RADIOJune 16, 2023

These numbers PROVE Americans are SICK & TIRED of far-left states

In 2021, California lost over 330 THOUSAND residents…and with those residents, the Golden State lost over 29 billion dollars in income too. The numbers are not much better for New York, Massachusetts, or New Jersey, either. But it wasn’t just blue states experiencing massive changes. In this clip, Glenn unveils the SHOCKING statistics that prove Americans are sick & tired of far-left states, and they’re looking for other places to live that are much more favorable to freedom…

Transcript

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GLENN: All right. Let me talk to you a little bit about what's happening. Stu, you have an analytical mind. I don't. I don't think like you.

You think numbers. See if you can figure this out. The IRS migration data, released last week, shows that California lost more residents than any other state.

Net loss of nearly 332,000 people, and more than 29 billion dollars, in income.

STU: Okay.

GLENN: Okay? The state with the second largest population loss, is New York, which saw a loss of 262,000 residents and $24.5 billion in income.

STU: Uh-huh.

GLENN: What time will the train pull into the station?

Gee, I can't figure this out.

Illinois is the other, with the loss of 105,000 people and 10.8 billion.

STU: Weird.

GLENN: Okay?

STU: Hmm. And what's the time period? Does it give you the time period on this? 2019 for COVID type of number?

GLENN: No. I think it's -- no. It -- 2021.

STU: Okay.

GLENN: Yeah. 2021.

STU: Okay. That sounds like a -- certainly, people reacting to the restrictions is a good -- I would guess a good chunk of that.

GLENN: Yeah. Sure. Sure.

STU: Massachusetts, for example, had a net loss of 44,000 people. $4.3 billion in income. Louisiana lost 28,500. And $861 million in income.

STU: Uh-huh.

GLENN: New Jersey, which lost fewer people. 26,000, lost a total of $4.87.

No. $3.8 billion less in income.

So it seems as though, the high tax in your face states.

STU: Uh-huh.

GLENN: Are not appealing to those people who have the ability to get away from them.

STU: Yeah. And I would add on to that, the states that decided to control every aspect of your life, during the pandemic as well.

Right? So if you, let's say, for example, try to shut down businesses. Control people's movement.

Force them to wear masks, and take medication. They may or may not want to have taken.

And also, try to make them pay exorbitant prices for that privilege. Maybe those people aren't going to stay anymore. It's a crazy idea.

GLENN: Now, here's another crazy idea.

In California, I mean, they're mixing up some powerful medicine. You know, to help their state.

Californians, the state democratic law makers have introduced a bill, that would impose a wealth tax. Okay?

Now, listen to this. A wealth tax on the wealthiest residents. Including for several years after you move from the state.

STU: I'm sorry. Now. You're getting a wealth tax, they pay to California. Even though, you don't live in California.

GLENN: Even though, you don't live in California. If you lived in California, moved away, it doesn't matter. It doesn't matter.

They will still tax you for several years. I don't know legally, how could they can do that.

STU: I don't think they could. And also, wealth tax is completely unconstitutional federally. Whether they could get away with it at a state level, I'm not sure.

But you're not allowed to do that federally. Which is, of course, something that Elizabeth Warren, still, you know, over and over and over again, props up there, as some possibility to solve all of our problems.

GLENN: Yeah. Now, here is the big winner. The big winner, of course, say it with me. North Dakota.

Florida, 255,834 residents. 39.19 billion dollars coming into the state.

Texas, number two, 174,866 with 10.9 billion dollars. North Carolina, 76,000, and almost 5 billion dollars. South Carolina, just over 4 billion.

The same with Tennessee, 4.5 billion.

STU: It's legitimately incredible. It was all blue states except one. That people are moving out of. And all red states, that they were moving into.

But what could be the pattern here?

I don't know. What could it be? And, by the way, I think Louisiana was the one state that people were moving out of. It was also one of the hardest hit states, because of COVID.

I mean, that was really did have a rough.

GLENN: Louisiana always has a rough go of it.

STU: Especially places like New Orleans. Which you wouldn't necessarily associate with red state policies.

You know, that's really where they get hammered by that.

GLENN: Any place where you have to say. And this goes for parts of Florida. Any place that you have to say, kids, don't reach into the bushes. Is a problem.

Okay?

I mean, where is Johnnie. I don't know. I just saw him reaching into the bush.

STU: Okay.

GLENN: Giant mouth opened up and ate him. Yeah, I think that's a problem.

STU: It could happen at any time.

GLENN: Yeah, I associate that more with Louisiana. Maybe unfairly.

STU: Well, it's on the Louisiana state flag. There's a child being eaten by something in the bush. They don't realize that. It's not necessarily the best commercial for the --

GLENN: Right. I don't know if I would have that on my state flag.

