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00:00:44.980 Halfway through the show today, we found out NBC was reporting two Harvard scientists said

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00:01:09.000 Where do these toss-ups go?

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00:01:12.400 What do we expect out of tonight?

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00:01:14.800 I mean, it really is a pretty open night.

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00:02:39.660 Glenn Beck.

00:02:41.200 Well, here we are.

00:02:42.280 It is election day.

00:02:43.920 Today is a day we choose.

00:02:46.320 And it's not really about Donald Trump.

00:02:48.200 It isn't.

00:02:49.340 I mean, it is for the left, but it shouldn't be for us.

00:02:52.300 This is not about Donald Trump.

00:02:53.520 This is to decide whether we're going to be a capitalist nation or not.

00:02:58.100 It really is, to me, that clear.

00:03:01.240 But I want to give you a quick recap, if I will, of the top three things I believe the

00:03:07.520 left does not want anyone talking about as we head to the polls today.

00:03:11.040 We know what they want us to focus on, and that is all of the postmodernist kind of claims.

00:03:17.760 Class war, race war, gender war. 0.52

00:03:20.940 Insert any kind of, you know, made-up social issue.

00:03:24.360 And that's what they want.

00:03:25.880 They want us to be divided and eat ourselves over this division.

00:03:30.120 That is the new left's playbook.

00:03:32.860 And that is why I really, truly believe that we are looking at whether we're going to be

00:03:38.300 a capitalist country and a free country or not.

00:03:41.440 This is the playbook that they have been using since a bunch of college professors came from

00:03:47.200 France in about 1968.

00:03:49.960 I mean, it started earlier than that with the Frankfurt School closing in Germany when

00:03:54.200 the Nazis were there and moving to Colombia in the 1930s.

00:03:57.780 But this is, this is a plan that has been long in the making.

00:04:04.220 But enough of the history lessons.

00:04:05.840 Here are the top three things they do not want us talking about.

00:04:09.060 Number one, the economy.

00:04:10.740 The economy, the economy, the economy. 1.00

00:04:12.860 It's the economy, stupid. 1.00

00:04:15.080 If that is true, then the Democrats are going to have a very bad night. 1.00

00:04:19.880 It's the economy.

00:04:21.280 It's no secret that I have my worries over the long term, uh, over the state of our economy.

00:04:27.840 But right now, uh, wow.

00:04:33.660 Wow.

00:04:34.820 You are dropping your kids off to school right now.

00:04:37.960 You're slipping into a polling booth before heading into work.

00:04:40.680 And the economy is strong.

00:04:42.680 The country added 250,000 jobs last month, smashing all expectations.

00:04:50.160 Do you remember that during Barack Obama's period, he had to tell you how many jobs they

00:04:55.060 were, what was it, creating or, remember it was a.

00:04:58.820 Created or saved?

00:04:59.380 Yeah, created or saved.

00:05:00.720 That was it.

00:05:01.740 Because they had no numbers to show that we were doing well.

00:05:05.560 Gross domestic, gross domestic product is up by 3.5%.

00:05:11.020 Wages and salaries are finally rising over 3%.

00:05:15.900 Customer confidence is now up, the highest it has been in nearly two decades.

00:05:21.800 New information from the Fed showed that 74% of the country reported that they are now living

00:05:27.480 comfortably.

00:05:28.320 That is 10% higher than it was during Obama's second term.

00:05:33.840 There hasn't been the October surprise in the stock market. 1.00

00:05:38.460 It is the economy, stupid. 1.00

00:05:41.720 Number two, mass crime, violence, hate on the rise. 1.00

00:05:47.180 If you listen to the left, it sounds like it.

00:05:50.440 But the facts don't lie.

00:05:52.480 The new FBI data shows that crime in this country is down across the board.

00:05:58.280 In fact, this is the first time that crime has dropped in this matter since Obama took

00:06:04.840 the Oval Office in 2008.

00:06:06.780 The murder rate has now dropped by 2%.

00:06:09.600 Violent crime went down by 1%.

00:06:12.580 Now, if you could just get the Democrats to condemn the violent left, the groups like

00:06:17.400 Antifa, I think the crime rate might go down even further, but I wouldn't hold my breath.

00:06:24.100 Tip number three, that they do not want you talking about.

00:06:27.540 The left has called everybody on the right a fascist, a race baiter.

00:06:33.140 They keep talking about dog whistles.

00:06:35.380 This is contrary to American values and principles.

00:06:41.580 I don't think they have any ground to stand on when they fail to condemn people like Antifa

00:06:49.800 and Louis Farrakhan.

00:06:51.640 But in many cases, they actually support these people.

00:06:55.780 In the case of Farrakhan, the leaders of the biggest resistance, hashtag resistance, the

00:07:02.400 social justice organizers, the Women's March, have ties to Louis Farrakhan.

00:07:07.760 Obama has now been caught talking, taking candid photos with him.

00:07:12.700 Representatives Keith Ellison, Barbara Lee of California, Maxine Waters, Danny Davis in

00:07:18.020 Illinois, Andre Carson in Indiana, Gregory Meeks in New York, and Al Green in Texas.

00:07:24.120 They all have ties to Louis Farrakhan.

00:07:28.020 This is not a guy that preaches peace.

00:07:30.760 This is not a guy that says, hey, let's get together with the Jews. 0.97

00:07:34.820 This is an anti-Semite. 1.00

00:07:37.220 He is a raging racist and a raging anti-Semite. 1.00

00:07:42.020 He advocates violence. 1.00

00:07:44.580 He was just in Iran on Sunday leading Death to America chants.

00:07:49.420 And many people in the Democratic Party were standing with him recently at speeches.

00:07:56.100 I don't mean the funeral of Aretha Franklin where they made all kinds of excuses why they would

00:08:03.760 stand next to this man.

00:08:05.780 I'm talking about his actual anti-Semitic speeches.

00:08:10.380 The left actually has the ball to say anyone at all is inferior to them when it comes to

00:08:16.040 American ideals.

00:08:18.600 Really?

00:08:20.380 There's a lot more I could add to this list, but these three alone, in a more rational

00:08:25.940 time, would be enough to guarantee, or practically guarantee, an election day landslide.

00:08:33.780 I'm not saying that these facts are comfortable for our friends on the left, but they are indisputable.

00:08:43.780 The best of the Glenn Beck Program.

00:08:52.280 Today is the day you've got to go out and vote.

00:08:54.660 And let me give you a little encouragement from Lindsey Graham.

00:08:58.480 I mean, what?

00:08:59.880 The unexpected hero in the hurricane-like nightmare that has been the last six months.

00:09:06.620 Yesterday, he was on Fox and Friends.

00:09:08.720 And here he is with a rallying cry to guide through the storm.

00:09:14.120 What's your message, Senator, going forward?

00:09:17.680 Here's what he said.

00:09:18.160 To remind people what happened to Brett Kavanaugh, that the Democrats will do anything to win.

00:09:23.160 They do not accept the fact that President Trump won.

00:09:26.480 Talk about the caravan and growing economy and get our vote out.

00:09:30.060 I've never seen Republicans more united than I do now.

00:09:33.200 I think we're going to kick butt in the Senate.

00:09:35.380 The House is too close to call.

00:09:37.800 And the last 30 days has been a nightmare for Trump state Democrats.

00:09:41.400 Powerful words and words worth remembering.

00:09:46.060 Did you see that guy came out and said, hey, by the way, I think I was the guy that Blasey Ford was talking about?

00:09:57.400 You see this?

00:09:58.520 He just came out and said it was consensual.

00:10:01.220 At least I thought it was.

00:10:02.500 He said, but she was wearing a swimsuit.

00:10:04.840 We were at the House that she kind of described.

00:10:08.120 It was within walking distance.

00:10:09.860 It's exactly the same.

00:10:11.600 And her friend jumped on me.

00:10:14.160 And I thought we were all joking, but apparently not.

00:10:18.040 I mean, it sounds exactly like it.

00:10:20.820 That was in the Senate report.

00:10:23.320 Yeah.

00:10:24.040 Interesting.

00:10:26.680 Nobody really seems to care.

00:10:28.640 And if you don't think they'll do anything to win, you got to have your head examined.

00:10:33.580 The chaos of the media's prediction and outrage to forget, we forget that there is a proper way to respond to this, a Democratic way.

00:10:44.580 And today is that day.

00:10:47.400 The leftists have made a show of their feelings, their unbridled outrage.

00:10:51.440 They're willing to take to the streets with firebombs on the extreme left.

00:10:55.460 We have to remember that the Democratic response, the only truly meaningful way to respond, is by voting.

00:11:04.980 Linda Sarsour and her gang of provocateurs can interrupt a hundred more Supreme Court nomination hearings, but they will never accomplish as much as one person who votes. 1.00

00:11:16.800 I'm not against freedom of speech.

00:11:20.480 I'm not against, in fact, I'm for freedom of speech.

00:11:22.920 I'm for your right to peacefully assemble.

00:11:26.500 But what we've seen over the past two years, since the exact moment that Donald Trump was elected, is a sorry excuse for freedom of speech.

00:11:37.760 It's often driven by a desire to do away with free speech as we know it.

