fuel to run, you know, across the ocean? What happens to us, our military recruitment shortfalls, Time and time again, outdated infrastructure. I mean, how many trillions of dollars have we spent in the last 20 years on infrastructure projects? Look at our airport. Look at our munitions stockpile. It wouldn't last a long weekend if trouble really happened. And cyber attacks. One single cyber attack could shut down the grid for weeks. And what happens? See, here's the thing that you have to hear from Jamie Dimon. He is not saying prepare out of paranoia. He's saying it out of pattern recognition. Pattern recognition. You need to get good at pattern recognition. The world is no longer stable. It hasn't been. I don't know if you've noticed this for a while, but most people, all your neighbors, they're too distracted to notice cakes and circuses. Diamond went on to blast the, you know, regulatory obsession, you know, in order to make life difficult. Did you hear what he just said? Quote, Democrats, they love it. They want more of it, and they want to make it more confusing. So you can't even meet the rules. You'll get punished and fined afterward. For the last 40 years, we have lived on the assumption that convenience was safety, that digital meant durable, that markets meant, that global markets meant good. But history doesn't move in a straight line. It turns. Turns around. Sometimes. It bends. It recoils. And in that recoil, the essentials of survival never change. Shelter, energy, food, protection, human trust in one another. That's the most important. We don't have it. What his message was was very clear. It cuts against every modern comfort we've built our lives around. Here's a giant bank saying, you've built your life, and we built our life around things that are not real. He's not saying abandon innovation. He's saying, don't bet your future on intangibles. So his solution is the same solution we've been talking about here on this program forever. Celebrate our virtues. Celebrate our freedoms, our freedom of speech, our freedom of religion, our freedom of enterprise, equal opportunity, family, God and country. Those are his words. And acknowledge the flaws of the country. But don't denigrate the great things that this country has done. They're two very different things. And start talking to one another. So here's what I want you to consider. What would you do if the lights went out, not for a storm, but because a server farm in Taiwan was hitting? What would you trade your Bitcoin for at the grocery store shelves if they were empty? What does wealth mean in a world where your phone doesn't work and your bank is a blinking error message? What does that wealth mean? This isn't about fear mongering. This is about grow up America maturity. We are long overdue for a serious conversation about self reliance in this country. Not the kind you buy in bulk from a website. The kind you live through. Community preparation, clarity, intelligence, critical thinking. Yes. Have food and water. Not because you're afraid, but because you're a responsible human being. Know your neighbors, not because you're social, but because you need each other. If systems fail, understand your rights because you. Not because you just want to use them, but because you know someday you may have to use them. I want you to know this whole message from him, I believe, and definitely from me, is not about war. It's not warning you about war or famine or anything else. It's warning you. Wake up. Wake up. Ignore what's happening today at your own peril. We've spent far too many days and years now worshiping the screen and the stock ticker and the illusion that problems could be innovated away. But history has a really brutal way of humbling people and civilizations that trade resilience for comfort. This is a moment that demands discernment. Are you living in a way that will actually allow you to survive real shocks? Or are you, like so many people, including me, on many things, chained to the conveniences that will vanish overnight if the world sneezes? Jamie Dimon said it very clearly and let me just say it again. Bullets over bitcoin. Tangible over. Theoretical preparation over posturing. The man who runs the most powerful bank in the world is not hoarding hashtags. 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Pat Gray (21:04)

Hello, Glenn. How are you?

Stu Burguiere (21:06)

I'm good. How are you?

Pat Gray (21:07)

Pretty well. Pretty well.

Stu Burguiere (21:09)

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Good, good. Did you hear Tom Holman yesterday? Because I'd like to wreck that for you. Do you hear Tom Homie Homan yesterday and what he said about the next 9 11?

Pat Gray (21:20)

He's a little concerned.

Stu Burguiere (21:24)

Yeah. Cut 11, please play this.

Glenn Beck (21:26)

I have annoyingly asked you the question over and over again when you have known terrorists and murderers and rapists and cartel members and gang members in the country and you have them, you know, 12 million, 15 million, 20 million. Nobody knows the actual number. And what did we learn from 911 01? They were at war with us. We were not at war with them. The 911 Commission Report. They're plotting, planning and scheming. This is a terror attack. I'm worried about the big terror attack. And of course my, my prayers, my thoughts, my, my sympathies go out to the victims here. But do you not agree that if we don't find these people soon that we are at risk of a 911 or worse?

Stu Burguiere (22:09)

It's coming. I mean, why did 10. Why did, why did 2 million illegal aliens pay more to get away? They could have paid half of what they paid across the border, Turn yourself sent to a mortgage agent, get released that same day, get a free airline ticket to the city of their choice, get a free hotel room, get three meals a day plus free medical care and work authorization. Two million people paid more, more to get away. They didn't want to Be vetted. They didn't want to be fingerprinted. Why? There is. There is a real problem coming. We're going to talk about that in about a half an hour. Standby. This is Glenn Beck, by the way. That was Sean Hannity a minute ago, where Sean and I are going to be at ifcj. We're doing a fundraiser and bringing awareness to the plight of the Jewish people tonight here in West Palm Beach. Let me. Let me tell you about our sponsor, this, this half hour. It's American financing. Life comes at you so fast sometimes. You know. Is it Lifelock? I'm sorry? Lifelock. Let me tell you about Lifelock, then. Lifelock. Thank you. I want you to know that when you, when you, when you have a cyber attack, when somebody is coming after your information, there's no loud warning. There's no breaking glass, no smoke. There's just information being moved in ones and zeros through the Internet. Your name, your address, your Social Security number. There's something that you can do to protect yourself because you'll not see this. You'll just. Something will be off. One day there'll be a charge you didn't make a bill. You didn't recognize a credit report that says you just opened an account in a state you've never been to. And by that time, it's already happened and it is too late. Don't play around with identity theft. Get the people that can actually help you protect yourself with Lifelock. Save up to 40% off your first year with promo code BECK. Call 1-800-LIFELOCK 1800-LIFELOCK. Or head to lifelock.com promo code BECK. Save 40%.

Pat Gray (24:05)

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Stu Burguiere (24:26)

I'm a very, very lucky man. Every day I get to work with two of my best friends, Stu and Pat. Pat's joining us from Pat Gray Unleashed. And pat, it was 14 years ago today that I announced I was leaving Fox News and starting gbtv. That's incredible. Wow. You were there. Stu was there. I mean, remember how scared we were of that? Oh, yeah. That's a pretty big deal. This is suicide. What are we doing?

Pat Gray (24:55)

You couldn't even stream video yet. Like, it was.

Stu Burguiere (24:58)

I know, right?

Pat Gray (25:00)

Everything buffed.

Stu Burguiere (25:01)

I mean, we have some audio from the press when I announced this and said, you know, we're mocking me and saying, you know, good luck on the Internet. Because nobody was. I mean, it was weirdos that were doing podcast. I mean, it's still weirdos doing Podcasts. But it was weirdos doing podcasts at the time. There weren't. There weren't. The podcasts were not like they are now. And nobody was streaming video. That was insane. Live, streaming video. And my goal then, 14 years ago, was to crack the back of the mainstream media and give other voices a chance to be heard and look at the mainstream media now.

Pat Gray (25:41)

Glenn, I pitched you in the break a story I wanted to do for you and Patrick. Can we do it now? Because it fits with what we're talking about.

Stu Burguiere (25:49)

Yeah. Yeah.

Pat Gray (25:49)

So there's a story that I think years and years ago would have been a major story. Like, we would have been talking about it maybe over multiple days. We would have been dissecting it. We would have been going back in the history of it. And I don't think either one of you even know it occurred.

Stu Burguiere (26:06)

Really. Wow. What is it?

Pat Gray (26:08)

In fact, I was looking through the prep. I didn't see it in the prep at all as literally zero reaction whatsoever, which I think 10 years ago, 15 years ago would have been a big story that we would have been talking a lot about. Any ideas of what it could be?

Stu Burguiere (26:24)

No.

Pat Gray (26:25)

So last night. Last night they debuted a new permanent anchor of NBC Nightly News.

Stu Burguiere (26:33)

Oh, yeah. Oh, my. That's right. Wow. That's right. I didn't know that would have been a story 10 years ago. Right. Nobody even knows it happened. Nobody even even know who they replaced. I don't either. Well, they. They replaced.

Pat Gray (26:48)

You know him.

Stu Burguiere (26:49)

I do. Lester Holt. Lester Holt. Lester Holt. Okay. Yeah. But I don't know who they replaced him with.

