A second “black book” that contains names and numbers of clientele belonging to the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein is about to be put up for auction — and Glenn Beck might just add it to his collection. “I collect American history, and I collect it to preserve it. And I want to tell the whole story of American history. The good and the bad,” Glenn explains. This is not the book Epstein had when he died but rather a book from around the year 2000 that he had lost. It was found in New York and has been verified as his handwriting and his book. The person who had found it had reportedly put it in a box and left it in a storage unit before eventually bringing it to Alexander Historical Auctions. “They put it up with unredacted names and numbers. You can’t see it, you can go and visit the book if you’re interested in buying it and look through it. You can’t take pictures of it or anything else,” Glenn says. The book will reportedly go for between $100,000 and $200,000. Each of the entries vary in length from only a few lines to over 10 or 15 lines or more and also each has several more names included. Additionally, 94 names bare black, hand-applied check marks, five have been highlighted in yellow. All five of those names are “well-recognized financial and industrial figures,” and apparently, one of those names is Donald Trump. While Glenn is interested, he’s more curious to know whether “this is a big thing just at the time” or whether it will aid in finding out whether Epstein "was an operative for our government or other governments.” Stu Burguiere believes Glenn should place a bid. “My instinct is yes, you should bid on it,” he tells Glenn. “Part of your mission statement over there is to preserve history that will be erased, and man, the Epstein thing falls directly in that category.” Want more from Glenn Beck?To enjoy more of Glenn’s masterful storytelling, thought-provoking analysis, and uncanny ability to make sense of the chaos, subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream.

Those who pushed the COVID vaccine the hardest are now finally admitting that it might not have been all it was cracked up to be — and was instead much, much worse. After the New York Times published an article titled “Thousands Believe Covid Vaccines Harmed Them. Is Anyone Listening,” Chris Cuomo became one of those to finally speak out against what’s happened. Cuomo revealed for the first time that he’s been suffering from side effects that he attributes to the vaccine during an in-depth interview with nurse practitioner Shaun Barcavage, who also claims to have side effects. Barcavage got his first dose in 2020 and felt side effects immediately. “Just standing up sent his heart racing, stinging pain in his eyes, mouth, groin,” Cuomo described. “We know that vaccines can have unintended consequences, aka side effects, but nobody’s really talking about it because they’re too afraid of blame and they just want it to go away,” he continued. “But the problem is people like Shaun and me and millions of others who still have weird stuff with their blood work and their lives and their feelings, you know, physically, are not going away.” Barcavage told Cuomo that his side effects are “not a belief” but “a fact.” “As soon as I was injured, 15, 20 minutes after my first dose, I had the numbness, tingling up and down my injected arm that, over days, spread to my face and my eyes,” Barcavage said. When he went to see a neurologist, he ran tests and was told that “this was all new,” that the hospital would mandate the vaccine — and he was instructed to get a second dose. “Everything in my medical mind and in my bones was telling me no. If you have a reaction after something, don’t do it again, but the pressure was immense. And then three weeks rolled around, I got a second dose, and after that, everything blew up. I went from being a 100% healthy, fully functioning nurse to in a complete downward spiral of health,” he told Cuomo. Dave Rubin didn’t get the vaccine himself but feels for those who did. “There are literally millions of people in this country right now and hundreds of millions all over the world who got that vaccine,” Rubin says. “A huge percentage of them against their will, just to keep their jobs or to make someone in their family happy or because they were completely bamboozled by the media.” “They were bamboozled by people like Chris Cuomo, and now, Chris Cuomo is dealing with some of the fallout from that literally in his own body,” he adds. Want more from Dave Rubin?To enjoy more honest conversations, free speech, and big ideas with Dave Rubin, subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream.

A dead woman has narrowly won the Republican primary race for a U.S. House district that represents most of Indianapolis, jeopardizing the party's chances of winning the general election in November against Democratic incumbent Rep. André Carson.On Wednesday, the AP declared that Jennifer Pace had won the Republican primary race for District 7, narrowly edging out second-place finisher Army Lt. Catherine Ping by fewer than 330 votes. The only problem is that Pace suddenly died of a heart attack sometime in March after the deadline to change the ballots had already passed."No one knew she was dead."The state chair of the Indiana Republican Party will convene a caucus of precinct committee members from District 7 to settle on a replacement candidate in accordance with Indiana Code, GOP spokesperson Griffin Reid indicated to the New York Post.Conventional wisdom would suggest that Ping ought to get the nod since she lost to Pace by just a few hundred votes. However, Ping has a history of losing political races in this district. In fact, according to Ballotpedia, Ping has represented the Republican Party in the District 7 House race twice — in 2014 and 2016 — and lost both races handily to Carson. In 2014, Carson won 55% to 42%, and in 2016, Carson won by a whopping 24 percentage points, 60% to 36%.There are also signs that the state Republican Party was not prepared to address the issue about the District 7 primary race since leaders apparently weren't made aware of Pace's death until recently. When the Washington Examiner contacted the party to verify that Pace had died, Griffin Reid told the outlet: "It is our understanding that, that is accurate." Reid added that the party was not aware of the cause of death.At least one X user purporting to live in the district claimed local media had kept the news under wraps as well. "No one knew she was dead," said the account called TwoLegs. "Last week I researched the candidates online. I read their websites and questionnaire responses. I googled them. No mention of her death. No obituaries. Given her responses I strongly considered voting for her. Local media failed again."Meanwhile, Carson sailed through the Democratic primary with 91% of the vote. Carson first won the seat via special election in 2007. The seat was previously occupied by Carson's grandmother Julia Carson. Dead candidate wins Republican primary www.youtube.com Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

