The Glenn Beck Program - 3⧸14⧸17

00:00:00.680 This is the Blaze Radio On Demand.

00:00:05.280 Hello, America. There is a lot to talk about this deep state nonsense that is going on.

00:00:12.440 There is a new conspiracy theory on why the U.S. attorneys were fired, at least the one in New York.

00:00:22.220 This one, I think, could gain some traction.

00:00:24.820 There is a new tape that has been released on Paul Ryan.

00:00:32.260 You can trace it right back to the White House because it was released by Breitbart.

00:00:37.560 There is a shot across the bow for the Republicans and the Paul Ryans of the party.

00:00:43.780 Good. Let them eat each other.

00:00:46.640 And Snoop Dogg shooting a presidential look-alike.

00:00:52.860 Let's talk about that.

00:00:54.260 And we begin there right now.

00:00:56.700 I will make a stand.

00:00:59.240 I will raise my voice.

00:01:01.520 I will hold your hand.

00:01:03.920 Because we are one.

00:01:05.740 I will beat my drum.

00:01:07.980 I have made my choice.

00:01:10.240 We will overcome.

00:01:12.540 Because we are one.

00:01:14.340 The fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.

00:01:17.540 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:01:24.260 Let's start with some audio.

00:01:27.040 Let's start with the audio of Paul Ryan and what was released with Breitbart.

00:01:34.600 Let's at least just talk about Paul Ryan saying that he was not going to support Donald Trump.

00:01:44.460 You'll never see me defending Donald Trump.

00:01:46.800 And this is coming now from Breitbart.

00:01:49.440 This was released.

00:01:50.980 Why?

00:01:51.340 Why was this released now?

00:01:56.120 I mean...

00:01:56.580 This is not new.

00:01:57.580 No.

00:01:59.000 Certainly timed.

00:02:00.000 My guess is that they want to brand this health care plan as Ryan care and make it all about Ryan before it fails.

00:02:13.780 Because they don't think they're going to get it passed.

00:02:15.520 And so they want to make it Ryan's fault so that Trump doesn't take any of the blame for it.

00:02:18.560 Because Trump has obviously been promoting it heavily.

00:02:20.940 But it doesn't seem like it's coming around.

00:02:22.500 So when it fails, it's Ryan's fault.

00:02:25.380 Trump tried to help Ryan.

00:02:26.660 But look at Ryan, you know, was sabotaging him the entire time.

00:02:29.560 Right.

00:02:30.100 I let you call it Trump care in the beginning, but it really was Ryan care.

00:02:33.640 I don't think Donald Trump really wants to do it, though.

00:02:36.180 If you listen to his quote from yesterday, he said, I told him I just wanted to fail.

00:02:41.380 Just let Obamacare fail and just blame it on them.

00:02:44.640 The voice you're hearing is Lawrence Jones, who will be joining us in a few minutes on Snoop Dogg.

00:02:49.540 I think you're exactly I think you're exactly right.

00:02:52.480 He he is setting this up to fail and he's going to take Ryan down.

00:02:58.300 Did you notice yesterday he was also talking about the GOP again?

00:03:03.540 He was not talking about it wasn't this inclusive club anymore.

00:03:07.800 It was once again me against the GOP.

00:03:12.100 He's also got another conspiracy that he is throwing out.

00:03:15.740 Now the CBO is no good.

00:03:19.540 Now the CBO, while the jobs numbers are good, where they weren't under President Obama and nothing changed.

00:03:28.800 He didn't go and change the way we calculate the job numbers.

00:03:32.700 He didn't go fire anybody.

00:03:34.600 He just said now we can trust them.

00:03:40.560 Well, why can we trust them when you've been saying we can't trust them?

00:03:44.740 And on the reverse, the CBO comes out with their their scoring of the new Trump care bill or Ryan care, however you want to deal with it.

00:03:54.080 And he now says you can't trust the CBO where tweet after tweet after tweet after tweet all during the Obama administration.

00:04:03.200 He said the CBO is the only ones telling the truth.

00:04:08.040 But now you can't trust them.

00:04:11.160 Well, Spicer was specific in quoting Trump in his press conference saying that Donald Trump, quote, they may have been phony in the past, the job reports, but it's very real now.

00:04:27.600 Yep.

00:04:28.520 I mean, what changed?

00:04:30.240 Nothing.

00:04:31.360 There's a different president.

00:04:32.900 Right.

00:04:33.160 But nothing else has changed.

00:04:34.180 Nothing's changed.

00:04:34.880 Not the way they count it, not the not the system they're using.

00:04:39.400 Nothing.

00:04:39.800 But they hurt their argument because Tom Price, who's over HHS, HHS, HHS, was a big supporter of this guy who is over the CBO back when they were going to appoint him.

00:04:52.640 So it's kind of hard for him to criticize his buddy when he was a big advocate for this guy to get the job.

00:04:59.080 The real problem here is, is there's nothing else that we can trust.

00:05:02.480 There's nothing we can trust.

00:05:04.580 We can no longer trust our, our agencies.

00:05:08.120 We can no really look, no longer trust.

00:05:10.620 He's only biting around the edges, but the left will finish this job to where we don't really trust the military.

00:05:17.920 The military has some problems, but the military, like it or not, is directly related to intelligence, military intelligence.

00:05:27.420 As he is taking down the intelligence community, he's biting all around the important edges of our military.

00:05:34.380 So we can no longer trust our military.

00:05:36.640 We no longer trust Congress.

00:05:37.820 We never trust the president.

00:05:39.640 We don't trust our cops.

00:05:41.460 We don't trust the judicial system.

00:05:43.760 We don't trust the media.

00:05:45.040 We don't trust the CBO.

00:05:48.420 Well, it's interesting because there are people who do trust the president, no matter what he says.

00:05:52.220 When he says the CBO is the only one telling the truth, they trust him then.

00:05:57.100 And then when he says the CBO is completely inaccurate and we can't trust them, they trust him then.

00:06:01.620 I don't, I don't know how you overcome that.

00:06:03.860 I just don't understand it.

00:06:05.080 How do you overcome, how do you overcome this, the, um, two stories, uh, one reason Trump may have been fired or may have fired U.S. attorney Preet Bharara, how do you say his name?

00:06:21.920 Bharara.

00:06:22.340 Bharara.

00:06:22.780 Bharara.

00:06:23.560 Um, apparently he is the, uh, U.S. attorney for Manhattan.

00:06:30.180 The most powerful.

00:06:31.020 And what he was, what he was working on was the sexual harassment case on Fox News with Roger Ailes.

00:06:38.620 That's what's being reported now.

00:06:41.360 But I don't know if this is being reported and it's even true.

00:06:45.200 I don't know if, if, uh, it's an ax to grind.

00:06:49.280 I don't know if he was really involved or if it was just his office, but they're the ones involved in the sexual harassment with Fox News.

00:06:56.360 Then comes another story.

00:06:58.020 Over the weekend, news cycle, a fascination with Donald Trump's latest conspiracy theory, blah, blah, blah.

00:07:04.340 Um, it looks like, uh, Fox News stands to benefit from the firing of the U.S. attorney.

00:07:11.720 For starters, New York Times on Friday named Mark Mukowski personal legal counsel to Roger Ailes as one of the top choices for the New York, uh, U.S. attorney's position.

00:07:23.400 So, whether or not either or not either one of these are true, it's out in the system.

00:07:29.320 So, you would essentially have Roger Ailes investigating himself at Fox News.

00:07:34.940 I wonder what the outcome of that would be.

00:07:35.960 I wonder what the outcome would be.

00:07:37.020 And how, how unlikely is it that that could happen?

00:07:44.580 We would all agree that if this were Hillary Clinton and this kind of thing happened, we would all, everybody on the right would say, oh, absolutely that's going on.

00:07:54.940 Oh, yeah.

00:07:55.180 But, everybody on the right will say, absolutely, that's not happening.

00:07:59.880 Is it happening?

00:08:00.760 Is it not happening?

00:08:02.520 We have to decide somewhere.

00:08:06.140 If it happens, is it okay?

00:08:07.420 That should be our question now.

00:08:08.440 Yes.

00:08:08.980 If it happens, is that okay?

00:08:11.380 But how do we trust?

00:08:13.420 What are we going to come to and trust?

00:08:17.140 First, what we have to do is we have to hold people's feet to the fire.

00:08:23.240 And I invite you to hold my feet to the fire.

00:08:26.200 Hold my feet to the fire.

00:08:28.120 Whatever the fire is that you started, that you say, for instance, hold my feet to the fire.

00:08:35.900 If I am, you know the approach I'm trying to take.

00:08:39.500 If I'm not fair, if I'm, you know, resorting to name-calling and everything else, fine, hold my feet to the fire.

00:08:48.560 I want you to.

00:08:49.700 I want to be a better man and broadcaster.

00:08:52.580 Let's say this.

00:08:53.980 If Donald Trump says the CBO is good, and he says this for 10 years, and we have evidence, hold his feet to the fire.

00:09:05.960 What has changed?

00:09:07.280 Don't give me hyperbole.

00:09:08.580 Just tell me what has changed.

00:09:11.380 If you say something is bad, and now all of a sudden it's good, great.

00:09:16.160 I'm willing to believe you.

00:09:18.020 Tell me what the pivot is.

00:09:19.880 Tell me what has changed.

00:09:23.340 Let's take Snoop Dogg.

00:09:25.120 I brought Lawrence in.

00:09:26.100 Lawrence Jones, he is one of the commentators on The Blaze.

00:09:29.800 He was with Dallas Police, right?

00:09:32.600 Which police?

00:09:33.660 I did reserves.

00:09:35.000 Yeah, I did reserves.

00:09:35.800 So an investigator, an investigator and a private eye and now a commentator, and is deeply rooted in the black community here in Dallas.

00:09:48.760 He came in this morning with his hair on fire about Snoop Dogg.

00:09:53.000 Yeah.

00:09:53.240 I've seen the Snoop Dogg video.

00:09:58.160 Have you guys seen it yet?

00:09:59.580 Mm-hmm.

00:09:59.840 Okay, so Snoop Dogg does a video where he has a Donald Trump lookalike in clown makeup, orange clown makeup, and he points a gun to the president's head.

00:10:13.120 Then he puts him in chains and everything else, and they're slapping him around.

00:10:19.000 Look at the picture right there.

00:10:21.280 Tell me that that could have been done by anybody on Barack Obama.

00:10:26.780 The world would have come undone if anyone would have done a picture, let alone a music video, about shooting the president of the United States.

