Best of the Program | Guest: Tom Homan | 7/7/26

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**Glenn Beck** (0:30)
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**Glenn Beck** (2:23)
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Alright, so, in Politico yesterday, an ex-girlfriend of Graham Plattner alleged that the Marine Senate hopeful broke into her home and raped her about five years ago. Well, that was a dark period.
She came forward to Politico, recalling the alleged rape in graphic detail and providing cooperation. And she's done this before. She did this at The New York Times, but The New York Times downplayed it. She felt she really, after seeing what was happening in The New York Times and how The New York Times handled her, but also the other woman who came out and said the same thing and how The New York Times handled this, she said she needed to take one more stab at it. And so she did.
Now, everybody is starting to jump ship on this guy. I want to start with...
Now, let me go to the story first, because I really want you to feel this story. It was late 2021 In Maine, woman at home at night, man she's dated on and off, nothing serious, the kind of thing that fades. He says, hey, I want to come in. He's hammered, like blackout drunk hammered. Let's himself into her house. He's drunk. She says, stop, stop. He doesn't. She kind of wrestles him away. She runs into the bedroom, closes the door. He comes into the bedroom, and she said, and that's where he raped me. She kept saying, stop, stop, stop. She said, you know, there is this single moment, she'll say years later, where the thought finally formed in her mind. There's, this is no longer my choice. He might kill me. Just stop fighting. She did. Now, that's the accusation. He says, no, no, no, that wasn't.