The Biden administration is doing its best to play both sides of the argument when it comes to the pro-Hamas protests in universities — and it’s not going unnoticed. When White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre was pressed on the issue by Fox News’ Peter Doocy, it was clear she did not know how to respond. “I understand that President Biden historically has spoken very forcefully about anti-Semitism, but this week he’s not. He’s MIA. Is he that worried about losing the youth vote with these protesters?” Doocy asked. “I’ll speak more broadly. I can’t speak to youth and support and voters, that’s not something I can do from here,” Jean-Pierre answered. “The president has taken a lot of policy actions here, a lot that he knows that young people care about, and a lot of those actions are popular with those young folks,” she continued, noting that the president is offering the youth “breathing room” in regard to student debt. She then went on to ramble about the climate crisis, which of course also had nothing to do with Doocy’s original question. When questioned about whether or not Biden is playing both sides, she said, “No, he’s not doing a both sides scenario.” Pat Gray doesn’t buy it for a second. “You’re going to continue to lie and not answer questions that have been asked of you. That’s what you’re going to continue to do,” Gray says, annoyed. Want more from Pat Gray?To enjoy more of Pat's biting analysis and signature wit as he restores common sense to a senseless world, subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream.

The Netflix Roast of Tom Brady is the gift that keeps on giving to those tired of “woke” Hollywood, and Dana White is one of them. White used his small amount of time in the roast to throw shade at Netflix itself, saying, "It pisses me off. I flew all the way out here and you guys give me 60 seconds? My name is Dana. Is that not trans enough for you liberal f***s?" Despite his complaint, 60 seconds was more than enough time for White to get a roast of Brady in as well. “Tom, you played for the Patriots for so long that I was actually starting to feel like you were from Boston. Then I saw you running, I was like, ‘No he’s definitely from San Francisco.’ You led the league for 20 years in passing as a straight guy,” White said to roaring laughter. But he wasn’t done. “Tom, you would have been a great fighter. You’re already the master of the ground and pound. That’s what you call coffee dates with your boyfriend Alex Guerrero,” he joked. Sara Gonzales is shocked. “So, how does this guy keep getting invited to all of these events, when he shows his disdain for you liberal f***s almost every chance he gets?” Gonzales asks. “I’m jealous because I call them ‘liberal f***s’ one time and I’m blacklisted from all of their events,” she adds. Want more from Sara Gonzales?To enjoy more of Sara's no-holds-barred take to news and culture, subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream.

Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia sought to oust House Speaker Mike Johnson from the speakership on Wednesday, but the move was soundly rejected, with most House Democrats joining with most House Republicans to put the kibosh on the ouster effort."The Uniparty has spoken, and Mike Johnson is their speaker," GOP Rep. Thomas Massie of Kentucky said in a statement to Blaze News.Overall, the vote was 359-43 in favor of tabling the motion to vacate, with seven voting present. While 196 Republicans and 163 Democrats joined together in the vote to table the matter, 11 Republicans and 32 Democrats opposed the motion to table."It’s a new paradigm in Congress."The 11 Republicans who opposed tabling the motion included Reps. Greene, Massie, Warren Davidson of Ohio, Alex Mooney of West Virginia, Barry Moore of Alabama; Victoria Spartz of Indiana. Chip Roy of Texas; Paul Gosar of Arizona, Eli Crane of Arizona, Eric Burlison of Missouri, and Andy Biggs of Arizona. — (@) "It's a new paradigm in Congress. Nancy Pelosi, and most republicans voted to keep Uniparty Speaker Mike Johnson. These are the eleven, including myself, who voted NOT to save him," Massie tweeted. Last week, House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries of New York, Democratic Whip Katherine Clark of Massachusetts, and Democratic Caucus Chair Pete Aguilar of California had announced that if Greene sought to oust the speaker, they would vote to table the motion to vacate. In a post on X, Massie shared what he said was the text of Greene's motion to vacate."Whereas, Speaker Johnson’s tenure is defined by one self-serving characteristic: When given a choice between advancing Republican priorities or allying with Democrats to preserve his own personal power, Johnson regularly chooses to ally himself with Democrats," a portion of the text reads, according to Massie's post. — (@) Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