00:10:37.600 Couldn't have done it.

00:10:39.260 Couldn't have done it.

00:10:41.020 Snoop Dogg is also, quote, anti-violence, anti-gun.

00:10:46.940 Well, what the hell's happening here?

00:10:48.700 Mm-hmm.

00:10:49.660 His feet need to be held to the fire that he started.

00:10:53.380 But, Lawrence, will anybody?

00:10:56.080 No.

00:10:56.880 And this is not just about him coming after the president, any president.

00:11:02.740 I think that's wrong.

00:11:04.520 It's about your word as a man.

00:11:06.940 This is what Snoop said.

00:11:08.720 He's over this no guns allowed initiative.

00:11:11.680 But this is a recent quote from him.

00:11:13.680 He said, I've made up a lot of mistakes.

00:11:15.320 I've grown and learned.

00:11:16.460 I don't feel like guns are necessary.

00:11:20.320 He's totally against guns.

00:11:22.120 But you come out in a video promoting shooting the president.

00:11:27.740 And liberals have been debating, saying, well, it's a fake gun.

00:11:32.340 These are the same liberals that don't think, that freak out when kids bring toy guns to school.

00:11:38.920 But now.

00:11:39.500 The class two lookalike finger gun.

00:11:41.460 Right.

00:11:42.120 But this is okay.

00:11:43.280 He then, in the lyrics, say, I'm against the young black men that get 20 to 30 years in jail for weed.

00:11:52.480 But you endorse Hillary Clinton.

00:11:55.620 And she was with the 94 crime bill.

00:11:59.540 So, I'm seeing this hypocritical stance, feeding my community this nonsense.

00:12:06.340 You saying that you're against this stuff.

00:12:08.360 But when it benefits you, you're turning the page.

00:12:11.920 He also now has a show with Martha Stewart called Potluck.

00:12:15.480 It's to promote unity.

00:12:18.000 Wait.

00:12:18.440 Snoop Dogg has a show with Martha Stewart?

00:12:21.540 Martha Stewart.

00:12:22.360 Talk about unlikely bedfellows.

00:12:25.060 Right.

00:12:25.780 This show all started because liberals created this meme with Martha Stewart and Snoop Dogg with a picture next to them.

00:12:34.200 Next to each other.

00:12:35.480 And the meme said, which one is the felon?

00:12:38.820 And so, it went viral.

00:12:40.680 So, they decided to have a show to promote unity.

00:12:43.360 To try cultural food.

00:12:44.880 And bring people together.

00:12:46.800 You tell me.

00:12:48.260 I like that, though.

00:12:49.160 How this is a message of unity.

00:12:50.420 Because Martha Stewart is the felon.

00:12:52.660 She's the felon.

00:12:53.620 Yeah.

00:12:54.360 That's great.

00:12:56.140 He just gets a kick out of it.

00:12:59.280 That one I like.

00:13:00.340 That's one of the few things liberals have done.

00:13:02.880 So, you have a problem with that?

00:13:03.720 You don't think that promotes unity?

00:13:05.980 That show?

00:13:06.620 Yeah.

00:13:07.720 I haven't seen the show.

00:13:08.520 If they stand by what they say they're doing.

00:13:10.840 It's like you, as Glenn Beck said.

00:13:12.520 Hey, I want to have unity.

00:13:14.100 Then come on your show and say something totally against unity.

00:13:19.000 Is it really genuine?

00:13:20.620 Or is it just about ratings and getting more money?

00:13:22.880 Which is cool.

00:13:23.580 Just be honest about it.

00:13:25.760 Well, I think we know with those two.

00:13:27.520 It's just about more ratings and more money.

00:13:29.780 Exactly.

00:13:30.660 Just be honest about it.

00:13:31.740 I'm cool if that's what you want to do.

00:13:33.060 I don't think.

00:13:33.620 See, here's the problem.

00:13:35.100 Here's the problem with this.

00:13:36.080 It requires you to be intellectually curious, intellectually rigorous, and intellectually honest.

00:13:45.560 I don't think we're any of those.

00:13:46.940 Yeah.

00:13:47.600 I mean, for instance, Stu.

00:13:51.280 What was it?

00:13:52.080 Monday or last week.

00:13:53.380 We mentioned offhand in something else.

00:13:56.100 We weren't talking about this.

00:13:57.200 In something else.

00:13:57.940 I said, oh, by the way, Hitler would have been the biggest environmentalist, right?

00:14:03.520 And because he loved animals, he would have been a member of PETA.

00:14:07.360 He loved animals, loved dogs more than people, certainly more than Jews, but I think more than all people.

00:14:14.160 And he was a huge environmentalist.

00:14:16.620 And you said?

00:14:18.100 Living space was obviously the big concern for the German people.

00:14:22.400 They needed their living space.

00:14:23.440 Well, that's why he needed to invade Poland and France.

00:14:26.300 They needed more space.

00:14:27.280 Sustainability.

00:14:27.820 He didn't call it that.

00:14:28.840 And Russia.

00:14:29.340 He needed space.

00:14:30.400 He said they needed more land to grow food for the German people.

00:14:33.080 Right.

00:14:33.640 They needed more.

00:14:34.940 It was essentially an overpopulation concern, which later became popular in the 1960s.

00:14:40.760 In the 60s.

00:14:41.280 But, yeah, I mean, that was essentially what he was arguing.

00:14:43.800 Now, of course, these were also arguments to cover hatred for certain people.

00:14:48.820 Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:14:49.360 And there's plenty of others.

00:14:50.000 So, I said, he would have been the biggest environmentalist.

00:14:54.600 If he would have had the environment, the global warming movement, he would have been right in there with him.

00:15:00.660 Now, that doesn't mean that environmentalists are Nazis.

00:15:06.160 That doesn't mean that people who love animals, I love animals, are Nazis.

00:15:11.600 The person who said the thing on the air is a vegetarian.

00:15:15.140 Right.

00:15:15.460 I am a vegetarian.

00:15:16.720 Right.

00:15:16.980 I'm like, I'm not, that's, that's.

00:15:18.260 Right.

00:15:18.840 So, what happened was.

00:15:19.660 It doesn't make me a Nazi.

00:15:20.620 So, Glenn Beck.com wrote something, and it was tweeted out, and everybody on the left, oh, Glenn Beck, see, look, he's against, he's against unity.

00:15:32.820 What a fraud he is saying that environmentalists are Nazis.

00:15:35.940 Nazis, no, that's not what I said, just because Hitler believed things and would have used that movement that is going on today, doesn't make anybody in that movement today a Nazi.

00:15:51.980 We are not, we are not willing to be intellectually vigorous, vigorous at all.

00:15:58.320 It's their fascistic practices and policies that make them Nazis.

00:16:02.020 That's, that's.

00:16:03.460 Okay, Pat, thank you for that.

00:16:04.560 I needed to clarify that particular part.

00:16:07.180 Right.

00:16:07.440 Right.

00:16:07.840 Well, in some ways, not Nazis, but in some ways, what they are saying is fascistic.

00:16:14.020 Yes.

00:16:14.520 It is.

00:16:15.140 I will tell you exactly what you do.

00:16:17.900 What you can eat, how you can live.

00:16:19.300 I will tell you in China, we agree, who was it, Biden, that basically said, we're not going to argue with your one child policy in China?

00:16:26.700 Yeah.

00:16:27.760 Well, I'm going to argue against that.

00:16:30.180 You don't have a right to tell people how many children they can have.

00:16:35.140 So we're not intellectually vigorous or honest at all.

00:16:39.220 I don't think it's the thinking, though.

00:16:41.020 I think it's wanting to win.

00:16:43.020 Both sides want to win.

00:16:44.820 And so anything that furthers them winning, they just pick it.

00:16:48.640 Like with Samantha Bee the other day.

00:16:50.280 Like, I think what she did was wrong.

00:16:52.320 But I know that she didn't know that kid was a Nazi.

00:16:55.900 I mean, I didn't know that he had cancer.

00:16:57.780 She definitely didn't know he was a Nazi.

00:16:59.200 Yeah.

00:16:59.540 But he didn't have cancer.

00:17:01.080 You know, a cancer.

00:17:01.460 He was a Democrat.

00:17:02.580 Yeah.

00:17:02.720 But she was doing it to further her argument.

00:17:05.360 So it's like.

00:17:06.320 But she wasn't even furthering her argument.

00:17:08.460 She was making a joke.

00:17:09.760 Right.

00:17:09.920 And it wasn't even her.

00:17:11.080 Right.

00:17:11.580 It wasn't even her.

00:17:12.300 I think it was wrong.

00:17:13.920 The whole situation.

00:17:15.520 But I don't want to fire it and all that for it.

00:17:17.480 But our side is like, we got to get them back.

00:17:20.980 Did you see?

00:17:21.500 Did you see the guy we had on yesterday?

00:17:24.080 Colin Moriarty, the gamer.

00:17:26.960 He said it was an abacable split.

00:17:29.060 But he's no longer with his company.

00:17:31.800 He's huge.

00:17:32.940 But I think it's because of the joke he made last week.

00:17:38.020 Because his partner came out and said, he says a lot of stupid things that he shouldn't be saying.

00:17:42.620 Blah, blah, blah.

00:17:43.560 And he shows up right after being on our show.

00:17:46.300 And then he says, oh, by the way, we've split in our partnership.

00:17:50.740 Oh, wow.

00:17:51.140 I think that guy lost his gig because of a joke.

00:17:56.440 I mean, let's be intellectually honest on things.

00:18:01.360 Thanks for stopping by, Lawrence.

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00:19:29.500 Quickly, I just want to play this audio.

00:19:31.020 We've all known about it, but Breitbart has just released it because the White House wanted it released.

00:19:35.800 Here it is.

00:19:36.380 There are basically two things that I want to make really clear.

00:19:39.120 This is Paul Ryan.

00:19:40.580 I am not going to defend Donald Trump.

00:19:44.020 Not now.

00:19:44.920 Not in the future.

00:19:46.540 As you probably heard, I just invited him.

00:19:48.540 Okay, so this is not new.

00:19:51.100 We've known he said this for a long time.

00:19:53.680 Right.

00:19:53.780 The White House is just releasing this.

00:19:55.900 This is about the Access Hollywood annex on the bus.

00:20:00.240 This is old news.

00:20:01.240 This is old news.

00:20:02.200 But Bannon and Breitbart want this out because they're starting to distance themselves from Ryancare or Trumpcare.

