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Hello, America. This is the Glenn Beck Program. Two days now after the election, there still seems to be an awful lot of confusion about what America just voted for. So I would like to express my views on what we voted for and define who we are. But I'd also like you to jump on the phone today at 888-727-BECK and tell me what you voted for. Because they think that we voted for racism, sexism, and everything else. So let's. What is our positive message? What can we guarantee the other half of the country that we are voting for? That we are in lockstep with them or should be because we are following the Constitution. Now they will roll their eyes. I fear some will roll their eyes because they don't believe in the words of the Founding Father. It is honestly, it's like I was when I was, you know, all men are created equal. But for many of us, we couldn't even quote beyond that line in the Declaration. Many of us now can tell you everything you need to know about the Declaration of Independence because we rediscovered it. It was kind of just something that we said by rote for a long time. But when you're pushed up against the wall for 20 years and told that you're a racist, a bigot, and, and what you believe, you have to ask, is that what I believe? So they're still at this place to where many of them, I think, just based on their own words and actions, don't understand who we are and what we actually believe. We don't say we believe the Constitution. At least, I don't say that we believe in the Constitution and now let's go violate it. No, we believe in the Constitution and we haven't always been there. I've changed a lot. But let's, let's come back to the spirit of America that I think we voted for. And I think Donald Trump represented to many of us our, our founders knew that human beings could do incredible things if they were set free and not micromanaged so they set about creating a system where self government was not only possible, but it was protected. And that's the United States Constitution. And it's a document unlike any other document in human history. Its framework is designed to empower the little guy, not to empower the government. It's built upon the idea that sovereignty rests not with the government, but with the people. That government's role is not to dictate. Government's role is to serve. That is so important, especially when you see how we are supposed to be managing ourselves. From the local, then the state, then the federal government. Okay? That's how this system works. From the bottom up. Grassroots, as everybody likes to say. It's not Astroturf. Now, many of us on the. On the right have completely forgotten about this system. We didn't pay attention to our local communities in our states. We are now. We've learned a lesson. Have you learned a lesson or have we just switched sides? Our government should be there to tell us to rely on yourself, Rely on your family first, rely on your neighbors, then rely on your state. And then, then if you can't do it, this is what the pioneers and the original American dreamers embodied. That resilience that, that. That endless font of resources that they would. They would come up with, they would find, they would discover. That's defining the American culture. And that's what we're missing. We're missing the idea that man can do amazing things, but he needs a few principles. But one of them is, dude, you go, you come into the world alone, and you leave the world alone. It's all up to you and what you do with that time in between. Now there's lots of us to help. There's lots of people that will try to, you know, they get their kicks out of stomping on dreams. But that is the old way. Getting your kick, stomping on somebody's dream, getting your kicks. Because I disagree with you political. We need to deport Elon Musk. We need to shut him down. We need to silence him. We need to not let his rockets launch from our state. That's stomping on dreams. This is what we fight for. We fight for the Constitution, which demands local control, then state control, and then, I mean, look at the hurricane response. We lead and Washington fills in the gaps. That's the way it's supposed to work. But for the last hundred years, FEMA and things like that have gone greater and greater out of control. Jimmy Carter is the first guy to say, you know, we're Waiting for the first responders. That's a word, that's, that's a phrase that he came up with. First responders. No, Americans always found themselves to be the first responders. So we kind of got used to that. And we saw the results of being used to that. In the hurricane response. You didn't come with rescue helicopters. Okay, when you didn't come with rescue helicopters, we found them, we fueled them, we controlled the airspace, we manned them. Now that's fine. I have no problem doing that. If that isn't part of your disaster relief program, then we will do it. But if that, if the basic rescue somebody who's on route on the rooftop of their house with a very high priced helicopter is not in your purview, if that's not part of your rescue and disaster relief, then I don't know what is in your disaster relief plan. But see, you do. Because you redefined your job description over the last four years at fema. You now use these disasters to redesign our communities, to redesign the way we gather, the way we live, how we build. No, that is not your department. That is our department. That is our right. The government has no place there. Just. Do you think Texas should be able to declare war on Iran? Let's say Iran launches a missile and it blows up Dallas. Do you think that Texans should be the first to respond? And Texans are like, you know what, we declare war on Iran, believe me, we'd win. But do they have the right to do that? No. Why? The Constitution makes it extraordinarily clear only the federal government can declare war. The states can't do that. Only the federal government. Why? Because we can't have, you know, I live in Idaho or I live in Ohio, I live in Vermont. Texas declares war on Mexico. Wait a minute, what does that mean for me? I have to go to war too, if it's important for the entire country. And it's life and death like that. And a war with another country can only be fought well by Texas or the entire United States of America. Texas was probably a bad example because I think they'd kick the ass of just about anybody. But. But we're either all in or we're all. Not when it comes to war. Which brings me to another thing. We vote for the end of these wars because we have seen that it doesn't work. Here's the craziest thing. Let me say clearly to those who were Democrats and liberals, you were right. These endless wars, everything that we did in Iraq, the way we fought in Afghanistan, you were right. Why have you abandoned that? Why have you roped us in to another endless war? Why? You used to be the one saying that we need Congress to declare a war. We're now with you. Why have you abandoned that? Honestly, if you just would remember the principles that you used to believe in, I tell you, many of us, I would right now admit on some things, like war, you are absolutely right. I'm glad to join your ranks. But you left that position. While I have changed, you have changed. And it seems like neither one of us really understand. I got so much more to say. Let me take some of your phone calls and then at the top of next hour, I'll continue trying to define for the left who we are, what we believe. If you disagree with any of this and you're like, glenn, what you're saying is nonsense, please let me know. But I want to hear not only any corrections that you might have on what I just said, but I also want to hear the positive vision. Let's articulate what we're for, not what we're against. What are we for? Because the left, and especially the media doesn't understand. Great. Let's give them a little tutorial. Tutorial. They might roll their eyes at it. That's fine. They might think it's quaint or outdated or that we're lying. That's fine. We can only do what we can do. So let's do our best to say this is what we are for. 888-727-BECK 888-727. Becky More in a minute. Now, I value my sanity, such as it is. Which is why I, you know, when we look for things like selling our house, I really want to make sure that I've got somebody on my side that, you know, can help me sell that house. I needed. I need to have somebody who is competent, an active real estate agent. Somebody who, that's their full time job. Somebody who knows the best practices, somebody who understands the Internet. That's the way to advertise. That's the way. When I post my house someplace, I want to post it where all the traffic is already. So how do they do that? Well, this is why I formed Real Estate Agents I trust it's a company that just vets real estate agents in your area and then recommends them to you. We expect you and want you to do your own homework on them. But I think we've done a lot of the heavy lifting. We know that these are the people who are full time best in your area as far as sales and then we get to know them personally. I mean, it is, it's everything but a rubber glove when you're dealing with my company. Because I want to make sure it's my name that you is making you call these people. And when I say we can trust them and that, and they're just like you, they, they kind of have the same values as you. You're going to find a friend. I want to make sure that's right. By the way, I was just talking to the guy, John Wells, who runs all this part of the division of the company. And I said, how are we doing? Are we checking up on everybody? He's like Glenn, we check up on them after every sale. We make sure. And he said, remember, we have a one strike policy. You violate any of the principles that we're telling people about, you're out one strike. You don't get a second chance. You're going to like these people and they'll help you sell your house and find the right house, whether it's across the street or across the Nation. Real Estate realestateagentsitrust.com youm're listening to the Glenn Beck Program.

