The Glenn Beck Program - 20 Years of Glenn … Without Glenn! ｜ Guest： Bill O’Reilly

00:00:00.000 we've just launched the b team today b team in all areas jason for hillary i mean that's really

00:00:09.080 like more like c team i mean if you really want to estimate it and then uh pat and stew today

00:00:14.360 for glenn who is who is out for uh unfortunate reasons he's okay but having some family uh

00:00:20.860 emergency issues we'll get into that a little bit later on uh today and uh and then you i mean you

00:00:26.900 were like our second choice for an audience we really we had some other people in mind uh they

00:00:31.480 couldn't make it uh so thank you for for joining us today uh you know but you know we're not saying

00:00:38.520 you're bad we're just saying like we'd rather have does seem counterintuitive to call your audience

00:00:43.660 the b audience but you know that's us we're counterintuitive if we were if we were good

00:00:48.540 hosts we wouldn't be the b right right right so we don't know the basics uh but we'll get to uh all

00:00:53.500 the news today about uh what's you know still going on in iran a lot of uh kind of election

00:00:57.460 stuff going on as well with uh new polls and such we can get into that today and so much more by the

00:01:03.440 way it's the 20th anniversary of the show today and glenn's not here that's sad that he's not here

00:01:09.260 for his 20th anniversary it is back in a second

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00:01:31.780 uh 888-727-BECK it is pat and stew for glenn uh sadly on his on the 20th anniversary of this

00:01:48.140 particular show beginning he's he's not here to be able to do it yet family emergency which we'll

00:01:53.680 probably tell you about later on since he's posting it anyway and so i guess it's not it's

00:01:58.460 not a secret um all right we got a lot going on today there's a lot to be to be uh discussed about

00:02:06.180 the situation in iran and of course impeachment and the election the 2020 election we'll get to

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00:03:23.900 it's pat and stew for glenn on the glenn beck program 888-727-BECK

00:03:42.060 uh it looks more and more like iran either accidentally or on purpose shot down that ukrainian

00:03:48.700 airliner the other night killing all 176 on board so so bizarre i mean didn't you suspect that though

00:03:55.820 from the very from the very beginning because it was just too weird that all those missiles were

00:03:59.860 launched and then coincidentally a plane just crashes into ron did not seem possible didn't

00:04:05.640 no it did it did not seem possible uh you know if you're in the middle of a of a six to eight hour

00:04:11.440 buffet binge and then you have a terrible case of heartburn i guess you could have had the heartburn

00:04:19.560 anyway anyway but it seems really unlikely seems like the binge might have brought it on yeah that's

00:04:25.860 usually the way that works yeah and of course iran is denying it uh they they called us uh big liars

00:04:33.320 their pants are on fire i think they also said pants on fire yeah they said na na na na na as well

00:04:38.440 in an official statement from the ai tola yeah strange but uh you know one thing that's interesting

00:04:44.000 about us being liars is the video yeah multiple videos from multiple different areas of missiles

00:04:51.760 striking planes and then bringing them to the ground i thought that was some pretty good evidence but

00:04:56.380 iran saying no no no it's not quite enough

00:04:59.540 it's incredible and really sad uh because these people had nothing to do with what's going on and

00:05:08.180 you know even the u.s is saying it was it was probably accidental which nobody would ever give us

00:05:14.720 the benefit of the doubt on that if it involved us and we shot down some airliner uh nobody would say

00:05:21.220 well they did it accidentally but that's actually what what american officials are saying that's what

00:05:26.820 president trump is saying about iran and actually that seems to be the intelligence from all over

00:05:31.000 the world canada europe um everybody seems to agree that this was a missile and likely was a mistake

00:05:39.480 now you never know with these things because a mistake it could be a mistake essentially from the regime

00:05:45.080 in that they didn't intend to shoot down a plane but some person who you know was on the they have a

00:05:52.460 ring of anti-aircraft weaponry around uh the city and one person deciding this was either a threat or

00:06:01.720 screw these people i'm taking that thing down that could all that that's in a way intentional right

00:06:05.960 they're trying to do it doesn't necessarily mean that it was a the position of the of the country

00:06:11.520 right maybe or maybe they confused the airline with somebody else yeah maybe they thought it was

00:06:16.300 american who knows who knows uh but i'm sure eventually over time we'll we'll get that figured

00:06:23.640 out that's but it's not surprising because iran apparently was in possession of the black box from

00:06:29.480 the plane one of them and they wouldn't they wouldn't turn it over so there must be a reason for

00:06:34.400 that i mean it is you know well first of all they wouldn't turn over the black box second of all uh i

00:06:40.280 believe it was abc got footage of the crash area the day after the crash nothing there now that's

00:06:49.160 not how you investigate an airplane uh an aircraft uh you know barreling into the ground and exploding

00:06:54.740 you the pieces are there every you know you know how meticulous they are with these things they'll sit

00:06:59.360 there and they'll investigate that for months they'll look at every single piece they'll catalog it all

00:07:03.440 instead they're just like uh bulldoze that field over there and uh hopefully no one notices

00:07:10.040 i mean it's it's blatantly obvious that this happened but you know what do you expect right

00:07:16.120 no one expects anything more out of iran i i i expect god a little bit more out of u.s officials

00:07:22.280 who are running to their uh social media accounts to try to tweet how trump was responsible for iran

00:07:29.200 shooting down a plane because you know he he started this chaotic time pat and you can't expect a

00:07:37.480 country to not fire against you know commercial airlines when when it's a chaotic time that's

00:07:45.820 obviously trump's fault and by the way we should all remember that trump was responding they take

00:07:52.240 taking this guy out right it was not a was not a first move by the united states iran was shooting was

00:07:59.440 had just killed a u.s citizen uh they were uh in the middle of these protests that were arranged by

00:08:06.300 this particular guy sulaimani and uh there are reports of potentially a an imminent threat against

00:08:15.060 u.s positions designed by this guy who now sadly is not around to tell us about it so this was not a

00:08:24.020 first strike by the u.s this is this is a strike that uh was in um you know both defensive and uh in

00:08:31.840 response to an attack by iran and we're sick of it we we made this we've decided to do something here

00:08:39.020 and sometimes doing something makes people nervous but we've decided to say you know what we're no

00:08:45.240 longer going to play this game where we act like your proxies are not you we're no longer going to

00:08:52.060 say you know what it's it's oh gosh those those militia groups let's pretend as if we don't know

00:08:58.360 they were directed by iran let's pretend and let's pretend the ieds didn't come from iran yeah

00:09:03.440 let's just step back and just forget and pretend because that's really been our position for

00:09:07.400 forever yeah yeah all through the barack obama years for sure and maybe even through some of george

00:09:14.000 w bush's years yeah uh we just ignored it we just let it go i mean we talked about a whole bunch

00:09:19.340 of different things that have happened over the last certainly uh the last 20 years and even the

00:09:25.160 last 40 years that have all come from iran and we've done nothing about it until now and and now

00:09:31.560 we're wrong to respond to any of it i it's it's crazy it's crazy it's it's like the democrats are

00:09:39.060 working for the iranian uh regime it it i mean they they give they spew their propaganda for them

00:09:46.360 yeah i mean well if at least if nothing else it seems like trying to take trump down is more

00:09:53.640 important to them for sure then a the truth about this incident and b the danger that is iraq i mean

00:09:59.660 they don't seem to they seem to be much more concerned about a republican being president than

00:10:05.520 any of those things here's one of the uh democrats uh blaming president trump uh in part for uh the

00:10:12.640 shooting down of the uh of the plane the other night if what is being projected is true uh this is yet

00:10:20.440 another example of collateral damage from the actions that have been taken in a provocative

00:10:26.300 way by the president of the united states okay well is this type of miscalculation let's say

00:10:31.100 on the part of the iranians more likely now to result in even heightened tensions

00:10:36.340 i would say that the continued sabre excuse me the continued saber rattling by the president

00:10:45.620 or so doesn't help us i also feel strongly that by taking out general soleimani that that did not

00:10:53.600 somehow rid us of any of the planning that the iranians would be doing or that the shia militia

00:11:00.540 that is throughout the region uh is also engaged in doing and we also have the leader of the shia

00:11:08.560 militia who was assassinated as well that uh may be the subject of some efforts to seek revenge

00:11:16.420 so her most important point there was that it's it's donald trump's fault that's incredible

00:11:22.520 it's that's playing right into the hands of the iranian regime to me and it's triple incredible

00:11:30.200 because it's jackie spire right i mean jackie spire is she was in jonestown if you don't know

00:11:38.620 she was the one that went to jonestown with uh she was working for a congressman at the time

00:11:44.760 uh and this is where all you know 900 plus people died um by drinking the i'm gonna get this right

00:11:54.960 the flavor aid it was not the guy who crashes through your walls in a giant glass it wasn't

00:12:01.600 not cool do you do you imagine this all of these years they've been saying drink the kool-aid it was

00:12:05.780 flavor aid it was a rip-off kool-aid thing i didn't even know it gets the blame it's unfair and i'm

00:12:11.880 standing up for the guy that goes oh yeah when he comes through the wall because it was not his fault

00:12:16.300 but jackie spire was there she watched her boss get murdered right and be judging by her logic here

00:12:24.600 he was responsible for the incident because he's the one that started off this chaotic situation

00:12:30.260 where he went over there and visited and tried to rescue all of these people instead a terrible

00:12:35.100 incident happens where murderers wind up murdering a bunch of people is that jackie's fault because i've

00:12:41.500 never considered it her fault i've never considered it her boss's fault it's not it's the fault of the

00:12:46.860 people who who actually do the things this is such a difficult thing for america to to wrap their arms

00:12:52.260 around these days when it comes down to a shooting or it comes down to a situation like this we have to

00:12:57.640 find somebody else that fits into our worldview to blame instead like oh it's guns it's gun manufacturers

00:13:04.560 it's this it's this no it's the person who's who's responsible for the act iran is responsible for

00:13:11.180 killing this uh this group of 176 people period and you got p buddha judge implying that the u.s is

00:13:17.640 sharing the blame with iran for shooting down the airliner i mean uh this is a guy who is running for

00:13:25.560 president who's also trying to pin the blame on us wow buddha judge said innocent civilians are now

00:13:32.540 dead because they were caught in the middle of an unnecessary and unwanted military tit for tat my

00:13:37.980 thoughts are with the families and loved ones i love that it's just this look they just were

00:13:42.460 caught in the crossfire what no they shot down an airliner that is different than being caught in

00:13:48.560 the crossfire it indicates that like oh well uh a missile flying towards something else happened to

00:13:54.840 hit uh something in between we weren't shooting at anybody at the time there was no crossfire

00:13:59.760 there was only fire there was only fire no one's coming from iran which is by the way been the

00:14:04.080 situation this entire time this entire time iran has been taking out u.s soldiers in iraq with its

00:14:14.980 ieds it's been some rockets it's been all sorts of different things but we know this guy sulaimani

00:14:20.280 is responsible for 600 of them himself six right hundred u.s soldiers and we have one of the two

00:14:28.640 major parties out there acting as if it's it was wrong to take him out i mean i don't think there's

00:14:34.960 any question what is it morally justifiable what we did with sulaimani yes is it legally justifiable

00:14:41.400 absolutely yes the only question was and i think some people had there's a very small slice of america

00:14:48.100 who actually just had honest questions was like crap is this going to blow up into something that we

00:14:52.800 don't want to deal with and that's a legitimate question and one i'm sure donald trump seriously

00:14:57.400 considered before deciding to pull the trigger on this you know that is a big part of it even when

00:15:02.140 it is morally justifiable and legally justifiable do you want to deal with the blowback the decision

00:15:08.640 of donald trump for the past two years and barack obama for eight years before that and george w bush

00:15:14.900 before that was no right like we don't want to we don't want to make that we don't want to deal with

