Our Defense Secretary Was Hospitalized & Biden DIDN’T KNOW?! | Guest: Rep. Chip Roy | 1/8/24
Jan 8, 2024
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Glenn Beck discusses the lack of communication within the government, including President Biden not being informed about Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's hospitalization. They criticize the proposed bipartisan budget for not addressing border security. The podcast covers the story of Colony Ridge, an upcoming documentary on illegal immigrants living in a community. They also debate the controversial legacy of Francisco Franco and discuss the latest 2024 election polling.
The proposed bipartisan budget deal fails to address the issue of border security, prioritizing excessive spending over the concerns of the American people.
The ongoing border crisis has significant implications for national security, the economy, and social services, highlighting the urgent need for action to secure the border and address illegal immigration.
The potential removal of Donald Trump from the ballot due to legal challenges could set a concerning precedent for American democracy, raising questions about the fairness and transparency of the electoral process.
The American people play a vital role in shaping the future of the country by holding their elected officials accountable, engaging in the political process, and prioritizing critical issues such as border security and fiscal responsibility.
Deep dives
The Republican Budget Deal Fails to Address Border Security
The Republicans have put forth a budget deal that falls short in addressing the crucial issue of border security. The proposed bill, which would spend $1.66 trillion, is $58 billion more than the previous spending bill. It lacks sufficient measures to secure the border and fails to prioritize the concerns of the American people. This continuing pattern of capitulation and excessive spending is deeply concerning and highlights the need for a change in leadership that will prioritize the interests and safety of the American people.
The Urgent Need to Address the Border Crisis
The ongoing crisis at the southern border is causing significant stress on various aspects of American society, from national security to the economy. It is vital for Congress to take immediate action to secure the border and address the alarming increase in illegal immigration. Additionally, the border crisis has significant implications for social services, including healthcare, education, and the overall fabric of American society. The American people deserve leaders who will prioritize their safety and well-being by effectively addressing this pressing issue.
Potential Implications of Removing Donald Trump from the Ballot
There is speculation that Donald Trump may be removed from the ballot due to various legal challenges. If this were to happen, it would have significant implications for American democracy. The decision to remove a former president from the ballot would set a concerning precedent and raise questions about the integrity of the electoral process. Such a move could potentially lead to further division and polarization in the country, as well as damage the public's trust in the fairness and transparency of the election system.
Call to Action: Holding Washington Accountable
In light of the current challenges facing our nation, it is crucial for the American people to hold their elected officials accountable. This includes voicing dissatisfaction with the current state of affairs and demanding action on critical issues such as border security, fiscal responsibility, and adherence to constitutional principles. By engaging in the political process, staying informed, and casting informed votes, citizens can make a difference in shaping the future of our country and ensuring that elected officials prioritize the needs and concerns of the American people.
Overview of the Republican primary race
The Republican primary race is heating up with contenders vying for the nomination. Recent polls show Donald Trump leading in Iowa, with Ron DeSantis and Nikki Haley trailing behind. However, the polls are outdated, and there is still a possibility for surprises in these early states. DeSantis needs to win in Iowa to have a chance, while Haley is showing strength in New Hampshire. The situation remains uncertain and could change rapidly as the race unfolds.
The importance of the Iowa caucuses
The Iowa caucuses are just a week away, and they will set the stage for the Republican primary. A strong showing in Iowa can give a candidate momentum and influence the outcome in subsequent states. While Trump is expected to win in Iowa, a strong second-place finish by DeSantis or a surprise victory could reshape the race. The results in Iowa will provide crucial insights into the viability of the candidates and the direction of the race.
The unpredictable nature of the election
The upcoming election remains highly unpredictable. It is unclear whether Trump's dominance will continue or whether other candidates can gain momentum. With the lack of recent polling, it is difficult to gauge the current state of the race. Surprises and upsets are not uncommon in Iowa, and candidates' performances in these early states can have a significant impact. The race is far from decided, and anything can happen in the coming weeks.
While Biden boasts his DOJ has sentenced January 6 attendees collectively to over 840 years in prison, Glenn sets the record straight on the government's horrific response to that day. What is going on with Biden's temper? Pat Gray joins Glenn and Stu to discuss the oddity of nobody knowing Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin was in the ICU, not even President Biden. Rep. Chip Roy (R-Texas) joins Glenn to discuss a newly proposed bipartisan budget that does nothing to fix the border. Glenn discusses the story of Colony Ridge as BlazeTV is set to release a documentary exposing the truth behind the number of illegal immigrants living in the community. Glenn and Stu discuss the good and bad of Spanish military general Francisco Franco, but one gravely outweighs the other. Stu goes through the latest 2024 election polling and what it could mean for the outcome of the presidency.
