Glenn Beck joins the show to talk about the latest polls that have Donald Trump down significantly in some polls and why he thinks the polls are rigged against him. We also hear from Glenn Beck's guest Karen Strawn of Girl Writes What, Casey Casey, and Nottingham Nottingham.
00:01:42.000And I know, hold your hate mail, because I know a lot of you people on the YouTubes who don't like Glenn Beck have never actually heard what he has to say.
00:01:49.000And maybe you agree with him, maybe you don't.
00:01:51.000I don't agree with him on a whole lot.
00:02:40.000We'll get into that a little bit later.
00:02:41.000The problem with that is if you start right off the bat, people think if you acknowledge any polls that somehow you're being critical of Trump and they get really angry with you.
00:02:49.000I understand that Reuters has been kind of found out to be a little bit rigged with the polls.
00:02:54.000But not all the independent bowls in Michigan, Pennsylvania.
00:02:57.000The thing is you can't only acknowledge the polls when they're in your favor.
00:03:00.000There is a guy, you know, some are rigged, some are not.
00:03:45.000So it's not me being mean, it's me saying something clearly.
00:03:48.000If you believe that any of the polls, pick any of them, because all of them have him losing and trailing by more and more each day, it might be time for a new tact for Donald Trump.
00:03:58.000We put out a poll today, not today, yesterday on Twitter, would Donald Trump be better served attacking Hillary Clinton more than Ted Cruz and Bernie Sanders, as he's been doing, and over 80% of many thousands of people said yes.
00:04:14.000I said, I think you're going to be surprised by how soft Donald Trump will be on Hillary in comparison to people like Ted Cruz, Rubio.
00:04:22.000My whole thing was, once you go and call, you know, lying Ted, lying Ted, once you've already dropped some of those things, it doesn't have, even if you did call Hillary out for the liar she is, it wouldn't have the same weight, because he's kind of already spent some of those cards, in my opinion, so...
00:05:59.000She aimed a, the other fugitive ran out with the one-year-old.
00:06:03.000She decided to load a shotgun, aim it at the police officers, use her five-year-old as a human shield, Cock it, aiming at the cops after a three-hour standoff slash negotiation.
00:06:15.000Once she said that she was going to kill them all, the police officers fired a shot, she fired back, and that's why she was killed.
00:06:23.000Some might argue that changes the context.
00:07:17.000This was found out to be true, and right away, Sean King and all the Black Lives Matter activists were saying, you know, any white person who uses the idea of human shield should immediately be looked at with white supremacist suspicion.
00:08:00.000I said, okay, let's revise this for accuracy.
00:08:02.000As you can see by this picture, this is me carrying my not-gay producer as a suitcase, exhibiting proper trigger control, carrying a long rifle.
00:08:11.000Now, people said, well, that's not a shotgun.
00:10:53.000If you notice, this one trended pretty hard until it became kind of overpopulated with people saying, no, it was a loaded sawed-off shotgun or whatever it was.
00:11:23.000I'm sorry, I'm not very sympathetic at that point.
00:11:25.000And I think it is incredibly indicative of the lie that Black Lives Matter is based on.
00:11:33.000If there are unjust shootings, listen, bring them, absolutely.
00:11:37.000But if you are deciding as your test case, a woman with a stockless shotgun aimed at a cop threatening to kill them all as an innocent, like, that's the best you got?
00:16:19.000If, you know, criminal justice reform is something you believe in, if changing the systematic, you know, lynching of black people is something that you think needs to be stopped.
00:16:28.000Yeah, metaphorically or literally, yes.
00:16:38.000Or, you know, if you Okay, so systematic lynch.
00:16:42.000In this election, you have one choice if you want to stop the systematic lynching of black people.
00:16:49.000If the systematic lynching of black people is occurring at the highest levels of American government, wouldn't that have been made a priority by, oh, say, the first black president?
00:17:05.000If the systematic lynching of black people is worse than ever in 2016, isn't there someone who would maybe put that on his agenda of things to do, say, the first black president?
00:18:47.000In the form of full and free access for all black people, including undocumented and currently and formerly incarcerated people, to lifetime education.
00:19:01.000I want, I want, I want, me, me, me, me, mine, mine, mine, mine, now, now, now.
00:19:09.000You say that, and I do see that thread.
00:21:31.000Not a single black person at my church who was voting for Hillary Clinton.
00:21:34.000Not a single one is a Black Lives Matter advocate.
00:21:36.000They assume to speak for all black people, and when they have that platform, everything you read is black people are incapable of providing anything for themselves, so all of this must be free.
00:21:46.000Education, healthcare, housing, food, jobs, all of it must be guaranteed and free.
00:21:51.000That's the message they want to send young black Americans.