Pat Gray (26:54)

I. I do, cuz they looked it up. Tom Yamas.

Stu Burguiere (26:57)

Oh, of course, Tom.

Pat Gray (26:58)

Y. Tommy.

Stu Burguiere (27:00)

Tommy.

Pat Gray (27:03)

Yeah. Tommy.

Stu Burguiere (27:04)

Yeah. Yeah.

Pat Gray (27:05)

Tom Amazing.

Stu Burguiere (27:06)

Of the Yamas family.

Pat Gray (27:07)

Of the Yamas group.

Stu Burguiere (27:09)

Yeah. NBC. Yamas.

Pat Gray (27:11)

NBC. Yes.

Stu Burguiere (27:12)

I have to tell you, I want to thank. I want to thank this audience. You have been with me from the beginning. You are. I meet people all the time. That's like, they're so proud. They're like, I was one of the founding members. I was there. I mean, people were subscribed six months before we even had a product. And I just can't thank you enough for everything you did. Look at what you've accomplished with Blaze.

Pat Gray (27:39)

Yeah.

Stu Burguiere (27:39)

Look at the impact that Blaze. Blaze paved the way for Daily Wire. For all of it. For all of it. Megyn Kelly, Tucker Carlson. This was the one that paved the way. And I can't thank you enough. Mission accomplished. Mission accomplished.

Pat Gray (27:56)

I mean, and think about. Because it was totally unrelated, had no idea it was the 14 year anniversary of this, but I was gonna bring that story up to you. It is the exact thing you were talking about back then that we're gonna get to a period where none of this matters, none of what the mainstream media doing is even matters. The NBC, Tom Brokaw, NBC Nightly News. It was a thing that everyone watched every night. It's now so irrelevant. No one, I think nobody in this audience had any idea that they had just switched permanent anchors of that as a, an institution in this country. And now it's a giant zilch and a lot of things to do with the transition. Glenn, you tried to start 14 years ago.

Stu Burguiere (28:38)

What do you mean tried to start? I think we did.

Pat Gray (28:40)

And fair. All of a sudden he's demeaning trying not to. I don't like giving you credit for things. So I, I do think that was a big part of it.

Stu Burguiere (28:49)

And you guys, I just, I wanted to say not only thank you to the audience, but thank you. I mean I'm gonna, I'm not gonna get teary eyed on this. You guys have been with me through war it seems and you have always been loyal to me, always watch my back. You are true friends and I, I can't thank you enough for all of the years that you've been with me. Thank you.

Pat Gray (29:12)

Same deal.

Stu Burguiere (29:13)

Keep going. Because let me starting to waver and I, I sense a total breakdown any second. Let me, let me, let me play something now from CNN which is, just shows you how out of touch they are. Look at the, the veteran pollster from CNN as he's going through the latest polling about Republicans and Democrats. Listen to this.

Glenn Beck (29:36)

The first five months of the Donald Trump presidency, right? The first four months of the Donald Trump presidency that you expect that Democrats would have this massive lead on the economy. It ain't so. It ain't so. The party that is closest to your economic views. In November of 2023 it was the Republicans by 11 points. Now it's still within that range, still within that margin of error. Plus 8 point advantage for the Republican Party.

Stu Burguiere (29:58)

How is that possible?

Glenn Beck (29:59)

Democrats, how is that possible? If it was just this one CNN poll, that would be one thing, but take a look at Reuters, Ipsos, what do we see here? Party with a better economic plan. Well, in May of 2024, just before Donald Trump was reelected president, Republicans had a nine point advantage. Look at where we are now. In May of 2025, the advantage actually went up by 3 points. The Democrats are down by 12 points on the Economy. This speaks to Democratic problems on the economy better than basically anything that you could possibly look at.

Stu Burguiere (30:29)

Okay, stop. He, he's then trying to explain this is a problem for the Democrats, but he doesn't even understand how that's happening. I mean, I don't understand how he doesn't understand. He's like, how is this possible, Democrats, that they have a better economic plan and people are liking it? I don't know. What is the Democratic economic plan? What is that plan?

Pat Gray (30:54)

You can recite a book by Marx.

Stu Burguiere (31:01)

You know, here's the, here's the. I mean, he answers his own question here, play the next cut. Listen.

Glenn Beck (31:09)

Which is the party of the middle class has been a huge advantage for Democrats. I have polling from NBC going all the way back since 1989 when Democrats had a 23 point advantage, 2016, a 17 point advantage. But by this decade, we already started seeing declines. Back in 2022 where you saw that Democrats led, but only by four points, well within the margin of error. And now in our latest CNN poll, among registered voters, which is the party of the middle class, it is tied. This, I think speaks to Democratic ills more than anything else. They have traditionally been the party of the middle class. No more. Donald Trump and the Republican Party have taken that mantle away. And now a key advantage for Democrats historically has gone adios, amigos. And now there is no party that is the party of the middle class.

Stu Burguiere (31:48)

This guy, this guy, I mean, he's incredible. Incredible.

Pat Gray (31:53)

I will say that's, that's Harry Enten. And of the people over at cnn, Harry is actually a pretty darn good data analyst. He's, he's actually pretty solid.

Stu Burguiere (32:03)

But he doesn't, he doesn't get it. I mean, how can you be a pollster and not see how, you know, look at, they're not the party of the middle class. You know why? Because look at who is running it. It is all elites and wild rich people that are completely out of touch with anyone who even relates to Donald Trump liking working behind the counter at McDonald's. And who was it this on, who was it that talked about during the campaign the price of eggs, the price of gas, the price that middle class people care about. It was the billionaire in the race. He's the one who cared about it. I know. Listen to this. This is a Nate Silver. He said, although I've seen this written about elsewhere, I was honestly surprised about how strong the relationship is. The, the demographics on who takes antidepressants and goes to therapy. Listen to this. Among Voters who report poor mental health, Liberals outnumber conservatives 45% to 19%. Those who report excellent mental health, conservatives outnumber liberals 51 to 20. So the young men. This is Nate Silver. So the young men that Democrats have trouble with aren't necessarily the ones who have been captured by the conservative manosphere or have been looking for a helping hand. Rather, it's those who report relatively high mental health and see Democrats as being too neurotic and perhaps constraining their opportunity to compete and reap rewards of their work. I mean, that's Nate Silver. Wow.

Pat Gray (33:41)

He's totally right.

Stu Burguiere (33:43)

I know. And they need a study to figure out what they're doing wrong. Oh, my gosh.

Pat Gray (33:48)

I will say, though, I think, like, Harry Enton in some ways echoes that, though.

Stu Burguiere (33:53)

Right.

Pat Gray (33:53)

And I think it's 100% true. You mentioned it at the end. The reason for that transition is Donald Trump.

Stu Burguiere (33:59)

Yes. Full stop.

Pat Gray (34:00)

I mean, this is the change he's brought to the party, and that is the reason for that success, because Donald Trump has been able to connect to those voters.

Stu Burguiere (34:11)

Right. And can I ask you, because I don't think it's. I think Donald Trump reflected the change that was already there. I mean, he really is the Tea Party candidate in many ways. He reflected the change. He was. He embodies what so many people were saying and feeling. And he was. And he just stood. You just, you know, when everybody else was taken down time and time again and they would then start to, you know, fudge and melt in their spine would go crooked, he just didn't. And I think that's why he's the leader, because he acted like a leader who actually believed in what he was saying.

Pat Gray (34:52)

Let me push back a little bit gently on that in that I think he has. I don't think he's the Tea Party candidate at all. I don't think it's. I think it's a totally different view of the role of government. And I think he is connected to a lot of those voters who maybe didn't like the Tea Party approach. This is a chart I was looking at yesterday. Listen to this.

Stu Burguiere (35:17)

Hang on just a second. Can I comment on that before you get there? Yeah, sure. I think you're right. What I mean by Tea Party is the one that is. Is disconnected from the government and saying the government is out of control. It is run by nothing but elites, and it is the problem. It's. When I say that, I don't mean the Tea Party solution. I mean the, the thing that he is a reflection of what the Tea Party felt was the problem. His solution is different, but he's responding to the same problems. Disagree with that.

