GLENN: I was in a store yesterday and, you know, in New York everybody has these revolving doors. And I was in a store yesterday and I was with my daughter and I go into this revolving door and I start pushing through, and this guy who's in the revolving door all of a sudden as I mean, we're booking. He's going out; I'm going in. And as he sees me, he looks up and he sees me, he tries to pull himself out of the revolving door and go the other way quickly and I mean, he is slammed in the, you know, halfway into the revolving door and out. And it must have hurt a lot and I said, oh, my gosh! And, you know, he got out and he was kind of dazed. And I got out and I said, oh, my gosh, I'm so sorry; what were you doing? And he said, I saw you. I wanted to meet you. And I said, well, I'm sorry that I almost cut you in half with a revolving door. And he said, no, no. No, I just have to, you know, thank you for everything you're doing, blah, blah blah. And he said, I have to tell you I work here in New York. He said, I am the only conservative that I work with. He said, I spent all last summer; what are you listen! He said all of the people I work with now, all of them, while they will never say they are conservative or anything, you know, they're still liberals, he said, all of them are now saying this guy's a nightmare.

PAT: Thank heaven.

GLENN: This guy's a nightmare.

PAT: Hallelujah. You know, that gives you hope, doesn't it?

GLENN: Yeah.

PAT: That if you're

GLENN: My daughter told me the same

PAT: reasonable, you can see it.

GLENN: My daughter told me the same thing. She's in college and she said they are all none of them are jumping on anybody's bandwagon but they are all saying this doesn't make sense, this guy

PAT: It doesn't.

GLENN: Something's wrong here; this doesn't make sense. She told me something and I think I've said this on the air. She told me something last week. She said, I was having a conversation, Dad, with a group of people. And she said one of them is a socialist.

PAT: Admitted socialist.

GLENN: Yeah, admitted socialist. And so she was saying, you know, they were having an argument back and forth. It was, you know, Democrats and Republicans and independents and she's a libertarian and there was a socialist there. And she said, Dad for the first time, I mean, living in my house you can imagine well, my kids have to have been spooked since they were 4. And for the first time I saw real fear in her eyes and it didn't come from me. She was telling the story and she said, Dad, she said, you know, as I'm sitting here and I'm listening to all these people argue, I finally said, "Guys, but we're a free market. We are free. You can't do some of these things because it's a free market and that's just the way it is." And she said, the socialist looked at her and it was almost like Rottweilers appeared at his side all of a sudden and he looked at her and he said, things change.

PAT: That's chilling.

GLENN: Yeah, she said it was chilling the way he said it was, you have no idea; things change. And she said for the first time I actually, I met the person that you've been talking about. The person that is was in the conversation and, you know, yeah, yeah, and the Democrats, and they're fine. But the Democrats disagreed with the socialists. But the socialists had thrown himself in with the Democrats and then when it got down to the real question, free market, no free market, the socialist was the one that, with all knowing said, things change. It's frightening. See, that I think is the biggest problem. America doesn't realize that the paradigm has changed. They don't realize that it is Americans, it's constitutionalists, it's free market people against revolutionary Marxists. That's what it is. And nobody wants to believe that. And our children have been taught that there's no fear in Che.

Stu is doing things because the plan, I'm going to outline, on Saturday at 3:00 I'm going to be in Florida at The Villages and it's a free rally. Gosh, I can't I mean, can you help me stop saying that word?

STU: Socialist.

GLENN: Wow.

STU: This is a social is plan obviously for free.

GLENN: Like anybody can come, for free?

STU: Hate this.

GLENN: Oh, my gosh. So anyway, on Saturday it's free. And the reason why I'm doing it is because and I wanted to do it in several different places. I was going to do it in the Carolinas, I was going to do it in Florida and a couple of other places. But just because of time and quite honestly the way my health is here, you know, getting out of the hospital, I just, we couldn't do it. And so I can only do it at one place, but I have felt it necessary to pick up my timetable because my gut says that you need to know that things are going to change and they're going to change for the good. Don't get frustrated, don't get lost, don't get angry. Start carrying yourself with confidence because things are going to change, and you are going to make history. It is going to we're going to either be free market people that understand and believe in the Constitution of the United States, or it will go away. So and I think this next year is going to be critical and I think it's going to change and I think we are going to set it right, at least set our course right. And if that means the Democrats or the Republicans are destroyed along the way, well, good. Good. If they want to fight against accountability, if they want to fight against, you know, stopping corruption, if they want to fight against lower spending, they should be destroyed. Otherwise, hey, everybody, Democrats, Republicans, independents, libertarians, everybody's welcome. You just have to believe in the power of the individual.

So I'm doing that, but part of the plan as I will outline on Saturday will be education, and we start with that with Stu, and I don't want to talk very much about it right now, but Stu, I asked about four months ago to do a documentary it's our first documentary on the lies, or the history that hasn't been taught about the dark side.

Stu, when you went into this documentary, and I know, you know, you know enough history. But when you started into this documentary that we're doing on communism and Che and all the lies, breathtaking?

STU: Yes. You know, I'm not, I'm not a historian by any means, at least, you know, on this period. But you know a lot about it. There's a lot of things, you know, you think you know a lot about it.

GLENN: When you see a Che T shirt now...

STU: I mean, it's infuriating because the people who, they have been sold such a ridiculous bill of goods that they have literally no idea what they're wearing. I mean, and this is you know, this stuff is all coming back into fashion more and more, even in some of the countries where the atrocities occurred.

GLENN: Oh, yeah. I talked to a guy, I don't know if I told this story, he was a Russian doctor and he was doing my bloodwork when I was in the hospital. And we were having a conversation and he said, "People are so stupid." He just got here three years ago. He was a doctor over there, and he was, "People are so stupid." His quote to me was, how many millions more have to die before you understand fascism doesn't work? He said over in the Soviet Union, it's becoming fashionable again. How many millions more need to die? Well, it's really not that. It's who will keep an accurate record of history? Who will actually read history? The plan will require you to not only know history, read history, learn history but to teach history because the system is not teaching it. The system is not doing the job.

I'm going to ask you for a commitment on Saturday and then I'm going to bring in I just want to get it in front of people. I wanted to see them before I go for the holidays. I wanted to see you and get a sense of your commitment and then next year we change. Next year the shows are changing, the radio and television. I mean not giant course correction, but you will see the plan is coming and we will implement it together on a daily basis.