00:15:20.440 that pushback so let's all pretend as if these things aren't happening and try to just minimize them

00:15:25.880 and trump has changed that calculus and it's changed the calculus for iran that doesn't mean

00:15:30.480 that some of these groups might still do crazy things but now you have to realize if you're iran

00:15:34.760 it's your job to keep these groups in line because if they do things uh without uh your knowledge even

00:15:42.780 we're gonna think it's you and that that message being communicated to iran pretty with a big

00:15:49.160 exclamation point in the form of an explosion i think is pretty effective it very and it was obviously

00:15:55.540 proxies that they were using at the embassy uh that precipitated this attack on uh soleimani so

00:16:01.320 yeah we have sent a really strong message that even if this is your proxies we're coming after you for

00:16:06.400 it that's a powerful statement and they we've said for years that people in the middle east

00:16:12.560 respond to strength they don't respond well to weakness they think that's the green light for them

00:16:20.400 to go ahead and attack you even more but now they've seen strength and i think that's going

00:16:27.640 to act as a deterrent i think it's pretty obvious that you know with the lobbing the 15 missiles into

00:16:33.800 u.s air bases that really hit nothing um that's that shows you that they're taking this pretty

00:16:40.360 seriously and they understand some of the ramifications for this triple eight seven two seven

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00:17:53.740 it's pat and stew for glenn on the glenn beck program triple eight seven two seven beck sadly he's not

00:18:11.600 here today which is his 20th anniversary of this particular show remarkable yeah you know uh 20 yeah

00:18:19.120 so this is 20 years ago today the glenn beck program debuted on 970 wfla the mothership in tampa florida

00:18:27.940 and uh started a now 20 year run uh it was a it was you know i guess it was right after we signed

00:18:36.920 our syndication deal to to go syndicate to get syndicated in uh august of 2001 you may notice that

00:18:43.320 date had some significance uh with world events uh just a few weeks after we signed that contract uh

00:18:48.560 they 9-11 happened and they moved up the launch it was supposed to launch in january 2002 right and

00:18:53.600 they moved up the launch uh to uh september i want to say we launched september 14th or 15th i mean

00:18:59.660 through the whole network it was right after 9-11 right after 9-11 yeah um so that was the first

00:19:04.040 national show but this show started at 970 wfla glenn you don't know his history came from i mean he did

00:19:10.880 uh music radio uh for and you know the best moments of that happened with uh one pat gray uh you know

00:19:18.060 and glenn basically failed on his own but when he was with pat things went really well

00:19:21.700 and uh and he was doing music radio when i met him now a little over 20 years ago i mean he was

00:19:29.060 basically i mean he was showing up barely showing up on time and look 20 years later here he is not here

00:19:35.040 uh but he was barely showing up on time to start the show oh he was so disinterested doing music

00:19:40.180 radio he couldn't care less he didn't care about there's a song would end and he would say uh there's

00:19:49.900 uh that song by what's his face uh okay so legitimately that we move on to something else it was legitimately

00:19:59.920 he was that disinterested in it i remember starting with him because i started interning

00:20:05.020 for glenn like a you know a little bit before he i mean he was in the he was in the midst of not

00:20:09.740 caring about radio but he was he wasn't into talk radio uh hadn't done any real shows as far as that

00:20:15.480 had you know when it comes to news and politics hadn't even started that really yet and he's doing

00:20:20.660 a music show and he decided to tell me that he's like i've got a great idea for the show i'm like you

00:20:25.840 know he hadn't shown any interest in the show at all so it was kind of interesting to see him have this

00:20:29.560 great idea his idea was that we should do a flashback every day to start the show let's take

00:20:35.440 a moment from the previous show and we'll start the show with that so people can get caught up and

00:20:39.380 he's giving me this big hard sell i'm thinking myself he just wants to come in late this is not

00:20:43.000 this so every day i would have to put together a flashback of the previous show that would air

00:20:47.780 right it was a six show aired six to ten and from six to like 6 15 was a flashback and then 6 15

00:20:54.920 did he not show up oh absolutely not in the building yeah 6 15 to 6 20 was like commercials

00:20:59.600 then it became well when we come out of the commercials play a couple songs uh-huh so then

00:21:04.200 like 6 20 to 6 you know 30 would be music and then it was like time for weather and he's like you

00:21:10.780 just do the weather and then go back to into commercials yeah and then we go back into more

00:21:14.700 songs legitimately he was showing up some days at like 6 35 6 40 when the show starts at six at six

00:21:21.600 yeah that's that's where his mind was a little over 20 years ago a lot of that's changed over

00:21:27.060 the years yes it has and so very much so 20th anniversary of of the show starting on wfla and

00:21:33.760 he's not here for unfortunately uh real reasons it's not like he's just being lazy and and asking us to

00:21:39.100 do a best of program he's got some a family emergency popped up last night he had to fly out of town

00:21:44.580 late in the evening um we're praying for him and and and and for you know vinnie and mary and dom and

00:21:51.840 a whole list of people uh and he asked us specifically to ask you uh as well to keep them in your prayers

00:21:58.500 because he's going through you know something pretty serious and we're hoping that everything's

00:22:03.120 going to be okay hopefully hopefully he's back here on monday um but i know next week mary has a very

00:22:09.520 serious surgery he's talked about his that's his daughter if you don't know and uh yeah that's

00:22:14.100 yeah uh yeah so it's it's a he's going it's a tough time right now uh when a lot going on in the

00:22:20.120 world uh we were only i think monday is three weeks from the iowa caucus that's how close we are to

00:22:25.960 this whole election thing really kicking off and the senate trial for impeachment may start next week

00:22:30.140 insane i mean i every time you think like oh there's enough in the news cycle to last us for

00:22:35.000 months and then it just triples yep so there it is uh well we'll have glenn hopefully back on

00:22:41.280 monday some really interesting polling bizarre polling that came out last night and and launches

00:22:46.120 a new person into the debates we'll tell you about that coming up this is the glenbeck program

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00:24:13.380 triple eight seven two seven beck it's uh pat and stew for glenn on the glenn beck show

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00:25:04.400 all right it's just that simple wow exciting it's an exciting time it is an exciting time okay so all

00:25:12.400 i really want to talk about is the royals and i know stew the royal the royals you and not the

00:25:17.000 kansas city royals because that'd be an interesting topic to bring up in the middle of a talk show

00:25:21.780 so uh my question is though is uh megan markle i mean and harry are uh you know cutting ties as

00:25:29.300 their uh you know with their official duties to uh to the to the crown it is a weird i will i do not

00:25:35.680 care about the royals but that's either but this is somewhat interesting because it is so weird

00:25:39.840 the the fight has been on for quite some time now but my question is is that now that they're cutting

00:25:45.900 ties they're going to be looking for gigs and uh you know megan's probably going to want to go back

00:25:51.580 to work she's going to need to pick up some little extra cash on the side and how did she leave

00:25:57.320 the television show suits oh that she was on yes they they if they didn't kill her off is suits

00:26:03.480 still on suits just ended that's what i thought the series finale was just a few months ago so

00:26:08.900 they could you know kick it back up with the netflix deal oh you're you know what you're right

00:26:13.860 because they especially with megan coming back right if megan comes back they would pour money

00:26:17.860 into that show which is a great freaking show if you've never watched suits i you know i kind of

00:26:22.200 had this idea because i remember usa network growing up where like they did reruns of like

00:26:27.800 old game shows and i never i don't think i ever maybe they did some reruns of you know uh like

00:26:34.420 law and order type shows like there's never anything i wanted to watch on usa and one day i just got

00:26:40.540 sucked into suits and watched a couple episodes and now there's nine seasons of it i freaking love

00:26:45.460 that show i loved all the people on it and megan markle uh you know the the princess now uh was one of

00:26:51.600 the main characters on the show she's a duchess thank you duchess whatever you're right sorry

00:26:55.720 about that i don't know again i don't know anything about the royals all i cared about is she was

00:26:59.900 ruining suits by leaving that's what i cared about yeah yeah yeah um but yeah that you're right they

00:27:04.320 would if she would do that they'd pour money into it right i like this idea and so you know did they

00:27:09.740 did they kill her off or did she just leave she uh so uh spoiler alert if you're just starting the

00:27:14.620 series uh she left uh to uh to to run like a legal clinic in seattle with her how many seasons ago

00:27:21.160 so two the last two seasons didn't help right they hung out for the last they they hung on for

00:27:25.720 another two seasons after megan and it was still good the show is it's a show is freaking good it's

00:27:30.140 a good show uh but you're right i mean they could bring her back and all those other guys would be

00:27:35.000 like i mean now now that she's the princess that's just that's just whatever sick of you trying to

00:27:40.440 make her a princess i'll tell you that well she gets there at some point right i don't know

00:27:44.580 no she's married to a prince now if you're married to a prince you're a princess that's my new

00:27:48.860 declaration well that's that's that was some of the reason that the fight started right because

00:27:54.400 harry will never be king and william his brother will right he's in line okay and so kate and megan

00:28:01.100 do not get along because kate is always like she's never going to be queen but she's like my husband's

00:28:07.720 going to be king and uh yours isn't so are you kidding i mean is that really a thing that happens

00:28:15.340 within the royal family yes come on i that's been reported to me 100 i think this is great because

00:28:21.080 you know i love that england's still even live in this fairy tale it's just great and i love that

00:28:25.840 we're just still i believe this is an extension of the revolutionary war uh-huh in that we're like

00:28:30.220 you know what we never finished off that whole monarchy thing that was our only mistake in the

00:28:34.340 revolutionary war we let them maintain their monarchy and now megan's doing it and now we're like you

00:28:40.340 know what we're sending over a spy she's going to marry into the family and blow the whole thing up

00:28:44.560 not in a in an explosion way but in a uh we're ripping the the royal family apart way she has

00:28:49.780 done that for sure she has most definitely done all the it's funny it's like all the suspicions of

00:28:56.160 like the british like i don't know she's there he's marrying an american like this is well i guess it's

00:29:01.120 okay now like two months in you find out now no you're totally screwed we're we're resting this

00:29:04.920 whole thing up yeah it was too much for and that's why today you have to deal with megxit and so i mean

00:29:11.440 just by the way on this front which is this is hilarious we just spent you know four minutes

00:29:16.520 talking about about the royal family we can keep going when yesterday brexit finally passes

00:29:24.100 yesterday was it even mentioned probably not oh no like it is so hilarious this was the only thing

00:29:30.420 anyone talked about for how many years it finally we had the election the boris boris johnson does well

00:29:36.260 in it yesterday the thing just sails through easily no no big deal brexit finally going to happen

00:29:41.120 end of the month excellent after all this time all this back and forth that's true harry and

00:29:46.940 megan leaving nobody cares about it's amazing it is it's incredible like someone was brought up to

00:29:52.820 me the other day like oh you know this this impeachment thing you know nancy pelosi was

00:29:56.660 going to bring over the articles of impeachment to the senate i was like that seems like it was like

00:30:01.500 1985 i know it sure does impeachment like 16 news cycles past the impeachment it sure does could

00:30:09.120 could nancy pelosi have choked this process any any any more dramatic she lost this thing big big

00:30:14.840 time yeah horrible job by her big this is i mean everyone kind of knows that she's this is her last

00:30:21.420 time as speaker anyway likely because she was going to get voted out or at least had a possibility of

00:30:27.140 being voted out it sort of made a deal yeah like this is my last one just say i'll do this last one

00:30:31.800 and then we'll turn it over to somebody else after this how can she be i mean she can't even go for

00:30:37.120 this again right i mean this is this this is an immense failure of leadership if you wanted to

00:30:43.200 impeach donald trump they should have started it earlier on the whole russia thing and then this all

00:30:48.820 this stuff would have come out probably eventually she didn't really want to she said she didn't want

