Glenn Beck (43:34)
Sam. Stand your ground when times get dark. Now gotta face the dog and embrace the fire. The fusion of entertainment and enlightenment. This is the Glenn Beck Program. Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program. There is something going on that is ancient. It is evil. And it is happening in our college campuses and possibly even happening in our homes. We'll talk about that here in 60 seconds. First, let me tell you about chapter. Everyone has that moment where they finally stop saying, I'll figure it out later. You know, where the letters in the mail stop going unopened, and you decide, I gotta face it, all of it. That is the moment that Chapter was built for. Chapter isn't some cold corporate law firm hiding behind legal jargon. It is a team that believes in fresh starts, real ones. They help help people who feel trapped by debt, people who have been doing the best just to stay afloat while life just keeps throwing anchors at them. They know what it's like to feel like you're out of options. 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And then go get the UA or the Red Cross and say, see, we think we found a body. One of the hostages, they just buried it. And it was all on videotape from drone. Sky was watching. We're dealing with evil. Next story. Zoran Mandami, his father, Mahmoud, he is a very prominent leftist in his own right. Uh, he penned a book after 9 11, where he argued there's moral equivalence between the United States and Al Qaeda. You know, we've done horrible, horrible things. And so, you know, this is a guy who, by the way, specializes in the study of colonialism, anti colonialism and decolonization. In other words, how do I take these colonial countries, AKA the West, and take them apart? He wrote a book, Good Good Muslim, Bad Muslim, which I think explains where his son is coming from. He has all kinds of eerily interesting things to say that might make a little more sense when you see his son. You know, Praising the jihadist Brooklyn mom, Imam Wahaj. Also Linda Sarsour, who. He's very close. That's a Palestinian American activist. She's really not good. His support for the Muslim Americans convicted for terrorist financing for their support of Hamas, he standing with them. In the book that his dad wrote, his dad said there are many similarities between the US And Al Qaeda. American foreign policy is ultimately to blame for the devastating attacks which killed nearly 3,000 people. Suicide bombings should not be viewed as barbaric. Really? Suicide bombings? Remember I told you about a culture of death that was coming? This is it. When you can say suicide bombings is okay, it's not okay. He wrote there's growing common ground between the perpetrators of 911 and the official response to it by the U.S. he claimed that there was eerie, eerie similarities between the American bombing of Iraq and Afghanistan and the Al Qaeda bombing of embassies in Nairobi and of the twin Towers on 9 11. He said there's a moral equivalence between the two, and you shouldn't stigmatize suicide bombing. Okay. All right. So who is the last politician that we had with a funny name whose father wrote a book, or maybe he wrote a book about his father's dreams. I can't remember. Remember how screwed up that guy was? This guy's worse. Now, there's another story unfolding in college campuses, like the one where Mamdani's dad is teaching. And it's not a protest. Well, I mean, it is, but it's not a spontaneous protest. It's not spontaneous outrage. All of these things that we're seeing on college campuses, all of these. All of these pro Hamas things, it looks like, hmm, a toolkit, an agenda, a playbook. And funding is now coming from the Islamic Republic of Iran. So when you're seeing these dupes, you're seeing these kids screaming for Hamas on college campuses. There's a good show. A good chance they're being funded now by Iran. A foreign hostile government encouraging demonstrations, funding activists, feeding the anger. Okay, good, good. I was thinking about this last night. Evil never comes and introduces itself as evil. It never does. It never comes up. Hi. You know, I just want to introduce. I'll just be very clear. I'm evil. Usually it. It'll start with things like, you know, I just. I'm just asking questions here. Let me just ask some questions here. Amalek. Ever heard that name? In ancient days, Amalek was the first to attack the Israelites from behind. And he struck the weak and the tire, the tired and the unguarded. Struck them from behind. He didn't come out in open battle. He came through deceit and cowardice. And the spirit of Amalek is still alive today. He's not speaking through, you know, the Desert Raiders. It's seeping through our screens and our pulpits, our dinner tables. And it says. Says little things like, you know, I think the Jews control everything. You know, you're Charlie Kirk. You kind of. You deserve what you got. You had coming to you. And it turns really old, ancient lies into hashtags. And this spirit has a goal. And the spirit is to poison the conscience of good men, to make you believe that resentment is truth, that envy is justice, that hatred is discernment. And there are so many people now, even Christian hearts are opening up to this and listening to this. If you know history of the Second World War, you've seen this movie before, and it doesn't end well. I mean, here's the warning. When you repeat those words, you're not ex. You're not exposing a conspiracy. You're joining one. You're becoming a voice in a choir that has sung through every single age, from Pharaoh's court to the gallows in Iran, the smoke of Auschwitz. Every single time, Every time the world starts to say, you know, the Jews are the problem. It's not the Jews who were destroyed. It's really not. They're not the ones destroyed first. It's the soul of the nations that believe it, that are destroyed first. So I've been spending some real time looking at what's happening, listening to what people are saying. I'm. I'm investigating their claims. I want to know what they're saying. And I'm investigating their claims. I want to know the truth just as much as they do. You. You. That's the only way you can fight things like this is with the truth. You have to name the lie, but you cannot mirror its venom. You just calmly and plainly have to say, you know, I've seen this movie before. I th. This is the story that's killed millions of people before. And it's. It's not. It's. It's not anywhere coming from anywhere good. It's not coming from God. But you have to speak the truth without hatred, because truth breaks the chains that are stronger, and hatred will never break those. Change. It forges chains. So speak with truth and then, you know, remember this is where it's so important to know history. Just remember, remind our brothers and sister, you know, that there's not been a covenant that with Israel, that's been revoked.