California police have arrested a man after he allegedly made a false report that his granddaughter had been missing when he had intentionally left her with a homeless woman in order to visit a bar. The Sacramento County Sheriff's Office said officers were called to the parking lot of a bar in Sacramento on Monday at about 7:45 p.m. A man told people that he was looking for his 7-year-old granddaughter because she had been kidnapped for human trafficking. "She could have been left with ... someone who doesn't really care." Police said that the man was "highly intoxicated" and identified him as 54-year-old Jason Warren. Warren reportedly told police he had paid a homeless woman to take his granddaughter to a thrift store and then went to a bar. Police said he was at the bar for about four hours. Deputies were able to find surveillance video of the woman leaving with the child. The woman brought the girl back to the parking lot after she heard from a helicopter loudspeaker that they were searching for her. Police said the homeless woman confirmed that Warren had paid her $20 to take the child to the thrift store. She also said that Warren appeared to be too intoxicated to take care of a girl, so she decided to take her to her camp to get some food.KXTV-TV spoke to the homeless woman who was identified as Lauren Jope. "I was just walking down the street, and this guy asked me, 'Can you go in the store with my daughter to buy a pair of shorts?'" she said. Police said that the 7-year-old girl confirmed the story given by the homeless woman, and she did not appear to be in distress. She was also medically cleared. Investigators found that the girl's aunt had full custody of her but that she had left the child with the grandfather because the aunt had to go to work. Police released custody of the girl to the aunt. "I'm glad that I was walking when I was, because, she could have been left with some man, or someone who doesn't want to watch her, or something like that, someone who doesn't really care," said Jope. Warren was arrested and charged with felony child endangerment as well as other charges and is being held at the Sacramento County Main Jail on $75,000 bail. Here's the news report about the incident: Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

A Georgia woman was identified as the person who fell from graduation stands at an Ohio stadium on Sunday, but police say it was not accidental. While many of the attendees were shaken by the incident, the graduation continued on Sunday after the woman fell at Ohio Stadium in Columbus. A history of mental illness.Police said she fell about 136 feet to the pavement below just as the graduates were walking into the opening ceremony. She was pronounced dead at the scene. An officer called for help on the police radio at the stadium around 12:30 p.m. Some of the students walked by the location of her death after the ceremony ended. The woman was later identified as 53-year-old Larissa Brady from Georgia, whose daughter was in the ceremony. Investigators do not suspect foul play was involved, nor do they believe that the fall was accidental, according to university spokesperson Ben Johnson. The Columbus Dispatch reported that court documents indicated police believed the death was a suicide. Witnesses said they saw the woman climb over the concrete wall of the stadium after making her way to the last row of seats near the bell tower. The coroner's office said that the woman's husband had reported that she was not taking her medications and had a history of mental illness issues. The woman had reportedly tried to commit suicide at least twice before her death. The investigative report said that the woman had gone to the stadium with her husband and their son from Woodstock, a city north of Marietta. Once they sat down, she told her family she wanted to find a higher seat. The coroner identified her through her fingerprints. Brady's daughter was receiving a bachelor's degree during the ceremony, and the report said that the mother had spoken to her daughter just before the program began. The death was not mentioned during the graduation ceremony despite the news of the horrible incident spreading among the attendees. Some on social media criticized the commencement speaker, social entrepreneur Chris Pan, for delivering an upbeat speech after the tragedy. A spokesperson for the university said that graduates and participants in the ceremony were offered counseling services. Here's more about the lethal fall: Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Former President Donald Trump issued a statement soon after the House of Representatives overwhelmingly voted against a campaign to kick Rep. Mike Johnson (R-La.) out of the speaker's office. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) filed the motion to vacate after a speech in which she accused Johnson of failing to defund the Department of Justice in order to stop its lawsuits against Trump. The former president praised Greene even as he said that Republicans needed to be unified in his post on Truth Social. "I absolutely love Marjorie Taylor Greene. She's got Spirit, she's got Fight, and I believe she'll be around, and on our side, for a long time to come," wrote Trump. "Mike Johnson is a good man who is trying very hard." "However, right now, Republicans have to be fighting the Radical Left Democrats, and all the Damage they have done to our Country," he added. "With a Majority of One, shortly growing to three or four, we're not in a position of voting on a Motion to Vacate. At some point, we may very well be, but this is not the time." He wrote that he was leading in presidential polls and predicted that Republicans would win in the Senate as well as the House. "But if we show DISUNITY, which will be portrayed as CHAOS, it will negatively affect everything!" Trump said. "Mike Johnson is a good man who is trying very hard. I also wish certain things were done over the last period of two months, but we will get them done, together." He went on to request Republicans vote to table the motion. Greene had previously said that she was upset that Johnson had not ended funding that went to Ukraine in its war against Russia's invasion. Only 11 Republicans voted to support the motion. Johnson had defended himself by responding, "I'm the most conservative member who has ever held the gavel as speaker, but the reality of our numbers is our challenge." "A failing act of political theater." Angry Republicans excoriated the effort in an impromptu media briefing outside the Capitol Building. Republican Rep. Dusty Johnson of South Dakota especially derided the motion. “We know this motion is not going to do one thing to make America stronger, it's not gonna do one thing to deliver a conservative victory. It's going to sow discord and dissent, and by the way, it's going to fail. She is engaged in a failing act of political theater," said Johnson to reporters. "What you have here is some of the mainstream members who are the adults, and we're gonna do what adults do," he added. "We're going to ignore the tantrums and instead work to actually govern this country.” Rep. Thomas Massie of Kentucky was an avid supporter of the motion to remove Johnson, and he issued a bitter critique of the political situation after the vote. "Vacating Kevin McCarthy was a huge mistake. Every Democrat voted to vacate him because he fought them tooth and nail," Massey said on social media. — (@) "Keeping Mike Johnson is an even bigger mistake," he added. "An overwhelming majority of democrats voted to keep him because he’s given them everything they want." Johnson replaced Kevin McCarthy in October after a campaign that accused the former speaker of being weak and not supportive of Trump enough. Greene had praised the ascension of Johnson and took a selfie with him after the vote was successful. "I just voted for Mike Johnson to be our next Speaker of the House! Mike has a conservative voting record and has committed to helping me move important legislation forward," she posted at the time. After the vote on Wednesday, she accused him of being the leader of the "uniparty," including Democrats. "Tonight, you saw the Uniparty in action. Nancy Pelosi, Hakeem Jeffries, and the rest of the Democrats saved Mike Johnson," she said in a pair of messages on social media. Trump finished his post on Wednesday promising that Republicans would win big and soon. Here's more about the failed ouster: Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