00:20:10.660 More in a minute.

00:20:11.280 You're listening to the Glenn Beck Program.

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00:20:24.320 So, did you hear Beauty and the Beast is now has an adults-only rating in Russia?

00:20:31.480 Yeah, and it was banned from some Alabama theater.

00:20:35.140 And now the Anglican Church is apparently warning people about it over its homosexual content.

00:20:42.040 Okay, all right.

00:20:43.020 Can somebody explain this to me?

00:20:44.440 Because every time I read these stories, I don't see the homosexual content.

00:20:48.560 I see a bunch of people trying to make Gaston's little buddy into being gay.

00:20:54.920 And maybe he was, maybe he wasn't.

00:20:56.480 I don't know.

00:20:57.080 He's a cartoon.

00:20:59.620 So, I...

00:21:01.640 On the cartoon, I never thought he was gay.

00:21:03.440 Right.

00:21:03.620 Did you?

00:21:04.060 No.

00:21:04.480 He's a little weird.

00:21:05.740 No, and why is...

00:21:06.760 He's weird, but so is Gaston in a narcissistic way.

00:21:11.420 Disney always puts these wacky characters into their movies.

00:21:14.500 You know, guys, here's the thing.

00:21:16.580 Let me just say this, on the gay character in Beauty and the Beast.

00:21:20.460 Tell me, first of all, what is the Anglican Church saying?

00:21:23.580 That people should probably not go.

00:21:26.900 They alerted the congregation about the film's openly gay subplot.

00:21:31.620 And I...

00:21:32.580 We've seen the scene they're talking about, and I don't see anything openly gay about it.

00:21:38.360 He sings the song that they sing in the cartoon.

00:21:41.980 That nobody was saying, yes.

00:21:43.280 No one laughs like Gaston.

00:21:45.900 No one laughs like Gaston.

00:21:46.900 No one laughs like Gaston.

00:21:47.400 He's...

00:21:47.900 He's just this weird, creepy little buddy.

00:21:51.240 Right.

00:21:51.480 Who looks great.

00:21:51.960 And even if his creepy little buddy was gay, it doesn't make...

00:21:57.140 There's not a gay agenda here.

00:21:59.340 And they never say it.

00:22:00.540 Right.

00:22:00.920 I mean, I don't even...

00:22:02.160 I think you can take what you want to from this movie.

00:22:04.760 So, when you...

00:22:06.180 Always.

00:22:06.760 Yeah.

00:22:07.100 Yeah.

00:22:07.480 Always.

00:22:07.840 And this is what they always do.

00:22:09.480 And look, I don't want Disney doing this with my kids.

00:22:15.520 All my kids are old enough now.

00:22:16.820 But, I mean, I don't want to have to explain that to my four and five-year-olds.

00:22:22.100 Right?

00:22:22.680 Yeah.

00:22:22.820 I mean, you don't want to get into that.

00:22:24.300 Okay, but could I just say this?

00:22:27.140 May I just...

00:22:27.760 May I ask everybody who is up in arms for something that is not spoken and is apparently in people's

00:22:37.580 heads, whether it's true or not, it goes...

00:22:41.800 It's not spoken.

00:22:44.740 Okay.

00:22:45.040 May I just ask you this?

00:22:48.520 You have a problem with that relationship, but not the relationship of the big beast with

00:22:56.380 horns, the half-animal thing that wants to make it with Belle, openly is trying to get

00:23:04.480 in with Belle.

00:23:05.760 You don't have a problem with that one?

00:23:07.840 Holding her prisoner?

00:23:08.300 Can we relax?

00:23:09.460 It's beauty and the freaking beast.

00:23:11.460 Holding her prisoner?

00:23:12.820 Yeah, right.

00:23:14.180 Right.

00:23:14.440 Come on.

00:23:15.880 It's a fair point.

00:23:17.500 Thank you.

00:23:18.100 You'd think the bestiality concerns you might outweigh.

00:23:19.780 I would think the bestiality...

00:23:21.640 His name is the first part of bestiality.

00:23:29.040 We might have our priorities wrong on the boycotting of this film if you are going to boycott for

00:23:35.780 sexual reasons.

00:23:37.440 Beauty and the bestiality.

00:23:41.140 That'd be an interesting new title.

00:23:42.840 Yes.

00:23:43.200 I mean, I just don't.

00:23:45.740 I don't get it.

00:23:46.640 Also, in the original story, I understand that the father exchanges his life for his

00:23:52.320 daughters, which is a pretty bad example to set for kids.

00:23:56.140 Right?

00:23:56.540 I mean, that's not a good message for our kids either.

00:24:01.880 Right.

00:24:02.280 That's in the original book.

00:24:04.180 Yeah, that's in the original book.

00:24:05.200 But there were no gay people in the book, were there?

00:24:08.000 No.

00:24:08.380 Okay, good.

00:24:09.020 All right, good.

00:24:09.640 Good golly.

00:24:10.260 Good, good.

00:24:10.780 Just a really bad dad, bestiality, and no gay characters.

00:24:16.060 So we're okay with that.

00:24:17.140 I mean, good heavens.

00:24:18.120 Well, just a little bit of bestiality, right?

00:24:19.940 Because the beast is going to become a human again, you hope.

00:24:23.060 Well, yeah.

00:24:23.840 It's like Princess and the Frog.

00:24:25.420 She hopes.

00:24:26.000 But how many frogs do you have to kiss?

00:24:27.840 You know what I'm saying?

00:24:28.540 Mm-hmm.

00:24:29.200 Mm-hmm.

00:24:29.660 Never mind.

00:24:30.000 I mean, frogs are doing that all the time, just to get kissed.

00:24:34.160 Right?

00:24:34.800 How many times have you woken up with somebody next to you kissing a frog, right?

00:24:39.000 Don't ask Jeffy that question.

00:24:40.200 Yeah, I know.

00:24:42.940 So I saw Kong last night.

00:24:44.720 Oh, yeah.

00:24:45.360 Good?

00:24:45.840 Was it everything you anticipated?

00:24:47.460 Well, with the exception of Kong looking into the eyes of the woman thinking, oh, yeah, baby.

00:24:54.880 More bestiality.

00:24:55.820 More bestiality.

00:24:56.200 Oh, more bestiality.

00:24:56.940 I was really upset about it, but he was looking at this girl like, hmm, I want a piece of that.

00:25:03.700 And I'm thinking, you're way too big.

00:25:06.580 It's not going to work out for you.

00:25:08.680 Mm-hmm.

00:25:09.540 Not going to work out for you.

00:25:11.160 Just saying.

00:25:12.480 Size does matter in that particular case.

00:25:17.640 I thought it was really good.

00:25:19.480 I thought it was really good.

00:25:20.260 It was the first Kong that I think I really liked.

00:25:26.940 And it didn't have the, you know, erotic him holding her in the hand underneath the waterfall.

00:25:33.700 It was like, okay, I got it.

00:25:35.320 I got it.

00:25:36.480 It didn't have any of that.

00:25:37.860 I really liked.

00:25:39.480 I liked the storyline of this.

00:25:41.640 I think this was a very good sequel to Godzilla.

00:25:48.200 Godzilla.

00:25:49.400 And you do have to stay after all the titles.

00:25:54.080 You're not going to give anything away.

00:25:55.660 But you say, don't leave.

00:25:57.300 Nope.

00:25:57.680 Don't leave.

00:25:58.300 Don't leave.

00:26:00.700 But they're doing it right.

00:26:02.020 You know who's really blowing it is DC Comics.

00:26:05.500 Oh, no.

00:26:05.820 First of all, is anybody interested in seeing Wonder Woman?

00:26:10.300 Anybody?

00:26:11.120 Anybody?

00:26:12.060 Hello?

00:26:12.320 The trailer looks okay.

00:26:14.280 I mean, I'm not interested in the movie.

00:26:15.560 I don't like any of those movies.

00:26:16.660 But the trailer looks as good as any of the other ones.

00:26:18.260 Are you interested in going to see Wonder Woman?

00:26:20.580 Not that particular one.

00:26:22.300 Yeah.

00:26:23.080 Right.

00:26:23.580 Not that version.

00:26:24.760 Pat, any interest in seeing Wonder Woman?

00:26:26.800 No.

00:26:27.320 No.

00:26:27.660 I mean, no.

00:26:29.480 Wonder Woman is not, you know, these are guy movies.

00:26:33.600 And Wonder Woman was not.

00:26:35.040 Yeah, but I love movies where the, you know, like Angelina Jolie has been in about 60 of

00:26:40.280 them.

00:26:40.400 Where the female, hot female beats the crap out of everybody.

00:26:43.780 I love those movies.

00:26:44.540 That's not the same.

00:26:45.220 Kate Beckinsale.

00:26:46.100 That's not right.

00:26:46.740 That's not the same as Wonder Woman.

00:26:48.780 No.

00:26:49.120 Like the one with Angelina Jolie was in that game.

00:26:53.940 I don't even know the game, but I was a fan of the game after she was in it.

00:26:57.300 Laura Croft.

00:26:58.720 Oh, Tomb Raider.

00:26:59.540 Yeah, I wasn't even thinking of that.

00:27:00.480 But you wanted she was in.

00:27:02.800 What was she in?

00:27:04.120 Wanted was one of them.

00:27:05.380 She was really good in it.

00:27:06.340 There was another one.

00:27:06.960 Whatever.

00:27:07.620 I loved it.

00:27:08.540 Don't get me wrong.

00:27:09.120 Mr. and Mrs. Smith.

00:27:09.820 That was great.

00:27:11.500 Got it.

00:27:12.020 Got it.

00:27:13.120 Got it.

00:27:13.840 That's not Wonder Woman.

00:27:15.020 That is what they're going for.

00:27:15.900 It seems like she looks really good and she's kicking everybody's butt.

00:27:19.340 I mean, that is seemingly what they're going for.

00:27:20.480 She's wearing the stupid red, white, and blue little.

00:27:23.060 Well, that's the costume of the character.

00:27:25.260 I know.

00:27:25.960 It just is.

00:27:27.180 But it's very skimpy.

00:27:28.260 Yeah, whatever.

00:27:29.500 And she's kicking everybody's ass.

00:27:30.920 Anyway, I have no desire to see it.

00:27:32.340 And I think DC Comics, they're just not rebooting these things right.

00:27:37.540 They're trying to rush them all.

00:27:39.840 Where, like, for instance, Godzilla, it came out.

00:27:43.300 It was good.

