This is the Glendale Program.

You know, I honestly, when I look at the news, I kind of feel like a mountain climber at Mount Everest.

It's like everything's got to stand in line, man.

I know it's really important you're going to get to the top of Mount Everest, but standing in line, there's a lot of important stuff going on.

We're going to talk a little bit about Justin Amash. We're going to talk about China and their weaponizing of rare earth minerals.

We are not in a trade war. We're in a war war.

And we'll explain that coming up in just a second.

Also, the latest on the abortion controversy.

Missouri is now going to be, what are they? One day away from not having any abortion clinics in the state.

Congratulations, Missouri. Congratulations.

At the same time, Georgia is being threatened by Netflix and Hollywood.

Well, we're not going to do anything in Georgia.

Oh! To get Hollywood to spend money in our state, all we have to do is kill children?

Oh, well, that's a tough decision. We start there in one minute.

This is the Glendale Program.

Recent Gallup survey shows Americans are worried more now about burglary than almost any other crime.

And I think there's a reason for it. Right now, we're living in a country where everybody's like, that's my stuff.

No, that's my stuff. No, it's not. You don't deserve it.

Did you see the lawsuit going on? I think it's in New York, where they systematically demoted white people because they were white.

And then gave their jobs to other people that were not qualified.

Finally, Martin Luther King's dream has come true. That's exactly what he wanted.

That's exactly what he wanted. As Al Sharpton said, it wasn't about a black man in the White House.

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