The Glenn Beck Program - 1⧸23⧸18 - 'Uniting for Truth' (Marissa Streit joins Glenn)

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00:00:20.660 Love. Courage. Truth. Glenn Beck.

00:00:27.000 Man, I guess there was no reason. Yesterday I told you we should panic.

00:00:30.000 Because the government didn't think that it was part of, you know, essential government to watch for those asteroids that could hit the Earth.

00:00:42.600 I was so panicked yesterday. And then Armageddon has been avoided.

00:00:49.300 Thank goodness. Peace in our time.

00:00:53.740 Well, for another three weeks. Then it could be Armageddon again. We don't know.

00:00:58.720 Cats eating dogs.

00:01:02.240 The Senate voted overwhelmingly yesterday to open the government back up for business.

00:01:07.320 Oh, we've been saved.

00:01:09.080 The great government shutdown of 2018, as it will be remembered by our grandchildren, turned into a little more than a three-day weekend.

00:01:18.720 Apparently, in order to get this done, Republicans promised to immediately proceed to discuss immigration reform and DACA.

00:01:26.460 Sure, the Democrats came out looking like idiots.

00:01:30.980 But look what's now part of the GOP platform. Amnesty.

00:01:35.980 That wasn't the case during the primaries.

00:01:38.520 Democrats will eventually get their amnesty vote, but not everybody is happy.

00:01:53.240 In the weeks leading up to the showdown that we've just had, who was really upset?

00:02:00.800 The left. The left in their ironclad opposition.

00:02:06.340 Only 16 held strong yesterday, and a civil war is brewing within the Democratic Party.

00:02:12.260 The old guard, led by Schumer, are living now on borrowed time.

00:02:17.220 And anybody who claims to be a Democrat and isn't a Marxist, you're living on borrowed time as well.

00:02:25.940 The days are numbered.

00:02:27.820 You want to know what the future looks like?

00:02:30.060 Here were the loudest voices yesterday in opposition.

00:02:33.520 Bernie Sanders cast his no vote and then proceeded to go on an epic tweet rant.

00:02:38.340 We all know his socialist, not leanings, his socialist positions.

00:02:43.980 But now he's joined by a chorus of new, young, up-and-comers.

00:02:48.900 Luis Gutierrez.

00:02:51.340 How do you say his name?

00:02:52.620 Gutierrez.

00:02:53.480 Gutierrez.

00:02:54.600 The representative from Illinois.

00:02:57.420 He said, quote,

00:02:59.160 They caved.

00:03:00.480 They blinked.

00:03:01.740 Because that's what they do.

00:03:04.320 He's not talking about the GOP.

00:03:06.600 He's actually, we're talking about the Democrats.

00:03:10.180 What?

00:03:11.520 The Democratic establishment.

00:03:14.820 He represents the new blood.

00:03:17.720 You're never going to hear in the press the words revolutionary or radical spoken about anybody in the Democratic Party.

00:03:24.460 But that's what they are.

00:03:25.820 In fact, I believe that's why Donald Trump is president.

00:03:28.580 Because a good portion of America is terrified of these radicals and these revolutionaries, these Marxists, these people who now have us counting up to 93 genders.

00:03:42.540 The average American isn't comfortable with that.

00:03:45.660 And that doesn't make them haters.

00:03:47.160 In the late 1980s, he was a member of the Puerto Rican Socialist Party, a Marxist-Leninist group.

00:03:56.020 He's also a member of the Congressional Progressive Caucus.

00:03:58.980 He also is praised by the Democratic Socialists of America.

00:04:03.460 Kamala Harris is the female Obama.

00:04:06.580 That's what they're calling her.

00:04:08.740 She's a one-term junior senator from California.

00:04:12.340 She's already being groomed to run for the White House. 1.00

00:04:16.040 She also voted against ending the shutdown, harshly criticized Chuck Schumer directly after the vote.

00:04:22.420 Now, Harris is the one who helped create California as a sanctuary state.

00:04:26.480 She advocates free college.

00:04:28.380 She was part of Al Gore's group of attorney generals that looked to prosecute any company that would question climate change.

00:04:36.280 That's pretty extreme.

00:04:37.520 Other notable no-votes, Elizabeth Warren, Kirsten Gildebrand.

00:04:43.340 Now, this is your future, Democrats.

00:04:47.800 Radical progressives, overt socialists, and out-and-out Marxists.

00:04:53.260 This is the direction the left is sliding.

00:04:58.280 Now, the GOP's response, because the GOP has its own civil war that for some reason we now no longer recognize,

00:05:05.720 but we have our own civil war, and that is from the progressive light,

00:05:12.360 the establishment that just does nothing except progressive ideas,

00:05:17.200 and, well, who?

00:05:22.880 Who's left standing for the Constitution?

00:05:26.420 Who's left standing for decency and common sense?

00:05:31.160 Because I tell you, the field is wide open.

00:05:36.060 The first person that steps to the plate who represents decency and common sense,

00:05:44.740 and in today's world, common sense is, okay, maybe there's three genders. 1.00

00:05:51.660 That's common sense today.

00:05:53.900 Maybe there's three.

00:05:55.780 Maybe an independent candidate who comes and speaks to the American people with common sense

00:06:03.540 has a shot now more than ever before.

00:06:08.100 Somebody who isn't wrapped up in the establishment,

00:06:12.080 but is more like Marco Rubio,

00:06:16.980 will run away with this thing in 2020 or most likely 2024.

00:06:22.020 It's Tuesday, January 23rd.

00:06:32.800 You're listening to the Glenn Beck Program.

00:06:35.860 That, of course, is if everything remains stable,

00:06:39.500 which God only knows.

00:06:42.140 There is something that I'm really, really concerned about,

00:06:52.920 and I think you are too.

00:06:57.440 But we have to provide a united front on this,

00:07:02.060 and we have to start speaking out and making it a torch,

00:07:08.860 or nothing is going to happen.

00:07:10.960 Now, maybe nothing happens anyway,

00:07:13.940 but it is something that we have to talk about,

00:07:17.020 and that is the corruption in our own government

00:07:20.140 when it comes to the FBI and Justice Department.

00:07:23.140 And I mean this on both sides.

00:07:26.680 We have to have some independent study that comes in,

00:07:32.900 and I don't even know how you do this,

00:07:34.420 because I believe the government is so corrupt from the inside.

00:07:37.500 There is no way that the FBI lost these tweets,

00:07:45.180 or these, not tweets, texts.

00:07:50.640 These two people that work for the FBI, that are high up.

00:07:56.480 They are texting each other.

00:07:58.680 They're having an illicit affair,

00:08:00.820 and they are part of the Clinton investigation,

00:08:07.100 and one of them is the guy who changed the wording of the charges

00:08:17.240 or the lack of charges on Hillary Clinton

00:08:20.280 that made it so she hadn't done anything illegal.

00:08:24.660 There was wording in there that made it illegal what she did. 0.97

00:08:29.520 Wasn't it?

00:08:30.020 It was grossly negligent initially.

00:08:32.400 Which is illegal.

00:08:33.480 And then it was extremely careless.

00:08:35.340 Careless.

00:08:35.960 Which is just like, oopsie!

00:08:37.260 Yep.

00:08:37.480 So the guy who changed that, who got Hillary off the hook, 0.92

00:08:43.460 he's having an affair with a woman.

00:08:46.060 And they're texting back and forth.

00:08:47.800 And she's an investigator for the FBI as well.

00:08:50.160 And they're going back and forth.

00:08:51.840 And through this, they talk about how, you know,

00:08:56.040 now it's really important that Hillary is cleared

00:08:58.240 because Trump has won,

00:09:00.180 and we're going to need an insurance policy.

00:09:03.080 And we've talked about an insurance policy,

00:09:06.680 you know, in the upper echelons of the FBI.

00:09:10.660 I hope we don't need it.

00:09:12.040 Well, what is that?

00:09:13.820 What is that?

00:09:15.940 Now there's new information about another text that came out.

00:09:21.600 Now, who's in this clip?

00:09:25.040 This is Trey Gowdy and...

00:09:26.880 Yes, it's Gowdy and Representative Ratcliffe.

00:09:31.080 Okay, I want you to listen to this carefully,

00:09:33.640 but I do not want you to jump to conclusions.

00:09:35.780 Please listen to my explanation of this.

00:09:38.960 Go ahead.

00:09:39.860 We learned today about information

00:09:41.320 that after, in the immediate aftermath of his election,

00:09:44.300 that there may have been a secret society of folks

00:09:46.920 within the Department of Justice and the FBI

00:09:49.560 to include Page and Struth that would be working against him.

00:09:52.020 I'm not saying that actually happened,

00:09:54.020 but when folks speak in those terms,

00:09:56.180 they need to come forward to explain the context

00:09:58.840 with which they use those terms.

00:10:01.160 Congressman Gowdy, do you want to expound on the secret society idea?

00:10:04.740 Sure, I wish I could.

00:10:05.840 I wish I'd been the one who either sent that text or received it.

00:10:09.220 You have this insurance policy in the spring of 2016,

00:10:12.540 and then the day after the election,

00:10:14.220 the day after what they really, really didn't want to have happen,

00:10:17.780 there's a text exchange between these two FBI agents,

00:10:21.220 these two supposed-to-be-objective, fact-centric FBI agents,

00:10:25.020 saying perhaps this is the first meeting of the secret society.

00:10:29.540 So, of course, I'm going to want to know

00:10:31.280 what secret society are you talking about

00:10:33.400 because you're supposed to be investigating objectively

00:10:36.280 the person who just won the Electoral College.

00:10:39.200 So, yeah, I'm going to want to know.

00:10:40.540 Okay, so I want to say this.

00:10:42.500 First of all,

00:10:43.760 let's not jump to conclusions that there is a secret society,

00:10:48.340 but let's also not dismiss it.

00:10:52.200 Let's be reasoned,

00:10:53.940 because I contend our republic is at stake.

00:10:58.640 If we do not answer these questions,

00:11:01.900 the republic will not stand.

00:11:04.840 The missing texts between these two

00:11:10.340 cover a time frame.

00:11:12.740 They suddenly disappear starting December 14th,

00:11:16.040 and then they pick up again on May 17th, 2017.

00:11:22.020 Now, these dates are really important

00:11:25.140 because the time frame between December and May

00:11:29.060 cover the Trump transition period,

00:11:31.200 the Russian collusion investigation,

00:11:33.680 and the appointment of Mueller.

00:11:39.480 So what were these two saying during that time?

00:11:43.780 We know what they were saying before.

00:11:47.720 Insurance policy, secret society.

00:11:51.060 And we were told on Friday

00:11:52.940 that the FBI lost all of this.

00:11:57.580 They don't have it,

00:11:58.620 but they have everything

00:12:00.340 except from December 14th to May 17th.

00:12:04.100 Those are mysteriously missing.

00:12:07.260 Now, let me ask you a question.

00:12:10.180 By law,

00:12:12.040 these were FBI devices.

00:12:15.880 By law,

00:12:17.600 everything is supposed to be

00:12:19.800 maintained and recorded

00:12:21.460 and kept by law.

00:12:25.000 Why is there a gap?

00:12:28.420 Who dropped the ball?

00:12:30.500 Will anybody be held responsible

00:12:32.260 for yet this gap?

00:12:35.480 Let me just take you through.

00:12:37.980 We had people that were colluding

00:12:40.280 against the people of the United States

00:12:42.600 in the IRS.

00:12:44.840 And the IRS just lost

00:12:48.340 all of the email of Lois Lerner.

00:12:51.900 They just lost it.

00:12:52.880 There was no way to find it.

00:12:55.660 The next one is Hillary Clinton. 1.00

00:12:57.960 They just lost all of those emails.

00:13:00.820 There was no way to find it.

00:13:04.400 Then they've lost

00:13:06.040 from December 14th to May 17th

00:13:08.360 just these texts

00:13:09.800 between these two guys,

00:13:11.160 these two people.

00:13:12.400 They just lost them.

00:13:13.520 There's no way to find it.

00:13:14.800 Can I ask you a question?

00:13:15.980 What happened to the NSA servers?

00:13:18.800 Do you know that the NSA

00:13:19.820 has more servers,

00:13:22.860 more hard drive space

00:13:24.940 than anyone else on the planet?

00:13:27.160 In fact,

00:13:28.700 the NSA

00:13:29.300 has more hard drive space

00:13:32.640 than every company

00:13:34.840 in Silicon Valley

00:13:36.460 combined.

00:13:37.160 combined.

00:13:40.880 Now,

00:13:41.480 I find it hard to believe

00:13:42.960 because I've never heard

00:13:44.720 Facebook say,

00:13:45.760 oh my gosh,

00:13:46.800 we lost all those posts.

00:13:50.880 I've never gone to Google

00:13:52.280 and they just,

00:13:53.280 they lost all those answers.

00:13:56.380 I've never seen that happen.

00:13:58.800 Is there no backup?

00:13:59.900 The NSA

00:14:03.080 is spying

00:14:05.760 on you

00:14:06.500 and me.

00:14:09.340 They are collecting

00:14:10.620 all of our data

00:14:11.580 and they say

00:14:13.440 they're not listening to it,

00:14:14.640 but it's saved

00:14:15.620 forever.

00:14:18.180 The National Archives

00:14:19.460 are saving

00:14:20.820 every tweet

00:14:22.140 and every Facebook post

00:14:24.280 for historical purposes

00:14:27.040 in the National Archives.

00:14:29.100 you have

00:14:30.520 FBI devices

00:14:32.160 that by law

00:14:33.940 are supposed

00:14:34.620 to be preserved.

00:14:36.120 Every single tweet,

00:14:38.260 every single text,

00:14:40.000 everything written

00:14:41.000 or spoken

00:14:41.900 on that phone

00:14:43.020 is supposed

00:14:43.760 to be recorded

00:14:44.720 and saved

00:14:46.700 by law

00:14:48.040 and they've lost them.

00:14:50.400 But just this

00:14:51.240 one time period,

00:14:52.740 it's so unfortunate.

00:14:54.000 tonight at 5 o'clock

00:14:59.620 I am going to,

00:15:00.640 I laid it out

00:15:01.340 this morning

00:15:01.940 for the staff

00:15:02.740 and I asked them

00:15:03.320 to do the research

00:15:04.080 on it.

00:15:05.020 I'm telling you

00:15:06.560 this is

00:15:07.560 worse

00:15:09.060 than

00:15:10.560 Watergate.

00:15:13.280 Except

00:15:13.840 it's not

00:15:14.760 the president

00:15:15.420 that's covering

00:15:16.060 this up.

00:15:17.580 It's the system

00:15:18.900 that is covering

00:15:19.800 this up.

00:15:20.320 And I believe

00:15:23.520 that both

00:15:24.000 the Republicans

00:15:24.580 and the Democrats

00:15:25.380 are so dirty

00:15:26.640 this is exactly

00:15:27.780 like it was

00:15:29.420 with Sandy Berger.

00:15:30.800 Remember when

00:15:31.220 Sandy Berger,

00:15:31.760 right after 9-11,

00:15:32.840 Sandy Berger goes in

00:15:33.600 to do some research.

00:15:34.960 He's just going to

00:15:35.480 look at some papers

00:15:36.260 of both the Bush

00:15:37.320 administration

00:15:38.020 and the Clinton

00:15:39.120 administration.

00:15:39.580 He's just looking

00:15:40.440 at some stuff

00:15:41.100 for history

00:15:41.660 and then all

00:15:42.840 of a sudden

00:15:43.340 those papers

00:15:44.740 are missing.

00:15:46.020 We don't even know

00:15:46.780 what those papers

00:15:47.440 are.

00:15:48.580 But he took

00:15:49.380 them out

00:15:49.760 in his underpants.

00:15:51.900 Then he shredded

00:15:53.020 them and destroyed

00:15:54.020 them.

00:15:55.680 He still has

00:15:56.580 his national

00:15:57.020 security clearance.

00:15:58.360 You and I

00:15:58.760 would be in prison.

00:16:00.720 It's the national

00:16:01.760 archives of the

00:16:03.340 presidential files

00:16:04.900 from both the

00:16:06.000 Republicans and

00:16:06.820 the Democrats

00:16:07.320 and he really

00:16:08.160 didn't get into

00:16:08.860 that much trouble,

00:16:09.820 did he?

00:16:10.920 Why?

00:16:11.620 Because they're

00:16:12.220 both dirty.

00:16:13.580 When it comes

00:16:14.480 to foul play,

00:16:16.780 when it comes

00:16:18.380 to Russia,

00:16:20.220 I believe

00:16:21.620 both sides

00:16:22.560 are dirty.

00:16:25.680 However,

00:16:26.420 what I do

00:16:28.100 know just

00:16:29.040 from watching

00:16:30.640 this,

00:16:32.060 I don't know

00:16:33.260 who this gets

00:16:34.460 in the end,

00:16:36.200 but I'm telling

00:16:37.800 you now,

00:16:38.360 the FBI does

00:16:39.160 not work for

00:16:39.800 you at the

00:16:40.480 highest level.

00:16:41.400 It doesn't.

00:16:42.120 It works for

00:16:42.740 the system.

00:16:43.940 The Justice

00:16:44.400 Department is not

00:16:45.300 working for you

00:16:46.080 at this point.

00:16:46.640 It's working

00:16:47.160 for the

00:16:47.540 system.

00:16:48.620 It's covering

00:16:49.620 the tracks

00:16:50.660 of whoever

00:16:51.880 it is

00:16:52.800 that is

00:16:54.320 popular,

00:16:58.060 I guess.

00:16:59.180 I do not

00:17:00.240 believe in

00:17:01.320 these crazy

00:17:03.800 star chamber

00:17:05.300 conspiracy theorists.

