The Glenn Beck Program
The WORST Crooks in Minnesota AREN'T Somalis | Guests: Alex Clark & Seamus Bruner | 1/13/26
13 Jan 2026
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Hello, America. Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program. Last night, I went on a little financial jihad. I'm looking at the news, and I'm especially looking at Somalia, and I about lost my mind. And so, yes, I did put on the headband and dressed all in black and started doing things like... because it was a little jihad.
And I think you're going to like who my jihad is on because it is the real story that everybody is missing. Get to that here in 60 seconds. First, let me tell you about the Berna launcher. Strange gap in the way most people think about personal safety. On one hand, we all agree the world feels a little less predictable than it used to. I'd say a lot less predictable.
On the other, a lot of us still tell ourselves, I'll figure it out if something happens. It's never going to happen to me. You know, as if danger schedules an appointment. Oh, by the way, I've got danger on your calendar next Thursday. The reality is when a moment goes sideways, you don't get time to think. You have to react.
You know, one of the things that people misunderstand is character is not built in times of trouble.
character is revealed only when you have worked on something over and over again i'm not going to be a jerk i'm not going to be believe me because i used to be a jerk i kind of still am but i used to be really jerky and i'd get really jerky when stress was on and i didn't want to be that way anymore and so i've worked really hard not to be a jerk and i'm i hate to say this but i'm kind of proud of myself when we get into problems and we're under stress and i'm not a jerk
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Chapter 3: What issues are highlighted regarding the Minnesota fraud scandal?
My plan is the Burna Launcher. My backup plan is my gun. But the Burna Launcher is something my kids have. They have it in their backpack, keep it in the glove box of the car. My wife carries one in her purse. I have one in the small of my back. You can carry it in all 50 states. There are no permits that are required, no background checks, no paperwork, nothing. Just go to BurnaBYRNA.com.
It hits somebody up to 60 feet away with tear gas. Well, that'll stop them for about 45 minutes. BurnaBYRNA.com slash Glenn. Burna.com slash Glenn. Okay, so... Let me do a little bit of a jihad here, because I was thinking last night about what's happening in Somalia. I'm thinking about ice. I'm thinking about, you know, the the president now being sued. I love this one. Minnesota.
guess guess who a name from the past that you know i just always feel warm and fuzzy inside when i hear keith ellison's name um keith ellison i think personally kind of a bad guy by the way if you're looking at the chalkboard guys i'm seeing the control room chalkboard that's mo and ming's apple farm that's for china a little later you don't want to miss that um
But let me talk to you about Minnesota. Keith Ellison, he is suing the Trump administration because he said, in essence, a federal invasion of the Twin Cities and Minnesota is happening now, and it has to stop. DHS agents have sown chaos and terror across the metropolitan area and in cities all across the state of Minnesota. No, they haven't. They've shown up to do their job.
And what is their job? Their job is, well, ICE is there to make sure that people who have criminal records are no longer there. And you have, I'll give you a list in a little while, of all the people that they're arresting, trying to arrest. They're really, really bad guys. But it is really not even about the Somalis.
Even the Somalis that were laundering money or, you know, stealing money from the Minnesota people. It's not even about that. I'll tell you who it's really about here in just a second. But let me take you through the story, because last night I heard about the lawsuit. And then and then I'm thinking, you know, that damn airport. How did they miss this at the airport?
A million dollars a day in cash in a suitcase for up to two years. $700 million went through that airport. And I'm thinking, you know, if I have a suitcase and it's got $5,000 in cash and I'm just taking it through the x-ray machine, I have a feeling we should do this. Let's go see if we can get $10,000 and let's just try to go through. Let's just see what DHS says.
I'm going to take a suitcase with $10,000 cash in it and I'll just go through. Let's just see if they say anything besides, whoa. Wow, that's a lot of cash there. And then let me go on. I doubt they do. Are you claiming this? What's happening with this money? Where's this money going for? It's the law. So how did they put a million dollars through that airport?
Well, it didn't start with the airport. Didn't start with a suitcase. It started with a check. A check. A check written by the state of Minnesota. That, if you're listening to us in Minnesota, I'd like to remind you, is your money.
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Chapter 4: How does Glenn Beck connect personal character to crisis situations?
And they want that money. So this is how banks, this is how bad guys get away with bad things for a long time. And I'm on this jihad because they know about China. Wait until I tell you about Moe and Ming's apple farm and how, you know, I've wondered, how is China getting this oil? I thought we banned all oil exports. Are they just bringing in? No, wait until I tell you that story.
They know about the financial crimes that are happening in Venezuela. They know who's taking the gold and where the gold is. The banks know. The banks know who the drug lords are. They know where the money is. They knew about Epstein. They knew about all of these things. Okay? All of them. And that's how bad guys keep getting away with it.