00:11:41.820 What's happening on our campuses should frighten every single person in America, left and right, I'm sorry, Democrat and Republican, to the core.

00:11:52.440 Left.

00:11:53.600 Left.

00:11:54.160 Left.

00:11:54.340 Left.

00:11:56.500 That's what they want.

00:11:59.680 We should not equate words with violence.

00:12:04.240 Violence deserves, sometimes it's the only way that you can curb it and stop it, is a violent response.

00:12:14.180 But that's the police's job, if they'll do it anymore.

00:12:18.800 Hello, Portland.

00:12:20.360 This is our moment.

00:12:21.660 If you want to see the world go the way of Portland, stay at home today.

00:12:28.640 Don't vote.

00:12:29.160 Many times before, we let the democratic process run its course.

00:12:37.540 And the results will speak for themselves.

00:12:40.360 At the moment, we're in the last threads of the game.

00:12:44.180 Unsure if the Hail Mary is going to land.

00:12:46.520 I don't know what's about to happen, but whatever the result tonight, tomorrow is different.

00:12:57.820 Tomorrow, the course has changed one direction or the other.

00:13:01.340 Whichever direction that is, we need to move forward with class, peace, and dignity.

00:13:10.820 It's Tuesday, November 6th.

00:13:17.420 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:13:18.980 You know, what's amazing, Stu, to me is that, I mean, Nancy Pelosi said, you know, we're ready to throw a punch.

00:13:27.060 We're ready to throw a punch.

00:13:29.600 I mean, I just think the world is not ready for what the Democrats, and when I say this, I want to make sure that people understand.

00:13:40.080 When I say the Democrats, I mean the Democrats in Washington that have sold their soul to the Uber left.

00:13:48.140 I mean, when you have Linda Sarsour and Keith Ellison, who worked for Louis Farrakhan,

00:13:55.620 when you have them running the DNC and the Women's March,

00:13:59.880 and they're accepted by the mainstream media and by the mainstream Democratic Party, you have problems.

00:14:08.040 Let me play Louis Farrakhan just this weekend in Iran.

00:14:13.480 Listen.

00:14:14.200 Is it not true that you have called America the great Satan?

00:14:21.960 Well, if you believe what you say,

00:14:26.200 then would not Satan be actively involved in trying to destroy a nation

00:14:35.240 that is set up on the belief and practice of submission to the will of God?

00:14:41.880 So we should not be surprised

00:14:44.440 at what Satan does to ill-affect the righteous.

00:14:51.140 All that your elders have sacrificed

00:14:54.180 will mean nothing

00:14:56.620 if you do not pick up the revolution

00:15:01.020 and carry it forward.

00:15:03.180 America is making it very hard

00:15:06.780 for Iran to successfully carry out its mission.

00:15:12.880 But if you have the strength

00:15:16.680 to persevere

00:15:18.860 under these hard trials,

00:15:22.860 the victory will be yours.

00:15:26.980 This is unbelievable.

00:15:29.260 And the media today

00:15:32.120 is talking about Donald Trump's rhetoric.

00:15:35.420 This is,

00:15:36.260 this is what you,

00:15:38.940 I think this is what people miss.

00:15:41.680 When Donald Trump said last night,

00:15:44.200 he wants to,

00:15:45.340 he wishes he could tone it down.

00:15:47.260 Play that cut, please.

00:15:48.360 This is him with NBC.

00:15:49.320 Is there anything as you look back

00:15:54.260 at your first almost two years

00:15:55.560 that you regret that you wish on you

00:15:57.920 that you could just take back and redo?

00:16:00.000 I would say tone.

00:16:01.720 I would like to have a much softer tone.

00:16:04.680 I feel to a certain extent,

00:16:06.460 I have no choice,

00:16:07.960 but may do.

00:16:08.860 And maybe I could have been softer from that standpoint,

00:16:11.300 but I want to get things done.

00:16:12.700 He said that he doesn't feel he has a choice.

00:16:16.960 And a lot of people don't feel like they have a choice.

00:16:20.900 We all do, of course.

00:16:23.440 But this is,

00:16:24.680 this is the one thing that I would like Democrats to hear.

00:16:27.840 And I would like Republicans to hear it as well.

00:16:32.180 Donald Trump is a response

00:16:34.800 to what the left and the media has been shoveling

00:16:39.320 for the last,

00:16:40.660 I don't even know,

00:16:42.260 20 years,

00:16:43.360 at least the last 10,

00:16:45.480 20,

00:16:46.160 30 years.

00:16:47.760 Just been shoveling it and shoveling it

00:16:50.820 and stoking the fire and stoking the fire

00:16:53.220 and throw more coal on the fire.

00:16:55.140 Here's a log.

00:16:56.180 They've just been stoking this fire.

00:16:59.660 And Donald Trump won

00:17:01.340 because people felt

00:17:02.440 there's no one fighting for me.

00:17:06.480 Now you say,

00:17:07.600 well, he's a demagogue.

00:17:09.060 He's a,

00:17:09.440 well, that's what happens.

00:17:11.320 This is what I warned the left of

00:17:14.080 during the Obama administration.

00:17:17.220 Don't do this.

00:17:19.340 Don't you see what you're doing?

00:17:23.320 Don't you see that you are

00:17:25.040 disenfranchising so many people?

00:17:29.880 It's why I do want the Republicans to hear this

00:17:32.680 because it's going to turn around as well.

00:17:36.120 What do you think they're going to do?

00:17:39.260 Now, it's easier for them to do it.

00:17:42.420 Again, this is coming from a conservative perspective.

00:17:45.180 But I feel it is far easier for them to do it

00:17:50.360 because the left historically

00:17:52.660 is the trouble in America.

00:17:56.980 The left historically has always been

00:17:59.960 the ones who riot,

00:18:01.720 the ones that bomb, 0.99

00:18:03.620 the ones that kill and maim. 0.64

00:18:06.660 Historically, at least in the last 150 years,

00:18:09.580 that's who's caused

00:18:11.720 most of the big problems.

00:18:16.480 You're seeing it on the streets with Anifa. 0.93

00:18:19.260 And that's just going to get worse

00:18:20.940 and worse and worse

00:18:21.920 because the media

00:18:22.940 fails to recognize it.

00:18:26.460 You start electing

00:18:27.560 some of these democratic socialists

00:18:29.180 and the states,

00:18:31.020 I mean,

00:18:31.360 I hope

00:18:33.080 that,

00:18:34.020 I would like to talk to people from Florida.

00:18:35.920 What the hell is going on with Florida?

00:18:37.760 What are you doing?

00:18:40.100 Gillum?

00:18:40.660 What are you doing?

00:18:42.460 You want to see

00:18:43.340 you want to see

00:18:44.320 the effects

00:18:46.200 of a democratic socialist

00:18:48.180 in office?

00:18:49.540 Well, all you have to do

00:18:50.240 is look to Portland.

00:18:52.280 That's what that looks like.

00:18:54.400 I don't want to live in Portland

00:18:55.660 and I don't know any Democrats

00:18:56.940 that want to live in Portland.

00:18:58.720 Portland's a great city,

00:18:59.760 but it's

00:19:00.420 being torn apart right now

00:19:02.040 by Antifa and other groups.

00:19:04.800 And, you know,

00:19:05.500 Florida too.

00:19:06.520 It's had such a good run.

00:19:08.540 Things are going so well.

00:19:09.880 You have not only,

00:19:10.940 you're going to bring in

00:19:12.160 a democratic socialist

00:19:13.160 to be governor,

00:19:14.080 the guy who was governor

00:19:15.380 through all the success

00:19:16.540 is running in the Senate

00:19:17.440 and is a slight underdog right now.

00:19:19.900 What happened?

00:19:21.200 What happened to you, Florida?

00:19:23.040 What are you going through?

00:19:24.060 It doesn't make any sense.

00:19:25.560 What is happening in Florida?

00:19:28.400 Let me take some of the calls here.

00:19:29.860 We'll take a few of the calls

00:19:31.480 at 888-727-BECK.

00:19:33.240 By the way,

00:19:33.680 our coverage begins tonight

00:19:34.840 on the Blaze Television

00:19:36.620 and Radio Network

00:19:37.420 at 6 p.m.

00:19:38.440 Everybody's going to be in.

00:19:39.440 We have all kinds of guests

00:19:40.600 that you're going to want to see

00:19:42.360 and hear their opinion.

00:19:43.720 Bill O'Reilly is going to be joining us.

00:19:46.100 Several people,

00:19:47.300 so join us.

00:19:48.420 John, West Virginia.

00:19:50.260 Hello, John.

00:19:52.180 Hi.

00:19:52.940 I live pretty close to Pittsburgh

00:19:54.820 and most of the country

00:19:56.780 doesn't know where West Virginia is.

00:19:58.720 The only thing they know

00:19:59.500 about West Virginia

00:20:00.180 is maybe Cole,

00:20:01.740 Joe Manchin,

00:20:02.520 and WVU Mountaineers

00:20:03.820 is why I didn't come up

00:20:05.820 to see you in Pittsburgh

00:20:06.600 because they were playing.

