The Glenn Beck Program | Hour 3 | 9/10/26

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2:05We'll see you 5,000. No, that's not a good idea. But I was there last night at the speech and I want to talk about that. There's a few things that he said that I thought were really amazing, especially when he brought up John Thune. It was defending John Thune. I could have kept ice cream in that arena. Rock solid, it turned so cold in that room. We'll talk about it in just a second. First, let me tell you about Legacy Box. There are things in your house that are, you know, worth almost nothing to anybody else and absolutely everything to you. Mom just called my mother-in-law just called and we were talking and she said, I'm going through the house and I'm going through and I just found all these pictures and stuff and she said, I need to get a hold of Legacy Box. I said, we'll send you a Legacy Box mom to preserve all of the photos and everything that she just found as she's packing up her house because she's, she will be living with us. And so she's packing up her house and going through everything and finding all of these

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4:08You're a major inspiration to be Glenn and so was Charlie. Thank you for everything that you do for our movement. My gosh, you are so together. You're like, that was the nicest executive brief I've received ever. Perhaps my gosh, Avi. I'm sorry you feel that way and I know what you're feeling. Have you been able to reflect on the day at all and see any progress even if it's just in you? Yeah, I've definitely seen progress within myself. I've been able to speak more boldly about my beliefs. I've been able to relate to the whole entire reason that I got into politics and you are too Glenn. I've been listening to you since I was 10 years old with my mom. I definitely see some progress but I also feel like we're taking a few steps back at the same time. What do you want to be when you grow up? I know you're 17. What are you thinking you're going to do? I definitely want to go into the political realm. I would love to be a journalist and do what you do and have my own show someday. I would love to do that. But I'm just seeing where the political realm takes me.

5:12I just had to ask Ricky for permission on this. I would love to mentor you any way I possibly can. I would love to meet you. I want you to reach out to Ricky. We're going to get you her address but I want you to reach out to Ricky and if you want to intern or whatever. But I'd love to meet you. I would love that. Thank you so much. You bet. Thanks, Avi. Let's go to Idaho. Amanda. Hello, Amanda. Glenn, hello. Thank you so much for sharing your footage of that morning. I just want to share that day will be a memory that will last forever. I am a pharmacist and I have made a career change. I will be going into being a nutrition health coach. I am looking into being a grease counselor. I am looking at completing the Peterson Academy program as well as taking Hillsdale college

6:16courses. I'm just wanting to fill the gaps that are in my community. I want to serve people and I want to show them the levels of Christ. I feel like such a slug. One of my goals was to complete a bunch of courses with Hillsdale's. I think I completed one. My wife and I were going to do it together and then we just got busy and we, so I got to get back to that. I'm struggling with that one and look at you. And I'm also thinking about building a hundred story building by myself. I'm going to make it out of paperclips. But I think I could do. Okay. All right. Well, overachiever. Thank you. It's so great to hear from you. Thank you for giving us a little white pill. Oh, well, and I must admit, the Hillsdale college courses have gone on the back burner myself as well. But that is something that I'm going to excel at completing. I started a couple courses and I will be completing them.

7:17So that is my next step of completion that I will. It's good. They're brilliant and they're free. I mean, that's the amazing thing is you could go. Hillsdale is giving these unbelievable courses and you can learn so much from them. Thank you. Amanda, let me go to Jessica in Pennsylvania. Hello, Jessica. Hey, Glen. Right? Hi. I want to ask you two things. First, I want to tell you that for me, we are blessed to have bad Charlie and we are so blessed to have you. Thank you. And that's just a full stop statement. Thank you. But I'm curious about your position on something. I want to know what you think. Oh, boy, here it comes. Wait, wait, wait, we lost you. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. We lost you. You said you, we lost you. I want to hear what you think about what? I vote. We don't. I vote. You, you can't blame that we are dealing with a corrupt election system and then crop