00:17:06.860 I believe

00:17:08.660 there's most

00:17:09.320 likely,

00:17:10.340 in this case,

00:17:11.220 a few people

00:17:11.860 that really

00:17:12.540 believe that

00:17:13.360 Hillary Clinton

00:17:14.140 would have

00:17:14.980 been the best

00:17:15.680 person.

00:17:16.760 These people

00:17:17.440 that just

00:17:18.040 are die-hard

00:17:20.040 political

00:17:20.820 people

00:17:21.820 that want

00:17:23.640 it their

00:17:24.420 way,

00:17:25.020 and they will

00:17:25.500 do anything

00:17:26.320 that they have

00:17:27.320 to do,

00:17:27.760 and they will

00:17:28.160 make any

00:17:28.740 excuse, 0.89

00:17:29.840 and they will

00:17:30.360 cover any

00:17:31.100 track.

00:17:31.700 If it

00:17:32.780 means they

00:17:33.280 delete some

00:17:33.940 IRS files,

00:17:34.920 so they

00:17:35.180 delete some

00:17:35.700 IRS files,

00:17:36.660 nobody's going

00:17:37.320 to really

00:17:37.660 look into

00:17:38.240 it.

00:17:39.760 If it

00:17:39.980 means they,

00:17:40.620 oops,

00:17:41.020 oh my gosh,

00:17:41.820 did I just

00:17:42.440 hit delete

00:17:42.980 on that?

00:17:43.420 I am so

00:17:44.000 sorry,

00:17:44.560 I didn't

00:17:44.880 mean to hit

00:17:45.340 delete on

00:17:45.800 those text

00:17:47.520 messages.

00:17:48.340 Boy,

00:17:48.540 that's

00:17:48.820 unfortunate,

00:17:49.540 don't worry

00:17:49.920 about it,

00:17:50.320 nobody's

00:17:50.660 really going

00:17:51.020 to look

00:17:51.260 into it.

00:17:51.780 our republic

00:17:54.640 is at

00:17:55.380 stake,

00:17:56.200 and unless

00:17:56.920 we stop

00:17:57.820 playing

00:17:58.340 political

00:17:58.880 games,

00:17:59.760 and unless

00:18:00.240 we start

00:18:01.020 coming together,

00:18:02.440 both Democrat

00:18:03.260 and Republican,

00:18:04.640 and demand

00:18:05.680 that the

00:18:06.320 FBI

00:18:07.020 is

00:18:08.520 fumigated,

00:18:10.600 we demand

00:18:11.560 that the

00:18:12.260 Justice

00:18:12.700 Department

00:18:13.380 is looked

00:18:14.620 at and

00:18:15.400 fumigated.

00:18:16.700 If we

00:18:17.820 don't get

00:18:18.380 real answers

00:18:19.880 within

00:18:21.200 five years,

00:18:22.640 this secret

00:18:23.260 society will

00:18:24.180 be believed

00:18:24.800 by at

00:18:25.300 least 40%

00:18:26.460 of this

00:18:27.060 nation,

00:18:27.660 and your

00:18:28.220 republic

00:18:28.740 will be

00:18:29.860 gone.

00:18:39.800 How

00:18:40.480 prepared are

00:18:41.120 you for

00:18:41.660 an emergency?

00:18:42.980 Well,

00:18:43.180 I talked

00:18:43.460 to two

00:18:44.020 people in

00:18:44.960 Hawaii right

00:18:45.840 after they

00:18:46.480 had the

00:18:46.880 alert,

00:18:47.940 and some

00:18:49.660 were in a

00:18:50.020 hotel,

00:18:50.620 and they

00:18:50.880 were pretty

00:18:51.720 freaked out.

00:18:52.560 They had

00:18:52.760 nothing.

00:18:54.000 The other

00:18:54.240 guy I

00:18:54.560 talked to

00:18:55.020 had emergency

00:18:56.960 preparedness,

00:18:58.220 and he

00:18:58.480 was prepared,

00:18:59.240 what did he

00:18:59.520 say, for

00:19:00.040 60 days,

00:19:01.000 90 days,

00:19:01.560 something like

00:19:01.900 that.

00:19:02.160 He and his

00:19:02.660 wife had 0.99

00:19:03.000 already done

00:19:03.420 anything.

00:19:04.340 So when

00:19:04.560 they got the

00:19:04.900 alert in

00:19:06.260 Hawaii,

00:19:07.260 it turned

00:19:08.160 out to be

00:19:08.520 fake, but

00:19:09.100 they just

00:19:09.640 called each

00:19:10.000 other and

00:19:10.340 said,

00:19:10.760 meet at

00:19:11.040 the house,

00:19:11.540 they were

00:19:11.820 ready to

00:19:12.140 go, and

00:19:12.780 he really

00:19:13.320 didn't have

00:19:14.140 fear in

00:19:14.780 his voice.

00:19:15.920 That's who

00:19:16.360 I want to

00:19:16.760 be.

00:19:17.460 You can

00:19:17.780 count on

00:19:18.160 my Patriot

00:19:18.820 supply now.

00:19:19.600 They are

00:19:19.940 the experts

00:19:20.640 in self-reliance.

00:19:22.380 Please, the

00:19:23.280 world is on

00:19:24.600 the edge and

00:19:25.820 getting more

00:19:26.480 insane.

00:19:28.060 You could use

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00:20:14.780 with the FBI

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00:20:28.500 Glenn Beck.

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00:20:37.500 You're listening

00:20:38.320 to the Glenn Beck

00:20:39.060 program.

00:20:40.100 You know,

00:20:40.340 I am concerned

00:20:43.440 about this

00:20:44.960 FBI

00:20:45.620 lapse

00:20:47.880 and the

00:20:49.900 gosh,

00:20:51.160 man,

00:20:51.460 where did we

00:20:52.060 put those

00:20:52.720 texts?

00:20:53.800 I think I

00:20:54.480 left them in

00:20:55.000 my blue suit.

00:20:56.020 Unfortunately,

00:20:56.380 I have so many

00:20:57.340 blue suits.

00:20:58.160 I don't know

00:20:58.720 which one.

00:21:00.500 I'm concerned

00:21:01.480 about this

00:21:02.200 because

00:21:03.080 not only

00:21:04.520 what it

00:21:04.940 may

00:21:06.220 be,

00:21:07.320 but in

00:21:09.440 the absence

00:21:10.960 of answers,

00:21:12.800 nature abhors

00:21:14.140 a vacuum.

00:21:15.740 And when

00:21:15.980 that happens

00:21:16.800 with the

00:21:17.760 information

00:21:18.420 that we

00:21:19.080 do have,

00:21:20.020 for instance,

00:21:20.700 here's what

00:21:21.200 we do have.

00:21:22.480 We have

00:21:23.260 two people

00:21:24.100 that were

00:21:24.900 DOJ,

00:21:26.260 you know,

00:21:26.860 FBI investigators,

00:21:28.780 very high up,

00:21:30.280 having an affair,

00:21:31.460 texting each other,

00:21:32.440 very anti-Trump.

00:21:33.760 Now,

00:21:34.640 you put that

00:21:35.100 into a toxic

00:21:35.900 stew where,

00:21:36.920 you know,

00:21:37.560 there are all

00:21:37.920 these Trump

00:21:38.440 haters that

00:21:38.940 just will do

00:21:39.340 anything to

00:21:40.000 get him out.

00:21:40.900 Okay.

00:21:42.020 But there's

00:21:42.720 more.

00:21:43.480 They also

00:21:44.360 talk in their

00:21:45.220 text that

00:21:46.020 they have

00:21:46.680 to do

00:21:47.060 something.

00:21:47.840 One of

00:21:48.380 them is

00:21:49.420 at least

00:21:51.500 viewed,

00:21:52.300 or could

00:21:52.780 be viewed,

00:21:53.760 as aiding

00:21:54.700 Hillary Clinton

00:21:55.640 in her

00:21:56.800 ability to

00:21:57.720 not be

00:21:58.480 prosecuted

00:21:59.180 for the

00:22:00.000 memos.

00:22:01.380 And then

00:22:01.720 they talk

00:22:02.140 about,

00:22:02.660 holy cow, 0.51

00:22:03.300 Donald Trump's

00:22:03.940 going to

00:22:04.100 win.

00:22:04.460 We need

00:22:04.920 an insurance

00:22:05.460 policy,

00:22:06.120 kind of like

00:22:06.520 the one we

00:22:06.940 were talking

00:22:07.440 about in

00:22:07.940 the office

00:22:08.420 the other

00:22:08.840 day.

00:22:09.900 And now

00:22:10.980 the accusation

00:22:13.380 from Congress

00:22:14.180 that one

00:22:15.060 of them

00:22:15.580 said,

00:22:16.420 you know,

00:22:17.060 I guess

00:22:17.500 this is

00:22:18.380 time for

00:22:18.980 the secret

00:22:19.360 society.

00:22:21.180 In a vacuum,

00:22:22.640 without any

00:22:23.300 real answers,

00:22:24.820 that is going

00:22:25.620 to grow

00:22:26.340 into

00:22:27.100 cancer

00:22:28.700 beyond

00:22:29.580 your

00:22:29.980 understanding.

00:22:31.060 And it

00:22:31.720 will eat

00:22:32.180 at the

00:22:32.500 fabric of

00:22:33.040 the

00:22:33.180 republic.

00:22:34.100 It is

00:22:34.560 incumbent

00:22:35.140 upon us

00:22:36.120 to demand

00:22:37.220 answers.

00:22:38.220 And this

00:22:38.480 is happening

00:22:38.980 not just

00:22:39.400 with the

00:22:39.680 FBI,

00:22:40.320 this is

00:22:40.580 happening

00:22:40.820 with Las

00:22:41.280 Vegas.

00:22:42.120 Something

00:22:42.580 is very

00:22:43.400 wrong

00:22:43.880 in Las

00:22:44.420 Vegas.

00:22:45.520 Now,

00:22:45.900 we used

00:22:46.320 to give

00:22:46.740 the government

00:22:47.240 the benefit

00:22:47.740 of the

00:22:48.040 doubt.

00:22:48.440 Okay,

00:22:48.620 maybe it's

00:22:49.120 terrorism,

00:22:50.120 and so

00:22:50.560 they want

00:22:51.020 to keep

00:22:51.300 everything

00:22:51.620 quiet until

00:22:52.280 they find

00:22:52.720 out.

00:22:53.920 But now

00:22:54.420 because we

00:22:55.080 have no

00:22:55.680 trust,

00:22:57.900 it's

00:22:58.780 starting into

00:22:59.500 conspiracy

00:23:00.160 theories.

00:23:00.880 and it's

00:23:02.140 what makes

00:23:02.600 people like

00:23:03.160 Alex Jones

00:23:04.080 wealthy.

00:23:06.040 Because if

00:23:07.540 you don't

00:23:08.060 know the

00:23:08.660 answer,

00:23:09.100 if no one's

00:23:09.660 giving you

00:23:09.980 the answer,

00:23:10.520 and it's

00:23:11.020 very clearly

00:23:11.980 common sense

00:23:12.820 that something's

00:23:13.620 not right,

00:23:14.400 when somebody

00:23:16.200 comes with an

00:23:17.020 answer,

00:23:17.900 no matter how

00:23:19.140 improbable,

00:23:20.400 if it's the

00:23:20.900 only one there,

00:23:22.440 a lot of

00:23:22.800 people start

00:23:23.240 to buy it.

00:23:24.260 And you

00:23:24.760 find the

00:23:25.200 one piece

00:23:25.560 of information

00:23:26.000 you have,

00:23:26.560 and it

00:23:26.860 seems like

00:23:27.300 the only

00:23:27.660 possibility,

00:23:28.520 if you

00:23:28.780 walk up

00:23:29.060 to a

00:23:29.400 forest,

00:23:29.780 and there's

00:23:30.120 only one

00:23:30.780 path going

00:23:31.320 through it,

00:23:31.720 that's the

00:23:32.020 way you

00:23:32.280 walk.

00:23:33.020 And that

00:23:33.580 is the

00:23:34.120 same thing

00:23:34.580 that happens

00:23:35.060 here with

00:23:35.460 Alex Jones.

00:23:36.020 When there's

00:23:36.440 a situation

00:23:37.000 that is,

00:23:37.480 it's hard

00:23:38.140 to explain,

00:23:38.780 there seems

00:23:39.060 like there's

00:23:39.340 something right,

00:23:39.920 it doesn't

00:23:40.160 seem like

00:23:40.480 you're getting

00:23:40.720 the right

00:23:40.980 information,

00:23:41.920 someone comes

00:23:42.500 out,

00:23:43.100 says something,

00:23:44.240 there's some

00:23:44.860 available theory,

00:23:46.340 and since it's

00:23:46.880 the only

00:23:47.360 available theory,

00:23:48.340 that's the

00:23:48.780 way you

00:23:49.080 walk.

00:23:49.420 And that's

00:23:50.520 not the

00:23:51.260 right way

00:23:51.520 to handle

00:23:51.820 information,

00:23:52.600 but it is

00:23:53.140 the way

00:23:53.380 a lot of

00:23:53.700 people do.

00:23:54.800 And the

00:23:55.300 problem is,

00:23:56.100 is they are

00:23:56.640 getting worse

00:23:57.740 and worse.

00:23:59.620 If you

00:24:01.100 don't think

00:24:01.660 that Russia 0.72

00:24:02.200 will use

00:24:03.180 these theories

00:24:03.980 and propagate

00:24:05.240 their own

00:24:06.200 theories and

00:24:07.260 push them

00:24:07.760 into our

00:24:08.160 society,

00:24:08.860 this is their

00:24:09.780 stated goal,

00:24:11.660 to tear us

00:24:12.940 apart from

00:24:13.520 the inside.

00:24:14.480 It's why we

00:24:15.220 have to come

00:24:16.160 together.

00:24:17.540 I think that's

00:24:18.360 true.

00:24:18.700 As people,

00:24:19.420 not necessarily

00:24:20.080 parties,

00:24:20.880 it's people.

00:24:21.600 No,

00:24:21.820 and I think

00:24:22.140 probably there's

00:24:22.840 only really

00:24:23.400 one way

00:24:24.280 to come

00:24:24.860 together,

00:24:25.140 only one

00:24:25.660 thing we

00:24:26.000 can truly

00:24:26.460 unite about,

00:24:27.300 and that's

00:24:27.880 the truth.

00:24:29.040 And I

00:24:29.780 think we

00:24:30.440 will find

00:24:30.900 that in

00:24:32.320 a new

00:24:33.040 book called

00:24:34.320 The Secret

00:24:34.920 History of

00:24:35.560 the Modern

00:24:35.920 World and

00:24:36.500 the War

00:24:36.840 for the

00:24:37.160 Future.

00:24:38.580 Now,

00:24:38.860 before I

00:24:40.140 get into

00:24:40.500 the details

00:24:41.100 of this

00:24:41.460 book,

00:24:42.220 I want

00:24:42.660 you to

00:24:42.880 realize that

00:24:44.200 what I'm

00:24:44.760 about to

00:24:45.260 tell you

00:24:45.820 will be

00:24:46.820 like the

00:24:47.420 moment you

00:24:48.060 first discovered

00:24:49.100 sex.

00:24:50.720 Is that in

00:24:51.780 the promotional?

00:24:52.900 It is in

00:24:53.360 the pitch for

00:24:54.580 this book.

00:24:55.040 The pitch for

00:24:55.540 this book.

00:24:55.920 This will be

00:24:56.580 akin to...

00:24:58.320 It will be

00:24:58.700 like the

00:24:59.220 moment you

00:24:59.720 first discovered

00:25:00.600 sex.

00:25:01.160 Okay.

00:25:01.440 Or the

00:25:02.940 internet.

00:25:03.840 Or the

00:25:04.220 internet.

00:25:04.920 Or,

00:25:05.560 fill in the

00:25:05.920 blank,

00:25:06.240 you know,

00:25:06.520 sex, 0.67

00:25:07.040 internet,

00:25:07.660 fill in the

00:25:07.940 blank,

00:25:08.840 the three

00:25:10.120 that go

00:25:10.320 together,

00:25:10.820 sex, 0.67

00:25:11.300 internet,

00:25:11.680 and quantum

00:25:13.880 physics.

00:25:15.080 Quantum

00:25:15.520 physics.

00:25:16.220 That's the

00:25:16.640 sentence.

00:25:17.300 Wow.

00:25:17.780 Okay.

00:25:18.260 This is a

00:25:18.760 new book.

00:25:19.720 A 27-page

00:25:20.540 proposal has

00:25:21.440 been leaked.

00:25:22.280 The new

00:25:22.560 book,

00:25:22.880 The Secret

00:25:23.160 History for

00:25:23.620 the Modern

00:25:23.980 World and

00:25:24.420 the War

00:25:24.720 for the Future

00:25:25.280 by Alex

00:25:26.220 Jones.

00:25:27.000 Ah.

00:25:27.360 Well,

00:25:28.580 so I

00:25:28.800 understand the

00:25:29.200 quantum physics

00:25:29.640 thing because

00:25:30.220 quantum physics

00:25:30.820 doesn't really

00:25:31.400 make sense.

00:25:33.000 So,

00:25:34.140 quantum physics

00:25:35.160 can't possibly

00:25:36.240 be true.

00:25:37.800 This is

00:25:38.600 legitimately in

00:25:39.580 the pitch for

00:25:40.040 the book.

00:25:40.720 The chapters

00:25:41.340 here will

00:25:42.000 uncover it

00:25:43.360 all.

00:25:44.040 They will be

00:25:44.520 like the

00:25:44.940 moment you

00:25:45.360 first discovered

00:25:46.160 sex or

00:25:47.180 the internet

00:25:47.780 or quantum

00:25:48.660 physics.

