Hey, it's Andrew Cleven. Welcome to this week's interview. I'm delighted to be talking

to Glenn Beck. The White House is desperately appealing to the Supreme Court to give them

permission to censor Americans on social media before the next election, like they did

in the last election. They want to make sure they can do what they did last time when

they tricked an intimidated social media into killing the Hunter Biden laptop story, which

turned out to be 100% true and ultimately silenced the president of the United States.

And they're obviously afraid because at the same time, YouTube and Google silenced voices

that go against the dictats of the regime, Elon Musk has begun to construct a media model

that acts that gives a platform to more independent voices like Megan Kelly and Tucker Carlson.

But dearly as I love Megan Kelly and as much as I respect Tucker Carlson and as high as

my hopes are for what Elon Musk is doing, they would not be playing in the space they're

in if it were not for Glenn Beck. You know, there are things that people do that everyone

can see. They're right there on your television and Glenn Beck is one of the things I know

well is broadcasting. I grew up in broadcasting. Glenn Beck is one of the great broadcasters

of our day. And when I say that the word great is not something here come out of my mouth

a lot. I'm talking about there's rush. I hope Ben Shapiro makes it into those ranks and

then there's Glenn and that's it. That's those those are the great broadcasters of our

day. When he was back on Fox back in the day, he created this original way of sharing

the conservative vision that wasn't just analytical like everybody else. It was also

performative and emotional and artistic in ways that just change the game. And then

it became huge and then he did this amazing thing, which is that he left Fox and created

what eventually became the blaze. And that blaze was a model and has been a model for independent

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