8:21the election system. You were talking about the speech Trump gave last night. I am. Yeah, where he said, I, how did he say it exactly? Do we have the clip? Because I, I left before he finished his speech. I had to be at another, I had to be at another event. So I had to leave before he finished and I missed this part, but I did read about it, but I want to hear it itself. Do we have the clip, Ricky? I am looking, but if we don't, I don't think we do, but if we don't, he offered everyone a $5,000 Trump dividend if the GOP wins this November. That's a problem. I would argue though, he's not buying votes because there's a lot of people who aren't going to vote for him and they would still get the money. But he's offered to give us refunds, dividends before. It's never happened. I'm not that worried about it, but I understand why people don't like the print. I don't like the principle of it. However, I didn't see it.

9:21Did it feel like one of those things? Like, I just might give a dividend. I might give a Trump. What do you think Trump dividend? 5,000 was it like that? Was it a... You sounded like you put some pop into it. Some pop into it. Okay, that's a problem. That's a problem. I will tell you that we've had conversations where, you know, he has said, you know, communists. Of course communists are going to win. They offer you free everything. He said to me at one point, you realize what a great communist I would be? I could give away free stuff. We do that. We don't do it. Our principle say we don't do it, but I'd make a great... Wouldn't you agree? I'd make a great communist. I could give it all away. Yes, I do. And he was joking at the time. So I know he knows the principle. I don't agree with that statement. And I also... I mean, if we're, you know, if we're making all this money that he says we're making, you know, on, you know, tariffs and everything else, put it towards the debt. Please put it towards the debt. And while you're at it, tell him to stop spending money.

10:22Stop spending. We're at a point of no return. This has got to stop. And we don't offer people free money. So I hope that answers your question. Yeah. No, no. Sorry, no $5,000 for everybody. It would be nice if we could do that. It would be nice if we believed that, wouldn't it? I mean, giving a dividend and saying, and I think this is what I heard Vance say afterwards, you know, saying, okay, that's not what he meant exactly. He means that we have all these things coming in. Then you call that not a Trump dividend. You call that tax relief. You call that, you know, we just had... I mean, I love the fact that we're making extra money. Good. If we're making it on tariffs, what are the points of... What are the founding points of the tariff? The tariffs were to pay the taxes so the people didn't have to pay taxes. So if we have money and this is just another way of saying it the proper way, look, we

11:26have tariffs so we can really reduce taxes. So if we're a Republican Congress because the Democrats won't do this, but I will get this done, we're going to give everybody a share of the tariffs that are coming in. We're going to pay down the debt or whatever you're going to do and we're going to take and give everybody a $5,000 pay cut. And that's the Democrats won't ever do that, but our tax cut. We'll give everybody an additional $5,000 tax cut. You could say it that way and I don't necessarily have a problem with it, but I don't like it when we start to get into socialist kind of things like, hey, and I'm going to give you a free gift. No, no, no, no, thank you. No, thank you. All right, back in just a second. NMLS 1A2334, NMLS consumer access dot org. APR for Ritz and the five starts at 6.79% for well-qualified borrowers call 800906 2440 for details about credit costs and terms. You know, every mortgage payment that you make represents something, years of work, years

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13:32106-906-240, that's an 800 number, 800-906-240, it's American financing.net 10 seconds station 90. We go to Pam and Florida, hello Pam. Hi Glenn. I have been listening to you for over 25 years and you know we're at the same age and the same mindset and I just, I really feel you with your sadness and your nostalgia and yeah, that's really bad. I hope I'm more than that but yes again, thank you. But I have a 20 year old son and I started taking him to the student son at in Tampa and I saw Charlie Kirk emerge and grow and I could see it. I could see it. I could see the joy and that he had for this country.

14:35I saw young men and young women there filled with hope and excitement about the future. It was palpable in those arenas. It was palpable and here I'm, you know, I'm the old guy sitting with another friend who's a parent, you know, in the back watching all of this and listening to his radio show. But before the last summit, he was in the concourse and he was giving a talk about marriage and encouraging young people to get married and telling young men what they're being told that's wrong. And I just had this moment where I thought I think there's hope for the future if people will start talking about faith and family and love of country and integrity and these character traits that we know to be so important. And so that's what I mourn today is the joy and the hope that's lost for our young people to see that example and to see that maybe there's another way of living.

