Dennis Prager and Glenn Beck discuss threats to free markets and Western civilization. Beck expresses mixed feelings about Trump, emphasizing that voters should decide what to support. Both argue conservatives need to honestly critique their own side and call out extremism wherever it appears.
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Hi, this is Dennis Prager, and this is what you missed yesterday on the show.
We're now talking about people who are saying we are going to stop the free market, we are going to stop capitalism, we are going to do these things and overturn our system. Okay, that's right. That's what we're facing now. Yeah, I'm, I'm with Donald Trump. There's things I don't like about it, but you know, there's things I do like about it.
Well, but it— in the final analysis, it's interesting but unimportant. What is important is what we support and how we vote. Well, but it— but the only part, as I always say, Glenn, on my show, the only person I agree with all the time is me. I don't even agree with me. Okay, I had a feeling you would say that, right? So, but since I'm not on the ballot, I will always be voting for someone with whom I have differences. That is definitional. Right. So fine.
So I've made total peace with that. And if we can get to a place to where— if Democrats could get to the place where they go, look, we're in bed with some really bad people here. You know, we're talking about the destruction of the Western— Yes, they are. Yes. And I know there are lots of liberals, not leftists, liberals, that know that, but they're not willing to say it yet. That's the key. You know what I mean? No, that is the key. We have to be able to call out our own side and say, look, I'm I'm going in this direction for this reason and this reason, but I'm not with them. I'm not with the extreme.
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