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So did you hear about these cyber scammers on the news who try to steal Graceland from Elvis Presley's family? Just a minor thing, you know, I mean, look, we all steal things from time to time. Why not steal Graceland? It would make a good movie. Unfortunately, it was a little bit more boring than that because it didn't wind up succeeding. Largely because people said, I don't think the Presley estate just sold this to some random. Which wound up being a woman in Missouri. So no, that didn't happen. But the news is probably not going to cover your home if it gets stolen. It's going to be a major national story. People just wind up getting hit with this stuff. There's $16 trillion in available equity into our homes. So you don't need a big handful of the cash there. Just a little tin spoon.

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Just gets you a lot, a lot.

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Of money if you happen to be a cyber scammer. So how do you stop this? Well, home title lock is the way to do it. It's the easiest way to do it. I mean, you could, I guess, wait for it to happen to you and then try to unwind everything through the local government and your insurance companies and the title companies and the banks and all these other things and try to get your money back. Maybe it will succeed. Or you could just stop it before it starts with home title locks, triple lock protection. I'd recommend that. That one makes it a lot easier. Just sign up with your address@hometitlelock.com be sure to use the promo code blaze. You'll receive a complete title scan of your home's title and your first 30 days of triple lock protection are free. Hometitlelock.com Hometitlelock.com the code is BLAZE.

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Hometitlelock.com I'll be home for Christmas. I got the final master of Cheyenne's album, the Christmas album produced by me and the Czech Republic, the Prague Symphony Orchestra. It's, it's an amazing piece of work and I can't wait for you to hear the whole thing. I think you're really going to really love it. Everything is a standard so you'll be able to sing along with every single song. It comes out in, I don't know, a week or two. We'll give you more information. You can pre order it very soon. So stand by. I want to take your phone calls today. I think we should lead the way in. And I know, I mean there's part of me and I'm going to talk about this next hour. There's part of me that's like, I really don't want to forgive and forget, but that's not what we should be doing. Yesterday we gloated a little bit and I think that was fair and natural and had to be expressed. Today is a day that we should start really looking now towards the future because we are back in the driver's seat. We are the ones that can shape. Last time the left just left us in the dust and they didn't really care about us. I do, I care about the other side. We have to stop the hatred. We have to stop. We have to find ways to come together. So let's do our best. Whether it'll work or not, I don't know. So tell the people in the press that have us 100% wrong. What is it that we voted for, Brian, in Georgia? What is it that you voted for?

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Some balance. Because with the two party system, we're not necessarily going to have the ability to choose right. At least half the country is going to not get their way. So I think if we're all aiming for some balance, that's probably the best for everybody.

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So now how do you find that balance? I find that balance through the balance of power, the balance of the Constitution where the government's not making all of our decisions, that every state can be different. California can be California. Just don't force me to be like California. I don't live there for a reason. Does that make sense to you?

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No, it makes sense. I mean, coming from a time when we were very kinetic during the global war on terror to whatever we're in right now with misinformation and psychological warfare, everybody just needs to be remembering. Do some research about the paradox of choice. Understand that the things that we choose can be used to manipulate us. So it's just really, it's a good time to harden your beliefs and yourself in your community because what you see may not, you know, may not be what it is or even the accepted reality of everybody else. You know, perception is a real.

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Ryan, would I like to spend an evening just talking with you, Somebody who understands how we are losing the freedom of choice and, and not just from government, but from the way our things are being presented to us in the media. You might think you have freedom of choice, but have you been manipulated by a corporation, by an agenda, whatever. Freedom of choice. Great comment, Brian. Thank you.

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Welcome to the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment. This is the Glenn Beck program.

