The Glenn Beck Program - 10⧸12⧸17 - 'Hypocrites don't win' (Joshua Parker joins Glenn)

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00:00:09.260 Love. Courage. Truth. Glenn Beck.

00:00:15.300 Think before you tweet. I think this should be our new national slogan.

00:00:19.620 Think before you tweet, because all of us need a refresher in this.

00:00:24.560 In less than 140 characters, the president of the United States told us what he thought about the First Amendment yesterday.

00:00:31.920 It was a response to NBC News.

00:00:34.200 Now, NBC came out yesterday with a story that said that he was asking for more nuclear weapons.

00:00:42.640 It was well sourced. I don't know if it's true or not, but it was well sourced, had many different sources in the story.

00:00:50.260 I thought it was irresponsible of NBC to do it, but it was a story.

00:00:56.560 So he tweeted yesterday with all the fake news coming out of NBC and the networks.

00:01:02.400 At what point is it appropriate to challenge their license?

00:01:05.620 Bad for country.

00:01:08.280 OK. I don't even know where to begin.

00:01:13.160 Let me break this down.

00:01:14.600 What's bad for the country is any president of the United States advocating for any kind of obstruction of the free press.

00:01:24.100 This is what a libel suit is all about.

00:01:28.080 If they're lying, you sue them for it.

00:01:32.600 What's bad for the country is a violation of the Constitution.

00:01:36.840 What's bad for the country is not understanding the First Amendment at the most basic level.

00:01:43.140 That goes for every single citizen and every elected official serving those citizens.

00:01:50.220 I want you to understand.

00:01:51.740 I get it. NBC is shameful.

00:01:54.160 What NBC has done over the last 10 years.

00:01:56.640 Well, you know, forget about that.

00:01:58.260 What NBC has done and showed who they were with with Harvey Weinstein is enough.

00:02:06.020 I'm not a fan of NBC.

00:02:07.720 But that doesn't mean we want any president, this, the last president or the next president, suggesting that we can shut them down because they say things that we don't like.

00:02:22.240 If they say things that are not true, that is what the court system is for.

00:02:27.980 Even if Trump wanted to challenge their license, he couldn't.

00:02:33.960 That's the next thing.

00:02:35.580 NBC doesn't have a broadcast license.

00:02:38.860 We should we should we we as conservatives should be against the license practice.

00:02:46.480 We shouldn't that we wouldn't want the government to have to license everybody so they can speak their mind.

00:02:53.440 But NBC doesn't have one.

00:02:56.340 The local affiliates do not the national network.

00:02:59.780 And it would be highly unusual for the FCC to revoke a local license based on a broadcaster's content.

00:03:06.840 It doesn't work that way.

00:03:09.920 So here's some free advice.

00:03:11.800 First of all, those of you who are on the left, who are all self-righteous, where were you when past presidents wanted to shut down the voices on talk radio because all those voices are lying?

00:03:28.660 Where were you when they said faux news?

00:03:33.540 Fox News is nothing but fake news.

00:03:35.920 They ought to do something.

00:03:37.120 The government should do something.

00:03:38.580 So don't get all high and mighty on me now.

00:03:45.540 What we need to be are Americans that are consistent.

00:03:50.380 Do your homework.

00:03:53.160 Learn how the Federal Communications Commission actually works.

00:03:56.660 But most importantly, all of us need to reread the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution.

00:04:03.500 And the president needs to stop caring what NBC says about him.

00:04:08.960 Mr. President, they're never going to be fair to you.

00:04:12.220 I've been there.

00:04:13.320 Many of us have been there long before they were mean to you.

00:04:17.020 They're not going to like you.

00:04:18.760 Period.

00:04:19.620 Get over it.

00:04:21.320 Now focus on the things that actually matter.

00:04:24.200 North Korea.

00:04:25.020 Puerto Rico.

00:04:26.580 California.

00:04:27.180 And three, Mr. President, and everybody within the sound of my voice, including me, think before you tweet.

00:04:36.940 It's Thursday, October 12th.

00:04:48.660 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:04:52.760 So I tweeted yesterday in response to the president.

00:04:58.120 Said I don't support NBC, but this is wrong.

00:05:02.980 Immediately, the tweets started rolling in.

00:05:05.560 Oh, of course, never Trump.

00:05:07.600 You're just afraid.

00:05:08.300 You're just sorry that your guy lost.

00:05:10.920 Could you please, could you please act as though you're not six years old?

00:05:18.680 Could you actually, could you actually act as though something of substance actually matters?

00:05:30.560 I don't agree with NBC.

00:05:32.320 But that doesn't make me for, doesn't put me in the position where I am for lies and fake news.

00:05:44.000 First of all, the story that he was tweeting about does not appear to be fake.

00:05:50.500 It has many people, including people in his own cabinet, as sources of that.

00:05:57.120 It was a story he didn't like.

00:06:02.900 Second of all, if it is fake, that's why we have a court system.

00:06:09.280 Oh, you're just, you just, you want NBC to tell all lies.

00:06:13.980 No, I don't.

00:06:15.740 But you don't shut them down because the government says they're telling lies.

00:06:24.140 You can decide they're lies, but I have news for you.

00:06:27.620 Do you remember the last eight years?

00:06:30.560 Do you remember what those in the government were saying about the things that you believed were true?

00:06:36.820 That they were lies?

00:06:38.180 Do you remember how many years we have fought and how close we have come to losing our own voices

00:06:44.980 because somebody in the government said we were lying,

00:06:48.920 we were spreading all kinds of lies and hatred and something needed to be done?

00:06:55.120 And that's when you ran where?

00:06:57.600 To the Constitution.

00:07:00.960 And you were right to do so.

00:07:03.120 But it only matters.

00:07:08.160 Your actions only matter.

00:07:11.200 When A, somebody's not watching.

00:07:14.140 Or B, everybody is watching.

00:07:16.060 And it hurts your side.

00:07:20.520 The Constitution is only there.

00:07:23.220 It's not there for the popular people.

00:07:27.280 It's there for the unpopular people.

00:07:29.680 You don't have to protect speech that everybody likes.

00:07:35.780 Why do I have to protect, hey, free movies today.

00:07:40.080 Everybody go see a free movie.

00:07:41.520 And boy, you look beautiful.

00:07:44.440 Oh my gosh, that dress, that doesn't make you look fat. 1.00

00:07:47.500 That makes you look beautiful.

00:07:48.980 You don't have to defend that speech.

00:07:51.960 Believe me, there isn't anybody shutting you up on that.

00:07:55.160 You have to separate the Constitution

00:08:05.840 and our God-given rights

00:08:10.320 from a court system

00:08:13.620 and from the free market system.

00:08:17.940 Do we actually believe in anything?

00:08:20.720 I'm wondering if people actually believe in God anymore

00:08:25.640 because they don't seem to give him any power.

00:08:29.060 It's all going to come from the government.

00:08:30.560 It's all going to come from man. 0.96

00:08:31.680 It's all going to come from a party.

00:08:32.900 It's not going to come from God.

00:08:33.920 It's not going to come from enough of God's people

00:08:37.480 turning around and going,

00:08:38.480 geez, have we screwed this up?

00:08:40.580 We're really sorry.

00:08:42.360 Let's be peacemakers.

00:08:44.060 No, that's crazy talk.

00:08:46.000 That's too weak.

00:08:47.040 That's surrendering.

00:08:48.700 Oh, you're right.

00:08:49.860 You're right.

00:08:50.980 Do we even believe in what the gospel teaches us

00:08:54.620 about forgiveness?

00:08:56.720 Glenn, you can't talk to those people.

00:08:58.420 You can't forgive them.

00:08:59.400 They're never going to forgive you.

00:09:00.560 Oh, oh, you're right.

00:09:01.780 You're right.

00:09:02.320 I remember that up on the cross

00:09:03.660 when Jesus was like,

00:09:05.020 Father, don't forgive them

00:09:06.060 because they won't forgive me.

00:09:09.520 Do we believe in anything

00:09:11.780 that we say we believe in?

00:09:14.020 We hold these truths to be self-evident.

00:09:20.580 They're not self-evident anymore.

00:09:23.340 We can't even agree on the truth anymore.

00:09:26.960 What is the truth?

00:09:32.800 How many genders are there? 1.00

00:09:35.240 You want to argue about that truth?

00:09:37.080 We are currently programming AI.

00:09:39.680 AI.

00:09:41.060 AI.

00:09:42.300 Garbage in, garbage out.

00:09:45.340 AI, which some of the greatest minds

00:09:48.140 of this century and the last century

00:09:50.700 are all warning us,

00:09:51.900 don't unleash this

00:09:53.020 because once you do,

00:09:55.120 it could kill the human race. 0.83

00:09:56.980 we're programming it.

00:10:00.620 With what?

00:10:02.360 With what truth?

00:10:05.120 Two plus two equals six

00:10:07.280 if you can show me the math?

00:10:14.800 We don't have any self-evident truths anymore.

00:10:19.440 But here they are.

00:10:21.580 All men. 0.93

00:10:23.820 All men. 0.93

00:10:24.960 All women. 0.74

00:10:25.600 All humans are created equal.

00:10:29.520 And you know who's in charge of those people?

00:10:32.160 A higher power.

00:10:34.440 It doesn't come from Earth.

00:10:36.940 You were born with certain rights.

00:10:39.920 And those rights include life,

00:10:43.120 the chance to live free

00:10:45.500 without being thrown into jail,

00:10:47.320 without any kind of questions,

00:10:49.520 without any kind of answers,

00:10:50.860 without a trial.

00:10:52.580 Nobody can just take away your liberty.

00:10:54.260 Nobody can just take away your life.

00:10:58.200 And nobody can take your property.

00:11:01.800 We violate all of those now.

00:11:03.760 There's a reason why the First Amendment 0.99

00:11:10.260 is the first.

00:11:11.680 Because it's the most important.

00:11:14.680 I have a right to believe

00:11:16.620 what I believe.

00:11:19.220 And no man can take that away from me.

00:11:21.740 No man can force me

00:11:23.480 to believe something

00:11:25.100 I don't want to believe.

00:11:26.980 No man can force me to say

00:11:30.400 God doesn't exist

00:11:31.940 or God does exist.

00:11:36.340 And because that's so difficult

00:11:38.640 for humans to think about,

00:11:41.140 wait a minute,

00:11:42.860 you belong to a different religion.

00:11:45.320 Forget about God exists

00:11:47.020 and God doesn't exist.

00:11:48.520 You belong to a different religion. 1.00

00:11:50.740 Yes, you agree that Jesus

00:11:53.920 is the Savior of the earth,

00:11:56.700 but the rest of it,

00:11:58.620 oh my gosh,

00:11:59.700 we should kill you. 0.98

00:12:02.600 Because man has shown himself

00:12:04.840 as intolerant

00:12:06.200 on basic things like that,

00:12:08.440 it's the first.

00:12:11.380 That to secure these rights,

00:12:14.780 governments are instituted among men.

00:12:17.500 Wait, what?

00:12:20.800 I thought the government

00:12:22.140 was here to build roads

00:12:24.560 and schools

00:12:25.520 and to make sure

00:12:27.820 that everybody had a fair shake.

00:12:30.880 No, no.

00:12:33.700 Governments are instituted among men 0.98

00:12:36.640 to secure these rights.

00:12:40.720 Period.

00:12:44.480 Our government hasn't secured

00:12:46.440 these rights in a very long time.

00:12:49.480 You know why?

00:12:52.480 Because each side

00:12:53.920 only argues

00:12:55.780 for their side.

00:13:00.180 How many deep committed Christians

00:13:02.280 would die

00:13:04.860 for the right

00:13:05.980 of the worst

00:13:08.400 atheist

00:13:09.820 to be able to have his view?

00:13:12.260 That's not my fight.

00:13:18.280 Yes, it is.

00:13:19.300 Yes, it is.

00:13:20.760 How many atheists 0.97

00:13:22.080 would die

00:13:23.080 for the right

00:13:23.820 for me

00:13:24.800 to have my view?

00:13:33.360 This is much bigger

00:13:34.720 than politics.

00:13:36.540 This is fundamental,

00:13:38.840 eternal truths

00:13:40.040 kind of things.

00:13:41.680 This isn't about

00:13:42.660 the national anthem.

00:13:43.800 This isn't about

00:13:44.960 an NBC news.

00:13:47.880 This is a fundamental,

00:13:50.720 elemental,

00:13:52.520 eternal,

00:13:54.000 God-given

00:13:55.140 right

00:13:56.080 that government

00:13:59.880 can't mess

00:14:02.260 with the press

00:14:03.200 at all.

00:14:04.240 And I say that

00:14:07.220 strongly now

00:14:08.420 because

00:14:08.780 there's going to be

00:14:10.420 a come a time

00:14:11.140 and it could be

00:14:12.380 sooner rather than later

00:14:13.640 where this guy

00:14:15.200 isn't your president

00:14:16.260 and there's another guy

00:14:18.120 who maybe is a bigger bully

00:14:19.820 but he's on the other side

00:14:21.900 and he decides

00:14:23.540 that talk radio

00:14:25.060 needs to be shut down.

00:14:26.840 He decides

00:14:27.680 that, you know what,

00:14:28.640 we need to license

00:14:29.900 all of these people

00:14:31.120 on the internet.

00:14:31.820 You can't just have

00:14:33.280 people creating

00:14:35.040 their own blogs

00:14:36.200 and calling themselves

00:14:37.640 news people.

00:14:39.040 You can't do that.

00:14:42.480 And if you don't think

00:14:44.040 that's coming,

00:14:45.620 you're a fool. 0.95

00:14:50.800 Because you were with me

00:14:52.700 when I told the left

00:14:54.760 don't do this.

00:14:56.740 because there's

00:14:58.820 going to come a time

00:14:59.700 when your guy

00:15:00.660 is not in office

00:15:02.060 and you don't want

00:15:03.320 the next guy

00:15:04.200 to have so much power.

00:15:07.500 You knew

00:15:08.620 that was true.

00:15:12.200 But now we're all

00:15:13.420 acting like this

00:15:14.280 will last forever.

00:15:16.000 It won't.

00:15:18.340 And until

00:15:19.260 we respect

00:15:20.420 the rights

00:15:21.180 of all men,

00:15:23.020 until we respect

00:15:26.200 the rights

00:15:26.960 that are guaranteed

00:15:28.780 in our Constitution,

00:15:30.520 that are spelled

00:15:31.480 out in the Constitution,

00:15:33.820 we are headed

00:15:35.900 for more trouble

00:15:36.780 and we will

00:15:38.680 lose this nation.

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00:17:31.020 Glenn, back.

00:17:35.120 I don't know

00:17:40.140 how you sleep at night.

00:17:41.840 Glenn, back.

00:17:43.380 Just talking about

00:17:44.380 all these things

00:17:45.180 that everybody was,

00:17:46.740 for instance,

00:17:47.320 we're going to get

00:17:47.740 into next hour.

00:17:48.560 There's a story today

00:17:50.740 from the New York Times

00:17:51.560 that now CEOs

00:17:52.860 and people are starting

00:17:53.880 to not have dinners

00:17:55.960 alone with women colleagues.

00:17:59.140 They don't ever want

00:18:00.420 to be left alone

00:18:01.380 with women colleagues,

00:18:02.400 et cetera, et cetera,

00:18:02.980 and how smart that is.

00:18:05.140 Oh, really?

00:18:05.880 Because you guys

00:18:06.520 were just making fun

00:18:07.340 of Mike Pence

00:18:08.060 for saying that.

00:18:09.700 He did it

00:18:10.340 because of morals, though.

00:18:12.600 These weird morals,

00:18:14.260 Christian morals,

00:18:15.280 I guess they're called,

00:18:16.060 that he has.

00:18:17.400 Yeah, that's weird.

00:18:18.340 That's weird,

00:18:18.980 but they're doing it

00:18:19.720 because it's a good

00:18:20.380 business decision,

00:18:21.000 so it's okay.

00:18:21.900 That's crazy.

00:18:23.440 I don't know how people

00:18:24.320 are sleeping at night.

00:18:25.900 How are people navigating?

00:18:28.600 I feel sorry for them.

00:18:29.460 I really do.

00:18:30.460 Life is so hard.

00:18:32.500 It is so hard as it is.

00:18:36.040 Why would you make it

00:18:37.820 more complex

00:18:38.560 with having to switch sides

00:18:41.260 back and forth,

00:18:42.260 back and forth?

00:18:43.220 I guess maybe they think

00:18:45.300 it makes it easier.

00:18:46.120 It doesn't.

00:18:46.660 In the end,

00:18:47.760 trust me,

00:18:48.560 you end up like an alcoholic.

00:18:51.220 Trust me.

00:18:52.000 You speak as if you have

00:18:53.280 some experience.

00:18:53.880 I do.

00:18:54.860 I have a little experience

00:18:56.220 with alcohol,

00:18:58.160 and you pile up

00:19:00.920 so many things

00:19:02.080 that are diametrically

00:19:05.860 opposed to themselves

00:19:07.200 where you just can't

00:19:08.180 function anymore.

00:19:09.460 It's one of those things,

00:19:10.280 too.

00:19:10.480 I can understand it.

00:19:11.920 Just looking at the news

00:19:13.300 every day,

00:19:13.700 I kind of want to,

00:19:14.500 there's a part of me

00:19:15.400 that just wants to be

00:19:16.340 the Miami Dolphins coach

00:19:17.440 just like before a meeting

00:19:18.580 snorting cocaine

00:19:19.340 and coming in.

00:19:20.120 You know,

00:19:20.420 that's kind of,

00:19:21.180 there's at least 10% of me

00:19:23.240 that wants to be that guy,

00:19:24.360 and is that 10% right now?

00:19:25.980 You don't know

00:19:26.560 because you weren't

00:19:27.560 in the meeting

00:19:27.940 before this meeting.

00:19:29.040 Wait,

00:19:29.400 only just a second.

00:19:30.720 But, you know,

00:19:31.240 there's,

00:19:31.480 I can understand

00:19:32.380 wanting to escape on this.

00:19:33.740 It's hard.

00:19:35.120 It's like,

00:19:35.480 I just deal with it.

00:19:36.820 Because I'm an alcoholic,

00:19:38.620 I can't go there with you.

00:19:40.300 I think I could have,

00:19:41.940 but because I've seen

00:19:42.960 what actually happens

00:19:44.260 at the end.

00:19:45.000 No, it's terrible.

00:19:45.940 I'm not saying

00:19:46.540 it's a good decision.

00:19:47.380 No, no, no.

00:19:47.860 I don't mean about

00:19:48.860 the cocaine thing.

00:19:49.720 I mean,

00:19:50.160 I mean about just escaping

00:19:51.780 by just doing it,

00:19:53.900 just whatever.

00:19:55.140 Just take that side,

00:19:56.480 take this side,

00:19:57.100 doesn't matter.

00:19:57.860 I think a lot of people do that.

00:19:59.000 Look, it's not cocaine,

00:19:59.960 and I'm obviously joking,

00:20:01.360 but there's,

00:20:01.680 I think,

00:20:01.940 a part of that

00:20:02.620 that goes along with

00:20:03.740 whatever argument's

00:20:04.860 coming on today.

00:20:05.600 You know,

00:20:05.980 it's different than

00:20:06.400 your principal last week.

00:20:07.420 Who cares?

00:20:08.320 It's easier today.

00:20:09.480 I'm escaping from that thing

00:20:10.620 because I don't want to think

00:20:11.400 about what I said earlier.

00:20:12.360 Look at NBC.

00:20:13.320 And it's all going to come down.

00:20:14.640 Look at NBC.

00:20:16.420 They're trying to be all

00:20:17.560 high and mighty

00:20:18.500 and say,

00:20:19.100 we have to report the news,

00:20:20.200 yet they passed

00:20:21.520 on the Weinstein story.

00:20:23.180 How do you live with yourself?

00:20:31.100 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:20:32.900 You know,

00:20:36.580 yesterday,

00:20:37.360 we were talking about

00:20:38.800 basic rules of civility,

00:20:40.820 and then today,

00:20:42.960 Sam B. came out with something

00:20:44.100 for the Harvey Weinstein saga

00:20:46.660 just to, you know,

00:20:47.540 let movie executives

00:20:48.820 and TV executives know,

00:20:50.760 you know,

00:20:51.700 just some basic rules.

00:20:53.540 and one is

00:20:55.780 don't touch yourself

00:20:57.000 in front of people.

00:20:59.720 You know,

00:21:00.580 that's a hard,

00:21:01.920 fast rule?

00:21:02.680 That's a hard,

00:21:03.200 fast rule. 0.91

00:21:03.920 Don't touch yourself.

00:21:05.300 And it's difficult to do

00:21:07.760 or not at all difficult to do,

00:21:10.160 but don't touch yourself

00:21:12.400 in front of people.

00:21:13.780 And I think she even pointed out

00:21:15.520 that there's a pretty high standard

00:21:17.780 to that.

00:21:18.040 Even if they say it's okay,

00:21:20.680 still don't do it.

00:21:21.900 Don't do it.

00:21:22.760 Which is, you know,

00:21:23.660 a pretty good rule of thumb.

00:21:26.260 Yeah.

00:21:27.000 She also suggested

00:21:28.260 that you don't send pictures

00:21:29.240 of your body parts.

00:21:30.800 She said because

00:21:31.760 no matter what you think,

00:21:32.900 that's an ugly part of your body

00:21:34.560 and nobody wants to see it.