Pat Gray (35:53)

It's an interesting point. I think what I was going to, I think, does disagree with that. That doesn't mean that there aren't elements of what you're saying that are completely accurate. But let me give you this. This is the question that has been asked for a very long time. Some people think the government is trying to do too many things. It should be left to individuals and businesses. Others think that government should do more to solve our country's problems. Which is closer to your view. That number of people saying the government's trying to do too much, like, I want it out of my life. That number peaked at the Tea Party. Okay? It was well over 60% of Americans. Since that moment, that has totally. We're on a roller coaster drop on that poll. It went from 60, 63, 64%. It dropped down to under 50 to 48% in 2023 and has now dropped again to 41%. So now we are overwhelmingly a country that believes the government has to do more. And the movement there is not on the left is not on the left. The left already believed the government needed to do more. So it's on our side of the aisle.

Stu Burguiere (37:08)

Let me ask you, if this is just me trying to look at, you know, the glass half full. Is that a response of the government isn't doing anything. They're not arresting people. They're not. They're not upholding the law. They're not doing investigations. They're not holding people responsible. I mean, I'm wondering if that response is not that we want more Medicare, Medicaid, everything else, it's that we want the government to do what it's supposed to. You know, here's an idea. Win a war and then leave. Don't win and then lose the war on leaving. You know what I mean?

Pat Gray (37:49)

Yeah, I think there's some of that that's probably worked in there, though. We've had eras of that in the past. And these numbers have never looked like this in this country. Never. Ever since they've been asking the fold. It has never looked like this. This is a different country than we've ever lived in. And look, that might be a good thing, might be something that everybody's excited about. Not particularly on my side right now. I'm not excited about that particular development, though some of them, some of the stuff we've talked about in this break, I am excited about but that is a big change.

Stu Burguiere (38:18)

Yeah. I will tell you this. You remember this and bring this up next hour because I'm going to show you some things next hour and the hour after that. Make that number disturbing. I didn't know that number. And that makes it very, very disturbing. Thanks, Pat, for coming in. And thanks. Thanks for your friendship and all the years of support. Thank you. All right. Let me tell you about Patriot Mobile. When the world feels upside down, you start to notice the little things. The cashier who still says God bless you. The school that starts with a pledge. The neighbor who flies the flag without shame. The last normal things in a country that is trying so hard to forget what normal even means. And that's why Patriot Mobile matters more than you even think, because it's easy to miss. Just it's the cell phone company, right? I mean, same coverage as the big guy, same service. What do I care? Well, here's why you care. You'll find out that the that Patriot Mobile is the only Christian conservative mobile company in America. They support pro life ministries, first responders, veterans, faith nonprofits, and suddenly it's not just a cell phone company. And you might say, well, that's nice, but I don't want to get involved. You're already involved, but you're involved in the opposite things. Every time you pay your bill, especially with Verizon, you're helping more abortions happen because they, they help fund Planned Parenthood. You know, Christian conservative phone company, like, that's like one of the last normal things in a world that's spinning off its axis. Sometimes you need to grab onto something that still makes sense. And that thing is Patriot Mobile. Make the Switch today. Call 972 Patriot. Use the promo code, Beck. You get a free month of service. Keep your phone. Change your phone. Keep your number, change your number. Doesn't matter. They'll make it super easy. Patriot mobile.com Beck 972 Patriot 972 Patriot patriot mobile.com Beck, this is Glenn. Becky.

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Stu Burguiere (41:58)

All right. Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program. As I said, I'm at WJNO in West Palm beach today. We're doing a fundraiser tonight for ifcj, the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews. There's more information now on Muhammad Saladin Solomon. He is the, the guy who was here illegally overstayed his visa twice. I thought that's what, I thought that was the number one thing that the Patriot act was supposed to do, right? What, fix the people overstaying on their visas? I thought that was. But apparently we don't. Oh, we got, we're gonna need a Super Patriot act soon, especially if Tom Holman is right. We're going to talk about that coming up here in just a second. This was not a, a lone wolf and it wasn't spontaneous. The additional information and what it means to you and your family and our civilization coming up in just a minute. This is Glenn Beck.

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Good ranchers.com Good ranchers.com Go there now. Good ranchers.com My gosh, we have so much to talk about, Stu. So much to talk about. Let me, let me, let me talk to you about a story that was developing yesterday. And we're at a boiling point. You remember the story about the frog in the pot, how if you, you raise the heat slowly enough, it'll never jump out before it's boiled alive? Well, we're not the frog anymore, okay? The water is roaring, the bubbles are breaking the surface. And we're just still sitting there. You know, we're like, nope, I guess we're in a hot tub. Yesterday I told you about what happened in Boulder, Colorado. A man, an illegal immigrant, twice overstaying his visa, set a Jewish grandmother on fire. Let me say that again. Set a Holocaust survivor on fire in her own American home. An illegal alien from Egypt that the Biden administration ignored the expiring visa two times, shouting, free Palestine sets this Jewish grandmother, survivor of the Holocaust, on fire in America. Now, here's what we know more of today. This wasn't a crime of passion. It wasn't a lone wolf. It wasn't spontaneous. No. Muhammad Solomon had planned it for over a year. He waited patiently, strategically. He waited until his daughter had graduated so he could burn the Jews alive with a clean conscience and a clear schedule. He's not mentally ill. He wasn't confused. He was resolved. He said if he had given the chance again, he'd do it again and again and again. That's not just terrorism. That is evil. It's hatred made flesh. And it happened here in America. What the hell is wrong with us? Why aren't more people upset about this on American soil, in a college town in the new West? You know, I think, I don't know if you know who Primo Levi was, but he was a Holocaust survivor. He wrote several books. And he's the guy who coined the term gray zone. And he described the gray zone as a murky moral space that happened in the concentration camps where the victims were often coerced into morally compromising situations. You know, just not out of ideology, but just to survive. Okay? That's the gray zone. Let me trans. Let me transpose that idea into modern day America. I think many people in America today are not silent because they're indifferent. Don't get Me wrong. A lot of people seem to be indifferent, but a lot of people are also remaining silent not because they're indifferent. They're silent because speaking out, especially online, will could destroy their career, their reputations, their families. Doxing, blacklisting, swatting, losing your job for a single comment, just being generally unpopular. Fear in that kind of environment becomes the governing force. Fear does. And fear is the soil in which totalitarianism grows best. So yes, Americans who instinctively recoil from today's overt antisemitism but keeps quiet out of self preservation are not morally equivalent to the aggressors. But they are perhaps inside a digital gray zone, one where the cost of conscience is rising and silence becomes a survival strategy. Are we there yet? I hope not. I kind of hope that it's more apathy in a way, because maybe we can wake people up from their apathy. But if you're already feeling that I'm not speaking out because I'm in a moral gray zone, really bad things are around the corner and yet the media is still yawning. I don't think they're in a gray zone. They're making their choice. The anti racism advocates scroll by in silence. The very people who claim to be defenders of truth and tolerance just can't seem to summon any kind of moral clarity or truth here. They can't say evil is evil and this is evil. Not mistaken, not. Well, I don't understand what his motivate. No, it's not misguided, not mistaken, it's not hard to understand. It's evil. And then here's what really haunts me today. If this had been the other way around, if a white man had firebombed a mosque while screaming ethnic slurs, this country would be on fire today. The entire media landscape would be on fire. We'd have task force, we'd have blue ribbon panels, ribbon hashtags, every anchor on every channel, you know, in black ties and solemn tones, warning, warning, warning. But a Jewish woman in her 80s gets burned alive by a radicalized illegal and the media just kind of pretends not to see it. Let me ask you, I asked this yesterday. Where are you adl? Where are you today? I mean, you told me years ago that when I warned warned that this was gonna what we saw in the 1930s on the streets of Germany and Europe, we would see again on the streets of America. You called me a fear monger, you called me a hater, you called me an anti Semite for saying that I was dangerous, told me to sit down Be quiet. Well, I ask you now, should I still be sitting down? Shall I still be quiet? Because I'm not going to. I just want to know what your opinion is. You can't fight darkness if you can't name the darkness. You can't stop the flames if you refuse to admit that the match has already been struck. The deeper truth here is this is not about one man. It's not about one Molotov cocktail. This is about systems that we have allowed to rot. Our borders are no longer defended. The idea, the ideologies that we no longer even challenge. The universities that have surrendered and now have become a church, and our real churches have been emptied. The spirit has been forgotten. This is what you. This is what happens to a civilization when you abandon truth for tribalism, when you trade your civilization for a hashtag or a slogan, when you embrace nihilistic, intersectional worldviews that sees Jews as oppressors, Christians as relics, and America as the villain. I don't say this lightly because I know what this word actually means, at least from Ezekiel. But the watchmen are asleep. Woe unto us when the watchmen sleep. Our walls are down, the fire is spreading. And let me ask you, do you think Boulder, what happened in Boulder, do you think that's going to be the last time this happens? Do you think Solomon is the only one that was doing this kind of planning? If we know anything from history, it's this. Evil is never satisfied. Never. And it doesn't stop with one grandmother or one synagogue. It moves, it spreads. It's a fire in dry grass. We are a nation of dry grass enkindling. And if we don't put this fire out right now, open our eyes and close our borders, clean out our house, Clean out our house ideologically, then this is just a dress rehearsal for something much, much, much bigger. And what will happen to a country like ours if we're hit like 9, 11 again? Will we. Will we just go right immediately into blame, or will we unite? I mean, it would be a miracle if we united. It would be great if we could unite, but I don't think we do anymore. I wonder. I hope we're never having to prove this, but the fire is not going to be put out this time by sending soldiers overseas. Over. Send them overseas where? The army is here. We let it in. We still have Democrats saying, you've got to let them in. They have rights, too. No, they don't. No, they don't. They don't have a right to be here. They don't it's a privilege to be in America this time, unlike 9 11, when it comes, it's going to come with AI generated lies, deep fakes, bought armies, mobs so drunk on grievances that they will light the match, set you on fire while screaming. It is justice. We really have reached the moment where the old west needs to rise up again or be reduced to myth. Is. Is there the old West? Is there the spirit of the Americans? And I don't mean the gun slinging, well, new sheriff in town, I don't mean that. I mean the west where, where the towns gathered to stop the bad guys. Where there were still pioneers, there were still people who believed in the, the ever expanding sky of the West. We were meant to be more than this. We are not meant to be serfs. We're not meant to be Europeans. We're meant to be the city on the hill. But we've let that hill erode. It's like a hill in California. Mudslide is coming, gang. We've let the lamps go out and the wolves are watching and they are here. So here's the choice. Do we discover who we really are? Do we rediscover what we believe? I mean, we have to start questioning. We have to start critically thinking again. We have to start. We have to stop saying usa usa USA and wave the flag and start understanding what that flag stands for. It's not the flag. It's the ideas behind the flag. Do we even know them? Do we know our rights and our responsibilities? Do we know what we have to do to remain a decent civilization? Because I tell you, if it happens this time, Patriot act is going to look like a puppet show. This time it is going to come with AI and surveillance of literal, possibly biblical proportions. And I mean the kind of biblical surveillance that you find at the end of the book. What's worth fighting for? What's worth living for? Or are we just going to sit here quietly hoping that maybe, just maybe, the fire is going to pass us by? You know, that Donald Trump can solve this one too. The fire doesn't pass. It never does. Fires consume. And strangely, that is right up the alley of many people on the left. That's what they want. A fire that will consume and burn it all down to the ground. Now, if I were, if I were Jewish today, I'd kind of be panicking. I really would be. This is three weeks. Three weeks. Look at what's happened to America in three weeks, to Jews. This, this should not create fear. It should create resolve. It's not about hate. It's about our moral courage. It's about standing up right now while we still can, and say, no, no, no. Not one more. Not one more time. Not one more person, not one more era. No more. No more grandmothers, Nobody. No more college students, not a synagogue, no one. And there is no excuse. We have refused to call evil by its name. So I will. Islamicists, people who believe Islam is superior and therefore they can do whatever they want. That's evil. Draw the line. Name it. Say it. If you're an Islamist, you are evil. 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Pat Gray (62:28)