00:21:54.000Oh my God, do I have zero sympathy left to give these people.
00:24:12.000Before anyone hits the tweets, when I was a 21, 22-year-old chubby-faced kid, still a chubby face, but I'm a little bit older now, back at Fox News when people thought I was too controversial, when people thought I was too out there, wouldn't give me the time of day, this guy brought me and actually had me work on his show, help this guy brought me and actually had me work on his show, help co-host his show, and has always been really, really So I have a different point of view from a lot of youngins out there who believe 9-11 was an inside job.
00:24:40.000Glenn Beck, thank you for being with us, sir.
00:27:22.000I've always had respect for Bernie Sanders.
00:27:25.000I don't like his policies, but he's at least, he says who he is.
00:27:29.000He's not a progressive, he's a socialist.
00:27:32.000And he says that, and he's not ashamed of it.
00:27:35.000Great, I could talk to that guy all day long, and I could be friends with him.
00:27:39.000Until he stepped up to the plate and then endorsed Hillary Clinton because he got an airplane from the DNC. A democratic socialist airplane.
00:27:59.000Here's one thing, though, I think that a lot of people miss, because a lot of people thought, I've openly said, I'm not hashtag never Trump, just because I think that, particularly as a Christian, I need to be consistent in that every person can be forgiven, every person can be redeemed, and I'm just not big on any kind of a hashtag movement.
00:28:23.000I've been on your show, people listening, full disclosure.
00:28:26.000You've left room, correct me if I'm wrong, where you go, listen, I understand people who feel that in the face of Hillary, they have to vote Trump, and that's a tenable position.
00:28:34.000I have an issue with XYZ. Am I wrong there?
00:28:40.000Honestly, Stephen, I don't, I mean, it's so crazy.
00:28:43.000We're living in this fascistic world now where if you don't, even the libertarians, if you don't conform to my kind of libertarian, well, you can't be a part of it.
00:28:55.000This libertarian, isn't that supposed to be, be who you are?
00:29:15.000And if you decide to say, I can't vote for Donald Trump, I'll vote third party or, you know, I've heard some people say I'm going to vote for Hillary Clinton.
00:29:33.000I think that's an indefensible position.
00:29:35.000The Hillary situation, because if someone says hashtag never Trump on principle, and then turns around and says, but I'll vote Hillary for political purposes to stop Trump, I can understand why people say, all right, you're a hypocrite.
00:31:04.000How Progressives Exploite Fear and Power for Control.
00:31:06.000I think we kind of understand it in the title.
00:31:09.000You write a lot of books, because obviously you have your publishing house, but this is a personal book for you, and has it been a long time coming?
00:31:16.000Yeah, I mean, I didn't really know what a progressive really was.
00:32:11.000So to identify as that is pretty horrific.
00:32:16.000But then I started looking at who those progressives were and what their long-term plans were and how they actually did it.
00:32:23.000And it's pretty phenomenal because they haven't changed at all.
00:32:27.000In fact, if you look at what Hillary Clinton did in her speech, she was talking really Marxism.
00:32:33.000And she said, we have the most progressive agenda in the history of America.
00:32:39.000But everything around her was about the Constitution, was about the Founding Fathers and everything else.
00:32:45.000In the book, we talk about, and obviously written before this, we talk about how FDR... He knew that the heartland of America didn't like progressives.
00:34:25.000Depending on who you talk to, that's what they were progressing towards.
00:34:30.000After communism and socialism was discredited, they began to call it System X. Political System X. Because they didn't want to use those words.
00:34:43.000So it's just kind of gone back to progressivism.
00:34:45.000But it's an authoritarian state that has control of everyone's life.
00:34:50.000Do you know that if you search right now on Google, if you search fascist, the first thing that will show up is a right-wing ideology, fascism, which of course is untrue.
00:34:58.000But if you search communism, no mention of left-wing at all.
00:35:57.000And you can see the difference between the two parties.
00:36:00.000The biggest difference is one is all focused on the state and and focused on the country that it's from and its heritage and everything else.
00:36:24.000And through that one that one state, they affect the rest of the world.
00:36:29.000and the state of Germany just keeps growing.
00:36:31.000The communists want to change all the workers of the world.
00:36:36.000Their point is, we're going to do this globally together.
00:36:39.000So when you look at the Republicans and Democrats, you can see their policies aren't that much different because there's progressives in both parties.
00:36:48.000They both believe in basically the same things.
00:36:53.000The difference comes The Democrats are always saying, we have to go through the UN. We have to go through the UN. The Republicans are always saying, we don't need to answer to the UN. It's a national socialist or a workers of the world socialist, communist.
00:39:56.000When I was there at Fox, we were talking about this, kind of personal.