STU: This happens all the time. Let's show people what's going on.

GLENN: Yeah, so there's something else here. Jeffrey Epstein. His little black book.

Now, may I ask, if this wasn't about the world's most powerful people, it was about you and me.

Going to see, you know, teenage slaves, for sex.

STU: To be frowned upon, I just.

GLENN: It would be frowned upon. And I just we all would be exposed.

Don't you think? And the press would lead the way.

STU: I mean, this they -- they came after the guy who did Subway commercials. Right? You know, they -- if it was a conservative, of any prominence, they would make sure, you knew about it.

GLENN: Yeah. Right.

So Jeffrey Epstein met with the Obama White House council, the Rothschilds.

I do not know of all of them, but probably the spooky.

STU: The Koch Brothers. You can't meet with all of them. There's always both of them.

GLENN: There's only two?

STU: Only one now. The other one died.

GLENN: That's what they want you to believe.

STU: Yeah.

GLENN: He died. Uh-huh. Anyway, and then our --

STU: Just like Jeffrey Epstein.

GLENN: And then our CIA director. Now, let me just -- I want to take you down just for a second. Okay. I know you had a restful week. I know you were like, hey, I'm good.

And I didn't even watch Chuck Todd. And I would say to you, no one watches Chuck Todd.

I think we're getting to the place, to where we can just get a transcript from a bot. And even the bot is saying, why do I have to watch Chuck Todd?

I mean, I'm not human, but is this cruel. Anyway, Chuck Todd, he had Vivek Ramaswamy on.

And Chuck was saying. Well, you know, the FBI. You want to abolish the FBI.

And you want to replace it with a new FBI.

Well, I don't know about replacing it with a new FBI. But, yeah, abolishing the FBI.

Who does this not sound good to at this point?

STU: The left used to always love it. Always love it. They were the ones pitching it all the time.

GLENN: Right. So he goes on, and says, the problem is, there's people in there, working there for decades.

So what I say, if the US president and I can't work for the federal government for more than eight years, which I think is a good thing, then none of the bureaucrats reporting to the president should either.

Okay. Well, that was crazy. That went over his head.

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Okay. So in the calendar. In the little black book of Jeffrey Epstein, it was made available last week. A new player in the saga was revealed. And it was the CIA director William Burns.

Now, Burns, his last job in government, before taking the helm of the CIA was Deputy Secretary of State from 2011, 2014.

He worked for Hillary Clinton. Now, the CIA spokesperson was asked, hey, what's the deal with him and Epstein's little black book?

And this is what the CIA spokesperson said, well, I'll tell you, but I'd have to kill you.

No, they said, Mr. Burns met with Epstein, about a decade ago.

Listen to that. He met with him, but it was a decade ago. Well, if they were talking about young girls and having sex, I don't care how long ago it was.

But he met with him, about a decade ago, as he was preparing to leave government service.

The director did not know anything about him. Other than, that he was introduced as an expert in the financial services secretary, or sector. And offered general advice to the transition, to the private sector.

So apparently, Epstein was a trusted career counselor.

Huh! In reality, Burns met with Epstein, at least once in Washington, DC, shortly before he left the State Department. And then two other times, in New York City, at his penthouse, where Bill Gates would hang out.

All of this reported to the Wall Street Journal.

Now, does anyone have a hard time believing the framing here. That somebody like Burns at his level took a random meeting, and didn't really know anything about him?

And then took two other random meetings with a guy at his house. Really?

Because that doesn't -- hmm.

One random meeting, maybe. But I will tell you, just to get on -- I'm not somebody that was, you know, the secretary of state level.

I'm just an alcoholic DJ, getting somebody on my schedule is really difficult.

Just having some random guy, who I'm going to meet. That doesn't happen very often in my schedule. Going three times? Randomly! To somebody I don't really know much about?

It never happens. It never happens. And I'm thinking, if you're going to be the head of the CIA, if you're doing that and the third time, you still don't know who this guy is, you shouldn't be the head of the CIA.

STU: Did they check backgrounds for these people at all?

GLENN: I know my team does.

STU: But I'm saying, when you're head of the CIA, does that -- does anyone know your background?

GLENN: Right. Right. Right. So now you fast forward. Joe Biden is looking for somebody to head the CIA.

We're about to enter a proxy war with Russia in Ukraine. Bill burns! He's the guy, we'll put him in. You know, the guy who didn't know who Jeffrey Epstein was, for three solid meetings.

Wow. I don't. Hmm.

This is what Vivek is talking about. This is -- these career guys. You have to get out. Get them out of there. It's just a nest of bad things.

STU: And at the point, where you think, there's just too much corruption to try to fix it, because you can have an organization that has corruption in it and fix it and come back around. But like, it just seems like there's too much here.

GLENN: No. It is. It is.

