No More Politics: It Is DANGEROUS to Let Biden Continue His Presidency | Guests: Vivek Ramaswamy & Rep. Chip Roy | 6/28/24
Primary Topic
This episode discusses the perceived dangers and implications of allowing President Joe Biden to continue in office, featuring insights from guests Vivek Ramaswamy and Representative Chip Roy.
Episode Summary
Main Takeaways
- President Biden's capability to govern is questioned based on his recent public performances.
- The episode discusses the potential risks to national security under Biden's leadership.
- There is a call for political accountability and the possible invocation of the 25th Amendment.
- The guests criticize the media and political figures for not addressing what they see as evident issues with Biden's fitness for office.
- The conversation includes broader implications for U.S. policy and global standing.
Episode Chapters
1: Introduction
Glenn Beck sets the stage by discussing Biden's recent public appearances and the media's portrayal of his capabilities. He introduces his guests and outlines the episode's focus on the alleged dangers of Biden's presidency. Glenn Beck: "This is about the security and future of our country, not just politics."
2: National Security Concerns
Discussion on how Biden's public persona during debates and speeches might affect U.S. national security and international relations. Vivek Ramaswamy: "We are at a point where the credibility and capability of our leadership are directly impacting our global standing and safety."
3: Media and Political Accountability
Beck and his guests criticize the media for insufficient scrutiny of Biden's public performances and discuss the political implications of not addressing these concerns openly. Rep. Chip Roy: "There's a serious need for our political and media institutions to stop covering up and start addressing the real issues."
4: The 25th Amendment
The conversation shifts to the potential need to invoke the 25th Amendment due to concerns about Biden's mental fitness. Glenn Beck: "If we're talking about the safety of the nation, then it's time to seriously consider the 25th Amendment."
Actionable Advice
- Stay informed about political leaders' capabilities and health.
- Engage in public discourse about the leadership's fitness to govern.
- Advocate for transparency and accountability in political communication.
- Support measures that ensure leaders are capable of fulfilling their duties.
- Encourage checks and balances within the political system to safeguard national interests.
About This Episode
Glenn breaks down President Biden's terrifying performance during the CNN presidential debate, which he fears put America at risk. Glenn also calls out all the people who knew about Biden's cognitive weaknesses for lying to the American people, people who are now playing politics after Biden's weakness was put on full display. Glenn and Stu further discuss Biden's disastrous performance. Former 2024 presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy joins Glenn to discuss how weak Biden is making America look. Trump 2024 national press secretary Karoline Leavitt joins to discuss President Trump's debate win. Glenn reads articles that help prove his theory that Jill Biden has had a manipulative hand in Biden's re-election bid. Stu breaks down the released SCOTUS decisions, including overruling the controversial Chevron v. Natural Resources Defense Council decision. Rep. Chip Roy (R-Texas) joins to discuss his push for Biden to be removed immediately under the 25th Amendment.
People
Joe Biden, Vivek Ramaswamy, Chip Roy, Donald Trump
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Vivek Ramaswamy, Chip Roy
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Transcript
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I stay the same.
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It's a new day. I turn to rain.
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Hello, America. Welcome to the Glenn Beck program. You know, I always joke and I say we've got about 15 minutes of, you know, great material. We're going to jam pack into a three hour show. We've got about 10 hours of really important material. We're going to try to jam pack it into 3 hours. We have the right people on today to tell you exactly what happened last night. We're going to take you through it. And then I have a few insights that I haven't heard from anyone else that I think are really critical, not just for conservatives, but for the country and the world. We'll tell you all about it. We begin in 60 seconds. Stand by. First, you can have the best bed money can buy. You can have the most comfortable pillows and sheets and comforters, and none of it will matter if, let's say you were watching a debate last night and you saw the destruction of our country and you just couldn't sleep because you had so much on your mind and you couldn't wait to get on the air. This is oddly specific, but you might need relief factor sleep. It's called z factor. It comes from the makers of relief factor. It's 100% drug free. Way to fall asleep faster, sleep better, and stay asleep longer. Z factor uses a formula of four natural ingredients.
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Wow.
Last night I watched something I've never seen before.
This country just continues to get more and more bizarre when the president. I'm going to spend some time here talking as if you've watched the debate last night because we have so much to cover.
But I will tell you, let me just play the first thing that came out of Joe Biden's mouth last night. Do we have the first cut with his opening statement? Please?
Let me look for the number. I'm sorry, it's cut six.
President Biden, inflation has slowed, but prices remain high. Since you took office, the price of essentials has increased. For example, a basket of groceries that cost $100 then now costs more than $120 and typical home prices have jumped more than 30%. What do you say to voters who feel they are worse off under your presidency than they were under President Trump?
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We got to take a look at what I was left when I became president.
A
Trump left me when he walked out. At first, he looked like the walking dead.
I think you're going to be surprised at some of the things I say today because I'm not playing politics and I'm hearing everybody else playing politics.
He looked really bad. Really bad. And then when he opened up his voice or opened up his mouth, and that came out, well, I just wanted, it was breathtaking.
Breathtaking. Just his presentation.
Continue, please. President Trump, we got to take a.
C
Look at what I was left when I became president. What Mister Trump left me. We had an economy that was in freefall. The pandemic was so badly handled, many people were dying. All he said was, it's not that serious. Just inject a little bleach into your arm. You'll be all right. The economy collapsed. There were no jobs. Unemployment rate rose to 15%. It was terrible. And so what we had to do is try to put things back together again. That's exactly what we began to do.
A
That's probably the clearest he was all night.
Now, let me give you, well, let's cut 14, please. Biden on the border.
Given that, why should voters trust you to solve this crisis?
C
Because we worked very hard to get a bipartisan agreement that not only changed all of that, made sure that we are in a situation where you had no circumstance where they could come across the border with the number of border police there are now. We significantly increased the number of asylum officers significantly. By the way, the border patrol endorsed me, endorsed my position. In addition to that, we find ourselves in a situation where when he was president, he was taking, separating babies from their mothers, putting them in cages, making sure the families were separated. Thats not the right way to go. What I've done since I've changed the law, what's happened, I've changed it in a way that now you're in a situation where 40% fewer people coming across the border legally. That's better than when he left office. And I'm going to continue to move until we get the total ban on the total initiative relative to what we can do with more Border Patrol and more asylum officers. President Trump, I really don't know what he said at the end of that sentence. I don't think he knows what he said either.
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Stop. Cut eleven. Here's Joe Biden on Medicare.
C
We'd be able to wipe out his debt. We'd be able to help make sure that all those things we need to do, childcare, elder care, making sure that we continue to strengthen our health care system, making sure that we're able to make every single solitary person eligible for what I've been able to do with the COVID excuse me, with dealing with everything we have to do with, look, if we finally beat Medicare, thank you, President Biden.
A
President Trump, he's right.
C
He did beat Medicare. He beat it to death and he's destroying Medicare.
A
That is one of the first fumbles that Biden made. And notice Donald Trump did not take a swing at him. He said, you know, yeah, he did. He did hit Medicare and he damn near destroyed it. He's not making fun of his age. It is the most restrained I have ever seen Donald Trump.
And we'll get into the strategy, which I believe was the strategy of the night for Biden, which was a complete and total disaster.
Let me, gosh.
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Stunning.
A
I'm just having to, it's like, it's like Sophie's choice here. I've got so much that I have to get on the show today, and I just don't, I'm just, I'm going to just have to assume that you knew what happened or that was enough information. It was something I have never, ever seen before.
It was terrifying.
Terrifying.
If I'm Putin, I am, I am storming Europe. If I am China, I am going into Taiwan right now.
This is the weakest our president has ever appeared. Okay. Never before in my lifetime I remember I wasn't around for Kennedy, but I remember when Reagan was in the hospital after being shot.
And that was a very nerve wracking time because he's not in charge. And he transferred the powers to the vice president while he was in the hospital. Right at the beginning, it was terrifying because you knew the world was watching. Now here's, there are, there were three things that happened last night or, or a few categories.
One, those who knew, those who knew that John, that Joe Biden was like, this should be the most freaked out, and I'll explain in a minute.
Those who believed in the media and all of this garbage that, no, this is just Republican, you know, a cheap fake.
He's never been more sharp. He's never been better than he is right now. He's so sharp and nimble.
Anybody who believed that, and you saw this performance last night, you were probably in shock, and you're lost today. You don't know what to think today.
But here's what those people who believe the media and were shocked last night, here's what you should be thinking today.