00:39:59.000I remember there was always factions, right, in the conservative movement where people had disagreements and – And when I first got started, you know, Malkin and Andrew had their differences.
00:40:07.000At one point, you and Andrew had some differences, Andrew Breitbart.
00:40:11.000But neither of you, none of the three of you, because you were kind of the big hitters at that time, ever put me in the middle of it, which I was really grateful for as a young person.
00:40:20.000And I learned, working with networks, that that's not always the case.
00:40:25.000Was that always a conscious decision on your part?
00:40:28.000Or was it just that I get a pass because no one really cared at that point?
00:40:32.000I mean, you know, anything that happened between me and Andrew was between me and Andrew and what didn't involve anybody else.
00:40:42.000And, you know, I believe I'm the kind of person that, you know, I built the blaze.
00:40:50.000I just said this to somebody yesterday.
00:40:52.000They said, thank you for supporting me.
00:40:54.000I completely disagree with their opinion.
00:40:57.000But they said, thank you for supporting me because I wrote an open letter saying, I'm not going to fire this person because they said that.
00:41:04.000We work in a meritocracy, you know, freedom of speech.
00:41:08.000I built the blaze to be able to have a platform for you if you were ever in trouble, or even Bill Maher.
00:41:17.000I stood up for Bill Maher right after 9-11 when he said that the terrorists were at least brave and we were cowards.
00:41:26.000And I stood up for him, and when they fired him at ABC, I said, ABC, what part of politically incorrect did you miss on the contract?
00:42:10.000I have Megyn Kelly and Bill O'Reilly who are friends, but I don't think they even talk to each other.
00:42:17.000I don't know, but I don't know if they're even friends.
00:42:19.000Well, I just didn't want to drag your, you know, if you do have relationships there.
00:42:22.000I remember with me, the first time I was there, the first time they ever wanted to have me on air was I did a hidden camera video on Canadian healthcare.
00:42:30.000And Sean Hannity's people called me, and I said, at this point, like I said, I didn't really know these people.
00:42:34.000We didn't have AM radio, we didn't have Fox News in Canada.
00:42:36.000So they called, I said, alright, okay, I'll do it.
00:42:39.000And then about 20 minutes later, O'Reilly's people called.
00:42:42.000And I said, yeah, okay, alright, I'll do it.
00:42:44.000And then I got a call back from someone a little higher up who was very upset.
00:44:25.000And I fired my producer for that, and Bill walked around the corner, and I think, I don't know this, but I think Bill had been listening to the argument to see what was happening, and listening to what I was going to say, and he walked around the corner and he just looked me in the eye and he went, Back.
00:44:41.000And from then on, Bill and I had a great relationship because I don't care.
00:48:38.000Yeah, well, I said it before that on the show, and then we wrote the article how bitch would be the new N-word.
00:48:43.000That was going to be that really these are just secret dog whistles for sexism, just like socialism was a secret dog whistle for the N-word.
00:48:51.000Now you have people running as socialists.
00:49:30.000And everyone got so mad because Rush Limbaugh said that about her.
00:49:34.000Listen, if you not only are having just promiscuous sex and declaring it publicly, that's your greatest accomplishment, but having so much unprotected sex that you can't afford your own birth control, the word slut was created for you.
00:49:51.000I mean, even the old ladies in the brothels in the Old West used a lemon wedge.
00:49:58.000So Sandra Fluke just needs to get with the program.
00:56:20.000Could it possibly be, to the point that I agree with, that the media's in the back pocket of the DNC, especially NBC, could it possibly be more clear that Seth Meyers and Jimmy Fallon, and of course you have Jimmy Kim, everyone, Conan O'Brien, that they're all in the back pocket of Hillary?
00:56:43.000If one of your good friends, I was talking with Not K. Jared, if let's say an Adam Baldwin or a Dean Cain or someone who's been on the show who's a relative celebrity who we're friends with ran for the most powerful office in the land, it would probably be pretty hard for us to crap on him, which is our job.
00:57:02.000Which is also why I'll never endorse a candidate, by the way.
00:57:05.000I'll never endorse a candidate because I'm not going to be held liable for something someone else does and politicians will always disappoint you.
00:57:11.000So people who try to say, if you don't endorse him, I'm never going to endorse anyone, ever.
00:57:14.000It's not going to happen on this show.
00:57:17.000So yes, they are in the DNC back pocket.
00:57:38.000If for some reason Trump actually does debate Hillary, she should just say, hi, I'm Hillary Clinton, and then she should turn off her microphone, open a big bag of Skinny Pop, and watch him slowly unravel.
01:01:20.000And I've received hundreds, maybe thousands of emails this last week from both sides saying, no, I think that I'm still relatively liberal.