Have you tried unplugging it, and plugging it back in.

That's the only thing we haven't tried. We've tried everything else. Unplug it, and plug it back in.

Everything needs to be shut down and rebooted. Back to original factory settings.

That's the key. We've got all this bad programming, that has been piling up and is making the system run like it was never designed to. And it's all breaking down.

Restore back to original factory settings. But you -- I love the press. They think. Well, you -- you just want to get rid of all the police. And the FBI.

Well, if the entire thing is corrupt, and maybe there's some good guys out there. I think at the local level, there probably are good guys.

I think it's mainly in Washington. But, yeah. I think we'll start the hiring process all over again.

Because we have to. Why is that so insane?

STU: I don't think it is. I think some people get rid of the FBI or the CIA, and think, well, wait a minute.

They do a lot of work that is important. And while, yes. I know they're corrupt.

Going after, you know, high level criminals. Violent gangs. Terrorists. All these things.

Still need to be done. They just don't need to be done, with the exact organization, the exact same way.

GLENN: So the FBI used to be the aid for the state. But now they're not.

They used to be. The FBI would say, you know, there's interstate crime going on. And the states will be like, you can nail these guys please? Because it's out of my state, in another state. So the FBI would do that. But they would assist, the local -- the states. And when they would arrest somebody, it wasn't the FBI, that got Bonnie and Clyde in Texas. It was the Rangers. Okay. It was the Texas Rangers. If they were going to get somebody, they would advise. They might even be there. But it was the state that did that. Now, they can roll in any way they want.

They don't have to call the state. They don't have to -- no. We never had a national police force.

And that's how they're being used now. It can't happen. It can't happen.

And if it means, we have to be without, the FBI, for I don't know. How long does it take to reboot?

It's a scary couple of minutes, I guess. When it's rebooting. You're like, okay. Okay. Hurry up. Hurry up.

You know, but is it any different what Windows does to you probably once a month?

No. No. No. Now it probably has to reset.

STU: Yeah. I think like you have to have a plan, to make sure the operations of the country that are important, not investigating the president over -- like, not the stuff that they've been doing lately.

But, I mean, the things that are actually important. Need to be potentially used for other areas.

And people resigned. But it needs -- a whole reimagining of this needs to occur.

GLENN: I don't think a reimagining.

STU: You don't think that there's any valid work done by the CIA and the FBI.

Like that's crucial to the country's security.

GLENN: Oh, no. I do. I do.

I mean, I don't need to reimagine it. I need to clean the corruption out.

STU: Yeah. I just that -- I think the structure needs to be reimagined completely. I don't think the way it's structured now. You will get this problem again.

GLENN: It is. Because it has way too much power. It has way too much power, and no real oversight. That's the problem.

So it's not really, in my view, it wasn't a reimagining. It's more of, how does the Constitution say these things work?

STU: Right. Okay. That's a reimagining for right now.

GLENN: Okay. You're right. You're right.

California Fires and New Jersey Drones: Government Secrets EXPOSED | Glenn TV | Ep 405

The secrets, lies, and utter absence of transparency from all levels of government are tearing our country apart. In just a few days, the Trump administration has the opportunity to change all of that and start a new era of accountability. Over the past decade, we’ve been lied to about Epstein, Ukraine, the Biden crime family … the list goes on! In this episode of Glenn TV, Glenn peels back the layers on two of the biggest stories right now that Americans are DEMANDING answers on: the fires in Los Angeles and the mysterious drone sightings that started in New Jersey but have since occurred all over the world. Then, journalist Michael Shellenberger joins to discuss how California failed to prepare for the Los Angeles wildfires, why there never should have been a dry reservoir, and where he believes the drones are coming from: Are they Chinese, UFOs, or the property of the U.S. government?

The TRUTH About Biden’s Israel-Hamas Ceasefire Deal

The ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas is already showing signs of falling apart. The deal, which includes the swap of 33 hostages for 1,000 Palestinian prisoners, was paused after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused Hamas of breaking some of its promises. The Biden administration took plenty of credit for the deal, but also acknowledged Donald Trump’s role in its finalization. But Glenn explains why this is NOT Trump’s deal. When Trump takes office, he believes, we’ll see a deal that’s much better for Israel.

Transcript

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GLENN: So let's talk about this deal in the Middle East. Here is -- and remember, the State Department is -- is ground zero for everything bad. In the world.

I mean, I -- honestly, I think Marco Rubio should go in.

And he said fire everyone on the seventh floor. Maybe the sixth.

Just fire them all. You're all gone. I don't care if some of you are good. I don't have time to sort it out.

You're all gone.

Because it's been out of control since really FDR.

And they think that they're in charge of the world.

And it is the State Department, that has brought us these endless wars and everything else.

They've got to go. They all have to go.