00:20:08.920 But when we have somebody

00:20:11.380 on the national stage

00:20:12.500 like Manchin or Bird,

00:20:14.620 it seems like people in this state

00:20:16.420 will keep them in power

00:20:17.640 because it empowers us

00:20:19.160 throughout the rest of the country.

00:20:20.920 They do come here for Trump.

00:20:25.720 Trump came to Wheeling, West Virginia,

00:20:27.500 and there was a huge crowd.

00:20:29.520 There was like a dozen protesters.

00:20:31.940 They're huge for Trump,

00:20:33.580 but they're local for like the Congress.

00:20:37.640 Now, so, you know,

00:20:39.200 my statement was earlier

00:20:41.120 that it is,

00:20:42.300 that there is this blue heritage there,

00:20:45.640 especially with the unions

00:20:46.820 and coal and everything else.

00:20:48.040 Is that accurate at all anymore?

00:20:49.700 No, it's not.

00:20:51.740 When Hillary and Obama

00:20:53.160 was trying to kill coal,

00:20:54.840 it really...

00:20:55.420 That ended it all.

00:20:56.500 And it hasn't lingered at all.

00:20:59.480 No, it has not lingered at all.

00:21:00.820 Okay, good.

00:21:02.180 All right.

00:21:02.400 And I've met Joe Manchin before,

00:21:05.240 and he's a very likable guy,

00:21:07.220 very personable.

00:21:09.560 And then you have Morrissey come in

00:21:12.540 who looks like the geeky

00:21:14.580 Pillsbury Doughboy,

00:21:15.940 no offense, Glenn.

00:21:16.760 I mean, I don't know

00:21:20.240 why he needed to turn ugly on me.

00:21:22.100 That's a good point, though.

00:21:24.380 But anyway,

00:21:25.300 Joe played the rope dope

00:21:27.400 and just let Morrissey

00:21:28.860 put out his ad.

00:21:31.060 And then at the ninth hour,

00:21:32.900 he came out with his ads

00:21:34.340 calling Morrissey a carpetbagger

00:21:36.260 and that he was a lobbyist

00:21:39.100 for the opioids,

00:21:39.940 which is a huge problem in this state.

00:21:41.660 And I think it's resonating

00:21:43.280 because I know family members

00:21:44.980 that are diehard Trumpists

00:21:47.220 who were going to vote for Morrissey

00:21:49.780 and now they're switching back over to Joe.

00:21:53.000 John, thank you so much

00:21:54.140 for your phone call from West Virginia.

00:21:55.640 I'd like to hear from Missouri.

00:21:57.800 I'd like to hear from Arizona. 0.87

00:21:59.760 What the hell is... 0.97

00:22:02.040 McSally... 0.99

00:22:02.920 McSally is...

00:22:04.660 It's tight with cinema.

00:22:07.720 Cinema is...

00:22:08.720 First of all, her name...

00:22:10.180 It should remind you

00:22:11.100 of Hollywood in the movies. 0.86

00:22:12.980 Cinema is damn near insane.

00:22:16.940 Well, yeah.

00:22:17.660 I mean, the things she said

00:22:18.920 about Arizona are really bad.

00:22:20.360 But also...

00:22:20.680 Crazy.

00:22:21.340 That would bother me less.

00:22:22.600 I mean, she's maybe trying

00:22:23.780 to be funny or whatever.

00:22:25.460 I could deal with that.

00:22:26.580 What I couldn't deal with

00:22:27.540 is her being...

00:22:29.540 You know, doing a show

00:22:31.000 with a 9-11 truther

00:22:32.140 and, you know,

00:22:33.560 being essentially

00:22:34.120 a Code Pink level activist.

00:22:36.220 Now, she's now moderated.

00:22:38.800 Of course.

00:22:39.380 That wasn't her.

00:22:40.520 No, no.

00:22:46.300 This is the best

00:22:47.160 of the Glenn Beck program

00:22:48.060 and we really want to

00:22:49.160 thank you for listening.

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00:23:56.580 I'll talk to people

00:23:57.160 of Arizona here

00:23:57.820 for a second

00:23:58.240 about cinema.

00:24:00.800 This is a woman

00:24:01.580 who is running

00:24:02.780 who is a hardcore leftist.

00:24:05.320 I mean, she is a

00:24:06.500 code pink leftist.

00:24:10.520 It's incredible to me

00:24:12.760 that people are listening to her.

00:24:16.020 Now, it's working for her

00:24:18.620 because she's saying,

00:24:19.640 you know what?

00:24:20.440 Yes, I used to be radical

00:24:22.100 but I'm not anymore.

00:24:23.700 I'm not.

00:24:24.280 I think immigration

00:24:25.580 is our biggest problem

00:24:27.160 and we've got to stop these.

00:24:28.660 Excuse me?

00:24:29.720 What?

00:24:31.040 A hardcore leftist?

00:24:33.460 A code pink activist?

00:24:36.020 She's moderating

00:24:37.340 to be able to get in.

00:24:39.560 Same thing the Democratic Party

00:24:40.860 is doing.

00:24:41.520 Hey, we have a big tent.

00:24:43.040 If you're pro-life,

00:24:45.000 that's fine.

00:24:45.520 You're welcome.

00:24:46.520 No, you're not.

00:24:47.480 No, you're not.

00:24:47.960 You're welcome today

00:24:49.280 but as soon as

00:24:51.120 the election's over,

00:24:52.220 you're not welcome.

00:24:53.000 Now, let me show you

00:24:55.780 the difference

00:24:56.360 between her and Donald Trump.

00:24:58.560 Donald Trump,

00:24:59.720 my problem with Donald Trump

00:25:01.400 at the beginning

00:25:02.080 on his policies

00:25:03.840 was I didn't believe

00:25:04.800 he would do any of this stuff.

00:25:07.280 I, you know,

00:25:08.140 he was a New York liberal

00:25:09.880 and had lived his life

00:25:11.400 the whole time.

00:25:12.880 He says,

00:25:13.440 no, no, no, I've changed.

00:25:15.000 I didn't believe

00:25:15.800 he had changed.

00:25:17.480 I changed.

00:25:18.560 Well, he has obviously changed

00:25:21.340 and he's doing

00:25:22.660 almost everything

00:25:23.640 as a conservative

00:25:24.700 with an exception of things

00:25:26.300 that he has

00:25:26.940 a long record of

00:25:28.080 and he said

00:25:28.900 he was going to do anyway

00:25:30.240 which was the tariffs.

00:25:32.900 But everything else

00:25:34.020 he's starting to

00:25:34.720 he's starting to

00:25:36.200 be the president

00:25:37.340 or he came in office

00:25:38.700 being the president

00:25:39.440 he said he would be.

00:25:40.880 I thought

00:25:42.900 when he said

00:25:43.620 a few years ago

00:25:44.400 you know what 1.00

00:25:44.960 the Republicans are stupid 1.00

00:25:46.240 I'll just run as a Democrat 1.00

00:25:47.480 but I'm going to run

00:25:49.040 as a Republican 1.00

00:25:50.420 because they're just stupid 1.00

00:25:51.560 he said something like that. 1.00

00:25:53.920 He didn't say that?

00:25:54.780 No, that's been passed around

00:25:55.940 for a while.

00:25:56.520 Okay, okay.

00:25:57.080 He certainly bounced

00:25:58.180 back and forth

00:25:58.820 between the parties.

00:25:59.840 Right, right, right.