00:27:45.100 Wait a couple of years.

00:27:46.240 Then the next one comes out and it's good.

00:27:49.000 And it tells us the next one is Mothra and whatever.

00:27:52.640 Good.

00:27:53.740 Then in 2020, it's going to be Godzilla and King Kong.

00:27:58.860 These are just the things I'm reading.

00:28:00.300 This is open.

00:28:01.980 Good.

00:28:03.460 Do good movies and we'll continue to follow them.

00:28:08.140 DC Comics is just, I don't know.

00:28:10.400 They're just, they're blowing it, I think.

00:28:13.980 Nobody cares that much about this.

00:28:15.520 I definitely don't care about it at all.

00:28:17.420 But every time we talk about it, we get 65 million people.

00:28:20.440 I can't believe you said DC Comics.

00:28:23.260 It was actually sold to Sony.

00:28:25.120 And then Sony sent it to Shoshiba.

00:28:27.120 And then Samuel picked it up for three episodes of a cartoon short.

00:28:31.120 How could you not get that right?

00:28:32.660 I don't care about it.

00:28:33.960 That's how I don't get it right.

00:28:35.640 I don't care about it.

00:28:38.340 That's why I don't get it right.

00:28:40.020 That's not the point, Stu.

00:28:41.360 That's not the point.

00:28:42.420 It's like, you know, but I want to see a good movie.

00:28:45.700 I just like movies.

00:28:47.040 I'm a big movie fan.

00:28:48.820 I love movies.

00:28:50.120 The comic people are almost as obnoxious as the Fair Tax people.

00:28:54.240 It's pretty close.

00:28:55.980 Really close.

00:28:56.620 Yes, it's really close.

00:28:58.840 And now we're going to get the Fair Tax.

00:29:01.080 The Fair Tax?

00:29:02.140 Why would you say something bad about the Fair Tax?

00:29:05.120 I didn't.

00:29:06.760 Fair Tax is not a comic book.

00:29:08.300 Don't you think we all need to grow a little past our bubble?

00:29:14.660 You know, if you're a Fair Tax person, relax.

00:29:19.220 You're a DC comic person, relax.

00:29:23.160 You're a Mothra fan, I know.

00:29:25.520 It's been a long time since somebody's dressed up as a giant moth.

00:29:29.240 Relax.

00:29:30.720 You don't get as many hardcore Mothra fans.

00:29:33.320 No, you really don't.

00:29:34.600 You really don't.

00:29:35.340 That universe is limited.

00:29:38.300 I would say it's limited.

00:29:40.180 Rafe, something happens at the end, past the titles.

00:29:44.680 And Rafe threw his arms up and he was like, yes!

00:29:51.080 And everybody in the theater just turned around and looked at him and just laughed.

00:29:54.460 And I was like, he's 13.

00:29:55.880 Yes.

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00:31:04.080 You're listening to the Glenn Beck Program.

00:31:06.260 The Glenn Beck Program.

00:31:14.620 I always say that I like to lead with my mistakes, and I saw the trailer for Wonder Woman, and

00:31:18.640 I'm strangely saying no.

00:31:19.940 I'd have to say I'm interested.

00:31:21.360 This may be the best movie of all time.

00:31:23.480 This may be, wow, Wonder Woman.

00:31:26.360 I like the little outfit.

00:31:28.140 It looks great, doesn't it?

00:31:29.360 It looks important.

00:31:31.900 Right.

00:31:32.140 It does look important.

00:31:32.660 That's what I mean.

00:31:33.140 I'm not going to that movie for any other reason other than it looks like an important

00:31:37.240 film.

00:31:38.100 Yes.

00:31:39.100 Yes.

00:31:39.940 Yes.

00:31:41.100 Yes.

00:31:42.720 Wrong was I.

00:31:44.980 DC Comics might be the greatest film studio of all time.

00:31:48.000 The other ones suck.

00:31:49.360 We're all won over by the trailer.

00:31:51.040 Who wants to see Thor?

00:31:52.680 Right?

00:31:53.380 Am I right?

00:31:54.080 Right.

00:31:54.760 Is there another one?

00:31:55.780 Is there another one coming?

00:31:56.600 I don't know.

00:31:57.300 I'll bet there is.

00:31:57.800 I'm just thinking about Wonder Woman.

00:31:59.120 No, they're just going to stop the franchise.

00:32:00.800 They're just like, ah, Thor.

00:32:03.220 They were making how much money for these stupid things?

00:32:05.120 We've made too much money.

00:32:05.840 Yeah.

00:32:06.080 You know what?

00:32:06.440 At some point, you've made enough money.

00:32:08.080 Thank you.

00:32:08.620 They're just going to the Barack Obama promise.

00:32:10.700 I mean, Stan Lee, now at the end of his life, he's just rolling in the dough.

00:32:19.260 He's had some money over the years, hasn't he?

00:32:21.920 No, he has made money over the years, but not like this.

00:32:24.260 I mean, can you imagine, he at least gets to see, you know, Walt Disney really didn't

00:32:28.980 get to see very much of what he created.

00:32:33.220 I mean, I think he'd be blown away.

00:32:35.300 Look at what Stan Lee has seen.

00:32:38.020 You know, the comic book thing was very, very successful, but now Marvel Studios, Disney,

00:32:43.540 I mean, that's incredible.

00:32:45.120 Boy, no kidding.

00:32:45.800 That's incredible what they've done.

00:32:47.220 But anyway, Wonder Woman, big supporter of her, big, big supporter.

00:32:55.360 Well, it's funny, because one of the things they, I remember the, you know, the stupid

00:33:00.320 superhero movies when I was growing up, and they were fun and jokey and campy.

00:33:06.700 What they've done with all of these characters is make it into serious fare, right?

00:33:10.860 I mean, they've gone from silly, you know, at times, you know, Christopher Reeve as Superman,

00:33:16.740 that some of that was just ridiculous.

00:33:18.460 I mean, Superman 2, I love Superman 2.

00:33:19.960 I love the second one.

00:33:20.600 It's one of the most bizarre movies of all time, and the story behind it is even more

00:33:23.540 bizarre, because they made it halfway, and then they decided to go back with a different

00:33:27.820 director, and then make it a totally different way, and add, I think they added all the cheesy,

00:33:32.800 campy jokes in it, because they thought it wasn't going to be funny enough, and they like,

00:33:36.880 it's a crazy story.

00:33:38.660 And yet, somehow, it worked.

00:33:40.060 Is that the one where they get out of the, you know, the space prison, and they come

00:33:47.080 down in the town?

00:33:48.780 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:33:48.800 Zod.

00:33:49.160 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:33:49.860 Neil Tuzan.

00:33:50.280 The first one was terrible.

00:33:51.520 The third one was really bad.

00:33:53.020 Was it the one with Richard Pryor?

00:33:55.420 You're thinking that's the...

00:33:56.020 Was, like, one of the worst movies ever made.

00:33:58.960 Richard Pryor, and then the fourth one was the nuclear war one.

00:34:02.680 Oh, yeah.

00:34:04.020 But the second one, I really liked.

00:34:04.940 I am so happy to say, I think I stopped at number two.

00:34:07.960 Really?

00:34:08.180 You stopped before?

00:34:09.180 Before Richard Pryor?

00:34:11.060 Yes, I did.

00:34:11.900 Wow.

00:34:12.380 That was a mistake.

00:34:15.100 I mean, for Richard Pryor.

00:34:16.580 Right.

00:34:16.960 But, yeah.

00:34:17.520 No, it was a...

00:34:19.000 That was not a good series of movies.

00:34:20.860 But you look at what they've...

00:34:21.840 They took all...

00:34:22.720 They've taken all of those characters that were in cartoons, or jokey and campy, and made

00:34:28.140 them all into really serious, dramatic, action-packed movies.

00:34:32.280 Yeah.

00:34:32.920 Good guys or bad guys.

00:34:34.400 And you see...

00:34:34.800 Everything's doubled down.

00:34:35.700 You see it with both Star Trek and Star Wars, too.

00:34:38.900 I mean, Star Wars, the original, I'm a big fan.

00:34:42.080 But, like, they took those movies that were, at times, sort of silly and campy.

00:34:46.260 You know?

00:34:46.780 And, I mean, Star Trek, too.

00:34:48.500 I like the fact that they've taken them seriously.

00:34:50.420 And they've taken them seriously.

00:34:51.180 I think that's great.

00:34:52.280 But you realize, those movies have improved.

00:34:54.240 Like, the new Star Trek movies, I think, are great.

00:34:56.100 Those are really good.

00:34:57.160 I really like them.

00:34:58.060 But you go back and you watch that as compared to the Talking Rock on the Lava Rock.

00:35:02.280 Oh, you go back...

00:35:02.740 No, no, no.

00:35:03.140 Go back and watch even the Star Trek movies before J.J. Abrams.

00:35:08.500 Go back and watch, you know, even the...

00:35:10.500 Oh, some of those I thought were really good.

00:35:11.640 Those were pretty good.

00:35:12.180 Some were good.

00:35:13.200 All the even-numbered ones were good.

00:35:15.580 Wait, what?

00:35:16.460 The even-numbered Star Treks were good.

00:35:18.800 Two, four, six, and I think eight were good.

00:35:22.020 And, actually, three was good.

00:35:23.700 But it's an odd number, so nobody gives it any credit.

00:35:26.040 But one...

00:35:27.140 I'm not familiar.

00:35:28.420 One, five, and seven were terrible.

00:35:30.380 But two, three, four, six, and eight were pretty good.

00:35:33.420 Now, is that something that you usually only discuss while speaking Klingon?

00:35:38.720 Because I've never heard that theory before.

00:35:42.680 You seriously haven't?

00:35:43.940 No, I've not heard that theory.

00:35:44.620 Oh, come on.

00:35:44.960 That's a prevalent theory.

00:35:46.600 The Star War even-numbered Star Trek even-numbered Star Trek.

00:35:47.780 Well, I don't go to the convention, so...

00:35:49.860 I don't either, Glenn.

00:35:51.740 Well, I'm just trying to wonder where you heard that.

00:35:54.000 In fact, it seems to me that you once owned the 4,000-page Star Trek Enterprise technical

00:36:00.120 manual, if I'm not mistaken.

00:36:02.500 And I never did.

00:36:04.100 That was a gift.

00:36:06.100 That was a gift.

00:36:07.400 And I will say, Pat, you were just as fascinated with that manual as I was.

00:36:11.940 No, I really wasn't.