So with that in mind, listen to the State Department spokesperson on the Hamas deal.

Listen to this.

GLENN: When it comes to the involvement of president-elect Trump's team is absolutely critical in getting this deal over the line.

And it's been critical. Because obviously, as I stand here today.

This administration's term in office will expire in ten days.

And one of the things we've always said about this deal.

When you get to stage one, to stage two. That the United States, Egypt and be Qatar. Are the guarantors of this deal. And Egypt and Qatar will push Hamas to stay at the bargaining table. And to get from stage one to stage two.

And the United States will push Israel to stay at the bargaining table from phase one to phase two.

Obviously, those are promises we cannot make on behalf of the United States for any longer than the next five days.

And so it's critical that all of the parties to the agreement and the other mediators see that when the United States is in the room, making commitments. Those are lasting commitments. That extend beyond this administration. Into the next one.

GLENN: Uh-huh. So stop.

They're long-standing commitments. They will go long past the five days.

Well, they must even make it to day two. Overnight, this deal has started to fall apart.

And it started to fall apart with Benjamin Netanyahu. And the Israelis.

Okay.

Well, wait. I thought that's the critical role that Donald Trump was playing. That's what he just said.

We can -- we can bring Benjamin Netanyahu, and Israel to the table. Well, Benjamin Netanyahu did not go to the table, under Biden.

Didn't come to the table. Now, Hamas didn't come to the table because of Biden.

This has all happened, because Donald Trump has said this. Cut one.

VOICE: I think they heard him loud and clear.

It will get done by the inaugural.

VOICE: Before we take office.

VOICE: And don't release the hostages.

VOICE: Do you have to define it for you.

All hell will break out. If those hostages aren't back. I don't want to hurt your negotiation.

If they're not back by the time I get into office. All hell will break out, in the Middle East.

And it will not be good for Hamas.

GLENN: Okay!

So wait. How is Donald Trump responsible for a deal that looks like it's really good for Hamas.

And not good for Israel.

All hell will break loose.

This is the only reason why they're talking about this. And Joe Biden, eager to make a deal.

Made a deal that's good for Hamas, not Israel. So that's falling apart right now.

STU: Deal is falling apart?

GLENN: Yeah. Fell apart overnight. It looks like, it's not holding.

STU: Well, I mean, because it is -- obviously has some good in it for Israel.

And potentially America, right? Potentially American hostages released.

GLENN: But also potentially --

STU: We don't know. It's something like 33 for a thousand. Something -- as always with these deals.

It heavily favors Hamas.

GLENN: Correct.

It leaves Hamas in power.

All kinds of things bad for Israel.

STU: It does not end the war. It's a cease-fire. Okay.

That's important.

GLENN: Yeah. A cease-fire.

That's important.

So Donald Trump is the reason why something will happen. Okay?

Donald Trump has not been able to make a deal. Get them to the table.

He can make a deal. But it's a Biden deal. A bad deal.

He can make that deal with them right now. Because they all know, daddy is coming home.

We better stop our bickering.

Because daddy is going to solve it. And I'm not sure we're going to like the solution coming from daddy.

So they try to get into a deal.

Notice, if the Israelis are the ones pulling out, you don't think Benjamin Netanyahu is just springing that on Donald Trump.

He's not just like -- Donald Trump is not getting up today and going, wait. The deal fell apart. Benjamin Netanyahu and the Knesset doesn't want to deal with that? What happened? Uh-uh. They were on the phone with him, so he knows that.

No matter what the White House tries to do and rope him in, this is not his deal. It's moving because of him. But that's all.

And I take him seriously when he said -- I mean, let's talk about this in a week. Let's talk about this next Friday. Where will this story be next Friday?

Because I don't think it will be here!

You'll notice, he said, make a deal before I even get into office.

There's going to be a lot of talk with Hamas, on what exactly they have to do. And what the ramifications are.

Because I would not put it past Donald Trump, by Monday evening.

Drones, to be flying over Hamas.

He will -- he will release hell on them.

He is a guy, that keeps his word. Because he knows, if I don't, then I'm known as somebody who just bluffs.

And I'm not going to do that. Because that puts the United States. Into real trouble.

And he's been real clear on this, over and over and over again! Hell will be paid if you don't release the hostages, by the time I'm in office.

So we'll see, exactly what is coming on.

Female Veteran Says Pete Hegseth is RIGHT About Women in the Military

Congresswoman and Air Force veteran Anna Paulina Luna joins Glenn to clear up one of the Democrats' biggest lies about Trump’s Defense Secretary pick Pete Hegseth during his confirmation hearing: "Pete never said that he didn't want women to serve in the military. In fact, it's quite the opposite. But I have the same agreement in that there are certain roles that women SHOULD NOT be subjected to in the military." Plus, she discusses why she’s hopeful that the Trump administration will reveal the truth about UFOs and the mysterious New Jersey drones.