So the common thread in all of this stuff is how the banks have optimized. The system is optimized to document suspicion, to manage it, manage the bank's exposure, but not actually stop any criminal activity. Unless you're unpopular, unless the federal government is like, no, this has to be stopped.
Okay.
Now layer in 2008 with what I just told you, Epstein, Madoff, all of this stuff. The banks didn't miss the risk. The banks created the risk. The banks created CDOs and derivatives and instruments designed to slice, rate, sell, and then resell risk while everyone in the banking community in Wall Street collected fees. And then when it blew up, who paid? You did. You did. The taxpayer.
You paid it. When this all blew up in Minnesota, who's left holding the bag? Who actually paid for all of this? You did. The banks got their fees. People got away with it. Terrorists got their fees. Everybody seemed to get their money. You lost money. And this is what just is grinding at me. There's something really wrong. And I'll get to that in 60 seconds.
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Have you ever noticed you don't have a free weekend? Things never really slow down. We're going to do it when it's less overwhelming right now. Well... Your memories are fading, and they're fading quick, and you have to be the one that's responsible in the family for being the one who is keeping those memories alive. Legacy Box exists because they understand that problem exactly.
They take all those VHS tapes, the camcorders, the film reels, the photos, the slides, all the stuff most of us no longer even have the equipment to play. They professionally digitize it and preserve it before it's too late. They convert it to digital. You get the digital and the originals back, and it's all done here in America.
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Chapter 5: What are the implications of the border-to-ballot box pipeline?
And you notice there on the chart, it's just that little green sliver. And what became increasingly obvious because we've done a number of election integrity investigations and found, you know, just like you, it's the same people funding the get out the vote and the ballot harvesting and all of that. And then just because of like, why is there this distinct anti-ice flavor to these protests?
And why does it have the same uh, investors in the migration and the election and the riot. And it seems pretty obvious. And, and the final piece, I believe is this, uh, the, what, what Nick Shirley exposed in Minnesota with these child day, you know, these daycare centers is it's obvious it's right in our face. They left, they bribe new voters with welfare.
They try to create a new dependent class. They're hoping that they'll vote blue for the rest of their lives. Uh, and so by bringing in more people, that's that biggest slice, uh, or the big, you know, the blue slice, uh, bringing more people. The orange slice there, the biggest part of the pie, more than half, is the election.
Chapter 6: What is the significance of the daycare fraud in Minnesota?
And so it's this pipeline from the border to the ballot box. And how they can believe that these new migrants are going to vote blue is they just bribe them with welfare. I mean, millions and billions of dollars of welfare with zero oversight, zero accountability. And so it's really insidious. I mean, this is a whole subversion like wrapped into one.
And these people need, you know, these funders really, they know what they're doing, obviously. I mean, you just had this guy, this, this, this attorney general talking about how they were meeting every single day, looking how to thwart Donald Trump. And I think the major thing they're concerned about is him disrupting this border-to-ballot box pipeline.
So, Seamus, I am about to go on a Pambandi jihad here in the next couple of weeks because I'm just not seeing our DOJ doing enough. Are we going to see people go to jail for this?
Well, if we don't, Glenn, it's going to be the end of our country. I mean, if people don't go to jail... I mean, Americans are fed up. They feel like suckers. They look at the massive amounts of fraud.
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Everybody's going into work. People are at work right now, you know, busting their tails, trying to make ends meet. And then you get these non-citizens who come to our country, set up a fraudulent daycare facility, they need to be rounding them up by the thousands, but not just a low level.
I mean, it's kind of expected that you bring someone from a country like Somalia where, you know, fraud and bribery is all endemic and it's just kind of part of the culture. As even the New York Times reported, by the way, even the New York Times reported that, well, this is kind of part of the culture over there.
I don't really so much blame them as much as I blame the Tim Walzes and ultimately the funders.
Seamus, thank you so much. I'd love to have you back. I'd like to have you into the studio with charts and everything, and maybe we can even do a special with some of this information. It is so important.
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Thank you so much. We'll talk again, my friend.
Ricky, can you have somebody write a story and put that chart up and put it up at GlennBeck.com?
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What does Glenn AI have to say regarding who's funding these revolutions? Glenn's done many chalkboards on this. Listen to that podcast now only at GlennBeck.com.
I want to talk to you. Well, I don't know. I've got so many things on my plate today that I don't know if we can finish everything I have. And I just need a real quick call from, uh, from Ricky and Jason and Jason, you've been talking to the insiders all day, uh, on, uh, at glennbeck.com with the torch. Can you tell me, um,
I've got some stuff on Sharia law that's happening here in America and how important that is. And I also have the story of Ming and Mo and how it's a chalkboard on what's really happening in Iran and the responsibility the banks play a little bit.
Well, as a producer, I like flow. And so this segment on the chalkboard flows nicely out of the Seamus segment. Okay.
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