00:36:12.980 I didn't read a page of it.

00:36:14.120 Not one page.

00:36:16.260 Fantastic.

00:36:17.040 In case you were thinking, wait a minute, do I not know what the word prevalent means?

00:36:20.480 It means widespread in a particular area at a particular time.

00:36:24.340 So I don't know if prevalent theory...

00:36:26.100 I guess a particular area in Pat's head for a particular time, maybe it would fit.

00:36:32.200 Look it up.

00:36:32.880 Google Star Trek even-numbered movies.

00:36:35.280 Look at it.

00:36:36.500 You'll find out.

00:36:37.640 Even-numbered...

00:36:38.940 That's probably how he found it by...

00:36:40.900 No.

00:36:41.640 The Star Trek even-numbered theory.

00:36:43.780 Oh my gosh, it's an actual theory.

00:36:46.400 This is just yet another piece of evidence that everything exists on the internet, right?

00:36:51.000 But yes, there are people who have tried to prove this statistically.

00:36:57.040 It's sad, isn't it?

00:36:58.160 It's sad.

00:36:59.180 And you know what's really sad is this part of the show makes sense, more sense, than the actual reality of the show.

00:37:06.940 Yes, for sure.

00:37:07.520 Rand Paul.

00:37:08.460 For sure.

00:37:08.980 Next.

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00:37:35.440 The Pope has come out and said that it's about time for priests to be married.

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00:37:43.340 That's a huge deal.

00:37:45.080 German official wants $50 million fines for social media hate posts.

00:37:51.800 Looks like the blizzard in New York City is a bust.

00:37:57.460 Taxpayers are not filing their return, or at least they're procrastinating.

00:38:02.840 Gee, I wonder why.

00:38:03.900 Maybe it's because nobody has money.

00:38:05.320 And we have Rand Paul on to talk about Obamacare, a guy who is standing firm on repeal.

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00:38:51.380 One thing to talk about changing an allegiance to another country when a new president is elected.

00:38:56.240 There's another thing in going ahead and doing it.

00:38:59.500 But that is what seems to be happening with New Zealand.

00:39:04.160 The number of Americans who have applied to grant citizenship rose to 170 in the 12 weeks following the election.

00:39:12.740 Up from 100 for the same period last year.

00:39:17.740 You know what's really weird is nobody used to want to give up their American citizenship.

00:39:25.160 Nobody would ever do that.

00:39:28.360 Now, the number of people who are renouncing their citizenship or looking for citizenship elsewhere, dual citizenship, is remarkable.

00:39:37.040 Why in the past when we were growing up, why would anyone need another passport?

00:39:43.500 Why would you want another passport?

00:39:46.660 You didn't need it.

00:39:47.880 It was the opposite.

00:39:48.600 It was the opposite.

00:39:49.680 But the world wanted the American passport.

00:39:53.480 Now, look at the number of people that are saying, I want out of this.

00:39:59.160 And I'm not sure that it is because of Donald Trump.

00:40:07.800 I think it's New Zealand, for one, is a place that everybody thinks is just going to be left alone because it's out in the middle of nowhere.

00:40:17.220 And so they just think, well, I'm going to go to New Zealand and I'll escape whatever is coming.

00:40:23.620 I don't think so.

00:40:25.760 I mean, China, if China expands, if the United States falls and China doesn't, China expands and takes over that entire side of the globe.

00:40:41.520 You want to live under Chinese rule?

00:40:46.320 Not so much.

00:40:47.120 No, thank you.

00:40:48.720 No, thank you.

00:40:49.900 If you can get citizenship anywhere, where would you get it?

00:40:54.020 St. Kitts.

00:40:54.940 It's available for $250,000.

00:40:57.400 Not that you've looked?

00:40:58.720 Not that I've looked.

00:40:59.700 Not that you've looked in price.

00:41:00.740 The Comoros is going to be the cheapest option for you guys if you need it.

00:41:03.780 What is Comoros?

00:41:05.320 It's off the coast of Africa.

00:41:06.800 Off of Madagascar.

00:41:07.680 And for about $40,000 per person.

00:41:10.560 You can just buy citizenship.

00:41:11.460 You can buy citizenship.

00:41:12.680 Citizenship for sale.

00:41:13.120 Most of these countries you can buy.

00:41:14.940 Many of them.

00:41:15.700 Yeah.

00:41:16.020 It doesn't, they don't say it that way.

00:41:18.160 But they say if you invest in our country.

00:41:20.560 I will say, the Chinese threat aside, if I was going to go anywhere else, it would probably

00:41:26.620 be Australia or New Zealand, because those are beautiful countries.

00:41:31.260 And a long way from everybody else.

00:41:34.240 Yeah.

00:41:34.340 New Zealand has pretty, stayed pretty much off the radar for everybody.

00:41:37.740 Yeah.

00:41:38.260 New Zealand would, New Zealand would be one of them.

00:41:41.040 Canada would be an obvious choice, because it's so much like us.

00:41:43.760 It's like our little brother, sister.

00:41:45.360 Yeah.

00:41:45.620 Canada would be.

00:41:46.340 The other thing, I don't know if you can marry, though.

00:41:50.200 Isn't it kind of like marrying your sister?

00:41:52.080 A little bit like that.

00:41:52.440 I mean, you can't leave this citizenship and go to that one.

00:41:54.720 It's, your children will be born with all kinds of defects and everything else.

00:41:58.820 I think they're too close.

00:41:59.900 But the other one is that nobody wants to do is Israel.

00:42:09.040 I would do Israel in a heartbeat.

00:42:11.880 I wouldn't mind Israel either.

00:42:13.800 You know, there's the obvious terrorist threat.

00:42:17.600 Yeah, I know, but at least they're going to stand.

00:42:19.340 And they take it pretty seriously.

00:42:20.840 Yeah, you're going to be ground zero with a bunch of people who are wide awake.

00:42:23.460 I could see a duel, but why renounce?

00:42:27.640 I wouldn't.

00:42:28.300 I don't think.

00:42:28.820 I don't want to renounce.

00:42:29.880 I wouldn't renounce.

00:42:30.940 Let me go to Rand Paul, who is with us.

00:42:32.860 Hey, Rand, how are you, sir?

00:42:34.560 Hey, Glenn.

00:42:35.060 Thanks for having me.

00:42:35.820 You bet.

00:42:36.300 Tell us the Obamacare thing.

00:42:39.700 This is, you know, yesterday, Paul Ryan said, oh, the numbers from CBO look great, while

00:42:47.220 Donald Trump was saying we can't pay attention to the CBO numbers.

00:42:52.020 And I don't even know what the GOP is thinking.

00:42:54.560 This is not what they promised the people.

00:42:56.360 Well, you know, I first started running in about 2009, was elected in 2010 on repealing

00:43:03.300 Obamacare.

00:43:04.580 We ran on it in 2014, 2016.

00:43:07.560 Every time we won, we won on a message of completely repealing the thing.

00:43:11.760 In fact, some of the leadership, I was at their speeches saying, repeal the thing, root

00:43:16.720 and branch, tear it out, root and branch.

00:43:19.420 And now they want to only partially repeal it and replace it with Obamacare light.

00:43:22.740 So it's really a disaster, and I'm doing everything possible to say, let's keep our promise.

00:43:28.160 And our promise was to completely repeal it, not replace it with, you know, Ryancare or

00:43:32.300 Obamacare light.

00:43:34.480 So we talked to Mike Lee yesterday, and he seems pretty tough on this as well.

00:43:41.860 Do you have any allies there that are going to stand?

00:43:47.080 Mike and I are going to the White House today with a few other people, and we're going to

00:43:50.760 keep telling them what we've been telling them.

00:43:53.140 We need to separate repeal from replace, and there are good aspects of replace that we

00:43:57.980 do need to talk about, but we need to do just repeal.

00:44:00.920 We don't agree with Paul Ryan that we should keep subsidies, that we should keep the Obamacare

00:44:06.340 taxes, that we should keep the mandate, and that we should bail out the insurance companies.

00:44:10.440 Those things we just are never going to agree with him on, so he needs to strip those off

00:44:14.740 the bill.

00:44:15.220 Let's do a clean repeal.

00:44:16.560 But then replace, the mistake Paul Ryan's making is there are aspects of replace that

00:44:22.640 would give millions of people health insurance, would give millions of people health insurance

00:44:27.020 at a lower cost.

00:44:28.400 And these are the buying pools that I've been talking about.

00:44:30.840 If we let people join a health care association, imagine this, people that belong to credit

00:44:36.220 unions.

00:44:36.760 There's probably 10 million people in the country that belong to credit unions.

00:44:41.260 What if they had one person negotiating with them, with the insurance company?

00:44:45.020 They'd have 10 million people that would be negotiating a great deal on price.

00:44:49.180 That would bring prices down.

00:44:50.480 And when you have that many people, you get to demand the terms of the contract, which

00:44:55.100 means they won't drop you, they won't raise the rate if your spouse gets sick.

00:44:58.940 This is part of the way the marketplace would work if we free it up.

00:45:02.300 But nobody's talking about the good aspects.

00:45:04.420 They're all talking about how many people get Medicaid, when in reality, wouldn't you rather

00:45:07.760 have real insurance than Medicaid?

00:45:10.820 Randy, a lot of people are saying that you can't get a full repeal unless you have 60 votes

00:45:18.140 and you don't have 60 votes.

00:45:19.900 What do you say to that criticism?

00:45:21.860 Well, there is a technical aspect to the way the budget works that they're saying that

00:45:27.440 repealing all the regulations like pre-existing mandate, all the essential health care mandates,

00:45:32.660 all these things that dictate what goes into your insurance that are part of Obamacare.

00:45:36.680 They may be technically right that the way the laws are written or the rules are written

00:45:41.260 about the budget, that we can't do it on the budget reconciliation.

00:45:46.180 There are other people making the argument, and Senator Cruz is one, saying,

00:45:49.900 that we should challenge that, that the Budget Act actually says the person sitting in the chair,

00:45:55.060 the senator, makes a decision, not the parliamentarian.

00:45:58.460 I think that's a discussion worth having.

00:46:01.060 So what are the odds?

00:46:02.300 You're going to the White House today.

00:46:03.740 Who are you meeting with?

00:46:04.700 You know, that's still undetermined.

00:46:08.500 It may be with the president.

00:46:09.700 It may be with some of the president's advisors.

00:46:11.980 I think it is worth going because the president has said he is open to negotiation.