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GLENN: Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna from Florida. Welcome to the program. How are you?

ANNA: Hey, Glenn. Happy to be back on.

GLENN: Yeah, it's very good to talk to you. So you were in the Air Force?

ANNA: I was.

GLENN: And what did you do in the Air Force?
ANNA: I did air field management, and worked with actually my first installation, was the B-2 stealth bombers of flight plans, a lot of inspections, a lot of readings. Did not serve in combat.

However, I definitely have an opinion or two on women in combat.

GLENN: I would like to hear it.

ANNA: First of all, during the confirmation hearings. They were incredible.

And they were trying to walk them into these sound bites. The one thing I kept hearing from the Democrats was, they were taking his comments out of context, in regards to women in the military.

So Pete never said that he never wanted women to serve in the military. In fact, it's quite the opposite.

But I have the same agreement, in that there are certain rules that women should not be subjected to in the military. So in a lot of foreign countries, you will see there will be women-only sniper teams. And/or women-only teams that will see combat. Now, I preface this by saying, that there is a study that has been done. And shows that when women have been placed in harm's way. That the natural instinct for men was to protect that woman. And that's the right thing to do.

That's that, quote, unquote, toxic masculinity that the left tries to mess with all the time --

GLENN: That is human nature. We're born with that, but go ahead.

ANNA: Right?

And so when you have though, a woman that let's say, plays on a Special Forces team. They come under fire.

Hypothetically that woman gets hurt. Instead of focusing on the mission, as it would be, the men then would in turn, go to protect that woman.

And it could ultimately result in, A, more casualties, more people getting hurt, and then also jeopardize the success of the mission.

And so I think when we're looking at military policy as a whole, we need to take these things into consideration. But it's very easy because Pete is a white male. For them to try to demonize him and treat him as this anti-woman, you know, alcoholic womanizer, which is simply not the case.

Other thing, and the reason why I wanted to show my support for him. Was, look, Pete is a Christian. He has the Jerusalem cross tattooed on him.

That does not mean he's a Nazi. That does not mean he's a white nationalist. So what I've been telling reporters. If Pete was so anti-, you know, anti-minority.

Anti-, you know, anything to do what we stand for and value in this country, why would you have the same -- because they don't really have a response to us.

GLENN: Yeah. All right. So do you agree with him? Because I took from him yesterday, something else about the military. I have no problem with women in the military, with an exception of the natural order of things, where I think men -- I have to tell you, if -- if one of the guys was captured by, you know, al-Qaeda. I would do everything I can to make sure that one of the members of my team, you know, were safe. And I would do everything that we should do. However, it's different if I know that the woman member of our team, has just been captured.

I -- it takes on a different meaning to me. Because I know what's going to happen to her, in compared to Tom or Tim.

And I think that is a natural instinct, that you cannot get rid of. And you don't want to.

The second thing, that I think that Pete is talking about. And we saw this in the fire chief, in -- in Los Angeles.

Where she said, you know, I -- you know, I'll talk to people. They'll say, well, you can't lift my husband out of our burning house.

And her response was, well, you know, he got himself into a place he shouldn't be.

So why should I?

Okay. So that's ridiculous. As long as a woman can physically do exactly what is required of the male, then I don't have a problem with that. Do you agree with that?

ANNA: I would say, though, there's this aspect of psychology. And certain situations. Where I don't think women should be placed. So right now, what we're seeing, is -- you know, those are all great points, Glenn.

The military standards, currently. There are different standards for women and for men.

That's just a fact. But there are also different requirements for different jobs. Right?

If you can go in, for example, to be a fire firefighter, you're required to lift X amount, whether or not you're a man or a woman in the military.

But in that sense, I would say that, when you're talking about conditions where you're living in a field. When you're talking about conditions, when you know that there is going to be a psychological aspect and component. It doesn't mean that women aren't as good as men.

I think there's been cases, where women can be better snipers than men are.

Depending on what you're looking for job-wise.

What I will say, as far as my perspective is concerned.

I don't think women should be required to register for the draft.

I know that Senate Democrats were pushing that.

And I also think that women should not be placed in certain combat roles in the military.

GLENN: Agreed. Agreed. Agreed.

Let me switch topics with you.

You were one of the biggest advocates for the UAP. UFO disclosure.

Any updates on -- on that hearing, the updates on the New Jersey drones.

And were you able to get David Grusch into a skiff and get a classified briefing? And if so, what was your takeaway?

ANNA: So I was not able to get Grusch into a skiff. In fact, they were blocking that, by not re-activating his security clearance. And so I'm hopeful with the new incoming administration, especially because as of right now, you know, Marco Rubio led to his confirmation for Secretary of State.