Hello, Glenn.

Stu Burguiere (62:33)

What was your. What is your take on what happened in Boulder? What is it going to take before people are like, hey, this is a disturbing pattern.

Pat Gray (62:42)

Yeah, I see. I'm. I don't know if this is the way people feel, but I'm against it. I don't think people being lit on fire is the right way to go. Yeah. And you know, it's amazing the way people reacting to it. I was listening to, you know, news on this this morning, and it was, you know, they set up the story. Right. Set up the story. And these people, this many people were burned, this many Holocaust survivors were tortured in a park. And then it made sure to end the story with. And pro Palestinian supporters are concerned that they just might be painted with too broad a brush. Now, I am a tad more concerned with the people being painted with flammable liquids that are on fire.

Stu Burguiere (63:39)

But you have no concern. See, look at you. You have no concern about the pro Palestinian supporters that might be painted with too broad a brush.

Pat Gray (63:50)

Now, let's just advance to the future for a second before I answer that, Glenn, and let's just say we get to a point in which the pro Palestinian supporters are painted with too broad a brush. Am I in favor of pro Palestinian supporters being painted with too broad a brush? I'm not. I don't know that it's a news story. I don't know that if it's a news story that people are being painted with too broad a brush. I mean, conservatives are constantly called Nazis, and I don't know that it's a news story.

Stu Burguiere (64:23)

Right. Like.

Pat Gray (64:23)

But okay, am I for that?

Stu Burguiere (64:26)

No.

Pat Gray (64:27)

However, I think I might even be willing, Glenn, to wait until the moment in which they are painted with too broad a brush before I feel like we need to even address it. I feel like maybe addressing the concern that they may in the future be painted by too broad a brush is not a point of concern for a national news broadcast.

Stu Burguiere (64:50)

Well, can I ask you what that brush would be painting? Would it. Would it. Would it be painting them as. From the river to the sea, Israel will be free. Yeah. Which means extermination of all Jews. Is that. I mean, is that what we'd be painted? Because I don't think that's too broad. I think that's very accurate.

Pat Gray (65:08)

We may be painting the pro Hamas wing of the Democratic Party as pro Hamas, which would be terrible for us.

Stu Burguiere (65:15)

To do, but it would be accurate.

Pat Gray (65:18)

Yeah.

Stu Burguiere (65:19)

Almost like a photographic painting with that brush.

Pat Gray (65:23)

It would be a little photographic there, many, many ways. But, you know, again, this is a society that in polling in the Palestinian territories, support acts of terrorism at 80 and 90% of the population. So I don't know what broad brush we need. I don't know if we need to be surgeons with our paintbrushes.

Stu Burguiere (65:47)

In this particular case, news for you. If you come in and you're a surgeon, you've got a paintbrush. I don't let you do surgery on this.

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Stu Burguiere (67:35)

Welcome to the program. I want to introduce you to Sarah Adams. She is the author of Benghazi, Know Thy Enemy and she's also a former CIA intelligence analyst and targeter. Which I think Sarah means that if you watch the old show 24, you were Chloe, right?

Sarah Adams (67:54)

Oh, totally.

Stu Burguiere (67:56)

Totally. Okay. Sarah, welcome to the program. I'm glad you're here. I read a response from you yesterday on a tweet that was talking about both the assassinations in Washington, D.C. and the firebombing in Colorado and you said, quote it's going to get a lot worse coming from you. That carries a little more weight than it would coming from me. What does it mean? Why do you believe the attacks are about to escalate?

Sarah Adams (68:26)

Well, there's two pieces to it, right? One is just the fact that we've allowed kind of like this radicalization around the pro Hamas movement. And as you know, if you don't nip that in the bud, it becomes militant at some point. Right. That's how those movements work. But the other thing is, you know, because of how we left Afghanistan and it's this large terrorist infrastructure, Bin Laden's sons are planning another 911 on U.S. soil. And if we don't get ahead of that, you know, we have something much bigger than obviously what we saw in those two places, which were still horrific events.

Stu Burguiere (68:58)

So do you believe the people are already here? I mean, we've left our. Left our borders open. How many terrorists do you think have come in in the last four years? And are they already here?

Sarah Adams (69:10)

Yeah, so I think the majority of them are already here. Obviously every group has different numbers. So according to Al Qaeda, they sent 1,000 people here to participate in that one event. According to ISIS, they have 2,500 terrorists in the United States who are not here on a legal status. So that doesn't even account any ISIS members who are US citizens, green card holders or US Visa holders. According to the former head of Afghan intelligence services, 1000 Afghans here who are linked to a designated terrorist organization. So when you start putting these numbers together, we know other terrorist groups have come in, especially from the stamps. A lot of the Pakistani terrorist groups have come in. The numbers probably in the last four years are easily over 8,000 terrorists have come in.

Stu Burguiere (69:57)

Oh my gosh.

Sarah Adams (69:59)

Yeah.

Stu Burguiere (70:00)

What kind of damage could 8,000 people do? Are they coordinated at all? Any parts of these groups coordinated, do you think?