00:26:00.180 So, but my thought

00:26:01.820 on this is

00:26:02.500 his problem was not

00:26:04.240 with the Republican people

00:26:06.740 his problem was

00:26:08.300 with the party

00:26:09.180 and the party is

00:26:10.960 all over the map 1.00

00:26:12.080 and stupid 1.00

00:26:12.820 and 1.00

00:26:14.380 he is connected

00:26:16.580 with the people

00:26:17.960 and the conservative

00:26:19.660 American way

00:26:20.840 of the people

00:26:21.980 that's I think

00:26:23.880 perhaps

00:26:24.640 always been him

00:26:26.000 and the people

00:26:27.060 when he said last night

00:26:28.020 you know

00:26:28.360 I didn't do this

00:26:29.480 we did this together

00:26:30.760 this is both of us

00:26:32.340 I believe that from him

00:26:33.940 cinema is

00:26:35.500 is just

00:26:36.700 moderating

00:26:37.780 her

00:26:38.220 her

00:26:38.860 position

00:26:39.860 to become elected

00:26:41.420 you

00:26:42.060 you don't go

00:26:42.860 from a code pink

00:26:44.140 activist

00:26:44.780 to a moderate

00:26:46.440 you just don't

00:26:48.060 and if so

00:26:48.560 I want to hear that story

00:26:49.740 and if so

00:26:50.600 how come

00:26:51.040 code pink

00:26:51.880 is not out

00:26:53.160 against her

00:26:54.260 right

00:26:54.820 that's an interesting point

00:26:56.300 yeah I mean

00:26:57.140 you know

00:26:57.520 that one is

00:26:59.060 so

00:27:00.360 overtly terrible

00:27:02.280 I mean

00:27:02.740 she is just

00:27:03.400 so overtly

00:27:04.820 against

00:27:06.000 you know

00:27:06.620 the typical

00:27:07.420 way you'd

00:27:08.520 think of

00:27:08.800 Arizona

00:27:09.120 I mean

00:27:09.380 Arizona's been

00:27:09.940 a red state

00:27:10.500 you know

00:27:11.020 for a while

00:27:11.620 you know

00:27:12.780 it's had

00:27:13.480 its maverick

00:27:14.140 elements

00:27:14.520 as John McEno

00:27:15.460 used to point out

00:27:16.200 about himself

00:27:16.680 but it was

00:27:18.380 a situation

00:27:19.380 where

00:27:19.880 you know

00:27:20.660 this should not

00:27:21.360 be

00:27:21.740 you don't think

00:27:22.680 you're going to do

00:27:23.000 very well

00:27:23.320 with a hard

00:27:23.740 left candidate

00:27:24.240 get a good

00:27:24.740 example of this

00:27:25.300 is the governor

00:27:25.780 race

00:27:26.100 which is the

00:27:26.600 same situation

00:27:27.420 very hard

00:27:28.200 right candidate

00:27:28.900 or hard left

00:27:29.720 candidate

00:27:30.000 that has no

00:27:30.480 chance of winning

00:27:30.960 which is exactly

00:27:31.880 how this race

00:27:32.420 should look

00:27:32.820 so I want

00:27:34.040 to show you

00:27:34.480 what I think

00:27:35.400 the Democrats

00:27:36.840 excuse me

00:27:37.860 what the Democrats

00:27:38.780 are going to learn

00:27:39.960 excuse me

00:27:41.140 what they're going

00:27:42.600 to learn from

00:27:43.360 tonight's election

00:27:44.520 because

00:27:46.380 Gillum probably

00:27:48.520 is going to win

00:27:49.700 and there's going

00:27:50.680 to be a few people

00:27:51.340 like this

00:27:51.740 very very close

00:27:52.300 yeah

00:27:52.560 he's got

00:27:53.000 he's the favorite

00:27:53.900 right

00:27:54.140 right

00:27:54.560 Beto is going

00:27:56.360 to do better

00:27:57.440 than anyone

00:27:58.020 in Texas

00:27:58.580 should have done

00:27:59.680 and I'll tell you

00:28:00.320 what this is going

00:28:01.000 to teach

00:28:01.540 the Democrats

00:28:02.540 and you should

00:28:05.100 be wary of it

00:28:06.600 but you should

00:28:07.120 definitely be aware

00:28:08.440 this is the best

00:28:15.260 of the Glenn Beck

00:28:15.960 program

00:28:16.440 let me go to

00:28:29.360 Tracy who just

00:28:30.540 left a Starbucks

00:28:32.220 here in Texas

00:28:33.160 Tracy

00:28:33.660 good morning Glenn

00:28:35.320 and happy election day

00:28:36.440 thank you

00:28:37.000 I was born

00:28:38.660 and raised

00:28:39.120 in Mount Vernon

00:28:39.740 Skagit County

00:28:40.520 so I just wanted

00:28:41.100 to drop that in

00:28:42.080 and give it to my parents

00:28:43.700 and Cedral Woolley

00:28:44.660 hi mom

00:28:45.280 I love you

00:28:46.160 so anyways

00:28:50.940 I've lived in Texas

00:28:52.200 now 30 years

00:28:53.140 I'm a former ICE agent

00:28:54.420 and I was in my local

00:28:55.700 Starbucks in Grand Prairie

00:28:56.960 this morning

00:28:57.540 and there was a lady 0.57

00:28:58.620 in there that was

00:28:59.320 wearing

00:28:59.720 she was full of

00:29:00.440 Beto O'Rourke buttons

00:29:01.460 she was passing out

00:29:02.800 stickers

00:29:03.180 and I guess

00:29:03.740 trying to get people

00:29:04.540 to take them to vote

00:29:05.680 she had a computer

00:29:06.500 and she practically

00:29:08.280 crammed these stickers

00:29:09.180 down my throat

00:29:10.080 and so I called

00:29:11.360 Starbucks corporate

00:29:12.300 shortly after that

00:29:13.240 about an hour ago

00:29:14.080 to see if they had

00:29:14.880 approved or sanctioned

00:29:16.040 this

00:29:16.300 and they said

00:29:17.500 that they couldn't

00:29:18.020 even comment

00:29:18.740 that each store manager

00:29:20.600 sets their own policies

00:29:21.940 and so I asked

00:29:23.160 well what if someone

00:29:24.160 wanted to hold

00:29:24.700 a Ku Klux Klan rally

00:29:25.960 would they be okay

00:29:26.720 with that

00:29:27.200 and he said yes

00:29:28.060 I just don't think

00:29:29.300 they should be

00:29:30.120 endorsing a candidate

00:29:31.280 or forcing that

00:29:32.260 on their customers

00:29:32.920 it's kind of annoying

00:29:33.760 and I voted early

00:29:35.080 I voted for Cruz

00:29:35.880 and I would be saying

00:29:36.520 the same thing

00:29:37.080 if they were in there

00:29:37.740 passing out Ted Cruz

00:29:38.820 bumper stickers

00:29:39.520 well I will tell you this

00:29:41.080 I will tell you this

00:29:42.300 I doubt that's what

00:29:43.280 Starbucks would do

00:29:44.320 because we know

00:29:45.940 that they shut

00:29:46.960 their entire place down

00:29:48.380 when somebody abided

00:29:49.840 by the rules

00:29:50.760 of the local Starbucks

00:29:52.000 so it's absolutely

00:29:53.400 not true

00:29:54.200 however if that's what

00:29:55.700 Starbucks wants to do

00:29:57.160 and say

00:29:57.640 then you vote

00:29:59.160 with your feet

00:29:59.840 go get your coffee

00:30:00.780 someplace else

00:30:01.740 I mean I wouldn't

00:30:03.120 I wouldn't like it

00:30:04.420 if they were doing it

00:30:05.360 for Cruz

00:30:05.920 and Trump

00:30:06.780 and everybody else

00:30:07.480 I don't want my politics

00:30:09.260 I don't want politics

00:30:10.500 with my coffee

00:30:12.320 I don't

00:30:13.040 I don't want politics

00:30:14.280 in my entire life

00:30:15.840 I'd like it

00:30:17.900 where I'm getting

00:30:18.640 my politics

00:30:20.100 from a political talk show

00:30:22.360 or from a political meeting

00:30:23.880 or at the poll

00:30:25.260 when I'm going there

00:30:26.380 to actually vote

00:30:27.620 not for

00:30:28.680 not

00:30:29.120 not

00:30:29.420 not in every aspect

00:30:30.740 of my life

00:30:31.320 thanks Tracy

00:30:32.120 I appreciate it

00:30:33.000 that's crazy

00:30:33.780 isn't it

00:30:34.740 we have

00:30:36.260 I have long had

00:30:38.180 this theory

00:30:39.180 that

00:30:39.460 and it's actually

00:30:40.120 not mine

00:30:40.460 it's DARPA

00:30:41.140 DARPA got into

00:30:42.420 a lot of trouble

00:30:43.080 right after

00:30:43.740 2001

00:30:44.880 because they said

00:30:46.040 we should do

00:30:46.560 a predicted market

00:30:47.860 a predictive market

00:30:49.160 for terror attacks

00:30:51.280 and we'll have

00:30:52.860 all of the terrorist

00:30:53.600 organizations

00:30:54.320 not terrorist organizations

00:30:55.300 sorry

00:30:55.540 all the anti-terrorist

00:30:56.880 organizations

00:30:57.440 around the world