00:21:35.920 Yeah,

00:21:36.000 that whole process

00:21:36.600 is actually pretty hideous

00:21:37.600 when you think about it.

00:21:38.300 And I think it's one of those things

00:21:39.400 that I think

00:21:39.840 we shouldn't think about it

00:21:41.600 because at some point

00:21:42.300 we're all just going to stop

00:21:43.240 and this race is going to die. 0.84

00:21:44.440 But can I tell you something?

00:21:46.160 Think of how crazy,

00:21:48.720 think of how crazy

00:21:50.120 that's your rule of thumb

00:21:53.500 that has to be said.

00:21:54.360 Don't masturbate

00:21:56.740 into a plant

00:21:57.440 in a restaurant.

00:21:59.840 Oh,

00:22:00.420 really?

00:22:01.400 It's bad for the person with you

00:22:02.380 and bad for the plant.

00:22:03.580 I mean,

00:22:03.980 that's crazy.

00:22:06.900 I was looking up

00:22:07.920 these rules for gentlemen.

00:22:09.860 This was yesterday

00:22:10.500 because I,

00:22:11.640 we just got to go find

00:22:13.400 some basic principles

00:22:15.040 for ourselves again.

00:22:17.400 I don't know

00:22:18.180 if I do any of these

00:22:19.260 and these are pretty basic.

00:22:22.560 These are old principles.

00:22:23.900 Okay.

00:22:24.840 The height of incivility

00:22:25.920 is paying more attention

00:22:26.880 to your watch,

00:22:27.780 your pipe,

00:22:28.360 or your notebook

00:22:29.240 than the person

00:22:30.440 you're having a conversation with.

00:22:32.720 Even if you're bored

00:22:33.800 and tired,

00:22:34.480 make no sign of it.

00:22:35.720 Insert phone in there

00:22:36.980 and we've completely

00:22:38.760 abandoned that rule.

00:22:39.480 Gone.

00:22:40.240 You could be fascinated

00:22:41.480 by what somebody is saying,

00:22:43.000 but you're still scrolling.

00:22:44.380 You're not looking at them.

00:22:45.760 It's true.

00:22:46.540 It's a terrible,

00:22:47.300 it's a terrible development

00:22:48.260 in our society.

00:22:49.020 Horrible.

00:22:49.540 Okay,

00:22:49.820 so fail on that one.

00:22:51.740 Never interrupt a speaker.

00:22:53.000 Sometimes even a demand

00:22:55.520 for a specification

00:22:56.440 may sound impolite.

00:22:58.280 It's even worse

00:22:59.340 if you terminate

00:23:00.060 someone else's sentences

00:23:01.040 before they do so

00:23:02.460 or hasten a person

00:23:03.460 to finish speech

00:23:04.600 using another method.

00:23:05.920 Don't cut another person's speech short

00:23:08.040 even if you already know

00:23:09.200 the story that is being told.

00:23:10.940 We've come so far on that one.

00:23:12.080 When someone actually

00:23:13.180 interrupts you

00:23:13.960 with a clarification,

00:23:15.360 you're like,

00:23:15.700 oh wow,

00:23:15.960 they're actually listening.

00:23:17.620 You're like,

00:23:18.260 oh wow,

00:23:18.660 that's incredible.

00:23:19.940 The other thing too

00:23:20.660 is the worst thing

00:23:21.700 that humans do to each other

00:23:22.900 is starting,

00:23:24.940 you're in the middle

00:23:25.500 of telling a story

00:23:26.320 a specific way

00:23:27.520 that you're revealing

00:23:28.300 a specific piece

00:23:29.460 of information

00:23:30.080 at some given time

00:23:31.300 because you're actually

00:23:32.280 trying to communicate something

00:23:33.480 and then they just jump in

00:23:35.160 and finish it

00:23:35.980 and interrupt you

00:23:36.840 and say,

00:23:37.140 oh,

00:23:37.340 you mean when they did this?

00:23:38.860 It's like,

00:23:39.160 what does that get you?

00:23:41.060 You've guessed the ending?

00:23:42.380 If you get it right,

00:23:43.200 most of the time you're not.

00:23:44.140 This is the typical,

00:23:46.380 this is the thing

00:23:47.140 that is stereotypical

00:23:48.340 that spouses do.

00:23:50.480 Oh,

00:23:50.720 well,

00:23:50.860 my wife does do it. 1.00

00:23:51.760 Yeah,

00:23:52.160 right?

00:23:52.700 Absolutely.

00:23:53.240 And that's a stereotypical thing

00:23:54.700 where you see these people

00:23:55.880 who have been together forever

00:23:56.880 and they're like,

00:23:57.520 no,

00:23:57.640 let me just tell a story.

00:23:58.520 Can I just tell?

00:23:59.140 No.

00:24:00.100 You tell it your way,

00:24:01.200 I'm going to tell it my way.

00:24:03.080 Yeah,

00:24:03.480 it's so weird.

00:24:04.040 It's like there's a moment

00:24:04.900 of excitement in people

00:24:06.340 where they're like,

00:24:07.520 oh,

00:24:08.560 I think I might be able

00:24:09.620 to guess the ending

00:24:10.500 of this story right now

00:24:11.680 three seconds before

00:24:12.560 I'm going to hear it.

00:24:13.560 Let me interrupt and say it.

00:24:15.540 What good does that do you?

00:24:18.240 There's obviously a reason.

00:24:20.380 You're obviously,

00:24:21.200 you're very passionate about this.

00:24:22.560 Who in your life?

00:24:23.620 Oh,

00:24:23.820 it's absolutely Lisa.

00:24:24.860 But I mean,

00:24:25.220 everybody does it.

00:24:26.380 My wife,

00:24:26.780 Lisa,

00:24:26.980 but I really did start this with

00:24:29.420 it's the worst thing

00:24:30.380 human beings do

00:24:31.240 to one another.

00:24:32.240 I'm not sure

00:24:32.940 there's only a couple

00:24:33.780 of exceptions to that.

00:24:34.800 Right,

00:24:35.020 right.

00:24:35.320 I'm only slightly exaggerating.

00:24:37.160 Ovens might be worse.

00:24:38.460 Like Rwanda?

00:24:39.600 Sure.

00:24:40.180 Yeah,

00:24:40.400 but there's a couple.

00:24:41.380 Sure.

00:24:41.660 All right.

00:24:43.100 Don't try to prove

00:24:44.200 your point by raising

00:24:45.080 your tone of voice,

00:24:46.220 insolent behavior,

00:24:47.000 or put downs.

00:24:48.600 Are you kidding me?

00:24:49.940 I mean,

00:24:50.220 you mentioned this earlier.

00:24:51.200 You were on Twitter

00:24:51.960 and you're like,

00:24:52.660 can we just be older

00:24:53.600 than six years old?

00:24:54.520 Not on Twitter.

00:24:55.380 We can't.

00:24:56.140 Not on Facebook

00:24:57.120 and not in real life.

00:24:59.180 Not in real life.

00:25:00.200 That's all it is,

00:25:01.120 is,

00:25:01.500 you know,

00:25:01.740 it's a,

00:25:02.220 I mean,

00:25:02.760 and I,

00:25:03.240 I'm a fan of sarcasm.

00:25:05.080 I'm a fan of snark.

00:25:06.100 I like it.

00:25:06.740 It's just such a,

00:25:08.240 the supply has,

00:25:09.780 is increased so far.

00:25:11.880 It's beyond the demand.

00:25:13.720 It is.

00:25:14.300 Look,

00:25:15.320 sarcasm is,

00:25:18.280 is tough to understand,

00:25:20.040 is tough to do right.

00:25:22.220 Parody is really,

00:25:23.660 really difficult.

00:25:25.240 Um,

00:25:26.080 uh,

00:25:26.620 and without it,

00:25:27.500 not just being just snark put downs.

00:25:32.660 Yeah.

00:25:33.180 And I think there's no skill to it anymore.

00:25:35.480 Yeah.

00:25:35.860 That's kind of where I am.

00:25:36.720 It's like,

00:25:36.940 it's like,

00:25:37.360 you know,

00:25:37.840 I love sarcasm.

00:25:38.820 I'm a huge fan of it.

00:25:40.280 Uh,

00:25:40.520 it's,

00:25:40.820 uh,

00:25:40.940 it's basically my,

00:25:41.940 my,

00:25:42.480 you know,

00:25:42.900 uh,

00:25:43.480 natural language,

00:25:44.480 but there's a part of it where like,

00:25:47.360 you know,

00:25:48.000 people made cheese steaks in Philly

00:25:49.640 and now you go to Idaho

00:25:51.820 and they're like Philly cheese steak.

00:25:53.500 And it's like,

00:25:53.920 it's just so it's not a Philly cheese steak.

00:25:56.440 And that's where we are with,

00:25:57.920 I would say wit in general,

00:25:59.700 where it's like,

00:26:00.640 everyone thinks they're good at it.

00:26:02.500 Everybody thinks they're good at,

00:26:04.200 um,

00:26:05.460 uh,

00:26:07.380 parody.

00:26:07.860 Everybody thinks that they're really,

00:26:10.440 really good at,

00:26:11.320 everybody thinks now they could make a mighty wind or,

00:26:14.540 you know,

00:26:15.520 uh,

00:26:15.900 it's hard to those mockumentaries.

00:26:17.540 Everybody just thinks they're hysterical.

00:26:19.940 And really,

00:26:20.740 you're not many of them are really not.

00:26:22.600 I mean,

00:26:22.720 you look at like,

00:26:23.220 what is,

00:26:23.580 what's the budget of Saturday night live trying to do four parodies a year?

00:26:26.960 Cause they have like two episodes and they suck.

00:26:28.500 And most of them are terrible.

00:26:30.160 Right.

00:26:31.500 Uh,

00:26:31.980 never,

00:26:32.460 unless you're asked to talk about your own business and profession,

00:26:35.460 devote little less attention to yourself.

00:26:39.320 Another gentleman's tip to not talk about your business.

00:26:42.860 Yeah.

00:26:43.480 I mean,

00:26:43.800 I hate talking about my business.

00:26:45.160 I,

00:26:45.360 and you,

00:26:45.900 I'm sure you're this,

00:26:46.700 this is the same way with you in that people,

00:26:49.200 when they meet you or they're talking to them at some gathering,

00:26:52.180 like they're,

00:26:53.020 they assume you want to talk about politics or you want to talk about,

00:26:56.660 you know,

00:26:57.560 yeah,

00:26:57.880 I don't usually want to talk about it.

00:26:58.980 Most of the time I'd rather,

00:27:00.200 I'd rather,

00:27:01.220 you know,

00:27:01.740 jump off the building.

00:27:03.460 Um,

00:27:03.920 uh,

00:27:04.200 so,

00:27:04.740 you know,

00:27:05.300 I think that's that,

00:27:06.760 but that's usually what they want to talk something deeper.

00:27:09.700 I mean,

00:27:10.220 I either,

00:27:10.760 if I've got it,

00:27:11.620 if I'm,

00:27:11.940 if I'm going to waste time,

00:27:14.100 I go watch a movie or something,

00:27:16.440 a waste time.

00:27:17.160 Oh,

00:27:17.440 great time waster salvation.

00:27:19.880 It's on Amazon now.

00:27:22.260 Have you ever heard of it?

00:27:23.080 I hope you weren't just saying the religious concept.

00:27:24.760 That was really a weird thing to say from Glenn.

00:27:26.800 No,

00:27:27.120 no,

00:27:27.180 no,

00:27:27.300 no salvation.

00:27:28.200 It's a TV show called salvation.

00:27:30.340 It's,

00:27:30.720 I think it's on Amazon.

00:27:32.580 Really good.

00:27:33.900 Really,

00:27:34.320 really good.

00:27:34.740 And it's kind of like an Elon Musk guy.

00:27:36.680 And there's a comet coming for the,

00:27:38.820 uh,

00:27:39.760 for the earth.

00:27:40.520 And it's all kinds of espionage with the Russians and NASA.

00:27:44.040 It's really good.

00:27:44.880 Anyway,

00:27:45.740 good time waster.

00:27:47.060 Um,

00:27:47.700 an intelligent,

00:27:48.540 educated gentleman is usually discreet.

00:27:50.760 Even if he feels superior to other people in the company,

00:27:54.320 he would never attempt to show his supremacy.

00:27:56.700 He would not try to discuss topics that other people are incompetent to

00:28:00.280 converse on.

00:28:01.160 Everything said by a gentleman is always marked by courtliness and respect for

00:28:05.840 other people's feelings and opinions.

00:28:08.080 Who lives that?

00:28:09.860 That's very,

00:28:10.760 I'm not even sure the Pope lives that.

00:28:12.360 What year was this again?

00:28:13.840 Uh,

00:28:14.200 doesn't say,

00:28:15.280 doesn't say generations ago generate.

00:28:17.260 I,

00:28:17.420 I mean,

00:28:17.660 you know,

00:28:17.900 the first one involved a pipe.

00:28:19.480 Okay.

00:28:20.660 It's no,

00:28:23.060 no,

00:28:23.360 that's a crack pipe.

00:28:24.540 Okay.

00:28:24.700 Yeah.

00:28:25.360 It's no less important to be a profound listener than to be a good

00:28:28.440 speaker.

00:28:29.280 Ability to listen is proper to a man for,

00:28:32.860 from a good society.

00:28:34.440 The skill makes a person an agreeable conversation partner.

00:28:38.320 I don't think we even listen to each other anymore.

00:28:40.760 What?

00:28:42.020 I said,

00:28:42.560 but I don't think we even listen to each other anymore.

00:28:44.360 Sorry.

00:28:45.280 Seven,

00:28:45.780 never listen to a conversation that is not supposed to be heard.

00:28:49.900 If you are too close to a location where conversation is taking place,

00:28:54.240 serve the decencies and change your position.

00:28:59.160 That's interesting.

00:29:00.500 It's interesting.

00:29:01.360 So don't eavesdrop essentially.

00:29:04.140 Yeah,

00:29:04.580 that's a,

00:29:05.300 I guess,

00:29:05.820 I don't know.

00:29:06.680 That's,

00:29:07.180 we should tell the government that isn't that the fourth amendment is the

00:29:10.300 fourth amendment in a gentleman.

00:29:11.320 It is to the,

00:29:12.780 to the extent possible contrive to be brief and to the point,

00:29:16.340 avoid long digressions and irrelevant comments.

00:29:21.100 By submitting flattery,

00:29:23.360 you submit to stupidity and self-conceit by submitting flattery. 0.53

00:29:28.820 You submit to stupidity and self-conceit.

00:29:31.660 If you are sure that your opponent is completely wrong,

00:29:36.840 hold a peaceful discussion and deliver your opinion without getting personal.

00:29:42.860 Uh,

00:29:43.280 hello.

00:29:44.160 I mean,

00:29:44.480 that one is gone.

00:29:46.320 I mean,

00:29:47.200 dead.

00:29:48.040 It's bad.

00:29:48.380 I mean,

00:29:48.720 obviously social media is the,

00:29:49.940 the ultimate example of that.

00:29:51.800 But if you are sure that your opponent is completely wrong,

00:29:57.280 if you're sure they're completely wrong,

00:30:01.000 call them a Nazi,

00:30:01.920 hold a peaceful discussion and deliver your opinion without getting personal.

00:30:09.200 Seeing your,

00:30:10.560 uh,

00:30:11.440 your opponent rigid in his beliefs should be a signal for you to change the

00:30:16.960 subject neatly.

00:30:18.300 This would allow,

00:30:19.560 uh,

00:30:20.380 your opponent to save face while you will get,

00:30:23.560 avoid getting angry and frustrated.

00:30:25.300 That's a,

00:30:25.840 it's an interesting perspective because essentially you're looking to shield your

00:30:31.120 opponent from harm,

00:30:32.760 right?

00:30:33.160 Like you can win.

00:30:34.380 I can destroy you right now,

00:30:35.920 but I'm not going to,

00:30:36.640 I should,

00:30:37.200 I should remove myself to not take the victory.

00:30:40.240 I mean,

00:30:40.980 obviously there are places where that's not right to do.

00:30:44.020 I think conservatives generally have done this more than liberals do because

00:30:50.080 you're usually in a situation to where you're the odd man out.

00:30:55.860 And so you just don't want to fight with everybody and you just kind of,

00:30:59.640 you know what I mean?

00:31:00.120 But if you're in,

00:31:00.840 if you are in the area of the country where you have the upper hand,

00:31:04.200 you quickly become the other person.

00:31:07.680 Because I think that's a tough one because yes,

00:31:11.600 at a party,

00:31:12.320 you're going to,

00:31:12.880 it's going to be a more enjoyable party.

00:31:14.680 If you do things like that and you remove yourself from those debates.

00:31:17.760 But I mean,

00:31:18.040 I think there'd be a lot of people listening who would say,

00:31:21.380 and I,

00:31:21.640 you know,

00:31:21.840 I tend to agree with a lot of it that if you don't fight for this stuff,

00:31:24.680 it's just,

00:31:25.100 you're going to lose it.

00:31:25.860 That's how you get,

00:31:26.540 that's how these lines get rolled back constantly because you're sitting there

00:31:30.420 not fighting and the other side is fighting all the time.

00:31:32.740 Well,

00:31:33.180 it's just,

00:31:33.700 but that's not,

00:31:34.380 this is a conversation.

00:31:35.840 That's not a,

00:31:37.280 we're not talking about a place to where it matters.

00:31:39.980 This is just a conversation with somebody,

00:31:42.580 right?

00:31:43.620 Yeah.

00:31:43.900 I guess the argument would be,

00:31:44.980 it does matter,

00:31:45.700 right?

00:31:46.140 In,

00:31:46.460 in,

00:31:46.740 in a cultural,

00:31:48.100 at a bar.

00:31:49.220 Yeah,

00:31:49.620 exactly.

00:31:50.100 I think,

00:31:50.520 but I mean,

00:31:51.820 I don't know,

00:31:52.120 go back to the founding,

00:31:52.920 see if there's any arguments,

00:31:53.900 one in bars,

00:31:54.680 right?

00:31:55.000 I mean,

00:31:55.180 I think that's where those things happen.

00:31:56.800 Well,

00:31:57.000 it still could deliver your,

00:31:58.300 have a peaceful discussion,

00:31:59.620 deliver your opinion without getting personal.

00:32:03.220 You could still,

00:32:04.020 you could still do that.

00:32:04.420 You could still certainly do that without being a jerk.

00:32:06.440 It's always good to have strong political beliefs.

00:32:09.420 This is rule number 11.

00:32:10.660 It's always good to have strong political beliefs.

00:32:13.940 However,

00:32:14.540 don't show them off whenever possible under no circumstances.

00:32:19.240 Should you force other people to agree with you?

00:32:22.860 Listen courteously to those with opinions that you don't agree with and keep your temper.

00:32:29.380 Let the, 0.98

00:32:30.160 uh,

00:32:30.360 let your opponent believe that you are a bad politician,

00:32:33.560 but do not give him a reason to question the fact that you are a gentleman.

00:32:37.840 Wow.

00:32:40.500 We're not even remotely,

00:32:42.000 not even close to that.

00:32:43.860 Our focus now is like a Mike Tyson approach to these things.

00:32:46.100 It's like,

00:32:46.400 you try to go for these one punch knockouts all the time.

00:32:49.360 And there's,

00:32:50.400 there's not that,

00:32:51.660 there's not that dance,

00:32:53.040 right?

00:32:53.220 Like I,

00:32:53.560 a lot of times you learn and your foundations become stronger and more reinforced.

00:32:57.900 If you sit there and listen to the,

00:33:00.340 what they're trying to go for,

00:33:01.400 what are they trying to do?

00:33:03.220 And you internalize that.

00:33:04.620 And many times it's going to harden you even more on what you believe,

00:33:07.680 but it's also going to make you much more effective communicating.

00:33:09.920 Yeah.

00:33:10.200 It,

00:33:10.540 it always,

00:33:11.860 you cut somebody off and you call them names.

00:33:15.140 It ends it.

00:33:16.740 Usually stupid people hang themselves.

00:33:19.120 Yeah.

00:33:19.860 Just by asking them questions and not,

00:33:22.680 not,

00:33:23.060 you know,

00:33:23.320 honest questions,

00:33:24.560 they usually hang themselves.

00:33:26.280 And then you can usually come in and go,

00:33:28.180 it doesn't really work.

00:33:29.000 Does it?

00:33:30.160 I mean,

00:33:30.400 have you thought about it this way?

00:33:31.500 But nobody listens because we're just calling each other names.

00:33:36.580 You know,

00:33:36.880 you're a communist,

00:33:37.640 you're a Nazi. 0.86

00:33:38.280 And then we move on.

00:33:39.720 And what?

00:33:40.740 We build camps for the communists or for the Nazis. 0.85

00:33:50.220 Surprisingly,

00:33:50.900 that got a little dark at the end.

00:33:52.520 I'm,

00:33:52.720 I'm,

00:33:53.100 I don't know why it's talking about how to be a gentleman.

00:33:58.080 And all of a sudden I went to death camps.

00:33:59.840 I know.

00:34:00.040 But it always ends in death camps.

00:34:02.580 I don't know why that is.

00:34:04.540 Maybe that shows why I'm so darn popular at parties.

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00:35:47.700 Glenn Beck.

00:35:55.980 Glenn Beck.

00:35:56.860 Boy Scouts are now starting to admit girls.

00:36:00.760 Oh,

00:36:01.160 okay.

00:36:02.060 All right.

00:36:02.620 Sure.

00:36:03.240 Okay.

00:36:03.740 Makes sense to me.

