Alright, welcome to the podcast. Today Mr. Galen Beck will be live at CPAC. You'll hear him talking

from the radio row there and doing the show from DC. You can actually see the show and watch it back.

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Dez and Pat Gray and all the big names. So check it out blazetv.com slash back. Galen has a couple

of interviews to talk to BlazeTV's own John Miller who are a White House correspondent during the

program. Also talks to Ted Cruz who comes on and discusses what to do with the border. He's got a

great idea what to do with the border and it doesn't require the emergency act. So that would be

kind of a nice improvement there. We also have, we're also talking about the debacle in California.

With the high speed rail as they start to pitching the green new deal and building trains everywhere.

Maybe we should look at California to see how that one's turning out as we're about 10 times the

projected cost already and almost none of its built. And we will also go through and talk about

Glenn's message to CPAC the future of this country and whether socialism is the right direction

to go a little spoiler alert he doesn't think it is. That's all in today's podcast.

All right, Glenn is down at CPAC right now. Glenn, are you with us?

I am, Stu. Thank you so much. I'm very titillated. I wish you were here. Oh, I wish I was there too.

I really do. Actually, it's good to be here because the crowd is very young, dynamic and I think

wide awake. You know, it was interesting. I've never had to start a conference before and walk out

where everybody's like, I can't believe I have to get up this early for this conference.

But people are here because they know the country is in real trouble. They feel it. And

the theme today, unbeknownst to me, is socialism. That's what the CPAC started out with

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