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Hello, America. Welcome to the Glenn Beck program. Trying to find a way to reach the people who are still so very confused in the media and on the left. I mean, we have a lot of neighbors who actually believe that we were voting for a fascist, that we want to scoop people up, even though we've never said that we would never support that. They have been convinced by, I don't know, the elite dictators that are in Washington or the elite dictators that think they know better than everyone else because they have a degree from Columbia University and so they can tell us the lies that they believe on television day after day after day. Well, some people are really kind of worried. I think we should address those worries. I want you to define what you voted for because I don't think it was fascism. I'm pretty sure it wasn't. It wasn't racism, wasn't sexism. It wasn't to scoop people up in the middle of the night or take away anybody's rights. I've been trying to describe for me what I believe. Well, what I know I was voting for and what I believe the message is to the left. I want to continue that and take your phone calls. 888-727-ECK. But first, let me tell you about the Leaf home gutter system. With the colder weather and the leaves dying off, fall will be all over the ground except for the part that's going to fall out into your gutters and clog up your gutters around your house. In years past, when you have that problem, you have to solve it. I mean, I tried it with a trampoline and a butterfly net, but I don't recommend that unless you live by an attorney. I think he was the one who was like, you know, have you tried a trampoline? Anyway, thank goodness for the leaffilter from Leaf home gutters. It's a filter for your house's gutters that helps protect your home from flooding, roof damage, rotting siding, foundation issues, all of that and so much more. You'll never have to think about your gutters again. Protect your home and never clean out your gutters again. With Leaffilter. It's America's number one gutter protection system. Schedule your free inspection and get up to 30% off your entire purchase at leaffilter.com Glenbeck that's free inspection. 30% off@leaf filter.com Glenbeck see representative for warranty and details leaffilter.com Glenbeck so what is it that what is the vision that we are looking for? Well, when Donald Trump says make America great again, it has been mocked or made into MAGA and dismissed. But it is what we mean. Make America great again. Make it a place where our aspirations are bigger than what we're looking at today. That our aspirations are so big that maybe our children can accomplish those things in a world that increasingly values conformity and control, everybody must march in the same line. America is the only place that remains a testament of what free people can do and accomplish. And we're losing that. You know, one of the things. I'm a car collector. I love cars. And I. I said to my son the other day, tell me what car is out today that's not a supercar that you will look back and go, oh, I remember that in my childhood. Nothing. They all look exactly the same. I mean, you're driving down the road, you can't tell the difference between cars. The reason I like the cybertruck, because I think it's pretty ugly, but the reason why I like it is because it's totally different. That's America, something totally different. Liberty is not just an abstract principle. It is a living, breathing force that drives individuals to be better, to reach higher, to give more. But to have that, you. You have to. You have to have your own free will. You have to. That's going to leave a mark. You have to make mistakes, and you have to feel the impact of those mistakes. The American way of life is not about following orders or accepting limitations. It's about pushing boundaries, breaking barriers, redefining what's possible. I'm not going to take ADD medication and sit into a class and learn exactly what everybody needs to learn to be a good person that stands in line and makes widgets because I don't want to make widgets. Some people might want to want to make widgets, but that's not me. I'm still rooting for Elon Musk. I was rooting for him at the beginning when he supposedly didn't agree with me on stuff. And now that we agree on who should be president, the people who were rooting for Elon Musk, all for the right reasons, have changed. Well, wait. I wanted him to go to Mars when the left was celebrating him. I want him to go to Mars because his politics don't have anything to do with what he's doing. You celebrate him then and now for his vision. I want the single man with an idea that it can overcome all of the art. The obstacles bring people together from all walks of life and accomplish what the world says cannot be accomplished. That's America. That's not South Africa. That's not Europe. That's America. There's a reason people say only in America. And that's becoming a slam on us. That's becoming a sign of insanity. Oh, look, there's a bunch of A bunch of people dressed as dogs with a dog collar and somebody dressed in leather spikes walking them. Only in America, that's not who I want to be known as. Now, you can do that all you want, but I don't have to celebrate it. And I don't want it to be the hallmark of our country. In defending the American spirit, in renewing the American experiment, in having someone articulate, you don't need to live this way. We can be better than this. That's a defense, not just of a way of life, but a vision of humanity at its best. America has been a vision that believes in the potential of every person to make a difference. Every person. And to make a difference, sometimes it means you fail and fail horribly, loudly. But then you change your life and in doing so, you change the world. It's a vision that holds that true greatness comes not from power or money or privilege or race. It comes from character and courage and conviction. And yeah, that's hard. That's hard. When your ancestors came here long ago, they probably weren't accepted either, which is so strange because we are a nation of immigrants. But that's human nature. That's not American. That's human nature. The founders knew this, so they put a check on government. So while those things might happen, the government shouldn't have and can't have the power to round people up. I'm not for rounding people up that disagree. I celebrate the fact that the View is on. I just wish abc, I wish ABC wasn't just open to those voices and didn't hate the other point of view. But that's why I started the Blaze. Only in America. Now the world is valuing conformity and control more and more every day. And there will. There are those that argue, many of them in the last administration and the administration before Trump, that the American spirit is the spirit of the past. It's a relic of the past, that the rough, you know, rugged individual is old timey. That we need to be a global community. Well, we need to be a global community as much as we need to be good neighbors to each other. That's what I think a global community is. Let's be good to each other. Hey, you know, the government wants us all to live in an HOA that's run by, you know, the United nations or whomever. Some faceless dictator that doesn't really live in our community at all. No, no, no, no. If we have an hoa, we should be the ones that decide it. We should be the ones that vote for it, and it should be for only our local neighborhood because there are going to be a lot of people that don't want to live in an hoa. I'm one of them. It's the individual. Some people want to conform, others don't. We've always been a country that could handle both. But it's this view, the view that is says this is all outdated because we live in a complex and interconnected world. Yeah, we can figure that out. We got it. We got it. I mean, we really didn't have a problem with the Internet until it all became about politics. Right? Don't underestimate the adaptability and ingenuity of the American people because it is precisely those American values that has been that the individual uses that has helped us thrive in the face of constant change. The principles of liberty and self reliance are not limitations. They are the foundation of America's success. And that does not come from the government, that comes from the people everywhere else. So I don't, I don't want to live in a dictatorship. I, I'm not for any of that crap. I don't support fascism, authoritarianism, totalitarianism, any ism really. I don't want to have a Christian prince or a church ruled government. I'd fight by your side against that. Well, Glenn, you don't believe in Christian principles? Of course I do. But Jesus didn't force anybody into that. Nobody. Nobody. And certainly he never said, my government is of earth, my kingdom is someplace else, my kingdom is above. I ask you to follow me and do as I do. I believe the freedom of the plan of salvation would be all about choice. The choice. And this is why America is so important, why Christianity and religion can thrive here unlike any other place. Because we have choice. We have the choice to worship the way we want to worship, define our God the way we define our God. As individuals, we can live in communities where we're wildly different as long as we understand that human life is sacred and choice is a gift given by God to the individual. There's nothing more important than your freedom to choose, especially your freedom to choose who you serve and how you serve. And some people are going to make mistakes. Some people are going to serve their car. Some people are going to worship their, you know, their, their AI. They're going to worship the awards and the fame that they have. Those are mistakes. Why? Because my Christian faith tells me that. But I can't stop people, nor should I stop people from making mistakes. I should say that's going to leave a mark I don't recommend that. That's not good. But I don't want a government that says you will not dress that way. No. Making America great again means to dare to dream, dare to build. Believe in the power of your neighbors and your friends and your community. Believe that people are naturally enemies of God. Okay? They're naturally. Everything that feels good isn't really good. You know what I mean? Eating just nonstop, 20% fat ice cream, not going to be good for my health. Promiscuous sex, not good for my health. You know, greed and fortune and fame, out of control, not necessarily good for your spiritual health. Knowing that tells us you need something as an individual not imposed by others. Something as an individual that will help you self regulate all of those things to get that under control. Our government is there when people cannot get that under control. But first the local, then the state, and then the very last resort is the federal government. Look, there are some people, because this is the most important thing that I voted for. I voted for the right to choose and the right to choose my own God. And that's why I say I will fight. If you're an atheist, I'll fight right next to you. No, no, no, no, no, no. We're not outlining or outlawing atheism. We're not. What? What are you even talking about? No, no. Some people have a really dim view of faith. And I can understand that. Maybe they had a bad situation or maybe they just look at history. But you know, you have to understand, men progressively do not get better from generation to generation. It's a choice each of us have to make. And we begin that journey at birth and we end it at death. And some place or another, maybe some, unfortunately never hit that. But when we come to a place where we've made so many mistakes and we're like, okay, I gotta reset. That's why I'm a follower of Jesus, the man and the Christ. But I'm not the best example of it. I'm a bad example many, many times. But every day I can get up and say, I want to be better than I was yesterday. And you change your own life, then you change the world because you've changed your family and your neighborhood, your town. Every person has value. Hear me. Anybody who says we're going to scoop people up and we want to shut people down, No, I value your voice. Why won't you value our voice? Every life is important and has value. The old, the infirmity, the Jew, the gentile, the gay, the straight, even the Unborn. This is a vision that holds true to greatness comes from power and privilege. No, it comes from character and courage and conviction. That's the spirit of America. That's what I voted for. Your comments in 60 seconds. First, let me tell you about Simplisafe. I know, you know, it's an awesome look to have machine guns poking out of every window. You know, I miss those turrets in houses. I wish we could get those back, huh? You really want to protect yourself. I hope that things continue to go in a good direction. Leaving California voted against all of these crazy crime laws. Now we're going to get serious about crime again. Simplisafe is offering you early access to their Black Friday sale this week. Only you can get a security system for your house and get 60% off any new system with select professional monitoring. This is the best offer of the year. Head over to simplisafe.com beck. You know, a lot of these communities now, especially in the blue cities, you can't get the police to respond, especially to a burglar alarm because they go off all the time. 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I voted for his hair. His hair is awesome.

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Right?

D (64:31)

I had to break the ice. I've been listening to you. So, yeah, I voted. And I think what, you know, what you were saying is we voted for what they thought they were voting for. We voted for freedom. We voted for democracy. We voted for the deweaponization of the doj. We voted for women's rights because we voted that if a woman is in a sport all of these years, and worked so hard for it that they should become the best at that and not have to go against a man. We voted that women would be on the COVID of Time magazine's women of the year. And that's what we voted for. And that's what they thought they were voting for. Because unlike you, and I have to thank you, you are like a salmon that is swimming upstream against legacy media and all of these outlets. Because everyone is going against us and you know, we need to. Yes, you know, we all won. America won. They actually won without even realizing that yet. But they have been spoon fed these lies.