00:36:05.080 Why not?

00:36:06.180 Um,

00:36:06.720 we'll get into that.

00:36:07.600 Also,

00:36:08.040 a couple of stories on firefighters.

00:36:09.500 One in California,

00:36:10.240 I'm going to share next hour.

00:36:11.080 And there's another one in Detroit that is,

00:36:14.500 this guy is under fire for no reason.

00:36:16.620 It seems.

00:36:17.460 Well,

00:36:17.560 he engaged in unsatisfactory work behavior,

00:36:19.880 which was deemed offensive and racially insensitive to members of the Detroit Fire Department.

00:36:24.100 Yeah.

00:36:24.640 After a thorough investigation,

00:36:25.700 it was determined that the best course of action was to terminate the employment.

00:36:28.960 Yeah.

00:36:29.200 What did he do?

00:36:29.960 What did he do?

00:36:30.640 He brought a watermelon.

00:36:32.680 He brought a watermelon to the station.

00:36:35.360 Uh,

00:36:35.860 I mean,

00:36:36.620 at engine 55,

00:36:37.540 he brought a watermelon there with a bunch of black employees.

00:36:41.340 Yeah.

00:36:42.100 Yeah.

00:36:42.300 And,

00:36:42.520 uh,

00:36:42.700 and now he's fired.

00:36:43.540 Thank God.

00:36:44.200 Yeah.

00:36:44.380 They cured this.

00:36:45.200 You know,

00:36:45.500 who's upset about this?

00:36:46.500 Yeah.

00:36:47.000 The him because he got fired.

00:36:48.600 Well,

00:36:48.760 that in his black fireman,

00:36:50.820 uh,

00:36:51.600 coworkers that said,

00:36:53.580 that's not what he wasn't a joke.

00:36:55.340 He wasn't bringing it in.

00:36:56.300 He was bringing it so we could eat.

00:36:57.740 We could all eat.

00:36:58.480 And he's a really nice guy.

00:37:00.080 Yeah.

00:37:00.220 They said,

00:37:00.580 just want to let everyone know he's a real amazing dude.

00:37:02.600 And it was all good intentions.

00:37:03.980 And our entire class is supporting him in this,

00:37:06.760 especially us African Americans.

00:37:08.420 And that's all that needs to be said.

00:37:10.520 This is crazy.

00:37:11.580 He brought food.

00:37:12.740 That's a witch hunt.

00:37:14.280 I mean,

00:37:14.980 a complete sanity witch hunt.

00:37:17.440 It's not a racial statement.

00:37:18.720 It's a fruit.

00:37:28.020 Glenn back.

00:37:32.380 Oh,

00:37:33.060 I love food.

00:37:35.000 And you can tell that just by looking at me.

00:37:36.780 I'm a walking commercial for food.

00:37:38.960 Um,

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00:38:31.160 Love.

00:38:36.940 Courage.

00:38:38.480 Truth.

00:38:39.680 Glenn Beck.

00:38:40.460 America,

00:38:40.920 we've had a tough year.

00:38:42.020 We have really had a tough year.

00:38:43.480 California.

00:38:44.780 Hell has now arrived in California.

00:38:47.700 22 wildfires have sprung up all over the state,

00:38:50.920 scorching everything in their path.

00:38:53.380 As of this morning,

00:38:54.860 23 people have been killed and 300 people are missing.

00:38:59.300 Despite the numerous earthquakes this state has seen,

00:39:03.860 this may end up being the worst natural disaster in California history.

00:39:08.320 170,000 acres of land and over 3,500 buildings have already been destroyed.

00:39:15.640 And this has zero containment.

00:39:19.000 20,000 people have been evacuated.

00:39:21.360 Thousands have lost their power.

00:39:23.180 Napa Valley has taken the worst of it.

00:39:25.160 The images are straight apocalyptic.

00:39:27.220 Entire communities have been wiped off the map.

00:39:30.180 Neighborhoods near Santa Rosa look like World War II.

00:39:32.940 Pictures of Stalingrad or Hiroshima.

00:39:35.320 Rivers of wine are boiling as they leak out of scorched vineyards.

00:39:39.880 Many residents are in the worst hit areas that never even knew the fires were sweeping down on them.

00:39:48.800 They had no idea until the last minute.

00:39:51.040 All was quiet until the shouts of frantic neighbors jarred people awake and out of their homes.

00:39:57.940 As they walked out into their front yard,

00:39:59.620 the sound of smoke detectors could be heard from nearby communities.

00:40:05.660 Horns from cars added to the chaos as families sped down the roads in desperation.

00:40:11.940 There wasn't any warning?

00:40:13.060 No, the answer is no.

00:40:18.400 Why?

00:40:19.700 Well, for one, the cell towers are being wiped out and the fires and the landlines are all being destroyed by these fires.

00:40:27.720 So you're not you're not able to make a phone call.

00:40:31.060 The area had access to the federal wireless emergency alert system, but it's in clear now at this point if authorities even used it.

00:40:40.760 And if so, why didn't people receive anything?

00:40:45.020 San Jose, believe it or not, has had this problem before.

00:40:47.680 Just a few months ago, the city got nailed for not warning the public of destructive floodwaters.

00:40:51.940 And a report found that there was a general lack of institutional knowledge on how to use the wireless emergency alert system.

00:41:02.320 So wait, how much did they pay for it?

00:41:04.560 And nobody around knows how to use it?

00:41:08.040 Lives are at stake and those in charge didn't know what to do.

00:41:13.680 May I ask how this is possible in Silicon Valley?

00:41:16.680 No, I'm sorry. I do know how. I'm sorry.

00:41:21.120 The government is in charge.

00:41:23.660 That's why the tech community needs to come together and ensure this doesn't happen again, because the local government is a joke.

00:41:29.480 They usually are. They're not getting it done.

00:41:33.560 A cold front is now blowing in this morning, creating winds that will keep these fires moving fast.

00:41:38.280 Again, zero containment.

00:41:40.680 The carnage is expected to last at least until Saturday.

00:41:46.680 America, it's been a hard year, hasn't it?

00:41:49.700 From the hurricanes, one after another, to massive floodwaters, to drought, and now this.

00:41:59.380 But you know what? It's given us a chance to come together.

00:42:02.340 It's given us a chance to put things into perspective and find out what really matters.

00:42:07.080 And who we really are.

00:42:09.060 And who our neighbor, how we really feel about our neighbor.

00:42:11.760 May I ask if you would like to help your fellow man.

00:42:17.200 Go to mercuryone.org now.

00:42:19.340 Donate on the front page.

00:42:20.800 We are aiding the first responders now, trying to get them the supplies that they need.

00:42:27.080 And we need your help at mercuryone.org.

00:42:30.060 If you don't have a widow's mite, that's cool.

00:42:36.040 Send your prayers towards California today.

00:42:39.660 I have to share a story with you that I find just so comforting.

00:43:01.580 This comes in from California.

00:43:04.280 This is from Cade Boger.

00:43:06.280 Cade and Melissa Boger, they live at what's called Ace's High Ranch.

00:43:12.360 And they have some horses in the area.

00:43:15.520 10.30 last night.

00:43:16.820 This is what Cade wrote with pictures of his ranch going up in flames.

00:43:22.420 10.30 last night.

00:43:23.920 The family was safely evacuated.

00:43:26.120 But I realized my horses weren't safe from the fast-moving fire that was devouring our ranch.

00:43:30.920 I got up to my house as the second California fire engine arrived in my yard.

00:43:36.900 And there's my 15-foot-old glory, snapping in the wind, blowing 40, gusting at 60-plus.

00:43:43.700 I wanted to pull it down because I knew it would burn up or be torn to shreds in the wind, but there wasn't any time.

00:43:49.620 The fire line was moving so fast.

00:43:51.400 I whistled for the horses.

00:43:52.620 I got them through the gate and got them to safer ground.

00:43:55.140 The rest of the night and this morning has been a blur.

00:43:59.220 And then I got home to my still-standing house at 3.30.

00:44:06.060 I was blown away to see my flag.

00:44:09.640 It wasn't flying in front of my house.

00:44:13.340 It had been taken down and folded respectfully and placed safely on my couch by the firemen.

00:44:19.740 It was a little frayed and sooty, but the gesture meant so much to me, I stood there and looked at it and cried.

00:44:28.280 What kind of people are these?

00:44:31.100 They save a man's home and family?

00:44:34.280 And then that?

00:44:36.980 They're just the best kind of people, I guess.

00:44:49.740 I'll make sure that Facebook post is up at glenbeck.com and also on my Facebook page as well.

00:45:01.800 There's a couple of things.

00:45:03.600 We were talking last hour about the president going after NBC and saying that NBC should possibly have their license revoked.

00:45:14.560 It goes against everything that you as a conservative have stood for.

00:45:22.320 And we're going to get back to that a little later because this is a really important thing.

00:45:27.460 You can disagree with NBC and you can even say that NBC is lying, but that's not a reason to have the government suggest we revoke license or start looking into license.

00:45:40.220 If we disagree with their writing or believe that they are lying, remember, we've spent the last 30 years with people saying that Rush Limbaugh lies, that Glenn Beck lies.

00:45:53.180 No, we have a different opinion and we look at the news pattern differently.

00:45:59.060 And quite honestly, when you sit down and you talk to liberals who have thought you've lied over the years and you show them the fact pattern, sometimes they open up their eyes and go, wait a minute, I didn't know any of that.

00:46:13.440 Yeah, because they weren't lies.

00:46:15.540 We cannot put ourselves in a situation to where the next president can make the same case to license people on the Internet or to deregulate or to, I'm sorry, to de-license radio stations that are engaging in talk radio.

00:46:34.140 Bad idea.

00:46:35.280 It was bad with the last president.

00:46:36.960 It's bad with this president.

00:46:38.460 We'll get into that.

00:46:39.980 I really wanted to spend some time here talking about NBC and what they have done with Harvey Weinstein.

00:46:48.220 They have this high and mighty, you know, we've got to do this.

00:46:52.300 We have to tell the truth.

00:46:53.800 We have to stand up for power and stand up to power.

00:46:57.960 Really?

00:46:59.080 Really?

00:46:59.680 Where were you?

00:47:01.180 Yeah.

00:47:01.880 I mean, where were they this whole time?

00:47:04.100 I mean, there was this attempt to how often have they preached to other Republicans?

00:47:11.360 How come you will not stand up to this Donald Trump?

00:47:14.280 Where are you?

00:47:15.360 You need to speak truth to power no matter how much it hurts.

00:47:19.060 They've demanded that from every American over and over and over and over again.

00:47:23.180 And it's a very American thing to do, right?

00:47:25.480 I mean, that is legitimately what we were founded on, speaking truth to power.

00:47:30.020 So it connects with every American.

00:47:32.180 However, it's hard to connect with that concept from somebody who's not doing it themselves.

00:47:38.060 I mean, if you look at this Weinstein thing, where were you with this?

00:47:41.280 This is they had this story.

00:47:45.260 And it's not just some crazy conservative conspiracy where you're trying to make MSNBC look bad.

00:47:50.980 The guy who wrote the story, Ronan Farrow, was on with Rachel Maddow and went and basically said,

00:47:57.560 yeah, well, I had the story here and yeah, sorry, they would not take it.

00:48:02.340 I had to take it to the New Yorker.

00:48:04.640 They they tried.

00:48:05.860 NBC has tried now to come up and say, well, look, wasn't ready to report.

00:48:11.280 Yeah.

00:48:11.440 Didn't really hit all of our standards.

00:48:13.260 Yes, it did.

00:48:14.000 And by the way, for all the things that you could say about the New Yorker, which is not a conservative publication by any means,

00:48:19.780 this is what they are known for, ridiculous levels of fact checking when it comes to international stories and all sorts of stuff.

00:48:28.080 This is a very difficult standard to hit.

00:48:31.540 The New Yorker is known as probably the most difficult standard to hit in traditional sort of mainstream media fact checking.

00:48:38.800 So the idea that NBC would get rid of it because of this is something that the reporter who worked for NBC didn't believe and the employees at NBC and MSNBC don't seem to believe either.

00:48:53.900 And when you're when you're abandoning that, I mean, everybody knows they had the story.

00:48:59.920 Everybody knows that they gave it up.

00:49:02.520 They gave it up because they had some hesitance for the consequences that would come from actually publishing it, whether it was other associated media people that would not deal with them anymore or whether it was Weinstein himself suing them, whatever it was.

00:49:17.820 The truth had an agenda there.

00:49:19.660 I want you to listen to a couple of a couple of quotes here.

00:49:25.060 First, here is Farrow on women being afraid of of Weinstein and the story.

00:49:33.160 Listen, just to be clear, this is a woman who told you, detailed her allegation about Weinstein to you, was going to be on the record and withdrew her permission on camera on the record in January and withdrew because she says the legal angle is coming after me.

00:49:46.900 Did that mean the Weinstein companies?

00:49:48.220 I will tell you that source after source said they were receiving harassing calls.

00:49:53.860 Some of those are also discussed in this story.

00:49:56.400 These women were afraid and based on my reporting, legitimately afraid.

00:50:01.700 This is what happened with the people who spoke out against Hillary Clinton and Bill Clinton.

00:50:08.400 Same thing.

00:50:09.700 They all report I was harassed.

00:50:12.160 I was called.

00:50:12.920 I was threatened.

00:50:14.320 And look at what they said about Trump.

00:50:16.240 I mean, again, they did the same thing with Clinton.

00:50:18.420 They were, eh, you know, well, look, this is a vast right-wing conspiracy and we should really give that some credence, that theory.

00:50:25.840 Let's see what we can find there.

00:50:27.460 With Donald Trump, it was immediate.

00:50:29.060 I mean, the way they even talk about him on the Access Hollywood bus is as if he was doing those things to unwilling women on the bus.

00:50:36.160 Yes.

00:50:36.300 When instead, you know, look, I don't think it was a good moment and I think I strongly criticized him for that.

00:50:43.840 Yes.

00:50:44.460 However, you know.

00:50:45.920 It's not rape.

00:50:46.480 It's not Harvey Weinstein.

00:50:48.120 Yeah.

00:50:48.300 He didn't do it.

00:50:49.180 There's no evidence of that at this point.

00:50:52.040 And you listen to the way.

00:50:53.900 Remember, this audio is coming from Rachel Maddow's show on MSNBC, talking to Ronan Farrow, who is also an employee of NBC.

00:51:05.620 And they are sitting here criticizing NBC, as you'll hear in this audio.

00:51:09.420 So here's the next one.

00:51:10.480 NBC getting pressure.

00:51:12.500 So, Ronan, you just said that one of these women spoke on camera back in January.

00:51:16.420 You, why did you end up reporting this story for The New Yorker and not for NBC News?

00:51:20.320 Look, you would have to ask NBC and NBC executives about the details of that story.

00:51:24.960 I'm not going to comment on any news organization's story that they, you know, did or didn't run.

00:51:29.480 I will say that over many years, many news organizations have circled this story and faced a great deal of pressure in doing so.

00:51:38.100 And there are now reports emerging publicly about the kinds of pressure that news organizations face in this.

00:51:44.400 And that is real.

00:51:45.600 In the course of this reporting, I was threatened with a lawsuit personally by Mr. Weinstein.

00:51:50.020 And, you know, we've already seen that The Times has been publicly threatened with a suit.

00:51:54.020 I don't want to describe any suits leveled at other organizations that I work with.

00:51:57.920 But, you know, certainly this is a considerable amount of pressure that outlets get us.

00:52:02.740 And it's interesting because he's he's he's walking that line and he's making he's being careful there.

00:52:08.300 But you can obviously hear what he's saying.

00:52:10.040 And it's interesting that Maddo even asks about it.

00:52:12.420 I mean, you could, you know, she deserves some credit, I think, there for actually making sure this gets on the air.

00:52:18.440 So here's the problem with with NBC on this one.

00:52:21.320 The reason why this most likely happened was it's not just NBC News.

00:52:27.040 It's NBC programming as well.

00:52:30.400 So Weinstein, how many how many projects was NBC Universal doing with Weinstein?

00:52:36.380 How many programs, how many stars could he affect?

00:52:39.700 So I'm guessing that it wasn't just the lawsuits that were causing the pressure.

00:52:45.740 I'm guessing it's NBC Entertainment who was like, you've got to stop this.

00:52:49.540 And not to mention allies of Weinstein who would no longer potentially work with NBC.

00:52:55.660 If Matt Damon or whatever is had a project he was working on, maybe he doesn't.

00:52:59.980 Maybe he doesn't come on all those shows next time he's doing a movie because he's pissed about this.

00:53:03.620 I'm not saying it's even a rash.

00:53:04.520 I'm not blaming Damon for that.

00:53:06.400 But it's it's there was so much hesitance.

00:53:08.480 And you want to get something like that right.

00:53:10.760 That's that you should get the story right.

00:53:12.600 But they had the story right by all accounts.

00:53:15.980 And they held off on it for some unknown reason that even the guy who wrote the story is critical of.

00:53:22.180 So the reason why we're bringing this up is just to show how.

00:53:26.980 Hypocrites don't win.

00:53:28.400 You just don't win.

00:53:30.180 You have to be consistent.

00:53:32.820 You must be consistent.

00:53:35.120 NBC says we're going to speak truth to power.

00:53:37.660 We're going to.

00:53:38.340 Well, no, you didn't do it when it affected your side under Barack Obama.

00:53:43.360 We all know that you didn't ask the tough questions because you had access and everything else.

00:53:48.920 OK, we got it.

00:53:50.700 That's why there's so many people in America that are mad at you.

00:53:53.880 Look at the way you're treating Megyn Kelly. 1.00

00:53:56.420 Look at look at how you are throwing her under the bus. 1.00

00:53:59.720 You're spending all of this money and you're torpedoing yourself.

00:54:03.800 It's so stupid.

00:54:04.940 You're so self-destructive.

00:54:08.200 So then what happens?

00:54:09.580 You come in and say, well, I think we've learned some lessons and we're going to go after.

00:54:13.760 You know, we maybe we were a little too soft on Barack Obama.

00:54:17.100 So we're going to go after Donald Trump because we've learned our lesson.

00:54:21.020 Really?

00:54:21.880 Harvey Feierstein or Weinstein.

00:54:24.900 How about explain?

00:54:26.260 Explain this.

00:54:27.360 You had it.

00:54:28.140 You decided not to.

00:54:30.440 Why?

00:54:31.260 And I believe in many circles, it is not just because of money and access, but it's also

00:54:38.720 because he does a lot of good on our side.

00:54:42.120 I mean, he's he's a really bad guy, but I mean, look at how much good he does on our side

00:54:47.620 politically.

00:54:48.120 Are we guilty of engaging in that at all in our lives?

00:55:02.440 Okay.

00:55:04.220 Good guy gets up in the middle of the night.

00:55:07.300 He hears a ruckus and he grabs his gun.

00:55:12.540 Saves his family.

00:55:13.840 And then he's arrested USCCA member and army veteran, Buddy Shepard.

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00:56:58.200 Glenn Beck.

00:57:06.200 Glenn Beck.

00:57:07.720 So Harvey Weinstein, he he's go, you know, he's pulling a Roman Polanski.

00:57:16.840 He's he's out of the country.

00:57:18.620 He's going to rehab someplace.

00:57:20.600 I guarantee you it's like with Hitler's family in Argentina. 0.97

00:57:24.460 The guy is never going to be.

00:57:26.460 He's never going to be in a place where they can extradite him.

00:57:29.480 Guarantee it.

00:57:30.280 And as he was getting into the car, listen to his last statement in the press.

00:57:37.240 Now, remember, he's going to get help.

00:57:38.980 Listen.

00:57:39.940 Good luck to see you doing OK.

00:57:41.460 Thank you.

00:57:42.020 I'm not doing OK.

00:57:43.560 You're not trying.

00:57:44.940 I got to get help.

00:57:46.120 You know what?

00:57:47.680 We all make mistakes.

00:57:49.540 Second chance.

00:57:50.500 I hope.

00:57:51.100 OK, no problem.

00:57:52.540 Thanks, guys.

00:57:54.020 OK, we all make mistakes.

00:57:56.220 It's like Bernie Madoff going.

00:57:57.600 I didn't.

00:57:58.080 OK, you always carry the one.

00:58:01.300 I mean, you've never made a math mistake.

00:58:03.940 There's a difference, man.

00:58:06.240 There's a bit of a whoopsie.

00:58:07.660 I mean, there was an accounting error.

00:58:10.280 OK, you've never had one of those.

00:58:12.120 No, not like that.

00:58:13.680 No.

00:58:14.100 Well, look, it's 30 years of serial harassment of women, multiple rape accusations.

00:58:20.700 But, you know, we all have our whoopsies.

00:58:22.660 You know, I think that's the way to communicate that message.

00:58:25.680 No, he is going to be on the slopes with Roman Polanski soon.

00:58:29.600 And Hollywood will love him.

00:58:33.700 How long, you think?

00:58:34.580 He's obviously got quite a.

00:58:36.020 What time is it now?

00:58:39.000 It really could be today.

00:58:40.540 It really could be today.

00:58:42.160 If he makes an important work that takes on Donald Trump.

00:58:44.980 Yes.

00:58:45.580 He'll be back in the good graces.

00:58:46.900 Yes.

00:58:52.120 Glenn back.

00:58:55.680 This is the Glenn Beck program.

00:59:03.640 You know, years ago, I told you the whole thing is going to turn inside out and upside down.

00:59:08.100 And everything that you thought was solid will be liquid.