00:30:58.120 actually put money

00:31:00.120 into a predictive market

00:31:02.800 and say

00:31:03.780 we think this is

00:31:05.180 where it's going to go

00:31:06.440 this is the next

00:31:07.860 terror strike

00:31:08.660 and they thought

00:31:09.280 that was the best way

00:31:10.280 to predict it

00:31:10.820 and I think

00:31:11.560 they were right

00:31:12.300 because of political

00:31:13.440 correctness

00:31:14.060 we didn't do it

00:31:14.840 but I think

00:31:15.200 it was right

00:31:15.740 polling is very

00:31:17.460 very difficult

00:31:18.160 now the polls

00:31:18.860 got it pretty

00:31:19.600 correct last time

00:31:21.260 yeah there was

00:31:21.680 definitely some

00:31:22.060 state level errors

00:31:23.080 the national polls

00:31:23.940 were very close

00:31:24.760 actually when you

00:31:26.040 go look back

00:31:26.540 and look at them

00:31:27.200 people were fooled

00:31:28.600 by that because

00:31:29.200 they were looking

00:31:29.820 at the electoral

00:31:30.380 college which is

00:31:31.260 something the poll

00:31:32.180 wasn't exactly

00:31:32.860 trying to predict

00:31:33.820 but you know

00:31:35.000 obviously Donald Trump

00:31:35.800 won the election

00:31:36.440 and most people

00:31:36.920 didn't expect that

00:31:38.200 in fact I remember

00:31:39.600 you could make

00:31:40.660 five over five

00:31:42.380 times your money

00:31:43.320 betting on Donald

00:31:45.000 Trump on election

00:31:46.240 day

00:31:46.640 wow

00:31:47.220 like midday

00:31:48.240 it was like

00:31:48.600 I remember

00:31:48.860 two or three

00:31:49.360 o'clock

00:31:49.680 checking that

00:31:50.220 it was like

00:31:50.540 five point five

00:31:51.460 to one

00:31:51.880 you could have

00:31:52.820 made

00:31:53.160 on election day

00:31:54.620 so it was still

00:31:54.820 it was even

00:31:55.700 wrong then

00:31:56.320 and that was

00:31:57.200 yeah

00:31:57.360 now that was

00:31:58.100 like you know

00:31:59.080 one of these

00:31:59.460 like offshore

00:32:00.340 like gambling

00:32:01.300 sites

00:32:01.720 predict it

00:32:02.560 is a website

00:32:03.440 that's different

00:32:04.000 than that

00:32:04.420 it's trying

00:32:05.180 to get data

00:32:06.520 about

00:32:07.400 and kind of

00:32:08.260 test your theory

00:32:08.820 I think

00:32:09.180 is what they're

00:32:09.900 doing

00:32:10.180 it's a fascinating

00:32:11.680 site

00:32:12.160 and Flip Padoe

00:32:12.940 is with us

00:32:13.420 he's from

00:32:13.900 predict it

00:32:14.340 dot org

00:32:14.860 predict it

00:32:15.620 dot org

00:32:16.420 and

00:32:17.860 on election

00:32:19.080 day

00:32:19.300 I'm sure

00:32:19.620 it's one of

00:32:19.900 the busiest

00:32:20.280 days for you

00:32:20.880 Flip

00:32:21.140 what are you

00:32:21.920 seeing so

00:32:22.260 far

00:32:22.500 yes

00:32:24.280 hi

00:32:24.520 thanks for

00:32:24.880 having me

00:32:25.140 it is

00:32:25.500 it's a busy

00:32:26.220 day on the

00:32:26.660 site

00:32:26.860 looks to be

00:32:27.260 the

00:32:27.600 highest volume

00:32:29.560 day since

00:32:30.220 election day

00:32:31.060 2016

00:32:31.580 might even

00:32:32.200 might even

00:32:32.700 surpass that

00:32:33.480 wow

00:32:33.940 but we're

00:32:34.560 we're seeing

00:32:34.980 we're seeing

00:32:35.000 we've got

00:32:36.240 nearly 200

00:32:37.540 markets up

00:32:38.340 just tied

00:32:39.220 to today's

00:32:40.520 contest

00:32:41.180 so you can

00:32:41.900 look at the

00:32:42.860 traders odds

00:32:44.180 and invest

00:32:45.560 in outcomes

00:32:46.900 for every

00:32:48.480 senate race

00:32:49.160 most of the

00:32:49.720 close house

00:32:50.260 races

00:32:50.620 the ultimate

00:32:51.300 number of

00:32:52.660 seeds controlled

00:32:53.240 by each

00:32:53.780 party in each

00:32:54.600 chamber

00:32:54.940 and so you

00:32:55.340 can really

00:32:55.600 get a

00:32:55.920 not only

00:32:56.940 a purely

00:32:58.720 financially

00:32:59.380 driven

00:32:59.940 and therefore

00:33:01.520 one might

00:33:02.060 expect more

00:33:02.560 honest

00:33:03.020 expectation

00:33:04.240 of what's

00:33:04.580 going to

00:33:04.760 happen

00:33:05.020 but you

00:33:05.480 can really

00:33:05.780 look down

00:33:06.200 at a very

00:33:06.660 very granular

00:33:07.280 level and

00:33:07.860 even see

00:33:08.280 which races

00:33:09.400 look to be

00:33:09.880 the closest

00:33:10.420 which are

00:33:11.700 going to

00:33:11.860 come down

00:33:12.160 to the

00:33:12.400 wire

00:33:12.680 and kind

00:33:14.160 of make

00:33:14.380 your own

00:33:14.640 determinations

00:33:15.260 about what

00:33:16.880 the real

00:33:17.360 new balance

00:33:18.040 of power

00:33:18.320 is going

00:33:18.540 to look

00:33:18.740 like tomorrow

00:33:19.260 and if

00:33:19.780 you have

00:33:19.940 a strong

00:33:20.260 thesis

00:33:20.580 you can

00:33:21.180 even earn

00:33:21.700 some money

00:33:22.040 doing so

00:33:22.580 so flip

00:33:23.320 are you

00:33:23.720 close enough

00:33:24.740 to these

00:33:25.180 numbers to

00:33:25.680 be able to

00:33:26.060 say

00:33:26.380 here are

00:33:28.380 the ones

00:33:29.540 that

00:33:30.080 disagree

00:33:30.780 with the

00:33:31.420 polls

00:33:31.840 yes

00:33:33.820 in a few

00:33:34.460 cases we

00:33:35.000 can

00:33:35.360 and aggregating

00:33:36.720 from for

00:33:37.580 instance across

00:33:38.040 all of our

00:33:38.420 senate races

00:33:38.960 it looks like

00:33:39.760 traders expect

00:33:40.620 the most likely

00:33:41.300 scenario to be

00:33:42.260 republicans picking

00:33:43.200 up one or

00:33:44.280 possibly two

00:33:45.040 net seats

00:33:45.760 so picking up

00:33:47.420 in missouri

00:33:48.380 and indiana

00:33:49.020 which you know

00:33:50.860 the statisticians

00:33:51.620 are still calling

00:33:52.260 slightly in favor

00:33:53.160 of the

00:33:53.780 democrats

00:33:54.880 whereas the

00:33:55.520 traders are saying

00:33:56.160 they think

00:33:56.740 the republicans

00:33:57.220 have managed

00:33:57.500 to pick up

00:33:57.960 those two

00:33:58.500 those two

00:33:59.880 seats

00:34:00.220 and lose

00:34:00.600 only

00:34:00.960 nevada

00:34:01.580 which gives

00:34:02.000 them the

00:34:02.380 plus one

00:34:03.220 and then

00:34:04.080 with some

00:34:04.500 possibility

00:34:05.000 of picking

00:34:05.380 up ohio

00:34:05.960 also

00:34:06.280 that's

00:34:06.740 that's a

00:34:07.080 little bit

00:34:07.860 of a

00:34:08.400 of a

00:34:08.880 farther

00:34:09.100 reach

00:34:09.520 but

00:34:09.820 you know

00:34:11.220 overall

00:34:12.280 traders are

00:34:13.700 giving

00:34:14.060 let's see

00:34:15.520 about

00:34:16.680 a

00:34:17.420 13%

00:34:19.760 chance

00:34:20.280 that

00:34:20.880 that the

00:34:22.620 democrats

00:34:23.020 do manage

00:34:23.460 to capture

00:34:24.280 the senate

00:34:25.220 interestingly

00:34:25.760 they give

00:34:26.420 still well

00:34:29.000 over a

00:34:29.360 30%

00:34:29.840 chance

00:34:30.240 that

00:34:30.400 republicans

00:34:30.940 actually

00:34:31.260 manage

00:34:31.560 to keep

00:34:31.860 the house

00:34:32.360 despite

00:34:32.960 the fact

00:34:33.420 that

00:34:34.100 you know

00:34:34.320 the expert

00:34:34.840 prognosticators

00:34:36.280 have been

00:34:36.620 dwindling

00:34:37.040 their chances

00:34:38.000 on that

00:34:38.520 outcome

00:34:39.680 down to

00:34:40.160 the

00:34:40.380 now single

00:34:41.160 digits

00:34:41.480 or low

00:34:42.020 double

00:34:42.280 digits

00:34:42.560 so we see

00:34:43.300 a real

00:34:43.560 divergence

00:34:43.960 here

00:34:44.260 in terms

00:34:44.580 of what

00:34:44.860 people

00:34:45.080 who are

00:34:45.320 putting

00:34:45.540 their money

00:34:45.880 on the

00:34:46.160 line

00:34:46.480 expect

00:34:47.300 they're