00:46:16.680 He needs to know how unhappy conservatives are and that conservatives did not run on a message

00:46:21.760 of Obamacare light.

00:46:22.900 And I'll take that message.

00:46:24.820 But I'll also take the message that it's been a mistake for them to put repeal and replace

00:46:30.020 together because if they pass repeal and replace together and it's Obamacare light and the insurance

00:46:35.620 rates still continue to go through the roof and the thing continues to unravel, we're going

00:46:39.700 to be blamed for all of this.

00:46:41.220 I think we should put forth also a separate replacement bill that includes expanding the

00:46:46.800 health savings accounts, buying pools, getting rid of all the regulatory mandates.

00:46:51.560 We need to put that forward separately, win or lose.

00:46:54.120 We need to have a vision for how we'd make things better.

00:46:57.320 But my fear is if they pass Obamacare light, that the insurance markets will continue to

00:47:02.360 unravel.

00:47:03.180 In fact, they believe that also.

00:47:04.840 That's why they're putting the bailout of the insurance companies in there.

00:47:07.560 They understand that the insurance markets will still unravel.

00:47:11.220 And that Obamacare light's not going to work either.

00:47:13.560 That's why they have the bailout of the insurance companies in there.

00:47:16.640 What about the argument, Rand, that we've got Obamacare and we know that's an F and this

00:47:21.040 is at least a slight improvement on it?

00:47:22.980 Shouldn't we take the slight improvement rather than stick with Obamacare?

00:47:27.500 You know, there were two articles written last week predicting that it gets worse.

00:47:31.300 Now, one of them is by somebody who's almost always opposed to us, Paul Krugman, but occasionally

00:47:35.860 makes a valid point.

00:47:36.940 The other one was by Megan McArdle.

00:47:38.500 They both make the point that if you let people buy insurance after they're sick, they

00:47:43.480 will.

00:47:44.340 And that's why the insurance premiums are going up.

00:47:46.640 Healthy people are not buying it and sicker and sicker people are getting in the insurance

00:47:50.680 pool.

00:47:51.180 That continues after Obamacare is repealed if you replace it with Ryan care because under

00:47:56.640 Ryan's plan, they still let people buy insurance after they're sick, but they get rid of the

00:48:01.340 individual mandate to it.

00:48:02.480 If you keep part of Obamacare, the idea that you can buy insurance after you're sick, the

00:48:08.780 insurance markets don't work.

00:48:10.020 And it actually probably is worse under Ryan's bill than it is currently.

00:48:14.300 Yeah, but at least we don't have the taxes at least.

00:48:17.140 I mean, this is the case that, yes, it's going to fail.

00:48:21.340 It's going to be awful, but at least this mitigates some of the pain for some people.

00:48:31.620 Well, and it all depends on where you want to measure it from.

00:48:34.520 So if we want to measure it from what we've promised, complete repeal, then you'd get rid

00:48:38.620 of all the taxes.

00:48:39.880 And then you'd also get rid of all the mandates as well.

00:48:42.640 Right now, they're saying, oh, it's going to save $300 billion.

00:48:47.480 Well, complete repeal would save about a trillion dollars.

00:48:50.500 So really, they're comparing it to keeping Obamacare, but no one really advocated.

00:48:55.040 No Republican's been advocating for keeping Obamacare.

00:48:58.000 So we should compare their proposal to complete repeal.

00:49:01.820 If you have complete repeal, you're going to save the taxpayer, you know, probably a couple

00:49:06.440 trillion dollars because not only about $800 billion in taxes, you're going to save the

00:49:10.700 taxpayer about a trillion dollars in expenses.

00:49:13.360 And when people talk about Medicaid and, oh, we're going to do all this with Medicaid,

00:49:17.500 realize they're borrowing the money from China.

00:49:19.660 We have no money up here.

00:49:21.200 It's not free.

00:49:22.200 It's what I call dishonest accounting.

00:49:24.700 Obama said, oh, here, you can all have free Medicaid.

00:49:27.680 But the problem is there's no money up here.

00:49:29.600 We borrow a million dollars a minute, no $20 trillion.

00:49:32.660 So it's not really free.

00:49:34.280 It's dishonest accounting.

00:49:35.880 What we should be trying to do is get people less expensive insurance.

00:49:39.880 And better insurance.

00:49:41.540 And you can do that by freeing up people in the individual market to join a group so they

00:49:46.480 can get a lower price.

00:49:48.400 How do you respond to the Democrat criticism that if you repeal this bill, then so many

00:49:55.420 millions of Americans are going to lose the insurance they have?

00:49:58.660 I think you have to talk about what our replacement should be.

00:50:01.980 Ryan's talking about replacement being Obamacare light.

00:50:05.120 And so when he cuts the subsidies in half but keeps them, that's the argument he stuck in.

00:50:09.420 So instead of insuring the government, insuring 24 million, the government's still going to

00:50:13.800 insure people under Ryan's plan, but half as many.

00:50:16.760 What we really need to be talking about is instead of, you know, how many the government's

00:50:21.040 going to insure, we should be talking about how the marketplace could insure people.

00:50:24.680 Right now there's 11 million people in the individual market.

00:50:27.800 This is where the real problem is.

00:50:29.440 And I recognize the problem and I'm very sympathetic to it.

00:50:31.960 I practiced medicine for 20 years.

00:50:34.160 I know what a hardship it is for people.

00:50:35.880 But if you are a plumber and it's you and your wife on your plan and you buy insurance

00:50:40.580 by yourself, you're an insurance pool of two, people do worry that their wife or their

00:50:44.840 spouse gets cancer and their rates go through the roof or they get kicked off their insurance.

00:50:49.580 Our plan, our replacement plan, the replacement plan I put forward two months ago would allow

00:50:55.100 every plumber, every person in pest control, every individually owned person who has a small

00:51:01.280 business, we would let them join in a group.

00:51:03.620 If my plan were to pass, there would be no one left in the country that doesn't have a

00:51:08.480 plan that doesn't have preexisting protection, not because the government mandates it, but

00:51:12.940 because we allow them to join a group.

00:51:14.840 What person in the country would not join a group and even a business, let's say your

00:51:19.080 business there that you have 400 employees, wouldn't you rather be in a pool of 4,000 or

00:51:24.640 4 million?

00:51:25.640 And you would be able to do that.

00:51:27.340 You could join a credit union, you could join NFIB, you could join.

00:51:31.400 That's our problem here, I have 300 employees, I have 251 employees or something like that,

00:51:40.060 and that's not a big enough group.

00:51:42.160 And if I could join a bigger group, I would join a bigger group because my insurance rates

00:51:47.140 go down.

00:51:48.300 What are the odds of getting a vote on your bill, Rand?

00:51:50.200 Do you think there's any chance of it coming to at least see where people stand on it?

00:51:54.060 You know, two months ago it was zero, now I'd say about 10 or 20 percent, even yesterday.

00:52:00.660 See, here's the thing, and this is what Paul Ryan has not done a very good job with.

00:52:04.620 Paul Ryan actually agrees, and so does Tom Price.

00:52:07.060 They actually agree with the health associations, the buying pools.

00:52:10.280 But they haven't been talking about it because they think replacement is half of Obamacare.

00:52:14.960 They think it's keeping the subsidies and all that.

00:52:17.140 So they haven't been talking about the really good market stuff that actually doesn't cost

00:52:21.780 the government anything.

00:52:22.980 Letting people join insurance pools and letting them join a nationwide group insurance pool

00:52:29.620 or a buying pool doesn't cost the government anything.

00:52:32.700 If they would have been talking about that as the replacement and saying we'd put it forward

00:52:36.720 at the same time, instead they're talking about some of the things I'm talking about in phase

00:52:41.840 three, which is, I don't know, a year from now, six months from now, no one is going to

00:52:46.560 be talking about this.

00:52:47.660 Once the vote is over on repeal, the debate is over.

00:52:50.720 So the replacement needs to be exactly at the same time.

00:52:53.880 And because they're not talking about the good stuff that can come from repeal, all we're

00:52:58.100 hearing is about the Republicans are meanies and going to cut off all the free, you know,

00:53:03.840 insurance, the free subsidies and the free government insurance.

00:53:07.200 That's why you have to talk about replacement at the same time.

00:53:10.000 And it's why I brought replacement up two months ago, because we need to be talking about

00:53:14.280 the good things that the marketplace could do if we released and unleashed the marketplace.

00:53:20.520 Real quick, I'm out of time, but is there any sense up on the hill from the Republicans,

00:53:24.400 have they learned a single damn lesson that if they screw the American people on health

00:53:29.940 care, ram it through in the middle of the night like Obama did, or don't really fully

00:53:35.340 repeal this thing, that they're just not going to win in 18?

00:53:38.820 Is there any sense that they've learned anything?

00:53:41.300 It's amazing that people have gotten elected and are completely clueless about the politics

00:53:45.920 of this.

00:53:46.440 The people who elected us elected us for complete repeal.

00:53:49.440 So you're going to make the people who voted for you very unhappy.

00:53:52.280 And then you're splitting the baby by giving us Obamacare light.

00:53:56.560 And it's not going to work.

00:53:58.020 I promise you, if the Ryan bill passes, insurance premiums will still rise.

00:54:03.260 And so a year from now, insurance premiums are going to be going up 20%.

00:54:06.760 There's still going to be only one insurer or no insurer in half the markets or more.

00:54:11.320 And everybody's going to be going, well, Republicans did it.

00:54:14.160 Republicans gave us this Ryan plan and it's worse.

00:54:17.540 I promise you, it's going to be worse.

00:54:19.660 So we need to be introducing the market repeals, whether they win or lose.

00:54:23.840 And in fact, if Democrats vote against the replacement package that we put up separately,

00:54:28.700 then it's on them.

00:54:29.840 It's not on us if they won't vote for our replacement bill.

00:54:32.980 Rand, thank you so much.

00:54:33.840 We'll be saying a prayer for your visit to the White House today, you and Mike Lee.

00:54:38.340 And we sincerely wish you luck and blessings that somehow or another ears will hear you.

00:54:45.280 Thank you so much, Rand.

00:54:46.080 I appreciate it.

00:54:47.380 Thanks, Mike.

00:54:48.140 All right.

00:54:48.440 Let me tell you about Goldline.

00:54:50.940 There's a couple of things.

00:54:52.020 Turkey says the migrant deal has ended and may unleash millions of refugees.

00:54:59.980 They're punching back at Europe.

00:55:03.520 There is another story today that says it looks like 2017 is going to be the year of the big reset.