Sarah Adams (70:09)

Some things are coordinated. There are some, like joint agreements between ISIS and Al Qaeda. Like ISIS is supposed to do the attacks in the United States kind of in mid tier cities, while Al Qaeda's goal is going to be like Washington D.C. aviation. So they did divvy up some types of different attacks they would do. And as you know, then there's just a lot of people that are bad actors that hate our country. You could trigger them at any time. Right, because they just don't like the way we live, the way women have rights, all those type of things about, you know, how society works here.

Stu Burguiere (70:44)

I did a show back in the old days when I was on CNN around the turn of the century and it was about Beslin. And that has been the thing that has really terrified me, the idea that actors could be here and then go after our small cities and our schools and Just cause terror in several small cities unlike America has ever seen before. Like Beslining.

Sarah Adams (71:13)

Yeah. No, it's a really great example. And obviously terrorists have long been focused on schools. You know, we haven't talked a lot to administrators at schools, but we've had a lot of discussions over the last six to eight months over different church surveillance incidents. And in some cases they do have schools attached to them. And there are people that are asking questions about the schools or trying to access the schools who don't have children. Right. It makes no sense. Why would you want to know anything about how a school operates if you don't even have children to put into the school? So that's very concerning.

Stu Burguiere (71:44)

So what are we doing about it?

Sarah Adams (71:47)

I don't know. I'm worried we've dropped the ball a little on counterterrorism, especially on Al Qaeda. Right. There really is no government collection or understanding of what Al Qaeda senior leadership's doing. They don't even collect on them anymore. We have no collection or focus on the Bin Laden's at all. So there's very limited funds, there's very limited persons on it. And then, as you know, when you divert all your focus and resources to one thing, then obviously you lose capacity in other areas. And the way we left Afghanistan, you know, the commander of CENTCOM said this. We lost 98% of our humans, so we don't have the information to even get ahead of this. Unfortunately.

Stu Burguiere (72:30)

The group that is most active in targeting us, I saw something from. From. Who was it that said they were very concerned? Was it Saudi Arabia? One of the countries overseas said yesterday that they blamed this attack on the Muslim Brotherhood.

Sarah Adams (72:45)

Well, I. So the individual showed, you know, support to the Muslim Brotherhood. The thing with the Muslim Brotherhood is almost like a fabric of, like the terrorist movement, right? So almost all of them support the Muslim Brotherhood. The Muslim Brotherhood is almost like the PR firm of terrorists. Right. They're the ones who go into countries, they pay off the politicians, they create organizations, could be sports clubs, could be NGOs, and they bring that influence into these countries. We've seen them have a lot of effect in Spain, in France, to where the governments now actually can't tackle the Muslim Brotherhood influence. So it's kind of like two sides of the same coin, if that makes sense. The problem in the United States is we've never banned the Muslim Brotherhood Brotherhood, so nobody's doing anything effective against them.

Stu Burguiere (73:36)

What happens if we're. How do you see this unfolding? First of all, you know, I've got A story next, next hour about what is it, Holland? I think that is just on the verge of collapse. And, and they're just, they just will not, you know, do the right thing. And, and it's happening all over in Europe. And I'm very concerned that Europe is just a ticking time bomb, that something begins to falter there and you know, the Muslim Brotherhood or whomever gives word, go, go, go. And it'll just become a bloodbath over there. Which is first? Are they first or are we first or does it matter?

Sarah Adams (74:22)

Well, there's multiple things going on, right. So I do think there's probably some more near term ISIS related task in Europe before like a huge attack in the United States, you know, especially in Germany. But there is very large plots like in the United States and they're in Sweden, France, United Kingdom, in Norway. So they do, are targeting certain countries and they're targeting the countries, as you can imagine, where they have the most supporters, they're able to bring in the most terrorists. Law enforcement is very weak. Right. Like they'll pick up these guys and put them in prison for five years. Just like about 10 days ago, Germany picked up a terrorist. He is actually slotted to be one of the U.S. homeland attack commanders. The crazy part is they pick him up and then they publicly say, oh yeah, we detained a Syrian from isis, he's a Libyan, from an Al Qaeda affiliated group. So they don't even know the people they're arresting, which is really scary. And this is a problem all across Europe, especially in Sweden's a nightmare. There's a terrorist attack like every day in Sweden.

Stu Burguiere (75:26)

You know, I, I was over in Sweden. Gosh, it's funny because I left Iraq and was going to do a show in Sweden. This was probably 10 years ago, because I thought Sweden is the canary in the coal mine. They, they're, they are so open, they're so friendly. They take everybody in. And my crew was accosted on the streets. It happened later to 60 Minutes and everybody, you know, talked about that one. But the exact same, yeah, it, the exact same thing happened to us in the same place a year before. And it was out of, it was out of control then. I, I, this, I think this thing, if it happens is just gonna happen so rapidly it will be hard for the west to catch its breath.

Pat Gray (76:17)

Yeah.

Sarah Adams (76:17)

And that's the way you need to do it. Right. So obviously the fall of Afghanistan happened rapidly. The fall of Syria happened rapidly. They're trying to make the fall of Mogadishu happen rapidly. It's going slower than they expect. Like, the terrorists are starting to realize these blitzkrieg type of events are the better way to do some of these operations. So they're planning them a lot more aggressively. I think we're still stuck in like a 2001 terrorist mindset that they move slow, they're methodical, and I think it's become a lot more aggressive. And I don't think our assessments have evolved with the terrorist mindset.

Stu Burguiere (76:51)

You know, I really wonder because, you know, you see what Ukraine did in Russia over the weekend. I mean, they took out, the estimates are they took out a third of the Strategic air command of Russia. We, that's something we would have loved to have been be able to do years ago. We, you know, we don't even think that way. And here's this almost now third world country with no army to speak of doing that kind of damage. Miles, thousands of miles inside of the borders. My gosh, what could they do here?

Sarah Adams (77:26)

Yeah, and I mean, that was impressive. They took out like 7 billion of equipment just using drones, which is so low cost. And low cost is obviously great alternatives for terrorists. Right? So, yeah, that's a very scary thing. And it's no secret terrorists have used drones, right? Obviously they even recorded themselves doing attacks with drones. But in Syria they've had drone camps. In Al Qaeda they have, but can't solely focus on drones and using them to deliver bombs and other type of things. So, yeah, that's going to be the future. Unfortunately, it doesn't have to just be nation states. Right. It is these care factors.

Stu Burguiere (78:00)

If you were in charge today, what advice would you be giving the American people? What should we be hardening? What should we be doing? What should we be looking for?

Sarah Adams (78:10)

Well, the way I look at it is obviously we don't exactly know where the attacks are going to happen, but we know what different things the terrorists trained on. So that's what I like to tell people. So they trained on attacking hospitals, they trained on attacking like shopping centers, they trained on schools, they trained on nightclubs, right? So think about it. If you harden those types of locations, then if the terrorist was going to hit you, now they have to recalculate. Now they have to make a different decision. Now you pushed off their timeline, right. You made it harder for them and hopefully easier for law enforcement to pick up something in the casing or something in advance to help sort this. Right? So that's a lot that I like to focus on. And then another thing is really just be a force Multiplier. Be someone who can help, right? Go take, stop the bleed. Be able to help someone in an emergency because it's going to take time for first responders to arrive and the terrorists are likely going to attack first responders like they did in Israel. And you have to keep that in mind.

Stu Burguiere (79:10)

You just recently tweeted there have been multiple incidences of suspected terrorist casing churches across the U.S. if this happens at your parish, don't brush it off, report it. How do you harden your church?

Sarah Adams (79:23)

Well, a lot of churches have started to make these security and safety teams. That's a really good start. The best part is if you have any sort of visitors, they have to do some sort of registering outside of the parish, right. So you know who's in the building. Anything you can do external is the best way to do it. But it's also just common sense, right? If people show up with weird questions and I'll just tell you, there are some similar situations. A lot of the situations, it's two to four men teams that come in, they are not Christian and they have uncover stories. Some of the COVID stories are like, oh, my religious elder told me I need to go explore other religions. And then they say they're, they're Muslim or they say they're Hindu. And then they start asking questions about the security team, which would be very strange if you're looking at joining a church. And then the main question that's been most concerning that we've seen in a lot of different locations is do you live stream your service? So we do think like some of those items, if they're talking about those, get the photos, take their driver's license, right. And then report it to law enforcement. And the more people who can do pieces of this, hopefully law enforcement can put it all together, right, and see where things are connected and get ahead of it. Not everything's terrorism. Remember, there's crime rings targeting in these churches so you can protect yourself in multiple ways.

Stu Burguiere (80:36)

So you're thinking that the live streaming is a problem because they want it to be viewed and recorded?