00:34:48.060 still

00:34:48.260 calling

00:34:48.540 for the

00:34:48.820 house

00:34:49.000 to go

00:34:49.400 to the

00:34:50.520 democrats

00:34:50.860 but by

00:34:51.440 nowhere near

00:34:51.860 the margins

00:34:52.460 that the

00:34:53.860 polls

00:34:54.140 and pundits

00:34:54.640 are saying

00:34:55.380 you know

00:34:56.500 that it's

00:34:56.900 locked up

00:34:57.340 it still

00:34:57.580 does appear

00:34:58.000 to be

00:34:58.220 very much

00:34:58.600 in contention

00:34:59.180 and whereas

00:35:00.580 the senate

00:35:01.200 does appear

00:35:01.720 to be

00:35:02.140 more of

00:35:02.900 you know

00:35:03.800 more of

00:35:04.060 a fait accompli

00:35:04.680 for the

00:35:04.960 republicans

00:35:05.380 to hold

00:35:05.740 or even

00:35:06.040 slightly

00:35:06.360 expand

00:35:06.780 the majority

00:35:07.260 what do

00:35:07.800 you see

00:35:08.060 in

00:35:08.260 arizona

00:35:08.820 arizona

00:35:11.220 we're

00:35:11.480 currently

00:35:11.800 traders

00:35:12.800 are given

00:35:13.180 58%

00:35:14.180 chance

00:35:14.660 that

00:35:15.320 republicans

00:35:15.880 win

00:35:16.080 there

00:35:16.400 it's

00:35:18.200 interesting

00:35:18.440 there's

00:35:18.640 a couple

00:35:18.900 races

00:35:19.200 like that

00:35:19.640 because i

00:35:19.880 noticed

00:35:20.080 that in

00:35:20.360 arizona

00:35:20.800 and there's

00:35:21.620 a couple

00:35:21.920 of others

00:35:22.480 where

00:35:22.980 the

00:35:24.060 experts

00:35:25.660 say

00:35:26.380 it's

00:35:26.780 a slight

00:35:27.460 favorite

00:35:27.820 for the

00:35:28.160 democrats

00:35:28.540 and

00:35:29.440 predict

00:35:29.860 it seems

00:35:30.260 to think

00:35:30.580 there's a

00:35:30.880 slight

00:35:31.100 favorite

00:35:31.400 for the

00:35:31.960 republicans

00:35:32.580 is there

00:35:32.860 a pattern

00:35:33.620 to that

00:35:34.000 or are there

00:35:34.880 more republicans

00:35:35.540 on the

00:35:35.760 site

00:35:36.000 what do

00:35:36.260 you think

00:35:36.540 there is

00:35:38.040 a little bit

00:35:38.400 of a pattern

00:35:38.880 there

00:35:39.220 same thing

00:35:40.400 we're seeing

00:35:40.660 in missouri

00:35:41.160 the experts

00:35:41.660 are saying

00:35:42.160 democrats

00:35:43.400 have a slight

00:35:44.120 advantage

00:35:44.640 we're actually

00:35:45.060 got that

00:35:46.340 at more

00:35:46.680 like 60-40

00:35:47.780 against

00:35:48.900 mccaskill

00:35:49.520 and the same

00:35:51.080 thing

00:35:51.360 in indiana

00:35:52.460 where we

00:35:52.800 have that

00:35:53.440 closer to

00:35:54.360 a jump

00:35:54.960 ball

00:35:55.200 but

00:35:55.600 braun

00:35:56.460 slightly

00:35:56.780 favored

00:35:57.140 over

00:35:57.460 donnelly

00:35:57.980 which again

00:35:58.380 is at odds

00:36:00.540 with what the

00:36:01.900 experts are

00:36:02.340 saying

00:36:02.620 so this

00:36:03.340 might have

00:36:03.700 something to do

00:36:04.260 with the

00:36:04.540 fact that

00:36:05.500 if you look

00:36:07.660 historically

00:36:08.280 the polling

00:36:09.780 error

00:36:10.320 in particular

00:36:11.040 on midterms

00:36:11.980 does tend

00:36:13.180 to favor

00:36:13.840 democrats

00:36:15.140 by a couple

00:36:15.660 of points

00:36:16.220 so

00:36:16.880 to the extent

00:36:17.960 that the

00:36:18.320 punditry

00:36:18.900 is informed

00:36:19.980 by the

00:36:20.500 polling

00:36:20.840 despite the

00:36:22.360 fact that

00:36:22.640 there was

00:36:22.820 a little bit

00:36:23.220 of a

00:36:23.620 systemic

00:36:24.380 polling error

00:36:25.840 favoring democrats

00:36:26.800 in 2016

00:36:27.380 as well

00:36:28.020 you know

00:36:28.680 it's yet to be

00:36:29.320 seen whether

00:36:29.720 that effect

00:36:30.420 still exists

00:36:31.340 traders seem

00:36:32.240 to be

00:36:32.720 suggesting

00:36:33.320 that they

00:36:33.700 believe

00:36:34.000 there is

00:36:34.500 still

00:36:34.920 some measure

00:36:37.220 of a

00:36:37.520 systemic

00:36:37.960 pro-democratic

00:36:39.180 polling edge

00:36:40.100 that will be

00:36:40.700 washed out

00:36:41.560 of it

00:36:41.800 on election

00:36:43.100 day and so

00:36:43.560 you'll see

00:36:44.000 slightly better

00:36:44.740 net republican

00:36:45.500 results

00:36:46.800 and of course

00:36:47.340 with closely

00:36:48.420 divided house

00:36:49.140 and senate

00:36:49.680 you know

00:36:50.660 that one

00:36:51.580 or two

00:36:51.840 points of

00:36:52.380 systemic

00:36:52.980 polling error

00:36:54.460 can make the

00:36:55.400 difference when

00:36:55.800 it comes to

00:36:56.160 who gets

00:36:56.420 the gavel

00:36:56.820 and to

00:36:58.580 Stu's point

00:36:59.200 you know

00:36:59.500 are there

00:36:59.800 more

00:37:00.120 republicans

00:37:01.220 on predicted

00:37:02.200 that actually

00:37:03.100 shouldn't be

00:37:03.940 a problem

00:37:04.560 should it

00:37:04.960 because people

00:37:05.580 are not

00:37:06.960 voting for

00:37:07.500 what they

00:37:07.780 want to

00:37:08.320 happen

00:37:08.600 they're

00:37:08.940 actually

00:37:09.580 putting

00:37:11.320 their money

00:37:11.840 down on

00:37:12.260 the table

00:37:12.620 for what

00:37:12.980 they think

00:37:13.500 is going

00:37:14.120 to happen

00:37:14.580 right

00:37:15.940 so in

00:37:16.300 theory

00:37:16.520 that's

00:37:16.800 right

00:37:17.040 that

00:37:17.240 presumably

00:37:18.380 one's

00:37:18.800 financial

00:37:19.180 incentive

00:37:19.560 would

00:37:19.740 outweigh

00:37:20.100 their

00:37:20.380 political

00:37:21.100 bias

00:37:21.580 but

00:37:21.840 we've

00:37:22.780 actually

00:37:23.020 found

00:37:23.440 interestingly

00:37:23.940 that

00:37:24.460 because we

00:37:25.360 looked a while

00:37:25.800 back to see

00:37:26.280 if democrats

00:37:26.780 or republicans

00:37:27.480 tended to do

00:37:28.140 better in terms

00:37:28.780 of their

00:37:29.000 returns

00:37:29.560 on

00:37:30.100 predicted

00:37:31.540 and we

00:37:31.880 found that

00:37:32.500 between

00:37:33.680 republicans

00:37:34.820 and democrats

00:37:35.460 they actually

00:37:36.480 performed

00:37:36.880 roughly

00:37:37.520 evenly

00:37:37.960 so to

00:37:38.580 the extent

00:37:38.960 people

00:37:39.540 can't

00:37:40.720 you know

00:37:41.040 can't get

00:37:42.360 past their

00:37:42.720 political biases

00:37:43.340 even when

00:37:43.720 their money

00:37:44.020 is on

00:37:44.340 the line

00:37:44.700 it should

00:37:45.660 at least

00:37:46.080 come out

00:37:47.100 in the

00:37:47.280 wash

00:37:47.540 to some

00:37:47.860 extent

00:37:48.160 where

00:37:48.440 one side's

00:37:49.300 bias is 0.95

00:37:49.700 outweighing

00:37:50.080 the others

00:37:50.440 we found

00:37:50.900 however

00:37:51.220 that

00:37:51.500 really

00:37:52.260 interestingly

00:37:52.780 independents

00:37:54.000 or unaffiliated

00:37:54.980 did better

00:37:56.100 than both

00:37:56.940 republicans

00:37:57.500 and democrats

00:37:58.140 so it

00:37:58.480 does suggest

00:37:59.180 that

00:37:59.580 there is

00:38:00.340 some

00:38:00.740 you know

00:38:01.900 some

00:38:02.280 unremovable

00:38:04.700 political bias

00:38:05.480 to your

00:38:05.840 trading activity

00:38:06.880 even

00:38:07.240 even when you

00:38:08.160 should be able

00:38:08.620 to separate

00:38:09.840 the two

00:38:10.300 and make

00:38:10.580 decisions

00:38:11.140 that are

00:38:11.780 going to

00:38:11.940 affect you

00:38:12.240 financially

00:38:12.620 but we

00:38:13.780 did find

00:38:14.140 that those

00:38:14.440 independents

00:38:15.040 were

00:38:15.300 somewhat

00:38:17.040 anecdotally

00:38:17.620 this is

00:38:17.900 early on

00:38:18.420 in the

00:38:18.820 site

00:38:18.980 when we

00:38:19.180 ran

00:38:19.380 this

00:38:19.560 analysis

00:38:19.940 but

00:38:20.300 at least

