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Glenn Beck is going to join us.

Yes, he's here. He's in Texas.

He's going to walk over to the studio and join us to tell us all about his brand new venture, The Torch. It's very, very cool. I think you're going to like it, and he'll give you all the details on that. Americans are getting creative with their health care. We'll look at a frightening new trend on that front. But we're to start by doing the warmth of collectivism. Yes, it's bomb d'adi time. I'm very excited. This is the monologue I wanted to do the entire vacation because I just kept thinking about this over and over and over again. Like, how can this be happening in our country in the financial capital of the world? Of course, Zoran Mamdani won the mayoral election back in November and is going to be ushered in. You might think, well, you know,

he won the election. Sure, he was a firebrand when he was out there on the campaign tour,

but what's he really going to be like as a mayor? He tried to make that very, very clear in his

opening speech where he talked about the warmth of collectivism. We will draw this city closer together.

We will replace the frigidity of rugged individualism

with the warmth of collectivism.

If our campaign demonstrated that the people of New York

yearn for solidarity, then let this government foster it. Because no matter what you eat,

how you pray, or where you come from, the words that most define us are the two we all share,

New Yorkers. It is unbelievable that anyone is falling for this after what has happened in our history. The frigidity

of rugged individualism, the thing that built America, he's describing it as frigid and cold

and awful, an awful experience. And then the warmth, the warm blanket of collectivism. It's not even hiding it. It's not even the collectivism, the warmth of working together. He's not even using an euphemism. He's just coming out and saying it. He's just saying, hey, let me just pitch this to you, Marxism. Now, of course, the warmth of collectivism is very, very well known. They wrote a great book about it.

It's a little long.

It's called The Black Book of Communism.

And honestly, I'm thinking that maybe, maybe it's time for a revised cover of this.

I'm just going to pitch this to the authors.

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