00:30:53.520 to but if she didn't want to why the hell did she do it because she was trying to appease the the young

00:30:58.200 upstarts i mean that's going to be her argument yeah but i mean she she didn't have to do that

00:31:03.800 you know you know what here's the thing i have a mute button on twitter i'm very good at ignoring

00:31:08.460 alexandria casio cortez she should get good at it too why why do you care what alexandria casio

00:31:14.220 cortez is saying who cares what ilan omar is saying you do what you think is right you're supposed to be

00:31:19.420 the speaker of the freaking house yeah and so i don't i don't know if i buy that she was pushed

00:31:23.360 into it by this 28 year old it just seems to me that she thought it was a good strategy and she'd win

00:31:28.880 and what she found out is she was wrong yeah right this is this has been a this has been a

00:31:34.660 patently a disaster it's a disaster for them for them i mean i you know it is yeah they got this

00:31:41.380 impeachment they get to say that he's impeached but they're getting nothing out of it people have

00:31:44.740 forgotten about it already it's going to go into the senate and it's a joke except that now right uh

00:31:50.340 senator mcconnell wants to uh you know says he's going to have the trial as like next week

00:31:54.880 yeah they want to get it over with right but that means that uh the people running for the

00:31:59.880 democratic presidential nomination have to be there oh well they have to be there or be out

00:32:05.640 or be out of it right so one or the other so do they show up to the debate that they're having next

00:32:10.140 week or not i mean mcconnell's pulling the plug on that pulling the rug out from underneath them

00:32:13.900 there i mean i was assuming they could you know if it's not going on at that moment they could fly in

00:32:17.760 do the debate don't try to bog me down with technicalities they're either in or they're out but they

00:32:21.880 can't campaign right they can't campaign in these in these areas they can't be on the ground going to

00:32:27.380 every county on a no malarkey tour now now no malarkey uh joe can do that because he's not in

00:32:31.600 the senate anymore but a lot of these candidates are in the senate i mean bernie sanders is in the

00:32:35.520 senate elizabeth warren is in the senate and amy klobuchar is in the senate cory booker is in the

00:32:39.840 senate and apparently still running michael bennett is actually still running and he's in the senate

00:32:43.780 in fact uh probably be a good thing for him because uh if he can you know maybe somebody will

00:32:49.080 notice that he's running if he's if he's there isn't it amazing he's still in this race cory

00:32:53.920 booker too nobody even knows him nobody even knows but at least people understand who cory booker is

00:32:59.340 they know who he is generally nobody knows who michael bennett is no i don't think in his own state

00:33:05.220 people know who he is no it's like we have a senator named michael bennett when did that start

00:33:10.520 you know when bennett was uh running early on he was like you know what this trump thing it's all

00:33:16.400 chaos it's all every day you wake up there's a new crazy headline he's like if i'm president

00:33:20.380 i'll be boring i'll make sure to bore you every day and it's like well you're doing a good job at

00:33:25.620 that congratulations that is promise kept yes we should give him some credit on this he is boring

00:33:30.500 all of us to death uh yes yes did you see that bloomberg's up to uh third in at least one national

00:33:38.280 poll i think he was he was tied for third at 11 but he could buy a little bit i mean the money he's

00:33:44.240 spending is apparently making some inroads for him and he's spending a lot of it he's spending a lot

00:33:49.540 of money i mean you can't even i mean i personally can't click on anything youtube without seeing a

00:33:54.780 michael bloomberg it's incredible he i mean it really he really is everywhere um i was in uh over

00:33:59.340 vacation in nevada for a couple days and they uh everywhere there is tom steyer ads uh the other

00:34:05.260 he's running a lot of them tom steyer uh had he's made so everyone expected him to miss this debate

00:34:13.200 he was down at the last minute needed two qualifying polls and the way those things work

00:34:18.160 is you have to have um you know i think it's i can't remember exactly what it is right i think

00:34:21.820 it's six percent nationally or four percent in an early state poll and you have to have a certain

00:34:26.740 number of polls he needed two more as of last night got them both last night oh uh in sort of

00:34:33.300 remarkable fashion are they going to allow it uh they are going to allow it's a qualifying poll

00:34:38.000 from fox news and the amazing part about it was nevada and south carolina steyer finished in double

00:34:46.200 digits in both states one of them i think it was south carolina at 15 percent tom steyer who is

00:34:54.220 legitimately the least interesting person in america oh he's the he's awful he is so boring it is

00:35:00.880 and awful to stay awake when he's speaking it's impossible well i mean the only difference from

00:35:05.680 him and michael bennett is that he's got the cash yeah uh yeah well yeah i mean bennett is much more

00:35:12.760 conservative i will say than steyer steyer's steyer is uh elizabeth warren bernie sanders he's in that

00:35:17.200 camp in fact he started an organization to impeach donald trump in october of 2017 17 jeez oh so he's

00:35:26.000 he's been on this bandwagon for a long time he's like i don't really have anything here but i'd like to

00:35:29.840 impeach him because he just he's really i don't like him like him so listen to this poll this is south

00:35:33.820 carolina fox news and by the way you know fox news gets criticism from the left of course but

00:35:37.880 they're a very well respected uh polling outfit like they're they're one of the highest ranked

00:35:41.780 pollsters there are across the board uh in south carolina joe biden still with a hefty lead 36

00:35:47.360 tom steyer in second at 15 in south carolina south carolina then bernie sanders 14 warren 10

00:35:55.460 buddha judge at four and again the buddha judge thing is interesting because i mean this guy he can't

00:36:01.080 get any minority support african americans do not like him buddha judge yeah they are not fans uh he

00:36:07.520 gets zero percent in a lot of these polls from african americans um then uh the other one was

00:36:12.480 nevada and the joe biden had 30 some percent uh in the in the 36 yeah 36 and he does very well with

00:36:20.140 african-american voters and he's been dominating south carolina the entire time so this and the only

00:36:25.380 issue with biden as far as this campaign goes is you start off with uh two super white states with

00:36:31.360 iowa and new hampshire right then you have nevada third you don't get to a really strong biden state

00:36:36.440 until fourth so if he loses which is very plausible he doesn't win any of the first three states

00:36:41.180 it could be complicated here's the nevada poll though biden at 23 he's leading in nevada here

00:36:46.800 sanders at 17 steyer and warren tied at 12 now most people across the country don't even know

00:36:52.300 who tom steyer is bloomberg you might know who he is yeah um but well here's the here's the dramatic

00:36:57.640 part about it is steyer has spent something in the neighborhood of 80 million dollars uh so far

00:37:03.840 he's been running and almost all of it spent on early state uh uh advertising so the people in those

00:37:10.540 early states know who this guy is they're sick of his face okay that's the feeling on tom steyer but

00:37:15.880 he's doing you know you know again money can get you you know it's like the the yankees right

00:37:20.040 like you can spend and spend and spend and get yourself to be competitive every year doesn't

00:37:24.040 mean you're gonna win the world series but you can get yourself into the game a little bit and

00:37:27.320 that's what steyer's done bloomberg has already way outspent steyer he's only been in the race

00:37:32.580 for a few weeks as compared to steyer who's been in for you know several months uh steyer spent

00:37:37.920 something like 80 million and and bloomberg's already up well over 150 million yeah he's about

00:37:43.040 doubled him yeah and he's gonna by the time super tuesday happens and and this is the interesting

00:37:47.860 part about uh bloomberg he's gonna probably spend a quarter of a billion dollars on this

00:37:51.980 and he's running almost unopposed because he's only advertising in super tuesday states when none of

00:37:58.280 the other candidates are doing much of anything there so it's a fascinating it's gonna be a

00:38:03.040 fascinating experiment to see if he can actually make a dent seven two uh triple eight seven two seven

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00:39:41.640 well donald trump as you know is destroying our country he's uh pretty basically just set fire

00:40:11.620 to every aspect of our world as you know as you know i mean you've watched the news right

00:40:16.880 um you know you may have missed a couple stories when you watch the news sometimes they don't get to

00:40:20.980 everything like for example uh unemployment at 3.5 percent now another 145 000 jobs were added

00:40:29.700 this is an amazing an amazing situation i mean this is what 50 highest the best unemployment rate in 50

00:40:37.540 years or more yes literally since 1969 right i think so i mean that's incredible uh it really is

00:40:47.200 and you know it was a point there's a point where they thought four percent unemployment was quote-unquote

00:40:51.100 full employment it really couldn't go below that in any measurable way well here we are at 3.5 percent

00:40:57.040 i mean can a president really lose a presidential election when unemployment is at 3.5 percent

00:41:04.720 it's hard to imagine i will say uh you know the unemployment rate was pretty low when al gore

00:41:12.140 lost to george w bush but a very close election and it of course wasn't the incumbent he was the vice

00:41:16.800 president of the incumbent uh uh party you know here is the situation i would not say it's smooth

00:41:22.860 sailing but it's hard to imagine if the economy stays this strong which we still have you know

00:41:29.180 11 months or 10 months to go so it could turn negative hopefully not but if it stays this strong

00:41:34.500 how does the president lose i mean how do you lose an election when you're the unemployment rate is 3.5

00:41:39.340 hopefully he doesn't yeah i mean i just can't how do you make the argument that we need to change

00:41:44.640 everything up when you're bernie sanders or elizabeth warren in this situation it's bizarre yeah

00:41:48.500 yes b team is in today uh although i guess i mean bill o'reilly's the a team right

00:42:06.420 bill o'reilly's coming up just a moment very excited about that get his uh take on what

00:42:11.400 happened in iran uh you know what's going on with the elections also we have a little situation uh

00:42:18.160 where we've seen he's got a column out about kind of the uh the pc culture and taking everybody down

00:42:24.320 and the the woke nonsense we're dealing with we'll get into that as well 888-727-BECK is the phone

00:42:30.100 number uh it's glenn beck's 20th anniversary program 28 years since this show launched on 970 wfla

00:42:37.180 back in the day 45 seconds and then here we are glenn's not here today uh but he uh has a family

00:42:45.580 emergency going on and would ask for your prayers today uh hopefully everything is going to be okay

00:42:50.080 we'll uh keep you updated we're hoping he's back monday but we don't really know at this point

00:42:53.820 um so we'll get uh get into that uh coming up as well as uh there's a lot of i mean there's there's

00:43:00.480 one really crazy story from washington that we need to get into just one of the strangest stories

00:43:08.080 i've ever read in my entire life we'll get into that and some ilan omar updates as well

00:43:12.720 here in the glenn beck program back in just a second with bill o'reilly

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00:45:39.880 you know lately there is never a shortage of topics to talk about and bill

00:45:56.200 o'reilly joins us now uh to get us up to speed on what's going on uh this week mr o'reilly welcome

00:46:02.480 to the program stew and pat didn't you guys have a hit in the 60s hey paula yes we did that was us

00:46:10.620 yeah yeah one of my favorites oh that's pretty good yeah it's been a long time i'm glad somebody

00:46:16.060 remembers our hit song uh bill uh i mean it's been a crazy week uh you know i don't know where to start

00:46:23.060 let's start with iran what what what is the media not telling us about this situation global warming

00:46:30.580 is responsible that's what the media isn't telling you uh soleimani the terrorist general so hot over

00:46:38.180 there he lost his mind or the attack of the american embassy in baghdad two consecutive days

00:46:46.000 of shiite militia under the uh orders of soleimani um terrorizing uh our embassy uh then they caught

00:46:55.440 them at the airport u.s intel um and they smoked them so that's what happened and you then bring it

00:47:06.800 over to the united states where there are two things going on number one that most people have no idea

00:47:13.000 what the kuds force is where only 28 percent of americans in a survey taken this week could

00:47:20.540 actually pinpoint where iran is on a map when given the map and an outline they didn't they didn't fill

00:47:29.500 in the country's names but they said here's the map of the middle east where's iran 28 percent of