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You are, you are exactly right, Juanita. We voted for what they said they were voting for. Not universally true. I mean, some of were voting for abortion. We weren't doing that. But the idea of freedom. All right, if you own a dog and you haven't watched him or her experience the joy of rough greens yet, what are you waiting for? I guess it tastes really good. I haven't tried it, but my dog loves it and Stu's dogs love it. Every dog I've ever heard that has tried rough greens. They. Everybody says the same thing. My dog eats. I mean, picky eaters, especially, my dog eats. And that's a relief for the short term. But the long haul, promoting your dog's longevity, helping him or her live a fuller and healthier life. Stu was talking about, you know, his pugs living long lives, but also, you know, they become puppies again. It's, it's an amazing thing. Now, it's not a dog food. It's something you put on top of the dog food, gives you all of the vitamins and minerals and probiotics that your dog needs. So see if it works for your dog. Now they're going to give you a first trial bag just to make sure your dog will eat it and likes it. They give you a first trial bag for free. You just pay for shipping. All you have to do is go to roughgreens ruffgreens.com beck or call 833 glenn33 833 glenn33 roughgreens.com beck head over.

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A (67:30)

You know, there's two op EDS today that I really struggled with on whether I should share them with you or not. And take the time to share them. They're in my show prep today. You can get them@glenn beck.com but they're from the New York Times and they so grossly. Misalign and misassign things to the people who voted for Donald, Donald Trump. They really do not understand or don't care to understand what's really going on and what this election was about. It was not about a vote for fascism, a vote for, you know, taking Liz Cheney and putting her in front of a firing squad. He never said any of that. However. Nobody's listening. Nobody's listening. Well, let's try something different. I wanted to take this show, and quite honestly, I want to try to keep doing this as much as possible because I'm excited about the future for the first time. I mean, you know me, I've been like, that's all things. I actually think there's a chance because of the coalition now that is coming together from all sides with Donald Trump. There's a chance that we can find the best in ourselves again and a golden era of America can be right in front of us. I haven't thought that in a long, long time. So I'm excited. But I want you to articulate now, the first half of this program, I have been articulating what I voted for, what I believe America and the golden era should be like. So maybe they could understand us a little better. Now it's your turn. What did you vote for? Not against. For. What is it you want and expect and hope for? Joe in Texas. Glenn. Hello, Joe.

C (69:28)

For that. Hey, Glenn. I voted for that feeling that I had at your Restoring honor rally in 2010 with my. With my pregnant wife. And I voted for the freedom for my daughter to be able to swim against other girls. And I voted for the fact that I want to be able to see more Elon Musk, who can send rockets to wherever the heck he wants to send them to in less time than it takes him to do the paperwork to serve this government overlord of ours. And I want to see more Elon Musk. And I want to see the days where our founding fathers, like Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson, can go at each other's throats, but then come back together and create things out of thin air that never, ever in the history of our world ever existed and be able to find that common ground.

A (70:19)

That's what I believe. I'm with you. And you know what's interesting, Joe? You bring up Hamilton and Jefferson. Jefferson was for the smallest government possible. Hamilton was actually fighting for a new king. And that's kind of where we are now, where half of us are saying, no, no, no small government. The other half saying, no, we want a king to Rule. And I don't think that the average Democrat wants a king to rule. They've been just convinced that that's what we want, and so they're voting for the opposite. But we can come back together even with those profound differences. Thank you so much. I appreciate it. Let me go to Jan in Pennsylvania. What did you vote for, Jan?

D (71:05)

I voted for the excitement of Trump and J.D. vance. I voted for the. To reopen the Keystone pipeline, to close the border, to put safety back in girls Sports, to put RFK Jr. In the food and Drug Administration, to clean up all the chemicals we're throwing in our children, to make them morbidly obese before they're even weaned from the bottle. I bought it. I voted for the potential of this country because I am 75 years old and I have not been able to wipe the smile off my face for two days because I am so thrilled to honesty and truth come back to government instead of lying to the people and feeding them BS on a regular basis and then creeping and crawling and sucking on kids toes and sniffing their hair and doing all the other things that this administration has done to feed ignorance, stupidity. And I'm also voted to make sure that we took favoritism out of political jobs and put people in that need to be there to do the job, not to sit on their and then collect a paycheck because they kissed somebody's right end.

A (72:21)

Jan, I appreciate. I want to be you when I'm. When I'm 75, I want to be you. Just say it like it is. Thank you, Jan. Notice that there's a. The girls sports thing is really big to this audience, which I really believe that the average Democrat believes the same things. They just think we, by saying that, want to round up all transgender people. No, we want our kids to be able to be kids. We want our daughters to be able to compete in a category where, I mean, you didn't put Muhammad Ali in with Sugar Ray Leonard. Please check that, Stu. I think that's the right analogy. You know, they have different class weights. You don't put everybody in to compete against each other. That's what we're looking for. Let me go to Tim in Wisconsin. Hello, Tim.

C (73:18)

Hello, Glenn.

A (73:20)

Hi. Go ahead.

C (73:21)

Yeah, I just wanted to say what I voted for. I didn't vote for racism. I voted against racism. All of the things that the leftists try to say that we're for is what they're actually for. So, so often it seems that they are foreshadowing their own agenda.

A (73:43)

I know it does seem that way. So let's be. Instead of saying it that way, give me some examples of what you voted for that you think that they do.

C (73:55)

Well, I voted.

A (73:56)

In other words, go ahead.

C (73:58)

I voted for fairness. And they. They claim that we're talking about them. Fairness.

A (74:06)

I know, Tim, I'm trying to. I don't mean to, you know, hound you on this, but I think that if we want to expand, we have to be specific on things like, for instance, I want fairness. I want my daughter to compete against other girls. You know what I mean? So when you say fairness, you're for fairness. What does that mean?

C (74:30)

I'm for the meritocracy as opposed to dei. I'm opposed. I mean, I'm. I'm for the fairness of someone getting a job based on their ability, not on. I mean, judge them by the content of their character, not by the color of their skin.

A (74:52)

You voted for Martin Luther King?

C (74:55)

Somewhat, yeah.

A (74:58)

I mean, it's weird that we live in a country now that is arguing against Martin Luther King, but I think that's what's happening. Lisa in Oklahoma. Hi.

D (75:08)

Good morning. Hi, guys.

C (75:10)

How are you?

D (75:11)

Oklahoma. Fine. How are you doing?

A (75:14)

I'm great.