00:25:49.640 You will

00:25:49.960 never look at

00:25:50.620 your life or

00:25:51.420 your world

00:25:52.280 the same way

00:25:53.460 again.

00:25:54.720 Now,

00:25:54.900 this book,

00:25:55.740 first of

00:25:57.280 all,

00:25:57.500 is being

00:25:57.940 co-written

00:25:58.400 with the

00:25:59.020 guy who

00:25:59.700 wrote The

00:26:00.760 Game.

00:26:02.020 His name

00:26:02.680 is Neil

00:26:04.580 Strauss,

00:26:05.140 I think it

00:26:05.400 is.

00:26:05.580 Yeah,

00:26:05.700 Neil Strauss.

00:26:06.700 A fiction

00:26:08.000 writer,

00:26:08.760 isn't he?

00:26:09.160 No,

00:26:09.460 he wrote a

00:26:09.880 book.

00:26:10.360 He went

00:26:10.600 undercover in

00:26:11.520 the pickup

00:26:12.040 artist world.

00:26:14.400 Now,

00:26:14.540 this was a

00:26:14.920 big thing

00:26:15.320 in the

00:26:15.560 mid-2000s.

00:26:16.640 It was

00:26:17.000 like a

00:26:17.260 big best

00:26:17.720 seller.

00:26:18.820 And what

00:26:19.080 he did

00:26:19.320 is there's

00:26:19.960 this,

00:26:20.260 I guess,

00:26:20.660 kind of

00:26:20.960 secret society

00:26:21.840 since we're

00:26:22.200 on that

00:26:22.420 kick today,

00:26:22.900 a secret

00:26:23.100 society of

00:26:23.600 people who

00:26:23.920 go around

00:26:24.320 and try

00:26:24.540 to figure

00:26:25.160 out innovative

00:26:26.040 ways to

00:26:26.500 pick up

00:26:26.800 women. 0.81

00:26:27.620 And if

00:26:27.900 you remember,

00:26:28.300 this was

00:26:28.540 kind of

00:26:28.840 the,

00:26:29.380 it came

00:26:30.140 into public

00:26:30.860 consciousness,

00:26:31.660 the term

00:26:32.020 the neg.

00:26:33.260 You remember

00:26:33.580 this?

00:26:34.200 I'm proud

00:26:34.860 to say no

00:26:35.600 to all of

00:26:36.540 this so far.

00:26:37.360 Okay,

00:26:37.780 so the neg

00:26:39.000 is like

00:26:39.660 when you

00:26:40.380 go up

00:26:40.960 to a

00:26:41.260 woman and

00:26:42.080 you're in

00:26:42.460 a bar

00:26:42.720 or something

00:26:43.020 and you

00:26:43.180 try to

00:26:43.400 pick her 0.99

00:26:43.660 up and

00:26:44.020 the way

00:26:44.240 you do

00:26:44.540 that is

00:26:44.860 you give

00:26:45.180 her a

00:26:45.420 little bit

00:26:45.720 of an

00:26:46.500 underhanded

00:26:48.040 negative

00:26:48.640 comment so

00:26:50.120 that they

00:26:50.720 will try

00:26:51.080 to later

00:26:51.480 win your

00:26:51.960 approval.

00:26:52.680 It's kind

00:26:53.140 of like

00:26:53.300 all these

00:26:53.520 weird head

00:26:54.020 games.

00:26:54.600 Man,

00:26:54.620 that dress

00:26:55.080 makes you

00:26:55.460 look fat.

00:26:56.040 Right.

00:26:56.380 Kind of like

00:26:56.720 that.

00:26:57.040 Or like,

00:26:57.520 I bet you

00:26:58.020 looked really

00:26:58.420 good a couple

00:26:58.900 years ago.

00:26:59.740 You know,

00:26:59.960 like,

00:27:00.220 all right.

00:27:01.280 Wow.

00:27:01.840 And that

00:27:02.240 works.

00:27:02.820 And it's

00:27:03.140 treated as,

00:27:04.020 you're saying

00:27:04.400 it as a

00:27:04.760 compliment,

00:27:05.500 but of course

00:27:05.860 she takes

00:27:06.280 it as,

00:27:06.520 wait a minute,

00:27:06.820 does that

00:27:07.180 mean I

00:27:07.440 don't look

00:27:08.060 good now?

00:27:08.640 And that's

00:27:08.940 supposedly

00:27:09.340 going to

00:27:09.580 make her

00:27:09.980 want to

00:27:10.280 win your

00:27:10.620 approval.

00:27:11.480 Again,

00:27:11.840 it was a

00:27:12.160 very strange

00:27:12.780 thing.

00:27:13.020 It was

00:27:13.180 kind of

00:27:13.900 big in the

00:27:14.240 mid-2000s

00:27:15.020 as a topic.

00:27:16.040 Yeah,

00:27:16.180 those days

00:27:16.560 never come

00:27:16.980 back.

00:27:17.240 So the

00:27:17.880 agency that

00:27:21.040 was representing

00:27:21.580 the book

00:27:21.920 is now

00:27:22.260 saying they

00:27:22.720 don't represent

00:27:23.400 the book,

00:27:23.980 which is a

00:27:24.780 problem for

00:27:25.580 your book.

00:27:26.200 Right.

00:27:26.440 Because now

00:27:26.920 that it's

00:27:27.200 public,

00:27:27.760 they are now

00:27:28.120 saying they

00:27:28.480 have nothing

00:27:28.820 to do with

00:27:29.240 it.

00:27:29.460 So this

00:27:29.960 is not a

00:27:30.720 new book.

00:27:31.340 They're

00:27:31.740 pitching this

00:27:32.520 book to

00:27:32.920 Simon &

00:27:33.500 Schuster

00:27:33.700 or something

00:27:34.080 like that.

00:27:34.420 Can you

00:27:34.660 imagine if

00:27:35.180 you're at

00:27:35.520 Simon &

00:27:36.020 Schuster

00:27:36.320 and you

00:27:37.080 get a

00:27:39.020 pitch like

00:27:39.480 this?

00:27:39.780 Because it

00:27:40.080 goes into

00:27:40.440 saying,

00:27:41.740 who doesn't

00:27:43.620 want to read

00:27:44.000 some of the

00:27:44.320 greatest

00:27:44.620 conspiracies of

00:27:45.520 all time

00:27:46.000 and then be

00:27:46.840 shocked by

00:27:47.700 the annotations

00:27:48.400 to find out

00:27:48.980 that they're

00:27:50.440 all true.

00:27:51.560 Oh my gosh.

00:27:52.340 Because there

00:27:52.760 is a conspiracy

00:27:53.560 that no matter

00:27:54.140 who you are,

00:27:54.720 you must admit

00:27:55.400 it's true.

00:27:56.100 There is a

00:27:56.560 war for your

00:27:57.120 mind, a war

00:27:58.300 to make you

00:27:58.800 docile, a war

00:27:59.680 to make you

00:28:00.100 a sheep, a war

00:28:01.140 to take away

00:28:02.040 your initiative,

00:28:02.680 your freedom,

00:28:03.160 and your control

00:28:03.700 over your own

00:28:04.260 life.

00:28:04.920 We are still

00:28:05.500 being colonized

00:28:06.460 with foods and

00:28:07.540 drinks that can

00:28:08.320 kill us faster

00:28:09.160 than ever.

00:28:10.720 He says the

00:28:11.580 entertainment

00:28:12.140 machine aims

00:28:13.380 to entertain the

00:28:14.140 masses into

00:28:14.680 complete passivity.

00:28:16.220 Listen to this.

00:28:16.840 I mean, this

00:28:17.560 is how evil

00:28:19.820 works.

00:28:21.040 Some of that

00:28:21.900 is kind of like,

00:28:22.680 okay, well, you

00:28:23.260 know what?

00:28:23.720 We are doing

00:28:24.600 things to the

00:28:25.180 food that I'm

00:28:25.760 not sure about.

00:28:27.260 You know, we

00:28:28.420 are being fed

00:28:30.980 stuff, you know,

00:28:32.580 Facebook, Google,

00:28:34.120 Hollywood.

00:28:34.940 Sure, there's some

00:28:35.580 truth in here.

00:28:36.440 Exactly right.

00:28:37.120 Right.

00:28:37.340 There's elements

00:28:37.900 of truth, however,

00:28:39.080 lots of, and look,

00:28:40.860 it's the conclusions.

00:28:42.140 See, this is the

00:28:42.720 problem.

00:28:43.000 You say, yeah, you

00:28:44.500 know what?

00:28:44.780 That is kind of a

00:28:45.540 problem.

00:28:46.720 It's then what?

00:28:48.800 Right.

00:28:49.300 That's the problem.

00:28:50.160 Well, I can give you

00:28:50.740 some examples because

00:28:51.660 what happens here with

00:28:52.500 Alex Jones, as he

00:28:53.300 writes in his own

00:28:54.080 book proposal, is

00:28:54.860 people misunderstand

00:28:56.140 him because of his

00:28:57.400 quote, P.T.

00:28:58.640 Barnum way of

00:28:59.500 slapping a great

00:29:00.400 headline on his

00:29:01.160 stories.

00:29:01.980 So the stories

00:29:02.600 aren't unbelievable,

00:29:03.240 but he has a P.T.

00:29:04.880 Barnum way of

00:29:05.720 saying Sandy Hook

00:29:06.660 didn't happen, and

00:29:07.360 that's why, because

00:29:07.900 that's what P.T.

00:29:08.580 Barnum did.

00:29:09.320 Right.

00:29:09.600 He was like, oh,

00:29:10.220 those are huge

00:29:10.740 disasters.

00:29:11.260 They did not

00:29:11.860 actually exist.

00:29:12.600 Yes.

00:29:12.920 Here is a simple

00:29:13.800 example, though, for

00:29:14.620 dumb people like you,

00:29:15.780 Glenn.

00:29:15.960 Okay.

00:29:16.380 People like you who

00:29:17.120 can't understand the

00:29:18.360 brilliance of Alex

00:29:19.360 Jones.

00:29:19.880 He's a dummy.

00:29:21.220 Here's the headline.

00:29:23.400 Aliens are living 0.62

00:29:24.800 among us.

00:29:26.700 I can't wait to hear

00:29:28.800 the explanation.

00:29:30.140 Well, it sounds

00:29:30.700 preposterous, as he

00:29:31.760 writes in his own

00:29:32.700 book proposal.

00:29:33.280 Really?

00:29:33.800 It sounds preposterous.

00:29:34.760 Yeah, it does.

00:29:35.760 It sounds wacky, is

00:29:38.300 the next sentence.

00:29:38.840 Okay, haven't used

00:29:39.780 that word in a very

00:29:40.740 long time, in a

00:29:42.100 serious way, since

00:29:43.260 maybe I was six?

00:29:44.860 It sounds like

00:29:45.820 something from a

00:29:46.500 supermarket tabloid.

00:29:48.300 Yes, it does.

00:29:48.900 But here's the

00:29:49.520 logic.

00:29:50.020 Okay, here's the

00:29:50.720 logic.

00:29:51.040 Now get ready to

00:29:51.720 get a logic bomb

00:29:52.540 dropped on you.

00:29:52.860 Okay, this is

00:29:52.880 going to be like

00:29:53.400 quantum, is it

00:29:54.460 going to feel like

00:29:55.000 I'm having sex for

00:29:55.860 the first time?

00:29:56.560 Or quantum

00:29:57.240 physics.

00:29:57.540 Or quantum

00:29:57.940 physics.

00:29:58.200 Either you're

00:29:58.540 having quantum

00:29:59.040 physics for the

00:29:59.640 first time or sex 0.57

00:30:00.420 for the first time.

00:30:00.760 How about I'm

00:30:01.320 having sex in 0.88

00:30:02.200 several different

00:30:03.020 universes?

00:30:04.220 Is that possible?

00:30:05.340 It's so

00:30:05.640 interchangeable.

00:30:06.440 Right.

00:30:06.960 Sex, internet,

00:30:07.800 quantum physics,

00:30:08.340 in one universe

00:30:09.280 I'm having sex

00:30:10.060 and another one

00:30:10.560 I'm not.

00:30:11.800 Peanut butter,

00:30:12.560 jelly, bread,

00:30:14.120 sex, internet,

00:30:15.800 quantum physics.

00:30:16.700 It's so

00:30:17.160 Yeah.

00:30:17.860 So it's chocolate

00:30:19.300 in my peanut butter.

00:30:20.160 Go ahead.

00:30:20.680 Here's a simple

00:30:21.520 example.

00:30:21.920 The headline,

00:30:22.780 aliens are living 1.00

00:30:23.540 among us.

00:30:24.180 Sounds preposterous.

00:30:25.160 Sounds wacky.

00:30:26.200 Sounds like

00:30:26.960 something from a

00:30:27.660 supermarket tabloid.

00:30:28.540 But here's the

00:30:29.000 logic.

00:30:29.500 One.

00:30:30.140 One.

00:30:30.900 Scientists have

00:30:31.680 cloned sheep.

00:30:32.500 Fact.

00:30:33.800 Hold it.

00:30:34.880 Wait.

00:30:36.300 I mean, I've got

00:30:37.200 you already.

00:30:37.920 You do.

00:30:38.340 You know where

00:30:38.980 we're going with

00:30:39.700 this, obviously.

00:30:40.220 No, I don't.

00:30:40.800 But it's like

00:30:41.260 quantum physics.

00:30:42.460 It's not there

00:30:43.920 and yet it is there.

00:30:45.280 Yeah.

00:30:45.620 Yeah.

00:30:46.120 So we've cloned

00:30:47.680 sheep.

00:30:48.160 Right.

00:30:48.480 So logic.

00:30:49.180 One.

00:30:49.640 Okay.

00:30:50.120 Scientists have

00:30:50.880 cloned sheep.

00:30:51.920 Yes.

00:30:52.420 Fact.

00:30:52.860 Fact.

00:30:53.220 Again, these are

00:30:53.700 quotes from his

00:30:54.300 book proposal.

00:30:54.920 Got it.

00:30:55.220 Two.

00:30:55.780 Yes.

00:30:56.680 Scientists have

00:30:57.420 created human

00:30:58.380 hybrid pigs. 0.99

00:31:00.000 Fact.

00:31:00.560 Wait.

00:31:01.080 Wait.

00:31:01.600 Don't answer.

00:31:03.220 Don't try to

00:31:04.000 question.

00:31:04.500 No, I want to know.

00:31:05.520 He said it's a fact.

00:31:06.400 Are there pig people

00:31:07.220 or are these pig

00:31:08.000 parts?

00:31:08.400 They're a pig. 1.00

00:31:09.100 Well, scientists have

00:31:10.660 created hybrid human

00:31:12.220 pigs.

00:31:12.680 Fact.

00:31:13.660 Okay.

00:31:14.200 Three.

00:31:14.880 When do we get to

00:31:15.360 the alien part?

00:31:16.760 These are not

00:31:17.520 creatures of the

00:31:18.640 natural world.

00:31:19.940 They've been invented

00:31:20.960 by science.

00:31:21.860 They are alien to

00:31:25.200 us.

00:31:26.800 For.

00:31:27.740 Thus.

00:31:33.480 It's so good.

00:31:34.520 I don't know how we

00:31:35.080 make.

00:31:35.200 Can you imagine like

00:31:35.300 an executive at Simon

00:31:36.220 Schuster going through

00:31:37.020 this?

00:31:37.240 I don't know exactly how

00:31:38.340 we make tofu, but I

00:31:39.660 think that's alien too.

00:31:43.340 Fact.

00:31:44.100 Fact.

00:31:44.640 Okay.

00:31:45.140 Tofu is in your 0.57

00:31:46.280 refrigerator.

00:31:48.300 So now we've determined

00:31:49.740 that scientists have

00:31:50.560 cloned sheep.

00:31:50.920 We've determined that

00:31:52.040 scientists have created

00:31:52.780 human hybrid pigs.

00:31:54.480 Yeah.

00:31:55.180 We have determined that

00:31:56.180 these are not creatures

00:31:57.080 of them.

00:31:58.140 I really.

00:31:58.860 Oh, they're all on the

00:31:59.520 site.

00:31:59.640 They're all on the site.

00:32:00.900 Go ahead.

00:32:01.460 They have.

00:32:02.240 Porky.

00:32:02.740 Have you ever seen

00:32:03.100 Porky?

00:32:03.540 Well, I have.

00:32:04.360 I did.

00:32:04.740 I thought that was a

00:32:05.560 cartoon.

00:32:06.260 No, no.

00:32:06.760 That's a documentary.

00:32:07.820 These have been invented

00:32:08.820 by science.

00:32:10.020 Okay.

00:32:10.400 They are alien.

00:32:11.760 Wow.

00:32:13.560 For.

00:32:14.640 Thus.

00:32:15.200 Yes.

00:32:16.160 They are aliens.

00:32:17.700 And aliens are living

00:32:18.940 among us.

00:32:19.660 Okay.

00:32:20.340 Are you starting to

00:32:21.840 get it yet?

00:32:23.540 Now, I don't say that

00:32:24.380 as Stu.

00:32:25.200 I'm reading the book

00:32:26.500 proposal, which contains

00:32:28.300 the sentence.

00:32:28.860 No.

00:32:28.960 The insulting talking

00:32:30.860 down to the executive

00:32:32.160 at the book company

00:32:33.220 sentence.

00:32:33.960 Are you starting to

00:32:35.360 get it yet?

00:32:36.180 No.

00:32:36.740 Apparently, they said

00:32:37.640 no.

00:32:38.180 In fact, even his own

00:32:39.060 agency is like,

00:32:40.100 ah, no.