I cannot trust any of my trusted sources because they all lied to me. And I'll get to it in a second on why this is so important.
Then there were those who, who ran this con and who participated in this con. And I include every member of the press corps, anybody who's talked to him, anybody who's seen him, anybody who has, has seen him up close and personal, has had conversations as the press.
You knew it. You knew it.
Also those who ran the con in the White House and the Democratic Party.
Shame on you.
We need, we do need a list of the people who ran this con and covered for him. And I'll explain why again in a second.
And then there are those, and they can fit in the last three categories, but less definitely the last two.
Those who are today responding by saying the Democratic Party is in trouble, that what are we going to do for the election?
Can we get him to step down before the convention? If we do, how do we pay? Are you out of your mind?
We are now facing nuclear threats that we haven't faced since the 1960s.
But in the 1960s, we had a jackass of the Soviet Union, Khrushchev.
But he was at least aware we had Jack Kennedy, who was in so much pain. Not unbeknownst to you, the doctors were jacking him up on drugs, but at least he was sane and all. There we have a president that will have seven minutes to decide. Seven minutes.
You know, I don't know if you know what it is like if there is a launch of a nuclear weapon or even one that we think has a nuclear bomb in it.
If North Korea would launch a hypersonic weapon at us, we would have less time than seven minutes.
We wouldn't be able to verify if that was a nuke or nothing.
The president has seven minutes to decide, and what happens? They open up the football, and they take out what's called the black book of Death.
That's how serious this is. It's called the Black Book of Death.
They open it up, and it is like a.
It's a.
It's a cheesecake factory memo, uh, menu. And the president has to look through it and say, okay, this city, this system, these ships, these silos, uh, and then the guy who's with the football is kind of like an actuary. He then has to look at all of those and take each selection and then go back to the president and say, within seven minutes, okay, mister president, this is going to result in this many dead. I. Your target is North Korea. But the selections that you made, some of those cities are up against the border of China.
The radiation will blow into China, and you'll kill an additional 250,000 Chinese. The Chinese will look at that as aggression against them, and they may launch against you. You may now include the Chinese. Also up north, you're up towards Russia. You're going to kill citizens in Russia as well.
Is this your selection, sir?
I am so angry today that I haven't heard one single person on television or in the political realm talk about the country.
They're all talking about an election.
How do we replace him for before the convention? How do we get him off of the ticket? How do we get this man away from the football?
Do you know what our enemies were thinking last night?
This country is in more danger, clear and present danger, than we have been, I believe, possibly in my lifetime.
We are weak. The world knows it. We have enemies everywhere. They know it. They are threatening nuclear weapons.
We cannot have this man with a black book of death. And the button.
Does anyone understand what you actually saw? You didn't see a presidential candidate. You saw the president of the United States.
Where is anyone?
If you are celebrating? Because you're like, oh, God, this is going to be great for Trump. A.
Be careful what you wish for, but be more than self, their country loved.
If you are somebody who's on the left thinking, oh, well, this just played into the, quote, caricature that the right was trying to build about him, we weren't trying to build that. Do you think we want our country to be destroyed? Does any American want our president to look like that?
Any American?
What the hell is wrong with us?
I, we're in more trouble not because of, not because of Joe Biden. We're in more trouble because people are not recognizing the danger that is right in front of us.
You know, I've been saying a lot lately. May God save the republic. He cannot, he cannot do what we won't participate in.
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Some things are about our country, about whether we survive or not.
Look at what the lies did.
The lies that this media, our CIA, our intelligence, our FBI, all of them, all of them have been a part of getting this guy elected when we knew at the time, because he was in, you know, his basement with mommy that he wasn't capable of being the president.
Now look how far he's come.
Look how bad it is. And they allowed him.
By not invoking the 25th amendment, they allowed him to run for another four years.
That guy will not make it four years, at least intact.
What are you thinking?
And then you have Kamala Harris as your vice president.
Does there, is there anybody, is there anybody that thinks that she's going to be better, that she's more qualified?
I just, I don't understand it. And I am so upset today because I knew it would be bad. I thought it would be bad, but not that bad. Did you, Stu, did you think it would be that bad?
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Absolutely not.
I've said before that Joe Biden has had a lot of bad moments, but his worst moments have not been in the biggest moments. He's generally been able to clear the very low bar set for him.
Last night he couldn't even see the bar from where he was.
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And shame on those people in the White House that immediately came out to spin. And I don't, they didn't even, they didn't even wait for the debate to be over. All of a sudden they just said, hey, I'm not telling you this, but he's had a bad cold. He's got a really bad cold. They started saying that in the middle. If that were true, they would have said it days ago. Glenn Beck, they're still trying to cover and no one on the left is talking about national security. My gosh, what have we become?
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Welcome to the Glenn Beck program.
We're just trying to make sense of what we saw last night on television. And it's not, it's not Joe Biden.
It is Jill Biden. And I'm going to get into that a little later.
But it's the White House, it's the Democratic Party, it's the elites, it's the secret Service, it's the cabinet, it's the CIA, it's the DOJ.
Everyone who works around Joe Biden, they all knew. They all knew. And just, I mean, for the last few months, they've been saying, this is a conspiracy theory. I'm so sick and tired. If anybody says it's a conspiracy theory, I'm, I'm most apt to just believe it at this point without any work at all, because everything that they say is a conspiracy theory, at least that we have talked about has been right. In the end, these people should lose all credibility with the average American. It is important. Everybody says, how can I tell the truth? How can I find the truth? How do I know? Well, this is it. If you watch or trust anybody who is saying that Joe Biden's really not that bad and it's fine, or is today saying, well, we've got to replace Joe Biden by the, by the convention for the candidacy. But they are not talking about the country.
They should have no credibility with you. None. None.
They don't get it and, or are liars.
Oh, my gosh. What? Yeah.
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What is the reality of the situation? I mean, he, you have to put it into perspective as to what we looked at last night that was not just okay. Joe Biden showed up for a debate and didn't do a good job, as they told us, as reporting told us. He had been prepping for weeks for this. Every piece of the highly paid public political apparatus of the White House was all aligned. To do one thing last night was just to get him over the incredibly low hurdle of showing up and looking coherent for an hour and a half. And they not only failed at that, they had, they couldn't even see the bar from where they were. It was a, it was the low expectations that he had going into that should have been so easy for them to clear. And the fact is, when you look at this and you think about what is going on behind the scenes, we are in danger as a country. I have children who live in this country. I am legitimately concerned as to what on earth can happen to us over the next six or seven months. Politics is not even in the forefront of my mind. I mean, Glenn.
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No.
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They've been blocking the release of these tapes of the interview he did with Robert. Her. Good God. What do those sound like?
Think they. They came out with executive privilege. They're so desperate to block us from hearing that interview.
What must that have been like? This is an interview that convinced Robert Herr to say, we can't prosecute him because he's an elderly man with a poor memory. What on earth happened to in that meeting? This has been going on for a really long time, but obviously is accelerating. He's in the throes of a major medical incident, and our. All of our lives depend on it.
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Let me give you some good news, Chip. Roy said, I intend on putting forth a resolution calling upon the vice president to immediately use her powers under section four of the 25th amendment to convene and mobilize the principal officer, officers of the cabinet to declare POTUS is unable to successfully discharge the duties and powers of his office.
I'm going to. I want to talk to you about that, because I do believe, and I'm going to assign the best intentions that they care about the country.
But I have not heard anybody say that. I've always heard them talk about, you got to beat Donald Trump. What do we do to beat Donald Trump? And he can't be that guy.
But the. The 25th amendment came in after the Kennedy assassination because we didn't have. We. We didn't know what to do. If the president's incapacitated, how does that work?
Well, they changed that and they added the 25th Amendment. And here's what has to happen. The vice president has to go to the cabinet.
Now, remember who's in his cabinet?
God.
So he has to go to the cabinet, or she has to go to the cabinet and say, what do you think? Is he capable of executing his duties? Those people already knew that he was incapable of doing it. I really would like to know, and this is a serious question, who's running our country?
Who is running our country? Because it's not him and it's not Kamala Harris.
So who is it?
The cabinet has sat in meetings and had moments like that with this president.
None of them got together and said, hey, you know, this is really dangerous for the country because he's in charge.
If they did, who calmed their fears and say, don't worry, it's covered. If he is really bad, we've got it covered. XYZ, that would all be against the constitution.
Now, I don't know if you heard Kamala Harris on last night with Anderson Cooper. Good heavens. Do we have that cut?
