Glenn Beck

And as usual, everybody is here. We're going to be going back and forth. All of us are going to be on the feed tonight. So we're going to be commenting. As we go, you'll get it from all of your favorite Blaze hosts, and we'll let him speak uninterrupted, give you a little pre-show, and then after show, we'll be talking about the things that he did say and what we think of it.

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That's all on Blaze TV beginning tonight at 7.30? 7.30 p.m. Eastern, yes. Okay, thank you very much.

All right. So I just I have to start here because this is the thing that is our biggest problem. And it is. I was going to say this, but I want to be very careful. It's old people. But it's old people that will not leave Congress or the Senate. It's not all old people. Donald Trump is an old guy. But he's not acting like it and he's not thinking like it.

All right. So I just I have to start here because this is the thing that is our biggest problem. And it is. I was going to say this, but I want to be very careful. It's old people. But it's old people that will not leave Congress or the Senate. It's not all old people. Donald Trump is an old guy. But he's not acting like it and he's not thinking like it.

All right. So I just I have to start here because this is the thing that is our biggest problem. And it is. I was going to say this, but I want to be very careful. It's old people. But it's old people that will not leave Congress or the Senate. It's not all old people. Donald Trump is an old guy. But he's not acting like it and he's not thinking like it.

Mitch McConnell is an old guy who has old think. If he can't even think somebody in his office is thinking old. Let's put it that way. So he represents Kentucky. Obviously, Mitch McConnell wrote in The Washington Post. Every time Congress faces a government funding deadline, Washington reminds itself that shutdowns are worth avoiding. This is familiar in an all too frequent conversation.

Mitch McConnell is an old guy who has old think. If he can't even think somebody in his office is thinking old. Let's put it that way. So he represents Kentucky. Obviously, Mitch McConnell wrote in The Washington Post. Every time Congress faces a government funding deadline, Washington reminds itself that shutdowns are worth avoiding. This is familiar in an all too frequent conversation.

Mitch McConnell is an old guy who has old think. If he can't even think somebody in his office is thinking old. Let's put it that way. So he represents Kentucky. Obviously, Mitch McConnell wrote in The Washington Post. Every time Congress faces a government funding deadline, Washington reminds itself that shutdowns are worth avoiding. This is familiar in an all too frequent conversation.

He he goes on to say today we're closer than ever on making a noble history on the front of budgets. Tomorrow's challenges. And we owe it to our men in uniform and our taxpayers to be honest about the consequences. Consumer goods aren't the only things that have grown more expensive in recent years.

He he goes on to say today we're closer than ever on making a noble history on the front of budgets. Tomorrow's challenges. And we owe it to our men in uniform and our taxpayers to be honest about the consequences. Consumer goods aren't the only things that have grown more expensive in recent years.

He he goes on to say today we're closer than ever on making a noble history on the front of budgets. Tomorrow's challenges. And we owe it to our men in uniform and our taxpayers to be honest about the consequences. Consumer goods aren't the only things that have grown more expensive in recent years.

In times of high inflation, governance without updated appropriation means diminished Pentagon buying power, forcing the U.S. military to equip itself for the next year's threat at this year's prices. Even as fresh eyes comb the Pentagon for new efficiencies and cost savings, effective military acquisitions continue to require multi-year runways.

In times of high inflation, governance without updated appropriation means diminished Pentagon buying power, forcing the U.S. military to equip itself for the next year's threat at this year's prices. Even as fresh eyes comb the Pentagon for new efficiencies and cost savings, effective military acquisitions continue to require multi-year runways.

In times of high inflation, governance without updated appropriation means diminished Pentagon buying power, forcing the U.S. military to equip itself for the next year's threat at this year's prices. Even as fresh eyes comb the Pentagon for new efficiencies and cost savings, effective military acquisitions continue to require multi-year runways.

A truly clean full year continuing resolution would at the level set for 2024 would mean no new starts on critical programs that the military needs. OK, he goes on and on and on about how the Pentagon just needs more money. We just have to spend more, more, more on more, more, more for the Pentagon. So I would like to respond with my own op-ed.

A truly clean full year continuing resolution would at the level set for 2024 would mean no new starts on critical programs that the military needs. OK, he goes on and on and on about how the Pentagon just needs more money. We just have to spend more, more, more on more, more, more for the Pentagon. So I would like to respond with my own op-ed.

A truly clean full year continuing resolution would at the level set for 2024 would mean no new starts on critical programs that the military needs. OK, he goes on and on and on about how the Pentagon just needs more money. We just have to spend more, more, more on more, more, more for the Pentagon. So I would like to respond with my own op-ed.

Dear Senator McConnell, your call for more Pentagon spending is as tone-deaf as it is reckless. The United States, I don't know if you know this, already spends more on its military than the next nine countries combined. We spend $877 billion... Last year alone, dwarfing China, Russia, and the entire EU's collective defense budgets. All of those. Nine countries. And they're the big nine.