00:32:40.720 By the way, he does

00:32:46.840 add, Glenn, that he

00:32:48.620 is open to as many

00:32:49.880 book signings as

00:32:50.720 you'd like him to do,

00:32:51.500 as well as impactful

00:32:52.560 promotional outlets.

00:32:54.880 His time is available.

00:32:56.900 He's there for you.

00:32:58.760 He will do anything

00:33:00.000 you want if you

00:33:01.520 print this book,

00:33:02.340 which he, quote,

00:33:03.520 believes will

00:33:04.860 outlast him.

00:33:07.360 So, there you go.

00:33:08.600 Not quite available

00:33:10.820 now, but I'm sure

00:33:11.620 we'll be coming soon

00:33:12.460 to a bookstore near

00:33:14.480 you, if any still

00:33:15.560 exist.

00:33:16.640 Felt public.

00:33:19.660 Markets are

00:33:20.240 beginning to price

00:33:21.220 for the potential

00:33:22.340 interest rate hike

00:33:23.700 in March.

00:33:25.220 Another likely in

00:33:26.540 June and possibly

00:33:27.780 even a third in

00:33:29.080 December.

00:33:30.340 What is this going

00:33:31.020 to do to the

00:33:33.120 markets?

00:33:34.040 What is this going

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00:33:37.280 and your home?

00:33:38.240 Are you on an

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00:33:40.560 If you're on an

00:33:41.520 adjustable rate,

00:33:42.780 three hikes in the

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00:34:42.380 Glenn Beck Mercury.

00:34:44.780 Trust is an important

00:34:49.320 thing.

00:34:50.160 It's something that we

00:34:51.160 do a lot more as

00:34:52.040 human beings than I

00:34:52.720 think most people

00:34:53.220 realize.

00:34:53.900 I mean, you drive

00:34:54.640 down the road and

00:34:55.500 there's a little

00:34:56.520 yellow line between

00:34:57.320 a car coming at

00:34:58.740 you at 50 miles an

00:35:00.240 hour and you're on

00:35:01.020 your side of the

00:35:01.500 road and they're on

00:35:01.940 their side of the

00:35:02.420 road and we just

00:35:02.900 trust that they'll

00:35:03.440 stay on their side

00:35:04.040 of the road.

00:35:05.020 Their self-interest

00:35:05.860 will do it, whatever

00:35:06.580 it is.

00:35:07.760 We don't die most

00:35:08.940 of the time when

00:35:09.540 we're driving and

00:35:10.200 this is a positive

00:35:10.860 thing.

00:35:12.020 It's hard though

00:35:13.060 to find people you

00:35:14.540 can trust when it

00:35:15.560 comes to really

00:35:16.160 complicated transactions

00:35:17.420 like real estate.

00:35:18.360 I mean, what do you

00:35:18.860 do?

00:35:19.700 You know, you're

00:35:20.060 talking about your

00:35:20.660 biggest investment in

00:35:22.620 your entire life and

00:35:24.060 you're trusting this to

00:35:24.840 someone because you

00:35:25.380 don't understand what

00:35:26.000 any of those forms

00:35:26.780 mean.

00:35:27.220 I never do.

00:35:28.320 No one does.

00:35:29.300 You don't even, half

00:35:29.820 the people don't even

00:35:30.340 read them.

00:35:31.620 You need someone who

00:35:32.500 can walk you through a

00:35:34.160 big transaction like

00:35:35.480 buying or selling a

00:35:36.480 home and make sure

00:35:37.620 there are people that

00:35:38.160 you can trust that

00:35:39.100 have been screened that

00:35:40.200 aren't just some

00:35:41.000 random person.

00:35:41.560 You're looking up

00:35:41.860 on the phone book.

00:35:43.560 Realestateagentsitrust.com

00:35:44.400 is a company that

00:35:45.040 Glenn actually started

00:35:45.940 because he was trying

00:35:47.000 to sell his house and

00:35:48.240 had some issues and

00:35:49.880 basically what they do

00:35:51.180 at realestateagentsitrust.com

00:35:53.120 it's a network of

00:35:53.740 1200 agents and Glenn

00:35:55.640 and his team have

00:35:56.620 gone through and kind

00:35:58.280 of gone through and

00:35:59.000 found the best ones in

00:36:00.200 each area and you go

00:36:01.640 and you put in your

00:36:02.200 address and you put in

00:36:03.040 your area where you

00:36:03.740 are and you find an

00:36:04.780 agent you can trust.

00:36:06.380 It's your biggest

00:36:07.000 investment.

00:36:07.880 You need to take it

00:36:08.540 seriously.

00:36:09.440 Go to realestateagentsitrust.com

00:36:11.560 it's realestateagentsitrust.com

00:36:14.340 give it a shot

00:36:15.760 realestateagentsitrust.com

00:36:17.260 Glenn Beck

00:36:22.620 Government shutdown

00:36:24.080 averted.

00:36:25.440 So what did the

00:36:26.560 Democrats get?

00:36:28.780 Even CNN had a hard

00:36:30.740 time keeping a

00:36:31.880 straight face with

00:36:32.800 Debbie Wasserman

00:36:33.480 Schultz yesterday.

00:36:35.420 Listen to this.

00:36:36.320 What one thing can you

00:36:38.400 point out that the

00:36:39.740 Democrats, that

00:36:40.500 Leader Schumer, what

00:36:41.680 one thing did he get

00:36:43.180 you know from

00:36:44.320 Republicans to justify

00:36:45.820 shutting down the

00:36:46.700 government in the first

00:36:47.320 place?

00:36:47.960 So the one thing I would

00:36:49.640 say that he did get is

00:36:51.120 the potential for

00:36:52.180 momentum.

00:36:52.960 Because if, and I'm

00:36:54.180 certainly hopeful that

00:36:55.260 that's what occurs, but

00:36:56.700 if the majority leader,

00:36:58.940 Mr. McConnell, can be

00:36:59.740 taken at his word and

00:37:00.760 over the next three

00:37:01.960 weeks before February

00:37:03.060 8th, they can

00:37:04.200 negotiate on protecting

00:37:06.080 the Dreamers, on

00:37:07.020 making sure that we

00:37:07.920 can have a full year

00:37:10.000 comprehensive budget that

00:37:11.360 lifts the caps and

00:37:12.600 really make sure that we

00:37:13.960 can responsibly budget

00:37:15.200 again, then maybe we

00:37:17.040 can be in a position to

00:37:18.520 get the House and the

00:37:19.720 President to come on

00:37:20.500 board.

00:37:21.200 I'm still hung up,

00:37:21.880 though, and I know

00:37:22.260 Americans are listening

00:37:23.020 and they heard you say,

00:37:24.480 and it's reverberating,

00:37:25.500 potential for momentum

00:37:27.080 and they're thinking

00:37:27.880 potential for momentum,

00:37:29.560 was that really worth

00:37:30.580 shutting the government

00:37:31.240 down for?

00:37:31.780 The potential for

00:37:33.580 something.

00:37:35.200 Potential for momentum

00:37:36.500 is also known as just

00:37:37.700 being stopped.

00:37:39.300 If something is

00:37:40.460 stopped, I guess, has

00:37:41.880 potential for momentum.

00:37:43.100 Yes, potential for

00:37:43.900 momentum.

00:37:44.480 He could walk again.

00:37:46.060 Right, exactly.

00:37:47.280 But he's not walking.

00:37:48.300 He's not walking.

00:37:48.640 But he could.

00:37:49.980 Stephen Hawking has the

00:37:51.440 potential for momentum.

00:37:56.080 I also will say,

00:37:57.220 because we're watching

00:37:58.220 the clip, the video on

00:37:59.900 the Blaze TV, if you

00:38:00.740 happen to be watching,

00:38:01.780 I mean, Debbie

00:38:02.600 Wasserman Schultz,

00:38:04.140 she is, she's a trooper.

00:38:06.960 She's positively

00:38:07.900 aquatic looking, though.

00:38:09.280 She looks like she's a 0.99

00:38:10.240 fish.

00:38:10.760 Does she not?

00:38:11.340 Does she not look like

00:38:12.680 she? 0.98

00:38:12.920 Could you play that

00:38:13.240 video again so I can

00:38:14.280 just tell me she is not

00:38:15.460 aquatic?

00:38:17.000 What one thing can you

00:38:18.580 point out that Democrats,

00:38:20.580 that Leader Schumer,

00:38:21.700 what one thing did he get?

00:38:22.820 She could swim up to the

00:38:23.900 wall of an aquarium at

00:38:25.080 any time.

00:38:25.520 To justify shutting down

00:38:26.740 the government?

00:38:27.080 It's a trap!

00:38:28.240 So the one thing I would

00:38:29.800 say that he did get...

00:38:30.580 Yes!

00:38:31.880 That's right!

00:38:33.340 That is the lineage,

00:38:34.920 I think.

00:38:35.680 It's a trap!

00:38:38.140 Wow, I actually have a

00:38:39.220 much higher...

00:38:39.940 Because remember, that

00:38:40.420 was a long, long time

00:38:41.180 ago in a galaxy far,

00:38:42.020 far away.

00:38:42.580 I have a much higher

00:38:44.260 opinion of her because

00:38:45.900 she has a great

00:38:46.640 heritage.

00:38:47.260 And secondly, obviously,

00:38:48.420 Alex Jones was right.

00:38:49.400 There are aliens living

00:38:50.400 among us.

00:38:51.040 All right.

00:38:52.880 Okay.

00:38:55.300 Saw an amazing movie,

00:38:57.620 an amazing true story

00:38:59.600 about heroes.

00:39:02.700 They join us next.

00:39:04.440 Mercury.

00:39:21.040 Love.

00:39:23.360 Courage.

00:39:25.100 Truth.

00:39:26.800 Glenn Beck.

00:39:28.500 Eight shiny new bicycles

00:39:30.260 glistening in the sun on

00:39:31.900 the front lawn of the

00:39:32.780 Turpin family Fort Worth

00:39:34.500 home.

00:39:35.820 That is what a neighbor,

00:39:37.220 Ricky Vineyard,

00:39:37.840 remembers seeing.

00:39:38.840 He remembers seeing the

00:39:39.640 bikes thinking they were

00:39:40.300 perfect gifts for a large

00:39:41.660 family until he noticed

00:39:42.860 that the bikes were still

00:39:43.720 in touch months and

00:39:44.780 months after Christmas.

00:39:46.540 The intended recipients

00:39:48.000 never got to enjoy them.

00:39:49.020 The bikes were still

00:39:50.940 there when David and

00:39:51.940 Louise Turpin foreclosed

00:39:53.320 on their trashed house

00:39:54.760 in Fort Worth.

00:39:56.000 Their ever-growing family

00:39:57.180 left Texas behind and

00:39:58.720 headed west.

00:39:59.880 They were searching,

00:40:00.780 we now know,

00:40:01.520 fame and fortune because

00:40:02.820 Louise, the mom,

00:40:04.740 chose to move to

00:40:05.600 California because she

00:40:06.540 wanted to be closer to

00:40:07.400 Hollywood.

00:40:08.760 Louise was consumed

00:40:09.840 with becoming a reality

00:40:11.120 star.

00:40:11.700 She believed that having

00:40:12.640 13 kids is certainly

00:40:14.300 going to make her famous.

00:40:16.640 She was convinced they

00:40:17.700 were going to be the

00:40:18.520 going to be the next

00:40:19.740 Kate plus eight or

00:40:20.980 19 kids and counting.

00:40:23.400 She even gave all of

00:40:25.160 the kids names that

00:40:26.600 began with the letter

00:40:27.820 J just like the last

00:40:31.560 reality star did.

00:40:33.840 When police arrested

00:40:34.960 David and Louise last

00:40:35.940 week in California,

00:40:36.800 they were trying for a

00:40:37.980 14th child to help

00:40:39.780 their delusional chances

00:40:41.040 of getting a TV show.

00:40:44.920 In a weird twist of fate,

00:40:46.840 Louise and David got

00:40:47.680 their wish.

00:40:48.240 They are now famous,

00:40:51.440 infamous.

00:40:53.060 Every day they can be

00:40:54.440 seen on national

00:40:55.320 television.

00:40:56.140 Every day we gawk at

00:40:58.020 their freak show life.

00:40:59.740 But as we watch the

00:41:01.080 Turpin story of

00:41:02.160 heartbreaking abuse and

00:41:04.480 neglect unfold in front

00:41:06.020 of our eyes,

00:41:08.560 let's remember this reality

00:41:10.200 show is not a reality show,

00:41:11.760 especially for the kids.

00:41:12.820 We're not watching a TV

00:41:14.640 show.

00:41:14.940 This is real life.

00:41:16.160 These monsters

00:41:17.080 imprisoned,

00:41:18.240 starved,

00:41:18.700 and tortured those

00:41:19.900 children.

00:41:20.740 The damage these 13

00:41:22.340 children endured at the

00:41:23.840 hands of these people

00:41:24.720 who are supposed to love

00:41:26.460 them

00:41:26.880 is more shocking

00:41:31.080 and tragic than any

00:41:33.380 show could ever

00:41:34.680 possibly be on

00:41:36.380 television.

00:41:36.880 It's Tuesday,

00:41:44.900 January 23rd.

00:41:46.220 You're listening to the

00:41:47.240 Glenn Beck program.

00:41:48.120 So glad you've joined us

00:41:51.920 today.

00:41:52.660 Last night I saw the

00:41:53.840 movie 12 Strong and

00:41:55.740 can't recommend it

00:41:57.100 highly enough.

00:41:58.400 It is an amazing

00:42:00.960 story of heroism.

00:42:02.920 It is an amazing story

00:42:04.180 of just human will

00:42:06.200 and what Americans

00:42:08.880 can and have done.

00:42:10.820 This is the first movie

00:42:12.140 about our special forces

00:42:13.640 since 1968 and the

00:42:16.220 Green Berets.

00:42:16.840 It is a story that has

00:42:18.320 been classified up

00:42:20.440 until recently and it

00:42:21.780 is the story of 12

00:42:23.520 Americans going in for 0.99

00:42:24.980 the first battle

00:42:26.100 against Al Qaeda after

00:42:28.340 9-11 and the

00:42:30.380 unfolding battle is

00:42:33.180 pretty much 12

00:42:35.060 against 15,000

00:42:36.780 and they win

00:42:39.120 and it is

00:42:41.220 remarkable.

00:42:43.500 The cast,

00:42:44.740 you've probably seen

00:42:45.700 the trailers for it.

00:42:50.920 Chris Hemsworth

00:42:51.900 is in it

00:42:53.220 and his character

00:42:54.520 is based

00:42:55.620 on

00:42:56.840 the guest

00:42:58.720 that we have

00:42:59.560 today.

00:43:00.100 There's,

00:43:00.560 I believe we have

00:43:01.100 three of them,

00:43:01.560 just two of them.

00:43:02.300 Three.

00:43:02.680 Joining us through

00:43:03.300 the real heroes.

00:43:04.760 Oh, two now?

00:43:05.600 Okay.

00:43:06.000 Yep.

00:43:06.820 Let's see,

00:43:07.400 who do we have?

00:43:07.740 We have Bob and

00:43:08.360 Mark.

00:43:08.720 Oh, great.

00:43:10.040 Retired Major Mark

00:43:10.920 Newtch is with us 0.98

00:43:11.760 and retired Chief

00:43:12.620 Warrant Officer

00:43:13.240 Bob Pennington.

00:43:15.260 So you guys are the

00:43:16.360 guys I really,

00:43:17.080 I really wanted to

00:43:17.920 talk about,

00:43:18.540 talk to.

00:43:19.240 So I'm thrilled to

00:43:20.240 have you guys on.

00:43:21.140 Welcome.

00:43:23.540 Thanks, man.

00:43:24.160 Appreciate it.

00:43:24.640 Thanks for having us,

00:43:25.060 Bob.

00:43:25.740 You bet.

00:43:26.920 So let me start

00:43:28.420 with this.

00:43:29.160 Why was,

00:43:30.300 no, let me start here.

00:43:31.720 Is the battle

00:43:32.820 that we saw

00:43:33.940 on the screen,

00:43:35.360 is that the way

00:43:36.840 it felt to you

00:43:37.700 guys?

00:43:41.860 Well, there are,

00:43:42.840 there are several,

00:43:43.800 uh, initial,

00:43:45.820 smaller battles

00:43:46.580 portrayed in this

00:43:47.780 movie.

00:43:48.100 Uh, the climactic

00:43:50.020 one, uh,

00:43:51.860 that they portray,

00:43:53.740 uh, was not quite

00:43:55.720 experienced as the

00:43:57.780 way it's portrayed.

00:43:59.120 Uh, certainly the

00:44:00.960 close air support

00:44:02.080 and the danger

00:44:03.660 close explosions

00:44:04.740 that occurred for

00:44:06.600 several of our

00:44:07.580 Green Beret

00:44:08.180 sergeants at

00:44:09.600 different times

00:44:10.480 as they had to

00:44:11.560 break contact,

00:44:12.620 uh, at one point

00:44:13.600 from a Taliban 0.99

00:44:14.640 element that was

00:44:15.380 trying to cut off

00:44:16.200 and surround them.

00:44:17.520 Uh, most certainly

00:44:18.720 I think, uh,

00:44:20.200 those explosions

00:44:21.080 and things that,

00:44:22.360 that happened,

00:44:23.160 uh, definitely going

00:44:24.180 up against, uh,

00:44:25.160 the armored vehicles

00:44:26.120 and the tanks.

00:44:27.300 But, uh, you know,

00:44:29.000 we, we used all

00:44:30.100 the inter-service

00:44:31.340 close air support

00:44:32.460 to strip those 0.93

00:44:33.460 off the battlefield.

