Glenn’s interview with Chris Stewart

Chris Stewart, former Air Force pilot and author of ‘Wrath & Righteousness’ joined Glenn on radio today to talk about the reality based fiction series he’s been working on for Mercury Ink. The E-books take a look at where we’ll be in the near future if we don’t change course - it like the book version of TV’s ‘24’ - hear about the latest episode on radio today.

Rough Transcript of their interview is below:

GLENN: I want to tell you about another series that's been out for the entire year "Wrath & Righteousness". Chris Stewart who's now a congressman.

CALLER: Good morning Glenn. It's been a long time since we talked.

GLENN: How are you this morning?

CALLER: I'm not sworn in yet. But they're thinking I'm part of the problem.

GLENN: Chris is a friend of the show. You might know Chris as a very good friend of mine. He is a really stand up guy. I was trying to hire him when he feels he had a higher calling from God to try to fix the problem in Washington. I tried to tell I think that was alcohol, Chris. Somebody might have been drinking around you. But he wrote a series of books that we have -- that we purchased, and made into an E series. "Wrath & Righteousness". It is a glimpse into the future so there's "Agenda 21". But also "Wrath & Righteousness". Do you know what episode we're on.

CALLER: I think I did the final edits for 9 and 10. We're very close now.

GLENN: Where is episode 8.

STU: I thought we were up to 6. I thought six was just released.

CALLER: I'm working a little ahead of you guys. Finishing the edits so we can keep things in the pipeline. Episodes 1 through five take us to where the ENP is detonated over the United States, and 6 picks up from there and picks up some of the characters and how they deal with that.

GLENN: When you get from episode 6. Now is the time where you can buy -- if you haven't started in on the "Wrath & Righteousness" series yet you can pick it up now from 1 to 5. A new episode comes out every five or six weeks. One through 5 is out there. If you pick it up now you'll be able to read through to the end of the series. Because just the timing of it now. Once you get into episode six and the EMP goes off you begin to see the world as it unfortunately can be. Chris you were in the military for a long time. Now you're a congressman. You don't have to talk about the EMP. The solar storms that are coming. We're entering a period of of solar activity that could do the same kind of damage as an EMP. And totally change life as we know it on the entire planet.

CALLER: It's hard to imagine. One of the solar activity unlike an EMP is a targeted area. Whereas a solar activity would have that same effect worldwide. Or potentially could. But imagine if you can actually living back in 1880, and what this parallels that it draws. It would be like transforming the United States instantly back to 1880, and where do you get your food and where do you get your water. How do you communicate. All of your money in the bank is suddenly gone. There's no transportation. There's no fuel. There's no heat. It is really a scary deal.

GLENN: The world in a very short period of time begins to look like Detroit.

CALLER: I don't think it's that bad.

GLENN: Like that's worse than 1880 in Detroit.

CALLER: Well, there's the policies in Detroit.

GLENN: It takes on something Chris and I feel is so critical to pay attention to. The Muslim extremism. The use of the Muslim extremists through evil, and the coordination of it, and the destruction of Israel and the United States.

CALLER: Yeah. I mean the series as we said it's 10 episodes. It really spans a long time and long time. Really the focus of it is not just United States. It's Israel as well. And you know many of our enemies view us as you know twins in this. They view us as equally evil. Equally worthy of destruction. That's why it's so important stepping out of the context of the book, and talking about the real world. It's so important for the United States to stand up, and in support of Israel. They're the only democracy in that part of that world. And they need us. And they need us to stand by them. Particularly right now.

GLENN: Real quick one last mention on the book, and then I want to talk to you about some things going on in the Washington. The reason we purchased this book series from you. Not only is it brilliant just a great action series. Everybody that was reading it. And I got everybody to read it. Read this book. And it usually takes me about six months. Because this was six or 8 really thick books that you had done for us, and so I'm reading them, and read this book. And everybody starts to read it. By the time it got to where we are now in the series, no one on my staff could look at the news and tell the difference between truth and fiction. Every single person on my staff. Remember how you felt Pat. We'd walk in every day, and the head of my news division, everything, everybody would say I'm sorry I'm confusing the real world with this book because they're running exactly parallel. It's a scary kind of thing. It's all realistic. Very realistic.