01:01:28.000I think they went further off the deep end than I'd like.
01:01:32.000And then I've received a lot of emails from people saying, you know, I think you're right.
01:01:37.000I only saw what you posted with Lee Doran, but I'd like to see more going back, you know, if that's just an isolated incident.
01:01:45.000So again, we're going to just, we should probably make this an installment.
01:01:48.000We need an intro and all of it because I've just got this stuff catalogued.
01:02:21.000He's editor-at-large of the National Review Online.
01:02:24.000He's a visiting fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, and he wrote the book Liberal Fascism, The Secret History of the American Left, From Mussolini to Politics of Meaning.
01:03:48.000Someone on the right trying to present arguments and trying to have an actual thoughtful discussion of disagreement.
01:03:53.000And Dinesh, whether you like him or not, has done this for a long time with Dawkins, with Hitchens, with I think even Chomsky, possibly Sam Harris.
01:04:26.000So, you know, Dinesh writes in his book that, you know, all black people should be grateful for slavery, but now because their parents were slavery, but now they have it better because they're in America.
01:04:35.000How many black people here, right, are happy about slavery?
01:06:02.000So maybe sometime when we have someone on, if we know they're going to be really upset, like Christopher Titus, having you with a pre-set question saying, okay, hey, stop, stay on the question.
01:06:13.000But not interjecting, because you do tend to line up more to the right, and it wouldn't be fair.
01:06:17.000So I appreciate it about not gay, Jared.
01:06:32.000Of course, slavery was heinous and is inexcusable, and I've said that many times.
01:06:38.000What I talked about was this idea that everybody engaged in slavery across the world, across the entire globe, and people, subsequent generations, have I've been better off growing up in the orbit of freedom in the United States.
01:07:34.000It is more logical to say that a woman aiming a loaded rifle, shotgun at a police officer, is exemplary of systemic racism when she gets shot.
01:07:44.000It's more reasonable to the left to simply accuse someone of beating their ex-wife and pointing out that they went to prison than it is to actually debate and argue ideas.
01:07:53.000That's where we find ourselves in 2016.
01:07:56.000And I think a lot of people are waking up to it.
01:07:58.000So even if politically it doesn't look very good for maybe the United States, certainly not Canada, culturally, there are some good things happening.
01:08:08.000That's why we got people like Dave Rubin out there.
01:11:54.000And then I... I think what set him off...
01:11:59.000Because there were some things like...
01:12:01.000He seemed really uncomfortable through the whole thing, but he had to concede some points to me and essentially come out and say, well, okay, I agree with you on that.
01:12:08.000I don't necessarily agree with you on that, but I don't find it completely out to lunch.
01:12:14.000And then he just got it in his head that he was going to sort of bend me over and make me thank the suffragettes for getting me the vote.
01:12:25.000And given what I know of, the expansion of suffrage, the expansion of the franchise, I see no reason to thank the suffragettes.
01:12:37.000It would have happened regardless whether they were there lobbing bombs at train stations or not.
01:12:43.000And going on hunger strikes and chaining themselves to the parliament building.
01:12:48.000It's a far cry from the Fat Pride movement, I'll tell you that.
01:12:54.000So, essentially, I was just, you know, I... I take a very nuanced view of the history of women's advancement.
01:13:04.000And so I look at both sides of the coin and I look at not just the rights but the responsibilities and all of those things and how things actually went down.
01:13:12.000And so I wasn't prepared to say thank you, suffragettes, for doing this wonderful, glorious thing.
01:14:15.000Yeah, well, they've never invited me, and I don't expect them to.
01:14:19.000But I find it so funny how that, you know, everyone who was in this video, for people who don't know, every single one had a legitimate grievance with the Young Turks, either being slandered or personally attacked.
01:14:28.000So it was just people who were bullied by the world's biggest YouTube channel having a chance to punch back.
01:15:03.000A lot of the feminist criticism that I get is laced with all kinds of what they would call absolutely bigoted stereotypes if it were directed at them.
01:15:18.000Oh, you look like a man or things like that.
01:15:23.000So you do have shorter hair than both me and not gay Jared, as you pointed.
01:15:44.000She's like a neo-environmentalist, but she came out to me and was like, listen, I just can't believe these kids, like the Trigglypuffs, how she's been banned on campus for speaking out against the trans thing.
01:15:52.000So she's an anti-porn, sort of a third-wave feminist who doesn't buy into this whole new gender identity, so she doesn't really have a home.
01:16:01.000And when she was on with me, she's very sweet.
01:16:03.000And I offered her, I said, like, hey, do you think maybe you want to come on and do a debate?
01:16:06.000She's like, you know, that's not really my forum.
01:16:08.000But she said, you know, I did look into some of the stuff you talked about, and I haven't heard a lot of this before.