President Joe Biden indicated that he warned Israeli officials that they will not receive U.S. support if they wage war in population centers in Rafah.Israel has been at war in response to heinous attacks perpetrated by terrorists last year who perpetrated slaughter, kidnapping, and rape. The Jewish state is aiming to ensure its security and recover those taken captive. Biden said the U.S. isn't "walkin' away from Israel's security," but from its "ability to wage war in those areas."Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has noted, "With the consent of the War Cabinet, I directed [that the IDF] act in Rafah. They raised Israeli flags at the Rafah Crossing and took down the Hamas flags. The entry into Rafah serves two of the main objectives of the war: Returning our hostages and eliminating Hamas."During an interview with CNN's Erin Burnett, Biden said that if Israel enters Rafah, he will not provide weapons that have "historically" been employed to "deal with Rafah." The U.S. will seek to ensure Israel is secure as it pertains to the Iron Dome and its ability to react to attacks, Biden said. But he noted that he has warned Netanyahu and the war cabinet that they will not receive U.S. support if they enter population centers. Biden said the U.S. isn't "walkin' away from Israel's security," but from its "ability to wage war in those areas.""So it's not over your red line yet?" Burnett asked."Not yet," Biden said, adding that the U.S. has "held up" a weapons shipment.U.S. Defense Sec. Lloyd Austin has said that the U.S. "paused one shipment of high ... payload, uh, munitions."Some, including Democratic Rep. Rashida Tlaib of Michigan, have accused Israel of perpetrating a "genocide.""It's no coincidence that immediately after our government sent the Israeli apartheid regime over $14 billion with absolutely no conditions on upholding human rights, Netanyahu began a ground invasion of Rafah to continue the genocide of Palestinians—with ammunition and bombs paid for by our tax dollars," Tlaib said in a statement. "For months, Netanyahu made his intent to invade Rafah clear, yet the majority of my colleagues and President Biden sent more weapons to enable the massacre."Left-wing Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) said in a statement, "Given the unprecedented humanitarian disaster that Netanyahu's war has created in Gaza, where hundreds of thousands of children face starvation, President Biden is absolutely right to halt bomb delivery to this extreme, right-wing Israeli government. But this must be a first step. The U.S. must now use ALL its leverage to demand an immediate ceasefire, the end of the attacks on Rafah, and the immediate delivery of massive amounts of humanitarian aid to people living in desperation." Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!