CALLER: That's where my 14 years as an Air Force pilot. In all of my writing it's always been my goal to write a book which was believable. I wanted them to be completely based on the day, and to have people feel like this is relevant to my world now.

GLENN: Okay. Chris, you're getting ready to go to Washington.

CALLER: Yeah. It's a lot more fun writing books I can tell you that.

GLENN: What's the thing that you didn't expect going to Washington?

CALLER: That's a great question. I guess it would be this. You know November 6th changed the world to me and to a lot of people. We were so disappointed. I got to give a victory speech. And it was the most subdued speech I've given in a long time. We expected to talk about tax reform, and policy reform. I don't think it's overstating to say these are things that could save our country, and since that time I've been able to spend with the Congress back in Washington, and participate in some of the conversations and see the leadership work, and members of the Congress, and I guess the thing that surprises me more than anything is this feeling that there isn't a plan -- normally in the military for example you have plan A and if plan A doesn't work, you go to plan B, and you go down the line. I'm not sure that the Republican party has a plan B.

GLENN: I don't think they have a plan A.

CALLER: I don't mean just the leadership. Just folks like you and I and just people out in America. I don't think we've quite wrapped our arms around this yet. I don't think we've quite figured out the next step to go forward. Look we have to prepare ourselves to lead. We're going to be given another opportunity. We have to stop the bleeding as best as we can while this administration has power, and prepare ourselves to lead again because we are going to be given another opportunity. I really believe that.

GLENN: I remember when I was young and optimistic too. Those days are gone.

CALLER: That's kind of funny because I am older than as you may recall.

GLENN: I know but being in the news business has jaded me. Thanks so much Chris. And we'll see you soon. Take care, and stay on your knees.

CALLER: Thanks Glenn. And keep the faith working.

GLENN: Chris Stewart. "Wrath & Righteousness" available at Glenn Beck books or you can get it on Amazon. "Wrath & Righteousness" an unbelievable series.

The Democrats are turning on Biden

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The election is over, Kamala Harris has officially conceded, and now the Democrats are doing some serious soul-searching.

After reflecting long and hard (approximately 24 hours), the Democrats have discovered the real reason Harris lost the election. Was it Trump's excellent campaign that resonated with voters? Was it Harris's off-putting personality? Or was it her failure to distinguish herself from the Biden administration's failed policies?

No, it was Joe Biden. All the blame lies on President Biden's shoulders. The Left sees no need to take any real responsibility for the landslide defeat the Democrats suffered earlier this week; just pass the blame on to 'ole Joe.

Here are the leading excuses the Left is spinning up to explain Harris's crushing defeat:

"Biden should have dropped out sooner."

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This is the crux of the left-wing media's argument against Biden. They claim that if Joe Biden had dropped out earlier, Harris would have had more time to campaign and would not have had to carry around the baggage of Biden's abysmal debate performance. This could make sense, but what these commentators are conveniently forgetting are the years of propaganda these very same people promoted arguing that Biden's declining mental acuity was nothing more than a right-wing conspiracy theory. If Biden had been as sharp as they had told us, why would he have dropped out?

Also, if a lack of time was Harris's biggest issue this election, she sure didn't act like it. She was practically in hiding for the first several weeks of her campaign and she took plenty of days off, including during the last few crucial weeks. More time wouldn't have helped her case.

"Harris failed to distance herself from Biden."

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This is media gaslighting at its finest. Yes, Harris failed to distance herself from Biden. However, that's because she, along with the rest of the Left, publically went on record defending Biden's policies and his mental acuity. By the time Harris became the nominee, she had already said too much in favor of Biden. Don't forget Harris's infamous “There is not a thing that comes to mind,” quote after being asked on The View if she would do anything differently than Biden. In a way, Harris couldn't separate herself from Biden without drawing attention to the greatest flaw in her campaign: if she knew how to fix the country, why hasn't she?