00:38:21.140 showed

00:38:21.420 that

00:38:21.760 by and

00:38:22.360 large

00:38:22.600 independents

00:38:23.200 tended to

00:38:23.880 outperform

00:38:24.620 partisans

00:38:25.440 at least

00:38:25.920 mildly

00:38:26.360 so flip

00:38:27.320 I'm

00:38:27.760 fascinated

00:38:28.580 with

00:38:29.060 things

00:38:29.400 that

00:38:29.660 I'm

00:38:30.180 fascinated

00:38:30.500 with

00:38:30.820 creative

00:38:31.400 destruction

00:38:31.900 and

00:38:33.140 I think

00:38:33.940 you have

00:38:34.580 the way

00:38:35.040 of

00:38:35.500 the creative

00:38:36.680 destruction

00:38:37.120 for polls

00:38:37.940 as they're

00:38:38.320 taken now

00:38:38.960 as they're

00:38:39.560 getting harder

00:38:40.040 and harder

00:38:40.360 to take

00:38:40.900 and people

00:38:41.500 I'm not

00:38:41.920 sure you

00:38:42.260 can trust

00:38:42.840 people

00:38:43.180 although

00:38:43.460 they're not

00:38:43.860 as wrong

00:38:44.380 as everybody

00:38:44.840 thinks they

00:38:45.460 are

00:38:45.720 and I

00:38:47.260 was fascinated

00:38:47.920 with DARPA's

00:38:49.280 idea

00:38:49.660 do you remember

00:38:50.560 that when they

00:38:51.180 came out

00:38:51.640 right after

00:38:52.620 9-11

00:38:52.960 they called

00:38:53.400 the TIA

00:38:54.440 the total

00:38:54.860 information

00:38:55.340 awareness

00:38:55.820 program

00:38:56.540 and I

00:38:56.920 agree with

00:38:57.420 I think

00:38:57.680 the idea

00:38:58.200 was a good

00:38:58.620 one

00:38:58.860 that if

00:38:59.320 there's

00:38:59.540 if there's

00:38:59.900 disparate

00:39:00.320 information

00:39:00.800 out there

00:39:01.220 spread

00:39:01.480 across the

00:39:01.940 world

00:39:02.120 if you

00:39:02.360 can synthesize

00:39:03.060 all that

00:39:03.380 information

00:39:03.780 together

00:39:04.080 in a

00:39:04.380 predictive

00:39:04.660 market

00:39:05.100 you know

00:39:05.940 to get

00:39:06.220 better

00:39:07.040 or at

00:39:07.400 least

00:39:07.520 a

00:39:07.680 different

00:39:08.060 intelligence

00:39:09.540 signal

00:39:10.040 that

00:39:10.360 hopefully

00:39:11.540 you can

00:39:12.040 make

00:39:12.280 useful

00:39:13.000 decisions

00:39:13.880 based on

00:39:14.460 their concerns

00:39:15.740 as you

00:39:15.980 mentioned

00:39:16.200 some were

00:39:16.640 about the

00:39:16.980 optics of

00:39:17.540 it

00:39:17.640 I think

00:39:17.940 some were

00:39:18.320 also

00:39:18.580 based on

00:39:19.600 you know

00:39:19.940 there were

00:39:20.140 at least

00:39:20.320 rumors

00:39:20.660 at the

00:39:20.940 time

00:39:21.200 about

00:39:21.500 various

00:39:22.280 Middle 0.95

00:39:22.520 Eastern

00:39:22.820 entities

00:39:23.600 shorting

00:39:24.660 airline

00:39:25.200 stocks

00:39:25.700 and things

00:39:26.040 like that

00:39:26.380 before

00:39:26.660 the events

00:39:27.780 took place

00:39:28.360 so I

00:39:28.660 think

00:39:28.780 there was

00:39:28.980 some

00:39:29.160 concern

00:39:29.480 too

00:39:29.720 that if

00:39:29.980 there was

00:39:30.220 a mechanism

00:39:30.860 out there

00:39:31.440 by which

00:39:31.900 someone

00:39:32.140 could

00:39:32.420 directly

00:39:32.980 speculate

00:39:33.980 on

00:39:34.320 and make

00:39:34.620 money

00:39:34.920 from

00:39:35.420 terrorist

00:39:36.240 attacks

00:39:36.600 that it

00:39:36.840 might

00:39:36.940 actually

00:39:37.260 introduce

00:39:37.680 an

00:39:37.820 incentive

00:39:38.180 to stake

00:39:39.540 a position

00:39:39.960 and then

00:39:40.400 cause the

00:39:41.360 event to

00:39:41.740 happen

00:39:42.060 but you

00:39:43.580 guys are

00:39:43.900 not doing

00:39:44.400 this

00:39:44.640 this is

00:39:44.960 not a

00:39:45.940 gambling

00:39:46.320 I mean

00:39:46.880 even though

00:39:47.180 it kind

00:39:47.660 of is

00:39:48.440 I mean

00:39:48.840 you're

00:39:48.960 putting your

00:39:49.260 money down

00:39:49.620 on the

00:39:49.780 table

00:39:50.020 and you're

00:39:50.360 playing

00:39:50.620 the odds

00:39:51.040 but what

00:39:52.760 is it

00:39:52.980 you're

00:39:53.160 trying to

00:39:54.140 do

00:39:55.200 and to

00:39:56.200 learn

00:39:56.780 so we're

00:39:58.920 trying to

00:39:59.360 learn

00:39:59.860 as much

00:40:02.200 as possible

00:40:02.600 both about

00:40:03.020 how predictive

00:40:03.960 markets function

00:40:04.840 and what

00:40:05.180 makes them

00:40:05.620 liquid

00:40:05.900 what makes

00:40:06.840 them

00:40:07.060 correct

00:40:07.580 especially

00:40:09.060 what factors

00:40:10.300 make such

00:40:10.920 markets more

00:40:11.520 correct than

00:40:12.320 the best

00:40:13.100 signals that

00:40:13.640 are currently

00:40:13.980 out there

00:40:14.340 where the

00:40:14.800 punditry

00:40:15.620 statisticians

00:40:16.400 or the

00:40:16.620 polling

00:40:16.920 but we're

00:40:18.220 also just

00:40:18.560 trying to

00:40:18.840 understand

00:40:19.280 the market

00:40:21.720 dynamics of

00:40:22.480 how crowds

00:40:23.800 aggregate and

00:40:24.820 synthesize their

00:40:26.340 collective wisdom

00:40:27.160 into a single

00:40:28.400 price signal

00:40:29.300 and to the

00:40:30.640 extent that's

00:40:31.700 that's actually

00:40:32.540 useful and

00:40:33.400 actionable by

00:40:34.280 those who

00:40:34.640 consume the

00:40:35.140 data so

00:40:35.600 predicted has

00:40:36.240 has research

00:40:37.780 partnerships set

00:40:38.560 up with dozens

00:40:39.280 of universities

00:40:40.300 that that

00:40:41.180 actively comb

00:40:41.880 through and

00:40:42.560 try and

00:40:43.060 analyze this

00:40:43.680 data to see

00:40:44.320 if they do

00:40:44.800 yield better

00:40:46.440 predictions and

00:40:47.160 if so you

00:40:48.320 know if you

00:40:48.540 can say

00:40:48.900 anything

00:40:49.260 interesting about

00:40:50.260 which kinds

00:40:50.820 of markets

00:40:51.300 tend to do

00:40:51.840 better than

00:40:53.440 others that

00:40:54.020 that kind of

00:40:55.080 teasing out those

00:40:55.720 hidden hidden

00:40:56.580 insights that

00:40:57.160 might be scattered

00:40:58.300 in all these

00:40:58.900 disparate

00:40:59.600 information sources

00:41:00.460 and it's

00:41:00.800 because of

00:41:01.080 that motive

00:41:02.680 right that's

00:41:03.560 why it's

00:41:04.020 sort of legal

00:41:04.640 right like

00:41:05.140 I think it

00:41:05.800 would people

00:41:06.220 would think

00:41:06.640 that this is

00:41:07.120 some like

00:41:07.560 offshore thing

00:41:08.440 it's not

00:41:09.340 though you

00:41:09.660 guys actually

00:41:10.120 got approval

00:41:10.580 from the

00:41:11.020 government to

00:41:11.400 do this

00:41:11.680 right

00:41:11.900 that's

00:41:13.700 correct the

00:41:14.060 CFTC that

00:41:14.900 regulates

00:41:15.700 you know these

00:41:17.260 kind of markets

00:41:17.800 generally issued

00:41:19.120 no no action

00:41:20.040 relief to

00:41:20.940 predicted and

00:41:22.040 the sponsoring

00:41:22.540 university behind

00:41:23.540 it to say

00:41:24.140 basically if

00:41:24.800 you if you

00:41:26.300 do this with

00:41:27.100 a predominant

00:41:28.060 focus being

00:41:29.140 on generating

00:41:29.960 that kind

00:41:30.500 of useful

00:41:31.420 scientific and

00:41:33.200 research data

00:41:33.960 and if you

00:41:35.140 can find

00:41:36.360 yourself to be

00:41:36.940 within certain

00:41:37.660 limitations to

00:41:39.000 do with you

00:41:40.380 know the

00:41:40.560 maximum size

00:41:41.560 of position

00:41:42.080 you can have

00:41:42.640 in a given

00:41:43.000 market or the

00:41:43.720 total number

00:41:44.280 of participants

00:41:44.900 in a given

00:41:45.400 market that

00:41:46.360 sort of keep

00:41:46.860 it to be a

00:41:47.460 predominantly

00:41:47.860 academic exercise

00:41:49.080 then they offer

00:41:51.020 this relief to