00:59:11.460 And everything you thought you could trust, you can no longer trust.

00:59:14.440 And we're in the middle of that right now.

00:59:16.200 If you look at how everything is turning inside out and you look at some brands that have been trusted.

00:59:24.320 I think the number one trusted brand in America still non.

00:59:27.720 I shouldn't say trusted non divisive brand.

00:59:30.240 Number one, I think, is Oreos.

00:59:31.960 I mean, who's I mean, nobody's against Oreos.

00:59:34.020 Well, and if Oreos ever gets political, I'm still eating them.

00:59:37.720 Right there.

00:59:38.440 I mean, with all the mystery flavors are coming out with.

00:59:40.680 I mean, you got to still go with it.

00:59:41.700 Yeah, I mean, they could make them in the shape of my head and they could say, eat him.

00:59:48.360 He's that evil.

00:59:49.200 And I would still be eating Oreos.

00:59:51.060 But that's a different story.

00:59:52.260 But if you look at all of the brands that are going, they're now changing the name of the Weinstein Group.

00:59:58.120 Gone.

00:59:58.880 How much was that worth?

01:00:01.580 NBC.

01:00:03.360 How much is that worth?

01:00:05.300 And look at how it is so divisive now.

01:00:08.960 There's two other brands that have just taken huge hits.

01:00:13.200 And one of them is Trump.

01:00:15.420 The Trump hotels are struggling, except the ones where they're close access to him.

01:00:20.840 So the one Mar-a-Lago is doing well.

01:00:24.340 The DC one.

01:00:25.020 And the DC one is doing well.

01:00:26.640 But everywhere else, it's struggling.

01:00:29.040 Yeah, they're having issues now with sports franchises that used to be big connoisseurs of Trump products, which you kind of would understand, right?

01:00:36.640 They're kind of glitzy and they're obviously high priced.

01:00:39.180 A lot of the NBA teams, when they played the Knicks or the Nets, would go and stay at Trump's Soho.

01:00:42.960 And there's a Washington Post story about how now, I think there were 17 that had stayed there.

01:00:49.380 And at least 16 of those teams have now said they're no longer staying at any Trump facilities.

01:00:54.660 The one brand that has gone from really America's brand to now deeply in trouble is the NFL.

01:01:04.640 And there's new stats out on the NFL brand.

01:01:07.040 Yeah, they're talking about what brands are most polarizing.

01:01:11.380 And some of them you'd expect, like CNN, for example.

01:01:14.300 Among Clinton voters is plus 54 favorability.

01:01:18.220 Among Trump voters is minus 28.

01:01:20.660 It's an 82-point spread.

01:01:22.740 So that is one of the highest ones.

01:01:24.100 NBC News is a 72-point spread.

01:01:26.940 There's a bunch, too, that are conservative-leaning.

01:01:29.620 There are big spreads.

01:01:30.840 Chick-fil-A, for example.

01:01:32.360 More favorable, a 47-point spread among Republicans.

01:01:35.640 It's crazy.

01:01:36.420 It's a chicken sandwich place.

01:01:38.080 Right, but they're associated with that one.

01:01:39.520 You know, Cabela's, right?

01:01:41.600 Like, you're outdoorsy, guns.

01:01:43.740 Okay, 45-point spread towards Republicans.

01:01:46.740 Where, you know, Fox Business is a 46-point spread for Republicans.

01:01:52.940 You have CBS News is a 48-point spread, but towards Democrats.

01:01:57.340 Democrats favor it more.

01:01:58.660 The number one on the entire list is Trump Hotels,

01:02:02.460 which is now a 99-point spread.

01:02:05.480 But again, he's the President of the United States.

01:02:07.800 That's to be expected.

01:02:08.480 I mean, if it was Obama Hotels, it would be the same.

01:02:10.620 Of course.

01:02:11.060 It would be the same.

01:02:11.660 There's really not much to take out of this.

01:02:13.340 The one that's interesting, and it's brand new,

01:02:15.820 is the National Football League,

01:02:17.300 which is now a 62-point spread

01:02:20.380 between Democrats and Republicans.

01:02:22.600 Democrats favorably by 38 points,

01:02:25.600 and Trump voters minus 24.

01:02:28.660 And that's all new, and you think,

01:02:30.340 well, it's because of the anthem thing.

01:02:31.940 It's not.

01:02:32.600 It's actually not because of the anthem thing.

01:02:34.500 We'll get to get to that at some point.

01:02:35.820 Yeah, we're going to get to that on tomorrow's program.

01:02:37.820 So where are the brands that you can trust?

01:02:42.160 This is where the entrepreneur comes in.

01:02:44.960 Because, as I've also said to you,

01:02:47.380 as these things change,

01:02:48.960 you keep your credibility,

01:02:51.000 and you might weather the storm.

01:02:53.640 And everything is being redesigned right now.

01:02:58.360 Go out and redesign it yourself.

01:03:01.660 Otherwise, you're going to live

01:03:03.160 in another design by somebody else.

01:03:06.400 If you don't build your dreams,

01:03:09.000 somebody else is going to hire you

01:03:10.480 to build their dreams.

01:03:19.900 So a few years ago,

01:03:21.000 we had a kid,

01:03:23.900 I'd almost say a kid,

01:03:25.180 Joshua Parker,

01:03:26.060 who came into the studios

01:03:27.520 back when we were in New York.

01:03:29.020 And he actually started his own company.

01:03:31.480 Joshua, how old were you

01:03:32.440 when you were on the show with us?

01:03:34.340 17.

01:03:35.160 17.

01:03:35.720 You started your company at 11.

01:03:38.700 Yes, 11.

01:03:39.820 So I started making maple syrup

01:03:41.620 when I was 11

01:03:42.160 on a school field trip.

01:03:43.440 They showed us how.

01:03:44.680 I went home and boiled it on a stove.

01:03:46.320 And then the next year,

01:03:47.540 my grandparents bought me

01:03:48.200 a small evaporator

01:03:48.860 to boil it in my backyard.

01:03:49.920 And then when I was 15,

01:03:51.080 I was like,

01:03:51.440 this is something I can do.

01:03:52.980 If I do it well enough,

01:03:53.840 I won't have to go to college.

01:03:55.460 Dad, will you help me?

01:03:56.740 That's a good inspiration there.

01:03:57.660 He said,

01:03:58.140 if the bank is crazy enough

01:03:59.680 to co-sign on a loan,

01:04:01.020 I'll do it.

01:04:01.920 Or give us a loan,

01:04:02.940 I'll co-sign on it.

01:04:04.120 And so we went to the bank.

01:04:05.340 The bank said yes.

01:04:06.020 And we went into business together.

01:04:08.220 He's really the crazy one there,

01:04:09.360 by the way.

01:04:09.760 He's co-signing.

01:04:10.620 The bank is giving a loan to him.

01:04:12.080 How great is that

01:04:13.120 to have a dad like that?

01:04:14.040 It's awesome.

01:04:14.500 It really is.

01:04:15.280 I mean,

01:04:15.560 none of this would be possible

01:04:17.420 without him.

01:04:18.020 And so having a dad like that

01:04:19.660 has been amazing.

01:04:20.240 So, okay.

01:04:21.020 So you started making

01:04:23.540 real maple syrup.

01:04:25.580 And this is no joke.

01:04:27.260 My son drinks it

01:04:28.760 straight from the bottle.

01:04:30.340 He really does.

01:04:31.960 We get your syrup.

01:04:33.560 When we get it,

01:04:34.600 we can't keep,

01:04:35.240 we have to hide it.

01:04:36.520 I swear to you.

01:04:37.360 He's 13.

01:04:38.720 And he sees your syrup

01:04:39.940 and he's like,

01:04:40.280 oh my gosh.

01:04:41.300 No, Rafe, no.

01:04:43.520 Those are for pancakes.

01:04:46.180 So anyway,

01:04:47.000 he's your biggest fan.

01:04:48.940 He's your biggest fan.

01:04:50.740 So you started making

01:04:52.300 the maple syrup

01:04:54.860 and it went really well.

01:04:56.620 Yes.

01:04:57.160 And what's happened since?

01:04:58.660 So after I,

01:05:01.140 you know,

01:05:01.420 first got that first loan

01:05:02.340 and went into business,

01:05:03.640 I had my first year

01:05:05.960 of making a lot of syrup

01:05:07.280 in upstate New York.

01:05:08.340 I'm from way up

01:05:09.460 by the Canadian border

01:05:10.320 or it's maple country.

01:05:11.980 And then in June of 2015,

01:05:13.880 I was actually

01:05:15.300 on the show with you.

01:05:16.460 And so that was really

01:05:17.260 our first big thing

01:05:18.840 where we all of a sudden

01:05:19.640 got a whole bunch

01:05:21.060 of online orders

01:05:21.700 and we started

01:05:22.880 to kind of be substantiated

01:05:24.160 as a real national brand.

01:05:26.760 And so after that,

01:05:28.620 we,

01:05:28.880 by the end of that year,

01:05:29.520 we were in 500 stores.

01:05:31.240 Unbelievable.

01:05:32.100 And so we had grown

01:05:33.320 and then last fall

01:05:35.420 we went on the show Shark Tank

01:05:36.880 and there's no deal

01:05:38.580 and that was okay.

01:05:40.020 But this year we've expanded.

01:05:42.540 We've come out

01:05:43.200 with an organic maple cotton candy,

01:05:45.480 a maple butter,

01:05:46.320 which is a delicious spread.

01:05:47.900 Oh my gosh.

01:05:48.820 And of course,

01:05:49.320 the maple syrup.

01:05:50.180 Oh my gosh.

01:05:50.800 Would you please

01:05:51.340 introduce your wife?

01:05:52.100 She's sitting here.

01:05:52.660 Yes.

01:05:52.700 Please introduce your wife.

01:05:53.680 This is my wife,

01:05:55.100 Allie Parker.

01:05:56.140 We got married

01:05:56.820 in January of this year.

01:05:59.060 And so we are in business.

01:05:59.980 You guys are breaking.

01:06:00.580 How old are you?

01:06:01.540 I'm 19 and she's 21.

01:06:03.100 Is that what that is?

01:06:04.080 That's like,

01:06:04.600 that's like,

01:06:04.620 that's breaking every rule

01:06:06.840 of society.

01:06:08.080 That is so great.

01:06:09.160 You're making everyone

01:06:09.980 in the audience

01:06:10.500 feel like failures.

01:06:11.520 I hope you're right about that.

01:06:12.600 I know.

01:06:12.820 I know I do.

01:06:13.560 We do secretly hate you.

01:06:14.740 Yes.

01:06:15.380 But you brought us cotton candy

01:06:16.620 so we'll let you in anyway.

01:06:18.380 And Al,

01:06:18.620 you're actually the chief

01:06:19.540 marketing officer

01:06:20.560 for the company?

01:06:21.280 Yes.

01:06:21.700 How did you guys meet?

01:06:23.280 So we actually met at CPAC.

01:06:25.180 I was working

01:06:25.620 for the Ted Cruz campaign

01:06:26.760 and so.

01:06:27.400 Oh,

01:06:27.680 I knew I liked you.

01:06:30.580 But it's just amazing

01:06:32.380 because we really believe

01:06:34.940 and have kind of bonded

01:06:35.960 over the fact

01:06:36.540 that business

01:06:38.160 is the most powerful

01:06:40.260 platform for ministry

01:06:41.720 and so we can take

01:06:43.340 these products

01:06:43.820 that God has given us

01:06:45.240 and bring it

01:06:45.800 to the rest of America

01:06:46.560 in new delicious ways

01:06:47.960 and really be able

01:06:50.040 to change people's lives

01:06:52.540 through business.

01:06:53.260 And so working together

01:06:54.520 this year,

01:06:55.460 we've launched

01:06:56.080 into two regions

01:06:57.680 of Costco,

01:06:58.580 two regions

01:06:58.880 of Whole Foods,

01:06:59.740 Wegmans,

01:07:00.720 and a handful

01:07:01.380 of other retailers

01:07:02.480 and God has just been

01:07:04.640 very, very good

01:07:05.440 to us this year

01:07:06.060 and it's been

01:07:06.580 an amazing journey

01:07:07.680 since we started.

01:07:08.560 So you're in Wegmans

01:07:09.260 and who else?

01:07:10.300 Costco,

01:07:11.020 Wegmans,

01:07:11.780 Whole Foods,

01:07:12.740 and a few others.

01:07:13.720 Whole Foods too.

01:07:14.520 Yes.

01:07:14.780 This is about to be

01:07:15.620 in my mouth as well.

01:07:16.360 Yeah, I know.

01:07:16.840 It's just Parker's

01:07:17.720 maple cotton candy.

01:07:20.320 There's two quotes

01:07:21.180 on here

01:07:21.500 which I think are great.

01:07:22.840 114 servings,

01:07:24.040 calories per serving.

01:07:25.720 The biggest serving

01:07:26.340 of the best tasting

01:07:27.200 114 calories ever.

01:07:29.520 Mark Cuban said that.

01:07:31.320 Wow.

01:07:31.420 And then there's

01:07:31.740 another quote

01:07:32.360 underneath your signature

01:07:33.400 and your little face.

01:07:35.840 Let's see.

01:07:36.580 When I first produced

01:07:37.240 my first bottle

01:07:37.880 of Parker's 100%

01:07:38.980 real maple syrup

01:07:39.880 as an 11-year-old

01:07:41.320 in 2009,

01:07:41.900 I saw a day

01:07:42.500 when it could cover

01:07:44.120 the earth.

01:07:44.760 Okay, just most pancakes

01:07:46.080 and waffles in America.

01:07:47.600 Parker's real maple butter

01:07:48.640 and real maple cotton candy

01:07:50.660 soon followed

01:07:51.320 and I knew it had

01:07:52.380 to be shared.

01:07:53.300 Made from real cane sugar,

01:07:54.520 real maple sugar.

01:07:55.360 Hope you enjoy

01:07:55.860 the delicious, smooth,

01:07:56.640 not too sweet,

01:07:57.260 100% maple cotton candy.

01:08:00.000 Your taste buds

01:08:00.640 will never forget.

01:08:01.500 Then you sign it

01:08:02.200 and underneath it says

01:08:03.060 John 15 5.

01:08:04.600 Yes.

01:08:05.440 What is John 15 5?

01:08:06.920 So it's,

01:08:07.940 I am the branches,

01:08:09.480 you are the,

01:08:09.780 I am the vine,

01:08:10.960 you are the branches.

01:08:11.960 Whoever abides in me

01:08:12.920 and I in him,

01:08:13.540 he it is that bears much fruit.

01:08:15.220 For part from me,

01:08:16.620 you can do nothing.

01:08:17.960 And so it's just,

01:08:19.000 it's something that

01:08:19.800 when I was 15

01:08:21.060 and designed

01:08:21.520 our first package,

01:08:22.740 it was something

01:08:23.280 that I put on there

01:08:24.060 and it was,

01:08:25.880 it was just,

01:08:27.180 to me it was like

01:08:27.920 this company,

01:08:29.220 there's no reason

01:08:30.100 for my dad to say yes.

01:08:31.240 There's no reason

01:08:31.840 for the bank to say yes.

01:08:32.840 There's no reason

01:08:33.380 for all the people

01:08:34.480 who helped along the way

01:08:35.380 to say yes.

01:08:36.520 And every night

01:08:37.740 it was just me praying

01:08:38.660 like,

01:08:39.320 God please,

01:08:40.040 you know,

01:08:40.260 please open this door

01:08:41.400 and I'll do everything

01:08:42.340 I can to make this happen.

01:08:44.800 And he did

01:08:46.220 and he,

01:08:46.780 and it was just,

01:08:47.900 it truly showed

01:08:48.580 that when you

01:08:49.740 are willing to work hard

01:08:51.240 but also put praying

01:08:53.540 and faith first,

01:08:54.580 there's nothing

01:08:55.740 that God won't open

01:08:56.960 or make happen for you.

01:08:59.000 So.

01:08:59.320 That's great.

01:08:59.820 I mean,

01:09:00.060 it's,

01:09:00.400 so you see capitalism

01:09:01.740 be vilified so often

01:09:03.180 and then you hear

01:09:03.700 things like that.

01:09:04.460 I mean,

01:09:04.680 and also you eat things

01:09:06.340 like hot candy.

01:09:07.360 This is really good.

01:09:09.100 Oh my God.

01:09:09.720 Let me ask you this.

01:09:11.580 I've never had anything

01:09:12.640 like that before.

01:09:13.500 You realize when you hit

01:09:14.980 my age,

01:09:16.000 you're going to be fat like me

01:09:17.720 because there's absolutely

01:09:19.680 no way.

01:09:21.120 I used to be skinny like you.

01:09:22.360 I could eat anything.

01:09:23.540 And I was really impressed

01:09:24.560 with Allie

01:09:25.040 when I first started this

01:09:26.000 because I'm like,

01:09:26.400 wow,

01:09:26.620 chief marketing officer 20.

01:09:28.440 This is the marketing.

01:09:29.420 This is going to be

01:09:29.880 the easiest job in the world.

01:09:31.300 It is.

01:09:31.840 It's hot candy

01:09:32.900 made out of maple syrup.

01:09:34.340 This is really good.

01:09:35.320 It's really delicious

01:09:36.120 and it has that maple taste.

01:09:37.980 Right.

01:09:38.700 What's it like

01:09:39.300 trying to grow

01:09:39.980 a company like this?

01:09:41.360 I'm always fascinated

01:09:42.060 by these stories.

01:09:42.900 I'm addicted to that podcast,

01:09:44.560 How I Built That.

01:09:45.540 Have you guys listened to that?

01:09:46.240 Yes.

01:09:46.540 You guys would,

01:09:47.100 yeah,

01:09:47.260 it seems like you would be,

01:09:48.500 you should be on it.

01:09:49.880 But just going through

01:09:51.980 and taking it from,

01:09:54.080 hey,

01:09:54.260 I went on a school trip

01:09:55.480 and got maple syrup

01:09:57.360 and figured out how to make it

01:09:58.580 to get to Wegmans and Costco.

01:10:00.780 What is that process like?

01:10:01.660 And make the answer long

01:10:02.280 so I can eat this.

01:10:04.760 Well,

01:10:05.240 I mean,

01:10:06.140 a lot of it

01:10:06.800 is just getting the word out

01:10:08.020 that,

01:10:08.440 you know,

01:10:09.220 where we exist.

01:10:11.000 There's so many maple companies

01:10:12.260 already on the market

01:10:13.340 and what we're trying to do

01:10:14.320 is just kind of reinvent

01:10:15.380 the maple industry.

01:10:17.540 We're taking products

01:10:18.820 like maple syrup

01:10:20.180 and we're making it

01:10:21.520 into maple butter

01:10:22.120 and maple cotton candy.

01:10:23.300 Is maple,

01:10:23.980 excuse my ignorance,

01:10:25.200 is maple big

01:10:26.380 around the rest of the world?

01:10:27.740 So it's not around

01:10:28.620 the rest of the world,

01:10:29.800 but the Northeast

01:10:30.360 is definitely

01:10:31.060 the wheelhouse of it.

01:10:32.780 Right.

01:10:32.960 And then the rest of the country

01:10:33.980 is beginning to hop on board.

01:10:35.340 And so there was actually

01:10:36.740 a study done

01:10:37.300 by the University of Rhode Island

01:10:38.360 that said that,

01:10:39.080 you know,

01:10:39.420 maple's high in antioxidants,

01:10:41.100 has a lower glycemic index

01:10:43.120 than most honeys,

01:10:44.240 and they called it a superfood.

01:10:45.780 And so we just kind of hit it

01:10:47.480 where I had a passion

01:10:48.380 for real maple.

01:10:49.420 All of a sudden,

01:10:49.960 there's these health articles

01:10:50.720 coming out saying

01:10:51.440 that real maple's good for you

01:10:52.800 and it's actually,

01:10:53.740 you know,

01:10:53.860 if you're going to eat sugar,

01:10:54.720 you should eat maple.

01:10:56.180 And so we kind of hit that curve

01:10:58.780 right at the right time

01:10:59.720 and we have the right products

01:11:01.620 at the right time.

01:11:02.700 And so we've been able

01:11:03.340 to really get traction

01:11:04.720 through that.

01:11:05.800 And as you said,

01:11:06.580 I mean,

01:11:06.740 capitalism gets vilified so much

01:11:08.760 and when you look at companies

01:11:10.040 that even some of the ones

01:11:11.020 that you're just talking about

01:11:11.840 that are really good,

01:11:14.080 I mean,

01:11:14.300 Chick-fil-A,

01:11:15.740 I think that we do

01:11:16.960 a good job of this.

01:11:17.980 I think that they're,

01:11:18.860 like Nature Nates Honey

01:11:19.980 here in Dallas

01:11:20.700 puts God first.

01:11:23.480 There's a whole list of companies

01:11:25.920 that really do take capitalism

01:11:28.040 in the free markets

01:11:28.940 and turn it into something good

01:11:30.360 and benefit people's lives.

01:11:31.680 So that's what we really try to do.

01:11:34.300 That's what capitalism is supposed to be.

01:11:35.400 Yes.

01:11:35.660 It's supposed to be serving people.

01:11:38.840 Yeah.

01:11:39.100 You know what I want to do

01:11:39.760 is I want to take a big handful of this.

01:11:41.520 I want to put it in pancake batter

01:11:44.540 and then make the pancakes

01:11:45.800 with it inside.

01:11:47.040 Have you done this yet?

01:11:47.840 I have not tried that yet.