00:47:35.140 americans could do it so i'd say the frame of reference of our people here not the best and then you

00:47:42.920 combine that with the uh hate trump movement whereas anything president trump does is bad and evil

00:47:51.140 but if you're president so if you're sitting there and the u.s embassy which is american property it's

00:47:59.040 american soil is attacked and then you know the guy did it is in a certain place you don't do anything

00:48:08.260 to him i mean is that what we're looking at now apparently it is because bernie sanders and elizabeth

00:48:14.760 warren even biden biden dancing as he usually does but no you know you can't do that you got to let

00:48:22.400 them just attack the embassy and i'm saying to myself what is going on excuse me what is happening

00:48:31.740 to this country because that wouldn't even been debatable even five years ago even barack obama

00:48:39.460 as soft as he was would have retaliated against the general that ordered an attack on an american

00:48:46.180 embassy so it seems like we are bill we have a big i think a big change i mean today's glenn's 20th

00:48:53.340 anniversary of doing this program which is crazy and about half of that time back in history i remember

00:49:00.020 one morning waking up and seeing the news that osama bin laden had been killed and this was not

00:49:06.980 a moment where right-wing media came out and started criticizing barack obama it was a moment that we

00:49:13.020 celebrated as a country together as a as a wonderful thing this terrible person who was killing americans

00:49:18.980 was gone and that is does not seem to be present at all with this and guess who is the only member of

00:49:24.940 the obama cabinet that advised against the pakistani raid by the seals oh was it joe biden joe biden yeah

00:49:33.200 joe biden yeah he said it was the most difficult decision in 500 years which i never understood i

00:49:39.180 didn't know he's that i mean that's why that's why trump is salivating about you know whether it's

00:49:43.760 biden it's not going to be the socialist it's either going to be biden or buddha judge buddha judge i guess

00:49:49.520 is an outside chance for this nomination but you are living in a country now that is becoming

00:49:56.460 increasingly distracted by the personal devices this is another underreported story especially

00:50:03.880 younger people under 40 um they don't pay attention to anything but what's in their hand

00:50:09.180 and they get dribs and drabs of what's happening but they as i said they don't know what the history

00:50:15.800 of iran is what iran is trying to do the violence that they've brought to the middle eastern region

00:50:22.760 which includes killing americans they don't know any of this and the media does not want to educate

00:50:28.820 anymore or put forth facts that's not why the media is in business they're in business to either hate or

00:50:35.560 like donald trump that's where the money is and there's a lot of money so you know we're we're living

00:50:42.200 in a in a rapidly changing time um but trump this week i think he did himself some good by being

00:50:48.740 measured uh i think going forward if he can continue that tone um that is a good chance to be re-elected

00:50:56.440 you did write a book about donald trump what do you think the chances are that he continues this tone

00:51:00.200 that's an excellent question and it based on speculation in the united states of trump

00:51:06.440 you know he says humbly is by far and away the best book ever written on donald trump because you

00:51:12.420 it's not a pro or anti-trump book i'm just trying to explain the man and in my explanation of donald trump

00:51:20.040 there is the fact that no one knows what he will do i don't think he even knows what he's doing

00:51:27.100 from day to day you know it's all about how he feels uh is is he aggrieved is he you know

00:51:35.480 it's a very unpredictable situation in the white house right now and that's not good you know it's

00:51:42.760 not good it's interesting because the one of the knocks on trump and if you look at the polling it's

00:51:48.100 supported there as well they think he's doing a great job with the economy and there's a bunch of

00:51:51.820 stuff they really like one of the things they the american people tend to worry about is how he would

00:51:56.860 handle a major international crisis and if you see this here i mean how do you not rate this an a plus

00:52:04.240 so far i mean this has been he handled it well and that drove the uh you know it was interesting to

00:52:09.640 watch the reaction from the hate trump networks after his speech they really didn't know where to

00:52:15.600 go all right so it was like wow he was moderate he's not going to hit them back he's not going to

00:52:22.060 escalate so what do we do now what do we do now and then it kind of degenerated into this amorphous

00:52:29.160 uh well he didn't consult with congress and he didn't tell nancy pelosi what he was going to do

00:52:35.460 you know and and the americans immediately as they have with impeachment turned away after that

00:52:41.660 um so you know we live in a time now where facts and truth really doesn't mean that much

00:52:48.880 and that disturbs me okay let me you brought up impeachment and i'm fascinated by this

00:52:55.880 do you understand bill o'reilly what nancy pelosi is attempting to do here because she seems to

00:53:02.720 she waited for two years she finally decided to go forward with the impeachment on basically no

00:53:07.980 evidence she rushed it through and said she couldn't call witnesses because she had to get it done so fast

00:53:14.040 and now is holding on to the articles of impeachment with seemingly no plan whatsoever

00:53:18.240 i mean if you are a democrat aren't you looking at her and saying this is a massive failure

00:53:22.620 i don't think democrats care and i don't think republicans care anymore i think this story is dead

00:53:30.660 that's a massive failure for them right why do it if the story's going to die in a week it's a failure

00:53:35.380 but they got pr out of it so it was all always a pr stunt it's like evil kenevil i mean that's what

00:53:43.160 it was like i'm going to jump over the uh the you know the gorge um it's nancy pelosi i'm going to

00:53:50.220 impeach president trump all right so you did it and not one republican voted for it you know there's

00:53:57.260 no chance of a conviction so we accomplish what we wanted to accomplish um this she'll send it over

00:54:05.220 feinstein basically the senator from california democratic senator said look nancy send it over we

00:54:10.740 this is boring we got to get this on so she'll send it over on monday or maybe late this afternoon

00:54:16.520 um and then it'll go nowhere mcconnell already has a stranglehold on the process over there in the senate

00:54:22.320 but you know pelosi is a creature of the party and the party says okay it's not going to ultimately

00:54:30.620 work for us but we got the damage on the impeachment and so now we'll go to something else

00:54:36.440 but this is uh like a major loss for nancy pelosi don't you think it looks like for her people though

00:54:43.180 you see the hate the hate trump people the democrats the liberals the far left um they don't look at it

00:54:50.020 that way they don't process it that way um they never really thought that this was going to remove

00:54:55.860 donald trump i mean even a nut like sheila jackson lee didn't think that um they just wanted to embarrass

00:55:03.820 him and they and they put him off his game and then hope he reacts in a way that's going to hurt

00:55:08.860 him see it's all about pushing pushing pushing and hoping donald trump then reacts in a way that's

00:55:15.700 going to make it worse so that's what it was all about it does seem like that like the president has

00:55:20.520 some momentum though now doesn't it because he's he's handled this situation with iran really well

00:55:26.320 and and now it looks like he's going to win on this impeachment situation too that she she is now

00:55:32.300 even acquiescing and saying yeah okay i'm gonna i'm gonna send the articles to the senate soon

00:55:37.000 so it seems to me that after the senate trial he's going to have quite a bit of momentum heading into

00:55:43.160 springtime i think his poll numbers will go up a little bit um to the mid 40s maybe upper 40s

00:55:50.360 um but the real momentum donald trump has is in the disintegration of his opposition

00:55:58.340 so it's not the americans that yeah okay iran now what's new so that's gone now maybe it'll come back

00:56:07.020 because the remember the mullers don't want him re-elected so they could start trouble at any time

00:56:12.360 to interfere in our process here and i expect that to happen um but that story is gone now

00:56:19.640 p shouldn't be gone in two weeks but the the lack of a real viable candidate to take on donald trump

00:56:26.880 is what gives the president momentum because all of these people i mean they haven't distinguished

00:56:32.780 themselves and they're weak they're all weak and if he were facing a michelle obama for example

00:56:40.620 it would be a much different story but he knows and the republicans know that they don't have

00:56:47.020 anybody to put up against him right now it's pat and stew for glenn on the glenn beck program today

00:56:51.720 more with bill o'reilly from billoreilly.com coming up in 60 seconds

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00:58:04.100 slash beck 10 seconds station id it's pat and stew for glenn on the glenn beck program on the 20th

00:58:19.740 anniversary of the glenn beck program glenn is out with a family emergency a very last minute had to

00:58:24.800 fly uh up to connecticut uh he's asking you for your prayers and we'd appreciate those of course

00:58:30.160 bill o'reilly is joining us and we're talking a little bit about the sort of politics around the

00:58:35.020 election and it kind of struck me today as i'm looking at the news here's unemployment bill at

00:58:40.040 3.5 percent the lowest in you know 50 years can a president lose a presidential election with economic

00:58:47.860 numbers like this yeah he can lose if he makes mistakes um because we're living in an age now

00:58:57.500 where not everyone is doing well i mean you've got um a lot of people in america who don't have the

00:59:06.900 education or the skill set to rise above a certain level but they want the same amount of things that

00:59:13.760 the affluent have and and that's the gulf all right so you you don't have you're not primed to make a lot

00:59:22.360 of money because you're not well educated and you really didn't learn how to do anything um that sets

00:59:28.820 you apart in the marketplace but you you want the buying power of a two hundred thousand dollar a year

00:59:35.060 salary and now those are the people that are they're disaffected that that are you know bernie

00:59:40.920 sanders and elizabeth warren are going for those people so you're it's all stacked against you it's not

00:59:47.460 your fault you didn't pay attention in school or take the time to learn how to fix something no no

00:59:52.800 it's the government's fault so elect us and we'll give you all this stuff that's what it is so those

01:00:00.240 people are always going to be there um no matter how good the economy is but you know donald trump

01:00:06.160 goes in with some pretty um firm successes and if he can capitalize on them um he'll win

01:00:15.760 you mentioned uh you thought billow uh excuse me uh joe biden was the front runner and really only

01:00:22.800 buddha judge with another another really small possibility you don't think any of these socialists

01:00:27.480 are a real threat no because the uh minority community which is the life blood of the democratic

01:00:34.940 party now they're not going to vote for socialists hispanic americans are not are not they know what

01:00:41.280 happened in cuba they know what happened in venezuela they know what's going on in south and

01:00:45.980 central america they're not going to vote for socialists so you take them right out right now

01:00:51.020 they may not vote for trump but they're just not going to show up african-americans a little bit harder

01:00:56.320 to read that um but i don't see any enthusiasm in any african-american precincts for socialism

01:01:03.540 none i mean uh jay-z is he a socialist is beyonce a socialist and i and you laugh but these are

01:01:13.000 the most important people in the african-american culture jay-z and beyonce and oprah all right

01:01:21.900 they're the most important people are they socialists so you they have no traction warren and

01:01:29.480 buddha judge and uh and uh sanders in the minority communities none it's a win yeah it's interesting

01:01:36.440 you bring up the pop culture and and one of the things that was very one of trump's biggest uh

01:01:42.700 reasons he was a television star back when he was on the apprentice is because african-american

01:01:48.340 audiences love the guy i mean he had great ratings yeah they want a pathway to achievement

01:01:55.060 i don't think minority americans want the federal government with a boot on their neck

01:02:03.020 even if they're giving them stuff um i just don't think that i could be wrong on this

01:02:09.980 but i i haven't seen anything that demonstrates minority voters are jazzed about socialism so so if

01:02:19.340 the socialists in the race can't can't win bill um and i don't i don't see biden necessarily winning

01:02:26.920 this thing either i mean i i see him winning the democrat nomination but he i don't believe he

01:02:31.620 can beat trump what would it depends what would it take i mean what what would it what would the

01:02:36.080 circumstances have to be for trump to lose to joe biden well i i see i'm much more um cautious

01:02:42.920 because if you look at the electoral college map last time around trump won 30 states hillary

01:02:50.220 clinton 120 but the democrats are a lock to win california illinois and new york i mean that's

01:02:58.600 over 100 electoral votes yeah i mean you're you're starting there now i believe trump will win texas and

01:03:06.540 florida so yes you're you're elevating there but it's not a lock and minority voters african americans