01:16:13.000So I don't agree with it, but it's compelling.
01:16:16.000So I think there is a lot of headway being made where there are a lot of people, even informed feminists, who are realizing it's not what they signed up for.
01:16:23.000And someone like you is a valuable resource.
01:16:26.000Yeah, I've actually had the pleasure of receiving emails from former feminists.
01:16:32.000Some of them were quite enthusiastic about their adherence to the ideology, to the whole sort of patriarchy theory, male privilege theory, female oppression, all of those sort of philosophical models.
01:16:48.000And who email me to thank me for waking them up and showing them the other side of the story that, you know, because this is the side of the story that you don't tend to hear in gender studies classes.
01:17:02.000If you do hear it, you might hear that, you know, men face discrimination too, men suffer from systemic problems too, but it's men's fault because patriarchy, right?
01:17:14.000And men would easily be able to solve these problems because patriarchy, because men are in charge of everything.
01:17:26.000When they actually are exposed to the other half of the story and exposed to...
01:17:32.000I mean, like, most people think that the suffragette movement was, you know, it was women putting their lives on the line, you know, to earn the vote for all women.
01:17:42.000And, you know, so many of the suffragettes were racist as hell.
01:17:46.000They were essentially saying, you know...
01:17:51.000Women need the vote before blacks because women are responsible and Negroes are not.
01:17:58.000What would they do with the Negro women?
01:18:02.000Oh, and one of them, I forget whether it was Susan B. Anthony or Elizabeth Cady Stanton, said, if we give blacks the vote before we give women the vote, what will become of our innocent white daughters?
01:18:13.000In other words, those blacks will have the right to, like, go around free and stuff, and they'd be raping all over the place.
01:18:21.000And one of them said that if blacks got the vote before women did, so black men before all women, black women would suffer an oppression under their own men that was worse than anything that they suffered under slavery.
01:18:49.000Yeah, no, and they, you know, so many of them, they wanted to vote for wealthy women.
01:18:53.000They wanted £10 suffrage in the UK. Emmeline Pankhurst and Christabel Pankhurst, they wanted £10 suffrage, which meant that if you didn't have £10 to pay at the polls, you did not get a vote, which would exclude the majority of the population at the time.
01:19:09.000You know, what's interesting about that, though, is because I don't want to rehash stuff you've talked about on the show before, but as Karen has pointed out, men who had the right to vote were also eligible for the draft, bucket duty, you know.
01:19:19.000And I think so that translates to, well, a vote is a privilege even for women where they wanted them to pay.
01:19:24.000Like, it wasn't unheard of that you don't just get to show up and vote.
01:19:27.000So even among women, there was a hierarchy.
01:19:30.000Yeah, and also, you know, the act in the UK that brought women into the franchise actually brought 5 million men into the franchise.
01:19:41.000So 5 million men in the UK were disenfranchised when women got the vote.
01:20:46.000And then you had the Chartists in the UK. You had a group in Rhode Island.
01:20:53.000You had men who were fighting not just for universal franchise, but for broader electoral reforms, you know, against gerrymandering and all kinds of other things.
01:21:06.000They were fighting for secret ballots so that employers couldn't hold their employees' votes to ransom and things like that.
01:21:13.000And isn't it funny how that's flipped, where now it's the unions fighting against secret ballots because they want to be able to break the thumbs of people who don't want to be in the union.
01:21:23.000But you had these, from 1835 or so onward in the UK, and in the US you had these activists who were exiled to Tasmania, they died in prison, right?
01:21:35.000I mean, they were shot in the street, right?
01:21:37.000Those are the people who risked their lives for everybody's right to vote.
01:21:43.000The suffragettes, they had a special wing of the prison built for them with hot and cold running water in the UK. Well, they have to keep their figure if they're going to go on a hunger strike.
01:21:51.000And if you're going to make the lemon cayenne maple tea, it has to be hot.
01:22:00.000Because you're educated on a multitude of issues.
01:22:01.000Why do you feel compelled to make this your main thing?
01:22:04.000What is the end goal for Karen Straughan with, like you say, awakening women to sort of, I guess, the inherent problems with feminism?
01:22:13.000Well, I think that that's the first step to getting society back on track in terms of men and women trusting each other again.
01:22:22.000If you sort of go all the way back to the 1850s, when that first volley was sent from the feminist camp with the Declaration of Sentiments, there has been a gender war going on, right?
01:22:40.000It's definitely not good for children.
01:22:44.000And it's only just now that men are starting to actually put their foot down and say, you know, we've given you ladies everything that you've demanded, you know, all along, and it's enough, right?
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01:25:14.000He's a very introspective dude when you get him going.