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I watched it last night, Glenn, and I will say stepping, stepping out of the world of, you know, our children's lives are on the line if you are. I watched the interview. Is she good? No. The answer to that is no. It's an easy answer. And the answer is no. Is she 1000 times better than Joe Biden?
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Yes, yes, yes, yes, she is.
B
Look, I know.
A
Well, she's the only option here, by the way. She's the only option.
B
I agree. Actually, I think it's still the most likely thing. I mean, I know we, and believe me, Glenn, selfishly, I immediately retreated to, holy crap, my bet with Glenn. I am in serious, serious trouble here.
Our bet, if you don't remember, you're.
A
Only in trouble if, if he steps down, is not the candidate, which I think you're in trouble on there. But that wasn't the bet that he stepped down and was not the candidate and replaced with Michelle.
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Right.
A
So it's, even if it's not Michelle, I'm not gonna hold you to the. Because he's not the candidate. No, that wasn't the bet.
B
That wasn't the bet. You know, we have to both sides of it. But now it's opening up the possibility that Michelle Obama could step in. But I do think still the most likely person to be the nominee, if it is nothing, Joe Biden is Kamala Harris. Again, that's a terrible option for them, but it does take off the table. Their biggest vulnerability. Their biggest vulnerability is not how they failed in Afghanistan. It's not the border. It's not any of this stuff. Their biggest vulnerability is his age. And while she does the word salad stuff, she's a terrible politician. Her views are abhorrent. She can at least solve that issue. And I, politically, we need to set, set our reality here. It's not good if they, if Joe Biden steps down. It's not a positive for Republicans if they replace Joe Biden with someone else.
A
It must happen, though.
B
It must happen for the country's sake. Yes, but it is, I will say it's not. We will cheer and a lot of people on the right will mock and be excited about it. But in reality, I think it's a net negative for Donald Trump's chances of being in the White House.
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Yes, yes.
It's, it's, it's, it's, it's not, you know, it's not a good thing that happened last night.
It is, you know, you know what their strategy was last night, I think the strategy to have the president win was to piss Donald Trump off.
I've never heard, and I'm comparing to Donald Trump. Donald Trump calls everybody a name, makes fun of them. Everything else. I have never heard anyone more vindictive, more twisted, more name calling than Biden was on Trump.
Everything he did, everything he did was to get under his skin and to piss him off and making, make him strike back. And I have to tell you, for the first 70 minutes, Donald Trump was the most restrained I've ever seen him and the most focused. And he, because of that split screen, you could see, you could see the difference. You could see his reactions. He didn't mock him.
He spoke what he felt was true. He's the worst president ever. I think you can make a very good case for that. Now, there is Woodrow Wilson, but when it comes to destructive force and incompetency, he's the worst president we've ever had, bar none. Bar none. And the situation, you know, four years into it is we may not have a country left.
But he.
I didn't think this was possible on that stage.
Donald Trump was not the bully.
Joe Biden is not a good man. I don't care what Van Jones and everybody else says. He's not a good man.
You can't be a good man and be married to a woman who will not. I went to bed last night, last thing I said to my wife, if before I love you is, honey, I mean this sincerely, I start to degrade and I start to sound anything close to this, anything that he was four years ago, you got to stop me. And I might fight you and say, no, it's just I'm. Because it'll be my ego, but you got to stop me. Please don't let me do that to myself. And she's like, not a chance. I'm not a chance. Everybody in the family will stop you because we love you.
You can't have a family that is doing this. He's a cash machine. That's all he is. He's a cash machine to that family.
And it's sad and pathetic, but you get what you build.
You know, it's a disgrace.
B
That was a disgrace to watch that last night. This is, we're supposed to be a freaking superpower.
A
I know.
B
That is, we are supposed to be the country leading the world, and that is what we're putting up in front of it. It is incomprehensible that that man is leading this country. Incomprehensible it needs to end immediately.
A
Speaker one, let me, let me show you what happened. We have the Jill Biden coming on and walking him off the stage, which was, he stood there frozen. You have that cut of him standing on stage and she comes up. Here it is. Joe, you did such a great job. You answered every question.
B
You knew all the facts.
A
And let me ask the crowd, what did Trump do?
B
Why.
A
She'S running for president. He's not. My wife saw that last night. This is after she walked him off the stage. They walked into this room. He's completely silent, just standing there, not blinking again, strangely.
And she's running for president.
Joe, you answered every question. You did it. All right. She's talking to him like he's four.
And you know what?
If he's not yet, soon he will be mentally four.
It's got to stop. More in a minute.
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Last night, debate was a national crisis.
And anybody who is talking about just politics and not leading with where's the 25th amendment? That guy cannot have his finger on the button. He can't.
He is not there. And it's beyond elder abuse now. It's national suicide.
And honestly, I don't want to say that as a conservative because I want Joe Biden to run. I'd love him to run. It's a shoo and it'll be a landslide, especially after last night. But it's bad for the country.
One of the guys who's been bandied around by Donald Trump as being a possible vp, or at least in holding a cabinet position, is Vivek Ramaswamy. I believe he was there last night. We're going to talk to him. 60 seconds.
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Vivek Ramaswamy, where were you last night during the debate?
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I was in Atlanta. We were watching it with a number of our fellow allies in the spin room where I was handling a lot of the media before and after. And I got to tell you, Glenn, the media mood was despondent in response. I mean, what we saw last night was, I think, a rejection of this country's greatness, of President Biden standing there like he not had a drug, performance enhancing drug, but, like, he had a lobotomy beforehand.
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Yeah.
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And the reality is, this became more evident to me, that they scheduled this debate as the first ever June debate in history. It's the earliest ever debate to happen before the nominating convention of their own party.
It's increasingly clear why they wanted to put him through one final test before he became the nominee. And he failed it miserably. That's the reality.
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Yeah. I will tell you, I have a theory on exactly how this all came down and why, and I'm going to express that next hour. But you're exactly right. This was either a test or it was coordinated by those who new.
This guy can't, he can't win and he shouldn't be president, but we'll see.
So the, you say the press was despondent.
How could the press corps be shocked by something they had to have seen over and over again?
D
It depends on who you mean in the press corps. Right. You're thinking about the young people who are on the ground as the people were assigned to be there that night. They're just following directions. I think the higher level fact of the matter is the managerial class has lost their use for Joe Biden. So in some sense, they were prepared for him to be hung out to dry. What I really think is the fact that any Americans at home are surprised by what they saw. And many of my independent and centrist friends last night were shocked. That is actually the indictment of the media, because the media has playing interference, running interference for Joe Biden for a long time. But now they've just decided to let the old man fend for his own, and he wasn't able to do it. And so the reality is they've lost their use for Biden. His cognitive deficits. This is what it also reveals. Glenn is, for the people around him, the managerial class around him, cognitive deficits haven't been a bug. It's kind of a feature because that's what allows them to control him. But right now, that managerial class is ready for a new candidate. I think.
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Let me, let me, let me ask you, beyond the candidacy. Have you read Annie Jacobson's book nuclear War?
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I have not, no.
A
I'll add that to my. You should read it. I know, I know how you love to read. You'd love that book.
It talks about the first, I think it's 15 or 30 minutes of a nuclear war, and minute by minute, and it's amazing. There is no way that that man should be, they should be talking. And you've run many companies. If that was your CEO and you were chairman of the board, would you not be holding a vote today with the board of directors to relieve him of his duties, not because of a bad performance, but because it. He proved last night he is not capable of even understanding the complex issues.
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And the vote would be unanimous, of course. But the reality is, this is a danger to the future of the United States. We're more vulnerable than we have ever been. Our homeland right now, Glenn is more vulnerable than it's ever been in my lifetime to attacks of various kinds, from missile to super mp to cyber to what's happening even at our southern border. But the fact of the matter is, whether you're a Democrat or Republican, you ought to find it frightening if there's something, somebody who looked like he came straight out of a nursing home for the debate, responsible for not only the nuclear codes, but our own national defense. And I say that speaking not as a Republican or as a partisan, but just as an American, that's a sad day for the country. And I think it's why so many people at home were left saddened by what they saw.
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I mean, if you didn't care about the country, all you'd be talking about was, this was fantastic for Donald Trump last night. Cause this is guarantee, if he's the candidate, it's guarantee that Donald Trump will win in November.
But that's not good for the country. And I don't want Biden to be replaced. Cause they might find somebody that I don't know, know who they could find. Gavin Newsom. I can't imagine any of these people winning, but they could go to somebody like Michelle Obama, which would be an absolute disaster.