00:55:16.040 That's what they're calling it.

00:55:16.980 The tipping point and why people think this is the big reset and the next big short.

00:55:23.780 We have all kinds of tension that's happening around the world.

00:55:31.320 I don't know if you saw what's happening with North Korea, but we're doing military exercises again just outside of North Korea.

00:55:38.600 North Korea is saying this is a threat, that we're trying to perform some sort of a coup on North Korea.

00:55:48.380 Anything can happen, and when it does, we will have the big reset.

00:55:55.040 This big reset, I believe, will push us into a global, digital, cashless society.

00:56:02.140 We went from 285 billion cashless transactions five years ago to 426 billion last year.

00:56:12.000 That's a 50% increase, and that's just by letting the market happen.

00:56:16.300 Cashless society is coming whether you like it or not.

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00:57:02.080 This is one of the things that I don't think the youth has ever been taught,

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00:57:12.460 The youth thinks communism is communing with nature, I think.

00:57:15.380 No, they do.

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00:57:47.200 We've always been told that genocidal dictators of the world,

00:58:03.200 oh, they're just manifestations of the hateful right.

00:58:06.980 That the left-wing icons like Che, Mao, Stalin,

00:58:11.620 need to be understood in context.

00:58:14.100 But we live in a time that seems to move faster than time.

00:58:18.960 A place that seems to have no place for truth.

00:58:22.120 A reality that seems to have no connection to reality.

00:58:26.860 So, to get our feet on solid ground for the future,

00:58:30.440 we must first walk through the past with our eyes wide open.

00:58:34.980 Government is not the solution to our problem.

00:58:38.420 Government is the problem.

00:58:40.220 That is modern conservatism in a nutshell.

00:58:44.360 Yet we're always told that Nazi Germany,

00:58:46.960 who controlled every aspect of citizens' lives,

00:58:50.420 is somehow conservative or right-wing.

00:58:53.960 Is it true?

00:58:55.740 Or is it an attempt to distract us

00:58:58.180 from other, much more inconvenient similarities?

00:59:02.800 Author of Liberal Fascism,

00:59:04.440 The Secret History of the American Left,

00:59:06.800 From Mussolini to the Politics of Meaning, explains.

00:59:09.400 They say, you know, Hitler was a right-winger

00:59:12.280 because of X, Y, and Z.

00:59:13.700 I say, well, what was Stalin's position on X, Y, and Z?

00:59:16.640 The common assumption is that the Nazis

00:59:18.960 were a right-wing phenomenon.

00:59:20.720 They were a right-wing party.

00:59:22.200 That Hitler was a man of the right and all the rest.

00:59:24.640 And there are a lot of problems with this.

00:59:26.520 His social agenda was for

00:59:28.380 expanding universal access to healthcare.

00:59:31.540 It was for expanding access to education.

00:59:33.940 It was for cradle-to-grave welfare estate.

00:59:36.340 It was for attacking big business and high finance.

00:59:40.460 People say, well, Hitler abolished labor unions.

00:59:43.440 He was a right-wing then.

00:59:44.520 Well, how did labor unions do under Stalin?

00:59:46.560 Under Fidel Castro.

00:59:48.220 Almost anything you can find on a checklist

00:59:50.120 that allegedly proves Hitler was a right-winger,

00:59:52.960 you can apply to almost any one of the major communist dictators

00:59:55.520 of the 20th century.

00:59:56.740 And the similarities are almost identical.

00:59:59.040 Today, this idea may seem controversial.

01:00:01.500 But as the Nazis were rising to power,

01:00:04.380 it wasn't controversial.

01:00:06.220 It was common knowledge.

01:00:08.960 November 28, 1925.

01:00:11.200 A tiny article printed in the New York Times

01:00:13.440 describing the early internal struggle

01:00:15.780 for the identity of the Nazis.

01:00:19.120 A riot broke out after a Nazi speaker claimed

01:00:21.520 that Lenin was the greatest man second only to Hitler.

01:00:25.160 And the difference between communism and the Hitler faith

01:00:28.240 was very slight.

01:00:30.160 The communists in the Reichstag

01:00:32.660 voted almost uniformly with the Nazis.

01:00:37.300 They voted in lockstep,

01:00:38.480 and the slogan for the communists in the Reichstag

01:00:41.000 was first brown, then red.

01:00:43.800 The general understanding among the communists,

01:00:46.280 among socialists back then,

01:00:47.800 was that Nazism was a stepping stone

01:00:52.120 towards the ultimate victory of socialism and communism.

01:00:56.040 While Hitler certainly opposed communism outwardly,

01:00:59.460 He did so mainly because he disagreed with its internationalism.

01:01:04.760 He was a proud German, a German nationalist,

01:01:07.420 a German jingoist, not a patriot, but a nationalist.

01:01:10.520 And he rejected that element of Marxism.

01:01:14.060 But he embraced socialism entirely.

01:01:17.180 He embraced the idea of racial solidarity,

01:01:20.200 of socialism for one race.

01:01:21.700 Even in Mein Kampf,

01:01:23.360 he acknowledged that the movements were so close

01:01:26.420 that if not for the focus on race,

01:01:29.580 his national socialist movement

01:01:31.580 would really do nothing more than compete with Marxism

01:01:35.720 on its own ground.

01:01:37.860 But Nazi Germany had no corner on the market of racism

01:01:41.460 and anti-Semitism.

01:01:42.940 Marx, we need to remember, was Jewish.

01:01:47.380 He was a self-hating Jew.

01:01:48.600 He rejected Judaism and all of the rest.

01:01:50.580 But he was Jewish.

01:01:51.560 And Hitler hated, you know, hated Jews.

01:01:54.520 I mean, this is not a newsflash.

01:01:55.800 Hitler was a passionate anti-Semite.

01:01:57.680 And he saw Marxism as corrupted

01:02:00.060 with a deep-seated Jewish nature.

01:02:04.200 The irony here is that so did Marx.

01:02:06.940 Marx was a real anti-Semite.

01:02:08.840 He wrote about the Jewish problem

01:02:10.340 a generation before the Nazis

01:02:12.160 started talking about the Jewish problem.

01:02:13.960 He said how he had to purge the Jewish spirit

01:02:16.200 from Western civilization, from global civilization.

01:02:19.900 He had horrible racist things to say

01:02:21.820 about Jews and of blacks.

01:02:23.540 And Hitler very much inherited that Marxist analysis

01:02:27.520 when it came to things like Jews and other races.

01:02:31.060 Sometimes it's hard to tell Hitler and Marx apart.

01:02:34.740 Who wrote that Germany's neighbors

01:02:36.720 should accept the physical and intellectual power

01:02:40.000 of the German nation to subdue, absorb,

01:02:43.080 and assimilate its ancient Eastern neighbors?

01:02:46.600 That's Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels,

01:02:49.920 authors of the Communist Manifesto,

01:02:52.000 almost a century before the Holocaust.

01:02:54.940 Hitler's underlying admiration for Marxism was obvious.

01:03:00.380 In Mein Kampf, Hitler writes about the Nazi party flag,

01:03:04.500 which is this big red flag with a white disc in the middle

01:03:08.220 and the swastika in the center.

01:03:09.640 Hitler explains quite clearly in Mein Kampf

01:03:12.060 that the red, the big sea of red that the swastika was in,

01:03:15.660 was intended to attract socialists to his movement.

01:03:18.920 The red flag was the emblem of the communists.

01:03:21.420 That's the reason why we call them the Reds.

01:03:22.820 But it went deeper than similar ideology and imagery.

01:03:27.180 Until Germany launched a surprise attack

01:03:29.240 on the Soviet Union in 1941,

01:03:31.680 the Nazis and the Soviets worked together.

01:03:35.740 They even put it in writing,

01:03:37.760 signing what was originally sold as a non-aggression pact.

01:03:42.460 But just weeks later,

01:03:44.460 they would invade Poland from opposite sides.

01:03:47.340 But is this just a story of brutal iron-fisted dictators

01:03:51.640 or something inherent in the philosophy?

01:03:55.660 The fathers of communism, Marx and Engels,

01:03:58.920 believed that societies would evolve from capitalism to socialism.

01:04:03.120 But they acknowledged that there were still what they called

01:04:06.240 primitive societies that hadn't even evolved into capitalists yet.

01:04:10.820 They called them racial trash.

01:04:14.780 As the revolution happens,

01:04:16.580 the classes and the races too weak

01:04:18.840 to master the new conditions of life

01:04:21.060 must give way.

01:04:23.740 There was only one thing left

01:04:25.560 for those too far behind

01:04:27.520 in the process of societal evolution.

01:04:30.760 The chief mission of all other races

01:04:33.120 and peoples, large and small,

01:04:35.400 is to perish in the revolutionary holocaust.

01:04:38.700 All of these systems are based on the idea

01:04:41.200 that we know better.

01:04:43.260 That the little people are getting in the way of our plan

01:04:45.740 and, well, we'll just go around them.

01:04:48.440 And then, we have to destroy them.

01:04:51.760 This arrogance always ends exactly the same way.

01:04:56.500 One of history's worst examples.

01:04:58.960 The genocide you've never heard of.

01:05:01.960 We share that in the next episode.

01:05:06.540 Tomorrow on the Glenn Beck Program.

01:05:08.700 In Chapter 2 of The Truth About Communism,

01:05:10.940 you'll learn how Stalin intentionally starved his own people.

01:05:14.700 Listen live or online at glennbeck.com slash serials.

01:05:19.340 I will tell you that Jonah Goldberg

01:05:22.540 taught a lot of this to me

01:05:25.060 just in his book, Liberal Fascism,

01:05:27.120 that if you haven't read,

01:05:28.740 some of that interview actually came out

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01:05:33.100 the serial on liberal fascism years ago.

01:05:37.580 And you'll notice in that

01:05:39.120 how he is talking about nationalism.

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01:05:44.920 he's comparing nationalism to Nazism.

01:05:47.440 And we, nobody batted an eye.

01:05:50.260 Everybody knew that,

01:05:51.520 you know, four years ago.

01:05:53.380 Everyone knew that nationalism

01:05:55.200 was the stepping stone to Nazism.

01:05:58.500 Populism, populism, nationalism.

01:06:00.300 Now, not so much.

01:06:03.400 What's changed?

01:06:05.160 The history, the facts, or us?

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01:08:25.740 All right.

01:08:26.440 So yesterday, the CBO came out

01:08:29.400 and Paul Ryan said,

01:08:30.700 these numbers are pretty good, right?