Sarah Adams (80:43)

That's our assessment. It's just a very strange question. As you can imagine, if they're not intending to join and become a member of the church.

Stu Burguiere (80:50)

Okay, thank you so much for everything that you're doing, Sarah, and have done in the past. Really appreciate it. And please, if you see anything, let us know. We'd love to get any warnings that we can help people prepare for. So thank you. Appreciate it.

Sarah Adams (81:07)

Thank you. Thanks for having me.

Stu Burguiere (81:09)

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We have allowed this radicals, anarchists, and now these pro Hamas groups along with really bad people coming from overseas and invading our country. We've allowed this just to metastasize and we're going to pay a real price for that. I just want you to be really aware and and see what's happening over in Europe. Because if we can learn from what what's happening in Europe right now, we may have a chance to be the last remaining western outpost for Western civilization. But we have to learn about it because there's some new things coming with tech that will change us dramatically overnight if we react the wrong way and we're not prepared mentally for what's coming. This is Glenn Beck. Let me talk to you about our sponsor this half hour. It's good ranchers, you know, foreign competitors are. Are shutting our farms down every day. Too many foreign competitors. They're undercutting the prices of our farms, of our ranches. Our government is, you know, not helping helping. 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You watch the news and you can read the headlines, but it doesn't. It doesn't tell you what's really happening over there. But if you've been paying attention, I mean really paying attention, you've already seen it and you know what's coming. In France, the churches have been torched, priests are stabbed. Women live in fear in their own neighborhoods. In Germany, law enforcement stretched so thin that certain zones just avoided. Now in Germany, Sweden, known for its. Known for generations, known for its good works. During World War II, it's the gold standard for order and social trust. The army is now patrolling the suburbs that have become ungovernable. In fact, the prime minister there said, we've lost control of the streets. And then there's the Netherlands. A nation so small, so Quiet, so mild in temperament that few outside of Europe fully even grasp its significance. But make no mistakes. The Netherlands is a bellwether. This a country that once set the global benchmark for agricultural efficiency. I mean, they feed most of Europe. They set the, the gold standard for human, human right, protection, refugee care. They never slammed the door on the world. Never, ever. They opened them. They opened them wide and willingly and with grace. But somebody along the way figured out that kindness could be weaponized. That's what happens when compassion, instead of being met with gratitude and assimilation, is met with contempt and fire. Trouble. The Dutch farmers, now the very backbone of the national economy and the European food supply, have been targeted now by their own government. You saw them march in the streets. I mean, Jeremy Clarkson was marching with the farmers in England. If you've been paying attention, you know what's happening over there. Regulations that have been passed in the name of climate goals. It's erasing farm life. And all of it is justified by policies rooted not in English or Dutch tradition, but in global technocratic blueprints that have all been drawn up. In Davos. The ruling parties of Europe, almost without exception, have tethered themselves not to the voters, not to the people they are supposed to represent, but to the architects of the great reset. And they have not changed pace or direction America has with Donald Trump. But it could be a very short lived time. Four years is not a lot of time. If we somehow or another lose the House, the Senate and the White House, we are in deep trouble because of where Europe is. Already the unelected visionaries of the World Economic Forum that have argued that crisis is not something to be prevented, but something to be used. All of the crisis, it's, it's not, it's not happenstance that all of our countries have been passing exactly the same laws. Where have all these refugees come from? Why, for the first time in my lifetime, are. Are every. Is every single Western nation overrun by refugees? From what? There weren't this many refugees in World War II. What's happening? And why are all of our governments doing exactly the same thing? Remember governments all around the world? They wouldn't take people when the Holocaust was happening. They wouldn't bring people into our countries. Why? Assimilation. They didn't want to be overrun, but now with no war, it's fine. The collapse is not a failure of governance. It's a tool. It's cloud and piven. It's a means to an end. And people used to say, I think they see it now, now, but they Used to say to me, glenn, why would anybody do that? I mean, you know, they gotta live too. Uh huh. This is why you collapse a system to replace dozens of independent democratic governments with a single consolidated one. Just what we have. Just look what happened in 2008. What happened? Oh, these banks are too big to fail. So what did we do? We bailed the big banks out and then we shut down the small banks. Wait, we just made them bigger? Yes, and that's exactly what is happening in Europe. You replace all of these independent countries with a single consolidated country. One that can't be voted out, can't be challenged, doesn't answer to you, but has its own projections and models and algorithms. You see, if the Netherlands fall, if the farmers give up their land, if the Dutch people lose control of their own food supply, their own borders, their own laws, then it becomes proof of concept and the model is working. And if it works in the Netherlands, they'll roll it out every, everywhere, one right after another. Geert Wielders just yesterday has pulled out. He had the largest party in the coalition for the government. He's just pulled out and said, you know, we. We can't be a part of this anymore because you won't stop bringing people in. You won't fight crime, you won't ship people out. There are guilty of things. You won't send them back home. Does any of this sound familiar? Why, why in the Netherlands are they dealing with exactly the same thing with their government that our government is doing? That's not by happenstance. I've never seen it in my life. When nations lose the ability to feed themselves, to defend themselves, or even to define themselves. Has any of that happened to us? Feed themselves? Look at our farms. Defend ourselves. Look at the state of our military. Define ourselves. We don't even know who we are. That creates a void. And what fills that void is not peace, it's management. Europe is being managed right now. They're not being governed, they're not being led. They're being managed. And when the citizens rise up, when the Italians and the Austrians and the Germans and the Dutch cry out not for violence, not for revenge, but just a simple return to law, for safe streets, for elected leaders who honor their oaths, when those people are dismissed as extremists, when they're smeared, they're silenced, or they're just ignored, there is real trouble coming. And we're watching it. The same movie play out in our streets right now. Look it. Look at the violence that's been on our streets. And I'm not talking about BLM. I'm look at the anti semitism of the last 3 or 4 weeks. It's stunning that it is happening in America and in Europe. They're burning all the evidence. The storefronts, the police cars, the shattered window of kosher bakeries, Christian chapels burned down. And you know what? It's weird. The statistics never make it past the editorial review. And I want you to know this is not about immigrants. It's not. It's about what happens when immigration policy is written not for the benefit of a nation, but for the transformation of a nation. Or all western nations. You didn't ask for this. Our government just did it. The Dutch didn't ask for this. They didn't declare war. They offered help, they acted as good neighbors. But now they're being punished for standing in the way of a system that wants no national borders, no traditional farms, no inconvenient questions from the people who actually go out and vote. I know this something you probably have never thought of, but imagine a world without the Netherlands. I know it's. I mean, what do we get from the Netherlands? Well, we get a lot from the Netherlands. And I don't mean just the windmills turning in the green pastures, the red roofed villages and the canals. Those things are really, actually really important. I mean, if you don't mind all that going away and everything being turned into an entire western world where everything is nothing but a 15 minute city, where everything is within a walking distance of a gap in McDonald's, then I guess you don't miss any of that. But here's the most important thing that we get from the Netherlands that we will miss. But only after it's gone will we recognize it's important. No more cultural memory of how. How to be generous without being suicidal. And that's not progress, that's erasure. And once you erase it, then what remains in its place? A managed reason? A region, A climate zone, A refugee corridor, A technocratic district with no soul, no sovereignty. Because honestly, that's what's being built while we sleep. That's what's being built. That's what you're actually battling against. The Dutch aren't asleep. Nor the French, nor the Italians, nor the Swedes, nor the Belgians. They're waking up slowly, painfully. Some perhaps too late. I hope not. But the question returns to us not as just observers, but as students of history. When does a collapse become deliberate? When do mistakes stop being mistakes and start being strategies? Gee, you could ask that about what's going on with the Democrats and the media, with Joe Biden and the COVID up. Was that a mistake? Were they really misled or was that a strategy? The United States and Europe, we're not just drifting towards collapse. We're being shepherded. We're being guided towards collapse, nudged over the edge by those who believe that only in the rubble of the old world could the new world be born. I pray that Europe chooses otherwise, but I have to tell you, I don't know if they will. But when a civilization collapses in the places where it was born, it doesn't stop there. It spreads. And if you don't believe that, look at the headlines coming out of Boulder, look at the headlines coming out of New York City, Seattle, or in a thousand towns all over our country. There's two sides to this one side. The people of the world are pushing for common sense and basic survival while the elites are stoking the fires and laying their regulatory and digital snares to entrap all of us. The sooner we wake up to this, the better because I want to talk to you. I'm going to take a quick break and then I want to come back and I want to talk to you about. Tom Holman said yesterday that he expects a 9 11, another 9 11. We just had a guest on a few minutes ago that said if we don't stop what's happening in our streets right now, we're in real trouble. I mean, what'd she say, 8,000. She thought 8,000 terrorists are in our country right now. Imagine what 8,000. I mean, we saw what 19 could do. Can you imagine what 8,000 could do? Imagine what a thousand could do. We're not ready for that. 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Glenn Beck (107:07)

Gators believe the migrant was set up. It was a victim of a setup what is the administration going to do now? And this is an undocumented immigrant. I do want to note that, but this was someone who came forward, was a victim of a crime, and now law enforcement believes he was set up.