01:25:17.000A lot of those kinds of guys are, you know, they act, they put on a facade of being, like, complete wild men, and then you get into their heads, and there's a lot of interesting stuff going on.
01:25:28.000Yeah, I think particularly with the hard rockers, I think a lot of them, because they're very Midwestern, very working class, and so they tend to be a little bit more accessible, and they think a little more critically, you know, as opposed to, like, I don't know, the Nickelbacks or the L.A. sort of created bands, like Alice Cooper, Iggy Pop, Oh, well, when you look at sort of that sort of elevated music, right?
01:25:52.000So you have these poetic kind of musicians who, you know, they write really profound lyrics and they want to make a statement and everything, right?
01:26:02.000They get that all out and it's just they vomit it all out through their music.
01:26:07.000But the guys who are just like, when it's time to party, we will party hard.
01:30:54.000They would go from town to town, and they would put on these sort of temperance plays where you would have the man and his wife, and she was just this sweet, decorative, wonderful, pure woman.
01:31:10.000And he was a good guy until he started drinking, and then he'd turn into this horrible brute.
01:31:17.000Sounds like Matt Gay Jared after a pina colada.
01:31:21.000You know, and he'd start beating her and stuff.
01:31:24.000They were actually using domestic violence against women as a piece of propaganda to encourage temperance movements and encourage people to frown on drinking.
01:31:37.000And this is long before feminists came along in the 60s to tell us all that beating your wife is wrong.
01:31:43.000Well, I mean, it depends on the circumstance, right?
01:34:43.000It actually required a mayor to sign off.
01:34:46.000We had to hire, we had to pay, contract the local police force and get permits by insurance.
01:34:53.000What we did, just so you know, we won't reveal everything, but we set up a tent for the Citizens Coalition for Common Sense Gun Reform in a town and a lot of walkable traffic.
01:35:02.000We set up over a dozen firearms on the table.
01:35:05.000That's why the police had to be there.
01:35:07.000We locked them down to the table, unloaded of course.
01:35:09.000And we saw just how much people knew about firearms and just how much legislation they were willing to sign, even in the face of knowing nothing.
01:35:40.000Don't really know a lot about firearms.
01:35:41.000And sometimes you're a little too close to the force to see the trees where you assume that most people realize the difference between an automatic or semi-automatic.
01:35:48.000You assume that people understand the difference between a magazine or a clip or a round and a bullet.
01:35:57.000Just like you and I probably wouldn't know a whole lot about firearms.
01:36:02.000What I think is so funny is that if you observe the liberal platform and all their agendas and what they want to get done, they push education pretty hard for a lot of things.
01:36:13.000Transgenderism, if you just need to have more education, we'll get there, we'll arrive and progress.
01:39:49.000Hello darkness my old friend I've come to talk with you again Because a vision softly creeping Left its seeds while I was sleeping And the vision that was planted in my brain Still remains Within the sound of
01:40:52.000I thought there was going to be something bigger that you were going to do, or maybe you're going to launch your own show that would be a part...
01:40:56.000You know, when we never go daily, that might be a part of some kind of network or something where you would have your own...
01:41:27.000Speaking of problematic, remember how all the feminists really wanted, and we'll talk about this more with Casey, all the feminists really wanted women in combat roles in the military, and the women were getting pregnant because they wanted to be getting out of the military.
01:42:58.000My six-year-old watching the new Wonder Woman trailer is an ex-IDF Zionist who supports the occupation and oppression of Pallas, the person ran out of tweets.
01:47:45.000Now, we don't have her theme song ready because we're going to draft it up from scratch because she is now being hired to the team full-time.
01:48:13.000So you were actually, before the whole golden ticket deal, we did this, and you were the person to make it through with hundreds of submissions.
01:48:20.000And I think people are just, they've become huge fans with your writing.
01:48:24.000So, you know, for everything else that happens working with me, that's kind of nice.
01:48:55.000For those who don't know, sort of give us a summary of it first, what he wrote.
01:49:00.000Okay, so he wrote something for Glamour, which is kind of odd in the first place that they're giving him a platform, because I thought feminists said if you don't have a uterus, you don't get to have an opinion.
01:49:25.000So he's talking about how feminism has, you know, done so much for our country and why he's a feminist and all the things that feminism has accomplished in the past eight years.
01:49:36.000And my biggest issue with it is I'm not even sure what feminism has accomplished in the past 20 years, even.
01:50:55.000Oh yeah, and it's good that they have, too, because my biggest issue with feminism is that they've hijacked this identity for all women, and they think that when they speak, they speak for every woman, when clearly that's not the case.
01:51:07.000And like you said, you're seeing more and more women coming out and denouncing this, saying, no, you don't speak for me.