But let me go now to politics.
I thought Donald Trump was the, did the best debate and was the most disciplined, at least for the first 70 minutes that I've ever seen him. I mean, he, I thought he did a remarkable job.
D
Right? And I think the first half is what defines the course of the debate. And he nailed it. I do think one thing towards the end, also to give him credit for one piece of the second half, which I loved, was that piece at the end where he authentically said it and meant it, and it came across as authentic, that he wanted Biden to be a good president, that he has to be putting himself through this. Everybody in the country and everybody in the world knows he wouldn't be charged with everything he's being charged with unless he was running for us president. He lives a good life without going into this. And something, as an outsider, I'm empathetic to deeply. Business owners across this country are empathetic to deeply. You don't have to put yourself through this kind of suffering. And Donald Trump said that through the camera to the audience last night. I think everyone at home believed him because it was just credible, it was authentic, it was true. And I think that also goes to the point that you made, Glenn, which is, this isn't even a partisan point. Even Donald Trump and every one of us would love for Joe Biden to be and has been a great president, but he's not. And I think that that authentic delivery, I thought that was one of the, one of the nicer pieces of Donald Trump's debate performance last night that others haven't really appreciated, maybe quite as much. I think that actually converted a lot of independent minded people who were watching that late into the debate.
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I was on Donald Trump Junior s the podcast triggered yesterday with him, and we started talking about the economy.
And I said, you know, I'm not a billionaire. You are.
But I'm not hurting. My family's not starving for cash, vivek, you're not starving for cash. But if you ever go through a drive through, the first thing that I think of, the first thing Don Junior told me he thought of, and I bet it with you, is, how is the average person surviving this?
You can't have two people going through for $35 for happy meals. It's, it's not sustainable.
And I thought Donald Trump did a good job last night, and he should be recognized as a, as a billionaire who actually does because he goes through the drive thru and he doesn't have to care. But he does think, how are people doing this?
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And the reality is, if people like you or me or Trump have sticker shock, imagine the effect that has, oh, my God, Americans who are showing up in a grocery store and paying bills they've never seen, but at a moment where, here's the key part of this talk about inflation. Their wages have not gone up to keep up with that inflation. I think it's the double whammy that people feel at home, and that's also why people are having fewer children right now. A big reason why many families are choosing to bring fewer children into the world and into this country is because they feel like they can't have the economic stability to do it. So that economic risk is now actually feeding. And I don't mean to be hyperbolic about it, it's just true. We do have a repopulation problem. We have a fertility rate problem in this country. But those aren't abstract questions. They're directly related to the government policies, including those that have given us the flailing economy of the last few years. And this economy, it is a moral issue for that reason. It's not just a money issue. It is a moral issue of a political class that has really spat in the face of the very people they're supposed to serve. And the most beautiful part about this, Glenn, is it is solvable. You know, Joe Biden's approach is vengeance towards the ultra successful. Donald Trump is part of the ultra successful, and he doesn't exhibit vengeance towards them. But I think many Americans understand that. What I love about Trump is even though he succeeds, I don't have to begrudge him for that success.
To the contrary, he has the skills that allowed him to succeed as an entrepreneur and as an independent voice outside of politics to help me through politics as well. It's what got him there the first time, and I think it's what's going to get him there again.
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So Donald Trump believes that there is such a thing as good debt. I believe there's good debt as well. If you're spending money to make money and you are growing your business, you're fine. So, you know, that's why some theory is that you can have a healthy amount of debt. But the debt that we're acquiring now, tell me, Vivek, can you name one thing that we have besides seven Ev's charging stations around the country, can you tell me what, what we have that's an asset with all of the debt that we've racked up over the four years?
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Well, I obviously don't think the national debt should be zero, but it's at 34 trillion and growing. We're on track for the interest payments on that debt to be the largest line item on our federal budget. So, just to draw the individual analogy, you know, do you have a loan on your car? Do you have a loan on your house? It's one thing if the interest payments that you're making on your loans are the largest item that you or your family spend on, that's not sustainable for your family in the same way that's not sustainable for our nation. That's the way to think about the size of this problem. And the worst thing of all is, to your point, are we actually spending it on things that increase our prosperity, increase the quality of life for our people? No. It is in the name of this Green New Deal a climate change agenda that I've said it before, and I'll say it again, climate change agenda that absolutely is a hoax that ultimately has nothing to do with the climate and everything to do with letting China catch up to and supersede the United States, because they're not tying their hands with the same constraint that the United States is adopting on its own. And I thought Donald Trump did a great job last night, not falling for that climate change question coming out and saying that we do stand for clean air and clean water. That too is part of America first, but not bending the knee to some global climate religion that's adding to our national debt.
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So, Vivek, you're a businessman.
How does Donald Trump turn this economy around? And because we are, we are just on the precipice.
He is going to have to do tax cuts, and he is also going to have to probably spend money and just cut regulation. Is that enough to turn this around?
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It's a big first step. And I'll tell you, there's more we can do, too. But cutting those regulations is not an understatement in its impact.
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I know, I know.
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And regulatory state that is expanded far beyond the scope of what our founders envisioned. And it is at once a threat to our constitutional republic, where the people we elect to run the government, they're not the ones writing the rules anymore. Not only is that an affront to our constitution, it's also an affront to our economy. And so that alone is going to unleash a new wave of just economic prosperity from rolling back the regulatory state alone. Now, let's get more specific with respect to the debt as well as economic growth, as well as inflation. There's one step that can take care of all three right at once. Get the oil and gas out from underneath our ground and sell it and use that to buy down a big part of our national debt. That's a triple whammy, Glen. First of all, you've increased the supply of energy. That brings down costs, brings down inflation. It delivers economic growth. And even more importantly, that is a way that without touching Social Security, Medicare, or raising taxes, you can actually buy down our national debt, which then brings down the interest costs of those payments. And I know Donald Trump is thinking exactly along those lines. He's got the right vision. It's not rocket science. Right. Rocket science is rocket science. This is basic policy. And yet that level of common sense is actually what's missing in the policies that we're seeing today.
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Vivek, if you have time I have to pause for a network 1 minute commercial break and then back with you in 60 seconds. I just want to ask you the takeaway. What, what, what is the takeaway from last night that the average American should be talking about and thinking about today? Patriot Mobile, what do you think about your mobile phone company? You know, what are they doing with the money that you send them every month? Normally, it'd be a weird question to ask because I don't usually care about what companies do. But like companies, Verizon, they donate money to Planned Parenthood. A lot of these companies are spending their profits dismantling America and everything that we hold dear.
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What should the big takeaway be?
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Look, I think there's two takeaways, Glenn. One is on the issue. The top issues that matter to Americans, infiltration of the southern border and revival of our economy. There's one man who has a clear vision of how to fix it. That's Donald Trump. There's one man who doesn't give a second care about Americans. That was Joe Biden falling asleep at the switch. The only thing he cared about was his grievances against Trump. But I think it's also something deeper. Gladys. People at home, when they look at those two candidates and say which one is going to make me more proud of being an American again?
Vote for the candidate who made you feel that way last night?
For me, it was one person. It was obvious it was Donald Trump. But whoever that was for you at home, look at the two men who are running to be the president. Which one makes you to be proud of being a citizen of this nation? Once again, cast your vote for that candidate, and the right thing is going to happen this November.
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Yeah. I also would point out you weren't just watching the debate, Kim Jong Il or un, which one is. He was watching it from North Korea. Putin was watching it. China was all over watching it last night.
Which one will the world respect and which one will be railroaded by all of our enemies? It's so clear, so bare and obvious.
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And so now the question is, we can't use complacency as an option. Complacency is never a choice. The Democrats, I think, have been consistently in playing tricks, one step ahead. And so this is our moment now to say it's in our hands. Our founding fathers, you know what? If they could make the sacrifices they did 250 years ago, the least we can do right now is as citizens, show up, vote, spread the message, do it, and compete on the terms as they exist today to make sure. Now this doesn't just have to be a win. This can be a landslide of historic proportions. And think of what that means for national unity. Glen, we've been accustomed to these razor thin margins. We haven't seen a landslide since, like, that's the opportunity we have this year. I know, dare I say, unite this country. Let's not squander that opportunity. And I think complacency isn't an option. That's my view.
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Vivek, thank you very much. I appreciate it. Thanks for calling in. I know you had a long night last night. Stu, can we get an update on the Supreme Court rulings that have just come in?