D (75:15)

Hey, so first, I just want to say thank you, guys. Y'all are like my morning cup of coffee every day. And I really appreciate all the hard work of y'all and kind of enlightening the public. So what I voted for in this race was, you know, first, freedom of religion, freedom of choice, freedom of right, peace, unity, the overreach of the government on, you know, diminishing our speeches and then the rhetoric of the mainstream media. So, you know, I think Scott Jennings on CNN said it so poetically. You know, the American people set a mandate out there. We're tired of being crushed and insulted. And we. I agree. I think the Democrats have to. I think they inherently have to believe that men shouldn't be in women's sports. You know, we have women who have worked for years to achieve, you know, where they have. Where they've gotten to, and then just to have those medals stripped from them. Because a man has entered into the races, I think, under Trump and the guys that he has surrounded himself with these incredible men, you know, Bobby and Elon and Charlie, Kirk and Tucker Carlson and, you guys, you know, a lot of the American people had their eyes closed and turned or chose to be blind for so many years. But Covid, I think, was really the catalyst for so many of us. It was for me. I was one of those People that just didn't pay attention. Things were okay, things were good. I was making ends meet. But then when your world falls down around and these mandates start coming out and your freedom of choices start getting trampled on, it really makes somebody think. And I think God opened eyes to so many people. Unfortunately, some of those eyes haven't been opened yet. But, you know, all right, so that's.

A (77:20)

Some of our eyes are. Some of our eyes are not even fully open yet. And I appreciate that concern. Lisa, thank you so much. I think you're. I think you're absolutely right, you know, when we say freedom and the government is oppressive and freedom. And we want to rule our own lives. Let me give you a clear example of this for the lecture left. I believe in the federal government being a safety net, okay? Not the tent. The polls, the performers, the sellers of the seats and makers of the popcorn. The safety net. If something goes catastrophically wrong, there is that net you can fall into. Government is taking the poll, the tent, the tickets, and everything else as part of their purview. It is not. I support the safety net now. War, disaster, overwhelming. Need anything that the state or local government cannot handle. There are things the government needs to do. Rescuing people from their housetops during a hurricane with rescue helicopters, I would put into that category. Now. We did it, but we only did it because they didn't do it. And they've always done that, but they didn't do it this time. And I'm fine with that. I'm for the 10th Amendment. I'm so constitutional. I am for the 10th Amendment, 100%. We should remember that. But the government should help us with illegal immigration. If they don't, just like we did with helicopters, the state should be able to protect themselves. But that is their purview. They should be making the policy on immigration and then enforcing that, you know. Instead, what they chose to do is to ship people into our towns in the middle of the night. They didn't ask us if we wanted, you know, all these illegals in our towns, they didn't even tell us. They just did it in the COVID of night. No warning to our hospitals, no warning to our schools. Police are overrun. You can't get services. Crime seems to be out of control. In some cities, we have Venezuelan gangs. That's not a government that is protecting its people. That's a government that abuses its citizens. And it takes the right that no one actually has. God did not give any man the right to move a whole group of people into a town without talking to people. It didn't. That's not a right. I don't. We, we have to inform one another. We have to talk about things that affect all of us. They didn't. They didn't. And it wasn't a surprise. It was coordinated. We are going to move a lot of people out of these cities. But at least this time around you will know about that movement. You will know in advance about that movement. And we voted on doing that. Back in just a second. Let me tell you about our sponsor this half hour. It's pre born. We beat out the most pro abortion presidential candidate we have ever seen along with her even more pro abortion running mate. Sit back for a second and realize the miracles that have happened just in the last couple of days. This is a mirror, all of this is a miracle now to really, because of some of the amendments, especially the one in Missouri, which I think is really bloodthirsty, we have to change the hearts and minds of the, of the people in our country. And that's not going to be done by arguing with them. It's going to be done by just being the example. You know, if you're preaching and you're not living it, it doesn't make a difference. So we need to live it. And that's what I love about preborn. They save not only the babies but the moms as well and help after the baby is born. Most moms don't want to do abortion but they feel like they're absolutely alone. Even the, even just the fact that they can see their baby on an ultrasound, that doubles the chance that mom chooses life. How is that possible? Well, because they've been convinced that that's just a glob. It's just a blob. It might be a Buick, it might a shoe. You don't know what it's going to be, but it's definitely not a baby. When they see that on the ultrasound, they open their eyes but then they're afraid I don't have any support. Preborn is there for that. If you have the means. Would you consider a leadership gift to save babies in a big way? Your tax deductible end of year donation of $5,000 would sponsor Preborn's entire network for 24 hours helping to rescue 200 babies. Donate securely. Dial pound 250. Say the keyword baby. That's pound 250, keyword baby. Or go to preborn.com beck. Do it now.

C (82:30)

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A (82:50)

Hey, if you have been reading my new Book, propaganda, wars. You will understand what I'm saying, but I'll explain it tomorrow. We are all John Adams today, this week, anybody who voted that way with Donald Trump. And you're John Adams. And I'll explain that tomorrow. I think it's a really cool kind of thought. Let's, let's talk to you on the phone about what you really voted for. I want to take some more phone calls on this, but I, I see a lot of people on the board saying, you know, I voted for freedom, I voted for liberty. Let's define that. In what way? What specifically were you seeing that you said, no, I want to go the opposite direction. I want this. Let's go to Jeremiah in Pennsylvania. Hello, Jeremiah.

C (83:42)

Hey, Glenn. How are you today?

A (83:44)

Very good.

C (83:46)

So I voted. The media was correct about one thing that I was voting for. I was voting for the destruction of their democracy. And I voted for the resurrection of our representative republic.

A (84:05)

Basically.

C (84:06)

Basically, their democracy is the federal government having total control, their party having total control over everything that the individual states want to do. And I just, I voted for the America that existed when I grew up in the 80s and 90s, or at.

A (84:26)

Least the idea that we all thought we were living in of the republic. Thank you so much. Great comments, Jeremiah. Back in a minute. The Glenn Beck program, you know, UPPhOne is our sponsor and it is, it's, it's really quite amazing. The upphone is, it is a smartphone. It, you know, works just like, you know, all your other phones that you've had the very low learning curve. It's not like, you know, switching entirely from something else. You get it? However, it is not on the Google platform. It is not on the Apple platform. And the reason why is privacy. This is the new iPhone. What is it, 16? They are now saying that is the most comprehensive spying device ever invented by man. It collects information like crazy. You don't want that. I don't want that. And I'm not trying to hide anything. I just don't want all of my information. I don't want a digital company knowing more about me than I know about me. No. Check out the UP phone right now. It's got a vpn. It's safe, secure, confidential chat. Everything that you need. Go to unplugged.com glenn and check this out. It's the phone that I have, unplugged.com glenn. Use the promo code, Glenn. And get a discount together if we going to survive Stand up straight hold the light It's a new day I.