01:11:48.880 He's a food scientist.

01:11:50.860 I am.

01:11:51.380 He'd make you look like a rookie.

01:11:53.120 Thank you so much.

01:11:54.260 Yes.

01:11:54.460 Thanks for coming in.

01:11:55.300 Thank you so much.

01:11:55.860 Okay.

01:11:56.160 So if you don't,

01:11:57.040 give a website for people

01:11:58.240 who don't have it

01:11:58.740 in the grocery store.

01:11:59.320 It's parkersmaple.com.

01:12:00.640 It's parkersmaple.com.

01:12:02.220 And again,

01:12:02.540 it's in Costco

01:12:03.140 and Wegmans

01:12:03.800 and Whole Foods.

01:12:06.100 Sounds good to meet you guys.

01:12:07.960 Keep breaking all of the rules.

01:12:10.020 It's really,

01:12:10.840 I mean,

01:12:11.120 we are married young.

01:12:12.680 Yeah.

01:12:13.020 So there's hope for millennials.

01:12:14.400 I mean,

01:12:14.580 we're really trying to grow this company

01:12:16.540 and work hard to do it.

01:12:18.360 And then really,

01:12:20.160 there's hope for America.

01:12:21.940 You know,

01:12:22.120 we think that

01:12:23.180 if we can inspire

01:12:24.460 other young entrepreneurs

01:12:25.760 or people

01:12:26.260 who maybe don't have

01:12:27.640 what my dad was to me,

01:12:29.240 I think that we can,

01:12:30.980 you know,

01:12:31.460 help the next generation

01:12:32.440 really pursue free markets

01:12:34.000 and free people.

01:12:35.240 So if my son turns out

01:12:38.060 to be half as focused

01:12:40.360 as you are,

01:12:41.300 I will have done a great job.

01:12:43.220 Your father did amazing,

01:12:44.900 amazing work.

01:12:45.800 Thank you both for coming in.

01:12:46.680 Thank you.

01:12:46.980 It is parkersmaple.com.

01:12:56.220 Josh is on Twitter as well.

01:12:57.640 Josh C. Parker

01:12:58.240 and at parkersmaple.

01:13:00.920 Get this food

01:13:01.680 and put it in your mouth. 0.90

01:13:02.380 It's very good.

01:13:03.400 Really good.

01:13:04.040 It's my commercial.

01:13:04.920 And so good.

01:13:06.260 My son drinks it

01:13:07.180 right out of the bottle.

01:13:08.820 He is turning out

01:13:09.780 the same way.

01:13:10.500 Yeah.

01:13:10.640 I was just trying to fulfill that.

01:13:13.440 What I was drinking

01:13:14.000 right out of the bottle

01:13:14.780 was not from a tree.

01:13:16.980 Not from a tree.

01:13:18.200 But anyway,

01:13:18.820 most Americans only have

01:13:19.960 a couple of days

01:13:20.620 of non-perishable food

01:13:21.560 in their homes.

01:13:22.700 How long does this stuff last?

01:13:23.880 If it's sitting on the shelf?

01:13:25.300 Nine months.

01:13:25.660 Nine months.

01:13:26.380 Okay.

01:13:27.180 Nine minutes.

01:13:29.100 If an emergency strikes,

01:13:30.660 grocery store shelves

01:13:31.700 are typically bare

01:13:32.780 within hours

01:13:33.540 and relief sometimes

01:13:34.740 takes weeks to show up.

01:13:36.800 If at all.

01:13:37.700 There is a better way.

01:13:38.700 Having food storage

01:13:39.620 and for an emergency scenario,

01:13:41.380 think about the people

01:13:42.140 not only just in Puerto Rico

01:13:43.640 or in Texas,

01:13:44.400 but think about the people

01:13:45.280 who are leaving

01:13:46.140 their homes

01:13:47.880 because they were

01:13:48.500 burning down.

01:13:49.080 They lost everything.

01:13:50.660 Now they are without a home.

01:13:52.440 They're without any clothes

01:13:53.420 or without anything

01:13:54.240 and they're living in a hotel

01:13:56.220 trying to figure out

01:13:57.100 how are they going to pay

01:13:57.940 for the hotel

01:13:58.580 and dinner every night,

01:13:59.860 et cetera, et cetera.

01:14:01.080 My Patriot Supply

01:14:02.140 has this food storage

01:14:04.200 that is really light

01:14:05.520 and easy to move.

01:14:06.880 If you had to move quickly,

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01:14:09.200 into the back of the car

01:14:10.060 and you go

01:14:10.620 and you don't have to worry

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01:14:29.500 at preparewithglenn.com.

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01:14:35.960 Glenn, back.

01:14:37.100 Glenn, back.

01:14:47.920 I absolutely love those guys.

01:14:51.100 I mean, Joshua has been

01:14:52.600 on the program before

01:14:55.100 and please go to,

01:14:57.380 what is their website?

01:14:59.300 parkersmaple.com.

01:15:00.220 parkersmaple.com.

01:15:01.240 Go there and really,

01:15:03.080 their maple syrup

01:15:03.700 is unbelievable.

01:15:06.180 It's just unbelievable.

01:15:07.900 And it's all pure

01:15:08.960 and organic

01:15:09.560 and everything else.

01:15:11.260 This cotton candy is,

01:15:12.900 I don't even,

01:15:13.380 I guess you could just

01:15:14.040 order it online

01:15:14.680 if you don't have a Wegmans

01:15:15.720 or, well, Costco has it

01:15:17.580 so you'd have a Costco.

01:15:18.940 I've never had anything

01:15:19.500 like that.

01:15:20.580 It's like,

01:15:20.980 it's cotton candy.

01:15:21.260 No, you know,

01:15:21.720 it's weird.

01:15:22.340 There's this cotton candy

01:15:23.880 thing is catching on.

01:15:26.740 Remember we had

01:15:27.580 a Christmas party

01:15:28.780 or something

01:15:29.260 and a woman

01:15:30.680 was making specialty

01:15:31.920 cotton candy,

01:15:32.840 remember?

01:15:33.180 Kind of, yeah, yeah.

01:15:33.700 Yeah, it was at our house.

01:15:34.880 It was a friend of a friend

01:15:35.940 and she makes this cotton candy 1.00

01:15:37.640 in all different flavors

01:15:38.360 and so it's starting

01:15:39.860 to catch on.

01:15:40.960 This is the first time

01:15:41.440 I've ever had

01:15:41.880 maple syrup cotton candy

01:15:43.080 and it's really good.

01:15:45.320 It's really good.

01:15:47.760 But I just love

01:15:49.820 their story.

01:15:51.000 I love their spirit

01:15:52.060 and, you know,

01:15:53.720 why boycott

01:15:54.500 when you can

01:15:55.120 do something great

01:15:56.460 and just help them out?

01:15:59.100 parkersmaple.com.

01:16:00.620 Glenn, back.

01:16:03.700 It was supposed to be

01:16:13.320 just a routine

01:16:14.020 reconnaissance mission

01:16:14.980 but four American soldiers

01:16:16.560 have been killed.

01:16:18.360 It happened last week

01:16:20.060 in Niger.

01:16:22.420 Did you even know

01:16:23.200 we had people there?

01:16:24.340 Did you know

01:16:24.620 we had soldiers

01:16:25.360 operating in Niger?

01:16:26.240 I think we are suffering

01:16:28.600 from content inflation,

01:16:31.040 a fire hydrant

01:16:32.000 of so much useless information

01:16:33.600 and juvenile bickering

01:16:34.760 that we actually

01:16:36.120 are missing the stories

01:16:37.080 that are important.

01:16:39.860 The U.S.

01:16:40.780 has 800 troops

01:16:41.780 stationed in Niger

01:16:42.680 to help train

01:16:43.500 Niger's military

01:16:44.400 and help gather

01:16:45.420 intelligence

01:16:46.120 in the fight

01:16:47.340 against Al-Qaeda

01:16:48.340 and other terrorist

01:16:49.480 groups in the region.

01:16:50.200 So we had a dozen

01:16:51.860 Green Berets,

01:16:53.120 20 Niger soldiers.

01:16:54.500 They're on a

01:16:54.800 reconnaissance mission.

01:16:56.420 They were ambushed

01:16:57.300 by terrorists

01:16:57.920 driving a pickup truck

01:16:59.320 and mounted

01:16:59.840 with machine guns.

01:17:01.400 The firefight?

01:17:03.040 Over in 30 minutes.

01:17:04.540 When it was over,

01:17:05.400 four Green Berets

01:17:06.640 lay dead,

01:17:07.560 two others wounded,

01:17:09.140 four Niger soldiers

01:17:10.240 also killed.

01:17:11.840 Pentagon is now

01:17:12.580 investigating the incident

01:17:13.520 but officials believe

01:17:14.640 Al-Qaeda was responsible 0.99

01:17:15.620 for the attack.

01:17:16.940 The terrorist group

01:17:17.720 operates along the border

01:17:19.120 there between Niger

01:17:20.120 and Mali

01:17:20.720 where the soldiers

01:17:22.920 were.

01:17:24.280 The U.S.

01:17:24.820 Defense Department

01:17:25.500 attempts to follow

01:17:27.360 what is known as

01:17:28.880 the golden hour standard.

01:17:30.620 I had never heard of this

01:17:31.620 but it's one of those

01:17:33.000 things that I think

01:17:34.160 makes us really great.

01:17:35.880 Our military tries

01:17:36.800 to rescue a wounded

01:17:37.880 soldier within an hour

01:17:39.220 of being wounded.

01:17:40.860 That obviously

01:17:41.740 didn't happen

01:17:42.400 in Benghazi.

01:17:45.540 One U.S.

01:17:46.400 general said

01:17:46.940 it's not possible

01:17:47.960 to have the golden

01:17:48.820 hour standard

01:17:49.540 in Africa.

01:17:50.880 Now Benghazi

01:17:51.580 is different

01:17:52.240 because of the Gulf

01:17:53.340 but in parts of Africa

01:17:56.020 it is so remote

01:17:57.480 and especially

01:17:58.780 where these soldiers

01:17:59.820 were.

01:18:00.860 It's landlocked

01:18:01.840 mostly a deserted

01:18:02.760 a desert nation

01:18:04.460 deserted of any kind

01:18:06.140 of people.

01:18:06.820 It's about twice

01:18:08.000 the size of Texas

01:18:09.320 and where they were

01:18:11.560 operating was very

01:18:12.620 very remote

01:18:13.340 and it leaves

01:18:15.240 the soldiers

01:18:16.220 vulnerable to

01:18:17.200 ambushes.

01:18:19.200 We, by the way,

01:18:20.200 did not pick them up.

01:18:22.680 French helicopters

01:18:23.700 finally arrived.

01:18:24.920 They were 275 miles

01:18:26.300 away.

01:18:28.020 Some soldiers

01:18:28.860 say that in this area

01:18:30.420 the standard rescue

01:18:31.480 wait time

01:18:32.080 is not an hour.

01:18:33.660 It's closer to

01:18:34.520 10 hours.

01:18:37.140 Just a note.

01:18:38.920 These are the first

01:18:39.820 American troops

01:18:40.440 to die in the

01:18:41.600 counterterrorism effort

01:18:42.660 in Niger

01:18:43.220 where the U.S. 0.75

01:18:44.160 has been

01:18:44.620 since 2015.

01:18:48.640 Why isn't this story

01:18:49.880 more prominent?

01:18:51.880 Do we care?

01:18:54.300 Do we care where

01:18:55.320 our soldiers

01:18:55.780 even are anymore?

01:18:56.740 Or are we just

01:18:58.860 too busy talking

01:18:59.800 about kneeling

01:19:01.200 during the national

01:19:01.940 anthem,

01:19:02.640 oppressive statues,

01:19:04.020 Melania Trump's

01:19:05.020 footwear,

01:19:06.080 empathy tents?

01:19:08.240 You know,

01:19:08.600 there's a lot more

01:19:10.680 at stake here.

01:19:11.640 People are fighting

01:19:12.580 and dying for our

01:19:13.820 rights,

01:19:14.240 which most of us

01:19:15.400 don't even understand

01:19:16.880 or know the first

01:19:18.280 thing about.

01:19:19.900 And our way of life,

01:19:21.720 they're fighting

01:19:22.860 for that.

01:19:25.360 They're fighting

01:19:26.180 for our way of life,

01:19:27.860 which it seems

01:19:29.680 on some days

01:19:30.580 at least half

01:19:32.320 the country

01:19:32.840 is trying to

01:19:34.280 destroy

01:19:34.780 themselves.

01:19:38.680 Are we

01:19:39.340 suicide?

01:19:40.680 Are we on a

01:19:41.100 suicide path?

01:19:43.920 Are we just

01:19:44.880 tired of the

01:19:46.000 news?

01:19:47.640 Or are we

01:19:48.460 ignoring it

01:19:49.320 altogether?

01:19:59.640 It's Thursday,

01:20:00.800 October 12th.

01:20:01.840 This is the

01:20:02.500 Glenn Beck

01:20:03.040 program.

01:20:07.640 Rush Limbaugh

01:20:08.640 came out

01:20:09.360 yesterday

01:20:09.860 yesterday

01:20:09.880 with a

01:20:10.540 pretty

01:20:11.440 powerful

01:20:11.980 statement

01:20:12.480 on the

01:20:15.020 NFL

01:20:15.500 and

01:20:16.240 Donald

01:20:16.520 Trump.

01:20:17.620 Here's

01:20:18.220 the first cut.

01:20:20.560 There's a

01:20:21.300 part of this

01:20:21.900 story that's

01:20:22.540 starting to

01:20:23.020 make me

01:20:23.440 nervous,

01:20:24.100 and it's

01:20:24.940 this.

01:20:25.760 I am

01:20:26.500 very

01:20:27.000 uncomfortable

01:20:27.700 with the

01:20:29.660 president of

01:20:30.400 the United

01:20:30.900 States

01:20:31.440 being able

01:20:32.360 to dictate

01:20:33.200 the behavior

01:20:34.840 and power

01:20:35.660 the behavior

01:20:37.240 of anybody.

01:20:39.020 That's not

01:20:39.620 where this

01:20:40.020 should be

01:20:40.340 coming from.

01:20:41.200 Trump is

01:20:41.580 continually

01:20:42.080 tweeting,

01:20:42.620 and I know

01:20:42.940 what he's

01:20:43.340 doing,

01:20:43.780 and I

01:20:43.940 understand

01:20:44.320 why he's

01:20:44.960 doing it,

01:20:45.460 and his

01:20:45.780 motives are

01:20:46.300 pure,

01:20:46.620 don't

01:20:46.780 misunderstand,

01:20:47.100 but I

01:20:48.520 don't think

01:20:49.280 that it is

01:20:51.240 useful or

01:20:52.020 helpful for

01:20:53.060 any employee

01:20:54.060 anywhere to

01:20:54.920 be forced to

01:20:56.020 do something

01:20:56.600 because the

01:20:57.780 government says

01:20:58.980 they must.

01:20:59.540 That scares

01:21:00.020 the hell out of

01:21:00.440 me.

01:21:00.560 this should

01:21:01.940 come from

01:21:02.720 the league

01:21:03.340 as it looks

01:21:04.640 like Goodell

01:21:05.460 wants it to.

01:21:06.180 The owners

01:21:07.240 should be

01:21:07.720 demanding this,

01:21:08.420 not the

01:21:08.780 president.

01:21:09.880 The commissioner

01:21:10.720 should be

01:21:11.240 demanding this,

01:21:12.320 not the

01:21:12.660 president.

01:21:13.440 We don't

01:21:13.740 want the 0.55

01:21:14.040 president being

01:21:14.600 able to

01:21:15.060 demand anybody

01:21:16.100 that he's

01:21:16.560 unhappy with

01:21:17.360 behave in a

01:21:18.160 way he

01:21:18.840 requires.

01:21:20.120 That's scary

01:21:21.600 to me,

01:21:22.500 even if the

01:21:23.160 president's

01:21:23.660 somebody I

01:21:24.160 happen to

01:21:24.600 like.

01:21:25.140 This is a

01:21:25.780 workplace

01:21:26.300 issue.

01:21:27.480 It's the

01:21:27.920 owners and

01:21:28.680 the league

01:21:29.120 that let

01:21:29.620 this get

01:21:30.280 out of

01:21:30.680 hand because

01:21:31.280 they didn't

01:21:31.760 know how

01:21:32.040 to deal

01:21:32.340 with it

01:21:32.640 or were

01:21:32.920 afraid to.

01:21:34.720 Here's

01:21:35.200 the second

01:21:35.840 cut.

01:21:38.020 If this

01:21:38.720 is going

01:21:39.040 to be

01:21:39.280 made to

01:21:39.820 work,

01:21:40.520 the players

01:21:41.100 are going

01:21:41.540 to have

01:21:41.780 to be

01:21:42.020 told who

01:21:42.440 the boss

01:21:42.880 is,

01:21:43.340 and they're

01:21:43.820 going to

01:21:44.020 have to

01:21:44.280 be given

01:21:44.640 specific

01:21:45.400 workplace

01:21:46.260 rules and

01:21:47.500 regulations

01:21:48.100 that they

01:21:49.140 know has

01:21:49.900 nothing to

01:21:50.640 do with

01:21:51.060 the Constitution,

01:21:51.980 the First

01:21:52.300 Amendment,

01:21:52.740 freedom of

01:21:53.120 speech.

01:21:53.740 If you

01:21:54.280 want to

01:21:54.700 work for

01:21:55.320 the Tampa

01:21:55.760 Bay

01:21:56.100 Buccaneers,

01:21:56.880 you are

01:21:57.180 going to

01:21:57.460 stand for

01:21:57.980 the anthem.

01:21:58.620 If you

01:21:59.040 want to

01:21:59.360 work for

01:21:59.720 the Dallas

01:22:00.240 Cowboys,

01:22:01.020 you're going

01:22:01.500 to stand

01:22:01.820 for the

01:22:02.100 anthem.

01:22:02.320 But I'm

01:22:02.920 really nervous

01:22:03.840 if all that

01:22:04.800 happens because

01:22:05.380 the President

01:22:06.020 makes it

01:22:06.520 happen.

01:22:07.000 He can

01:22:07.640 make it

01:22:08.040 happen by

01:22:08.520 forcing the

01:22:09.100 owners,

01:22:09.840 but this

01:22:10.280 is a

01:22:10.620 slippery

01:22:10.940 slope.

01:22:11.420 No,

01:22:12.040 it's a cliff.

01:22:13.540 It's a cliff.

01:22:14.540 And we

01:22:15.200 went over

01:22:15.760 that cliff

01:22:16.300 again yesterday

01:22:17.120 with the

01:22:17.620 President and

01:22:19.100 his Twitter

01:22:19.840 comments about

01:22:20.520 NBC and

01:22:21.980 saying that

01:22:22.840 NBC, we

01:22:24.080 should start

01:22:24.480 looking into

01:22:24.960 their broadcast

01:22:25.440 license.

01:22:26.200 First of all,

01:22:26.840 Mr.

01:22:27.080 President,

01:22:27.420 they don't

01:22:27.780 have one.

01:22:28.740 That's not

01:22:29.140 the way it

01:22:29.580 works.

01:22:30.480 But second

01:22:31.000 of all,

01:22:31.600 people like

01:22:33.140 Rush Limbaugh

01:22:33.820 and me and

01:22:34.780 you should be

01:22:36.300 very, very

01:22:37.200 concerned about

01:22:38.700 a group of

01:22:39.980 people cheering

01:22:41.680 on a

01:22:42.980 President who

01:22:43.780 says, I

01:22:44.760 don't agree

01:22:45.560 with their

01:22:46.080 facts, and

01:22:48.360 so I'm going

01:22:49.100 to use the

01:22:49.620 government's

01:22:50.180 power to

01:22:50.880 shut down or

01:22:51.920 regulate that

01:22:53.600 particular media

01:22:54.680 outlet.

01:22:55.740 If you don't

01:22:56.660 like their

01:22:57.040 facts, then

01:22:58.020 you have to

01:22:58.620 contest their

01:22:59.300 facts.

01:22:59.860 If you say,

01:23:01.060 well, I can't

01:23:01.800 contest their

01:23:02.440 facts, well,

01:23:03.500 then you've

01:23:04.260 got to come

01:23:04.660 up with a

01:23:05.380 better media

01:23:06.480 system, which

01:23:07.800 you know, a

01:23:09.240 lot of people

01:23:09.680 have been

01:23:09.900 trying.

01:23:11.240 I don't

01:23:11.920 know if it

01:23:12.300 can be

01:23:12.580 done.

01:23:13.740 It's like

01:23:14.440 herding cats

01:23:15.360 trying to

01:23:15.920 get conservatives

01:23:16.660 to stand

01:23:17.300 together.

01:23:19.560 But that's

01:23:20.400 the way you

01:23:20.780 do it.

01:23:21.520 You don't

01:23:21.980 regulate people

01:23:22.840 because the

01:23:23.480 first voice

01:23:24.140 that will be

01:23:24.520 lost will be

01:23:25.260 Rush Limbaugh's.

01:23:28.100 The government

01:23:29.020 has got to

01:23:30.600 stay out of

01:23:31.760 business.

01:23:32.700 We didn't

01:23:33.500 like it when

01:23:34.040 Barack Obama

01:23:34.700 was getting

01:23:35.140 us involved

01:23:35.680 with business

01:23:36.880 on green

01:23:37.800 issues.

01:23:39.160 Starting to

01:23:39.940 get involved

01:23:40.400 with GM.