15:41And I just, I pray that God will find another Charlie Kirk to speak to our young people about those things because I really do fear for the future. If we don't, as people our age, start to mentor young people in fond ways to get the message out. 100% agree. And you know, we are Charlie, but we need to be Charlie's voice for our young people too. I agree with you. I'm glad you called in and said that because I agree with you. You know, the one thing you said, you saw Charlie's joy. And I think that's the biggest difference between me and Charlie and others and Charlie is Charlie was always full of joy no matter what was going on. And I think that's connection to God, but it's also a little bit of the cloth you're cut from.

16:41I kind of grew up in a weird old family. So, you know, he connected with joy all the time. So he was no matter what was going on, he was joyous. And that is what's contagious. You know, that's what Ronald Reagan had to. And in some ways, that's what Donald Trump has. You know, when you go see him and you're watching him live, if you don't have Trump to arrangement syndrome, you don't have to like the guy. But the guy just exudes fun and joy, you know what I mean? He's like, we're going to make it. It's going to be great. And there's just something about it. And that is contagious. But I tell you, Charlie, I don't think we shouldn't be looking for another Charlie Kirk. I can't believe I'm saying this, but I don't think that's the way God's going to work. I think he wants all of us to do it. I think he wants all of us to do it. I don't think we shouldn't be praying for another Charlie Kirk. I agree with you what you said at the end. We need to be building them in our own children, all of our children.

17:46We should be trying to build that into them, not so they go out and they sit at a table and do what Charlie did just because they will affect more people in their life than most of us clowns on podcasting have ever done. Just because if they are full of joy, they're full of truth, that's infectious and people want to know what made you that way. And that's much better than preaching it. Let me go to Grace in New York. Hello, Grace. Hello. Hi. Glenn. Yes. It has been a long 20 years. You signed my mom's pottery when I was a child? I grew up in Rochester, New York. Wow. We signed it when my mom's bowl. It was a picture of you and my mom on the fridge. I have grown up listening to you, hearing you, you and Sue. The tipper's brownies was an inside joke to my whole family.

18:48For so damn long, I'm sorry. I'm not as delicate with my word that A.V. from earlier. She was wonderful. Yeah. Before I go today, I was pregnant with my first son. And I was terrified to give birth to a boy, the way things are today, against men. When Charlie Kirk died, it was so horrifying. Because I agreed with him. I agreed with Charlie Kirk. So do I deserve to die? When my son grows up, is he going to have to face this? You and Charlie have brought me and my family so close to God. And you've made me proud of who I am and my views. And of the time when it's really scary to be proud of that. I will tell you, I have a son. And I was terrified to have a son because I don't know how to be a dad. And my dad, we never went fishing or things of dads are supposed to do with their sons.

19:53But it's been one of the greatest joys. And I still worry about him. He's terrified to talk to women, terrified because of the way men are treated, the way, you know, he's like, Dad, you know, he said to me, I was walking down the hall. So this beautiful girl at school and we made eye contact. And she smiled at me and I smiled at her. And I just wanted to stop and say hi. What's your name? He's like, I just stopped. And I turned around and walked the other way. And I went, why? And he said, Dad, you don't know what it's like. Am I going to end up on her, on her, you know, on her, you know, TikTok being made fun of because I was, you know, creepy because I talked to her in the hall or whatever. He's like, it's just a different world. That has to end. That has to end. And we just have to give our boys strength and courage to endure this while this insanity is going on. And it will fail. It always fails.