00:41:51.660 say we're not

00:41:52.140 going to treat

00:41:53.400 you as though

00:41:53.780 you're gambling

00:41:54.360 or trading

00:41:55.260 unregulated

00:41:55.860 derivatives or

00:41:56.760 anything like

00:41:57.840 that so

00:41:58.160 it's that

00:41:59.380 approach that

00:42:00.000 provides those

00:42:00.900 protections both

00:42:01.980 for the site

00:42:02.500 and for the

00:42:02.960 users and

00:42:03.440 actually do

00:42:03.880 keep it

00:42:04.320 legal

00:42:05.040 this is the

00:42:09.800 best of the

00:42:10.280 Glenn Beck

00:42:10.680 program

00:42:11.220 i'm sure this

00:42:18.200 is nothing

00:42:18.740 and i feel a

00:42:21.940 little like

00:42:22.580 orson wells in

00:42:23.560 1929 with the

00:42:24.760 war of the

00:42:25.100 worlds but this

00:42:25.820 is coming from

00:42:26.560 nbc news

00:42:27.800 uh and harvard

00:42:30.400 researchers

00:42:31.180 scientists say

00:42:33.040 mysterious object

00:42:34.860 may be an

00:42:36.100 alien spacecraft

00:42:37.620 harvard's harvard

00:42:39.440 researchers have

00:42:40.380 raised the

00:42:40.980 possibility that

00:42:41.980 this is a probe

00:42:43.140 sent by some

00:42:44.760 alien race 0.99

00:42:46.700 scientists have

00:42:48.000 been puzzling

00:42:48.800 over the

00:42:49.760 um

00:42:50.140 wam

00:42:50.880 or wamama

00:42:52.160 or something

00:42:52.800 ever since the

00:42:54.060 mysterious space

00:42:55.120 object was

00:42:55.920 observed tumbling

00:42:56.920 past the sun

00:42:57.940 in late 2017

00:42:59.400 have you even

00:43:00.360 heard of this

00:43:01.000 no

00:43:01.440 um

00:43:03.020 this is i mean

00:43:04.300 scientists have

00:43:06.560 been talking about

00:43:07.120 this for a while

00:43:07.820 they're just

00:43:08.460 mentioning like

00:43:08.940 everybody's been

00:43:09.660 talking about no

00:43:10.400 nobody's been

00:43:11.180 talking about it

00:43:11.820 we've been talking 1.00

00:43:12.420 about stupid 1.00

00:43:12.920 tweets 1.00

00:43:13.480 given its high

00:43:15.340 speed and its

00:43:16.240 unusual trajectory

00:43:17.320 the reddish

00:43:18.200 stadium size

00:43:19.340 whatever it is

00:43:20.340 had clearly come

00:43:22.020 from outside our

00:43:23.000 solar system

00:43:23.780 but its flattened

00:43:25.520 elongated shape

00:43:26.860 and the way it

00:43:27.820 accelerated on its

00:43:28.940 way through the

00:43:29.600 solar system

00:43:30.320 set it apart from

00:43:31.680 conventional asteroids

00:43:33.000 and comets

00:43:33.760 it kind of looks

00:43:35.240 stew thinks it looks

00:43:36.040 like a stick

00:43:36.580 i think we're just

00:43:37.220 seeing the side

00:43:37.860 and it looks to me

00:43:38.620 a little like the

00:43:39.340 you know millennial

00:43:40.600 millennium falcon

00:43:41.800 um now a pair of

00:43:44.320 harvard researchers

00:43:45.240 are raising the

00:43:46.160 possibility that it

00:43:47.520 is an alien

00:43:48.440 spacecraft

00:43:49.180 as they say in a

00:43:50.500 paper to be published

00:43:51.280 november 12th in the

00:43:52.180 astrophysical journal

00:43:53.300 letters the object

00:43:54.680 quote may be fully

00:43:55.840 operational as a

00:43:57.220 probe sent

00:43:58.500 intentionally to

00:43:59.460 earth's vicinity by

00:44:00.900 an alien civilization

00:44:02.320 researchers are not

00:44:04.460 claiming outright that

00:44:05.860 aliens sent this but

00:44:07.300 after careful

00:44:08.280 mathematical analysis

00:44:09.660 of the way the

00:44:11.020 interstellar object

00:44:11.960 sped up as it

00:44:13.560 shot past the sun

00:44:14.780 they say it could be

00:44:16.500 a spacecraft pushed

00:44:17.500 through space by

00:44:18.540 light falling on its

00:44:19.660 surface or a light

00:44:21.600 sail of artificial

00:44:23.220 origin they have no

00:44:26.460 guess on who might

00:44:27.800 have sent it uh to

00:44:30.100 us um they said

00:44:33.220 this is crazy uh they

00:44:36.860 said no one should

00:44:37.640 blindly accept this

00:44:39.340 hypothesis when there

00:44:42.020 is also a more mundane

00:44:43.920 explanation namely it's

00:44:46.340 a comet or an asteroid

00:44:47.720 from afar yeah i would

00:44:50.440 say that in science we

00:44:52.840 must ask ourselves where

00:44:54.180 is the evidence not

00:44:55.720 where is the lack of

00:44:56.700 evidence so i can fit it

00:44:57.740 in a hypothesis that i

00:44:58.980 like so those are two

00:45:00.740 uh arguments that

00:45:02.160 against it but

00:45:03.800 apparently it's i mean

00:45:05.920 what else accelerates

00:45:07.060 i mean what else

00:45:10.660 would accelerate

00:45:11.380 asteroids don't 0.78

00:45:13.540 this is i would assume

00:45:14.480 this is why harvard

00:45:15.120 saying it might be an

00:45:15.940 alien spacecraft right

00:45:17.080 yeah they have no other

00:45:18.100 solution but i mean you

00:45:19.080 know that is of course not

00:45:20.000 proof but it is

00:45:20.860 interesting i mean again

00:45:22.400 it's not just some guy

00:45:23.460 saying it it's not just

00:45:24.600 someone on some you know

00:45:25.640 an alex jones saying he

00:45:27.160 thinks it's a this is

00:45:28.300 this harvard saying it i

00:45:29.880 think it might be an

00:45:30.460 alien really bizarre isn't

00:45:32.040 it very very strange and

00:45:33.260 we don't know we don't

00:45:34.120 know any of these

00:45:34.640 candidates positions on the

00:45:35.880 upcoming alien but we

00:45:37.260 know donald trump has

00:45:38.120 got to be against it or

00:45:39.340 for it whichever the left

00:45:40.960 decides therefore he's

00:45:42.460 got to be the other side

00:45:43.300 and it's wrong and racist

00:45:44.740 no matter which side it is

00:45:46.420 it will be wrong and

00:45:47.300 racist he doesn't like

00:45:48.040 little green men no 0.92

00:45:49.300 because he doesn't want

00:45:50.540 them coming here no

00:45:51.460 they'd come with with

00:45:53.280 vaporized guns and he'd

00:45:55.520 be like we should probably

00:45:56.540 stop the vaporizer and

00:45:57.920 they would just attack

00:45:59.100 donald trump we

00:45:59.820 shouldn't be building

00:46:00.520 walls we should be

00:46:01.320 building bridges but

00:46:03.360 they're shooting our

00:46:04.200 people with we should be

00:46:05.280 building little vaporizing

00:46:06.780 guns to give to them

00:46:08.200 we've been so bad to this

00:46:11.260 planet we deserve to be 0.98

00:46:13.080 vaporized i i honestly 0.98

00:46:15.880 would ask the alien if i

00:46:17.200 could return with them

00:46:18.040 oh my god please just

00:46:19.260 leave here this isn't

00:46:20.700 working we tried it it

00:46:22.040 was you know we had a

00:46:23.660 run we had a couple

00:46:24.980 hundred years no man

00:46:26.540 cannot rule himself let's

00:46:28.480 try an alien race maybe

00:46:31.440 they can maybe they can

00:46:32.700 rule us i for one welcome

00:46:33.980 our new alien overlords i

00:46:36.060 think they're going to be

00:46:36.640 fantastic uh they're

00:46:38.660 gonna i i am in full

00:46:40.580 support as i've been

00:46:41.660 saying for years the only

00:46:43.340 thing that could happen

00:46:44.180 that would make this more

00:46:45.160 crazy and i don't think

00:46:47.060 anybody would blink is if 0.69

00:46:49.240 all of a sudden an alien

00:46:50.700 spacecraft appeared above

00:46:52.560 earth and here's a story

00:46:54.180 from nbc news saying an

00:46:55.780 alien spacecraft may be

00:46:57.380 above earth and no one's

00:46:58.480 noticing it we're like

00:47:00.760 well what's happening in

00:47:01.540 congressional district 21

00:47:02.820 it's amazing oh my gosh

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The Glenn Beck Program - November 06, 2018

11⧸6⧸18- Best of Program - Guest, Flip Pidot

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