GLENN: Yeah.

ANNA: And they have been in the Senate, one of the big advocates and supporters of looking into UAP's -- a/k/a, UFOs. And then everything else associated with that.

Now, what I will say, is that I've been grossly disappointed and disgusted by how the Biden administration handled what happened with the Chinese spy balloon, which to be clear is different than a UAP.

The fact is, some of these drones are likely tied to not just hobbyists. But probably more nefarious actors.

Even if we had that information, shared in the public. I don't believe that the Biden administration would have done that.

Because of how I saw, how they handled the drones.

In the United States. And collecting intelligence. Nonetheless.

It was a Chinese intelligence operation.

You know, I had one of my colleagues Van Drew, who actually made an admission on television, that it was adversarial drones. And then you saw the Intel community come out. But Van Drew would not just make something like that up.

So you're seeing kind of this rift occur with the intelligence community, and then people that do want the American people to simply know the case.

I think this is probably the topic of longer discussion. In regards to what a UAP is. What's interesting, Glenn. And I know you look at these things through a lens, as do I.

As a Christian, first and foremost. But what's interesting, when I was questioning Grusch.

I actually asked him, well, what would you consider, in so many words -- is this like a physical ST?

And he kept calling things inter-dimensional beings, if we're specifically referencing UAPs, and so I think that that just aligns in perspective, to think about this from.

I think there's a lot. You would have talked about this even ten years ago.

Your political career would have been over. People would have said you're a conspiracy theorist.

I can tell you, this is probably the number one question I get. No matter where I am at in the country, people come up. They appreciate it, because everyone is curious. So I'll leave you with that.

GLENN: So let me just -- let me just follow that here, just a little bit.

The inter-dimensional beings, that could be spiritual. That could be a quantum being. Any idea what he meant by that?

ANNA: You know, I actually tried to pull on his string. And he didn't want to go there.

And I can also tell you, when I was talking to him, with a group of other legislators on the phone, prior to the hearing.

That he did make the omission. That he was actually in fear of his life. And that something happened, where he tried to kill him.

So I don't know if that was associated. But he did not want to go into that any further.

And so based on my investigation. Based on what we're told in the hearing, I would say that it does not seem like it would be a good thing.

He gave me the impression. That this was nefarious.

So take it for what it's worth.

It's inter-dimensional.

I think quantum could be, you know,

GLENN: Right.

ANNA: We're on the same page there.

GLENN: So it is so bizarre that this kind of stuff is happening.

And we're not being told. Donald Trump said that he would talk about the drones. On Tuesday.

He said, give me a day, to get settled on office.

And he said, I'll find iota the drones. And I'll tell the American people.

If that's China. Should we know, the American people?

ANNA: I think it would be well within his wheelhouse.

And I think he wants the American people to start to trust their elected officials.

It goes to so much deeper than just have someone in the White House on your side. Right?

Because we know that -- and from what I've gathered, because remember, there's been bipartisan and bicameral meetings in the Senate, the House. And Democrats and Republicans have all been working on this together, to get some answers and information.

And there is a certain level of stovepiping that we've seen with information. And then also too, the aspect of, I as a sitting member of Congress. Who sits on oversight and foreign affairs, was denied access by a general at the Air Force base, to whom I responded. Who gives you the right and authority to tell a duly elected member and group of Congressmen, that they don't have access to a program that we write the damn checks for?

You have no authority to deny us access.

And so that conversation, probably not comfortable for that general.

GLENN: How did that end?

ANNA: Well, he left.

He actually got up in the middle of our meeting and went on TDY. Which any military member will tell you, never happened. He left the meeting.

He left the state.

He got up and left.

GLENN: Wow! Did you ever get an answer?

No. Representative Gaetz and Representative Burchett were also there to witness this.

I never seen that happen. And remember, I was in the military.

He literally got up and left in the middle of the meeting. Said he had orders in Georgia, and he never came back.

GLENN: Are you -- are you concerned at all about some of the conversations. We just saw another video from James O'Keefe.

Where he's talking to somebody who was -- I think he claimed to be in the FBI.

Said, he and others were meeting with generals. To make sure that they had a control on Donald Trump.

Are you -- are you confident at all, this time around, Donald Trump will be able to route that.

VOICE: Oh, most certainly.

And I will say, that has a lot to do with the confirmation of the Secretary of Defense.

You know, top down.

Last time president Trump was in office. I think there was a lot of trust in people, to do the right thing.

And then he realized that the Deep State was real.

And there were people running, regardless of whether he was a Republican. Or whether they're Republicans or not.

That they were working against his agenda. Because they didn't like what he stood for.

What we're finding, there is going to be a setup to go through these generals. That, A, discharge military members based on vaccinations. And boards.

The fact is, if you're a general and you're pushing wokeness ideologies.