00:44:34.880 That was pretty

00:44:35.320 remarkable.

00:44:35.780 By the way,

00:44:36.220 was that Mark

00:44:36.860 that said that?

00:44:38.340 Yeah, this is

00:44:38.880 Mark.

00:44:39.320 Yeah, that was

00:44:40.000 Mark.

00:44:40.420 Okay.

00:44:40.820 Yeah, and the

00:44:41.520 follow, and the

00:44:42.160 follow-up with that

00:44:42.840 too, Glenn, is

00:44:43.840 also the, uh,

00:44:45.340 the tenacity of

00:44:46.520 the, the, the

00:44:47.720 Northern Alliance,

00:44:49.000 the Afghan, uh,

00:44:51.040 militia.

00:44:51.520 I mean, they

00:44:51.920 absolutely, a lot

00:44:53.820 of those pieces

00:44:54.920 that you actually

00:44:55.880 saw in film,

00:44:57.120 that is exactly

00:44:58.380 how they fought.

00:44:59.160 You know, it's, it's,

00:45:01.400 it's, uh, remarkable

00:45:02.600 because you guys go

00:45:03.540 in as 12, and

00:45:05.600 was that true, that

00:45:07.280 you were, you, you

00:45:08.020 show up not knowing

00:45:09.160 that the militia's

00:45:09.840 going to come?

00:45:10.300 Yes, we worked

00:45:14.200 closely with the, uh,

00:45:15.500 CIA team, uh, that

00:45:17.260 was also on this

00:45:18.240 mission.

00:45:18.960 Uh, they went in a

00:45:20.040 couple nights ahead

00:45:20.820 of us, uh, started

00:45:22.420 to provide the

00:45:23.180 information, uh, in

00:45:24.900 the situation that we

00:45:26.220 were going to be

00:45:26.620 encounter on the

00:45:27.400 ground, and, uh, we

00:45:29.720 still didn't quite

00:45:30.380 realize the reality of

00:45:31.800 that was going to be

00:45:33.120 moving by horseback,

00:45:34.820 which started the very

00:45:35.920 first day after we were

00:45:37.820 inserted by a

00:45:38.620 helicopter.

00:45:39.660 And you guys didn't,

00:45:40.480 none of you have

00:45:41.620 experience really on

00:45:43.100 horse, you're not 0.99

00:45:43.720 experienced riders.

00:45:45.980 No, no, no.

00:45:47.100 Yeah.

00:45:47.480 Actually, Mark had, uh,

00:45:49.320 he was a very good

00:45:50.480 horse rider.

00:45:51.460 Um, the rest of the

00:45:53.440 team had not had any

00:45:54.860 experience, especially

00:45:56.280 myself.

00:45:57.300 But, but Mark, you

00:45:58.560 didn't have, is this

00:45:59.920 right?

00:46:00.520 You didn't have any

00:46:01.240 battle experience.

00:46:04.920 No, uh, we had, I

00:46:06.720 didn't personally, but

00:46:07.780 we had, uh, five, uh, 0.97

00:46:09.760 Green Berets that 0.99

00:46:10.600 were part of that

00:46:11.220 12, including Bob

00:46:12.800 that were prior special

00:46:14.640 forces, combat

00:46:15.620 veterans.

00:46:16.520 And, uh, I, I had

00:46:18.480 been with that team

00:46:19.400 for over two years

00:46:20.520 and it had about as

00:46:21.500 much training, uh, as

00:46:23.420 you could get as a

00:46:24.560 special forces officer,

00:46:25.880 uh, prior to nine

00:46:27.680 11, we had deployed

00:46:29.000 half a dozen times

00:46:30.220 throughout the middle

00:46:31.380 East with that team

00:46:32.660 and into central

00:46:33.720 Asia.

00:46:34.200 At one point.

00:46:36.080 Go ahead.

00:46:37.020 Yep.

00:46:37.220 Yeah.

00:46:38.240 And Glenn, and, and

00:46:39.320 the, and the other

00:46:40.000 part of that is that

00:46:41.400 you, that you actually

00:46:43.080 saw, um, is that is

00:46:45.940 why I asked for Mark

00:46:47.380 to come back to the

00:46:48.440 team because he

00:46:49.160 actually did, he was

00:46:50.900 pulled off the team

00:46:51.820 to do his staff

00:46:53.020 because most captains

00:46:55.040 do two years and then

00:46:56.340 they are pulled off to

00:46:57.360 do a staff position.

00:46:59.200 And at that time,

00:47:00.720 prior to nine 11, he

00:47:02.060 was actually pulled

00:47:02.920 off.

00:47:03.360 So once, once nine

00:47:05.900 11 happened and then

00:47:07.200 we, we were notified

00:47:08.320 that we would get a

00:47:09.600 mission, then I went

00:47:11.380 back to the command

00:47:12.440 with, uh, some of the

00:47:13.780 NCOs and said, Hey,

00:47:14.820 you got to give us our

00:47:15.940 captain back.

00:47:16.740 He knows the standing

00:47:18.320 operating procedures of

00:47:19.760 the detachment.

00:47:21.100 He would be a great

00:47:23.000 asset to us.

00:47:23.960 Uh, we would rather not

00:47:25.240 have someone else.

00:47:26.260 So when, when in the

00:47:29.660 movie, um, uh, John,

00:47:33.080 uh, from, you know,

00:47:34.320 CIA military affairs, he

00:47:36.280 basically lays this out

00:47:38.060 that the CIA had, uh,

00:47:40.540 studied an operation

00:47:41.520 like this and thought it

00:47:42.500 would take up to two

00:47:43.520 years.

00:47:44.320 It, you didn't have

00:47:46.480 that.

00:47:46.760 You did it in what?

00:47:47.320 21 days.

00:47:50.040 Uh, initial, that

00:47:52.120 initial rural

00:47:53.160 unconventional warfare

00:47:54.400 phase.

00:47:54.940 Yes.

00:47:55.600 Uh, we did it with the

00:47:57.580 help of our CIA

00:47:58.560 partners, uh, most

00:48:00.500 certainly the help of

00:48:02.300 the Northern Alliance

00:48:03.720 factions that we were

00:48:04.900 able to bring together

00:48:05.940 three different ethnic

00:48:07.220 factions that were the

00:48:08.860 minorities there in the

00:48:09.920 North, the Uzbeks, the 1.00

00:48:11.300 Tajiks, the Hazaras. 0.93

00:48:12.680 We raised a militia army

00:48:14.880 of, of over 3000

00:48:16.960 fighters that just my

00:48:18.760 12 man team was covered

00:48:20.280 down on.

00:48:20.980 They brought in 1.00

00:48:22.040 additional assets to

00:48:23.280 augment us.

00:48:24.120 I got, uh,

00:48:24.920 our special forces team

00:48:26.460 got two of the JTACs,

00:48:29.000 the joint terminal air

00:48:30.060 controllers that allowed

00:48:32.320 us to split into four

00:48:34.060 three man cells, uh, and

00:48:36.800 disperse across the

00:48:38.080 battlefield.

00:48:38.520 We also had, uh, two

00:48:40.340 more special forces teams

00:48:41.720 come in to help us with

00:48:43.640 this expanding army.

00:48:45.480 Uh, the ODA 534, that

00:48:48.640 special forces team came

00:48:50.080 in, uh, uh, to cover down

00:48:52.560 with commander OTA, who

00:48:54.440 had, you know, nearly

00:48:55.760 another 2000 militia

00:48:57.320 fighters that had

00:48:58.660 agreed to cooperate

00:48:59.720 around his faction as

00:49:01.460 well.

00:49:01.760 And then they brought in,

00:49:03.200 uh, uh, a eight man

00:49:05.440 command and control team

00:49:06.720 that was to assist.

00:49:09.360 And then of course, we

00:49:10.740 also had this incredible

00:49:12.100 aerial armada overhead of

00:49:15.000 every manner of

00:49:15.980 inter-service aircraft, U.S.

00:49:17.800 Air Force, Naval and

00:49:19.360 Marine Corps aviators off of

00:49:21.020 aircraft carriers, just

00:49:22.660 phenomenal support from the

00:49:24.620 air crews getting us the

00:49:25.860 logistical coordination

00:49:27.000 drop, uh, in there nearly

00:49:29.240 nightly of lethal and non-lethal

00:49:31.080 aid, as well as the close air

00:49:33.060 support.

00:49:33.520 I, I have to tell you, um,

00:49:35.180 I, uh, this is what I love

00:49:37.220 about you guys.

00:49:38.400 Everybody I've ever talked

00:49:39.780 to that I think have done

00:49:41.080 remarkable things in the

00:49:42.100 service, they always thank

00:49:43.480 everybody else around them.

00:49:45.320 And it, it, the movie shows

00:49:48.340 some of, of that.

00:49:50.380 I mean, the air support is,

00:49:52.560 is absolutely mind boggling on,

00:49:55.440 on how that works.

00:49:56.380 But the point I was, I really

00:49:58.180 wanted to hear was, um, you

00:50:00.160 know, they, at one point, uh,

00:50:02.360 John says, at least in the

00:50:04.020 movie, you know, I don't know

00:50:05.460 if any of you are going to

00:50:06.300 return and your character,

00:50:08.180 uh, John, uh, or Mark says,

00:50:10.780 no, we're all going to return.

00:50:12.900 You didn't speak the language.

00:50:14.520 You didn't know the culture.

00:50:16.220 I know the CIA was there, but

00:50:18.160 this had, at any time, did you

00:50:20.840 think, holy cow, are we in

00:50:22.920 trouble?

00:50:24.900 Several, several times actually,

00:50:26.840 but, but I think across the

00:50:29.020 board, when Mark spoke those

00:50:30.720 words, he's speaking those

00:50:33.120 words from all the guys

00:50:34.780 that everyone on that

00:50:36.820 detachment, all 12 guys had

00:50:39.380 enough confidence to know

00:50:40.620 we were very mature.

00:50:42.340 We were, um, uh, the, the

00:50:46.200 average age was 32, which

00:50:47.780 was beyond most team teams at

00:50:50.460 that time.

00:50:50.940 So it was a very mature team

00:50:52.940 and we had, like I said, a

00:50:55.160 lot of confidence going in.

00:50:56.580 And we thought that, you

00:50:58.040 know, we could do something.

00:51:00.720 We were going to do

00:51:01.680 something, no matter what it

00:51:02.900 was, whether it was going to

00:51:04.480 be extended three to five

00:51:06.460 months or even three to five

00:51:07.940 years.

00:51:08.420 In our mind, we were prepared

00:51:10.500 to stay the long term, no

00:51:12.320 matter what it took to win, to

00:51:16.020 defeat the Taliban.

00:51:18.620 Bob, I'm, I'm, I was impressed

00:51:20.620 in the movie, um, uh, about

00:51:23.300 your evacuation.

00:51:24.340 A, about how, you know, how

00:51:27.920 brave our, our helicopter men

00:51:30.320 are coming in to rescue you

00:51:32.140 in the middle of, of all of

00:51:33.620 this, how much we care about

00:51:35.420 the individual soldier is

00:51:36.580 really wonderful.

00:51:38.300 Says just volumes about us, but

00:51:40.700 for the very, for the very

00:51:42.880 first, I got to, I got to tell

00:51:44.640 you though, Glenn, so here's the

00:51:46.480 kicker on that.

00:51:47.140 And you are absolutely right.

00:51:48.420 You hit it right on the head

00:51:50.980 as, as, as far as the one

00:51:53.600 60 is coming in and, and

00:51:55.140 pulling, uh, uh, wounded

00:51:56.800 soldiers out.

00:51:57.700 But I was never wounded.

00:51:59.820 Oh, you've got to be kidding

00:52:01.760 me.

00:52:02.780 No, sir.

00:52:03.840 Not at all.

00:52:04.540 That's some Hollywood magic.

00:52:05.760 That's amazing.

00:52:06.320 Cause you know what?

00:52:06.960 I watched that.

00:52:07.760 And for the very first time I

00:52:09.740 actually connected, you know,

00:52:11.800 I've, I've talked to people

00:52:12.980 who are, you know, they, they

00:52:14.420 are, they've been in horrible

00:52:16.260 situations and they're, I can't

00:52:18.080 leave my team behind.

00:52:19.440 And for the first time I

00:52:21.260 connected, when you were kind

00:52:23.220 of looking out the back of the

00:52:24.400 helicopter, I'm like, boy,

00:52:25.720 there's no place he wants to be

00:52:27.540 rather than that.

00:52:28.340 And, uh, it was a Hollywood

00:52:29.620 lie.

00:52:31.100 But I got to tell you though,

00:52:33.220 that depiction is that way.

00:52:35.200 That depiction is perfect.

00:52:37.020 When, uh, when I actually slid

00:52:39.600 off the horse, uh, that

00:52:42.800 actually was true.

00:52:43.840 My guys were there for that.

00:52:45.360 And, and, but it overall,

00:52:48.080 when SF, when special forces

00:52:50.200 soldiers go to, go to combat

00:52:51.760 and go to war, that is how we 0.98

00:52:53.680 are.

00:52:54.020 They are our brothers beside us.

00:52:56.420 They will do anything they can

00:52:58.080 to, to take care of each and

00:53:00.760 every man in combat or in

00:53:03.360 training.

00:53:04.260 Last question for you guys.

00:53:05.720 The, the, um, you, you made

00:53:08.720 good friends with, um, you know,

00:53:11.680 the, the, the militants that you

00:53:13.400 fought with and, and they were

00:53:15.420 really, really amazing.

00:53:17.520 The Afghans that, that, that 1.00

00:53:19.100 fought beside you were really

00:53:20.480 great.

00:53:21.480 At the end, it, it, it, he kind

00:53:24.320 of gives a speech of, you know,

00:53:26.160 today you'll be our friend

00:53:27.320 tomorrow.

00:53:27.820 You may be our enemy.

00:53:28.780 If you stay, you'll be our

00:53:29.820 enemy.

00:53:30.740 Um, is there any kind of, um,

00:53:34.360 mixed emotion at all on the

00:53:36.980 people?

00:53:37.300 And these are not some of them,

00:53:38.800 but the people that we have

00:53:40.240 helped and then turned against

00:53:42.080 us.

00:53:44.700 Well, those that, that were our

00:53:46.600 allies in 2001 have remained our

00:53:49.020 allies.

00:53:49.720 They are not the ones that have

00:53:51.240 killed American or international

00:53:52.700 soldiers in the last 16 years.

00:53:55.420 Uh, they, they face incredible

00:53:57.800 challenges today.

00:53:59.520 Uh, they, the, the people of

00:54:01.420 Northern Afghanistan that were our

00:54:03.180 initial allies in 2001, the

00:54:05.440 Uzbeks, the Tajiks, the Hazaras, 0.99

00:54:08.500 the Taliban and Al Qaeda had, had

00:54:10.740 perpetrated a lot of violent crime

00:54:13.080 on them.

00:54:13.800 Uh, you know, trying to wipe out

00:54:15.720 entire families and, and

00:54:17.080 villages, but, uh, they have

00:54:19.420 remained our allies.

00:54:20.580 They have tough political

00:54:21.720 challenges that they're trying to

00:54:23.320 be a part of today's solutions.

00:54:26.120 Uh, you know, to, to build a

00:54:27.880 better future for that country.

00:54:29.380 But, uh, they warned us early on,

00:54:31.680 you know, do not become portrayed

00:54:33.180 as the invaders.

00:54:35.080 Yeah.

00:54:36.040 I guess I will, uh, I will tell you

00:54:37.900 the, it must be really, uh, really,

00:54:40.880 I mean, especially you, Mark, to

00:54:42.200 be, to be played by Chris

00:54:43.880 Hemsworth is, you know, is kind of

00:54:45.340 cool, but, uh, the, the movie must,

00:54:48.340 you know, mean a lot, but, uh, the

00:54:50.740 statue in front of the world trade

00:54:52.280 center of the horsemen had to be 0.84

00:54:55.840 humbling.

00:54:57.740 Absolutely.

00:54:58.560 Definitely.

00:54:59.360 Definitely.

00:55:00.040 That, that some images from our

00:55:02.060 mission, uh, and my team working

00:55:04.480 closely with the sculptor to develop

00:55:06.980 that beautiful statue, he did a

00:55:09.640 small bronze there, about 18 inch

00:55:12.240 bronze in, I think by 2002, that

00:55:15.440 summer he had it out or that fall.

00:55:17.840 Wow.

00:55:18.260 And then who knew that in 2010, it

00:55:20.660 was going to become a life and a

00:55:22.620 half size monument, uh, to the entire

00:55:25.960 task force dagger, the other special

00:55:28.460 forces teams, those first responders

00:55:30.640 right after those horrible attacks of

00:55:33.420 9-11 and to honor the military

00:55:35.360 servicemen and women, uh, and

00:55:37.460 overlook that hallowed ground of, of

00:55:39.800 the 9-11 memorial in New York city.

00:55:42.000 It's just, it's, it means a lot to a

00:55:44.640 lot of people.

00:55:45.280 And I'm glad we had some small role

00:55:47.340 in that effort.

00:55:48.580 Remarkable story.

00:55:49.760 Um, really well told and, uh, and

00:55:52.460 sincerely, uh, I'm sure everybody in

00:55:55.100 this audience would want to say the

00:55:56.460 same thing.

00:55:57.500 Um, thank you.

00:55:58.740 Thank you.

00:55:59.260 Thank you for, um, your courage and

00:56:03.420 your bravery and all that you have

00:56:05.160 done for us.

00:56:06.340 Thank you very much.

00:56:08.120 Well, we had some incredible

00:56:09.640 sergeants.