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Yeah, a big one here. A couple big ones. Actually, the biggest one, I think, is Chevron deference. It.
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Please, please, please, lord, please, please.
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Six three. Ruling along ideological lines. That chevron deference is overturned, at least partially.
The reason I'm a little hesitant here to be because this. If you don't know what it is, we'll go through it here in a second. We don't have time to explain the whole thing, but generally speaking, really, really bad thing that builds the administrative state to the size that it is now, if this is overturned fully, it's great. It is written by Roberts. So I have.
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I'm still.
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So I wouldn't get too excited yet, but certainly better than the alternative.
The other one we can go through quickly, Glenn, is the idea that Trump immunity? No, that one is not out yet. We have another one on the homelessness situation. Can you enforce rules against homeless people camping? And they said it is okay to do that. It is not unconstitutional, not cruel and unusual punishment.
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Unbelievable.
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Every single american and every news outlet should be leading not with politics, but with danger.
Danger.
What we saw last night happen on the stage happened to an american president, and our enemies all watched it happen.
Everyone should be leading their broadcast with the 25th Amendment. Why are we, if this was a private company or a public company, the shareholders would all be demanding that that CEO be removed because he is not capable of doing the job and he's putting the company in danger. This president is putting you and your family in danger. Clear and present danger.
We're going to talk to Chip Roy about that coming up in just a second. We want to talk to Caroline Levitt. She is the 2024 national press secretary, secretary for Donald Trump.
Last night. I mean, I don't think that there is any way, you know, even, even the left was saying, you know, NPR, well, it's CNN. They didn't ask tough questions. Yeah, they asked tough questions of both of them. And Donald Trump, his performance was the most disciplined and quite honestly, the most generous and kind to a guy who was poking him. Every single answer. How did it go from your point of view?
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Absolutely. We couldn't be prouder as a campaign of President Trump today. He really smashed it out of the park last night. It was one of the greatest debate performances ever. He was focused. He was sharp. He was disciplined. He stayed, he stayed focused on the issues that matter. And I think he did a tremendous job of drawing a contrast, not just, of course, with his clear strength and competence with Biden's weakness and incompetence, but also what life looked like under his leadership versus Biden's leadership. I thought one of my favorite lines of the night was when he repeated it a few times, that illegal aliens are living in luxury hotels while our homeless veterans are living on the street. That is the reality of Joe Biden America. That's very powerful. He also spoke with great compassion that I see him display every day for the families and the victims of migrant crime. This is a man who takes time out of his day to call these mourning mothers across the country whom he's never met, but he does it because he cares and he loves them. And he spoke about that last night. And Joe Biden denies that these families are even in pain. He denies responsibility for the opening border invasion that he has allowed. And it was a catastrophic performance for Biden last night.
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So what do you think the Democrats are going to do? I mean, I am as an american citizen, that performance by Joe Biden should have scared the hell out of everyone. And I think Donald Trump had such great restraint. He never took cheap shots at him. He was like, honestly, he said the same thing that I think most Americans that were watching said. He said, you know, I don't even, I don't even know what that last sentence even meant. I don't know what he was trying to say there. And I don't know if he knows, but he didn't say it with, with anger or in a vengeful sort of way.
He didn't take the opportunity to kind of dance in that sadness. He instead came out at one point and said, we shouldn't even be having this debate. Look, look at this. We shouldn't even, this is so easy. We shouldn't even be having this debate.
What do you think the Biden administration is going to do politically? Do they survive?
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You know, Glenn, it's, it's a great question, and I'm sure there's a lot of panicking Democrat operatives this morning, from Obama to the Clintons, who are calling one another, deciding what their next step is going to be. You know, we're more than 100 days away from this election now. I mean, we're in the final stretch here, really. It's the dog days of summer. And before you know it, it's going to be fall. And then we're scheduled to have another debate. I don't see how they can possibly put Joe Biden on a debate with President Trump again. I don't think they will either. But, but the, the important piece here is, is it doesn't matter who they put up because it's the Democrat party's policies that have destroyed this country. It is their open border. It is their tax and spend policies that have created the worst inflation crisis in a generation. And the Democrat party is complicit in the COVID up of Joe Biden's demise. And because of their, their negligence and their, their failure to be honest with the american people about just how severely incapacitated Joe Biden truly has been, our country has been destroyed as a result. And they can never be forgiven for that.
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No, they shouldn't be.
They should be held accountable. And as well, the media, I felt really bad for those people who are just kind of skating along and believe the media still.
And they watched that last night after, you know, they were told that it was a, you know, a, a MAGA hoax and a cheap fake making the president look like he was incompetent. And, you know, he's the best and sharpest he's ever been. And you can't believe behind closed doors, they had to be shocked. Last night, I heard the press in the press room, actually, you could hear their breath being taken away, a gasp when he did a few things.
The press knew about this, but the people who believed the press didn't.
And that is a massive betrayal.
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That's right. The mainstream media is complicit in the COVID up of Joe Biden's cognitive decline. And last night, our press team on the Trump campaign, we were gearing up for an avalanche of inquiries in our inboxes on fact checks. And, you know, that's what we've, we've experienced in debates of the past. It was silent. I mean, we, we didn't hear from virtually anyone in the press last night because they were clearly dumbfounded and the focus was on the Biden campaign. The questions had to be asked of them, of what the heck is going on with Joe Biden.
And, you know, just a week ago, I was on the phone with reporters, battling them over the whole cheap fake scandal that they were running with. They were actually accusing our campaign of deceptively editing videos to make Joe Biden look proud. No, I mean, there's not enough time in our day to edit all of the videos that have clearly shown Biden's cognitive decline over the last three and a half years. Anyone with eyeballs who's being truly honest has been able to see this. But the media is so corrupt that they just do the bidding of the Democrat party. But last night was so bad that they cannot even go along with it. You even have MSNBC Joe Scarborough, for goodness sake, saying this morning that Joe Biden can no longer do this job.
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So did you talk at all to the president last night? Not about the debate, but I would love to hear him talk about, he kind of mentioned it. Look, I don't have to do this job.
I'd much rather be someplace else. And he said that to me personally in the past, and I know that's sincere. He loves the country.
He must have been horrified and sad that the president of the United States looked like that last night.
E
Yes, absolutely. He was. We all were.
Just as american citizens who love this country, as you just said, it's almost unbearable to watch it sometimes.
And you saw President Trump's facial expressions on the stage, particularly that moment when Joe Biden looked down and couldn't get his train of thought back and then randomly said, I killed Medicare. What was that? And you could see President Trump looking at him being like, this guy is not okay, almost with a face of compassion, like, you know, you would any elderly person who is clearly declining. It's very sad. And another point that needs to be made is tough questions need to be asked of Jill Biden because she has been engaging in the abuse of her own husband. And she took men at the Waffle house last night or wherever they were, saying that Joe did great and screaming to the crowd, looking unhinged, saying that Trump is a liardeh. No, you're a liar, ma'am, because you have allowed the deterioration of your husband and the president of the United States, and you have been lying. And no one is going to know better the truth about his mental and cognitive ability than she does. And it's time that the press go to her and ask her, what have you known, how long have you known it? And why have you been lying to the american people as the first lady of the United States? It's disgusting what she's doing to her husband, frankly.
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Well, I believe the name was Edith. Edith Wilson did exactly the same thing with Woodrow Wilson. He had a stroke. He was horrible. And she was faking his signatures. She was saying that he was going to run for a third term, and he was completely checked out to lunch.
So it's not the first time a first lady has done this. It's just greed. And I don't know what it is. I don't know.
Thirsty for power or something.
Please pass on to the entire Trump team whoever advised the president last night, and I know very few people actually advise him, but thank them for a great job last night. And the president, I thought he was, I thought it was the best performance I have seen him ever do. I got up this morning and I thought, I'm going to have to get on the air and I'm going to sound like him. Nobody's seen anything like it. They didn't think it could happen.
It was beautiful. It was the greatest performance. I mean, but it all fits. It was last night. So, Carolyn, thank you.
E
Thank you so much. And I will pass it along. And he's on his way already to a rally in the Commonwealth of Virginia. We're going on offense in blue states. The campaign continues. The Democrats have to figure it out. But we know who we're running with and it's President Trump. Thank you much.
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Thank you. God bless.
All right. Back in just a second. I want to share a thought on Jill Biden here in just a second. 1st let me tell you about american giant. There was a time when american manufacturing was the envy of the world. If it was made in America, it was quality and the world trusted it. Much of that is gone. We're kind of, we've switched places with China in a way.