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A (86:56)

Hello America. Welcome to the Glenn Beck program. My phone is open. Yours is the voice we want to hear from today. But this show I changed at the last minute because I read an op ed from the New York Times. Effect 2 op eds that are from the New York Times and they're both, you know, I find them offensive. I find them trapped in self imposed ignorance, in dishonesty. But I, instead of harping on that, I want to harp on the people that may have been ready the New York Times and watching MSNBC or cnn. I mean, there are two kinds of people. Those who are intentionally in self imposed ignorance, like I think the people on the View that really don't have any honest curiosity and those who have just kind of not really been paying attention and don't know what's going on, that may really be afraid today that Donald Trump is a fascist dictator and he's going to scoop people up, et cetera, et cetera. They tried to explain in this op ed who we are and what we voted for. They're completely wrong. 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And if she can't, if the orchestra, if the orchestra is better than she is, we should not do this album. I don't care how much money it's caused already, we're not doing the album. And he said after the first song, he was like, you're not going to have a problem with this. He was blown away by her. And so is everybody who's heard the album. I can't wait to share. It's coming up in a few weeks. All right, I want to talk to you again about what we're for. And today, the first hour and a half of the program, I just, I spoke about the Constitution and what it means, why it was designed that way, why Elon Musk is a good guy that we all should be rooting for because it's quintessentially American. And I want to talk to you on the phones about what you voted for, but I want to watch our language carefully because we have an opportunity now to bring a golden era back to America. Remember, this is not me. This is not. I mean, I'm the guy who said, with an exception of a miracle from God, there's no way we survive this election. You remember that? I was thank. Well, I wasn't wrong. I guess I concentrated too much on the, you know, the bad effects and not enough on. Yeah, but God is not done with us yet. And I sense that the day of the election, I sense that, you know, when Donald Trump was shot, miracle after miracle. And this election was a miracle. So first, give God praise for what situation we're in right now, because that was the only way out. A miracle. And here we are. We don't have riots in the streets or anything else yet. I hope that it doesn't happen and we have a chance to bring people together now. The media is not going to go down that road. Kamala Harris, much to her credit, tried some yesterday. I mean, she at least did the right thing and said peaceful transfer of power and everything else, but they're not going to give up on the fight. Okay, so we're still in a fight, but let's change the strategy from what they did last time. They just mocked, ridiculed, and didn't listen. All right, let's ask them to listen now and listen to them as individuals, not a group. I get the group. I get the group. I see what the leftist ideology is all about, and I don't like it and I don't support it and I don't trust it. But I do trust my neighbors. And I think there are people that are afraid that they're going to be scooped up in some totalitarian Trump thing. It's not true. But I want to focus on what you voted for. And. And let's be for things. It's time to be against them, because now it's our turn. So let's be for things. You know, when you're for things, it's so much more powerful than being against because the energy is focused on building rather than tearing down. And I think that's one of the things I voted for, was an end of the tearing down of everything. All right, Tear down the bad things. Let's go in and fix the things that are not right. Right. Let's get rid of the corruption and, you know, the cronyism and everything else. But there's a lot of good that should be saved, and there's a lot of good that's new that we can do. And the positive, that a drive that is positive unites and motivates people. It gives us a sense of hope and purpose where, you know, the other way is just reactionary and we have the opportunity to not react, act now, but to actually lead and envision the benefits of a positive, collaborative society again. So let's go to Linda in Ohio. Linda, what did you vote for?

D (94:33)

Praise God. I voted for my government, not to spend any more money for my grandchildren, for my great grandchildren. We just cannot continue spending the way we are as a government. And I'm terrified that we're going to go into another deep depression and some of my grandchildren don't know enough about history to be able to work out of it.

A (95:07)

Good things to be for. Thank you very much. Janine, North Carolina. What did you vote for?

D (95:14)

I voted for the Republic. I voted republic versus democracy. We can all say on both sides that we were voting for the same thing, but from a democracy perspective, you're voting as a collective. From a republic, you're voting as an individual. And you can be definitely a part of community. I know this firsthand. I live in western North Carolina. I saw the destruction of what Helene did. I am disabled physically, but I'm not disabled with my mind. I'm not disabled with my mouth, and I'm not disabled with my hand. I decided that I was going to help in any way I could to get all the supporters information out to all those areas so that they could coordinate. I'm not taking credit. This is all God's doing. But I voted positively because I. I don't want government, you know, to take over and do what they will. I want individuals, I want community to help each other. And that's what we did here. That's what we did. We were so glad, Glenn, when you came. We were so glad that you also was with Corey Mills, going around and checking on us and taking care of us. Thank you.

A (96:44)

Well, it was an honor to do it, Janine. It really was. It's an honor to be alive today. It really is. And especially to see the chance of the power of the individual coming back every. I want the left to hear this. No, I don't. I want the Democrats that have believed the lies or still are questioning, gosh, is he going to be a dictator? Is that really who you guys are? I want you to know we truly. I'll speak for myself. I truly believe in the power of the individual. I know how powerful the individual can be when they set their mind to something for good or for ill. And that's why we're here. That's why we're alive, is for you to express yourself and find the meaning for your life. Because every life has meaning. Every life is worthy. There is something that we're all here to accomplish. I don't know what your thing is. I barely figured out my thing yet. But you can only do that if you live with true freedom. So somebody is not making all the decisions for you. They're not telling you what you have to inject into your body. You are smart enough to figure it out. And some people are not smart enough, but they'll pay the consequence one way or another. You have to have the freedom to chart your own course among some rules that are laid out in our Declaration of Independence and our Constitution. But that's really up to the individual. Sean. Welcome, Alabama.

C (98:35)

Hey, good sir. Bless you and everybody around you. I voted to be free of you and all the voices that tell the truth, like the Limbaughs and the Dave Ramsey's telling people to don't be stupid, because that's what they want. They want us stupid, and it's not racism. They want us to hate each other equally because if they keep us in a dim wooded bulb, that's what we're going to be. Because I remember the Reagan years, and my wife and I were not concerned at all about the future for our kids. And those 12 years of Reagan Bush are what I'm hoping for with Trump, Vance, and dare I say women, say men hear but don't listen. But Reagan listens, Trump listens, Vance listens. And cross my fingers for my grandkids. Maybe it'll be a Vance DeSantis ticket and we'll have 20 years of that same optimism, that same opportunity where neighbors talk to each other, disagree, and they're still friends. So, yeah, I hope to be free of you, and you guys can have Throwback Friday Stew and do more on trivia and make me laugh because, oh.

A (99:41)

You, I have to tell you, you, you are speaking my language, brother. You are speaking my language. I, I did not get into talk radio to do what I've been doing the last 20 years. I got into it to have fun and to change it and to be, you know, more of the entertainer that I, I see myself as and not the, not the educator or the one that's trying to, you know, tell you, look out, you're speaking my language. I'd like to get back to. And I think maybe we do, Stu. Let's get back to more on trivia. Let's do more on trivia. What do you think?

B (100:23)

I mean, it's a great idea. It's going to take a lot of finagling. We'll talk about it, though, off the air.

A (100:32)

Let's go to Kelly and then we'll take a quick break. Hello, Kelly.

D (100:36)

Another vote for more on trivia, please. I am a educated white woman who lives in the suburbs, and I voted for Trump and I did it because of the First Amendment. All five tenants. This was not some boogeyman, non existent threat. They had been chipping away at that all four years, and I feared that another four years would totally wipe us out completely. The freedom of speech, freedom of religion, the freedom to assemble, the freedom of the press, the freedom to petition. All of those. We were tamped down. Couldn't do it.

A (101:17)

Go ahead, Kelly. Can I put you on hold for a minute? I just want you to speak to the person as if you're in the same room with them and they're reasonable that says no, you guys are the Ones trying to do that. How do you mean? You want freedom of the press and freedom. Where has that been? Where has that been abused? And how can we unite, try to find the uniting principle there? Because they will tell you that's what they were fighting for. So what's the difference? Back in just a second. Sorry to give you such an assignment here. Kelly, quick. You've got 60 seconds to come up with it and it's only me and 10 million of our friends.

B (102:04)

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A (103:19)

All right, Kelly?

C (103:21)

Yeah.