01:23:42.960 I lost a

01:23:44.180 million dollars.

01:23:45.080 I canceled

01:23:45.560 a General

01:23:46.220 Motors

01:23:46.580 contract.

01:23:48.280 I was doing

01:23:49.240 live commercials

01:23:50.060 for General

01:23:50.600 Motors.

01:23:51.000 Do you know

01:23:51.240 how long

01:23:51.840 people waited

01:23:52.620 to try to

01:23:53.520 get General

01:23:54.040 Motors onto

01:23:54.720 talk radio?

01:23:57.020 I canceled

01:23:58.080 that because

01:23:59.580 I was

01:23:59.860 uncomfortable

01:24:00.400 with General

01:24:01.040 Motors getting

01:24:01.880 in bed with

01:24:02.580 the federal

01:24:02.960 government.

01:24:03.480 the federal

01:24:05.940 government has

01:24:06.620 nothing to

01:24:07.520 do with

01:24:08.260 our jobs.

01:24:09.600 Less

01:24:09.900 regulation.

01:24:11.820 How is it

01:24:12.740 the president

01:24:13.340 is inserting

01:24:15.160 himself in

01:24:16.880 almost everybody's

01:24:18.360 personal life?

01:24:20.260 It's not just

01:24:21.160 this guy.

01:24:21.780 It was the

01:24:22.120 last guy and

01:24:23.080 the guy before

01:24:23.640 that.

01:24:27.360 Stay out of

01:24:28.860 our lives.

01:24:30.020 you know,

01:24:33.500 here we have

01:24:34.220 these guys

01:24:34.600 dying in

01:24:35.180 Niger and 0.98

01:24:36.780 we don't even

01:24:37.940 know the

01:24:38.240 rights that

01:24:38.720 they're fighting

01:24:39.400 for.

01:24:39.940 What is

01:24:40.100 honestly,

01:24:41.400 what are we

01:24:42.420 fighting for?

01:24:45.160 Truth.

01:24:46.000 Well,

01:24:46.740 the president

01:24:47.240 says what NBC

01:24:48.020 reported the

01:24:48.620 other day was

01:24:49.020 not true.

01:24:49.860 I mean,

01:24:51.120 he had people

01:24:51.640 in his own

01:24:52.360 cabinet that

01:24:53.300 were part of

01:24:53.860 that story.

01:24:54.660 I mean,

01:24:54.920 it looked

01:24:55.420 pretty true.

01:24:56.340 And if it's

01:24:56.820 not,

01:24:57.680 sue them.

01:24:58.300 Well,

01:25:00.360 he can't.

01:25:00.960 I mean,

01:25:01.440 you know,

01:25:01.780 look,

01:25:02.080 it's a they 1.00

01:25:03.280 may have been

01:25:03.880 sourced well,

01:25:04.720 but they were

01:25:05.140 mainly unnamed

01:25:06.420 sources.

01:25:07.580 They and you

01:25:08.460 can't the

01:25:08.820 president of the

01:25:09.200 United States

01:25:09.500 got to sue

01:25:10.160 NBC News.

01:25:11.100 And that's

01:25:11.700 what the

01:25:12.520 president shouldn't

01:25:13.780 the president

01:25:14.380 shouldn't.

01:25:15.160 But I mean,

01:25:16.280 geez,

01:25:16.960 the press is not

01:25:18.100 more powerful than

01:25:18.900 the president of

01:25:19.520 the United States.

01:25:20.620 Stop.

01:25:21.500 How is the

01:25:22.280 most powerful man

01:25:23.280 on the planet

01:25:23.860 all of a sudden

01:25:24.400 a victim?

01:25:25.580 Well,

01:25:25.740 but this is how

01:25:26.340 he handles that,

01:25:27.180 right?

01:25:27.380 his way of

01:25:28.440 handling when

01:25:29.540 he gets what

01:25:30.380 he feels is

01:25:31.260 a raw deal

01:25:32.080 is to tweet

01:25:32.760 about these

01:25:33.140 things.

01:25:33.880 Unfortunately,

01:25:34.280 he's not grounded

01:25:35.160 in the

01:25:35.460 Constitution enough

01:25:36.420 to to think

01:25:38.300 that that would

01:25:39.220 be inappropriate.

01:25:39.760 I mean,

01:25:40.020 he's he got hit

01:25:40.740 by Rush Limbaugh.

01:25:42.560 That was,

01:25:42.980 I think,

01:25:43.840 a related issue

01:25:44.600 when it comes

01:25:45.800 to the the

01:25:46.740 NFL situation.

01:25:48.320 Yes.

01:25:48.640 He was hit by

01:25:49.880 a few talk show

01:25:51.280 hosts and such

01:25:51.960 yesterday.

01:25:52.340 We'll look at

01:25:52.920 that and say,

01:25:53.420 wait a minute.

01:25:54.640 The First 0.99

01:25:55.020 Amendment is

01:25:55.360 important not

01:25:56.040 just to liberals.

01:25:56.820 It's important

01:25:57.400 to everybody.

01:25:58.640 It's important

01:25:59.200 to all of us

01:26:00.000 and the

01:26:00.760 mainstream media

01:26:01.420 who is now

01:26:02.300 all of a sudden

01:26:03.040 on the First

01:26:03.620 Amendment

01:26:03.860 bandwagon like

01:26:04.860 crazy that

01:26:05.520 Donald Trump

01:26:05.980 is president.

01:26:06.700 Now they love

01:26:07.380 it.

01:26:07.780 Yeah,

01:26:07.980 they love it.

01:26:08.720 And they

01:26:09.460 don't think

01:26:10.600 we're stupid. 0.90

01:26:11.480 We know

01:26:12.140 when their

01:26:12.580 guy comes

01:26:13.200 in,

01:26:13.960 what's going

01:26:14.360 to happen?

01:26:15.140 Their guy

01:26:15.900 is going

01:26:16.460 to say

01:26:17.080 talk radio

01:26:17.860 talk radio

01:26:18.480 has got to

01:26:18.980 go.

01:26:19.340 They're just

01:26:19.600 filling it

01:26:20.040 with lies.

01:26:20.760 We need

01:26:21.100 to regulate

01:26:21.540 the Internet

01:26:22.060 because how

01:26:23.560 do you know

01:26:24.020 when people

01:26:24.380 know we

01:26:25.320 don't regulate

01:26:26.160 people.

01:26:26.840 We don't

01:26:27.140 license people

01:26:27.960 like that.

01:26:28.480 We don't

01:26:28.840 do that.

01:26:30.040 This is

01:26:30.340 America.

01:26:31.240 And unless

01:26:32.260 we stand

01:26:33.020 together on

01:26:34.140 the Constitution,

01:26:34.860 we'll have

01:26:36.320 zero credibility

01:26:37.700 to be able

01:26:38.680 to make the

01:26:39.480 argument.

01:26:40.340 We should be

01:26:41.000 the ones who

01:26:41.680 are the loudest

01:26:42.600 in defense of

01:26:43.660 this.

01:26:44.360 But if you

01:26:44.660 looked at the

01:26:45.560 media from

01:26:46.380 the right

01:26:46.940 yesterday,

01:26:47.380 there was

01:26:48.200 barely a

01:26:49.020 mention of

01:26:49.520 this.

01:26:50.720 Yeah,

01:26:50.860 I mean,

01:26:51.060 a lot from

01:26:51.580 the mainstream

01:26:51.940 media,

01:26:52.260 but not

01:26:52.580 the other

01:26:52.820 way.

01:26:53.440 It's

01:26:53.800 interesting.

01:26:54.320 And that's

01:26:54.340 wrong.

01:26:54.820 Yeah.

01:26:55.060 And I think

01:26:55.500 a lot of

01:26:55.740 people get

01:26:56.100 caught in

01:26:56.560 that trap

01:26:57.040 of,

01:26:58.180 well,

01:26:59.700 the mainstream

01:27:00.120 media is

01:27:00.500 really annoying.

01:27:02.220 I mean,

01:27:02.440 they're actually

01:27:03.400 really terrible

01:27:04.280 to us.

01:27:04.720 And they

01:27:05.300 beat us

01:27:05.780 up all the

01:27:06.240 time.

01:27:06.660 Yeah,

01:27:06.780 they are.

01:27:07.260 And all

01:27:08.160 of that is

01:27:08.600 true.

01:27:09.560 However,

01:27:10.120 it's still

01:27:10.520 protected

01:27:10.880 speech.

01:27:11.860 And the

01:27:12.140 concept,

01:27:12.780 the principle

01:27:13.280 of the

01:27:13.720 First Amendment

01:27:14.140 is way,

01:27:15.500 way more

01:27:15.880 important than

01:27:16.320 some,

01:27:16.640 by the way,

01:27:17.340 meaningless

01:27:18.060 article from

01:27:18.960 NBC that

01:27:19.800 did nothing.

01:27:21.160 It was yet,

01:27:22.060 one meaningless

01:27:23.860 article where

01:27:24.400 they said he

01:27:25.360 saw a chart

01:27:26.640 in a meeting,

01:27:27.780 and I know

01:27:28.360 the chart he's

01:27:28.760 talking about,

01:27:29.260 which shows

01:27:29.680 the nuclear

01:27:32.120 arsenal of

01:27:33.000 us versus the 0.98

01:27:33.900 Soviet Union,

01:27:34.420 now Russia,

01:27:35.400 and how you

01:27:36.180 see the

01:27:36.520 increase,

01:27:37.120 you see Russia

01:27:37.680 gets ahead of

01:27:38.260 us after a

01:27:39.320 while,

01:27:39.600 and they have

01:27:40.220 a few more

01:27:40.760 nuclear weapons

01:27:41.440 than we do

01:27:41.860 after a long

01:27:42.780 decrease.

01:27:43.440 And he said,

01:27:43.920 well,

01:27:44.020 why don't we

01:27:44.340 have more?

01:27:45.200 We should have

01:27:45.600 ten times more

01:27:46.400 than them.

01:27:46.800 Now,

01:27:47.540 even if he

01:27:48.020 said that,

01:27:49.460 it could easily

01:27:51.440 be taken as an

01:27:52.080 offhanded comment,

01:27:53.120 not actual policy.

01:27:54.880 Exactly.

01:27:55.440 The reason it was

01:27:56.320 reported,

01:27:56.820 it was supposedly

01:27:58.060 the conversation

01:27:59.860 that led to

01:28:00.960 Rex Tillerson

01:28:01.560 calling him an

01:28:02.560 effing moron, 0.91

01:28:03.580 but even that

01:28:04.540 is not confirmed

01:28:05.720 that it's true.

01:28:07.020 The point here

01:28:07.780 is that this is

01:28:08.760 meaningless nonsense

01:28:10.040 that is so far

01:28:11.460 below what he

01:28:12.880 should be caring

01:28:13.560 about right now,

01:28:14.300 and instead

01:28:16.340 he not only

01:28:17.480 attacks them,

01:28:18.980 which to me

01:28:19.460 is pointless,

01:28:20.240 you want to do

01:28:20.680 it, fine,

01:28:21.180 okay, whatever,

01:28:21.940 but I understand

01:28:22.680 it, but then

01:28:23.040 to go and

01:28:24.020 attack him in a

01:28:25.320 way that is

01:28:25.840 not factually

01:28:27.240 accurate,

01:28:28.440 they don't have

01:28:29.120 a broadcast

01:28:29.580 license,

01:28:30.580 and is also

01:28:31.320 against the

01:28:32.100 Constitution,

01:28:33.240 and can you

01:28:34.000 imagine what

01:28:35.820 would have

01:28:36.140 happened if

01:28:36.720 Barack Obama

01:28:37.480 came out and

01:28:38.080 said, I'm

01:28:38.480 taking away the

01:28:39.260 license of Fox

01:28:40.940 News Channel.

01:28:42.760 Now, of course,

01:28:43.200 they don't have

01:28:43.660 one, so he

01:28:44.160 would have

01:28:44.320 been wrong

01:28:44.840 on that.

01:28:46.080 He certainly

01:28:46.580 was critical,

01:28:47.380 but he never

01:28:47.860 went anywhere

01:28:49.420 close to doing

01:28:51.140 that.

01:28:51.580 Do you remember

01:28:51.600 how upset we

01:28:52.780 were when they

01:28:53.900 just said,

01:28:55.060 turn Fox off?

01:28:56.180 Yeah.

01:28:57.080 When we were

01:28:57.860 so upset,

01:28:58.420 how dare you

01:28:59.480 turn Fox off,

01:29:00.600 turn on Al Jazeera?

01:29:01.760 We were crazy.

01:29:03.240 Yeah.

01:29:04.080 Now, he's saying

01:29:05.120 we should look

01:29:06.280 into the license

01:29:07.300 of this,

01:29:08.240 and the tweets

01:29:09.240 from the right

01:29:09.980 are all the same.

01:29:11.360 They're all the

01:29:11.840 same.

01:29:12.140 They're all

01:29:13.920 saying the

01:29:14.320 same thing.

01:29:14.880 Well, so

01:29:15.340 you're for

01:29:15.800 lies.

01:29:16.280 No, I'm

01:29:16.780 not for

01:29:17.220 lies.

01:29:17.980 I'm not

01:29:18.360 for lies.

01:29:19.460 That's what

01:29:19.820 a libel

01:29:20.340 suit is for.

01:29:21.420 Right.

01:29:21.780 That's what

01:29:22.000 the court

01:29:22.420 system is

01:29:23.180 for.

01:29:23.660 When it

01:29:23.900 comes to

01:29:24.100 the

01:29:24.220 president

01:29:24.420 of the

01:29:24.560 United

01:29:24.680 States,

01:29:25.780 people are

01:29:26.580 going to

01:29:26.800 say things

01:29:27.240 that are

01:29:27.700 not true.

01:29:28.100 He knows

01:29:28.680 that.

01:29:29.280 He knows

01:29:29.900 that.

01:29:30.260 He's said

01:29:30.860 things many

01:29:31.560 times.

01:29:32.400 He's even

01:29:32.820 said...

01:29:33.080 Should we

01:29:33.420 look at

01:29:33.880 his license

01:29:34.800 when he

01:29:35.980 said that

01:29:36.700 Ted Cruz's

01:29:37.460 dad was

01:29:38.420 part of the

01:29:39.080 assassination

01:29:39.520 attempt of

01:29:40.320 Kennedy?

01:29:40.840 Come on,

01:29:41.420 man.

01:29:41.500 At the end

01:29:42.000 of the day,

01:29:42.460 what he

01:29:42.700 says there

01:29:43.300 at the end

01:29:43.840 of that is

01:29:44.140 like, look,

01:29:44.540 it was a

01:29:44.820 campaign and

01:29:45.280 we all

01:29:45.540 said he

01:29:45.780 did things.

01:29:46.460 And that's

01:29:46.840 the same

01:29:47.320 thing with

01:29:47.740 NBC News

01:29:48.200 now.

01:29:48.880 Just blow

01:29:49.380 it off.

01:29:49.780 Who cares

01:29:50.200 what these

01:29:50.480 people are

01:29:50.880 saying about

01:29:51.340 you?

01:29:51.640 Who cares?

01:29:54.240 I'm fascinated

01:29:55.120 about how

01:29:55.800 into this

01:29:56.480 he gets.

01:29:57.360 I know.

01:29:57.680 But I don't

01:29:58.340 think that's

01:29:58.760 the story.

01:30:00.520 And I don't

01:30:00.860 think it's

01:30:01.180 real either,

01:30:02.140 to be perfectly

01:30:03.100 honest about it.

01:30:03.800 It's really

01:30:04.540 terrible for

01:30:05.480 Donald Trump

01:30:05.920 as the

01:30:06.180 president of

01:30:06.500 the United

01:30:06.600 States to

01:30:07.040 be basically

01:30:08.320 saying the

01:30:09.040 First Amendment

01:30:09.660 for sources

01:30:10.480 that I don't

01:30:10.920 like doesn't

01:30:11.320 really apply.

01:30:12.340 Secondarily,

01:30:12.860 I don't think

01:30:13.380 he means it.

01:30:14.280 I don't think

01:30:14.680 he's going

01:30:14.980 to take any

01:30:15.480 action on

01:30:16.300 it.

01:30:17.220 No, he's

01:30:17.600 just stirring

01:30:17.960 it up.

01:30:18.280 He's just

01:30:18.660 stirring it up.

01:30:19.360 And I just

01:30:19.780 think it's

01:30:20.180 pointless.

01:30:20.660 I'd much

01:30:21.080 rather be

01:30:21.460 focusing on

01:30:22.360 something that

01:30:22.840 actually matters.

01:30:24.340 Well, the

01:30:25.380 reason why I

01:30:25.820 brought it up

01:30:26.200 so many times

01:30:26.760 today is because

01:30:27.760 there aren't a

01:30:28.980 lot of people

01:30:29.360 talking about it

01:30:30.020 on the right,

01:30:30.560 and we should

01:30:31.200 be leading

01:30:31.680 the charge.

01:30:32.400 Are we the

01:30:32.940 constitutionalists

01:30:33.960 or not?

01:30:34.580 You cannot

01:30:37.120 cede ground

01:30:39.240 on this.

01:30:40.180 You are the

01:30:41.020 constitutionalist.

01:30:42.800 You're the one

01:30:43.460 who's supposed

01:30:43.840 to stand up

01:30:44.680 and say,

01:30:45.480 wait, we

01:30:46.620 stand, protect

01:30:47.740 and defend

01:30:48.400 the Constitution

01:30:49.180 of the United

01:30:50.100 States.

01:30:51.160 And the

01:30:51.900 Constitution,

01:30:53.000 the First

01:30:53.580 Amendment,

01:30:54.260 gives me

01:30:54.940 five rights.

01:30:56.660 And one

01:30:57.580 of those

01:30:58.240 five in

01:30:58.960 the First

01:30:59.480 Amendment

01:30:59.860 is free

01:31:01.980 speech,

01:31:03.360 freedom of

01:31:04.200 the press.

01:31:05.940 That the

01:31:06.680 government

01:31:07.040 cannot do

01:31:07.920 anything

01:31:08.540 with freedom

01:31:09.820 of the

01:31:10.140 press.

01:31:12.280 To me,

01:31:13.140 that means

01:31:13.560 even licensing.

01:31:15.860 Now,

01:31:16.460 they got

01:31:16.700 around it

01:31:18.100 because FDR

01:31:19.360 was so

01:31:19.880 paranoid,

01:31:20.400 and he

01:31:21.020 wanted to

01:31:21.260 make sure

01:31:21.560 that he

01:31:21.880 could control

01:31:22.580 the broadcast

01:31:24.800 during the

01:31:25.480 Great Depression

01:31:26.060 and the

01:31:26.560 Second World

01:31:27.060 War,

01:31:27.560 that they

01:31:28.200 came up

01:31:28.780 with the

01:31:29.420 FCC

01:31:29.920 and the

01:31:30.980 free

01:31:31.660 airwaves

01:31:32.420 that belong

01:31:32.880 to all

01:31:33.340 the people.

01:31:35.160 That's how

01:31:35.680 they got

01:31:35.920 away with

01:31:36.300 it.

01:31:36.640 Well,

01:31:37.100 that's not

01:31:38.140 the case

01:31:38.560 anymore.

01:31:40.200 Cable,

01:31:41.100 Internet,

01:31:41.940 unless they

01:31:42.580 start to

01:31:42.980 regulate that,

01:31:43.700 and believe

01:31:44.320 me,

01:31:44.740 they will.

01:31:47.020 They're

01:31:47.460 licking 0.94

01:31:48.200 their chops

01:31:49.040 to do it.

01:31:49.580 What do you

01:31:49.920 think all

01:31:50.520 of this

01:31:50.760 stuff with

01:31:51.120 Facebook

01:31:51.540 is?

01:31:52.900 What do

01:31:53.100 you think

01:31:53.340 that is?

01:31:55.180 Net

01:31:55.400 neutrality?

01:31:56.080 Yeah,

01:31:56.240 they can't

01:31:56.640 control it.

01:31:57.280 They can't

01:31:57.760 control it.

01:31:58.240 We need

01:31:58.560 the government

01:31:58.980 to come

01:31:59.360 in and

01:31:59.600 control.

01:32:00.000 We need

01:32:00.280 to start

01:32:00.600 licensing

01:32:01.120 people.

01:32:02.360 You think

01:32:02.920 I'm going

01:32:03.300 to get

01:32:03.480 a license

01:32:03.960 to broadcast

01:32:04.820 on the

01:32:05.240 internet?

01:32:05.620 Do you

01:32:05.760 think you're

01:32:06.220 going to

01:32:06.400 get a license

01:32:06.900 to broadcast

01:32:07.400 on the

01:32:07.820 internet?

01:32:08.380 You think

01:32:08.660 Trump would

01:32:09.080 have had

01:32:09.340 one before

01:32:09.680 he was

01:32:09.960 president?

01:32:10.440 How does

01:32:10.700 he become

01:32:11.180 president?

01:32:12.280 How does

01:32:12.900 he become

01:32:13.500 president without

01:32:14.260 these freedoms?

01:32:15.060 He doesn't.

01:32:16.460 That's how he

01:32:17.160 was able to

01:32:17.840 speak his

01:32:18.380 mind freely,

01:32:19.000 and he won

01:32:19.600 him the

01:32:19.880 presidency.

01:32:20.620 These are

01:32:20.940 important

01:32:21.640 freedoms.

01:32:22.640 It's why

01:32:23.240 it's in the

01:32:23.760 First Amendment.