00:56:10.820 We had some incredible sergeants out

00:56:12.700 there doing some incredible things,

00:56:14.920 uh, in a three man team dispersed

00:56:17.080 across the countryside, you know,

00:56:19.080 working with several hundred militia

00:56:20.600 fighters.

00:56:21.000 It was, it was phenomenal.

00:56:22.900 And hopefully someday we'll be able to

00:56:24.860 talk more about that.

00:56:25.920 Thank you.

00:56:26.420 Thank you.

00:56:29.260 Man, it's amazing.

00:56:35.340 Uh, movies 12 strong, uh, Chris

00:56:37.520 Hemsworth in it.

00:56:38.400 Uh, it's a, it's a big budget, really

00:56:40.480 cool.

00:56:41.300 It's really good.

00:56:41.980 I watched it last night.

00:56:44.220 Uh, it's really good.

00:56:45.200 It's really, really good.

00:56:46.480 Um, and, and, uh, unlike some of the

00:56:48.580 others, I mean, it is, it, there's

00:56:50.500 real violence and there are swear

00:56:51.780 words in it, but some of the movies,

00:56:53.600 you know, become nothing but the F

00:56:55.120 word.

00:56:55.400 And so there's, you know, it's, it's,

00:56:57.580 it's tough, but, uh, this is really

00:56:59.760 well done, really well done.

00:57:01.140 All right.

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00:59:32.060 Glenn Beck.

00:59:40.720 Mercury.

00:59:51.380 This is the Glenn Beck program.

00:59:53.220 We are also busy playing politics now.

00:59:55.280 We are missing what is right in front

00:59:57.220 of us.

00:59:57.780 And that is, there is corruption in our

00:59:59.980 own government, in the Justice

01:00:01.940 Department, in the FBI.

01:00:03.460 I'm not sure.

01:00:04.720 And I want to make sure that, you know,

01:00:06.400 anybody who works for the FBI that

01:00:08.000 might be listening, I am, I do not

01:00:11.360 question the local people.

01:00:13.600 I don't know how far deep this goes,

01:00:16.520 but there is trouble at the top.

01:00:18.260 And they are covering things and they

01:00:20.920 are covering for politicians and

01:00:22.660 parties.

01:00:23.260 And I believe both sides.

01:00:25.460 And I believe that there is, there is

01:00:28.960 something rotten to the core when it

01:00:30.980 comes to Russia.

01:00:33.400 People talk about Uranium One and

01:00:35.840 Hillary Clinton and, you know, this

01:00:37.680 deal with Russia and Uranium One, but I 0.64

01:00:40.120 don't think people really understand what

01:00:41.800 it even is.

01:00:43.240 It's a very complex story.

01:00:45.260 And it's why, one of the reasons why

01:00:47.760 it's really not covered on television,

01:00:49.560 because it's, it's complex.

01:00:51.040 And, you know, without a chalkboard,

01:00:53.120 nobody seems to be able to figure out

01:00:54.760 how to tell a story.

01:00:56.320 So, um, this week, and we started last

01:00:59.300 night, we are telling you the story of

01:01:01.260 the corruption of Uranium One, uh, the

01:01:04.840 Russian government and the, the

01:01:07.060 connections to the FBI and to, uh, the

01:01:10.980 Clintons.

01:01:12.020 Last night, we told you a little bit

01:01:13.800 about Uranium and how valuable of a

01:01:15.960 resource it is, how it's used to fuel

01:01:17.900 nuclear power plants, et cetera, et

01:01:20.180 cetera.

01:01:20.400 That was part one last night.

01:01:22.180 Yeah.

01:01:22.220 And that's kind of the point of this is

01:01:23.380 that to take you through it, because I

01:01:24.680 think people get a general sense of

01:01:26.160 Uranium One, didn't Clinton do something

01:01:27.680 shady?

01:01:28.340 I don't know all the details, but I

01:01:30.260 wanted to investigate.

01:01:30.800 Yeah.

01:01:30.980 It's Clinton in bed with, in Russia and

01:01:33.720 they gave away Uranium.

01:01:35.040 Right.

01:01:35.300 It's much deeper than that.

01:01:36.640 Right.

01:01:36.800 You need to have the foundation and

01:01:38.060 that's kind of how this works.

01:01:39.080 So the, these new series of chalkboards

01:01:41.040 that we're doing on TV, we've done, this

01:01:42.580 is the fourth one, I think so far, taking

01:01:45.640 a complicated issue and, and kind of

01:01:47.420 bringing, bringing it through it.

01:01:48.720 So if you watch all four of these, you're

01:01:50.360 going to know more than 99.9% of

01:01:52.940 Americans about these topics.

01:01:55.020 And you'll really understand it from

01:01:56.460 start to finish.

01:01:57.280 Not, not, you know, the greatest depth,

01:01:59.240 but you will have all of the basics to

01:02:01.440 really understand what this story is

01:02:03.680 about.

01:02:04.140 Okay.

01:02:04.280 So we started here to kind of explaining

01:02:05.640 why there's a huge desire, why corruption

01:02:10.040 is possible in this general area, because

01:02:12.200 that's important to understand if you

01:02:13.660 know why people were motivated to do the

01:02:15.780 things they did.

01:02:16.720 Listen, uranium is extremely valuable and

01:02:20.560 a vital strategic asset for the United

01:02:23.120 States, not only for nuclear weapons, but

01:02:25.940 for energy needs.

01:02:27.960 Uranium is a key ingredient of the plutonium

01:02:31.660 that we use in nuclear weapons, as of

01:02:34.520 course, we learned in Back to the Future.

01:02:37.420 Doc, you don't just walk into a store

01:02:39.440 and, and buy plutonium.

01:02:41.500 So yes, uranium is a little hard to come

01:02:45.040 by still today.

01:02:46.980 Once you dig uranium ore out of the

01:02:50.040 ground, it has to undergo all kinds of

01:02:52.520 complicated scientific processes of

01:02:54.520 pulverizing and then enrichment to get the

01:02:57.620 uranium pellets that are usable as fuel for

01:03:01.140 nuclear power plants.

01:03:02.860 A pellet is about the size of a pencil

01:03:06.420 eraser.

01:03:06.980 So let me just take the eraser off.

01:03:10.320 A uranium pellet, the size of a pencil

01:03:14.520 eraser produces the same amount of energy

01:03:18.540 as 149 gallons of oil or 1780 pounds of

01:03:29.440 coal in this.

01:03:32.680 That's pretty valuable stuff.

01:03:34.720 The U.S. has 99 nuclear power plants across

01:03:38.720 the country, and that produces 20% of our

01:03:41.840 electricity here in the country.

01:03:43.780 That requires a ton of uranium, literally.

01:03:47.340 So where do we get it?

01:03:49.060 Well, mostly from other countries.

01:03:51.680 Between 80 and 90% of that uranium from year

01:03:55.200 to year, comes from another country, and it is

01:03:57.900 huge business.

01:03:59.500 In 2016, the U.S. power companies that own

01:04:02.460 nuclear power plants here in the U.S.

01:04:04.880 bought 51 million pounds.

01:04:08.980 51 million pounds.

01:04:11.480 That's a lot.

01:04:12.920 And selling at a price of $42 a pound, do the math.

01:04:20.960 I mean, I would do it, but that's what I have the

01:04:23.940 chalkboard for.

01:04:24.940 It's $2.1 billion.

01:04:26.760 $2.1 billion.

01:04:28.580 So that sets the stage uranium, vital national

01:04:33.000 resource for both weapons and energy.

01:04:35.740 It's expensive.

01:04:37.500 And power companies here in America buy a heck of a

01:04:40.920 lot of it.

01:04:42.820 Tonight, that was just part of the chalkboard.

01:04:45.920 And if we have time, we'll get into more of it.

01:04:48.320 Is there another piece that you think is really

01:04:50.200 important here?

01:04:51.380 Yeah.

01:04:51.840 I mean, I think we can go into...

01:04:52.960 Yeah, go ahead.

01:04:53.580 Because it goes in, that's kind of the basis.

01:04:55.760 Why is there this big pot of money that people are

01:04:59.120 trying to reach their hands into?

01:05:01.520 Here we go into about how the Russians tried to and

01:05:06.160 did succeed buying the largest stake in this uranium

01:05:09.700 company, Uranium One.

01:05:11.800 One-fifth of all uranium in the world comes from

01:05:15.920 Kazakhstan.

01:05:16.440 Remember, remember his name, because he comes into play

01:05:21.680 later on in this series.

01:05:24.460 But in 2007, a South African mining company called

01:05:28.540 Uranium One bought Eurasia Energy, and it cost them

01:05:35.040 $3.5 billion.

01:05:38.860 So now, they're connected.

01:05:41.520 So now, with major mines in Africa, Australia, Kazakhstan

01:05:48.020 under its control, Uranium One expanded into the U.S.,

01:05:53.400 buying uranium exploration properties and mines in

01:05:57.240 Arizona, Colorado, Texas, Utah, and Wyoming.

01:06:01.540 Uranium One wanted to become a big uranium supplier to the

01:06:05.200 American market, which I mentioned earlier is insanely

01:06:09.100 lucrative.

01:06:09.700 But in 2009, two years after Uranium One bought Eurasia Energy,

01:06:17.440 a new investor arrived on the scene.

01:06:21.400 Razatom. 0.87

01:06:22.860 Razatom. 0.87

01:06:24.200 Razatom is the Russian government's nuclear energy agency.

01:06:29.180 They bought a 20% interest in Uranium One.

01:06:33.120 So, Razatom, hang on, it's a government agency, and yet it's 0.91

01:06:40.020 for-profit?

01:06:41.420 Yeah.

01:06:42.360 It's a socialist or fascistic kind of system over there.

01:06:46.320 It's a government agency, which means Razatom is under this guy's

01:06:53.740 control.

01:06:54.200 Now, Razatom has 20%.

01:06:58.520 But by 2010, Uranium One expanded its Americans' holdings,

01:07:04.880 enough to own one-fifth, at the time, of all uranium production

01:07:09.800 capacity in the U.S., one-fifth of everything we take out of the

01:07:14.060 ground.

01:07:14.780 That's when Razatom upped the ante.

01:07:17.500 It bought the majority stake in Uranium One, which means Moscow,

01:07:22.120 Vladimir Putin, now controls all of this, Uranium One, and one-fifth

01:07:30.700 of all of the production in the United States.

01:07:34.500 Sounds like a good idea.

01:07:36.620 So, tonight, there's much more to that, and it's up on demand at

01:07:42.480 theblaze.com slash TV.

01:07:44.540 I urge you to watch these chalkboards.

01:07:48.300 This one is a beginning of a series of things in Russia and the corruption 1.00

01:07:53.180 in our own government.

01:07:54.600 This is why tonight we get into the Russian schemes and how the FBI knew

01:08:02.820 about it and has covered it up for some reason.

01:08:07.180 Now, tonight, we start with a guy named Vadim McCarran.

01:08:12.300 And he is in his Washington, D.C. office, and he is the head of

01:08:20.860 Razatom's U.S. uranium sales operation.

01:08:23.720 So, he's working for Putin and Razatom. 0.94

01:08:28.580 The phone rings in his office, and he is told by an unidentified person that

01:08:34.000 his car alarm is going off downstairs in the parking garage.

01:08:37.940 So, Vadim goes down, and his car was silent, but that's when a small group of

01:08:44.580 strangers approach him, and they say, come with us.

01:08:49.900 He does.

01:08:51.900 He goes into an office that he thought was vacant, but it wasn't.

01:08:55.880 Several other strangers are inside, and the walls are covered with photos and

01:09:01.080 charts and maps and a web of connections just like you see in the movies.

01:09:06.060 These strangers were FBI agents, and they had targeted him for several years, and they

01:09:15.040 had all of the connections to Putin and all of the corruption here in the United States.

01:09:21.900 They knew about the corruption.

01:09:25.460 They knew about the connections.

01:09:27.300 They then used him and said, you're going to prison for a very long time, unless you help

01:09:35.180 us complete a few pictures.

01:09:37.940 That's where we begin tonight, and this is where you begin to say, wait a minute.

01:09:45.280 If the FBI knew this, why aren't the people involved in jail?

01:09:52.520 Why are we having this conversation?

01:09:56.540 Why is everybody saying that nothing happened here?

01:10:01.980 Because it clearly did.

01:10:04.540 Tonight, you will see the FBI.

01:10:06.780 Tomorrow, you see it go into the federal government and the Clintons, and it is astounding.

01:10:15.240 The story that you're not going to really have explained to you, I don't think anyplace

01:10:20.500 else, the Chalkboard series this week is on Uranium One and the Russian corruption with

01:10:26.280 the Clintons that you need to understand, and that is only on TheBlaze.com slash TV, the

01:10:33.000 five o'clock show.

01:10:33.900 You can watch it at TheBlaze.com slash TV.

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01:14:25.740 Boy, Megyn Kelly dared to take on the beloved icon, Jane Fonda, yesterday and pretty much eviscerated her. 1.00

01:14:41.500 Here she is yesterday, Megyn Kelly.

01:14:43.480 Now, a word on Jane Fonda, who appears to be fixated on an exchange I had with her months ago on this show.

01:14:51.480 You admit you've had work done, which I think is to your credit,

01:14:54.480 but you look amazing.

01:14:56.500 Do you, have you, why did you say, I read that you said you felt,

01:14:59.900 you're not proud to admit that you've had work done.

01:15:01.660 Why not?

01:15:03.680 We really want to talk about that a lot?

01:15:05.720 First, some context.

01:15:07.140 Fonda was on to promote a film about aging.

01:15:09.320 For years, she has spoken openly about her joy in giving a cultural face to older women.

01:15:15.260 Well, the truth is, most older women look nothing like Fonda, who is now 80. 0.95

01:15:19.580 And if Fonda really wants to have an honest discussion about older women's cultural face,

01:15:23.720 then her plastic surgery is tough to ignore. 0.94

01:15:26.700 Fonda herself knows this.

01:15:28.900 She knows this.

01:15:29.820 And that is why, to her credit, she has discussed her cosmetic surgery pretty much everywhere before coming on our show.

01:15:36.920 Apparently, when she came here, however, again, to promote her film about aging,

01:15:40.980 I was supposed to discern that this subject was suddenly off limits.

01:15:44.080 Look, I gave her the chance to empower other women, young and old, on a subject which she purports to know well,

01:15:51.480 and she rejected it.

01:15:52.920 That's okay.

01:15:53.860 But I have no regrets about that question.

01:15:56.500 Nor am I in the market for a lesson from Jane Fonda on what is and is not appropriate.

01:16:01.680 After all, this is a woman whose name is synonymous with outrage. 1.00

01:16:06.220 Look at her treatment of our military during the Vietnam War.

01:16:08.580 Many of our veterans still call her Hanoi Jane, thanks to her radio broadcast, which attempted to shame American troops.

01:16:17.760 She posed on an anti-aircraft gun used to shoot down our American pilots. 0.98

01:16:22.380 She called our POWs hypocrites and liars and referred to their torture as understandable. 0.89

01:16:28.640 Even she had to apologize years later for that gun picture, but not for the rest of it.

01:16:34.160 By the way, she still says she is not proud of America.

01:16:36.480 So the moral indignation is a little much.

01:16:40.260 She put her plastic surgery out there. 1.00

01:16:42.460 She said she wanted to discuss the plight of older women in America.

01:16:45.300 And honestly, she has no business lecturing anyone on what qualifies as offensive.

01:16:51.240 Holy cow. 0.89

01:16:53.760 Now, that's good.

01:16:55.660 That's good.

01:16:56.300 Coming from somebody that, you know, was on Fox.

01:16:58.660 That's good.

01:16:59.020 She's standing in 30 Rock on NBC.

01:17:04.360 And do you notice the audience applauded?

01:17:06.680 And I can guarantee you that's unlike the view where they whoop it up, where they make sure that everybody, there was, I doubt that there was anybody on the NBC staff that when she said, you know, let's remind you who she is, the audience applauded.

01:17:24.440 I can guarantee you there wasn't an audience wrangler with their hands up in the air going, yes, clap.

01:17:29.380 Everybody clap now.

01:17:31.700 That was extraordinarily brave.

01:17:33.800 She was beaten up by both the right and the left.

01:17:37.960 But Megyn Kelly said the truth yesterday.

01:17:42.460 And once in a while, it would be nice to recognize even people that you don't like or don't agree with as having the balls to say the truth.

01:17:53.660 Especially when they have nothing to gain.

01:17:57.640 Glenn Beck, Mercury.

01:18:27.640 Love, courage, truth.

01:18:39.960 Glenn Beck.

01:18:41.860 RBG.

01:18:43.160 An epic motion picture coming to a theater near you.

01:18:47.100 RBG.

01:18:48.420 Now I want to ask you something.

01:18:49.920 Imagine if Fox News produced a documentary about a current Supreme Court justice, let's say, Neil Gorsuch.

01:18:56.640 And they produced this movie and it was called NG.

01:19:01.900 I mean, in some ways, it sounds kind of like the thing that Fox News would do, but they would be slammed by the left as total partisan propaganda, right?

01:19:11.600 No legitimate news organization would ever do something like that except CNN.

01:19:18.280 Remember CNN, facts first, apples are apples and all of that stuff.

01:19:22.420 A new documentary is coming out about Supreme Court justice, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, RBG.

01:19:29.360 It premiered at the Sundance Film Festival on Sunday.

01:19:32.980 Who produced it?

01:19:34.780 CNN.

01:19:36.380 The news network describes Ginsburg as a cultural icon.

01:19:39.860 Okay, probably true to some.

01:19:45.400 At the premiere of the notorious RBG, which is the hip nickname that her fans gave her, it was introduced by Robert Redford.