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They have four children. And I don't know what happened, but she passed away yesterday. And the way it's being expressed, it doesn't look like it was a surprise. Did you know anything about this, Stu? How am I a friend? And I didn't know that. God, I'm a lousy friend.
B
I can confirm that part of it, but I did not know much about anything about his wife. I mean, you're right. The way it was written seemed like maybe they had some awareness of what was going on, an illness or something. But it was really, really, really sad. I didn't even realize, honestly, that they had a relationship that was, you know, back to high school. I mean, that's incredible.
A
Yeah. And he loved her. I mean, the way he talked about her always.
And, you know, he just loved. They were just, you know, I think they're kind of like Tanya and I. They're just.
They're one. They were just one. And God, I feel for him. I. Blessings to the whole Massey family and our deepest consult. Condolences.
All right. Let's spend a few minutes on the Supreme Court before we get to chip Roy and his calling for the 25th amendment to be invoked on Joe Biden.
Stu, it looks like this chevron deference is pretty darn good. It's grandfathering in everything else. But it's saying from here on out, if the law is vague, it doesn't go to the EPA to decide it.
It says it's got to go to the court, but it should actually go back to Congress to decide.
B
And I do think that that's part of the process. Right. The courts would decide whether it was too vague. If it was, they would strike it down and Congress would have to redo it, essentially.
A
This good news for the ATF?
B
Yeah.
You know, and it's, you know, this idea that these agencies run our lives based on very, you know, very loose wording of these vague statutes is really hitting us all the time with the administrative state. This is why when you hear these, like, oh, they've decided to change their mind. And this is now outlawed. Right, right. That stuff.
A
Oh, hey, we're going to regulate. We're going to regulate your gas stove. Out of business.
Wait, what? Yeah. How?
That's what this is about.
B
Now they say, as you point out, the two weaknesses I've been able to find in the ruling. One is the past decisions, which, I mean, they're now kind of admitting were wrong, are still gonna stand. They're basically saying it would cause too much chaos to try to overturn them.
And then in addition to that, the only other thing that you can note is there's a sentence in there that says when a particular statute delegates authority to an agency consistent with constitutional limits, courts must respect the delegation while ensuring that the agency acts within it. So we can still have these things where the agencies are making all these decisions for us, but it's going to have to be specifically written into these laws. That, that was the preference of Congress. I don't even like that. We've talked about the Reins act and other things that would address some of those concerns.
But. So there are still situations where these agencies will continue to be major parts of your life, but a decrease is ahead, and that's a huge one.
A
Yeah, that's really good. Are we getting another day? Because they still haven't come out with Donald Trump and immunity on that, and I think there's another one out there still. That's a big one.
B
There's still more to come. They're going to have to add decision days. We did get a January 6 related case, which we can go through a little bit, but it wasn't related to Trump in any way. It was about obstruction for a particular defendant in those cases.
A
Right. Did it come out in favor of January 6?
B
Yeah, basically that they had charged him too broadly. They're gonna have to go back to.
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If we're gonna survive.
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Hello, America. Welcome to the Glenn Beck program. If you saw the debate last night, you know that there is really.
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Only.
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One way to describe it. Absolutely gut wrenching and terrifying, and that should be said by all Americans. We saw the president of the United States last night be confused, stumble, unlike anything you know, everything that people who are willing to speak the truth have told you and you have witnessed yourself. But the media lied to you and said, that's a conspiracy. Those are cheap fakes, et cetera, et cetera. You saw it happen live, and the whole world saw it, and it was quite disturbing.
People are still today talking about politics and the political ramifications of what happened last night.
I think we need to talk about the 25th Amendment. I think, and this does this. As a Trump supporter, I'd love for him now to run against Joe Biden, because there's no way Joe Biden wins, but the country must win, and he cannot be president of the United States. One voice is leading that charge, at least this morning, and that's Chip Roy. He joins me in 60 seconds.
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all right. We're going to get into the Jill Biden theory that I've been thinking about for a while, and I think last night proved this out.
We'll get into that in a minute. Also Chip Roy, but also the supreme court.
B
Yeah, Glenn, we are actually in the moment of a supreme court decision. I'm going to have you make it okay on the fly. We've learned here that Chip Roy has been called to the house floor, and so he is going to be a little late. We don't know if he's going to be here in the next few minutes or if it's going to be a half an hour. So as a supreme court justice of this program, I ask you, do you want to talk about the Jill Biden thing now and see if we can catch up with Chip here in the back half hour? Or would you rather hold that?
A
Which one involves, which one involves his execution for defying me?
B
The chip Roy defiance clause? That is, I think, section four.
A
Yeah. If he's going to be a few minutes, let's just talk about the supreme court. If not, I could use the time to talk to about Joe Biden, but I don't want to be interrupted on that.
B
The problem is, I think we just don't know. So I would argue, let's talk about Jill Biden here, and then we'll have a call in, hopefully at the bottom of the hour.
A
Okay. Thank you. Okay. There's, sometimes, there are stories that are in our show prep, and we include them because spider senses tell me something's not right.
And there's been a couple of stories in our morning show prep that if you get it@glennbeck.com. comma, it's free. You get all the stories, but you'll be able to see a pattern in the way we work as a team.
There are two stories about Jill Biden that bothered me, and I never talked about them on the air because I couldn't figure them out yet.
But I, I had a feeling about a year ago that Joe Biden isn't making the decisions on whether to run or not. It was Jill.
Now there's a couple of things.
First, let me go to a story from Politico how Jill Biden helped Joe to get to yes on running for reelection at 80.
She's the not so secret weapon behind her husband, and unlike four years ago, she doesn't have reservations.
Before he chose to run privately, the first lady encouraged her husband to run again while giving him the space he needed to process the decision the way he traditionally does, with extensive deliberations, consideration of the burden it would place on his family, and a bit of classic Biden Hemming and hawing. She was involved in the high level discussions around the decision, giving counsel when she felt it was necessary. She's usually in the room when senior campaign staff is presenting strategy to her husband. She'll ask questions, but she never weighs in on the decision, said a former senior Biden advisor. Her gentle encouragement of her husband's reelection run comes as she's relishing her role, hanging out at the Super bowl or the women's final four and actively posting on social media. Unlike the cliche applied to wives of major political figures that they're the secret weapon behind their husband's success, there is nothing secret about the role she is playing.
Nearly a dozen aides and advisors in Biden world describe the first lady as someone who has grown more willing to endure the rigors and demands of being in the political spotlight for self and more convinced of her husband's ability to be fit for the job.
Interesting line. When I read that, I was hmm, that's a weird line to just throw in close. Advisor says she feels a comfort level with her role inside the White House, balancing the ceremonial responsibilities. Now why are they making this, why are they making his, throwing in his decision to run?
And that she is feeling more comfortable at the White House, that she also is really enjoying kind of the power things that you get to do in Washington. And it goes on to talk about he's, she's always there taking notes, listening with her glasses on, and Joe will always look at her and go, what do you think?
And she advises him, now that is contradicted in the same story, and it's just a confusing mess.
I read another story about a year ago that was talking about how Jill was the force behind the, the Biden run this time around, that she was the one driving it. Okay.
Then there was this story that just came out from Slate last week, or maybe earlier this week. What's happening with Jill Biden?
June has turned out unlike how the Bidens expected, dominated by a much bleaker circumstance, namely Hunter Biden's federal trial denial and conviction.
Some of that could not have been foreseen.
Jill Biden, as a intensely private first lady, exercised her near perfect control over her image during her three and a half years in the White House. However, that has cracked. When she appeared at Hunter's trial this month, she faced exactly the same sort of scrutiny and unpredictable headlines that she sought to avoid. Her communications director reacted defensively to questions about this, saying, she's a mom, of course she would be there as much as possible. Support him, the spokesperson said at one point. And it was hard to argue with that, even as ABC News began reporting the steep cost to the taxpayers of her trips to the courthouse.
Now, when's the last time, I mean, unless it was Melania Trump, when was the last time you heard about the first lady's expense? Remember how they, they threw just flower petals at the feet of Michelle Obama and she could spend a fortune and nobody ever said anything about it? In fact, you were called a racist if you did say something about it.