01:03:14.660 in particular will vote for biden because of the obama association and if barack obama and michelle

01:03:22.500 take to the campaign trail which they might they don't have any use for trump if they get out there

01:03:31.340 then it's going to be close even if biden is befuddled now in a one-on-one debate you would

01:03:38.680 think trump could smoke them because biden's got all kinds of problems with ukraine with his past

01:03:45.700 votes with his uh inarticulation uh he just can't get a sentence out yeah and i think you'll see that

01:03:53.920 again next week in another democrat debate next week all right and if biden you know and he just he

01:03:59.420 he just doesn't look like he has command no he doesn't but i if the obama machine gets behind him

01:04:05.980 it's going to be close bill o'reilly from billoreilly.com is joining us he's also the author

01:04:11.920 of the number one bestseller you the united states of trump which you can get anywhere you get your

01:04:16.920 books we're going to come back on the other side with more uh with bill o'reilly and uh we'll tell you

01:04:22.000 about the 20th anniversary of the glenn beck program which happens to be today glenn just

01:04:29.220 doesn't happen to be here for it um we hope he's back why would he all right well again why would

01:04:33.700 he be here it's a lot to ask yeah let's see it is it is we're back with more here in uh just a second

01:04:38.560 you're listening to glenn beck bill is the type of runner who regularly places second or third in

01:05:02.440 his age group at races he lives in colorado and uh a lot of the races he participates in

01:05:07.220 are in the mountains so it was not much of a surprise a year ago when he injured his knees

01:05:11.600 during a downhill section of the race uh in which he was sometimes running more than 12 miles an hour

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01:06:22.720 it's pat and stew in for glenn here on the glenn beck program joined by bill o'reilly uh bill has a new

01:06:50.520 column out uh talking about the way that the left and the as you put a bill the totalitarian left and

01:06:56.960 it's the way they seem more and more when it comes to college campuses when it comes to politicians that

01:07:02.460 disagree media people they don't like of finding a way to just cancel them out of the culture get rid

01:07:08.020 of them completely because their ideas cannot be heard by the american people they're just not smart

01:07:13.040 enough to be able to handle it uh and one of the themes one of the themes of billoreilly.com we do

01:07:18.820 four uh broadcasts a week uh of about 35 minutes each and then i write a column or two and then a um

01:07:27.260 daily message of the day and and i've been pounding this theme that the woke culture and that's the

01:07:36.220 umbrella is not really in business to improve the country it's in business to silence the country

01:07:46.220 so last sunday uh peggy noonan in the wall street journal wrote a column that says the woke people

01:07:54.620 are the most hated her word is hated um folks in the united states of america i'm not sure that's true

01:08:02.740 yet but they should be because they're in the death game they want to kill people and it's not a

01:08:11.940 disorganized rabble this comes out of very well funded and organized organizations like media matters

01:08:20.880 the bonner group color of change there are maybe two dozen of them most of them based on k street in

01:08:28.940 washington and they receive huge grants of money from people like george soros everybody knows that

01:08:35.500 name now but there are um thousands of people like soros who fund these people and their uh dictum

01:08:44.040 their mandate is to target people with whom the far left disagrees and destroy them by any means

01:08:53.860 possible and that's what's happening and you can see it um how the media loves this it couldn't happen

01:09:02.080 without the media's cooperation um but they love it because the media in general is liberal and if they

01:09:09.800 can take out conservative voices and make it difficult for those people to appear on late night tv or morning

01:09:17.920 that kind of thing they get a step up in the culture war and that's what's happening so you you mentioned

01:09:25.160 that they want to kill people you're talking more metaphorically than than literally right look at they

01:09:29.560 wouldn't if if i died tomorrow they wouldn't they wouldn't shed a tear yeah that's okay they break out

01:09:36.320 the champagne these these are vicious people these are people they are who believe that their conduct is

01:09:43.660 justified because the traditional conservative movement is so evil i mean they believe we're evil

01:09:52.080 and i believe they're evil so never the twain will meet um but the advantage they have in addition to

01:10:00.200 the money the vast money they have to do what they do is the media's acceptance of them and promotion

01:10:07.700 of them i mean that's why the golden global wars were so stunning where you have this

01:10:13.460 jervais um basically saying look i'm a i'm a brit and i'm never going to do this show again

01:10:21.520 golden globes or i'm going to tell the truth about these people uh these hollywood people yeah who

01:10:27.140 have a vast amount of influence and he did yeah the next day the la times cut his throat

01:10:35.620 jervais's throat and did everything they could to marginalize the truth that he said that these

01:10:44.160 hollywood people don't know anything they're ignorant they're intolerant and if you don't toe their

01:10:50.640 line you won't work in hollywood and that's true and the same thing goes for disney and at&t

01:10:58.540 and comcast and all of these corporations that control the media flow in this country

01:11:04.220 it's a bad situation and americans should know just how bad it is now i've i've watched you bill

01:11:11.320 for 25 or 30 years and i've known you for a decade i i don't know that i've ever heard you use the word

01:11:16.320 evil before is that a is that a new thing is that a new realization for you or a new belief structure

01:11:22.280 about these people no i've used evil before in the sense that if you are a human being

01:11:29.100 who wants to hurt other human beings all right hurt them you're evil um now if it's self-defense

01:11:39.340 everybody understands that but if you are somebody who really devotes your life to hurting others if you

01:11:46.460 are a criminal um if you are an abuser of of children that's evil right yeah and i'm seeing

01:11:56.940 now a movement in this country that's being accepted that is at the same level of the totalitarian

01:12:04.840 regimes of the past in the soviet union in china in germany where there was a there were political

01:12:12.200 parties that were bent on subjugating people and we're going to do anything they could to accomplish

01:12:18.120 that well what's the difference what's the difference so it is evil in my opinion it's it's

01:12:27.400 amazing though you know given this context bill you know here's a huge group of people very well

01:12:32.520 organized relentless uh just trying to shut people up and if you read you know the peggy noonan uh column

01:12:40.100 you know in a way she almost seems optimistic about it that eventually the american people are

01:12:44.720 going to wake up and and and toss this aside and reject it do you find that optimism in her column and

01:12:51.960 by the way i'm not a big fan of hers because she was uh you know one of the witch hunters and the

01:12:57.920 misconduct stuff everybody was guilty um but anyway she thinks that someone is going to rise up and

01:13:07.160 challenge these people well who might that be you're going to get killed if you do that

01:13:14.700 by the new york times and the washington post and hollywood and the view and and msnbc and cnn

01:13:22.900 who's going to do that i mean you would have to have billions of dollars and you would have to have

01:13:29.520 hundreds of armed guards even to take them on i mean that's how bad it is now yes you have a

01:13:37.260 conservative media you have people on radio and television that stick up for traditional values

01:13:43.620 but it's a hundred to one against i mean you're overwhelmed by the other side and that's where

01:13:52.980 that's the state we're in so i'm not optimistic that some white knight is going to come out i don't

01:13:58.540 know how that could possibly happen bill where uh we know people should go find you at billoreilly.com

01:14:05.580 as you uh oh so uh wonderfully outlined just a moment ago what else uh well should people be

01:14:10.800 aware of the book is that the thing you're pushing right now no no the book is uh we did very well with

01:14:15.700 the united states of trump um and i appreciate you guys helping us with it we have a new killing book

01:14:21.360 out may 12th killing crazy horse the american indian wars which is unbelievable um i think people will

01:14:30.460 um enjoy that that is the ninth killing book 17 million copies of my history books in print

01:14:38.000 um and if you become a billoreilly.com premium member you get the book free and first

01:14:44.460 so that's pretty much what i'm hawking right now very nice bill did you have a 20th anniversary

01:14:50.220 message for glenn that you wanted to make sure he heard well first of all i hope you know look i've

01:14:54.820 been friends with beck for a long time yeah um and and anything that is troubling him troubles me so i'm

01:15:03.600 you know just hoping that everything turns out if i can do anything you guys tell him that i'm here to

01:15:09.600 do whatever he needs but you know glenn beck is an interesting and i don't want to spend a lot of

01:15:14.700 times i know you have to sell pillows and stuff but if you step back and you watch what beck does

01:15:24.180 he's different than than me and and others who are more traditional in this country and the media

01:15:29.900 because beck is is basically what i call a true believer i mean he has a vision of what america should

01:15:36.080 be and and how people should participate in the country and it's different than everybody else

01:15:43.400 and and that's why i like you know i give back a hard time there's nobody that makes more fun of

01:15:48.480 them than i do but when it comes right down to it beck is an important resource for this country

01:15:54.340 and um i'm so happy that he's been successful in the 20th uh anniversary you know he started

01:16:01.600 when he was 62 years old he's 82 now and you know i just hope he can last as long as uh he wants to

01:16:09.240 last all right bill o'reilly bill o'reilly.com we're gonna sell some pillows but thanks for joining us

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01:17:47.480 this is the glenbeck program

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01:17:52.100 the glenbeck program

01:18:22.080 it's due for glenbeck program on his 20th anniversary uh we will talk about why he isn't

01:18:27.340 here uh in just a few minutes get into that uh that story uh but he and his his family and and

01:18:33.480 certainly tanya's family could certainly use your your thoughts and prayers uh today uh you've found

01:18:39.080 kind of an interesting uh topic going on on the on the twitters on the twitters yes you know one out

01:18:46.340 of every 50 million posts on twitter has value and people don't know that a lot of people think

01:18:50.360 there's just nothing on there that could possibly be interesting no ever every 50 million posts one

01:18:55.860 of them has some value uh this one they kind of started a a bunch of uh conversations some of them

01:19:02.640 are amazing someone tweeted uh tell me a story about yourself that sounds like a lie but it's

01:19:07.040 absolutely true so something about yourself sounds like a lie but it's absolutely true okay here's one

01:19:12.300 from jessica on my third day in new york the two towers fell on my third day after visiting new

01:19:17.040 orleans katrina came on the third day after leaving nepal the hotel was bombed by rebels

01:19:21.400 uh it seems like you're actually just responsible an al-qaeda representative operative maybe not not

01:19:28.500 promising not promising um i've been struck by lightning sucked into a riptide attacked by dogs

01:19:34.140 and a car fell on me not all at the same time wow that's not even worth it's not the same time it's

01:19:40.420 not even it would have been impressive if it all happened simultaneously but i'm not impressed now

01:19:45.040 how about this one i was uh riding bikes with my daughter on friday the 13th and a black cat

01:19:49.460 scurried across the bike path in front of us my daughter said something about bad luck and i began

01:19:53.680 to tell her that it was only superstition when a bee flew into my mouth and stung me on the back of my

01:19:58.600 throat uh this one from laura uh i saw my neighbor lady who had recently been hospitalized walking in her

01:20:06.680 backyard told her i was glad she was home and feeling better she smiled at me when i went inside and told

01:20:12.140 my mom that the lady was home mom told me she died at the hospital that morning

01:20:16.560 that's kind of weird so was she the wrong person or was it a ghost no it was just a ghost wandering

01:20:22.380 a spirit wandering around in the backyard i guess afterwards i love this uh delivered 140 of pizza

01:20:28.580 to an nba player's house couldn't change two 100 bills so i told him i'd be back at the next stop i

01:20:33.880 was held up at gunpoint ran for it and called the cops the player calls to complain and the manager

01:20:39.920 of course explains the situation he goes back to the player's house said uh he says i heard you

01:20:44.460 had a rough time and tips tips him tipped him one dollar and 68 cents um let's see uh grade seven

01:20:55.740 needed parent parental permission to go to the corner store at recess my dad gave me a note covering the

01:21:00.740 whole year but nope so he printed off and signed 100 undated letters i kept them in my cubby and filled

01:21:07.440 the date before recess my principal was not impressed probably not probably not um let's see um both my

