Best of the Program | Guest: Kelly Stewart Harcourt | 11/13/26

Glenn Beck (0:02)

Today's podcast, it's Friday. We've got more on Nvidia. Also, a great story about something that is happening on Monday.

A Vietnam vet and a nurse that saved his leg. They're meeting for the very first time, waiting till you hear this story. And while we're talking about stories, Jimmy Stewart's daughter is on with me today. There's a new movie called Jimmy that is out this weekend. You need to see it. If you like Jimmy Stewart and It's a Wonderful Life, you'll never see It's a Wonderful Life and look at it the same way. These scenes, when you understand him and where he was at that time in his life, you will not, it is so much better. I can't wait to watch It's a Wonderful Life after seeing the movie, Jimmy. We talked to her about that. And in Washington, the to-do list from the left. And how do we fight it?

Well, we use Saul Alinsky, all of that and more on today's podcast.

Jason (1:19)

The car is packed. The kids are asleep in the back seat. And somewhere down the road, someone's keeping the porch light on.

Bring the music that makes the drive you sick. You know, we're just having an interesting conversation off the air.

Glenn Beck (1:33)

You're warmer.

Jason (1:40)

Cheyenne Grace, it's Christmas again. Now streaming everywhere.

Glenn Beck (1:46)

Okay, we're having an interesting conversation off the air here a minute ago about these these these guys who are in these positions. I have so many jokes here that are running these giant companies. You keep it in your fricking pants. We're all paying for it. You know, we're all paying for it. My 401k has taken a massive hit. Your 401k has taken a massive hit. Because any if you have any money in in the stock market, you most likely are invested in tech. And Nvidia is a is a big one. And it would have been one of those that everybody's like, Oh, you got to get it. You got to have you got to have Nvidia. So now you've lost money because this guy couldn't keep it in his pants. That really pisses me off. You have a responsibility. Does anybody understand their responsibility in their own life? It's not about you, dude. It's not about you.

Everybody makes mistakes. But this guy apparently is a serial mistake maker. This guy, now the third girl came out.

You know, and if you want to have, if you want to have sex with somebody, go just rent an American hooker, will you? Can you stop with the Asians? Just is anybody want to just a red, white and blue apple pie hooker? Because you know what? It'd be cheaper if we all just pitched in and got white, blonde, blue eyed hookers and put them in a room and said, by the way, you're with a tech company. Just call us. We'll send one to your house. Stop with the Asians.

Chinese spies.

I mean, what the hell is wrong with these people? You don't realize you don't realize that everybody's after you. Jason and I were just talking that, you know, for years, because my back is so bad, I would have massages once a week and they would happen in my office. And every time, it was creepy, but every time I had a security guy in the office with me, he was in the room and they are like, does he need to be here? Yeah, he just needs to be here. Why? I knew these women, I knew who was giving massage. You never know, you never know. If you are under attack or you are in an important position, can you just use some common sense? You know, I remember when I would say stupid things on the air and media matters, and I would just be like, that was the dumbest thing. Why would I say that? Why did I phrase it that way? And you know why it bothered me so much? Because I knew it cost you, I knew you would have to go out and defend me. Everybody, you know, have you watched Glenn Beck? Have you listened to Glenn Beck? And then I'd say something stupid and your friends would go, yeah, did you see this what Glenn Beck said? And I'd be like, damn, I just made it harder for you.

That's what bothered me. Do these guys even think about us?

And then look at yourself in the mirror. I mean, at least be honest with yourself, man. Be honest with yourself. If you had no money and no power, no hot Chinese spy is knocking on your door. None of them. Look at her. Look at you. My uncle Leo, he used to call me Michelangelo. This is Tanya's uncle. He was talk with his hands Italian. He came over during World War II. The family gathered all their money, sent him over because he was born in America on a vacation. And so he had American citizenship. And so they gathered all their money because they were afraid that the war would wipe the whole family out. So somebody has to survive. So uncle Leo is sent to New York. He goes to New York, lives his whole life, great American, meets me. I'm not Italian. Tanya's family, you're not Italian. That's a problem. You're not a Catholic. That's a problem. And it's old school. And I mean, all of the aunts and the uncles and the grandparents were all, you know, look at you. And I would, I came over and forever, he called me Michelangelo. And like eight months into it, I said, you know, Leo, my name's not Michelangelo. I had no, why do you call me Michelangelo all the time? This is exactly what he said to me. Look at you. Look at her. You're not going to be around long enough for me to know your name. Okay. That's what I want every tech titan to do. Look at her. Look at you. What do you think is happening there, genius?