01:32:24.540 It's not even

01:32:24.980 like the

01:32:25.320 90th Amendment.

01:32:26.560 It's number

01:32:27.240 one.

01:32:27.680 with a

01:32:29.100 bullet for

01:32:29.820 a reason.

01:32:37.060 Are you

01:32:37.620 going to

01:32:37.780 do your

01:32:37.980 Casey

01:32:38.200 Kasem

01:32:38.520 impression

01:32:38.860 now?

01:32:40.980 Now,

01:32:41.400 on with

01:32:41.740 the

01:32:41.840 countdown.

01:32:42.900 Casper

01:32:43.200 has out

01:32:43.540 done

01:32:43.680 themselves

01:32:44.060 again.

01:32:45.220 Tanya

01:32:45.440 and I

01:32:45.680 were one

01:32:45.940 of the

01:32:46.120 first to

01:32:46.500 have the

01:32:46.800 new wave

01:32:47.160 mattress

01:32:47.540 from

01:32:47.900 Casper

01:32:48.420 and love

01:32:49.680 it.

01:32:50.560 What

01:32:50.920 Casper

01:32:51.280 did is

01:32:51.580 they collected

01:32:52.020 data from

01:32:52.580 three years

01:32:53.360 of feedback,

01:32:55.200 foam research,

01:32:56.340 sleep science,

01:32:57.100 all the

01:32:57.580 stuff that

01:32:57.940 people are

01:32:58.580 creating in

01:33:00.020 the science

01:33:00.540 realm,

01:33:01.440 and then

01:33:02.080 listening to

01:33:02.480 their customer.

01:33:03.360 And they've

01:33:04.280 come up with

01:33:04.760 the wave.

01:33:05.600 Now,

01:33:05.780 this is a

01:33:06.300 patent-pending

01:33:06.860 support system

01:33:07.740 that mirrors

01:33:08.840 your body's

01:33:09.580 natural curvature

01:33:10.480 for a deeper

01:33:11.520 and more

01:33:11.900 restorative

01:33:12.320 sleep.

01:33:13.000 If you're

01:33:13.560 not sleeping

01:33:14.080 and you're

01:33:14.500 not getting

01:33:14.800 REM sleep,

01:33:15.640 you're not

01:33:17.040 restoring your

01:33:17.920 body.

01:33:18.700 And if

01:33:19.240 you are

01:33:19.960 somebody who

01:33:20.520 is in

01:33:20.840 chronic pain,

01:33:22.360 getting

01:33:22.740 comfortable

01:33:23.360 in bed

01:33:24.520 is,

01:33:25.880 my gosh,

01:33:26.640 it just

01:33:27.460 seems like

01:33:27.940 the nights

01:33:28.380 never end.

01:33:29.200 Are you

01:33:29.380 now or

01:33:31.100 have you

01:33:31.420 ever been

01:33:32.140 in the

01:33:33.340 position to

01:33:33.900 where you

01:33:34.260 dread

01:33:34.840 going to

01:33:35.400 bed?

01:33:37.900 That's

01:33:38.460 got to

01:33:38.720 stop.

01:33:39.600 It's

01:33:39.840 just

01:33:40.000 got to

01:33:40.440 stop.

01:33:41.220 The

01:33:41.440 Casper

01:33:41.840 Wave,

01:33:42.480 it's

01:33:42.820 designed

01:33:43.660 for people

01:33:44.280 like you.

01:33:45.520 Try the

01:33:45.800 Casper

01:33:46.140 Wave

01:33:46.440 mattress,

01:33:47.020 a breakthrough

01:33:47.540 in sleep

01:33:48.220 from the

01:33:48.580 leading

01:33:48.840 designers

01:33:49.280 and engineers

01:33:50.080 in the

01:33:50.600 field.

01:33:51.460 Try it

01:33:51.760 in your

01:33:52.000 own home

01:33:52.420 for 100

01:33:53.020 nights

01:33:53.380 risk-free

01:33:54.160 and with

01:33:55.040 free shipping

01:33:55.540 and returns.

01:33:56.320 Go to

01:33:56.580 Casper.com

01:33:57.540 and use

01:33:57.880 the promo

01:33:58.240 code

01:33:58.560 Beck.

01:33:58.900 Get $50

01:33:59.260 off the

01:33:59.800 purchase

01:34:00.060 of your

01:34:00.340 mattress.

01:34:01.120 It's

01:34:01.340 Casper.com

01:34:02.520 promo

01:34:02.780 code

01:34:03.120 Beck.

01:34:03.420 Get $50

01:34:03.760 off

01:34:04.280 Casper.com

01:34:05.940 terms and

01:34:06.500 conditions

01:34:06.860 to apply.

01:34:10.420 Glenn

01:34:10.900 Beck.

01:34:17.580 Glenn

01:34:18.060 Beck.

01:34:18.620 All

01:34:21.260 right.

01:34:21.780 So,

01:34:22.340 you know,

01:34:22.540 this week

01:34:22.860 we've been

01:34:23.140 talking about

01:34:23.920 Harvey Weinstein

01:34:25.560 and,

01:34:26.360 you know,

01:34:26.960 the sexual

01:34:27.360 harassment of

01:34:27.940 women and 0.99

01:34:28.300 everything else.

01:34:29.540 Listen to

01:34:30.240 this one.

01:34:31.440 The

01:34:32.000 Halloween

01:34:32.740 costume

01:34:33.180 industry

01:34:33.680 is

01:34:34.360 offering a

01:34:36.700 new

01:34:36.880 outfit

01:34:37.460 called

01:34:41.180 the

01:34:41.600 sexy

01:34:42.040 first

01:34:42.440 lady

01:34:42.820 costume.

01:34:44.820 The

01:34:44.880 sexy

01:34:45.340 first

01:34:45.660 lady

01:34:45.900 costume.

01:34:46.080 Yeah,

01:34:46.560 yeah.

01:34:47.240 And it's

01:34:47.840 it's the

01:34:48.380 sexy

01:34:48.820 model

01:34:49.300 wife

01:34:49.800 or

01:34:50.880 the

01:34:51.140 sexy

01:34:51.800 first

01:34:52.560 lady

01:34:52.940 costume.

01:34:54.280 Okay,

01:34:55.040 so

01:34:55.400 and that's

01:34:56.660 okay.

01:34:57.380 That's

01:34:57.820 totally

01:34:58.480 fine.

01:34:58.940 That's

01:34:59.220 totally

01:34:59.420 fine.

01:34:59.900 Can I

01:35:00.260 ask you

01:35:00.620 when

01:35:01.040 did

01:35:01.560 everything

01:35:03.020 at

01:35:03.500 Halloween

01:35:03.820 have to

01:35:04.200 be

01:35:04.360 sexy?

01:35:05.380 These

01:35:05.660 are

01:35:05.800 some

01:35:05.960 of

01:35:06.020 the

01:35:06.120 costumes

01:35:06.420 as

01:35:06.600 soon

01:35:06.760 as

01:35:06.920 I

01:35:07.120 showed

01:35:07.400 up.

01:35:07.600 I

01:35:07.720 know

01:35:07.880 this

01:35:08.080 is

01:35:08.160 okay

01:35:08.420 this

01:35:09.700 try

01:35:10.280 this

01:35:10.520 the

01:35:11.140 the

01:35:12.500 sexy

01:35:13.040 Melania.

01:35:14.360 Okay,

01:35:15.180 all

01:35:15.340 right.

01:35:15.600 She

01:35:17.840 helped

01:35:18.180 you

01:35:18.320 look

01:35:18.520 like

01:35:18.720 Melania.

01:35:19.340 No,

01:35:20.220 the

01:35:21.140 sexy

01:35:21.720 skunk. 0.73

01:35:24.020 There

01:35:24.540 have

01:35:24.740 been

01:35:24.880 some

01:35:25.060 hot

01:35:25.280 skunks

01:35:25.600 people

01:35:25.880 underrate

01:35:26.620 them.

01:35:27.200 Really?

01:35:28.160 The

01:35:28.680 hot

01:35:29.000 skunk. 0.73

01:35:29.620 Yeah,

01:35:29.960 okay.

01:35:30.260 The

01:35:30.380 sexy

01:35:30.860 skunk 0.51

01:35:31.300 the

01:35:32.020 sexy

01:35:32.640 pizza

01:35:33.420 costume.

01:35:35.220 That

01:35:35.320 one I

01:35:35.580 agree

01:35:35.760 with

01:35:35.960 wholeheartedly.

01:35:36.760 Every

01:35:36.920 pizza

01:35:37.260 is

01:35:37.420 that's

01:35:37.620 not

01:35:37.800 really

01:35:38.020 a

01:35:38.240 costume.

01:35:38.820 No,

01:35:39.080 that's

01:35:39.440 just

01:35:39.720 fully

01:35:40.100 clothed

01:35:40.660 totally

01:35:41.020 naked

01:35:41.380 underneath

01:35:41.720 whatever.

01:35:42.200 Is 0.88

01:35:42.520 there

01:35:42.640 a

01:35:42.780 pizza

01:35:43.040 on

01:35:43.340 you?

01:35:44.300 Bring

01:35:44.740 it

01:35:44.860 on

01:35:45.020 over.

01:35:46.940 That's

01:35:47.380 not

01:35:47.620 really

01:35:47.960 a

01:35:48.160 costume.

01:35:49.060 That's

01:35:49.320 a

01:35:49.440 food.

01:35:50.740 That's

01:35:51.160 why

01:35:51.320 it's

01:35:51.500 so

01:35:51.660 sexy.

01:35:52.220 Yeah,

01:35:52.500 I don't

01:35:52.920 know.

01:35:53.200 I mean,

01:35:53.460 I don't

01:35:53.740 understand

01:35:54.140 the

01:35:54.340 sexy

01:35:54.720 vampire.

01:35:57.280 Well,

01:35:57.700 I guess

01:35:58.320 that's

01:35:58.520 been big

01:35:58.820 the last

01:35:59.100 few

01:35:59.280 years,

01:35:59.540 right?

01:35:59.900 With

01:36:00.200 Twilight

01:36:01.160 and all

01:36:01.680 that

01:36:01.820 nonsense,

01:36:02.500 right?

01:36:02.740 Isn't

01:36:02.880 that a

01:36:03.180 sexy

01:36:03.440 vampire

01:36:03.820 thing?

01:36:04.320 Yes,

01:36:04.580 I

01:36:04.700 don't

01:36:05.100 say

01:36:06.200 that I

01:36:06.480 saw

01:36:06.720 any

01:36:06.880 of

01:36:06.960 the

01:36:07.040 films.

01:36:08.800 Sexy

01:36:12.200 things

01:36:12.380 that

01:36:12.540 just

01:36:12.720 aren't

01:36:12.960 sexy.

01:36:13.820 Yeah,

01:36:14.300 it's

01:36:14.540 weird to

01:36:14.820 combine

01:36:15.040 the

01:36:15.200 sexy

01:36:15.460 with

01:36:15.760 the

01:36:16.020 scary

01:36:16.360 because

01:36:16.560 I

01:36:16.660 mean,

01:36:16.760 all

01:36:16.840 these

01:36:16.980 creatures,

01:36:17.540 I mean,

01:36:17.640 a vampire is

01:36:18.220 someone killing

01:36:18.700 you and

01:36:19.000 sucking your 0.63

01:36:19.600 blood.

01:36:20.100 Yeah,

01:36:20.620 but they're

01:36:21.160 hot,

01:36:21.580 but they're

01:36:21.860 really sexy

01:36:22.400 while doing

01:36:22.800 it.

01:36:23.900 Glenn

01:36:24.380 Beck.

01:36:34.780 You're

01:36:35.260 listening to

01:36:35.680 the Glenn

01:36:36.020 Beck

01:36:36.240 program.

01:36:37.560 Joining us

01:36:38.220 now in

01:36:38.560 studio is

01:36:39.160 the one

01:36:40.000 and only

01:36:40.400 Pat

01:36:40.920 Gray.

01:36:41.720 There's

01:36:41.920 actually

01:36:42.260 another

01:36:42.740 one of

01:36:43.060 me.

01:36:43.420 He's

01:36:43.620 a

01:36:43.840 realtor

01:36:44.560 and

01:36:45.560 you're

01:36:46.440 actually

01:36:46.680 very

01:36:47.040 upset

01:36:47.440 because

01:36:47.820 he's

01:36:49.620 confiscated

01:36:50.680 all the

01:36:51.220 Pat

01:36:51.480 Gray

01:36:51.800 addresses

01:36:52.900 everywhere.

01:36:54.200 Oh,

01:36:54.400 really?

01:36:54.860 Yeah,

01:36:55.040 this is a

01:36:55.460 real thing?

01:36:56.080 It's a

01:36:56.360 real thing.

01:36:56.700 Did you

01:36:56.900 know that

01:36:57.140 only realtors

01:36:58.060 can be

01:36:58.420 members of

01:36:59.060 the National

01:36:59.420 Association

01:36:59.880 of Realtors?

01:37:00.200 And I

01:37:00.220 think it's

01:37:00.540 so

01:37:00.740 discriminatory.

01:37:01.860 So

01:37:01.940 remember

01:37:02.420 this guy

01:37:02.840 and I

01:37:03.200 don't want

01:37:03.440 to get

01:37:03.660 into names

01:37:05.120 because

01:37:05.600 I don't

01:37:06.220 know why

01:37:06.720 this guy

01:37:07.320 is so

01:37:08.180 hepped up

01:37:08.760 on this,

01:37:09.140 but

01:37:09.240 there's a

01:37:11.280 guy who

01:37:13.880 said that

01:37:14.200 people were

01:37:16.040 claiming he

01:37:16.640 was saying

01:37:16.980 the world's

01:37:17.360 going to

01:37:17.520 come to

01:37:17.820 the end

01:37:18.520 a couple

01:37:19.240 of weeks

01:37:19.460 ago.

01:37:19.720 The numerologist?

01:37:20.540 Yeah,

01:37:20.760 the numerologist.

01:37:21.640 Okay,

01:37:21.920 so we

01:37:23.020 apparently,

01:37:23.740 I guess you

01:37:24.520 or somebody

01:37:24.960 tweeted out

01:37:25.640 the wrong

01:37:26.280 guy,

01:37:26.800 same guy,

01:37:27.520 different name,

01:37:28.040 like the real

01:37:28.520 estate agent

01:37:29.040 with you,

01:37:29.440 okay?

01:37:29.840 Right.

01:37:30.420 And the

01:37:31.220 guy just

01:37:32.260 got hammered

01:37:33.100 online.

01:37:35.940 Fairly

01:37:36.320 common thing

01:37:37.340 that happens

01:37:37.900 in 2017,

01:37:39.040 right?

01:37:39.140 And so

01:37:40.160 he got

01:37:40.480 hammered

01:37:41.120 online and

01:37:42.560 like,

01:37:43.940 I guess

01:37:44.440 by like

01:37:44.820 the end

01:37:45.140 of the

01:37:45.360 day or

01:37:45.780 something,

01:37:46.240 he had

01:37:46.920 his attorneys

01:37:47.600 calling us

01:37:49.480 and telling

01:37:50.500 us that

01:37:51.000 we were

01:37:51.820 smearing

01:37:52.960 him and

01:37:54.020 his good

01:37:54.620 name was

01:37:55.280 okay,

01:37:56.160 but you

01:37:56.360 ready?

01:37:57.000 The guy

01:37:57.780 was,

01:37:58.220 I think,

01:37:58.400 like a

01:37:58.720 psychic

01:37:59.160 in England.

01:38:01.900 It's like

01:38:02.720 the psychic

01:38:03.840 is worried

01:38:04.660 about the

01:38:05.400 numerologist

01:38:06.020 giving him

01:38:06.680 a bad

01:38:07.060 name.

01:38:07.740 Come on,

01:38:08.440 man.

01:38:09.140 Anyway,

01:38:11.200 Pat,

01:38:11.480 what's on

01:38:11.800 your plate

01:38:12.080 today?

01:38:12.520 I'm really

01:38:12.800 concerned.

01:38:13.240 I know

01:38:13.460 you guys

01:38:13.740 have been

01:38:13.900 talking

01:38:14.120 about it

01:38:14.500 some

01:38:14.660 today.

01:38:16.240 I'm

01:38:16.760 concerned

01:38:17.120 about the

01:38:17.520 NBC

01:38:17.840 threat

01:38:18.360 by Donald

01:38:19.380 Trump.

01:38:19.820 The

01:38:19.920 president

01:38:20.220 threatening

01:38:21.320 to have

01:38:21.980 their license

01:38:22.580 revoked

01:38:23.080 if they

01:38:24.540 don't start

01:38:25.200 saying things

01:38:25.900 he wants

01:38:26.400 them to

01:38:26.780 say.

01:38:27.540 That's

01:38:27.980 incredibly

01:38:28.940 dangerous.

01:38:29.500 And he

01:38:29.680 doubled down

01:38:30.240 on it

01:38:30.500 today.

01:38:31.680 Network

01:38:31.900 news has

01:38:32.500 become so

01:38:33.000 partisan,

01:38:33.620 distorted,

01:38:34.120 and fake

01:38:34.600 that licenses

01:38:35.500 must be

01:38:36.100 challenged,

01:38:36.660 and if

01:38:37.040 appropriate,

01:38:37.680 revoked.

01:38:38.120 No,

01:38:39.340 they

01:38:40.000 shouldn't.

01:38:40.740 First of

01:38:41.220 all,

01:38:41.840 the networks

01:38:42.420 don't have

01:38:43.400 licenses,

01:38:44.100 so that's

01:38:44.560 fake news

01:38:45.060 in and of

01:38:45.580 itself.

01:38:46.000 You could

01:38:46.380 go to the

01:38:47.240 individual

01:38:47.660 stations,

01:38:48.900 and you

01:38:49.460 could revoke

01:38:49.920 licenses.

01:38:50.240 But you

01:38:50.520 know what

01:38:50.720 this leads

01:38:51.200 to?

01:38:51.620 You

01:38:51.740 know what

01:38:52.260 this leads

01:38:52.660 to?

01:38:53.220 And listen,

01:38:54.540 do you

01:38:54.740 remember how

01:38:55.200 upset I

01:38:55.640 was after

01:38:56.020 talking to

01:38:56.520 Ted Koppel?

01:38:58.080 And why

01:38:58.520 was I

01:38:59.280 upset talking

01:38:59.900 to Ted

01:39:00.200 Koppel?

01:39:00.620 Because he

01:39:01.060 said, you

01:39:01.680 know, all

01:39:02.080 the stuff,

01:39:02.780 like Alex

01:39:03.360 Jones, all

01:39:04.360 this stuff,

01:39:05.380 you know, and

01:39:05.980 he puts Sean

01:39:06.800 Hannity into

01:39:07.480 this category.

01:39:09.100 All this

01:39:09.380 stuff, all

01:39:09.940 this fake

01:39:10.500 news and

01:39:10.960 everything, it's

01:39:11.560 got to

01:39:11.920 stop.

01:39:12.920 Well, how

01:39:13.620 do you do

01:39:14.060 it?

01:39:14.660 Well, you

01:39:15.440 know, we've

01:39:15.960 got to start

01:39:16.400 licensing

01:39:17.060 journalists.

01:39:18.600 Really bad.

01:39:19.460 Really bad.

01:39:20.400 Because do you

01:39:20.940 think I'm

01:39:21.780 going to get

01:39:22.060 a license?

01:39:22.660 Do you think

01:39:22.940 Pat's going

01:39:23.420 to get a

01:39:23.700 license?

01:39:24.260 No.

01:39:24.600 Do you

01:39:24.780 think people

01:39:25.320 who have

01:39:26.020 your point

01:39:26.520 of view are

01:39:27.160 going to

01:39:27.660 get a

01:39:28.040 license?

01:39:28.760 The answer

01:39:29.520 is no.

01:39:30.660 And how

01:39:30.920 many times

01:39:31.300 do you have

01:39:31.560 to say,

01:39:32.120 your guy is

01:39:33.360 not going to

01:39:33.680 be in office

01:39:34.340 forever?

01:39:35.300 We all know

01:39:35.800 that.

01:39:36.220 So the next

01:39:36.800 guy is not

01:39:37.220 going to want

01:39:37.580 us to have

01:39:38.000 a license.

01:39:39.100 And in

01:39:39.340 fact, when

01:39:40.280 Obama used

01:39:41.060 to rail on

01:39:41.960 Fox News,

01:39:43.280 at least he

01:39:44.000 never challenged

01:39:45.020 their license or

01:39:45.840 their ability to

01:39:46.620 broadcast.

01:39:47.020 he just

01:39:47.980 talked about

01:39:48.400 how partisan

01:39:49.020 they were.

01:39:49.740 But if

01:39:50.100 Obama had

01:39:51.080 suggested this

01:39:52.100 against Fox

01:39:53.580 News, people

01:39:54.700 would be

01:39:54.940 apoplectic.

01:39:55.740 They'd be going

01:39:56.320 out of their

01:39:56.680 minds right now,

01:39:57.300 and rightly so.

01:39:58.280 We've got to do

01:39:59.040 the same thing

01:39:59.820 on this.

01:40:00.400 I know, but

01:40:00.640 everybody is

01:40:01.240 saying, well,

01:40:01.800 so you're for

01:40:02.440 fake news?

01:40:03.180 You're for the

01:40:03.620 lies?

01:40:03.920 They're spreading

01:40:04.500 lies.

01:40:05.280 But you can't.