01:51:12.000It's the same problem that you run into with groups like Black Lives Matter, right?
01:51:16.000They say that they speak for everybody with dark skin, That's crazy.
01:51:19.000You don't know the story of every single woman.
01:51:22.000Especially when a lot of the things that feminists are doing is causing more harm than good, right?
01:51:27.000So, for instance, they're talking about women being more independent.
01:51:55.000And the thing is, I don't think Obama cares about women.
01:51:59.000And the more that I hear people like Obama talk about this, the more that I think, in Obama's instance, for sure, too, because he was raised by a single mother, right?
01:52:06.000I think that's how he copes with the fact that he didn't have a father.
01:52:10.000You know, the solution is, well, I didn't need a father.
01:52:56.000Well, you talked about that, because it really did strike me for someone who's pretty young, Casey, where you talked about that.
01:53:01.000You said, listen, I was raised without a father, and you said, you know, the Lena Dunham situation, or Jennifer Aniston, whoever we were talking about, you said they go out and they praise this single motherhood as a choice.
01:53:10.000You said if they really care about women, you know, as someone who was raised without a father, they wouldn't encourage that.
01:53:29.000But don't pretend that you're doing it for any other reason besides the fact that you want it for yourself.
01:53:34.000Because any woman who cares about the welfare or the livelihood of other women is going to think, wait a second, what are the repercussions of having free birth control?
01:53:43.000What are the implications of having free abortions?
01:53:45.000Well, that encourages women to go out and sleep around, and if that's what they want to do, fine.
01:53:49.000But you have to understand that there are still consequences that come with those actions, which are STDs, getting pregnant before you're ready.
01:54:04.000No, I want to talk about that specifically, where you just talked about the ramifications of your own sexual decisions, because that's something that's lost.
01:54:12.000And since Casey's been an open book here and gotten into some personal stuff, I have written about it.
01:54:16.000And I'm always amazed at the reaction sometimes from feminists or even from libertarians and leftists who say, why would you maintain this position?
01:54:26.000For people now who are listening saying, well, that sounds reasonable, what Casey just said, you need to understand that there are thousands of other people right now listening to Casey, and their brain is just exploding with rage.
01:54:36.000So we'll come back with At Probably Casey.
01:59:01.000The reason I wrote about it is because I know there are a lot of people out there, like you, who are funny, nice, clever, edgy, thoughtful people, who also have made those decisions and feel incredibly alone because, again, the media says if you show up and you're abstinent, you're the serial killer, right?
01:59:25.000And I've always wondered if people out there like you who are younger sort of read it that way.
01:59:29.000I got a lot of emails, but hopefully people said, oh, okay, I'm not the only one doing this.
01:59:34.000Yeah, it resonates with me when people speak up about issues like that.
01:59:38.000And the thing that a lot of people miss, too, is that the point of writing those things aren't to convince people who have already made up their minds.
01:59:46.000It's for the young person, in this instance, the young girl, who's been told her entire life, no, you go sleep around, you go get free abortions, you go do whatever.
02:00:02.000But, yeah, I mean, it's not to yell at those people or say, oh, you know, anybody who's not abstinent or anybody who's a feminist is stupid and I hate them.
02:00:10.000Yeah, a lot of them are stupid, but the point that you're making is that for the people who are on the fence, for the people who think differently than what society is telling them, you're not crazy.
02:00:24.000Yeah, and not only just people on the fence, but if you think about it, you watch shows like, well, I mean, any show on Fox, any show on cable, right?
02:00:31.000It's, well, gay people have been asked, so we need to make sure to include them, right?
02:00:35.000So they are incredibly overrepresented.
02:00:38.000I think 14% of films on TV include main gay characters, whereas they represent under 2% of the population.
02:00:44.000There's no problem with that if they're responding to market forces, but it's because of a proactive agenda.
02:00:49.000Whereas they're certainly not representing young Christians, maybe like yourself, who are certainly ostracized.
02:00:56.000Every time they tune it in, you're the crazy one, right?
02:00:58.000If you're a young Christian, you're the racist.
02:02:23.000I mean, it's always amazing, like my wife, Courtney, you, conservative women who can't stand feminists, are always the strongest, most opinionated women I know.
02:02:32.000I don't know, that's entirely anecdotal, but that's been my experience.
02:02:36.000Oh yeah, and I've met plenty of strong, smart women too.
02:02:39.000And these are the women that feminists pretend to be, but really aren't.
02:02:42.000And they're the women that they attack too.
02:02:56.000But yeah, I mean, with Johnny, with my boyfriend, we have a lot of discussions about issues like this.
02:03:02.000And sometimes people look at us and they think, you know, because we defer to one another's judgment and we talk about issues proactively, they think...
