Glenn Beck Connects the Dots on How Far-Left Radicals Form Bizarre "Alliances"

Añadido: 2026-05-27

[00:00:00]So, there's an old trick that revolutionaries have always understood.

[00:00:03]And because most of us are not revolutionaries, um, we don't even understand it. And so, we see things and uh, we're like, wow, how do what what does this mean? How are we getting here? What is happening? How much of your life do you spend looking at the news and everything else, looking at your friends or your family and saying, how is this happening? What the hell is going on? Why is this changing?

[00:00:28]Okay. First thing that a revolutionary understands that you may not is you don't start by getting everybody to agree on everything. You start by convincing completely different people that they share the same enemy. That is the key to a revolution.

[00:00:45]This weekend Bernie Sanders was up with, you know, Nazi boy up in Maine uh talking about revolution. And no, you don't want a revolution. You don't you don't understand what that even means.

[00:00:57]But once you understand this one principle that you got to get a bunch of people who don't believe the same thing onto the same page, everything will make a lot of sense. Right now, people are looking around and asking, "How are these people on the same side?

[00:01:12]How is a guy who's clearly a Nazi on the same side with Bernie Sanders who's not a Nazi? What the hell? What's happening?

[00:01:20]How is this how is this billionaire um you know suddenly in bed you know with uh the Christian nationalist that's a transhumanist billionaire with a Christian nationalist? What how does the populist podcaster end up with the worldview of a Marxist academic? How does a Muslim activist, an atheist, a conspiracy theorist, and a Silicon Valley futurist, and nationalist all end up pulling in the same direction? That doesn't make any sense.

[00:01:58]Here's the answer. Revolutions don't require agreement. They they require alignment.

[00:02:07]Let me give you some history so you know this is true. Go back to the French Revolution. The people who helped destroy the monarchy were not all the same. They weren't even close. Some wanted liberty. Some wanted American liberty. Some wanted revenge. Some wanted power. Some wanted a secular utopia. Some were just starving. Some were intellectuals. Some were old. Some were young. Some were just playing with ideas in salons that they barely understood.

[00:02:35]And for a brief moment, all of them marched together.

[00:02:41]until they toppled the monarchy. And then revolutions do the same thing every time they start eating their own children. That's what they do. First, let me tell you about real estate agents I trust. Let me tell you a little secret about real estate. The housing market doesn't care how you feel. It doesn't care that you think your house is worth a certain number because you love the kitchen. It doesn't care that you saw the house three streets over selling for something crazy last spring. And it definitely doesn't care that you need a certain price to make your next move work. The market responds to timing. It responds to inventory, interest rates, local demand, which is why you need somebody who actually understands these things to help you. Real estate agents I trust is a network of experienced, vetted professionals who know your market inside and out. They know how to price strategically. They know how to negotiate. Most importantly, they know how to tell you the truth, even when it's not the easiest thing to hear. Go to real estate agents.com.

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[00:03:50]Ask the Marxists that marched with the Iranian clerics in 1979 in Iran. Well, you can't because you know they found common ground, then destroyed the regime, and then the Islamists arrested, tortured, and killed tens of thousands of their so-called allies. The Bolsheviks did exactly the same thing.

[00:04:09]Lenin united the factory workers and the intellectuals and the radicals and the anti-war activists and the peasants and the criminals and the idealist, people who fundamentally disagreed on all kinds of stuff, but they all could agree that this regime is bad. Okay. In the revolutionary space, disagreement is postponed.

[00:04:32]The only thing that matters is destroy the existing order. That's the important part that everybody misses. This is why I say you cannot be on the side of chaos. You have to talk about what we are trying to build, not what needs to be destroyed. Don't be against things before things. Because the issue with revolutionaries is never the issue. The issue is the doorway.

[00:04:59]Race, gender, class, climate, nationalism, immigration, technology, religion, corporate corruption, free speech, Israel, the West, the family, masculinity, capitalism, whatever it is.

[00:05:13]These are not final destinations.

[00:05:15]They're just the recruitment vehicles and they'll only use a few of those on you and not talk about the others, but they'll get you so wrapped up in your little issue that you'll say, "Yeah, it needs to be destroyed."

[00:05:30]The emotional ignition points.

[00:05:33]That's what funnels people to a much larger project and that project is destabilization.

[00:05:40]And this is where intersectionality enters the story. Most Americans heard that word years ago, intersectionality.

[00:05:47]I remember hearing it the first time.

[00:05:48]All of a sudden, it became popular.

[00:05:50]Like, what the hell does that word even mean? I had to look it up. What is this?

[00:05:54]Oh, it's another college theory. Nobody outside the coffee campus, the campus coffee shop cares anything about that big mistake. Big mistake.

[00:06:04]Because intersectionality evolved.

[00:06:07]And at its core, it says this. All systems are connected. All grievances are connected. All forms of oppression are connected. That's how you can get somebody who is for gay rights, trans rights marching with the Palestinians.

[00:06:27]The Palestinians will kill you over in Gaza. They'll kill you.

[00:06:33]But they're both oppressed. So everything is connected.

[00:06:37]and everything when it's connected and then every every angry group becomes one coalition. That's the genius of it.

[00:06:47]Under the old Marxism, the revolutionary class was the worker. Okay? But the modern revolutionary thinking realized something. They they realized through in the 1950s, wait a minute, wait a minute.