01:40:06.960 Who's going to be

01:40:07.480 the arbiter of

01:40:08.180 what's fake and

01:40:08.740 what's real?

01:40:09.740 Who's going to

01:40:10.100 do that?

01:40:10.440 That was the

01:40:11.520 same thing with

01:40:12.180 Facebook.

01:40:13.020 Everybody wanted

01:40:14.060 them to start

01:40:14.880 deleting fake

01:40:17.180 news.

01:40:17.720 Do you want

01:40:18.380 Facebook to

01:40:19.200 decide what's

01:40:19.880 fake and what's

01:40:20.500 real?

01:40:21.140 Look what's

01:40:21.480 happening with

01:40:21.860 Twitter.

01:40:22.080 How much of

01:40:22.300 our websites,

01:40:23.220 how much of

01:40:23.640 our Facebook

01:40:24.140 pages would be

01:40:24.920 deleted?

01:40:25.660 Do you remember

01:40:26.340 the federal

01:40:26.820 government about

01:40:29.100 halfway through the

01:40:30.180 Obama administration?

01:40:32.080 Remember, we got

01:40:32.860 calls from people

01:40:33.640 who were in the

01:40:34.180 Pentagon or

01:40:35.080 something that

01:40:35.680 said that the

01:40:37.600 blaze.com and

01:40:38.400 glennbeck.com had

01:40:39.420 been cut off.

01:40:41.440 Yeah.

01:40:41.700 Do you remember?

01:40:42.240 Yeah.

01:40:43.080 Somebody in the

01:40:43.840 government institution

01:40:44.640 said, nope, you

01:40:45.480 can't listen to that.

01:40:46.460 Yeah, you don't want

01:40:46.960 this.

01:40:47.420 You just don't want

01:40:48.300 this.

01:40:48.520 And this is

01:40:48.920 obviously, you

01:40:50.320 need to take this

01:40:51.140 whatever you think

01:40:52.000 that's the right

01:40:52.300 stance is, you

01:40:53.300 need to take it for

01:40:53.780 both presidents,

01:40:54.420 right?

01:40:55.080 If you think Trump

01:40:56.300 is okay doing this,

01:40:57.400 you need to be okay

01:40:58.240 with the idea of

01:40:59.320 Obama doing it.

01:41:00.020 And we shouldn't

01:41:00.460 give a pass to

01:41:01.220 Obama.

01:41:01.620 He did.

01:41:02.240 You're right.

01:41:02.580 He was very

01:41:03.080 critical of Fox

01:41:04.100 News.

01:41:04.420 He said people

01:41:04.880 shouldn't watch it.

01:41:05.680 They should watch

01:41:06.080 other things.

01:41:06.540 He also did use

01:41:08.000 his legal apparatus

01:41:09.680 to go after

01:41:10.380 individual reporters

01:41:11.360 that he didn't like.

01:41:11.840 More so than

01:41:12.200 anybody else in

01:41:12.820 history.

01:41:13.040 He was not good.

01:41:14.700 But we stood up

01:41:15.900 against him on

01:41:16.900 that.

01:41:17.500 Yeah.

01:41:17.720 They're both wrong.

01:41:18.800 Yes.

01:41:19.100 And, you know,

01:41:19.800 it's hard because,

01:41:20.940 I mean, he, even

01:41:21.820 the mainstream media

01:41:22.780 was upset back

01:41:23.920 then a little bit

01:41:25.760 when they went

01:41:26.380 after even Fox

01:41:27.220 reporters.

01:41:27.880 I mean, a little

01:41:30.640 bit, a little bit.

01:41:31.740 But it should be

01:41:32.580 complete outrage like

01:41:33.400 they have now.

01:41:34.000 They're all, it's

01:41:35.060 the lead of every

01:41:35.840 mainstream broadcast

01:41:36.920 right now about

01:41:37.920 how Trump's going

01:41:38.540 to shut down

01:41:39.380 the First Amendment.

01:41:40.000 Now, in reality,

01:41:40.900 do I think he's

01:41:41.340 going to try to do

01:41:42.040 that?

01:41:42.400 Probably not.

01:41:42.940 It's probably one

01:41:43.420 of his big talking

01:41:44.220 tweet type of things.

01:41:45.780 But still, it doesn't

01:41:46.820 matter.

01:41:47.400 It's just like when,

01:41:48.160 you know, if the

01:41:48.560 president were to

01:41:49.060 come out, if Obama

01:41:49.820 came out and said,

01:41:50.460 well, I'm going to

01:41:50.840 restrict all these

01:41:51.440 guns and he didn't

01:41:52.180 actually make a move,

01:41:53.040 you'd still need to

01:41:53.800 fight it.

01:41:54.580 Because just so the

01:41:56.060 mainstream media knows,

01:41:57.220 all these amendments

01:41:57.760 are supposed to all

01:41:58.420 be important.

01:41:59.980 They're all offended

01:42:00.800 about the first one

01:42:01.420 when their rights are

01:42:02.000 going away.

01:42:02.360 The second one's

01:42:02.880 also important.

01:42:05.840 about quartering

01:42:06.320 soldiers in your

01:42:06.900 home.

01:42:07.240 That's not should

01:42:07.680 not be allowed.

01:42:09.440 Here's here's the

01:42:10.380 problem.

01:42:11.520 People don't know

01:42:13.160 their rights.

01:42:14.520 They don't really

01:42:15.440 care about them.

01:42:17.160 And, you know, if

01:42:18.440 they can't learn

01:42:18.960 about their rights

01:42:19.640 on Twitter, then

01:42:20.380 they're not

01:42:20.700 interested.

01:42:22.000 And so by him

01:42:23.580 saying this, it

01:42:24.640 creates the illusion

01:42:26.300 to people on our

01:42:27.780 side that the

01:42:28.760 president's the

01:42:29.900 president has a

01:42:31.000 right or a

01:42:32.360 responsibility to

01:42:33.860 request that.

01:42:34.700 So even if he

01:42:36.140 is, even if he

01:42:37.320 didn't have any

01:42:38.060 intention of doing

01:42:39.260 it, he shouldn't

01:42:40.020 be even suggesting

01:42:41.040 no.

01:42:41.840 And we shouldn't

01:42:42.660 accept this

01:42:43.460 suggestion and say

01:42:44.800 that it's okay.

01:42:45.980 Look, there is a

01:42:47.420 there is a at

01:42:48.840 least two generations

01:42:50.080 that don't have any

01:42:51.360 idea of what

01:42:53.440 these rights mean.

01:42:54.640 You're dealing

01:42:55.760 with 54% of

01:42:57.240 millennials now

01:42:58.000 saying that the

01:42:59.040 government should

01:43:00.040 restrict free

01:43:00.960 speech.

01:43:02.220 Anytime a

01:43:03.420 conservative talks

01:43:04.440 about restricting

01:43:05.280 free speech, you've

01:43:07.400 got to shut it

01:43:08.360 down and stand

01:43:09.060 up.

01:43:09.580 No, you have

01:43:10.060 to.

01:43:10.500 Yeah.

01:43:10.740 Did you guys see

01:43:11.380 this story of the

01:43:12.880 congressional pharmacist?

01:43:15.260 The Congress has

01:43:16.760 drugs hand

01:43:18.680 delivered to them

01:43:19.460 every single day

01:43:20.460 by that explains

01:43:22.160 a lot.

01:43:23.880 How heavy are

01:43:24.800 they?

01:43:24.960 So it's a it's a

01:43:25.720 really long article

01:43:26.540 and a big expose

01:43:27.680 about how, you

01:43:28.800 know, they're so

01:43:29.200 privileged that they

01:43:30.140 have the office of

01:43:32.000 physicians or

01:43:32.920 something that they

01:43:33.520 go to and are

01:43:34.640 treated for five

01:43:35.820 hundred dollars a

01:43:36.420 year or something.

01:43:37.600 And then they have

01:43:38.080 this service where

01:43:38.980 the druggist comes to

01:43:40.240 them and delivers.

01:43:41.680 But what was more

01:43:43.320 shocking to me than

01:43:44.540 the fact that they

01:43:45.200 have that service

01:43:46.580 provided and that's a

01:43:47.500 really nice perk for

01:43:48.320 Congress was the

01:43:49.600 pharmacist said that

01:43:50.760 some of the things

01:43:51.760 he's delivering like

01:43:52.960 Alzheimer's medication.

01:43:55.340 Isn't that something

01:43:56.480 Americans should know

01:43:57.420 about if some of our

01:43:58.840 representatives are

01:44:00.400 suffering from

01:44:01.120 Alzheimer's?

01:44:02.340 I didn't think we

01:44:04.060 should know about

01:44:04.980 that and that person

01:44:06.180 should honestly and

01:44:07.600 look I I have

01:44:08.640 enormous sympathy.

01:44:10.300 One of my greatest

01:44:10.840 fears is is

01:44:11.840 contracting Alzheimer's.

01:44:13.900 I saw my dad

01:44:14.600 suffer with some

01:44:16.000 form of dementia at

01:44:16.900 the end of his life

01:44:17.700 and so I have a lot

01:44:18.940 of empathy for people

01:44:19.820 who who are in that

01:44:21.180 situation but you

01:44:22.080 can't be governing

01:44:23.700 this country if you're

01:44:25.100 losing your mind.

01:44:26.380 Wow.

01:44:26.820 That's incredible.

01:44:27.900 The next thing you're

01:44:28.560 going to say is you

01:44:29.480 want somebody to

01:44:30.260 regulate a pilot a

01:44:31.880 pilot has pilot has

01:44:33.840 Alzheimer's and you're

01:44:34.820 like he shouldn't be

01:44:35.620 able to fly.

01:44:36.580 Yeah.

01:44:36.680 Who the hell are you?

01:44:37.480 The pharmacist quote

01:44:38.360 was like yeah it's it's

01:44:40.340 a little concerning

01:44:41.000 because we don't even

01:44:42.400 know if they can

01:44:42.920 remember what happened

01:44:43.800 yesterday.

01:44:45.500 Yeah that's a that's a

01:44:46.680 problem as he was

01:44:47.960 talking about these are

01:44:48.900 the people who make

01:44:49.460 the highest laws in the

01:44:50.340 land.

01:44:51.360 Nobody's even talking

01:44:52.260 about that huge expose

01:44:53.680 came out yesterday.

01:44:54.840 Wow.

01:44:55.480 Who I don't even heard

01:44:56.560 I think it was in the

01:44:57.300 New York Times.

01:44:58.060 That's amazing.

01:44:58.560 I have to look at it

01:44:59.480 would actually explain

01:45:00.300 a lot.

01:45:00.580 I wonder who that

01:45:00.760 would.

01:45:01.620 Yes it would.

01:45:02.540 It would.

01:45:03.240 And you wonder we've

01:45:04.140 talked before about I

01:45:05.840 think there's something

01:45:06.660 seriously wrong with

01:45:07.660 Nancy Pelosi.

01:45:09.040 I mean I don't know

01:45:09.780 that she has Alzheimer's

01:45:10.880 but she could be in the

01:45:12.740 early stages of

01:45:13.540 something.

01:45:14.400 She's pretty damn 1.00

01:45:15.640 confused on a regular

01:45:17.520 basis.

01:45:18.080 Harry Reid I thought I

01:45:18.880 really Harry Reid was

01:45:19.760 another problem.

01:45:20.520 Yeah Harry Reid I think

01:45:21.540 Harry Reid had a problem.

01:45:22.840 I think maybe that's why

01:45:24.520 he got out.

01:45:25.060 I think Orrin Hatch is

01:45:26.780 it doesn't have

01:45:27.520 Alzheimer's but I think

01:45:28.840 he's he's he's not

01:45:30.780 connected very often.

01:45:33.420 No that's true to

01:45:34.300 things.

01:45:35.020 Yeah he's of course he's

01:45:36.380 got Kennedy disease too

01:45:37.780 because.

01:45:38.380 Kennedy's disease.

01:45:39.020 Yeah.

01:45:39.240 What's that.

01:45:39.680 That's when you start

01:45:40.420 agreeing with Ted Kennedy

01:45:41.400 because you're good

01:45:42.620 buddies.

01:45:42.860 There's no cure.

01:45:43.800 There's no cure for

01:45:45.020 that.

01:45:45.580 It's terminal.

01:45:52.580 Pat Gray Unleashed comes

01:45:54.060 up on the Blaze Radio

01:45:55.380 Network and TV Network as

01:45:56.940 well.

01:45:57.480 Right after this program

01:45:58.620 you can go to at Pat

01:46:00.540 Unleashed and check it

01:46:03.080 out on Twitter as well.

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01:46:14.480 If that's not bad

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01:46:35.120 nuclear war pandemic

01:46:37.220 flu.

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01:47:41.740 Glenn Beck.

01:47:52.740 Glenn Beck.

01:47:53.820 All right a couple things

01:47:58.280 going on.

01:47:58.740 The president has just

01:47:59.520 signed an executive order

01:48:00.680 that was really Rand Paul

01:48:02.880 influenced to what they

01:48:06.620 claim will open up the

01:48:08.140 markets for Obamacare and

01:48:10.780 allow you to buy some

01:48:12.620 things that will be cheaper

01:48:14.560 programs for your for your

01:48:16.200 family.

01:48:17.200 And I think a lot of the

01:48:18.240 audience might hear the

01:48:20.060 word executive order the

01:48:21.860 words executive order and

01:48:23.160 get scared of that and that

01:48:24.760 is the right reaction.

01:48:26.380 Yes.

01:48:26.680 However in this case I really

01:48:28.080 don't even think this is an

01:48:28.980 executive order.

01:48:30.040 The way this thing actually

01:48:31.860 works is a law that's

01:48:32.840 already in place and has

01:48:33.920 been in place for a long

01:48:34.800 time and what it does is to

01:48:37.920 allow let's say a large

01:48:39.300 company right your IBM and

01:48:41.940 you can do your own

01:48:43.140 health care system your own

01:48:45.940 health care health

01:48:47.020 insurance system with all

01:48:48.400 your employees right.

01:48:49.680 So you have groups of

01:48:51.100 people that have similar

01:48:53.680 characteristics that can be

01:48:56.160 grouped together and that

01:48:58.160 was a way to make it so

01:49:00.040 you know these big

01:49:00.540 companies can do it

01:49:01.100 themselves and they're not

01:49:01.920 going to be over

01:49:02.320 regulated.

01:49:03.300 This has existed for a

01:49:04.500 very long time.

01:49:05.360 It's not often used and the

01:49:07.300 reason why it's not often

01:49:08.460 used is because Obamacare

01:49:10.420 didn't exist and we had

01:49:11.800 health insurance that

01:49:12.560 actually worked.

01:49:13.800 So this entire time what

01:49:15.520 they have done is look at

01:49:17.280 these associations these

01:49:18.800 health associations you

01:49:20.560 know if you wanted to do

01:49:21.720 one at this company like we

01:49:23.040 would be associated we both

01:49:24.220 work for the same company

01:49:25.160 and we could get under the

01:49:25.880 same insurance plan but

01:49:28.520 let's say instead we

01:49:29.500 interpreted that to say the

01:49:31.460 Glenn Beck health insurance

01:49:32.320 can cover anyone who's a big

01:49:33.740 Glenn Beck fan right that is

01:49:36.820 what Trump is doing.

01:49:37.940 He's saying look the way

01:49:39.580 we're and Rand Paul as well

01:49:41.860 have been associating we've

01:49:43.000 been take looking at these

01:49:44.740 associations has been these

01:49:45.860 really strict ways that's

01:49:49.160 fantastic directly under a

01:49:50.600 company now it can be let's

01:49:51.920 say all NRA members would be

01:49:54.220 able to get on the same

01:49:55.420 health care plan if they just

01:49:57.320 show if the NRA chose to do

01:49:58.540 fantastic right and then they

01:49:59.680 would not have to be held under

01:50:02.440 these like AARP right exactly

01:50:04.240 AARP is another one and so

01:50:05.680 you'd have this thing where

01:50:06.560 you'd have people who would be

01:50:08.460 able to get this health

01:50:09.240 insurance outside of the

01:50:10.340 Obamacare restrictions which

01:50:11.960 is the main thing driving up

01:50:13.140 all the crazy cost now the

01:50:15.200 so you could do like for

01:50:16.720 instance a very healthy group

01:50:18.560 of people strangely because we

01:50:20.540 eat more chocolate than an ice

01:50:21.960 cream than anybody else on the

01:50:22.960 planet but are the Mormons they

01:50:24.360 live an average of like 10

01:50:25.600 years longer than the average

01:50:27.240 person that's a root beer too

01:50:28.700 if I'm yeah it's jello it's

01:50:30.140 yeah it's like all the stuff

01:50:31.340 you know potatoes which are

01:50:32.480 delicious by the way but

01:50:33.520 anyway but I would imagine if

01:50:36.500 Mormons could put together a

01:50:38.880 health care system it would

01:50:40.300 probably be a lot cheaper

01:50:41.360 because the for the most part

01:50:44.600 Mormons are healthier yeah

01:50:46.340 that's that's and and that is

01:50:48.120 also because you're right it's

01:50:50.020 all that's the benefit of it

01:50:51.180 it's also the criticism of it

01:50:52.580 what the left is saying is all

01:50:55.080 those healthy people like you

01:50:57.280 know you know healthy Glenn Beck

01:50:58.600 is healthy people like Glenn

01:51:01.580 I'm a late comer to the party

01:51:03.080 yeah it's true that's what

01:51:05.760 happens when you're a convert

01:51:06.540 when you have a the all the

01:51:09.280 healthy people are going to

01:51:09.900 band together they're going to

01:51:11.320 get really cheap insurance as as

01:51:14.120 I mean yes but then that where

01:51:16.640 does that leave the sick people

01:51:17.620 is the argument so the sick

01:51:18.840 people are no longer subsidized

01:51:20.320 by force of law no if they would

01:51:22.320 get into the program they would

01:51:24.480 be into the program when they're

01:51:25.620 healthy and then they'd be taking

01:51:27.920 care of when they're sick but if

01:51:30.340 you want to get health care when

01:51:32.420 you're sick it's kind of sucks

01:51:34.840 that's not insurance then right

01:51:36.800 it's not insurance you're just

01:51:37.560 paying for something you already

01:51:38.500 have so the argument here though

01:51:40.280 is that it's going to blow up

01:51:41.400 these exchanges because the

01:51:42.840 people who are healthy are going

01:51:44.020 to leave the exchanges yes of

01:51:45.420 course and the people who are not

01:51:46.560 healthy are going to be forced to

01:51:47.960 stay and not be accepted into 0.96

01:51:49.320 these arrangements depending on

01:51:51.340 which one they are and those the

01:51:53.780 rates for the people remaining are

01:51:55.460 going to go through the roof and

01:51:56.440 they're going to get screwed that's

01:51:57.780 the argument against it now I

01:52:00.040 believe this law should have been

01:52:01.920 interpreted this this way the

01:52:03.560 entire time and probably would

01:52:05.200 have if there was a real problem

01:52:07.460 like this that Obamacare has

01:52:09.060 has so what is this what is this

01:52:11.580 stuff because the law was already

01:52:12.960 there so what does this do this

01:52:14.340 just clarifies that it can be done

01:52:16.360 that way basically saying like this

01:52:17.460 is how we should be looking at this

01:52:18.680 is essentially what he said it's

01:52:20.020 not even really it's not an

01:52:21.320 executive order it's it's like to

01:52:23.240 me it's like a it's an

01:52:24.260 interpretation executive

01:52:25.060 recommendation right it's not and

01:52:26.940 it's not even like ignoring a law

01:52:28.460 like Obama came in with DACA and

01:52:29.940 was like hey you know these kids

01:52:31.640 yeah they're illegal but I don't

01:52:33.440 think they should be illegal so

01:52:34.760 let's not go after them let's not

01:52:36.360 enforce that part of the law let's

01:52:38.020 give them a way out of it right he

01:52:40.040 did a bunch of that while he was

01:52:41.340 president that's not what this is

01:52:42.600 this is the laws in place this is

01:52:44.840 what it does associations these

01:52:47.400 associations have been interpreted

01:52:49.000 to be very tight in the past however

01:52:51.140 there's no indication if you look at

01:52:52.640 the way when they passed this law

01:52:54.400 look at the way that they talked

01:52:56.240 about it they intended them to be

01:52:58.400 much easier than the way it's been

01:53:00.480 interpreted so I think it's actually

01:53:01.800 returning to the original

01:53:02.980 interpretation of this and I think

01:53:05.160 like people will look at Rand Paul as

01:53:06.860 a guy who's the probably one of the

01:53:08.900 more constitution focused people in

01:53:11.260 our government yeah in many ways he

01:53:13.140 was a guy pushing for this and you

01:53:15.100 know he's not a guy who's a fan of

01:53:16.400 executive order hates him but this is

01:53:18.600 something that I think is just a

01:53:20.500 logical interpretation get him on

01:53:22.060 tomorrow yeah he was standing right

01:53:23.700 behind the president the president

01:53:24.840 handed him the only pin that he used

01:53:27.100 to sign this so this really came from

01:53:29.980 Rand Paul and I trust him and like to

01:53:32.780 hear more about it from him hopefully

01:53:34.160 on tomorrow's program

01:53:35.040 Glenn back

01:53:38.300 new

01:53:51.500 and

01:53:54.680 yeah

01:53:56.880 you

01:53:57.100 you

01:53:59.220 you

The Glenn Beck Program - October 12, 2017

10⧸12⧸17 - 'Hypocrites don't win' (Joshua Parker joins Glenn)

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