A (103:22)

Can you do that? Are you ready?

D (103:25)

Specifically on the press. Is that what you're looking for?

A (103:28)

Yeah. Or whatever you said. The five tenants. So tell me if I'm somebody and I say, Kelly, you guys are the ones trying to silence. Silence us. You guys are the ones that are. You're violating the first Amendment. I'm for it too, but, you know, and then there's this crazy speech that you guys are for you. You wanted to kill people and round them up. How would you respond to that? To somebody who was asking that as an honest question?

D (103:54)

Well, somebody said that they were. We wanted to kill and round up people. I'd like them to tell me where they got that information and where they got that. Give me, you know, the follow up question that everybody complained that Kamala and none of the left actually respond to and none of the left in the media even actually present. But any case, so specifically for the media, we saw this repression of voices, especially around Covid, around the transgender issue. You were cut off. You were not allowed to speak about it. The voices. I. Okay. I am a recovering journalist and I remember when I worked in newspaper, we had to have so many sources on each side and the both sides. Well, when there was an actual physical paper, both sides had to be presented before the jump. Right before you like if it was on one page and it went to another page, you had to have both sides at the front because most people would only look at the front page. And now we see those. They'll say, well, we do have that voice. But it's at the very end of a very long article of an online. An online post. But we saw people who were kicked off of media. We see the demonization of even just alternative media, even the free press. Barry Weiss's gets a lot of flack from the left in traditional people. They just blow them off. And I felt like Elon Musk with X, which is going to be the new media. I truly believe your voice. People just the threatening of boycotts by taking away money from different advertisers. They were doing that. They've been doing that for the last four years. And I just thought it was going to ramp up even more. So it's not some shadowy, you know, scary in the dark threat that we built in our heads. They've been doing it. The right to speak again. Your. If you are a pro lifer, praying out in front of them like you've covered all of this, is that praying in front of a abortion clinic people went to jail. And the fear of. I do have the fear. I don't know if this is truly a fear. You know the truth here. But the right to assemble. Like you would talk about using the. The Klan Act. Would we be able to go to the national march in D.C. the day after Inauguration Day? Because that's always when the Right to life march is on the 21st, I believe, and being rounded up. They'd already started putting those pieces into place.

A (106:33)

I want to commend you. I hope that you talk to more people because you've done so many things right here, including the last thing you said. I don't know my fear. And I don't know if it's a true concern or just a fear. Fantastic. Give people the understanding that you don't know what's going to happen. You just. You're concerned about that. But Also the first thing you led with was can you show me who said that and where and, and you can't continue a conversation until you can agree on basic facts. So what Kelly did there so expertly was first. Where did you hear that? Now let's go to, let's go online, let's find that so we can discuss that and agree or disagree on that first before we go any further. Excellent. Really well done, Kelly. All right. And just a second, let me tell you right now about Patriot Supply and then we go back to the phones. Once upon a time, our institutions were things that we trusted. It's not the case anymore. Hopefully it'll get better. But they lie to us every day. And at some point things began to go wrong and they've been going wrong ever since then. There has never been a better time in our nation's history to be self reliant. Never a better time. Well, maybe during the Great depression, but our grandparents were self reliant. At least mine were. You know, maybe it was different if you lived in the city, but my grandparents lived out on the farm and they canned and you know when my grandmother would can every summer and my mom would do it, my grandmother had the excuse we have a farm. Of course we're going to do this. We're going to can. Well, we didn't have a farm growing up but my mom still can. And I was like mom, you can buy them in cans now. What's this? What are you doing? I didn't understand the finances of all of it at the time, but that's being prepared for anything. Emergency food kits now from my Patriot supply. It's the modern day grandma. Really. You have delicious food. Get your three month supply now at mypatriotsupply.com that's mypatriotsupply.com and you can still.

B (108:47)

Save 47 bucks@blazeection.com Glenn.

A (109:02)

Welcome to the Glenn Beck program. We have an opportunity and I, I think we should start today. I am and that is we're now in the leadership position. We were dismissed. We had very little power. Even our own party was against us. I hope Donald Trump is asking for Rick Scott and not buying into any of this bull crap from Thune or what's his name from Texas. I can I block his name out? Cornyn for the leadership of the Senate. We just don't need anybody who is playing the old game with us. We need to move, we need to move quickly and we need to move as one. But I want to because we are in the Leadership position. I really would like to try to stop complaining about things and start talking about a positive vision. What we want, what we are doing. And today I thought it was worthwhile. And even in the coming days, worthwhile for those people who really don't know what's going on, really have listened to the mainstream media and think that their neighbors are Hitler lovers and are going to round people up. To be very, very clear in our language what we are for, we're not for any of that. We're not because we believe in the Constitution. So what did you vote for, Tom in Virginia?

C (110:30)

Hello.

A (110:31)

Hey, Tom, Go ahead.

C (110:32)

Hello. Okay. Iran. I voted for someone who will focus on reclaiming a Christian moral compass. And I believe Donald Trump is the person to do that.

A (110:50)

Wow, there's landmines all over that. Let me ask you, what do you mean that you wanted somebody, If I'm playing the devil's advocate here. So you're looking for somebody to rule Christianity or church or what does that mean?

C (111:13)

I'm not. I'm. I don't think that's what I'm talking about. I think. I'm talking about something that. I think George Washington and John Adams both said that this government would only work for a moral people, and that's a moral code. And I believe that. I don't think they were trying to ram Christianity down people's throat, but I think they were saying that we have to have a. Something in common and that's a moral code. And I think our laws are written based on that. And so I am a Christian and active in church, but I think we've lost that, and we need to get back to teaching it in school and living up to that morality in our daily lives.

A (112:09)

Tom, thank you very much. I think you make a very good point. The way to sell this, because it's true, is that our laws, you know what faces the judges in the Supreme Court? What is on the wall, in the center of the wall? It's either above the Supreme Court or they're looking at it. But it is Moses, the great lawgiver, because we are based on those laws. When you look at the speaker of the House, what relief is just above? You never see it unless you're in the room because they always cut it off because it's way up above. But what is the relief that is on the wall above the speaker of the House? Moses? We are a country, like it or not, whose laws were based on the Judeo Christian principles. We were founded by Christians. We were a Christian nation. That doesn't mean exclusively our founders, they spent a lot of their time after the founding of the country going into courtrooms all across the colonies or now the states, arguing for other religions that states were trying to say, well, you can't do that. You can't, no, no, no religious freedom. And so it's not one religion, but it is a code of ethics that we believe in. You can be morally a Christian nation, Judeo Christian nation, and not be Christian. You just believe I should love my neighbor. I shouldn't lie, I shouldn't cheat, I shouldn't steal, I shouldn't murder. You know, when you do, when you do those basics, if you control yourself, then the government doesn't have to be that way. This is what they mean by this system is wholly inadequate for irreligious or immoral people because they won't self regulate. You have to find that out yourself. What are my limits? And our limits have always been Judeo Christian values. Michelle in Indiana, welcome. What did you vote for?