01:21:15.400 wife and i were adopted as babies and neither of us found out until both sets of our parents died

01:21:19.440 we later did separate searches of our birth parents and found out we were siblings we've yet to tell our

01:21:23.900 four kids and might just not ever i don't think they should know you know that's crazy do you hear

01:21:28.640 the story of the guy who was running a fertility clinic and i guess you know look maybe you know

01:21:35.460 not always busy you don't always have a lot to do with the fertility clinic right so he kind of got

01:21:40.240 ahead he wanted to get ahead for supply if you know what i'm saying uh-huh um and uh apparently

01:21:45.460 supplied hundreds of children with his own seed uh he he he fueled that whole process was very bored

01:21:54.520 then huh very bored and apparently later on uh all these women found out that they had a kid with the

01:22:00.320 same dude and so all these wasn't there like a vince vaughn movie about this yes it was the kids

01:22:06.160 spread out across the country that were all related and had absolutely no idea wow i love the one story

01:22:12.680 where a woman uh in this uh thread a woman goes to uh goes on tinder and is talking to some guy she's

01:22:21.100 been flirting with and asks for his last name and i guess in that world like you hear the last name

01:22:27.640 request you're like oh they're just gonna they're gonna look me up so he says uh yeah here's my last

01:22:31.420 name and just so you know when you look me up you will find out that i'm a murderer yeah kind of a

01:22:35.740 funny joke she thinks that he's he's got a good sense of humor she looks him up and uh he was a

01:22:41.860 murderer apparently in the middle of a murder trial but i think online dating uh might not be the greatest

01:22:49.680 solution yeah uh to your world throw a monkey wrench into a a relationship i would think uh finding out

01:22:56.380 that that the person is a is a murderer it tends to be a little bit of a turnoff for some people

01:23:01.620 really some people are so picky you can't even have killed people uh i mean if even if it's one

01:23:06.900 person yeah uh and still carry on a relationship with them i mean look if you've if you've gone 50 60

01:23:12.720 70 people you've offed you know i can understand i understand hesitation yes but one person i mean

01:23:18.520 we've all had those days come on who hasn't you know as jeffy was who hasn't killed a person or two

01:23:24.580 along the way 888-727-VEC is the uh phone number so uh glenn beck has a message for you

01:23:32.800 here on his 20th anniversary he's out with a sort of family emergency going on we'll tell you a little

01:23:37.240 bit about that coming up and uh his thoughts about the last 20 years on the glenn beck program

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01:25:16.280 yeah she sounded really bad yesterday i mean yeah you know she was really sick yes and when she loses

01:25:21.280 her voice look what we lose you know her and replaced with jason like that's not good i mean

01:25:27.140 we didn't do anything wrong did we commit some crime no to deserve that no not our fault we don't

01:25:32.280 deserve it we didn't 45 seconds just over there staring at us uh all right triple eight 727 back is

01:25:38.200 the uh phone number uh glenn is out today however today is his 20th anniversary here on the uh on the

01:25:45.720 radio uh a show that started at 970 wfla the mothership uh began uh the show and we went through

01:25:52.000 the 2011 i mean we should go through some of the stuff we've covered the last 20 years of doing this

01:25:57.240 because it's a lot a lot of crap man it's a lot of crap we'll get into that uh and you know it feels

01:26:03.180 like you go through all those stories now we have all those stories going on in the same news cycle

01:26:07.220 like the stories that are that big all the time yeah we'll get into that and more coming up here on

01:26:12.480 the glenn beck program spats do

01:26:13.940 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment

01:26:35.080 it's pat and stew for glenn on the glenn beck program triple eight seven two seven

01:26:43.120 b-e-c-k were you actually were you still in connecticut at the very beginning i'm trying

01:26:50.440 to think of uh whether you went down because you didn't immediately go down to tampa with

01:26:54.720 correct right yeah yeah for about a year yeah i was in connecticut as uh as glenn started although

01:27:00.660 he had done some talk shows for uh our sister station and now affiliate weli uh in uh in new

01:27:06.660 haven uh as well as wabc in new york uh but then went to wfla to start it up 20 years ago today

01:27:12.180 20 years ago today amazing it's amazing all right we got we got that uh we got so much more uh we'll

01:27:18.280 tell you the uh share the the post that glenn uh posted earlier this morning in just a few minutes

01:27:26.240 plus we got uh some interesting global warming news for you uh we'll get into that and uh much

01:27:33.160 more coming up in about 60 seconds this is the glenn beck program

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01:28:46.580 it's pat and stew for glenn on the glenn back program uh here this is what uh glenn posted

01:29:06.740 earlier this morning is it on instagram i think it's i believe it's on the gram you know that's

01:29:11.440 what i call it the gram yeah because i want people to know you're really in the know and you're really

01:29:15.100 hip on the gram yeah sometimes sometimes i'll just call it insta really and other times i'll

01:29:19.240 call it the ig you know because i because i you know that's why i'm on the the tiktok as well

01:29:25.620 make sure you check me out there on the are you on the tiktok uh no i'm not uh so

01:29:31.360 sorry i'm an adult so uh glenn uh was on instagram and he talked about i mean because it's 20 years and

01:29:39.340 two days ago he got married to tanya uh and uh we were there uh pad and and and got to go to

01:29:45.920 a wonderful hamburger dinner uh right afterwards at a fast food joint um and then two days after that

01:29:51.660 he moved to florida and started his talk radio show uh here's what he writes he says that 20th it's

01:29:57.500 today's my 20th anniversary of doing talk radio 20 years in many ways it seems like yesterday in

01:30:02.140 others it seems like i've been doing it for a thousand years a lot of that has to do with working

01:30:06.000 with jeffy uh that part of it always seems a lot longer ages you yeah it does yeah i've been blessed

01:30:11.020 to work with some of the best people in all of radio stew pat dan jeffy sarah just name a few

01:30:15.400 who have been with me the whole time pat for 30 years next year no it's actually this year it's

01:30:21.360 this year it's already 30 years yeah 30 years a little hurt i'm a little hurt that he didn't

01:30:26.140 realize that our anniversary is coming up as well and oh my oh gosh pat don't cry

01:30:31.500 30 year anniversary so you started with him in baltimore in 1990 1990 that's a long freaking

01:30:42.480 time ago it's amazing how this stuff happens it seems like it goes so fast yeah uh glenn writes

01:30:47.520 i cannot thank all of the uh all of those who've crossed my path and made me a better broadcaster

01:30:51.620 and man as well as those we currently work with uh and make me sound better than i am but truly one

01:30:57.560 of the top five greatest blessings of my life has been able to serve you the audience the greatest

01:31:02.120 50 million monthly americans to ever come together as an audience tanya and i think of you as friends

01:31:07.620 because well you are i don't get to see you when uh when we hang out but you are the most well-read

01:31:13.060 loyal entrepreneurial honest and charitable audience i contend has ever been assembled in tv or radio

01:31:19.820 it's hard i mean a lot of that stuff is really hard to argue with i mean the charitable thing in

01:31:23.340 particular yeah it's great i mean the the way that this audience has stepped up for people in need

01:31:27.940 over the years and that's something that the audience never gets their due credit for the media

01:31:34.200 never fawns over all the millions of dollars this audience has given to help people this audience has

01:31:40.280 literally given tens of millions of dollars incredible for various causes tens of millions saving

01:31:46.700 christians in the middle east stopping people from being uh trafficked yeah and sex slavery back to

01:31:53.320 um you know tons and tons of veterans causes uh you know soldiers that have gone and been

01:31:58.480 injured or killed with families food kitchens homeless people i mean across the board yeah

01:32:03.760 children need i mean it's been really an amazing experience to see that actually happen because we

01:32:08.060 talk about how important um you know charity is because we argue all the time that we want government

01:32:15.380 to do less you know when mercury won his charitable organization started that's what they used to use

01:32:20.200 that tagline all the time it was uh you know if we want the government to do less we need to do more

01:32:24.480 and this audience has taken that uh to heart in a real way yeah um glenn writes uh tanya and i think of

01:32:31.900 you as friends oh yeah we're gonna do that part let's see uh you challenge me he writes let me know when

01:32:37.260 i am wrong yet do something that just isn't in fashion anymore remain my friend even when we disagree

01:32:42.280 thank you for allowing me to share your journey with you it has been a great joy to make you laugh cry

01:32:47.340 see something a new way explore life and history think out of the box and stand shoulder to shoulder

01:32:51.920 for the god-given rights given to all mankind by a loving creator i know i am not good enough to

01:32:57.360 have accomplished all that we have on my own and i will agree with him oh i mean that's probably the

01:33:01.960 truest thing he even said than the whole i mean it's not even i mean it makes it sound like it could

01:33:06.360 be close like he's almost good enough he's not i mean it's it's a huge massive chasm

01:33:10.820 much of it was a blessing from god the mistakes however were all mine with that being said

01:33:20.220 please forgive me for not being with you today as glenn is not here obviously today

01:33:23.820 but he wrote this at 3 15 a.m eastern time and he had just landed in connecticut late last night

01:33:30.000 tanya got word that her father had been rushed to the hospital and we needed to be by his side

01:33:33.620 i hope to be back monday but we'll be gone tuesday as my daughter mary is going in for brain surgery

01:33:39.240 tuesday at 7 a.m please pray for my family and if i may ask for one more prayer one of my best and

01:33:45.340 dearest friends is facing a fierce battle for his life today his name is dom please pray for miracles

01:33:50.380 and grace see you soon so dom and mary and vinnie and really honestly a lot of people man going on

01:33:56.960 right now it's it's been a tough few months for this sort of stuff um wow and uh it's something that

01:34:03.600 you know everybody has to deal with at some point but man it's i feel like it's been just a wave

01:34:09.000 of of of a real you know close by tragedy and and and sadness in a lot of ways um yeah and just

01:34:17.340 you know obviously everyone has to go through that at some point but i know glenn has had a real

01:34:21.240 difficult time and has a lot going on in that area and i know he really wanted to be here today i mean

01:34:25.360 you know he's 28 20 years doing a show that started at 970 wfla 20 years ago started off the

01:34:33.260 first year of broadcast i think he started in 18th place uh in the ratings and then rocketed to 23rd

01:34:40.040 place uh which was great but it was rocket it was right it was a rocket ride yeah and it's interesting

01:34:46.360 because patty you know in his morning show career you know he had some big stops but some you know

01:34:51.780 middling i mean i wouldn't middling is a good word i think for what he did until he met up with you

01:34:56.680 right and then had massive success all the way up to number one it was outrageous uh and you know

01:35:03.880 started in talk radio in 18th place went to 23rd then i joined him and he went to number one so i

01:35:09.060 don't know what the lesson is exactly there but i can tell you exactly what it is uh no uh so we

01:35:16.360 started off think about this a 2000 glenn starts off his first show on talk radio uh it's it's it's

01:35:23.700 he's struggling at the beginning he's finding his his way i mean glenn's an incredible broadcaster will

01:35:27.680 someday be in the radio hall of fame i'm sure uh and is you know incredibly uh gifted at what he does

01:35:34.200 even though maybe some days on this program you can't necessarily tell that uh and but he starts

01:35:39.140 off and he's getting his kind of feet getting his balance is this going to work as a talk radio host

01:35:43.820 in tampa florida in 2000 when an election's going on you may remember centered a little bit around

01:35:52.920 florida yeah with hanging chads and such so you're there for that election in florida uh about uh

01:36:00.280 what was it maybe 10 months later um or eight months later i guess it was we went to we were

01:36:06.140 got an offer to be nationally syndicated start a new show it's august 2001 you may notice one month

01:36:12.440 before september and it was going to start the next january right it was going to start at the

01:36:16.480 beginning of the year and then 9-11 happened yeah and they moved up the launch so we kind of like

01:36:19.920 threw a network together threw a show together they didn't for some reason they didn't want to