"Harris did the best anyone could have done in that situation."

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But did she really? As mentioned earlier, she was noticeably absent for much of the campaign. While Trump was busy jumping into interviews, events, and rallies non-stop, Harris was MIA. Whenever Harris did manage to make an appearance, it almost always did more harm than good by highlighting her lack of a robust policy platform and her inability to string together a coherent sentence. Notable examples include her aforementioned appearance on The View and her disastrous interview on Fox News with Bret Baier. The point is, even considering the limited time to campaign she had, Kamala Harris wasnot the best person for the job and there are undoubtedly many other Democrats who would have run a much more successful campaign.

Glenn: I'm filled with hope. And you should be, too.

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The election was a major blow to draconian globalist organizations. Now, we could have a true rebirth of freedom and the American dream.

Millions of people around the world were holding their breath on election night. I've talked to Europeans to try to get a bead on what’s happening over there. There are Europeans like you and me who are frustrated with their own globalist, tyrannical bureaucracies telling them how to live and what to believe. If Donald Trump didn’t win, where in the world would they look to for hope that this madness would stop? Which leader could they count on to stand in the gap against their globalist elites? They, too, had a lot on the line in our election last night.

But today brings hope, not only in America but for freedom-loving people worldwide.

We need to restore the balance of power in the federal government — the way America’s founders intended.

We know Trump is going to stop the madness at the southern border. He is going to deport serial criminals and sex offenders who entered our country under Biden and Harris' watch. The media will try to convince you that deportations are something akin to Hitler, but they turn a blind eye to their Democratic predecessors who have deported even more illegal immigrants than Trump. In fact, Bill Clinton deported more illegal immigrants than any president in U.S. history, shipping 11 million out of the country in the 1990s. In contrast, Trump deported less than a million during his first term, which is even less than the 1.8 million under the Obama administration.

Deportations of criminals who are in our country illegally is critical to protecting the safety of the American people, a practice that has been exercised by presidents for decades.

Our friends across the pond have been witnessing the destruction of their societies since EU globalists opened Europe's floodgates to immigrants in 2015. Crime is rampant, communities governed by Sharia law are multiplying, and their social programs are being pushed to a breaking point. Tuesday night gave them reason to hope. America is going to say, "No more," and perhaps this will be the rallying cry for our European brothers-in-arms to stand up as well.

The election was also a major blow to draconian globalist organizations. The United States will no longer be beholden to the Paris Climate Accords. Our nation will no longer give credence to the World Economic Forum. We won’t give the World Health Organization a single penny more. All these very well-planned globalist initiatives are going away.

But Trump can't act alone. Thank God we won the Senate. This is an incredible step forward, but for these big plans to come to fruition, we need the House. If the Republicans — actual freedom-loving, Constitution-abiding Republicans don't have the House, you’re not going to be able to get things done except by executive order, which we don’t want to do. One reason things were so bad during the last four years is that Joe Biden simply signed executive orders to reverse everything that Trump accomplished, completely bypassing Congress. We have to do it the right way. We need to restore the balance of power in the federal government the way America’s founders intended.

One of the most hopeful things Trump said Tuesday night is that we’re going to enter a new golden era in America. I believe him. He could have said that in 2020, and I wouldn't have believed him as much as I believe him now. That’s because Trump now has a team of people that's not exclusively comprised of politicians.

Bringing in somebody like Elon Musk is one of the most hopeful things for our country I've witnessed in my lifetime. I know that guy can cut spending. I know he will find the waste in our government because he's not a government guy he's a businessman. He's going to slash all the redundancies that have been justified by career bureaucrats for decades. We have a chance of cutting our budget and creating a reasonable one.