20:53It will fail. Hopefully, we don't have to wait for a spectacular failure like so many generations have had to go through in the past. Hopefully, we'll just kind of sober up and go, wow, that was a weird time, huh? Glad we're past that. But I pray for you, pray for your son and you're right about our boys. Pray for our boys and mentor boys as much as you can, as much as you can. They need good examples in front of them. All right. Back with more phone calls and more on the convention when we come back. You know, dogs never get to make the big decisions about their life, you know? Have you ever said your dog now and we're thinking about moving? What do you think? No. He doesn't even decide what he eats. Doesn't decide when it's time for a checkup. In fact, it was up to our dogs. They would never go to checkup. And when they start slowing down, you can't sit down and say, what's bothering you? What hurts?

21:54That part is up to you. You notice that he's not moving the way he used to. Maybe he's taken the stairs a little longer. Maybe, you know, maybe he's less eager to get up. How it was killing me when Uno was like that. And you were just, I mean, you saw you could see he wanted to get up and he was like, but I'm not going to get up. It's just hurts too much. This is why the people behind relief factor created friend factor because they have dogs too. You know what? They see the pain in their own dogs when they start to slow down. Friend factor is a daily supplement designed for dogs to support healthy mobility and inflammatory responses. So they're healthy. You can be proactive about supporting your dog as they're getting older because dogs give you an extraordinary amount during the years you have with them. And they've asked for very little in return. Try this. Friend factor. Friend factor. You can find it at relieffactor.com. 1995 relieffactor.com. It's friend factor. 800. The number four relief. Tonight Glenn heads to Utah to honor the legacy of Charlie Kirk on the anniversary of his death. Watch his tribute live at 830 PM Eastern at Glennvec.com slash torch.

23:13Welcome to the program. There's a couple of things. There is the Glennvec.com today. There is a tape that we just found because we were going back and looking at some archives. And we just found the show that we were going to record for the day that Charlie died. And I was recording it early in the afternoon or in the morning actually, which we usually never did. And for some reason we did, we never record prior to the show we just say, okay, let's go. And then they start rolling tape. And then we go. This time for some reason, and I think it's because we were probably 20 seconds away from from air or from recording that they were when they were counting it down, they were recording. And then I saw my wife on the outside of the studio door. And I said, hold on just a second. And it's when I found out about Charlie and when Ricky first found out about Charlie

24:14and and it's weird. It's a weird tape. And I've learned I found some things about me and I'm like, oh, that just seems weird. And Ricky felt the same way about her and it just we were in a we were in a broadcast mode. We hear this. We don't know what we don't know. You know, when you think somebody's been shot, you don't necessarily think shot and killed and somebody was being rushed to the hospital. We didn't even know it was Charlie at the time. And then and then we find out that no, it's Charlie and he has been shot and it's bad. And we see my wife because she's in on the phone with my daughter who's there in the crowd trying to get out. Anyway, it's nine minutes of remarkable tape. We didn't even know it existed. It's never been seen before. It was just seen by me this morning and it's at Glenbeck.com. If you want to see that, we have a great show for you on tomorrow's broadcast. And I want to talk to you about 9-11, the 20th, the 25th anniversary of 9-11.

25:18We have a I vote. I have a few things to dish out on that one tomorrow that you don't want to miss. But I do want to spend some time because I went to the Republican convention last night. And there's a couple of things that I really want to mention from Trump's speech. Do you have a list of everything he has? Let me see if I can put him in order. Can I just see that list real quick? So, okay, so let's say down here. Okay, so the first thing the president said that I want to give you three things. The first thing the president said that I noticed was he said at one point, when this country really starts to roar maybe five or 10 years from now. Okay? So that's verification of everything I've been telling you. He's working long term. He's fixing the plumbing and the electricity and everything.

26:21He's taking the house and he's, well, everybody's like, yeah, this wallpaper is bad. Our kitchen table is broken. He's like, no, we got to re-point the entire foundation of the house or nobody's going to care about the wallpaper or the, I got to fix the foundation. So he's fixing the foundation. That's why he said in five to 10 years. But what he said was when it's roaring in five to 10 years, try to remember, now what would Trump normally say? I was the one who did it. He said that I was the guy who started it. Meaning it's not just him alone, which I know that's little, but to me, I watch for moments of who he really is. And let me show you the next thing because these kind of all build on each other. He thanks John Cornyn. Listen to this. Cut 11. Ted Cruz worked very hard on the wall. And so did John Cornyn. So did John Cornyn. They both did.