01:36:24.000 talk about relationship issues not with whoever else was doing the show at that time yeah they

01:36:28.980 during 9-11 a little bit of a change up yeah yeah so we did that i mean we think of all the stuff

01:36:33.660 that's happened pat i mean you go through the iraq war uh the the the uh the carrie versus bush

01:36:40.260 election which came down to ohio and we were out there with a giant waffle head uh going around

01:36:45.680 telling uh you know that's right mocking john john carrey uh then you had uh you know the economic

01:36:51.640 collapse katrina uh you had uh the obama election and all of that crazy stuff and you know in that

01:36:58.240 period you know glenn started his cnn headline news show and then on to the fox news show with this all

01:37:03.360 that stuff with van jones and then the the restoring uh honor in washington dc hundreds of thousands of

01:37:09.520 people gathering for that all the restoring um events since it has been a hell of a ride a hell

01:37:16.200 of a 20 years man really has and this audience has been there the entire time many i mean people i still

01:37:21.120 hear from all the time who were listening those first days in tampa the fact that they stuck around

01:37:28.380 through those days is a really something yeah it's a feat of strength in and of itself but to hang

01:37:32.720 around for 20 years still listening to glenn i know he really legitimately appreciates it and you know

01:37:38.420 we talk about this off the air all the time that this audience is is something special the fact that

01:37:43.880 they've been able to do the things that they've been able to do you know the you know the ways that

01:37:48.400 we've been influenced by the audience over the years you know i'll never forget going we're doing

01:37:53.380 the show in tampa back and this is the terry schivo days and um i was out at a uh an all-you-can-eat buffet

01:38:00.100 because i guess there was a buffet there's a buffet in tampa that uh threw out a big fat guy because he

01:38:06.560 was eating too many crab legs and it was kind of a big local story so we decided to get uh 10 of

01:38:12.640 our fattest listeners to go to this buffet and just gorge themselves to see if we could get kicked

01:38:19.080 out so that's what i was doing and glenn was back taking calls on the local issue of the day terry

01:38:24.620 schivo um and he was on the other side of it he was on the side of like ah you know what i mean look

01:38:30.360 it's i wouldn't want to live that way let her die uh you know the husband seems to want it

01:38:34.460 whatever and he got a call from a listener one of the last calls on the show who said you know

01:38:38.340 glenn i've been listening to you for a year and this doesn't seem consistent with you at all

01:38:42.340 like have you actually thought about this story at all and it's funny because you know doing talk radio

01:38:47.600 especially when you hear it being done by others you can tell when the people have actually thought

01:38:54.860 out the issue they're talking about and it's not 100 of the time uh newsflash a lot of times it's just

01:39:00.540 you know there's a little bit of rip and read going on occasionally in talk radio and i don't

01:39:05.440 know he was being trying to be entertaining was much more focused on this big buffet issue going

01:39:08.840 on in town and and you know he's he stopped and he uh it really bothered him i remember him telling

01:39:15.320 me about this as we went into the weekend you know it really bothered me like i i don't know why

01:39:20.740 it seemed to he seemed to connect so he did something that i don't know that a lot of hosts do

01:39:24.640 he went home and actually took the caller's advice and thought about it

01:39:27.700 and he came back the next day on monday and said you know i'm totally wrong on this i i blew this

01:39:33.200 one and instead of just letting the story die or uh trying to massage it and as i was saying on

01:39:41.480 friday i'm on this side of it he came out and just laid it out on the table this is what happened i was

01:39:47.460 wrong i didn't think about it enough i let you down here's what the real the truth is and you know

01:39:53.220 he wound up becoming very close to the shivo family and who really appreciated his efforts i mean that

01:39:58.260 was a that was a big story in tampa long before it was a national story uh and you know i think that's

01:40:03.140 one of the things that sets glenn apart honestly as a host and that like he's willing to just come

01:40:06.440 out here and just say you know what i totally blew that one that is very rare in talk radio you don't

01:40:11.240 hear it a lot you don't hear it i mean you certainly don't hear it from the media today i mean

01:40:14.880 you know wouldn't it be nice to have cnn maybe allison camarada who's probably the worst

01:40:19.980 offender on this particular topic to come out one day and say you know what i said to you 20 times

01:40:26.140 on the air that the dossier was confirmed and corroborated by authorities and you know what i gotta

01:40:32.220 just tell you i don't i i really believed it at the time but you know what i was totally wrong on

01:40:37.360 that and you should know that i was wrong and you should know next time i come out with something

01:40:41.400 like that it's okay to have questions because i blew that one yeah wouldn't that be nice wouldn't

01:40:44.860 that be nice but she's she'll never do that you never hear that never do you do hear it from glenn

01:40:48.940 though yeah and when he does get something wrong he he does really try to i mean and that's

01:40:53.640 something that is difficult to do for your ego and it's something that a lot of broadcasters

01:40:58.340 counterintuitive too but tell you not to do any consultant would say don't do that right because

01:41:02.600 you're supposed to be the ultimate authority yeah you know don't admit your your uh your your lack

01:41:08.740 of perfection to the audience right uh but you know i think that's what one of the things that

01:41:13.860 we've loved about this show is that the audience is you know they're smart they know they know

01:41:17.340 you're not perfect they're they're human beings and they also are not perfect and we've been able

01:41:22.400 to kind of go through 20 years of this together and uh hopefully i mean for pat and i's sake not

01:41:29.040 too much longer because it really i i can't take anymore but uh no it's been able it's been an

01:41:34.140 amazing ride and i know glenn really appreciates it and wants to be here so he's gonna we're gonna go

01:41:37.740 over some he wants to i know talk to you about it as well but on this day where 20 years ago

01:41:41.960 970 wfla launches this show we appreciate not only their uh affiliation with us but all the

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01:43:34.600 888-727-BECK uh this is kind of interesting because uh at glacier national park the in montana the glaciers

01:43:45.120 are melting uh they put up some signs around the park to let you know that by 2020 these glaciers are

01:43:54.560 going to be completely gone they've had those up since 2010 or a little bit before uh by 2020

01:44:01.080 glaciers are gone but it's but it's it's 2020 now right and now that's why they're they've removed

01:44:07.240 the signs um oops because they're not just pristine meadows of grass no you know are there glaciers

01:44:17.300 there are glaciers at glacier national park you know the thing is i i grew up in montana so i've

01:44:21.960 been to glacier park i don't know how many times i used to go all the time when i was a kid and

01:44:26.480 in the 70s when i was growing up they would tell us these glaciers are are melting they're going to

01:44:32.680 be gone someday really what is causing that well back in the 1970s they were ridiculous

01:44:39.520 and provincial and they didn't know about you know the co2 that's killing us now oh back then they said

01:44:46.120 it was the sun and i thought what a ridiculous answer it can't be the sun that is crazy

01:44:58.120 they would tell you back then they told the truth uh the glaciers have been melting you know for 20

01:45:07.020 000 years there they were here during the ice age and now some of the ice as you see is gone

01:45:13.160 and some of it stuck around but eventually it will be melted well now you know then of course because

01:45:19.180 it was the politically correct thing to do they decided it was global warming and the co2 was

01:45:24.580 melting the glaciers when instead what is happening actually on some of the biggest uh most popular

01:45:31.180 glaciers that are there at the park uh one of them the jackson glacier has actually grown by 25

01:45:38.800 25 since um the last decade oh 25 now is there a sign telling people that no there isn't no no no

01:45:47.220 this goes back to what we were just talking about wouldn't it be great if the sign went up and it said

01:45:51.860 hey here lies a sign we've buried it here under this under this memorial here lies a sign that used to stand

01:45:59.520 here saying there wouldn't be any glaciers in 2020 we were totally wrong about that and just be nice

01:46:04.540 again like you just said just when you're wrong just admit it admit it it would give you so much

01:46:10.240 more credibility yeah and they will not do it instead they're just going to say these glaciers

01:46:14.780 i think they're putting up new signs that are saying without a timeline now the glaciers are going to

01:46:19.940 melt away yeah they've just taken the time future generations yeah they say these glaciers will be

01:46:24.620 gone well yeah they they probably will because they've been melting for 20 000 years they're going to

01:46:30.780 continue to melt and one day they will have all melted no doubt uh it's just part of the cycles

01:46:37.780 of the earth it's better than if the the if the ice age comes back yeah and everything turns to ice

01:46:45.840 yeah one thing you know when you look at uh world and human history you'd rather have it be too warm

01:46:51.600 than too cold absolutely it's a very consistent thing and that's why even like the u.n reports from the

01:46:56.840 ipcc will say you know for for a time you know we'll scare you about all the global warming terrible

01:47:02.560 things but for a time there's going to be a lot of positive things they think for about 80 years the

01:47:07.200 net will be actually be positive because obviously things like extra growth of vegetation food food

01:47:13.300 will grow will grow not to mention uh you know uh more warm temperatures in areas that are currently

01:47:20.740 cold and killing people um you know you have you have uh you know really cold stretches it's difficult

01:47:26.840 to get people to live through those times warm weather can suck but it usually is not killing

01:47:32.660 people and if it is to that level we have these things called air conditioners um and i know those

01:47:38.680 are evil co2 spewing machines but they seem to help they save lives yeah they do yeah all the time yeah

01:47:44.680 so i you know again this is another example where you'd have some more credibility if you just admit

01:47:50.740 when you're wrong it would be nice you're listening to glenn beck so uh i want to tell you about jason

01:47:58.020 jason one of the real estate agents we work with at realestateagentsitrust.com this is glenn's company

01:48:02.700 uh they sent in a customer review email uh one of the customers from a woman named jennifer

01:48:07.520 that was uh sent to us about jason apparently jason helped to turn what had been a very difficult

01:48:13.640 home selling process into something that everybody was actually happy with this can happen you can be

01:48:19.280 happy with your home sale and you know why because of course he decided to just like a lot of the real

01:48:25.020 estate agents at realestateagentsitrust.com put his nose to the grindstone worked his butt off gave

01:48:30.360 advice on various changes uh that jennifer and her husband could make to the property to improve its

01:48:35.260 appearance uh they got a virtual tour up that always helps uh he set that up he juggled all these

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01:48:45.200 and jason just went out all out uh gave the job everything he had and then some and jennifer was

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01:49:06.500 spend time with uh glenn this 4th of july at gettysburg this is going to be a special event

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01:49:16.860 pat and stew for glenn on the glennbeck program 888-727-BECK

01:49:45.600 uh paul krugman new york new york times columnist a guy who's a big believer in uh

01:49:54.600 keynesian economy uh economics a guy who's a big believer in climate change a guy who

01:50:03.140 hates everything conservative uh apparently he's been hacked oh no yeah russians had to be the

01:50:11.400 russians right probably probably the russians that's what they do yeah that's what they do

01:50:15.860 they go right after these economists all the time like this and load child pornography on their

01:50:22.100 computer really now i hadn't heard about that happening previously in any instance i haven't

01:50:27.600 either but i know that's what they do okay uh because uh he says he's he tweeted out well i'm on

01:50:34.280 the phone with my computer security service and as i understand it someone compromised my ip address

01:50:40.320 and is using it to download child pornography uh oh that was my thought oh oh paul are you just

01:50:51.960 getting out in front of something or maybe he was hacked i don't know but it's strange isn't it i mean

01:50:57.280 who announces that so why are you telling us about this if your computer was hacked we didn't even know

01:51:04.220 about it uh nobody was talking about the fact that there was child porn on your computer what are you

01:51:10.080 telling us about it for right you think you talk to your computer security uh you'd think so and maybe

01:51:16.060 they would report it to the fbi or something like that i'm sure krugman has been very critical of

01:51:21.500 donald trump for not reporting meetings and contacts to the fbi sure has hasn't so i assume

01:51:27.240 that he was going to do that right away right away right away but this did say the new york times is