01:19:55.620 After a standing ovation for RBG, Zuckerberg came on stage and interviewed Ginsburg.

01:20:05.560 Okay, all right.

01:20:08.440 Bad enough that a Supreme Court justice allows herself to be paraded like a pop star rubbing elbows with Hollywood and CNN, but then to turn the interview into the hashtag Me Too movement, probably is a step too far. 1.00

01:20:24.920 The crowd waited in hushed silence as Ginsburg recalled her own harassment as a student in the 1950s.

01:20:33.480 She told of a chemistry professor who offered to give her a practice test, which she accepted, but when she showed up to take the real test the next day, it was the same practice test he had already given.

01:20:45.020 She said, I knew exactly what he wanted in return.

01:20:48.460 The crowd waited for the next part of her story, but that was it.

01:20:52.560 No more detail.

01:20:53.620 It's strange to hear a Supreme Court justice sit in front of an audience and convict her former professor of sexual harassment without sharing any additional evidence, but she wanted to try to support the Me Too crowd.

01:21:09.280 Okay.

01:21:10.520 But in doing so, didn't she accidentally illustrate the biggest pitfall of the movement?

01:21:15.900 Convicting people without any kind of fact, just your word?

01:21:19.920 It seems wrong for a judge on the Supreme Court to do.

01:21:26.080 Ginsburg also forgot to acknowledge the hashtag Me Too victims of the man who appointed her to the Supreme Court.

01:21:33.660 You know him, Bill Clinton.

01:21:37.020 This is the problem with the radical progressive agenda.

01:21:40.440 Not even a 25-year veteran of the Supreme Court can keep up with all of the inconsistencies.

01:21:46.200 It gives a whole new meaning to the phrase, justice is blind.

01:21:57.480 It's Tuesday, January 23rd.

01:22:00.000 You're listening to the Glenn Beck Program.

01:22:01.840 There's an incredible story that was in USA Today.

01:22:08.980 Alt-right escalates war against Silicon Valley.

01:22:12.960 Pledges to expose bias against conservatives.

01:22:15.640 The alt-right.

01:22:17.200 If you read this story, it talks, you know, it talks about Nazi groups.

01:22:23.120 It talks about the Klan.

01:22:25.140 It talks about the website, the Daily Stormer, which is a Nazi website.

01:22:31.600 And then, lumped in along with everything else, is Prager University.

01:22:38.300 Now, I don't know about you, but I think there's a difference between Dennis Prager and Hitler. 0.74

01:22:44.540 One of them might be the whole Jewish thing.

01:22:49.600 The other might be that one is driven by facts.

01:22:55.420 Prager University, if you have not seen a PragerU video, this is something that you need to turn your kids on to.

01:23:02.620 You need to share them.

01:23:04.060 You need to support them in any way you possibly can.

01:23:08.000 Prager University is not a flashpoint.

01:23:12.960 They are facts and fact-driven.

01:23:16.780 It's why you never see them taken apart.

01:23:19.620 You don't see a Prager University facts are wrong website.

01:23:24.920 Because they're fact-driven and not emotionally driven.

01:23:30.180 They are being painted as the alt-right.

01:23:35.400 That just shows that the media has absolutely no idea what the alt-right is.

01:23:41.360 Or worse yet, they do and they don't care.

01:23:47.180 We have the CEO of PragerU on with us.

01:23:51.480 You've been on before.

01:23:52.140 Melissa, how are you?

01:23:54.120 Wonderful.

01:23:54.940 Thank you for having me on.

01:23:56.220 So, you know, how are things at the office when you read about you and the alt-right and the Nazis all being, you know, one?

01:24:05.540 You know, I wish it was laughable because it's almost laughable.

01:24:08.700 But, you know, a few things I know you know about me is, first of all, I'm a Jew.

01:24:12.640 Dennis Prager is a Jew. 0.98

01:24:13.920 Whoa.

01:24:14.260 I was raised in Israel.

01:24:14.940 When did the Nazi party start to let Jews in?

01:24:17.760 I mean, we couldn't be further away from the alt-right.

01:24:22.180 Basically, nothing that we believe in than the alt-right.

01:24:24.760 The alternative right, which is basically the alternative to the right, the alternative to conservatism, has more in common with the left than with conservatives.

01:24:35.320 We actually have a video on that by Mike Knowles.

01:24:40.060 But this is a typical tactic of the left.

01:24:44.120 They conflate any of the bad guys with conservatives and try to make consumers and the audience assume that because we are the bad guys, it's okay to take us down.

01:24:56.040 As you know, Prager University's videos are completely fact-based.

01:25:00.720 First, to claim that we have anything in common with the right is a typical tactic to try to undermine our efforts and our lawsuits against YouTube.

01:25:10.040 So, Marissa, I mean, you and I have talked about this privately and on the air before.

01:25:16.080 There is a concerted effort by, I believe, the big four.

01:25:21.460 Facebook, Apple, Google.

01:25:25.640 What's the last one?

01:25:27.920 I'm trying to think.

01:25:29.800 The big four.

01:25:30.460 Anyway, there is an effort to silence the voices of anyone on the right.

01:25:38.820 I mean, what Facebook is doing now with, you know, hey, tell us what news sources you think are credible, that's going to put places like Breitbart, The Blaze, Daily Wire.

01:25:52.740 It could put us out of business, and they know it, and they know it.

01:25:57.560 But how do we survive in this world where Google and Facebook can control so many eyeballs and are using these kinds of tactics to ban people who are really trying to be reasonable, like PragerU?

01:26:12.960 You know, Glenn, I can't tell you how much I appreciate that you get this, because this is so dangerous.

01:26:19.620 As somebody that works with millennials and runs an organization that specifically is geared toward speaking and educating millennials, this is very, very dangerous.

01:26:29.020 This is exactly why we've taken on this lawsuit, because the public needs to be aware of the fact that these big fours, as you're saying, have an ideological bent. 0.97

01:26:40.620 They have an ideological bias, and they're not afraid to do whatever it takes to take conservatives down.

01:26:47.460 And that includes lying about who their content creators are.

01:26:55.120 And, I mean, they hide information from us.

01:26:58.660 This past week we had another issue with Twitter.

01:27:01.020 It's pretty unbelievable what's happening out there.

01:27:04.920 I'm not sure what can be done, but the public needs to be aware of the fact that they are in control of the biggest communication platforms in the world.

01:27:15.200 And if we don't do something about it, it's going to get real bad real soon.

01:27:19.080 Well, it's really disturbing.

01:27:21.540 You know, people don't know this, but Facebook runs an algorithm.

01:27:26.380 Not only are they now saying that we're going to choose which news sites are credible and which ones aren't, and we're not going to spread ones that we think are not credible.

01:27:36.640 I can guarantee you there's nothing on the right that is going to be deemed credible to Facebook.

01:27:42.560 Not only are they doing that, and that hasn't even started yet.

01:27:45.660 That is coming very, very soon.

01:27:47.040 They are also changing their algorithm, which is, you know, their right to do, et cetera, et cetera.

01:27:55.540 But I will tell you that not my website, thank God, but one of the conservative websites went from their largest day ever and their largest quarter just keep growing and growing and growing.

01:28:08.380 In one day, they lost 90% of their traffic because Facebook targeted the algorithm differently.

01:28:17.640 There's no way media companies, especially on the right, that, you know, are not getting big funding.

01:28:25.040 There's no way to survive.

01:28:26.640 For social media platforms to claim that the reason some of the conservative platforms are not getting as many views is because of some sort of algorithm is ridiculous.

01:28:39.280 Because at the end of the day, who is writing the algorithms?

01:28:42.640 You can't just say, well, it's the algorithm's fault.

01:28:44.860 Oh, no.

01:28:45.260 A human being is behind writing the algorithm.

01:28:47.220 I agree.

01:28:48.200 That's the main issue.

01:28:49.580 I agree.

01:28:50.020 They're writing algorithms that are suppressing our information.

01:28:54.040 We see this.

01:28:54.820 I mean, YouTube has admitted to us in writing.

01:28:57.020 They've sent us an email saying, we review your content and we deem your content inappropriate for a young audience.

01:29:04.040 So they make us look like we're some evil bad guys.

01:29:07.960 And because of that, they can block our content and our information, which is exactly what was done in this USA today.

01:29:15.680 Whoever reported on this is totally irresponsible.

01:29:18.620 To conflate PragerU with the alt-right is basically irresponsible reporting.

01:29:24.360 And, you know, I have to tell you, the Young Turks, one of the most irresponsible group of people I've ever seen, 1.00

01:29:31.340 they got a $20 million funding from people including Jeffrey Katzenberg.

01:29:37.800 And I can also guarantee you that their YouTube channel is never going to receive anything.

01:29:46.640 They'll always be spread by YouTube.

01:29:49.440 They'll always be spread by Google.

01:29:51.300 And they are indeed radicals.

01:29:54.840 I mean, just look up the definition and the history of the Young Turks.

01:30:00.500 And you kind of know where they're coming from.

01:30:03.420 And yet Dan Rather joined them because they've been normalized.

01:30:07.600 It's interesting that you bring up Young Turks because they have done video responses to some of our videos.

01:30:15.680 And, you know, they get millions of views on the videos that they create.

01:30:21.020 And YouTube has no issue with that.

01:30:23.360 But when PragerU creates videos on opposing views, you know, our videos end up getting demonetized and restricted.

01:30:30.420 And, you know, I have no problem.

01:30:32.400 If the Young Turks wants to present a opposing opinion to PragerU, more power to them.

01:30:38.020 But it should be on an even playing field.

01:30:40.540 And we should not be having this nonsense back and forth algorithms and people that we know through the words of Media Matters themselves that they are inside of YouTube and Google and all of the big four trying to help them understand what radicalism is on the right.

01:31:02.980 They have absolutely no idea.

01:31:05.580 And by coming after people like PragerU, you are only making the alt-right much stronger.

01:31:13.500 Do you agree with that?

01:31:15.360 First of all, I agree with it.

01:31:17.180 And secondly, the alt-right is actually not as big as they claim it to be.

01:31:21.660 Yes.

01:31:21.980 But they create this hysteria around the alt-right.

01:31:24.600 And then they conflate conservative Christians with the alt-right in order to make us look like, again, like the bad guys, in order to justify their efforts to undermine our efforts.

01:31:37.000 I mean, if you think about it, the alt-right has more, again, they have more in common with the left.

01:31:42.300 They're obsessed with race and identity politics.

01:31:45.100 They reject Christianity. 0.98

01:31:46.880 Many of them are actually atheists who reject God.

01:31:49.840 They have a disdain for the individual.

01:31:51.780 They're obsessed with, you know, group identity and it's as anti-American as a concept as it gets.

01:31:58.860 They have more in common with the left, but they try to make conservatives look like they're the same thing as the alt-right.

01:32:05.360 And it's all under one specific agenda, which is to undermine those who have opposing views to theirs.

01:32:12.140 And they'll do whatever it takes.

01:32:13.620 Anything from lying, making up facts that are obviously, you know, lies.

01:32:20.780 And I don't know where it's going to end.

01:32:23.440 This is why we need the public to help us.

01:32:25.360 This is why we're suing YouTube.

01:32:27.580 We have a petition.

01:32:29.140 I invite, you know, your audience, many of your, I know that many of the people who listen to you have already signed our petition.

01:32:35.600 But there needs to be a public outcry over this.

01:32:38.080 I cannot urge you strongly enough to get involved.

01:32:44.160 I mean, PragerU is taking on, not YouTube, Google.

01:32:49.780 You don't take on Google with, you know, your hat in your hand.

01:32:55.740 We must band together.

01:32:58.440 This may be one of the more important lawsuits that are fought in our lifetime because your voice is going to be silenced.

01:33:08.220 There is no ifs, ands, or buts.

01:33:10.300 When Prager University is deemed as radical and something that YouTube really needs to watch over and they need to make sure they keep it away from kids, we have real issues.

01:33:22.440 When they, when the press starts to compare PragerU with Nazis, we have real issues and you will lose your voice.

01:33:33.000 And it's happening right now.

01:33:35.340 Where can you go to sign the petition and help?

01:33:38.880 So if you go to our homepage, PragerU.com, P-R-A-G-R-U.com, you'll find an icon.

01:33:46.420 Just click on it.

01:33:47.420 All we're asking for is that you put your email in.

01:33:49.740 We want to show Google and YouTube that there are people out there who are upset about what's happening.

01:33:55.080 And you can help us in whatever way you can.

01:33:57.440 We just want to make the public aware and put some pressure on Google to change their ways.

01:34:03.400 Marissa, thank you so much.

01:34:04.420 God bless.

01:34:05.240 My best to Dennis.

01:34:06.140 Thank you.

01:34:06.160 God bless you.

01:34:06.480 Bye-bye.

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01:36:00.320 Glenn Beck.

01:36:01.360 So the 911 call that Rand Paul made after he was attacked has finally been released, at least a portion of it.

01:36:07.920 And I want you to hear because there's there's two things that stick out to me that are missing in this call.

01:36:14.500 Here it is.

01:36:21.940 911.

01:36:22.760 What is your emergency?

01:36:23.600 I was assaulted by my neighbor and I just, it's not a life and death thing, but I'd like to have a police car come by.

01:36:32.400 Where are you?

01:36:34.120 Okay.

01:36:34.580 Let me put you through the state police.

01:36:35.940 Stay on the line, okay?

01:36:38.020 Are you going to send somebody?

01:36:39.840 I got to put you through the state police.

01:36:41.580 Stay on the line, okay?

01:36:42.820 All right.

01:36:43.220 I was assaulted by a neighbor and I'd like the police to come and investigate and talk to the neighbor.

01:36:58.800 Okay.

01:36:59.400 Where did the assault happen at?

01:37:02.060 In my yard while I was mowing the grass.

01:37:04.540 What's your name, sir?

01:37:06.940 Rand, Randall, Paul, for you, you will.

01:37:09.340 Okay, here's two things that are missing.

01:37:13.820 One, I don't know how the guy is standing.

01:37:16.680 I would be calling for the police, but I'd also be, can you also send an ambulance?

01:37:22.440 He has six broken ribs.

01:37:24.860 He was severely hurt and he's not calling for an ambulance knowing Rand Pauly just got into the car and, you know, his wife or maybe he even drove himself.

01:37:35.640 Um, the other thing that is missing, which I think is, is really telling in a good way, what else is missing from there?

01:37:45.700 Did you notice?

01:37:48.480 One word.

01:37:51.240 Senator.

01:37:54.420 Never did he say, I'm a U.S. senator.

01:37:58.500 Don't you know who I am?

01:37:59.660 Yes.

01:38:00.020 None of that.

01:38:00.380 There was, there was no, I'm an average person, I was mowing my lawn, my neighbor attacked me, what's your name, Randall Paul.

01:38:12.680 Not, you may know me as Senator Rand Paul or anything, just a regular citizen.

01:38:20.280 And he certainly doesn't try to play up the drama of the situation.

01:38:23.220 He said, it's not a life or death thing, I just, you know, want a police officer to come by.

01:38:26.560 He's got six broken ribs, it's not a life or death thing.

01:38:29.760 I, you hear my, I would be ashamed if, if, if I was in that situation.

01:38:38.060 Please come and help me.

01:38:41.060 Okay.

01:38:41.640 I mean, that's not.

01:38:43.580 I heard, I am a boo-boo, I am a boo-boo.

01:38:47.760 Glenn Beck.

01:38:49.720 Mercury.

01:38:50.160 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

01:39:00.780 Welcome to the program, Mr. Pat Gray, who seems to have a bee in his bonnet about something today.

01:39:06.260 Well, I think we've, I think we've arrived at another, another little crossroad as conservatives.

01:39:11.420 Have we?

01:39:12.140 Uh-huh.

01:39:12.520 There are crossroads left?

01:39:13.740 There's a few.

01:39:14.600 Really?

01:39:15.160 Uh-huh.

01:39:15.540 Okay.

01:39:16.140 We passed up a lot of them and took the wrong fork several times.

01:39:20.140 Yes, okay.

01:39:21.540 But this time, if Donald Trump cheated on his pregnant wife.

01:39:26.720 Hang on.

01:39:27.160 With a porn star.

01:39:28.060 If.

01:39:28.420 In 2006.

01:39:29.780 If.

01:39:30.280 Does it matter?

01:39:31.580 Yes.

01:39:32.340 To me, it does.

01:39:33.180 Yes.

01:39:33.320 Oh, the answer to me, it does.

01:39:34.280 Clearly is absolutely not.

01:39:36.160 But to, yes.

01:39:37.620 And I think.

01:39:37.900 Oh, no, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

01:39:38.940 That was a trick question.

01:39:41.000 Does it matter to the American people or does it actually matter, matter?

01:39:44.520 It matters.

01:39:45.620 Yes.

01:39:45.840 It matter, matters.

01:39:46.720 It matter, matters.

01:39:47.140 But will it matter to the American people or to conservatives?

01:39:49.580 No, it will not.

01:39:49.780 I don't think it will at all.

01:39:51.460 And I think evangelicals are already setting that standard.

01:39:54.600 What do you mean?

01:39:55.020 Including Franklin Graham, Tony Perkins.

01:39:57.320 What is he saying?

01:39:57.540 They're all kind of out there on the leading edge.

01:39:59.940 First of all, Franklin Graham said, we don't even know that he did this.

01:40:05.600 And besides, it was 2006.

01:40:07.360 Okay, stop, stop, stop.

01:40:09.140 The first part, we don't.

01:40:11.500 I mean.

01:40:11.940 We don't know for sure.

01:40:13.360 She has a lot.

01:40:14.620 She has an enormous amount of his love for sharks.

01:40:18.740 Yes.

01:40:19.180 And so she's got a lot of stuff that I think the family would know.