27:22Both senators. We had a lot of support, but without the wall, you know, we built this massive, beautiful, great wall. Beautiful because it works. We could never have the numbers that we have, which is right now. Think of it. And these are made up by Democrats. These people that do these statistics, zero illegal aliens have entered our country from the southern border in the last 15 months. Zero. So what did he just do? He was being gracious. Everything that he has, everything that the press has been saying about him. He doesn't care. He doesn't care if the Republicans win. First of all, the guy does not need to be out stumping for the Republicans who have really done nothing for him. Okay. He doesn't need to be out there stumping for him. He knows I got to have at least a wall. So we're not dealing with all the other nonsense that will be, I need two more years. I got to have these guys.

28:22And when everybody says he doesn't care, the first thing he does is he goes on the road and he odds are, odds are, this is not going to work out well for the Republicans because they've just blown all of their opportunities to do so much. And so he comes in at the last minute and is like, I'm going to get, I'm going to be there. I don't care how many times I'm going to keep going and I'm going to campaign for him. So the entire thing will be, this is the way the media will spin it. Trump's failure. Trump didn't couldn't get it done. Trump's grasp on the American people. His magic is over. Whatever they will, they'll blame the losses on him. And he's taking that on voluntarily because he knows it's important for the country, not for him, for the country. So he's taking that on. And then he's doing the opposite of what the media has said. He hates John Corning. He might, but he didn't need to be gracious. There, John Corning is a non-antity.

29:23He's done. He didn't need to thank him. And then he does something political. Again, this one is remarkable because he knows this is not going to be popular. Listen to Cut 12. And John Thun is here for the Senate. Where's John? Where's John? John is, John is working hard. He's got great opposition. He's got great opposition from the Democrat Schumer and these guys are terrible. Got great opposition. He's working very hard. He's going to, he's going to have great success. You watch. We are going to have great, great success with our Republican senators. By the way, we have great. I have never seen Trump lose a room. Never. Not once. Even when he said the $5,000, you know, which I think most Republicans are like, no, no, no, no, no, no, I don't want any of that.

30:24Even when he says something like that, people will generally go, okay, yeah, yeah. And they're just in the spirit. I've never seen him lose a room. When he said John Corning, it was polite applause. But I thought, and I think everybody thought that's really gracious. What is he doing there? What he's doing there is guys. I need this guy. I'm going to be gracious. I'm going to say, no, no, no, look, he's going to be better. He's going to do great things in the future. I don't know if that's a winning strategy with John Thune. But again, that's something that all the people in the press said he'd never ever do. One, one other thing. And this is the biggest thing. If I could sit with the president today and sit with his speedtridors, this is what I would say. Stop saying this, cut 13. We have more money being spent from outside countries and companies.

31:24Over 20 trillion dollars. That's five, six, seven times higher than any country. I have not just here any country ever. 20 over 20. Notice there's no plus. I've been saying 19.2, but now it's over 20 for less than two years, substantially less than two years. When the two year number comes out, that number could be 25 trillion dollars being invested here. The record, by the way. Now, that's just Pavlov response. I think that's just Pavlov. That's like, yeah, yeah, that's great. You know why? You know why he needs to stop saying he doesn't need to stop this point. He needs to stop saying it like this. This is what he needs to say. You know, I've been talking about 19, 20 trillion dollars being invested. Let me tell you what that means. That money is coming in from foreign companies and foreign countries investing.