Or you're trying to undermine subjective o the commander in chief, you have no place in the Department of Defense, period.

And so those people conspired, and I look forward to that. Because I can just tell you from a congressional perspective, Glenn. I actually had an amendment in the National Defense Authorization Act to remove DEI for military training.

And I have friends still in the military. So someone at Ramstein Air Base actually sent me an email of an officer there, that was directly undermining what we did. Congress has removed DEI.
So we're renaming it. Please, proceed with the training.

Guess what, that person is also going to be fired. And that's really how you're going to be at the DOD --

GLENN: Good. Good.

If you could hold for 60 seconds, I need to take a network break and come back. I want to ask you about Cuba. What the Biden administration just did. And also about Tulsi Gabbard. And how you feel about her and her nomination.

Back in just a second with Anna Paulina Luna, Representative from Florida.

Democrat Tries to TRAP Pete Hegseth. He Has the PERFECT Response

Donald Trump’s pick for Secretary of Defense, Fox News’ Pete Hegseth, sat in front of Congress for his confirmation hearing…and it exposed the Left for what they are. Democrats tried to corner Hegseth with lies and loaded questions, but he pushed back in a way that impressed Glenn. Glenn and Stu discuss some of the worst highlights, including when Rep. Mazie Hirono asked Hegseth if Trump plans to invade Greenland. Plus, the guys also discuss whether Hamas will release hostages before his inauguration.

Transcript

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GLENN: So I don't know about you, Stu. But, boy, was I impressed with Congress yesterday, you know.

STU: They always find a way to make you think a little less about them. You know, they always can cross that line.

GLENN: Yeah. Mazie Hirono. What?

STU: Dumb. Well, she's America's dumbest senator. That's already confirmed. She won the competition with Ryan Seacrest hosting. And it was a great show, by the way. I would totally watch that.

GLENN: Yeah. Oh, I would watch that. Can you imagine the Jeopardy with the Senate and the House?

STU: Oh, my gosh. They asked them the tough question. They all ended up with zero. The winner gets zero.

You know, Mazie Hirono somehow wins. But she has $0. Everyone else has negative.

Right? I think they should have to pay the negative dollars to Ryan Seacrest. Gosh!

Okay. So here's one of the more incredible. Cut 15.

Here's Mazie Hirono on taking over Greenland. We have it?

VOICE: To take over Greenland, or an ally of Denmark.

VOICE: Senator, one of the things President Trump is so good at, is never strategically tipping his hand. And so I would never in this public forum, give one way or another, give -- in any context.

VOICE: That sounds to me, you would contemplate carrying out such an order to basically invade Greenland.

STU: Oh, does it? Oh, wow. You don't know what the English language really means, do you?

GLENN: Wow. And do you have a big sword? Because I think Secretary of Defense should have a big sword.

I like swords. How much do swords cost?

STU: And that was the smartest line of questioning.

GLENN: It really was. It really was.

How many tanks do we have? Do we have like just the ones I have on TV, or do we keep some of them secret, so we can surprise people with more tanks?

I want to know! Answer the question. My God.

STU: So bad.

GLENN: Are drones really just like big bees?

STU: They could be. They make noises like big bees, Mazie.

GLENN: Instead of missiles, have we thought about using Thor's Hammer? Because it would come right back to us.

STU: That's actually a pretty good idea.

GLENN: Can we get the space force to look into alien cows. I read online that alien cows are why we need stronger fences in Iowa. What's the Pentagon doing? Do you like nachos?

I mean --

STU: I would rather watch that. Whatever you just did. I would rather watch them doing that, than what actually occurred.

GLENN: I mean, those could have been questions yesterday.

STU: Yeah.

GLENN: It was that insane.

Will you use the military to invade Greenland?

Do you like nachos?

Of course not!

Invade Greenland. Iceland, maybe. But not Greenland.

STU: No. Never. It's too big.

GLENN: Oh, my gosh.

STU: Of course. You know, it's funny. He says, he would never strategically tip his hand.

And it's funny, because Trump in a way, always tips his hand. Right?

He does want Greenland. He has tipped his hand. He has told us about it for years. He does want the border secure. He's told us about -- when it comes to specific things he's willing to do and not do in a negotiation. He'll suggest a bunch of stuff. But you don't know what's real. That's why he's a good negotiator.

GLENN: Right!

STU: You bring up that Tiffany example. You brought that up before. I was in the city. And I saw. I was telling my kids that story.

GLENN: Yeah.

STU: And God only knows if it's true. You told it to me.

GLENN: I said to him. I said, you're negotiating gift is unbelievable.

I said, I've never questioned your negotiating power, since I heard the story about Trump Tower and Tiffany's. And he laughed, and he said, good for you, for knowing that story.

And I said, that is just incredible. That takes balls of steel.