Jill was more in her element a few weeks ago, appearing on Good Morning American, Good Morning America and the View. By the way, both ABCdehe it was obsessively to promote her book. These were actually campaign appearances and awkward ones at that. But they were nothing compared to the book she was promoting, Willow, which I have not been able to quite shake from my mind since peering through a digital copy this month as admittedly more consequential events played out. The juxtaposition of poor Willow the cat against all else that has happened in June feels like a telling example of the Biden's larger comms trouble and tendency to assume that benevolent gaslighting might be a viable solution for dealing with them. So here's Slate magazine. They start out about her appearance at Hunter Biden's trial and that she blew her, you know, cracked that, that shell of just, I'm the perfect first lady. Then they went into she's spending a lot of money, and then they go into this bizarre review of this book she was hawking about Willow the cat. And they go as far as saying it might be good news for Jill Biden that no one is paying attention to this book.
Yeah, it could go on. But here's what bothered me on these stories, and this is why they were included in the show prep. And I didn't know why exactly.
The left does not go after the first lady.
And it wasn't a universal thing. It was here and there.
In this story, you find out that there were three occasions that it was just ABC News. Hmm.
I believe that Jill Biden was the driving force behind Joe making this decision to run again, and that there were people in the White House and people in the Democratic Party that knew that was going to be a disaster, and they couldn't come out and say anything. It wasn't like Edith Wilson, because this is what happened. The democratic party under Woodrow Wilson, he had a stroke. Edith ran the White House, ran everything, put a pin in his hand and then signed his name to documents and everything else, and he was going to run for a third term. Well, nobody saw the president. She wouldn't let anybody in. And finally the Congress, the Democrats, got together and said, we demand we see him or we're gonna bring up hearings and he will have to appear.
So they did. She was, had registered him for a third term after the stroke.
And the Democrats finally had to come to her and threaten her and say, we're gonna expose all of this, or you can go away peacefully in the night.
I'm not saying that Jill Washington, you know, faking his signature or anything like that, but she was the one that was getting in the way of getting him to step down because there were Democrats, screw the country.
Didn't think that he should run for president again.
I think last night happened because that same force that has been throwing her under the bus, the same forces said, put him in now while we still have a chance, let's do a debate early.
And they sold it and they bought it and they did it. And what happened last night? Jill Biden was the first one to step up. As soon as he. Well, let me just show you the walking off the stage.
Who was the one walking? He was stuck. Donald Trump left the stage and it was, this is just a shot from, from people in the room. This wasn't what was on tv show, that show, that video taste. Trump walking off the stage.
F
The first debate of the 2024 campaign and the earliest president.
A
So he just walks off now in the books and in front of, and Joe Biden is just standing there, might make of it. And Jill comes out and grabs his arm and stands there for a while and then walks him down with his arm down the stairs of the stage. Then they go back into the spin room, and here's what she says. When they go back in public. Listen to this. Joe, you did such a great job. You answered every question.
B
You knew all the.
A
And let me ask the question and look at him. What did Trump do?
Why?
Then she went to Waffle hut or Waffle House.
She goes to Waffle House and she's running a little dog and pony show where Joe is just kind of, you know, still looks like he was hit by a freight train.
And she's spinning this whole thing and leading a show at a Waffle house.
The hell is going on there?
I think this, I think this was a democratic inside job.
To get her to have so much pressure, not him, her, to feel the pressure that he has got to go.
Could be wrong, but I bet I'm not.
More in a second. 1st let me tell you about the International Federation of Christians and Jews. At this point, the only thing, you know, the only way things are going to get better for Israel is if Donald Trump wins in November.
He is. He very correctly stated that Israel wants to continue and finish the job and we should let them. But that's not the Biden administration's position.
And it's not apt to be the position of whatever replacement candidate the Democrats might push either. Meanwhile, we have to show our support. What Joe Biden said last night about we haven't slowed down, down weapons and we're selling them and everything that we're behind them. No, that's not true at all. That is not true at all.
Here's what I would like to do. I don't, I don't want to fight Israel's war. I don't want to send anybody over. You know, I don't, honestly, I'll sell them things, but I don't, I don't want to be the arms merchant everywhere either.
Here's what I would like to do. I would like to make sure that never again is understood clearly.
Never again. It's happening again.
Will we be the same cowards that so many Christians and others in the world have been over 18 times, that there has been a holocaust on the Jews? Okay.
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Let's check in with Stu, who's been going over the Supreme Court rulings. We still haven't gotten anything. I guess we're going to have to add some few days, which is unusual, but I bet they did that so they were not interfering with the debate yesterday, didn't give a decision on Donald Trump and immunity for the president? Yeah, very. We still didn't get it today.
B
Yeah, we did get some clarity on what's going to happen. It looks like the last day is going to be Monday for decision. So we should have everything on Monday.
We got three decisions today. We mentioned the Chevron deference is probably the biggest one. Again, it's about the administrative state. Really weakens the administrative state. A very good thing for the country.
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Yes.
B
We also got one we did not really speak much about, which was a homelessness ruling, which is again, a really, really good one for the country. It was a six three decision written by Gorsuch. Basically says, yeah, you can absolutely enforce laws designed to stop people from sleeping all over the streets and camping on public grounds and things like that.
There was an argument that that was crazy, cruel and unusual punishment, largely made by sotomayor and her dissent. Of course, that's ridiculous. But it is important that now at least your town can stop this, which was actually at risk today.
The other was a January 6 case. This is Fisher versus us.
Basically, it affects hundreds of January 6 people who were charged. And the basic ruling was that they were overcharged. They didn't have specific evidence of them trying to mess with files and papers related to these charges, and they charged them with obstruction. Anyway, the court ruled they have to go back to the drawing board on that one. They overcharged them. So three pretty good ones today from.
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The Supreme Court, more in just a second. And Representative Chip Roy from the great state of Texas joins us next, leading the charge on enacting the 25th amendment today.
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I'm not gonna listen to you wine anymore unless you try everything. And I'm like, this is not gonna work. She said, they say, try it for three weeks and see if there's a difference. So try it for three weeks. I did.
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Welcome to the program.
I led the show today with the comment, you cannot think about politics right now. Politics would say, we got to just let him go. Let. Let Joe Biden be the candidate.
But it's wrong for the country and dangerous. Our enemies watched his performance last night, and we are very vulnerable.
Just, just remember, constitutionally, only the secretary of defense, the guy who brought us, you know, all of our wonderful exits from Afghanistan and all of the great things our military has been doing lately. Only he can advise the president if the football is needed. Only he and the president read Annie Jacobson's book, Nuclear War. There's no way this guy could handle it. There's no way. And we are. We are insanely close to somebody doing something stupid. We cannot have him as president. Now, Chip Roy, I was glad to see this morning he's already on it, and he is. Are you putting a bill through or are you just trying to gather people to encourage the 25th Amendment?
F
Good morning, Glenn. Yeah, I mean, first of all, let me just co sponsor everything you just said.
We all have our political biases. I am a strong supporter of President Trump, I thought he did great last night, terms of laying out, you know, his view on the border and all these issues.
Obviously, those of us who follow politics have known that President Biden has been diminishing, that he has been, you know, demonstrating his clear incapacity and inability to carry out the powers and duties of the office. I think last night it was on full display in a way that was much more apparent. And to your point, it was a clearly demonstration, a clear demonstration to our enemies, you know, and the result of which is a weakened and endangered american people, not just the nuclear football, not just the code, not just the decision making about those really perilous issues, but just things like handling the border and the extent to which people are coming in and killing Americans and the extent to which we're not pushing on Putin the right way, we're getting into the risk of world war three in Ukraine, the extent to which we're siding with the Palestinians over Israel, all of these things are a direct consequence of his complete diminished capacity, which, again, was on full display last night. So I am filing either today or early next week a very simple resolution that lays out those observations and then simply says that we're calling on the vice president of the United States to exercise her authority under section four of the 25th amendment of the Constitution to find that the president can no longer carry out the duties of the office. And we believe that, you know, she can be in the cabinet to do that.
We believe that that's important. And this is a non political statement. I happen to believe that it is beneficial for us politically to be strong on standing up for the constitution and defending the country and calling it like.
And I think if the Democrats are going to go try to pull him down, they're going to do that anyway. We should not view it through those lenses. That is blindness. This. I think it is. We have seven months, at least under this guy, and a potential of longer if you let him run for reelection and he happens to win.
You know, we can't allow that. So I think President Trump is perfectly capable of defeating him or Kamala Harris or anyone else they want to throw up.
And I think we should right now focus on the fact he is unable to faithfully discharge the duties that he has been empowered to do as commander in chief.