Stu Burguiere (107:21)

Go ahead. I want to clarify what you mean. So we're talking about the same thing. Are you saying this. This immigrant was here illegally?

Glenn Beck (107:29)

Yes, but I am. And that's why I said that I clarify.

Stu Burguiere (107:33)

You said it does that undocumented. And I wasn't clear what that means. I'm assuming they have a fake id. I'm a few. Assuming they have a security number neither.

Glenn Beck (107:40)

Here nor there, they have a gain away.

Stu Burguiere (107:42)

I want.

Glenn Beck (107:42)

I want this to be, and call me naive, a good faith discussion about what's happening right now.

Stu Burguiere (107:48)

When we use language that's designed to obscure the truth, that's not good faith.

Pat Gray (107:52)

Does this illegal alien.

Stu Burguiere (107:54)

They're not an undocumented. Okay, that's fine.

Glenn Beck (107:56)

That's another discussion.

Stu Burguiere (107:57)

I don't know the. I don't know the details of the assassination threat. All I can say based on what you're telling me is there's an illegal alien in our country who's making menacing threats. Regardless of the facts or circumstances, we don't want him here. We're going to get to the bottom of it. And I would gladly come back on.

Glenn Beck (108:14)

They were set up. Just to be clear. But quickly, where is the White House?

Stu Burguiere (108:17)

Treated unfairly? Yes, I'm sure that the guy almost treated very unfairly. Where is the. Did you hear this? I mean, when. Listen to this. She said that's neither here nor there. He's undocumented. Does he have documents? You mean he's here illegally? That's neither here nor there. Look, I'm just trying to have a good faith conversation. Well, look, that's another discussion. No, it's not. If we can't start with the basic facts. I mean, I'd love to have the conversation about whatever happened to this individual. Okay, we knew that. But let's start with the basic facts. They're here illegally, so they shouldn't have been here in the first place. Okay, now what happened? They were treated unfairly. Okay, we'll look into that. But we should also ship them back home because they shouldn't have been here in the first place. This is Glenn Beck. Our sponsor is Rough Greens. You know how everything and everybody in your life wants something from you. The bills, you know, want more of your money. The boss wants more of your hours. The kids wants more of your attention and your money. Strangely. And then there's your dog. You're not trying to get anything out of you other than a chance to be near you, follow you around the house, guard you while you pee. You know, pretty much the most loyal thing in your life is your dog. So how you. How are you loving him back? Hopefully you're feeding him well, giving him rough greens. It's a powder that you sprinkle on his food. It's filled with vitamins, probiotics, enzymes, and all the good stuff that's missing from the dry kibble bags. It'll help him feel better, move better, age better, just so he can keep being the companion that you don't deserve for a lot longer. You know, the one who stuffs his nose underneath the door of the bathroom goes, I miss that in my dog. Get a free Jumpstart trial bag for your dog today. You just cover the shipping. Go to roughgreens.com use the promo code BECK. Rough Greens R U F F greens.com promo code BECK. You don't have to change your dog's food to improve your dog's health. Just add a scoop of rough greens. Rough greens greens.com promo code beck.

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Stu Burguiere (110:54)

Well, I turn off the mic and somebody opens up the door, and it's Buck Sexton. Just walks in. Hi, Buck. How are you?

Buck Sexton (111:01)

Good, Glenn. Thank you for letting me come hang out for a minute here. I was listening to you guys talk about 14 years ago. I was there, young Buck.

Stu Burguiere (111:08)

Yeah, you were. How. Where were we? When you came into my office and you were going to work for Wall street, and I'm like, don't. So what are you doing?

Buck Sexton (111:18)

So the story is, and this is now 14 years ago, almost like to the week. I mean, I'd have to check that the calendars to see the day, but I had gotten an email from Betsy Morgan, who was your president at the Blaze. It was actually her assistant saying, my. My boss, Betsy, heard about you, and I want to know if you want to sit and talk about maybe writing for this new website or this website, rather the Blaze. And at the time, Glenn, I had been a CIA officer assigned to the intel division of the nypd, applying to business school. Got into business school. I was into Columbia and I was into NYU Stern school, picking between the two of them, definitely heading to Wall Street. And I gave my last $5,000 to do the applications and the and to save a spot, that's all the money that I had in the world. And I, and I. And you convinced me to go work for you. And I'll never forget, I was. I talked to the admissions office. I'm like, hey, so, like, I can get that deposit back, right? They're like, you. You can keep the T shirt, buddy, but you're toast. So it all worked out.

Stu Burguiere (112:27)

And you were at gbtv. What was the name of the show you were on with? God, it was a great show.

Buck Sexton (112:32)

There's this superstar show was. It was Real News. Yes, Real news. The Blaze. It was Will Kane, who I think I'm going to be joining today on his fox show at 4 o' clock. It was se cop. It was Amy Holmes. And now that was. Those were the hosts. But the people we had coming through there now, I mean, it was the, the, you know, the farm team, the, the training ground for now. Secretary of Defense Hegseth.

Stu Burguiere (112:59)

Isn't that wild?

Buck Sexton (113:00)

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, Guy Benson, Katie Pavlich, Kayleigh McEnany, like, you name it. If, if they were roughly within, you know, five years of my age range, they were frequent guests on that show. And, you know, now a lot of them are.

Stu Burguiere (113:16)

Yeah, I mean, it was, it was, it was an amazing thing that people have come out of that class. Yeah, it's just amazing. Just amazing. So it's so appropriate that you hear on the Ford. I just read it this morning. I got a. I got a note from a producer saying that 14 years ago, today is the day I said, I'm leaving Fox and I'm gonna start something new. And that new was gbtv. And then. Because you were with it when it was gbtv, right? Yeah, yeah. And then it eventually became the Blaze and. What? Inappropriate.

Buck Sexton (113:44)

Just real quick, there are people who still to this day who listen to the Clay and Buck show, who started 14 years ago watching on GBTV. So, you know, it's an amazing thing how people, they, they believe in you, they stay with you. And, you know, I like to think that I was like a. Like a band that was playing in some little bar somewhere. And some people are like, this guy's pretty good. And like, you know, now we're doing arenas, so I know it's crazy.

Stu Burguiere (114:10)

Good to see you. Great. Thank you so much. Yeah. But so Buck Sexton, he's going to be joining on most of this network in just a few minutes. You know, it was. Ricky alerted me of this this morning and she cut some of the mainstream media Talking about this 14 years ago, here's what you want you might have seen in mainstream media. Prepare to say goodbye to that chalkboard. Fox News and Mercury Radio Arts, Glenn Beck's production company, have announced that the controversial commentator will end his television show later this year. We learned today that one of the.

Pat Gray (114:43)

Country'S best known and most polarizing broadcasters has broken up with Fox News. Glenn Beck will be leaving along, apparently with his chalkboard and theories.

Stu Burguiere (114:54)

This divorce was inevitable. Beck had proved too radioactive, even by the opinionated standards of Fox. His actions became outrageous, in his words, inflammatory. Glenn Beck never really fit in at Fox. He was always his own man. Unlike Bill O'Reilly and Sean Hannity, he wasn't born by Fox and he didn't depend on Fox. So I think there were always skirmishes because of that. Rest assured, while he may be going off the air at 5pm he isn't going silent. You know, it's strange, you know, while we had pushback back and forth with Fox box, Roger and I always had an understanding of each other. Well, I didn't have the full understanding of Roger Hills. That was a different story. But, you know, he understood my business and I understood his business. And you know, when I was doing my thing for him, you know, I, as I told him when I first started, I will, I understand the meaning of this giant corporation and it's not mine to wreck. So I will play by your rules as much as I can. And if I can't, I will leave. And I never forget one of the last thing he says to me was, you're not really leaving to do that Internet thing, right? I mean, come on, the Internet. Because the Internet was nothing back then. It was crazy to do this. Crazy.