Trump’s promise to cut regulations also spells hope for our country. He cut more regulation in his first term than any other president, but Biden and Harris have since added a mountain of rules. He will have his work cut out for him, but he will get it done. He must if this economy will roar again.

We could have a true rebirth of freedom and the American dream, and I find that really hopeful. So many Americans are tired of worrying about their kids struggling and seeing Bidenomics and regulation yank from their children's hands the possibility of the American dream that they attained. Donald Trump is the biggest chance of bringing it back.

Today, I’m filled with hope. Real, tangible hope. And you should be, too.

Editor's Note: This article was originally published on TheBlaze.com.

TOP FIVE liberal meltdowns to Trump's victory

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Conservatives are celebrating Donald Trump's election for what feels like the first major conservative victory over the past four years. But how are our liberal friends holding up? Has anyone checked on them recently?

Some of them aren't doing too well, and quite a few have an inexplicable desire to share their anguish with the world on social media. We've waded through a torrent of liberal tears to bring you the top FIVE best responses to Donald Trump's 2024 victory:

The Car Screamer

This first one is in a category we've dubbed, the "Screamers." These include people who have been so overcome with rage that they have lost the ability to communicate with words. Instead, they revert to a more primitive form of communication, usually composed of some combination of screams, shrieks, sobs, and wild gesticulations. There are dozens of "Screamer" videos across the internet, but this one takes the cake for the most animated and over-the-top.

Sunny Hostin's Meltdown

Just to prove that the daytime talk show "The View" is completely out of touch, host Sunny Hostin tried to rationalize Trump's victory using identity politics. Hostin dismissed the idea that Harris lost due to her less popular policy and instead suggested it was because of her race and gender along with the religion of her husband. She clearly forgot about JD Vance and his mixed-race family.

CNN Watches the Election Crumble Around Them

In this clip, you can actually hear the defeat setting in as the CNN host realizes that Kamala Harris is losing. When asked to see a map of the counties where Harris was over-preforming Joe Biden in 2020, Jake Tapper was flabbergasted when the map came up blank.

The Calm Coper

At least this guy isn't screaming. Instead, he regurgitates the lies and propaganda fed to him by the media with a strangely robotic cadence. He's trying to project calm intelligence, but all he is really doing is coping and seething.

The Screamer Compilation 

Just in case you didn't get enough of, the "Screamers," here is a handy compilation that perfectly sums up the liberal response to Trump's victory.

Biggest takeaways from Trump's HISTORIC election

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"Too big to rig" was the 2024 Trump strategy, and it was proven true on election day.

President Trump declared victory early in the morning on Wednesday, November 6, 2024, after securing the required 270 electoral college votes, marking an exciting end to a historic campaign. Since then, more electoral college votes have trickled in for Trump and he has secured 51 percent of the popular vote. There is no space for the Democrats to contest his election.

Trump's victory is just the beginning! Here are the top takeaways from election night:

Trump sweeps the swing states

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Seven swing states were poised to make or break the election: Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan, Georgia, North Carolina, Arizona, and Nevada. At the time of this article's publication, Trump had won Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Georgia, Michigan, and North Carolina and was poised to win Arizona and Nevada in what could be a total sweep of the swing states. The "swing state sweep" is a stunning victory for Trump.

The GOP takes the Senate

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The presidential race wasn't the only important election yesterday. Approximately one-third of the Senate was up for re-election. At the time of this article's publication, Republicans had officially clinched a majority in the Senate, flipping three seats from the Democrats in Montana, Ohio, and West Virginia, giving the GOP 52 of the 100 Senate seats. In addition, Republicans are poised to win a seat in Pennsylvania and Nevada, which would further cement their lead.

Republicans lead in the House

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Seats in the House of Representatives were also up for grabs as Republicans fought to keep control of the House. The race is currently too close to call, but at the moment, the GOP is holding the lead with 201 seats — only 17 seats away from a majority. This means there is a real possibility that the White House, the House of Representatives, and the Senate could all be held by Republicans.