A
You know, I think the political operatives on the left are so cynical and callous and, you know, power hungry that they won't understand that a lot of Americans on both sides of the aisle watched that last night and were frightened by what they saw, but also sad.
I, that's a, this was a extraordinary to watch the president of the United States. And I watched it last night. I'm like, if he's declined this much since the state of the union, what is he going to be like in November or January?
He's not going to be all there.
And what does that mean for us? And look, I don't want, for me personally, if I wanted to look at all of this politically, I would say let him run because Donald Trump, it will be such a massive victory for Donald Trump because nobody could vote for him.
And I think Kamala Harris is not a rocket scientist, and I disagree with her on almost everything, and I don't want her to be president either.
But what I do know, it's bad for America if he continues another day. It is bad for my children's safety and your children's safety. But, you know, you, everybody in the White House knew it. His cabinet, they know about it. And only Kamala Harris, who is unpopular in the White House, can instigate that. And she has to then go to the cabinet and you have to, what is it a majority of the cabinethe has to say, yes, we agree with you.
They're running the show. They're, they're running the presidency. Why would they give up that power?
F
Well, I mean, that's a very good point, which is to some degree the impetus behind my desire to put forward a resolution. Now, look, there are questions about whether it's, you know, can be what we call privilege, whether I need to get a vote on it. There's questions, you know, I'll let the body kind of work its will a little bit. I think it's important to file it. I think it's important for at least one member of Congress, maybe others, to make the statement that we believe that the president is unfit to carry out the duties as commander in chief and to put pressure on them. And look, if they're going to be political and if they're going to rally around, say, man, we're the cabinet secretaries. We've got all the power now. We're calling the shots. The White House politicals are all calling the shots, and Biden's just going along for it. They're going to be that cynical, then that'll play out politically. And I've done what I think I should do as a man and as an american and as a member of Congress and who has an oath under the constitution.
If not, then fine. If they go carry it out and they go proceed under the 25th, it's not like I'm going to be doing jumping jacks and jumping down excited about Kamala Harris being the one making decisions. I mean, good grief.
She's got massive deficiencies in terms of her capabilities and obviously her ideology. But there is a clear distinction. Right. And the president is not even the president that he was when he was elected in 2020.
A
And, you know, I think that when.
F
We look at this as Americans, as you put it, Glenn, we have an obligation to make that clear.
But process wise for your listeners, the way the 25th amendment works, the vice president has to make the call to convene the cabinet. A majority would then send a letter up to, of Congress and they would say, you know, we're assuming the duties.
The president can then respond and say, no, you're not. I'm actually, you know, competent. And they, you know, basically challenge it. Then the cabinet can come back and say, nope, you're not. And then the Congress votes. That's basically the way that works. Congress can actually pass a law that would create a different body to do that. We've never done that.
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So I don't like that.
I don't like, I, you know, I like the way the 25th amendment was written, but that assumes that you have Americans all that love country more than self in that cabinet, and it has to come from the cabinet and the vice president that way. Otherwise you'll get, you know, the Republicans saying, well, it's another form of impeachment, let's get him on this, or you'll have the Democrats doing that. Somebody will, will abuse this.
You know, you didn't expect that. And the cabinet would be full of people that were just so power hungry and really didn't respect the office of the president.
And real true, as they say, democracy or the republic, you'd never expected that there would be a group of people that would do that, but that's what they're doing right now if they don't stand up. Is there any Democrat that would join you on this? Because last night I, I heard, you know, even Joe Scarborough said today he's got to step down.
F
It is very clear and widespread. When you have lost the New York Times, when you have lost Joe Scarborough, when you have lost democratic pundits on CNN, when you're watching them, basically, they were, they actually went beyond crying and depression. They went straight to real concern.
And what I believe actually is opportunity.
I believe that Democrats have now known this for a long time. They've been guilty of trying to hide it from the american people they've been using him as a puppet, as a manchurian candidate to drive the radical agenda that they've done that and on purpose, and that now they saw that the gig was up, that Trump could win. They were hoping they could keep the manchurian candidate in place. They panicked and they said, you know what? But it was a controlled panic. Let's do this. Let's have an early debate. We'll see how he performs. He didn't perform. Now they have what they need to try to push him aside and frankly, end run Kamala. That's what I actually think. I think part of this is trying to end run Kamala with someone that they can pass and sell. Maybe it's a Gretchen Whitmer, maybe it's somebody else and come in and try to rally them around to come up and beat President Trump. So for me, I think we have a constitutional duty to protect the constitution, capable, and he's president for at least six months. I think we should force Democrats to own it and make a choice. Do you agree? Do you believe he's competent? And number three, look, let's make them choose. And, you know, if Kamala is going to exercise this, then she would become the president. They got to decide if they're going to rally around her or not or whether they try to end runner with someone else at the convention. I think it puts them in a box, and I don't think Kamala is the best candidate. So we can see how it all plays out.
But our duties of the constitution first.
A
So again, I go back to ask you, are you in Washington now? Have you heard anybody that is talking on the other side about, hey, this is a real problem. We got to get serious about this?
F
Well, I, look, I don't want to, you know, break confidences, but I've definitively had conversations with some of my Democrat colleagues and others, and they have very real concerns, people that wouldn't ordinarily say it, very real concerns. And look, I just saw something out on social media. You take it, for what it's worth, with someone saying that they're hearing that Ron Klaine and Barack Obama are having a sit down with the president today.
Jill Biden is the one that is saying that she insists that he runs and that Kamala's furious she's not being considered as a replacement. Whitmer, Whitman, Whitmer and Newsom are. Who knows?
A
That's crazy.
F
Joe Biden is the one that's trying to hold him up. And Biden is himself arrogant and he doesn't even know what's going on. So if they're going to rely on Biden to step down at the convention, then that may not even happen. Maybe that's good electorally for Republicans and for President Trump and for us to take our country back.
And look, I'm willing to entertain that notion, but I still think we have a duty right now. Guy has a new vote. He should not be commander right this second. He, every second is a second in which we're in danger.
A
You're exactly right. Chip, Roy, thank you so much. Appreciate it. God bless. Thank you.
Bet. I want to ask Stu, who do you think would be the replacement and how would Whitmer do? And we were talking off air about looking into this.
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Welcome to the Glenn Beck program. You know, we're talking about the invoking of the 25th Amendment. Only Kamala Harris and the president's cabinet can invoke that, which I think is the right thing.
But, you know, if you look at what's happening, it is a hard row to hoe here.
But I also, you know, well, let's start with the problems first. If they want to replace Donald, I mean, Joe Biden, there are states that won't allow for a change. For instance, is it Wisconsin?
B
Wisconsin's one of them. So there's a bunch of states that have these rules. Basically, you just can't change out your nominee whenever you feel like it in a lot of these states, correct. Usually there's an exception for death. Right. If someone dies, you can change the name.
A
Right.
B
For example, in Wisconsin, that is the exception. However, it's the only exception. So at this point, death is the only exception. Now, Wisconsin, you might think, well, they'll just change the rule.
Well, Wisconsin has a republican legislature, so it would be unlikely, it'd be difficult, yeah.
A
That they would change, but they did it in Covid. I mean, you know, they changed all kinds of things during COVID not incomprehensible.
B
Again, this would be another sort of retroactive change in the law that I can't stand. They've been doing this a lot lately. You know, it's why Trump was sued by Eugene Carroll.
A
Right.
B
They just said, well, retroactively, the statute of limitations is gone. And so you do see this happen occasionally. Another interesting one is Nevada, which has a rule that you cannot make any changes to the ballot. Listen, this is fascinating after 05:00 p.m. on the fourth Friday in June.
That's today.
Yes, that is today.
And let, then there is only minor exceptions here. Death, of course, is one of them. The other one is if you are adjudicated insane or mentally incompetent. Now, adjudicated indicates wouldn't happen at actual procedure. Right. Like, yes, so, so unlikely. But maybe in a moment of desperation they could cross that as far as changing the law, they do have a democratic legislature, but a republican governor.
So again, would that have, Georgia's sort of on this list, too, although they have up to 60 days before the election for that one. So there's a little bit more room. But if they had to change the nominee, in theory, they might have to throw out two of the main swing states that Biden would have a chance of winning, which would be devastating to their chances.
A
So I think they're gonna get Joe Biden to step down. Now, who takes the place?
Kamala Harris. They'll forgive for all of her word salads and they'll start saying those word salads are the most healthy thing you can eat because she'd be the first female black president.
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