Pat Gray (116:16)

Yeah. How about, how about Brian Stelter with the actual halfway decent analysis of the situation in that clip? It was a CBS clip, by the way. Yeah, it's interesting. I mean, I think you're right. It wasn't like there was fighting going on all the time. We didn't have that sort of relationship with Fox. But I do think that there was that. I think that's actually a pretty good summary of what the situation was.

Stu Burguiere (116:39)

What do you mean?

Pat Gray (116:39)

You always wanted to do that kind of. You wanted to do your own thing. You always wanted to do that. And you saw a vision of the future with the Internet, which pretty much played out really well. I remember at the time they, there wasn't like a, a way to stream video, really. I mean, there wasn't like a pick you couldn't pick up A solution. Be like, oh, let's throw it on YouTube. That like, it wasn't like the thing you could do at that time. It was, we had to go with it was MLB.com's streaming technology.

Stu Burguiere (117:10)

Yeah, they were the only ones. Major League Baseball, Netflix was still sending people movies. In the mail.

Pat Gray (117:17)

In the mail.

Stu Burguiere (117:18)

Doesn't seem like a. A thousand years. That was only 14 years ago. Doesn't seem like a million years ago. In some ways it does.

Pat Gray (117:28)

It's incredible. And it's like for that to happen and for all this, that's been an incredible thing to watch. I mean, we mentioned this earlier in the show. If people weren't listening that NBC News Nightly News debuted a brand new host last night, which nobody knew about. No one even acknowledged. This is a story that would have been massive. When this network started, everyone had been talking about the new Nightly News anchor. No one even noticed. It happened. Your goals when you started this place, that was a big part of it was to disrupt that sort of media atmosphere we had. Of course you can't take credit for every little bit of it, but I think a good chunk of it you can. You were out there doing it before anyone else was kind of impressive. When you think back at it, if.

Stu Burguiere (118:16)

You look at, you know, I set out to, to dismantle, I mean, no, I shouldn't say my goal was never to dismantle the media, although that was a nice extra added benefit. It was to build something where voices could be heard and to, to bring, to have an independent place where you could go online and have your voice heard Yesterday. And this does not include the views on BlazeTV or Pluto nor radio. Just yesterday we had over a million views on the program. The final show on Fox had 542,000 in the key demo. So know we're double just on social media from yesterday's show. You know, I said, one of the last things I said on, on Fox was for those of you in media matters and everything else, you might have thought you won because they were claiming that they got me fired and everything else and none of that was true. They and I said, you may have, you may think you have won, but believe me, when I'm finished, you will pine for the days when I was only on at 5pm 60 minutes, five days a week that they didn't see coming as we were going to expose them in ways that they couldn't even imagine. Nobody could. Nobody could. And I want to thank you for being there the whole time. You know, if you have subscribed to the Blaze. Thank you. This took me as a surprise today. I mean, as I say, I got up, I got up this morning and Ricky, our executive producer said, do you know today's the day you announced the final show on Fox? And I didn't know that. I didn't know that. So thank you for subscribing and being with us all of these, all of these years. All right. Back with more in just a second. Standby. I used to have Buck stopping in. Let me tell you about the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews. I've seen a lot in my life. Wars, crisis, moments when the world seemed to turn its back on, you know, all kinds of people. Now the Jewish people. Here's the one thing that has remained constant, the unwavering support by those who refuse to idly stand by. And one group like that is the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews. They embody that support. When rockets fall and the sirens wail, they're there providing emergency aid, emergency food, shelter and comfort to those in need. They've helped over 2 million people worldwide, delivering life saving care to Holocaust survivors, impoverished families, victims of terror. They've built bomb shelters, supplied medical equipment and offered trauma counseling to those who have lost everything. But their work doesn't stop there. They are bridging the gap between faiths, building understanding between Christians and Jews. And your gift of only $45 will help support their life saving work by helping provide food, shelter and so much more. The Bible says that I will bless those who bless you. Supporting IFCJ is a spiritual stand. It is showing up for God. We are people that need more blessings. Show up for God and his people when it counts. 888488. IFCJ is the number to call. That's 888-488-4325. Any donation makes a huge difference. Go online at ifcj.org every dollar helps. Don't wait. Be the difference. Ifcj.org or 888-488-IFCJ. You can ignore reality, but you can't ignore the consequences. There's rough terrain ahead. Saddle up, my friend, and stay tuned. Glenn Beck'll be right back.

Pat Gray (122:33)

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Stu Burguiere (124:15)

Welcome to the Glenn Beck program. You know, I, I want to touch on one thing out of all the things that you're worried about today. I mean, you know, the big story today still is the. The setting grandma on fire. A Holocaust survivor in Boulder, Colorado. We have the border are still on fire. Not people not coming in, but are we able to get them back out. You know, you're kept awake at night because of the prices of everything. How's the economy going to look where we've got war going on? I mean, what else, what else do we have? That's, I mean the huge topic. I mean everything. It seems to be huge. Why are the Democrats not tracking with the American people? Play cut 19. Here's John Kerry yesterday. Listen to this. There's really no polite way to put it. The climate crisis is killing people. It is knowingly, wittingly allowing people to die and infecting them with disease and providing them with air that kills people because we're not willing to take the steps necessary to do what we know.

Jamie Dimon (125:34)

We need to do.

Stu Burguiere (125:35)

And every year now, millions of people around this planet are dying because fossil. Millions of people around the planet every year are dying because of climate change. Let me ask you honestly, which has a bigger chance of killing you and your family? Climate change or terrorism? Gangs of illegals or. Or climate change? Street gangs. Fentanyl in our towns. War, AI joblessness. Which one is. Are you worried most about those things or climate change.

Pat Gray (126:10)

Well, Glenn, to set the stage here, you got to realize this is 0.9 degrees Celsius over a century.

Stu Burguiere (126:17)

Well, so you didn't try to leave that out at all.

Pat Gray (126:20)

You're trying to hide.

Stu Burguiere (126:22)

I mean, it is crazy. You know, here's what, you know, it's just because we don't have the courage to do what we need to do. We all know we need to do. You know, here's what we don't have the courage to do. And I'll take the courage for everybody else here. Shut up, John Kerry. That's what we need to do. We have to have the courage to tell John Kerry, Al Gore and all the rest, shut up. You know, this is. This is so amazing to me because I think global warming is the epitome of a first world problem. Okay. When you have no other problems you can think about, oh, well, you know, 0.9 degrees Celsius increase over the next hundred years. Oh, man, I really worried about that. That is a first world problem. Unfortunately for them, America is starting to have actual world problems and climate change is really kind of taking a backseat. Maybe it's just me. Maybe it's just me.

Pat Gray (127:19)

Yeah. And again, I hate the summary of this issue, right? Like, oh, we all know what we need to do and we just need to have the courage to do it. I mean, if that was actually true, I mean, perhaps we would act in that way, but it's not at all true. Even if we completely agreed on every little detail of the scientific theory, which is vast and involves, you know, hundreds of thousands of variables, even if we all agreed on all of that, the solutions they are presenting are quite obviously completely wrong. They don't help.

Stu Burguiere (127:53)

Oh, my gosh. You say that you have the balls to say this even though millions of people are dying from climate change every year?

Pat Gray (127:59)

You know, I don't know. Is the world fossil fuels have been around for that time. They are the ones they're blaming for this. Have fossil fuels improved our lives? Have they improved civilization? Have they kept a lot of people alive? I think the answer to that is yes. It's always this, like, it's not a cost benefit analysis. It's like just a cost analysis. It's like, what's bad about fossil fuels? And again, I don't agree with what they say are bad about it, but like, they're not even. Look at the benefits. Look at what fossil fuels have provided this world. It's a miracle that we found them and are able to exploit them in the ways that we are.

Stu Burguiere (128:37)

You know what the really, the weirdest thing is about all of this is one of the reasons why this is falling by the wayside is not because people are waking up, not because this is a first world problem, you know, not because. Not because scientists, you know, are not all in lockstep on this. What's going to be the undoing on climate change is AI. And I don't even mean AI. Like, AI is going to prove that this is a hoax. I mean, that AI needs energy. And so now all of the leaders of these tech companies that were all in on the climate change thing are like, hang on just a sec. We need some coal and some dirty oil to burn to keep our computers running. I mean, it's. It's incredible how fast they have turned off on this thing. It's just incredible. All right, we will see you tomorrow back here on the radio and on the podcast. Thank you for listening. Thanks for being with us all these years. God bless. This is Glenn, Becky.