01:40:23.600 You know what I mean?

01:40:24.540 It's one of those things that if you're in the family, you would go, yep, that's my dad.

01:40:31.900 But we don't know.

01:40:33.940 No, we don't know.

01:40:34.480 I mean, the only other explanation seemingly would be that she was really good friends

01:40:39.700 with them and they spent a lot of time together, right?

01:40:41.940 Like, it's not impossible that you could have a female friend that you spend a lot of time

01:40:44.980 together.

01:40:45.400 I mean, who among us don't have female porn star friends? 0.99

01:40:48.760 It's probably right.

01:40:49.640 It would be unlikely.

01:40:50.980 I've got like 18 of them that I call from time to time just to hang out with.

01:40:55.000 Yeah.

01:40:55.400 Not to do anything seedy.

01:40:56.940 Not at all.

01:40:57.380 Just, you know, we hang out, we talk, I tell her about my likes and dislikes.

01:41:01.760 Of sharks?

01:41:02.380 Of sharks.

01:41:03.100 Yeah.

01:41:03.560 Or blowfish.

01:41:04.800 I'm not saying it's a likely explanation.

01:41:06.640 I'm saying that if you read the interview with her and you add in all the other surrounding

01:41:12.320 events, the only, like, I could say the things, many of the things about you guys that she

01:41:19.120 says about him, like the shows that you like, I could say that Glenn likes, you know, he

01:41:22.940 likes a lot of musicals and he likes to, he likes to go to the theater.

01:41:26.320 Well, that's true.

01:41:27.300 That's not, I'm not.

01:41:28.000 And I could, I could say that Pat's a guy.

01:41:30.040 Right.

01:41:30.360 I could separate you to guy things.

01:41:32.720 Right.

01:41:33.160 Wait a minute.

01:41:33.420 Rock and sports.

01:41:34.780 Right.

01:41:35.140 You know what I mean?

01:41:35.860 Hey, Glenn likes, you know, musicals.

01:41:37.320 Barry Mello and musicals.

01:41:38.780 Wait a minute.

01:41:39.420 But again, how did this turn against me all of a sudden?

01:41:42.480 But like if a porn star came out and said, yeah, well, he likes to hang around.

01:41:45.420 He's always watching Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.

01:41:47.200 Like it would be like, wow, he really does like Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.

01:41:51.000 Maybe they were together.

01:41:52.480 First of all, it's completely unbelievable because no porn star would ever hang out with

01:41:56.900 me.

01:41:57.240 That's true.

01:41:57.680 It's not the other way around.

01:41:59.120 They wouldn't hang out with me.

01:42:01.120 It's fair.

01:42:02.060 Yes.

01:42:02.460 Very fair.

01:42:03.440 That is the one fly in that ointment.

01:42:04.920 It is.

01:42:05.560 It is.

01:42:05.960 Okay.

01:42:06.360 So, so, so, so, how are we going to know at this point?

01:42:14.220 We have crossed the Rubicon on, on truth.

01:42:18.540 Well, there's going to be a, there's going to be a payoff trail, right?

01:42:21.880 You're, we're going to find out whether the $130,000 payoff happened.

01:42:25.500 The Wall Street Journal reported that it did.

01:42:26.960 That can't be tough.

01:42:27.460 And the Wall Street Journal reports it did.

01:42:29.380 Yeah.

01:42:29.560 And, and when asked about it, Matt Schlapp on, uh, CNN with Alison Camerata just kept

01:42:35.480 saying, well, you're going to believe in style or in touch magazine.

01:42:39.320 No, I'm believing the Wall Street Journal.

01:42:42.740 Uh, that's a little different than in touch.

01:42:45.100 Water on this stuff.

01:42:46.200 So wait a minute.

01:42:46.680 So did Franklin Graham, he said, we can't.

01:42:50.280 We don't know.

01:42:50.740 We don't know yet.

01:42:51.360 That's, that's a fine statement.

01:42:53.160 That's okay.

01:42:53.800 And he also said it was 10 years ago.

01:42:56.360 He's not the same guy.

01:42:57.380 I don't know about that.

01:42:59.060 The guy who campaigned saying I've never asked for forgiveness.

01:43:03.220 Yeah.

01:43:03.680 I mean, and it's not just, you know, I didn't just make it with a porn star.

01:43:09.900 The allegation is I made it with a porn star while my wife was pregnant or right after

01:43:15.800 birth, wasn't it?

01:43:16.700 Right after, right after the birth of Barry.

01:43:19.020 I mean, holy cow.

01:43:20.480 However, however, let's be honest.

01:43:22.540 Does anybody, does anybody believe that that's a, you know, fairytale love story?

01:43:31.500 Does anybody believe?

01:43:32.520 I mean, even her description of it isn't a fairytale love story.

01:43:35.720 You mean Trump and Melania?

01:43:37.200 Yeah.

01:43:37.520 Oh, I see what you're saying.

01:43:38.980 I don't know, but you just had a baby with her. 0.94

01:43:43.300 So you've got something going there in your marriage.

01:43:46.480 She's now the first lady. 1.00

01:43:48.360 It's lasted for 11 years.

01:43:50.100 During the campaign, we actually found a clip of this show back in 2004, 2005, and we were

01:43:59.760 talking about Donald Trump and it was Trump discussing his recent marriage to Melania.

01:44:06.100 So whatever year that was.

01:44:07.080 I remember this.

01:44:07.820 Remember this?

01:44:08.300 I remember this.

01:44:09.240 And Trump said about Melania that at some point in the future.

01:44:14.680 She'll divorce me.

01:44:15.380 We will be divorced.

01:44:16.480 And that's why I made sure I got a prenup because this probably won't last.

01:44:19.900 And in his own words, in his own words, he has written that he, this was shocking to me.

01:44:26.840 Imagine saying this to your wife, letting your wife hear this, let alone say this.

01:44:31.620 You put it in print that he was, he was thinking as he was walking down the aisle, what the

01:44:38.160 hell am I doing?

01:44:39.180 I'm already bored with this.

01:44:42.140 Those are his words about his relationship.

01:44:44.620 Right.

01:44:44.820 And I think you can fairly say that he's, you know, I mean, look, he's gone from reality

01:44:49.360 star to president of the United States in that time.

01:44:51.480 I mean, he may very well have a completely different opinion of his relationship now.

01:44:54.940 You know, he very well, I'm sure at this point, I mean, if you're president of the United States

01:44:59.440 and you're still trying to have affairs, we've seen how that turns out for presidents, not

01:45:02.720 too well.

01:45:03.220 I don't.

01:45:03.520 So I don't think he's still doing it.

01:45:04.960 I can't imagine.

01:45:09.640 Could you?

01:45:11.320 Could you?

01:45:11.880 I mean, that, that one, if that one, oh my gosh, I can't imagine that that's happening.

01:45:19.660 No, I don't think so.

01:45:20.860 I don't think so.

01:45:21.560 But that's the point, I guess, is that, you know, I don't think anyone believes he's still

01:45:24.540 doing this.

01:45:25.200 But, and you know, this isn't even about Trump really.

01:45:27.400 I think it's about us.

01:45:28.680 It's about what we accept now, what we sweep under the rug now, what we don't care about

01:45:33.680 anymore.

01:45:34.140 When we cared very deeply about it in the nineties, very, very deeply.

01:45:37.960 I still do.

01:45:38.460 And I do too.

01:45:39.260 And, and if we don't take stock of that and say, Hey, what has happened to us that we

01:45:43.560 don't care about any of the character matters anymore.

01:45:46.000 What we have no right to talk about character on the other side at all, we have no right to

01:45:50.800 do it now.

01:45:51.280 We can't talk about somebody is too outrageous.

01:45:55.140 Somebody is a bomb thrower.

01:45:56.960 Somebody is sleazy.

01:45:58.620 Somebody has, you know, you know, we don't know what their business dealings are.

01:46:03.580 We completely lost any moral high ground.

01:46:05.440 We have zero moral high ground now.

01:46:07.240 Yeah.

01:46:07.460 And that's, that's not good.

01:46:09.300 That's the sad part.

01:46:10.500 Because what is the high ground now?

01:46:13.740 What is the high ground?

01:46:15.500 Is there even high ground?

01:46:17.380 Yeah.

01:46:17.520 Do you have a guy that defends you?

01:46:18.880 That's the high ground now.

01:46:20.400 If he defends you, then everything he does is fine.

01:46:22.800 And literally everything he does is fine.

01:46:25.040 And that is the way it has been on the left for a while.

01:46:29.020 Yeah.

01:46:29.440 And, and as long as I can remember, we've always hated it.

01:46:32.100 Right.

01:46:32.380 But we've decided to surrender and say, you know what?

01:46:37.360 I'm going to, if you can't beat them, join them.

01:46:39.480 And we're going to play the same game.

01:46:40.900 Now, with that being said, yesterday, I mean, this, this, this, this thing with, did you

01:46:47.720 see the Scotty vest thing?

01:46:49.660 Oh, yeah.

01:46:50.620 Oh my gosh.

01:46:51.460 What is that?

01:46:52.360 The guy, the guy advertised on the blaze.

01:46:55.220 I know.

01:46:55.620 Okay.

01:46:56.000 So, I mean, here's a guy who, you know, cozies up and is selling to a group of people that

01:47:02.300 he hates.

01:47:03.580 Yeah.

01:47:03.820 And he feels comfortable enough to say, I'm bilking all of these stupid people.

01:47:08.100 Half of the country, perhaps more, he feels comfortable with that.

01:47:13.280 And nobody in the press has a problem with it.

01:47:15.100 Nobody else has a problem with it, except, you know, the center of the country.

01:47:19.840 You know, I really, it really just hit me like a bag of bricks this weekend.

01:47:26.300 This is why Donald Trump is president.

01:47:29.160 Because he chose you.

01:47:32.160 Yeah.

01:47:32.920 He chose you.

01:47:34.000 Yeah.

01:47:34.220 When nobody else would choose you, he chose you.

01:47:38.100 And he said, I'll be your defender.

01:47:40.840 And we are so tired as Christians of being called, you know, terrorists.

01:47:47.760 We're so tired as conservatives of being called, you know, haters and racists and everything

01:47:53.480 else.

01:47:53.840 And no one would ever defend us.

01:47:56.060 And when they do, they're always destroyed by the machine.

01:47:59.960 And they couldn't destroy Trump.

01:48:01.000 Right.

01:48:01.880 And that is the sole reason, I believe, that he is president of the United States.

01:48:07.740 And if the left doesn't wake up soon, the right will find somebody else.

01:48:16.980 And you know what?

01:48:19.800 If we don't wake up to what we're accepting on things, the left will find a monster.

01:48:25.920 I mean, we are headed down the wrong road.

01:48:29.320 We have to remember that there is something about trying to reach up, trying to reach up and

01:48:39.620 be better than we were yesterday or the day before.

01:48:43.000 Pat Graham Leashed on the Blaze Radio and TV network.

01:48:52.020 You can go and subscribe to the podcast and watch every day from noon to three Eastern.

01:48:58.760 You should do that and stuff.

01:49:00.580 Volatility in the stock market, wild swings in Bitcoin, the constant turmoil in Washington.

01:49:12.340 I'm reading a lot now about how gold is going to have a surge, a lot of people believe this

01:49:17.880 year.

01:49:18.740 That would be great if it happened.

01:49:20.160 But I, you know, Bitcoin, I watch every single, I'm like, how much, how much, how much is it

01:49:25.120 now?

01:49:26.040 With gold, I don't.

01:49:28.060 And I have invested in gold for a long time.

01:49:30.660 But that is not why I have it.

01:49:32.720 I don't, I don't, I don't buy it for, oh, I hope it goes up.

01:49:37.120 I actually, in a way, this is horrible.

01:49:39.280 Gold is up almost $100 since mid-December.

01:49:43.500 That is a lot.

01:49:45.640 I kind of don't want it to go up because when it goes up, it means people are freaking out.

01:49:51.040 There's some bad things that, you know, smart people think are happening.

01:49:55.480 Gold is a safe haven and it has been for centuries.

01:49:58.480 And it performs well in times of volatility.

01:50:01.200 And something is going on when gold is rising, you know, a hundred bucks in a month.

01:50:07.560 And I am hearing and reading a lot from people saying, this is going to have, it's going to

01:50:13.560 be a good run.

01:50:14.620 Why?

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01:50:41.500 Glenn Beck Mercury.

01:50:53.140 Glenn Beck.

01:50:55.380 You know, it's, it's, um, it's interesting to me how in today's society, we have to buy

01:51:04.140 all of it or none of it, you know what I mean?

01:51:07.360 For instance, I am thrilled today about, um, Mike Pence and, and what Donald Trump has done

01:51:13.680 with Jerusalem.

01:51:15.540 Mike Pence, do we have the audio from Jerusalem?

01:51:17.840 Here's Mike Pence.

01:51:19.460 In the weeks ahead, our administration will advance its plan to open the United States

01:51:24.060 embassy in Jerusalem.

01:51:26.080 And that United States embassy will open before the end of next year.

01:51:32.400 That is, it was the faith of the Jewish people.

01:51:34.140 That is the, that is amazing.

01:51:36.400 That is amazing and really good.

01:51:38.860 And there's a lot of policies that I agree with, but you know, it's, it's, it's interesting

01:51:46.360 to me that no one feels comfortable to say, I think behavior, this behavior or that behavior

01:51:58.100 is reprehensible, but I agree with his policies and I support him on these policies, but I

01:52:04.820 think this behavior is reprehensible.

01:52:07.280 That's, that's, why can't, why can't we do that?

01:52:10.040 Why can't we, why can't we even talk about, hey, we never believed in a lot of these things.

01:52:17.200 For instance, amnesty.

01:52:18.440 We never believed in amnesty.

01:52:20.540 We, we, we, we, we, we torpedoed everybody that was ever even for what I believe is logical.

01:52:30.640 Secure the border first, and then we can talk about amnesty.

01:52:36.000 You, you weren't real popular.

01:52:38.040 If you said that you were immediately part of the gang of eight.

01:52:41.260 No, that's not right.

01:52:43.860 But now we've accepted amnesty.

01:52:45.920 We're, we're actually on the side of championing amnesty and we haven't even discussed it and

01:52:53.280 you can't discuss it because if you do, you're just, you're just against Donald Trump or you're

01:52:58.380 just against the GOP or you're just, no, can we have a discussion here?

01:53:02.580 How did this happen?

01:53:03.860 The temptation to simplify everything into these little battles.

01:53:06.820 I mean, I, you know, as Pat kind of pointed out before, this isn't really about Donald

01:53:11.720 Trump.

01:53:12.260 I mean, you know, like we try to make everything about this guy.

01:53:15.380 I mean, you know, he's just about us.

01:53:16.980 All of this is about us.

01:53:18.200 Right.

01:53:18.360 And I think it's important to look at how else do you, self-examination is hard, right?

01:53:23.140 A lot of people don't like to do it.

01:53:24.560 Some people have never done it.

01:53:26.360 You know, and it's one of those things that it's difficult to do.

01:53:29.460 It's one of the most difficult things to do.

01:53:31.240 So when you, it's important when you go through changes to kind of look at your, the map of

01:53:36.740 your life and the things you've believed, and at least mark when you're passing certain

01:53:41.120 exits, it's not to say that there's no rational thought behind blowing off an affair with a

01:53:49.320 porn star, right?

01:53:50.400 The left made all of these relatively rational points during Clinton, right?

01:53:55.560 It's his personal life, not his private life.

01:53:57.620 It happened a long time ago.

01:53:58.900 Everyone has faults.

01:53:59.920 We should forgive people.

01:54:00.860 These are all rational points.

01:54:02.460 It's just that we didn't believe any of them a few years ago.

01:54:07.240 And now we all do.

01:54:09.120 And if we're going to all believe them, we should at least note to ourselves that we're

01:54:13.740 passing these exits and giving these standards up because that's how you examine where you're

01:54:18.180 moving.

01:54:18.400 Because here's the problem.

01:54:19.460 We don't because we are in attack.

01:54:22.820 We are in defense mode.

01:54:25.280 We are under attack.

01:54:27.220 The right is under attack.

01:54:28.680 We just talked about this with, with Prager University.

01:54:31.180 I mean, under attack.

01:54:34.500 And so you look at any kind of questioning or doubt and you're like, we don't have time

01:54:40.980 for this.

01:54:42.500 We don't, you see we're under attack.

01:54:44.180 Don't you see?

01:54:45.440 Yeah, I do.

01:54:46.660 But we have to notice that the country has never been about a president.

01:54:52.180 We made it about Barack Obama.

01:54:54.740 And the one thing I learned about afterwards with Barack Obama is the country survived.

01:54:58.220 But how did we change because of that?

01:55:03.380 Because of their behavior on the left, our behavior on the right, we fundamentally changed

01:55:09.380 in those eight years.

01:55:10.920 And we're still not willing to talk about, at least the left isn't, the things they accepted

01:55:18.480 to happen to the Constitution and to liberties.

01:55:22.400 Freedom of speech alone with the press.

01:55:24.520 They would never have stood for that.

01:55:28.340 And yet they did.

01:55:30.500 And it makes them so you don't believe a word they say, because you're like, look, what

01:55:34.920 are you talking about?

01:55:35.980 You're not for freedom of press.

01:55:37.560 You weren't then.

01:55:38.560 Why are you now?

01:55:40.100 We have to, we have to have these logical conversations because the country is bigger than

01:55:47.440 any president.

01:55:48.200 We have to chart the course for the future.

01:55:52.900 Glenn Beck, Mercury.

The Glenn Beck Program - January 23, 2018

1⧸23⧸18 - 'Uniting for Truth' (Marissa Streit joins Glenn)

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