STU: For people who don't know. Maybe you should give a 30-second version of it.

GLENN: So Tiffany was not going to sell him the air rights, so he could build the Trump Tower. He had already bought the property. It was either Tiffany's or Cartier.

So he goes to the board. And he says, look, I will build this -- it will be beautiful. It will be 70 stores.

And they're like, hmm. Well, we own the air rights, and we're not going to sell them to you, because we don't want a big building like that.

And he said, oh. You know what, I thought you might say that. I already own the property.

So if you don't, he rolled out architectural plans of what he described as the ugliest building he could possibly build. Three stories.

And he said, okay. Well, if you don't let me build the Trump Tower. I will build this.

No, you wouldn't. Watch this. And he left. By the time he had gotten back to the office, they had given him the air rights.

STU: That's who he is.

GLENN: That's who he is.

STU: Now, would he have built that building?

I think there are answers to that, in which he would have. Which is important.

GLENN: Yeah. That's also circumstances, where he would have just sold the property. You know what I mean?

And you don't know which.

STU: You don't know which. And that's why it works.

GLENN: Yes. Yes.

STU: So I don't think there's any chance. I don't believe there's any chance whatsoever, outside of like, I don't know.

China taking over Greenland first. Right?

Something like that, we might invade Greenland. I don't think there's any chance we just invade Greenland. However, first of all, I said I don't think there's any chance. There's some doubt even in my mind, that we might do it.

And that's why it works.

GLENN: Right! When he was like, hey, you know, the little missile guy.

You know, I will show you new missiles. That's why it works.

STU: Yeah.

GLENN: Because Kim Jong-un and everyone in the world went, is he willing to launch nukes against this guy?

Oh, I don't know. Maybe!

STU: Who knows? Maybe. Who knows! And like that's why it's successful.

It's why there's someone behind it.

GLENN: Yes. It's why the hostages are being released by 12 o'clock on Monday. Have you heard that?

STU: I've heard -- it's not confirmed, right?

GLENN: It's credible speculation.

STU: Okay. Because I know obviously. If you're -- if you're -- Donald Trump has been threatening it. He said, get it done before I come into office.

GLENN: Oh, yeah. Or there will be real consequences. And there will be.

We might take Greenland.

STU: Exactly. Think of the politics of this for a moment.

If you go back to Iran. Carter is leaving. The second Reagan takes over, they release the hostages, right? And everyone remembers it, exactly that way. Right?

Reagan essentially is responsible for that. They -- as soon as they came in. Two things, they didn't like Carter. And they were afraid of Reagan. And they were like, okay. We're out. And they leave the blackjack table.

Trump, I don't know. You know him better than I certainly was.

But in my view, Trump is smart enough.

First of all, number one, really wants the hostages out. Can't believe the way we handled this. So that's true. But also has thought about that historical precedent.

And he comes out. And he says, do it before I come in!

Which now, if they do it, before he comes in, it's not a Biden credit.

It is his!

And, of course, if they do it after that, it's always his.

He wins both ways.

GLENN: He is.

I mean, he has -- I'm telling you, I think he's the sharpest he's maybe ever been.

STU: Please don't.

I'm having PTSD after four years of hearing that about Biden.

Don't say he's sharp as a tack, please.

No. No. No. Just the best negotiator he may have ever been. Everything is a negotiation.

What he's doing with Pete Hegseth. All a negotiation!

How he's handling everything in the House and the Senate. All a negotiation.

He's a master negotiator. And the reason why he's so. Good at real estate negotiation.

Is because he knows it inside and out.

STU: Experience.

GLENN: He didn't know it, the first time.

STU: Yeah. And the first term was --

GLENN: All gut.

STU: Yeah. There's two things.

Like we -- have our -- it would be great to have someone outside of the system.

Who thinks about these things differently. And he had that part of it. But criticism of that, and this is played out in other realms before.

Where you say, well, the person. They don't know the system. They don't know the buttons to press, or Levers to pull. That -- especially at the beginning of his term. Really wasn't there.

He was learning it. Kind of his own -- he's even told that story before. Now he's in the position where he kind of has both. You know, he's an outsider and he knows the system. Which is a combination we haven't seen before. Because it's unique. It's not something that occurs a lot.

GLENN: No. Everyone goes in trying to use the system. He wants to shut the system down.

STU: That has to be a fascinating few years, man. We are going to have plenty to talk about. That, I can guarantee.

GLENN: Oh, I'm not tired of winning yet.

Are you tired of winning.

Let me give you -- let me take a quick break. And then we'll get back to Pete Hegseth. I have to tell you, we've had four huge ESG wins. Huge!

Like, it's over.

And I hate to say that, because they never surrender. They just morph. But the way they've been operating and what happened here in the last couple of days. It's over!