D (114:46)

Hi. Oh, I voted for Trump and I voted for energy independence just because it's dangerous for us to be dependent on other countries and our enemies for sources of energy. And we have it here. And I'm a grandma in a recliner with two geriatric dogs. And we are not prepared to live in the 1700s. We got our patriot food supply. Break up the furniture and burn it. Right, right. We can't, we can't do that. And further, I think we just can't solve, we can't begin to solve the problems that we do have with energy to make it cleaner or whatever we need to do to try and even find magnetic energy if we, if we're doing it by candlelight.

A (116:06)

Right. Michelle, thank you so much for your phone call. I really appreciate your point of view on this. And I think energy is, I mean, there's great ways to make the defense for fossil fuels and drilling and fracking. And that is if we're doing it here ourself, we are not putting it on a giant oil tanker which A could spill, B, takes all of that fuel to ship over here. We have it here. We can push it through a pipeline across the country, which is safe, underground, not a problem. And we have to have that as we transition. We are on the cusp of quantum computing and AI, which will solve these kinds of problems. It will solve them for us pretty quickly. But we can't shoot ourself in the foot because she's right. You don't have a society without fossil fuels at Least at this point. Let's get there. Let's go to Debbie in California. Debbie, what did you vote for?

D (117:19)

I voted for Donald and I voted for him to fix our judicial system, to fix all the corruption in the court systems for what they've done to him. Because I just seen on Newsmax this morning that he said within the first two seconds of his presidency, he's going to fire Jack Smith. So is he able to fire Letitia.

A (117:43)

James, Fanny and no, Debbie, that is state. And he should not do any vengeance or anything else. He should just make. Make clear that, you know, we don't fool around with our enemies one way or the other in our government. And if you were part of a hit squad of any kind, you need to be relieved of your duty in Washington, D.C. and, you know, he has a very good track record of this. He said, let's lock her up. He was show when it was 2016 and when he got became president, he's like, we don't do that. We're a republic. We don't do that. That's a banana republic. That does that kind of stuff. I don't expect him to involve himself in any kind, of any kind of vengeance, nor should he. However, keep your eye on the left, because Hochul and Letitia James came out yesterday and they're starting a new kind of thing against Donald Trump. I don't know that that has to stop. And that's just the attorney generals in the states and the voters of the states standing up and saying, enough, enough of this. Marybelle in Florida, what did you vote for? Yes, greetings. I voted for the Republican ticket. I didn't vote for a personality. I don't care about his nicknames or the rhetoric that he sometimes goes overboard. I voted for a CEO who knows how to run the show, knows how to assign tasks and have people accountable. That's what I voted for. Primarily secondly issues. I'm originally from Colombia. I came to the United States 27 years ago and I had to restart my entire life, and I did it. And I'm still writing my future and I want to continue doing it. And I want others who came here legally follow the rule of law and they can succeed. I don't want this madness of poor you. You just tears some eyes, and everybody.

D (120:12)

Just gives away everything.

A (120:14)

I don't like that. I don't run my life like that. So I voted for issues. That's great. Mary Bell, I thank you for your call. It's an understatement to say that the Democrats misjudged the Latino vote. They really, truly thought. And I always thought this was racist because you're just lumping everybody together as a race. I. I've always felt that it was racist to say that all Latinos want open borders. They just want anybody here. That's. That. That's ridiculous. It's absolutely ridiculous. You know, some people came here for a very clear reason. Their government was out of control. The crime was out of control. It wasn't equally. It wasn't equal justice anywhere. When they start to see special favors being done, I think people from South America, from corrupt countries in South America recognize that, and they're like, I don't want that here. That's what I ran away from. All right. More in just a second. Let me tell you about Jace Medical. The whole idea being. Being prepared for whatever comes next is so important, and that's why Jace Medical is here. And it doesn't have to be a catastrophe when it comes to medicine. It doesn't have to be a catastrophe. It can be a vacation. It could be you're off because of Christmas break or whatever. The family and I, I think we're going up to visit Tanya's mom in Connecticut this Thanksgiving. Well, if some of the kids get sick, we have to go to an emergency clinic or what do we have to do when we know? You know, we can call our doctor and say, here are the symptoms. And they'll say, you know, okay, well, let's put her on antibiotics. Or put him on antibiotics. I don't have to run to the store for him. I don't have to. I don't. I don't have to do anything. I have them because I have a personalized emergency medication kit from Jace Medical. It contains the essential antibodies, antibiotics that treat the most common and deadly bacterial infections. So go to jace medical.com jace medical.com Enter the promo code Beckett checkout for a discount on your order. That's promo code beck j.medical.com get even more Glenn. Subscribe to the Glenn Beck podcast anywhere podcasts are found.

C (122:40)

This is the Glenn Beck program.

A (122:57)

I've got a couple calls here I really want to get to before we. Before we vacate the chair here for another 21 hours. Let me go to Dan in Pennsylvania. Hello, Dan.

C (123:08)

Glenn, Hi.

A (123:09)

As a gay, white, Christian, conservative male who's both personally met and had the greatest honor of a lifetime of voting for Donald Trump in all three elections, I wanted to tell you why I voted for him. I voted for him for freedom from the oppressive left's Monopoly on always getting to define the terms, the terms of who I am as a gay man, who I vote for, what I need to believe in. And that also goes for whether you're black, white, gay, Christian, conservative, or any other of these marginalized groups of people whose minds they've poisoned so many times over these last four years. I've sincerely felt like a man without a country. And they, I'll tell you too, because of their own. I hope you've never felt that from, from this program. No, Glenn, I listen to you every day. Please believe me, people know I'm a Glenn Beck fan before they know I'm gay. Okay. All right, go ahead.

D (124:12)

I could.

A (124:13)

So I can tell you and. But you know, in. I grew up also too. And one other time when you had had people call in and speak about their dreams and things that they've accomplished here only in America. I tried to get through because I really wanted to tell you a little.

C (124:28)

Bit of my story.

A (124:29)

My story is actually a lot like J.D. vance in the way that only in this country and because of this country and people like Donald Trump who are enterprisers, builders and these great leading spirits. I grew up like a child without food. Hang on just a second. Dan, I'm gonna put you. Hang on, hang on. I wanna put you on hold. I'm gonna take you tomorrow. I don't wanna cheat you with only like 90 seconds left, so hang on. Phil, can you fill this gap of 90 seconds and tell us what you voted for? Phil, are you there?

C (124:59)

Hello, Bill.

A (125:00)

Hey. Go ahead. All right, so what did you vote for?

C (125:05)

I voted to make this country more Lincoln esque. I want.

A (125:08)

What does that mean?

C (125:10)

Abraham Lincoln, when he does the Douglas debates, was very. He didn't just go through the Constitution. He relied heavily on the Declaration of Independence. Everybody's equal. Life, liberty, pursuit of happiness. And Charles Payne did a great deal on Fox News yesterday, yesterday morning, where he's talking about the Democrats going into black communities and talking about we're going to raise the minimum wage for you. We don't want that. We want. We want every kid to grow up to be a millionaire. We want every kid to be able to be Elon Musk. We want every kid to have a good school and no crime and ride your bikes to school. And when you have a crime in a neighborhood, be surprised because you have such a quiet, wonderful neighborhood and you love your life and the government's out of your way, everybody's out of your way. What's going to happen to your life is going to depend entirely and completely on you and your family and your whatever. That's what I voted for yesterday.

A (126:07)

Well said, Phil. Thank you so much.

C (126:09)

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