[00:06:59]Western western societies when they're wealthy, the workers don't want revolution. They want stability. They want their family. They want paychecks.

[00:07:07]They want air conditioning. They want football on on Sunday. So, they're never going to go for a revolution. So, they had to change the framework.

[00:07:16]Instead of the economic class, identity became the organizing principle. That's why we suddenly have to hate one another. we have to hate one another because of race or we're different sexually or gender or religion or culture or colonial history or victimhood or alienation even loneliness itself.

[00:07:40]Every single fracture in society becomes politically useful. Let me ask you this.

[00:07:46]Are we getting less fractured or more fractured?

[00:07:52]Do you feel more part of the whole or less part of the whole?

[00:08:00]My guess is you can't even see the whole anymore.

[00:08:07]The framework doesn't isn't confined just to the political left. Eventually, every movement learns the same tactics.

[00:08:15]That's why you need now see the strange alliances that are forming on the right.

[00:08:20]You see, people who disagree on theology, on morality, disagree on economics, nationalism, they disagree on technology, but they all increasingly are agreeing on one thing. This current system is bad and needs to be burned down. That's the binding agent, the shared hostility. That's the important thing. You're hostile towards the system.

[00:08:46]It's a system run by pedophiles.

[00:08:49]Wait a minute. Is it Is it I mean, I know we have a problem, but is it run by pedophile? Where did that come from?

[00:08:59]When did we all start believing that?

[00:09:00]And how can you say you have a problem with a society that is is is bolstering pedophiles? And yet you don't seem to care about what the Muslim community, the Islamist community is doing to our own children. if you're over in England.

[00:09:20]Doesn't make any sense. Of course not.

[00:09:22]Of course not. It's not meant to.

[00:09:25]Doesn't need to.

[00:09:27]Once the shared hostility becomes the foundation, contradictions stop mattering.

[00:09:34]That's how you end up with national traditionalists standing next to trans, you know, transhumanist billionaires.

[00:09:40]One side dreams of returning to some myth myth mystic path past and the other dreams of escaping humanity entirely through technology. Wait a minute, that doesn't work.

[00:09:53]LGBTQ2 plus marching next to the Islamist.

[00:09:58]Those are ir irreconcilable differences.

[00:10:04]Why do they coexist? How can they do that? because both sides believe the existing order is illegitimate.

[00:10:12]That is the chemistry of a revolution.

[00:10:15]And you'll see it online every day now.

[00:10:18]Entire ecosystems forming around outrage and collapse and betrayal and apocalypse and civilizational doom.

[00:10:28]Notice everybody is interviewing everybody. Everybody is validating everybody. Everybody is amplifying the same emotional frequency.

[00:10:38]This is where the theology, the ideology, and the moral boundaries all begin to blur. You must keep them sharp because revolution is becoming the center of gravity. If that happens, we're done.

[00:10:56]And the bad thing is technology accelerates all of this. What makes social media so dangerous is it doesn't reward wisdom. It rewards emotional escalation. The algorithm doesn't ask, "Is this coherent?"

[00:11:11]It only asks, "Does this create engagement?" So, the loudest voices rise. The most extreme coalitions form fastest and slowly people stop asking the most important question. Wait, what is it we want to build after the the fire? After we build the bonfire, what are we building?

[00:11:31]That's the most important question.

[00:11:34]Destroying things are it's super easy to destroy. History is filled with men who know how to tear civilizations apart.

[00:11:42]The rare people are the ones who know how to preserve liberty while repairing broken things. That's much harder. And that must be our mission. It has to be or we lose.

[00:11:56]It's it's hard because real liberty requires tension. It requires us to have to coexist with each other when we don't agree. But recognize that. It requires living beside people you disagree with.

[00:12:09]It requires accepting imperfect outcomes. Revolutionaries hate that.

[00:12:14]Revolution Revolutions promise purity.

[00:12:18]One final cleansing. That's all we need.

[00:12:20]A final cleansing. One final battle. One final realignment where all contradictions are going to disappear.

[00:12:26]They never disappear. They they won't even disappear when Christ returns.

[00:12:33]That's why almost every revolution eventually becomes authoritarian. It has to. French revolution leads to terror.

[00:12:43]Russian revolution gulogs. Chinese revolution mass death.

[00:12:48]Every revolution begins by promising liberation and ends by demanding conformity. always.

[00:12:58]And now we stand in the moment where technology gives revolutionary moments power that no revolution in history has ever possessed before. Artificial intelligence, behavioral algorithms, digital currencies, biometric surveillance, synthetic reality, information manipulation on a planetary scale. And it's it's about to get much much worse.

[00:13:21]A revolution fused with technological control. It does not create freedom.

[00:13:26]That creates management.

[00:13:30]A world where disscent can be predicted before it even emerges. A world where human identity itself becomes programmable.

[00:13:40]And the truly dangerous part, people are going to walk right into it because they were first taught to hate the world they inherited.

[00:13:51]hate it. That's the story underneath all of this. Not left versus right, not Democrat versus Republican, but whether human beings can still remember how to build a civilization without first burning everything to the ground. Thank you for thinking for yourself and being part of a movement because that's really what all of this is. If you want the full story, you want to go deeper, go to blazetv.com/glenn.

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