Best of the Program | Guest: Amb. Jamieson Greer | 10/15/26

Glenn Beck (0:05)

All right, you are, you're in for an interesting broadcast today, especially if you listen to the whole thing, but we're giving you the highlights here. I start with banks and the government. And to say that I was a little passionate about it might be somewhat of an understatement, because if you don't know what our government has been doing behind your back with our banks, you're about to find out, and we have got to get this to stop. Also, Ambassador Jamieson Greer joins us. He's talking about the things that are happening in manufacturing here in America and Sharia and the West. I'm so sick and tired of people who say, oh, Sharia law is not a problem. It's not a problem. What? What's the problem with that? They can co-exist with us, can they? Can they? Wait until you hear this one. All on today's podcast.

A federal regulator has finished going through roughly 100,000 complaints and 50,000 bank records from the nine biggest banks in America.

This is going to enrage you. The question was simple. Did any bank shut Americans out of their banking, out of the financial services, because of what they believed? The answer in the United States of America is yes. According to the review, JPMorgan Chase flagged words like MAGA and America First.

If you have money in JPMorgan Chase, pull it out today. They flagged America First and MAGA. Other banks targeted Christian organizations and pro-life groups, firearm businesses, legal businesses run by law-abiding citizens. And the reason given again and again was reputational risk. Now, where did we hear that? Where have we heard the word reputational risk? Oh, I know. In that grand conspiracy book called The Great Reset, something that we wrote and put out, I don't know, 2020, put the book Great Reset out. We told you that the banks had come up with this new way, along with the government, to control you. And they would use the words reputational risk. It was a reputational risk for the bank. We can't have you because, you know, you might be boycotted, you might be doing some things, and then that hurts us as a bank and our image, so we can no longer have you as a client. And they all denied it, and everybody said it was a conspiracy theory, and I told you at the time, it is not a conspiracy theory. They are doing this. Reputational risk, and that pressure came from the regulators in our government that watch over the banks. Senator Chuck Grassley has released documents showing that Jack Smith's team, Jack Smith should be in prison. Jack Smith's team, while investigating Donald Trump, collected personal data on more than 639,000 Republican voters and donors.

Did you hear that, America? I don't care if you hate Donald Trump. If you allow this to stand, do you not think the Republicans will use it? Do you not think the Independents will use it? Do you not think the Marxists will use it? Do you not think every person that just craves power will use this? He collected names, home addresses, birth dates, where you work, in some cases, your credit card information. One of those spreadsheets was built around a single question. You ready for this? Our government tracked you if you bought a red MAGA hat after the 2020 election. If you bought a MAGA hat, our government, the United States of America, tracked you.

If you bought a MAGA hat, the federal government collected your name and put it on a list. This comes on top of what Grassley has already shown us. Nearly 5,000 donor records. Some of them checks for $5. You were on an enemy's list. Phone records, text messages from dozens of members of Congress, communication involving 50 journalists. Now, let me ask you, where are the journalists today? Every single journalist should be as enraged as I am right now. Every single person at CBS, ABC, NBC, the New York Times, the Washington Post, every single journalist, the village voice should be outraged by this.

They were gathering information on journalists. Do you care?

A $5 check, a baseball cap, and they collected your name. The bank said they didn't close accounts for political reasons. They say they were just following the risk rules that Washington wrote and Washington enforced. Exactly what I told you was happening in our book. Exactly. And they said, and they said what?

That's a conspiracy theory. You're a danger if you even say that. Oh, so I would go on a risk list? Now, Jack Smith's Defenders is going to say a prosecutor follows the money, and when you subpoena a vendor, records come back in bulk. You don't get to pick which rows show up on a spreadsheet. Fine, fine. Tell me, why were you asking vendors who sold hats for their records? What does a hat have to do with any kind of crime? Nothing. A $5 check is not evidence. A baseball cap is not a conspiracy. What kind of country do you want to live in?