02:03:24.000Yeah, if all of a sudden you defer to maybe your boyfriend or your husband's judgment, they think that you've got her locked in a meat locker like Katie Holmes and Tom Cruise.
02:03:34.000Yeah, and that's the thing, too, is feminists have a big issue with the family unit, right?
02:03:41.000And any time when Obama's talking about like, oh, there's still so much work that needs to be done culturally, I'm wondering what work does he mean?
02:03:50.000Because we've already reached a lot of those, like a lot of those barriers have already been broken.
02:03:55.000And any time you go to break a barrier or remove a fence, you have to question why it was there in the first place.
02:04:10.000And I think you'll get probably a significant amount of women who will be tricked as a voting bloc who will pull the lever because she has a uterus.
02:04:17.000I think that will happen, unfortunately.
02:04:20.000And I think, like you said, there are women like you out there who will think independently.
02:04:23.000Although, my general read is most women don't like Hillary Clinton.
02:04:25.000I don't know women who are like, you know what, she's someone I just find her warm and sincere.
02:08:20.000Just like when we joke, we had the cancer jokes when my father was on our, or the Bill Cosby, it's not, you're not joking about, ha ha, someone has cancer, you suck.
02:08:28.000People think because you're joking about someone who happens to be black or happens to be mentally special needs, retarded, whatever you want to use, or happens to have cancer, that you're joking at them because of that.
02:08:40.000And it's the same thing with Donald Trump.
02:08:43.000People think that because you say, gosh, these polls don't look good, that you're saying, ha ha ha, you suck, I'm glad those polls don't look good.
02:08:48.000No, this is something that's important with humor, and I hope people really do take this away, because we still get occasionally people who email me.
02:08:55.000So I think, you know, we'll probably get it for Diabetes Dave.
02:08:58.000You know, you shouldn't make fun of people for having diabetes.
02:09:01.000We're not making fun of people like, you suck, I hope you died because of diabetes.
02:10:41.000We're going to wrap this up after the break.
02:10:43.000Now that I have conquered Japan and instilled fear in the Western free world, it is time to hit South Korea and let them fear the name of the wrath of Kim Jong-un.
02:11:06.000I will strike you at the heart of your civilization.
02:13:23.000This is the one thing I will say about the Trump scenario.
02:13:25.000I've not seen nearly as many people, and that's why I'm not a never-Trumper, because I really think it's indefensible to be never-Trump on principle and vote Hillary.
02:13:33.000I have very little respect for those people.
02:14:36.000This is poor decision-making for a Harvard grad.
02:14:40.000And that's why I've never endorsed Ted Cruz.
02:14:44.000We've gotten away from it even more, I feel like, because we've just seen all of them.
02:14:49.000And when you peek behind the curtain, you're going, gosh.
02:14:52.000I still get emails from people from these candidates sometimes.
02:14:55.000And one person just emailed me this week saying, hey, you're following someone who tweeted out this false story about this candidate, and just so you know.
02:15:07.000As though it's my job to go, oh, I'm going to unfollow anyone who says something bad about this candidate because this candidate has been on our program.
02:15:59.000But I don't have as many stories because I really removed myself from it.
02:16:02.000I will tell you this, when people talk about, maybe I'll talk about it someday, as far as mental health issues, just when I lived in New York and was there really under a contract for a long, I was very, very unhappy.
02:16:14.000And that was where I probably destroyed my body.
02:16:16.000I was doing Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu like seven times a week and weightlifting a few times a week.
02:16:21.000And just because I would fill every minute of my time with something because I was so miserable.
02:17:23.000The worst I have as far as sexual harassment, as I told you, was an Israeli gay wardrobe stylist who worked on one of the shows who used to hit on me.
02:18:07.000I don't have anything against suits, but I don't like being told that I have to wear one.
02:18:11.000So maybe one day we'll give you a little bit more of the inside baseball.
02:18:15.000That changes a lot of our outlook, for sure.
02:18:17.000And that's one thing where we always try and remove ourselves from it with this program and see it through the lens of someone probably listening.
02:18:23.000I'd say looking at our demographics and our audience is probably about 65 conservative, maybe libertarian, and 35 not.
02:18:32.000And the average viewer is probably a young, moderately conservative male, college-educated male.
02:18:41.000You know, Twitter isn't really real life.
02:18:43.000The social media wars, the fights, they're not real life.
02:18:47.000You've got to get out there sometimes and have these relationships with people, have conversations with people like we do with this gun video that will come out next week.
02:18:53.000You would be amazed as to some of the common ground you think you have and you realize that you don't.
02:18:59.000And so I think the most important step in educating anyone or making really any headway culturally, politically, is knowing where that common ground actually is.
02:19:07.000Common ground is not virtuous in and of itself.