01:51:33.180 on it oh that's good yeah so the new york times is looking into his employer uh-huh his employer with

01:51:38.940 a with a vested interest in protecting his reputation it's interesting yeah they're on it that's good to

01:51:44.000 hear that's good and you know look the new york times has never shown any uh any possibility

01:51:51.200 of protecting uh its uh people that have done things uh that are incredibly wrong illegal yeah from no

01:51:59.800 never from uh all sorts of different scandals to plagiarism to defending the nazi regime uh there's a

01:52:09.120 there's a good amount of uh uh stuff over the years they've allowed to go through there this is it is

01:52:15.740 interesting i mean if you are in that spot because this is kind of on the level of um who's the musician

01:52:20.720 that was he i didn't he say he was researching a book pete townsend from the who they've they found

01:52:26.000 him with child porn he's like researching a book about child porn really yeah yeah i think it did

01:52:31.120 turn out though that he was that he was researching a book that's what you go with i think yeah that's

01:52:35.700 i think the answer i don't think you tweet to everybody no hey guys yeah look out i i don't know if

01:52:42.020 he's just trying to get out ahead of something um or you know maybe somebody really did hack

01:52:47.740 his computer i will i don't know i i hesitate to say any words of defense to paul krugman because

01:52:55.940 he's a terrible human being yes he is and uh would never ever acknowledge that someone on the

01:53:03.760 conservative side no if this was glenn you think he'd give him instant you know half a second worth

01:53:09.240 of uh pause not even no not even no i will say though and glenn has talked about this a decent

01:53:15.340 amount you can expect things like that a real hack um if this is real you can expect things like this

01:53:23.340 to happen more and more often particularly as they target public individuals i mean this is the

01:53:29.340 conversation about deep fakes that we've had many times as you know this has happened in other

01:53:33.460 countries already around elections where politicians will be you know digitally altered to say things

01:53:39.460 they didn't say and even though like you know maybe the the educated people who follow politics

01:53:45.700 you know an audience like this that's listening to you know talk radio and understands and follows

01:53:50.360 these things all the time they might not fall for it yeah uh at this point because you know there's

01:53:55.520 it might still be flawed you can tell that's inconsistent with other things that people have said

01:53:58.820 but you know there's a large portion of of of the populace that will cast a vote and literally

01:54:03.700 know nothing about these candidates nothing nothing yeah no they know nothing about it all they do is

01:54:07.920 watch kardashians all day yep and you know maybe they heard kanye talk about it one time but that's

01:54:13.460 about it so for those people they may be fooled and it's happened in in other countries where

01:54:18.700 manipulated videos have led to riots to murders right um in the technology is so good now i mean look

01:54:26.740 what they did with with uh carrie fisher in star wars did you yeah i thought that cgi was unbelievable

01:54:33.140 yeah with her and she's through the whole movie she's been dead for what three years i had no

01:54:37.780 idea like completely gone for three years this is all cgi so both her her image and her voice

01:54:46.740 simulated and you i couldn't tell i couldn't tell yeah i and you know you look people are going to

01:54:54.940 believe this you know we have um we just went through this sort of me too situation where you know

01:54:59.900 the the tagline for the left for much of that was women have a right to be uh believed and that's

01:55:07.140 of course not the the legal standard and should not be the moral standard either you don't have a

01:55:11.040 right to be believed you have a right to be taken seriously you have a right to be heard out if you

01:55:14.900 have an accusation of course and you should get justice if something happened but that is a it's

01:55:19.500 a different line than wanting you know the right to be believed but you look at these sorts of

01:55:23.320 situations where the average person would say there's no way someone could get on my computer and

01:55:28.020 download child porn therefore this guy must be guilty and that is the most direct line to the

01:55:36.160 probable truth right like you know it's probably in most cases it's just more likely that you did it

01:55:42.540 yourself right but when you talk about big public figures it gets less likely you know i think i think

01:55:47.760 a lot of times with the me too situation as they went on you know a lot of people when you there'd be

01:55:52.140 this a lower non-public figure and you know like a an executive you don't know their name at some

01:55:57.680 company and they get charged with with uh sexual harassment it's much easier for the mind to believe

01:56:03.160 that as opposed to someone like let's say like donald trump right where everyone understands donald trump

01:56:08.880 was accused of sexual harassment by what two dozen women but everyone understands there's a massive

01:56:14.100 motivation to say bad things about donald trump and who knows what's true and what isn't but you have

01:56:20.000 to enter that conversation with a level of skepticism because we all know we all know people wanted to

01:56:25.960 take out brett kavanaugh right all it takes is one person to say something with no facts and we're

01:56:31.760 supposed to get rid of this guy yeah there's too much motivation there's too much motivation to take

01:56:36.500 him out and it's difficult for the american people i think real you know sensibly to take that seriously

01:56:42.340 because you don't know for sure uh whether the motivation is real and when we come into this

01:56:50.720 with with public figures um going through you know weird sort of scandals with hacking and deep fakes

01:57:00.080 and all this other crap that's going to increase as ai becomes more prominent you're telling me that

01:57:04.960 you know the russian government the chinese government uh the north korean government who is you know

01:57:10.380 supposedly able to hack sony and release other emails uh iran is known for their cyber attacks

01:57:16.540 at some point someone's going to be able to pull this off and it's going to be believable to people

01:57:21.360 and it could sway an election it could ruin lives all this is possible so you have to allow for the

01:57:27.840 possibility that krugman is just an idiot in tweeting about his uh about actually being hacked with child

01:57:34.300 porn there are other possibilities as well yes that that are worth considering in that particular case

01:57:39.940 yes there are i mean this has happened with uh you know it's because if you're left enough usually

01:57:44.160 you get away with these things right like you could be you could you could be bathing yourself in child

01:57:48.860 porn and get away with it if you if you like the taxes high enough that's kind of the way the policy

01:57:53.160 works well there's this one guy uh george luber and the name's a bit unfortunate but he's a george

01:58:00.500 luber he's a top uh climate expert with the cdc and he became a face of the how evil and anti-science

01:58:09.580 the trump administration was see what happened was the trump administration came into power and they

01:58:15.340 said you know we don't want we don't want to know anything about the climate we don't want the truth

01:58:18.240 we don't want science that's what they did and this guy got thrown out of his position as a top

01:58:24.260 climate expert with the cdc because he was going to take it to the man he was going to say you know

01:58:29.680 what co2 is bad you know what you got to stop driving those cars these bastards in the coal

01:58:34.980 industry you i'm going to speak truth to power and what did trump do fired him because he didn't want

01:58:40.400 to hear that his beloved oil companies were guilty of these environmental crimes protecting exxon

01:58:47.700 mobile chevron exactly shell so two years have gone by since this happened and he became a big

01:58:54.460 cause celeb of the of the left where they praised this guy as the guy who would speak truth to power

01:58:59.240 two years have gone by and now we're starting to learn the facts around his departure

01:59:05.860 um going through uh buzzfeed actually reported this to give them some credit because a lot of left-wing

01:59:13.860 media wouldn't report this i don't think they went through a thousand pages of emails calendars

01:59:17.660 text messages sworn statements eternal internal cdc documents and recordings as well as interviews

01:59:23.420 conducted by buzzfeed news um what they have found is five separate women who were accusing him of

01:59:31.200 either harassing behavior or sexually harassing behavior offensive behavior that they complained

01:59:37.040 about he was apparently a very bad boss and had everyone there pretty much hated his guts because he

01:59:43.760 treated everybody like crap and these allegations are really the reason why according to buzzfeed that

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02:01:44.800 this is the glenbeck program

02:01:47.100 welcome to the glenbeck program it's pat and stew in for glen we hope he's back monday had a

02:02:17.020 family emergency late last night and uh we're we have him in our prayers as well as uh his family

02:02:24.660 and uh friends around him uh as uh they're trying to figure out uh a couple of serious things but we

02:02:30.840 hope uh they turn out well and we'll be back here on uh on monday an interesting story one of the

02:02:36.240 strangest stories i think i've ever read this is um it's coming in washington state talking about a

02:02:43.540 public notification meeting uh for the placement of a sexually violent predator uh at a group housing

02:02:50.800 facility um locals uh didn't necessarily like the idea of a sexual predator who may be violent uh in

02:02:59.440 his in their midst in their community which is somewhat normal understandable in his late 60s this

02:03:05.920 guy and they went through um some of the violations he had of policy at the group home he was at and

02:03:13.980 they were trying to get him kicked out um some pretty recently as far as uh late as october november of

02:03:19.960 2019 the list includes a discontinuing a prescribed medication which is a violation of a direct court

02:03:27.540 order uh failing to follow staff directives contact with a minor failing to comply with gps monitoring

02:03:36.940 requirements displaying of unsafe aggressive and intimidating behavior towards other staff members

02:03:43.100 of the group home and possession of unapproved material um and then in parentheses

02:03:51.740 it outlines the uh the material that was unapproved says a possession of unapproved material parentheses

02:04:00.600 possession of a book about glenn beck

02:04:03.640 now so the guy was he was reading about glenn again apparently and that's not allowed i have so

02:04:13.360 many questions yeah there's first of all i am going to go and it is written specifically this way a

02:04:19.820 possession of a book about glenn beck not by glenn beck so i don't know maybe it was one of these

02:04:25.600 there's a there's a large swath of books by liberals uh criticizing uh glenn so it could

02:04:30.420 potentially be that or who knows i mean i have no idea we we don't screen the people who buy the books

02:04:35.000 who knows uh but beyond that why would a book about glenn beck be material that is unapproved like it's a

02:04:44.540 violation essentially of his parole or it's a violation of his ability to live in a particular

02:04:50.360 home because because glenn beck appears on a book that is a really weird story yeah it is

02:04:59.220 is that true i mean i i know we have huge numbers in prisons all across america listening to this

02:05:04.440 program is that true or do you guys did they try to take your glenn beck books away because that's sad

02:05:11.080 that's sad i mean you have the one moment of enjoyment uh for all of these horrible uh hardened

02:05:17.960 criminals around america just want to read a book about glenn beck and they can't do it now

02:05:22.400 so it's a good story for the 20th anniversary of the glenn beck program yes it is uh uh yeah i mean

02:05:29.160 it's it's been uh it's been an interesting ride and i don't think i saw it ending with a story about how

02:05:35.280 a violent sexual offender was reading a book about glenn that's it's a weird world you're in

02:05:41.920 uh i will say glenn may want to uh get a security people to make sure they understand uh if this guy

02:05:48.300 is uh a threat of any sort because if you're reading an anti-glenn beck book

02:05:52.960 and you've gone through this uh situation i don't know i i'd like to know an anti-glenn book i don't

02:05:57.920 think it would be not approved i think it'd be fine with oh really yeah you think yeah i think it's

02:06:02.880 probably a pro glenn beck i mean it could be one of these things in a group home where they're

02:06:06.920 saying like all these people living together we want to cause fights so no politics you know maybe

02:06:11.720 it could be something like that maybe you know but either way uh you're right like usually because

02:06:17.460 we get calls all the time we're like hey i was trying to go on the on glennbeck.com and it's just

02:06:21.260 blocked you know my company or my library or my school is blocked glennbeck.com as an offensive site

02:06:28.280 it's like look i mean yeah there's a lot of pictures of glenn and those are offensive to many but

02:06:32.500 generally speaking it's just the news site generally speaking he is fully clothed

02:06:37.740 yeah and 70 80 percent of the pages yeah you know yeah i mean there's that one section that

02:06:42.560 you know that i would block that one section uh but that's that's behind a paywall you got to pay

02:06:47.280 extra to get that uh all right well we'll uh see you on monday have a great weekend

02:06:50.980 you're listening to glenn beck

02:06:56.300 yeah

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20 Years of Glenn … Without Glenn! ｜ Guest： Bill O’Reilly ｜ 1⧸10⧸20

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