32:25And how are they investing? They're building factories. This is a nation that is going to build cars again in our own factories again. We're going to start making things again. We are, that 20 trillion dollars is the job for your son or if you're just getting into college. That factory will be open and will be taking applications. We are building America's strength again. We're going to be builders again. Stop with the 20 trillion. Who cares? I mean, it is so impressive. And I understand why he's saying it. But he's giving the American people, and I don't mean it this way. But I kind of do. He's giving them the, he's giving them too much credit. They don't, they don't understand. He thinks of things like business. The average person is not thinking about, well, what is, they're thinking, where's that money going? It's not going to me. I don't even know where that money is going. What does it mean? You're involved. It's like when he said last night,

33:25do you know we've set 80 and I rolled my eyes and then he saved it. He's like, you know, we've set 80 records on the stock market, 80 or 90. We've broken 80 or 90 times this year. We've broken records on the stock market. And I'm like, nobody cares about the stock market that sounds like rich people are getting richer. And then he said the right thing, which means to the average American, your 401K has gained the average 401K for the average American is up $50,000 in value. You've made in one year $50,000 in your 401K. Now I understand it. Now I understand why the stock market is important. People don't think of themselves as investing in the stock market. They think rich people are. But most people just through their 401K, almost everybody is invested in the stock market.

34:27So when it does go up, but you have to tell people that. When you say we're investing, you have to tell them what are they investing in. And why does that matter? They're building factories. Okay, can you be more specific? Yes, we're going to start building things because we're not going to be reliant on everybody else. And what do those factories need after a building, after the investment? People. They're going to be hiring thousands and thousands of Americans. You'd even throw in good union jobs. He's looking at it from 40,000 feet. And I think everybody, and it got to be hard. Everybody in his world is like a bessent. And they know exactly what that means. The average person doesn't. He's always been so good at talking to the average person. I watched him last night, and I thought.

35:32He's not necessary. He's trying to talk to the average person. But he's not using the language the average person understands or relates to. And yet at the same time, I think everybody in that room walked away liking him. If you don't hate his guts, if you understand the guy is funny, I walked out, the guy standing next to me is like, guys are comedian. That is a really, he just did a really hard comedic routine off the cuff. And he does. He walked out of that room going, I love that guy. I love that guy. I hadn't even disagree with him strongly on a few things, but I love that guy. That's the takeaway. The question I was left with is, is this going to mean enough? Is this going to mean enough? If people understand when he said, I want you to consider that I'm on the ballot.

36:35If people understand that because it really, he really is. It's over. We lose the Congress and the Senate. We lose the Congress and it's going to be trouble. But we lose the Congress and the Senate, which could very well happen because we didn't go out. You lose him. He's going to do nothing but defend himself. He's going to be on offense, sorry, on defense the entire time. And all of the hard work that he's put in for two years is going to be gone. So consider he's on the ballot because he actually is. Back in a minute. It's easy for a company to put the right words on a website, faith, family, freedom. Let's words don't cost anything. The question is, what happens when those beliefs actually require something from you? Patriot mobile puts real money behind them and real effort. They're own hours. They're volunteering. They're America's only Christian conservative wireless provider.

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38:39and I got it. We're having an argument here about what happened at the convention last night with Anna Paulina Luna. Uh, and she's walking on stage and the speaker before it was a HUD secretary Scott Turner. So Scott Turner football player. Yeah, former NFL player. Okay, former NFL player. So an area is like, did you see he was going to slap her on the butt on the way out and he didn't. But he almost does. Okay, he catches himself. He's like, whoa, don't do that. And so we were arguing about this about, you know, look, he's and I say this as somebody who doesn't watch sports at all. And because I don't watch sports and women who don't watch sports, other guys who don't watch sports, you're going to be with me on this. Guys and sports touch each other's butt a little too often. They're constantly slapping each

39:44other on the butt. I don't get it, but that's what they do. It's the culture. So he's walking out and he's doing the thing he always does to all guys. I get a slap you on the butt. It doesn't mean anything except that it's my culture. I got a slap you on the butt. And then he's like, slapping you know that that not that but not going to do that but that's what happened. There's no sexism in it at all at all. You know if I would have walked out, I bet he would have slapped me in the butt. I bet he would have. I bet he would have. And I would have turned around and punched him in the face. How dare you. I'm not a piece of meat you monster. So right. So close like.