01:08:32.400 This is better than expected.

01:08:33.640 And Donald Trump said they were so bad

01:08:35.420 that you shouldn't trust the CBO.

01:08:38.020 Yeah.

01:08:38.380 I don't know.

01:08:39.360 Are they on the same team?

01:08:40.540 And Nick Gingrich said it was so bad

01:08:42.220 that they're corrupt

01:08:42.880 and they should be disbanded.

01:08:44.400 Yes.

01:08:45.220 So can we,

01:08:47.540 what's the truth here, Stu?

01:08:50.360 Well, there's some...

01:08:51.620 The big stumbling block

01:08:53.560 for the Trump administration

01:08:54.780 is that they're saying

01:08:55.700 14 million more people

01:08:56.980 will be uninsured

01:08:57.960 through this new bill, right?

01:09:01.260 Yes.

01:09:02.400 And they disagree with that

01:09:03.800 because he wants everybody insured.

01:09:05.280 He promised that in September of 2015, right?

01:09:10.980 Yeah, and means it, too,

01:09:11.900 that everybody will be insured

01:09:13.240 and it will be a big, beautiful thing.

01:09:16.980 Medical care that you will not believe.

01:09:20.260 And, you know, look,

01:09:21.100 there's some of this...

01:09:22.420 Let's start with the enrollment.

01:09:23.700 The enrollment numbers,

01:09:24.720 while they look really bad,

01:09:26.300 are actually not as bad as advertised.

01:09:30.480 These are differences...

01:09:31.280 For the new bill or the old one?

01:09:32.600 The new one.

01:09:33.320 So the difference of the new bill,

01:09:36.020 the GOP bill,

01:09:37.340 they're saying it's 14 million

01:09:38.920 and it's even more than that going forward.

01:09:41.060 It's 20-something million by 2026.

01:09:44.960 Yikes.

01:09:45.460 Those numbers are subtracted

01:09:47.400 from what is projected from Obamacare,

01:09:49.760 not that what's actually happening.

01:09:51.520 So it's an important distinction

01:09:52.680 in that they're saying

01:09:53.720 they're going to add

01:09:54.480 another 9 million people to Obamacare.

01:09:58.280 And they're saying,

01:09:59.300 well, they won't get those 9 million people.

01:10:00.740 But their projections have been

01:10:02.640 way, way off so far.

01:10:05.880 And other outside organizations

01:10:07.620 think that number's going to be more like...

01:10:09.620 It's going to be basically flat

01:10:11.080 going forward on Obamacare

01:10:13.020 under the current law.

01:10:14.480 There's a couple of other differences,

01:10:16.020 but the difference...

01:10:17.600 If you want to, you know,

01:10:18.720 look at it from, I think,

01:10:20.300 a more rational perspective,

01:10:21.180 you're looking at probably more

01:10:22.280 like a shrinking of 5 million

01:10:23.760 instead of 24.

01:10:25.200 Why would I look at it

01:10:26.040 from a rational perspective?

01:10:27.400 That doesn't...

01:10:27.760 I have no idea.

01:10:28.440 It just doesn't get anybody elected.

01:10:29.320 We don't want to do that at all.

01:10:30.940 It doesn't sell any newspapers?

01:10:32.260 No.

01:10:32.500 It doesn't make you watch TV?

01:10:34.840 No, it doesn't do any of that.

01:10:35.040 It doesn't listen to the radio?

01:10:36.120 It doesn't do any of it.

01:10:36.960 There's a good piece of Forbes.

01:10:37.820 Forbes, I'll tweet out

01:10:39.280 at World of Stew

01:10:40.040 if you want to read the details

01:10:41.160 as to where that 5 million number

01:10:42.540 comes from, but...

01:10:43.220 Oh my gosh, I...

01:10:43.940 Okay, I'm sorry.

01:10:45.800 That's not...

01:10:46.420 Okay, that's why I said

01:10:47.200 I would tweet it out.

01:10:47.920 You can read it if you want to read it.

01:10:48.860 If I could get you

01:10:49.760 and Mike Lee together,

01:10:51.360 just talking stat,

01:10:53.040 oh my gosh, it'd be great.

01:10:54.400 Another number you're seeing

01:10:55.480 is $337 billion of deficit reduction.

01:10:59.820 So this is going to help the budget

01:11:00.960 by $337 billion over a 10-year period.

01:11:03.640 Now, there's a couple ways

01:11:04.480 to look at that.

01:11:05.060 One, the way the left

01:11:06.300 is trying to point it out

01:11:07.100 is $337 billion

01:11:08.200 isn't that much of a savings

01:11:09.260 over 10 years.

01:11:10.360 They're projecting

01:11:11.120 another $8.6 trillion

01:11:12.720 over that time period.

01:11:15.160 So $337 billion isn't that much.

01:11:17.300 However, it's a little bit better

01:11:18.500 than that when you look

01:11:19.140 at the details

01:11:19.780 of how they get to $337 billion,

01:11:21.620 which is they are cutting

01:11:23.460 something like $1.2 trillion

01:11:26.240 in spending

01:11:27.220 and then in addition to that

01:11:28.960 cutting $880 billion of taxes.

01:11:32.600 So they're cutting spending

01:11:34.100 pretty dramatically

01:11:35.120 and they are cutting taxes

01:11:37.920 pretty dramatically

01:11:38.960 and the effect of that

01:11:41.180 is a $337 billion deficit reduction.

01:11:44.480 So, I mean, look,

01:11:45.320 cutting $1.2 trillion

01:11:46.640 is not nothing

01:11:47.680 and $880 billion of taxes

01:11:50.500 is not nothing.

01:11:52.000 So those are both,

01:11:52.980 those are two pretty good pieces of this.

01:11:55.080 I think by saying $300 billion

01:11:56.920 in deficit reduction

01:11:57.820 it makes it look like nothing.

01:11:58.980 It's not nothing.

01:12:00.000 I mean, it's not as good as I want.

01:12:01.100 It's not as good as Rand Paul

01:12:01.960 is offering.

01:12:03.320 But it's not nothing.

01:12:05.480 There is,

01:12:06.540 the whole idea of premiums

01:12:08.240 is really sort of sticky

01:12:10.300 in that they expect premiums,

01:12:12.620 the CBO, again,

01:12:13.580 if you trust them,

01:12:14.780 predicts premiums will rise.

01:12:17.200 With my life.

01:12:18.460 Rise.

01:12:19.200 Premiums will rise

01:12:20.060 by about 20%

01:12:21.320 right away

01:12:23.120 as people change.

01:12:24.060 That's what Rand Paul said.

01:12:25.120 What?

01:12:25.680 Yes.

01:12:26.360 However,

01:12:27.080 over the long term

01:12:28.100 they'll actually drop.

01:12:29.120 By 2020 or something.

01:12:30.260 Yeah, by 2020

01:12:30.860 they'll be actually 10% lower

01:12:32.360 which is a big savings

01:12:33.920 when it comes to healthcare.

01:12:34.740 10% lower.

01:12:35.480 But it's going to take a long time.

01:12:37.920 Kills them out of the gate.

01:12:39.200 The point there is that

01:12:40.700 you don't survive enough elections

01:12:42.520 to actually enforce

01:12:44.480 the 2020 guidelines

01:12:45.740 because you're going to lose

01:12:47.120 because of the early increases.

01:12:49.520 Yeah.

01:12:49.780 And that's a big problem.

01:12:53.060 The cutting of the Planned Parenthood thing

01:12:55.800 is pretty interesting.

01:12:57.360 They think they'll save

01:12:58.240 $234 million

01:12:59.620 that would go to Planned Parenthood.

01:13:02.640 However,

01:13:03.360 there would be $77 million.

01:13:05.300 Well, they're getting $500 million now.

01:13:06.800 Where's the rest of that savings?

01:13:09.180 They get $500 million

01:13:10.360 in federal funding now.

01:13:11.580 I don't know.

01:13:13.180 Don't know.

01:13:13.500 It's in the CBO report.

01:13:14.780 That's their summary

01:13:15.460 but I have not looked into the details.

01:13:16.780 You're right though.

01:13:17.280 It is usually more than that.

01:13:18.920 But they say $234 million

01:13:20.340 over 10 years

01:13:21.320 would be saved

01:13:22.260 but $77 million

01:13:24.080 would actually be lost

01:13:26.300 because we'd have

01:13:27.880 all these new babies

01:13:28.620 to deal with.

01:13:29.200 That is legitimate.

01:13:31.580 So we'd only save

01:13:32.440 $156 million

01:13:33.840 not $234

01:13:35.940 because there'd be

01:13:36.640 $77 million

01:13:37.600 in new baby costs.

01:13:39.520 Which, by the way,

01:13:40.620 those are costs I like.

01:13:41.760 You know what?

01:13:42.720 People being alive,

01:13:43.640 good costs.

01:13:44.920 I'm okay with that.

01:13:45.600 Yeah, that's probably a good thing.

01:13:47.780 Another thing that's kind of interesting

01:13:49.260 is Donald Trump in particular

01:13:50.380 but many Republicans

01:13:51.360 criticized Democrats

01:13:54.000 and Obamacare specifically

01:13:55.280 for cutting Medicare

01:13:56.960 and Medicaid expenditures.

01:13:59.900 They were saying,

01:14:00.380 well, you're taking money.

01:14:01.520 They're underfunding

01:14:02.900 these programs,

01:14:03.720 these important programs.

01:14:04.980 Now at the time,

01:14:05.500 we said,

01:14:05.960 wait a minute,

01:14:06.280 what are you talking about?

01:14:06.920 Aren't we Republicans?

01:14:07.620 All of a sudden,

01:14:08.800 we're for these giant

01:14:10.280 national programs?

01:14:12.240 Well, this plan,

01:14:14.120 which Trump and Ryan

01:14:15.140 obviously are both supporting,

01:14:16.900 maintains those cuts

01:14:18.720 that they criticized

01:14:19.760 throughout the entire,

01:14:21.600 you know,

01:14:21.880 through 2012

01:14:22.500 all the way up

01:14:23.220 to very recently.

01:14:25.560 So those remain,

01:14:26.900 which makes you wonder

01:14:27.780 if they actually cared about them

01:14:29.020 in the first place.

01:14:29.600 My guess was no.

01:14:31.460 Your guess was no?

01:14:33.140 My guess was no.

01:14:34.100 Yeah.

01:14:34.380 My statement would be no.

01:14:36.040 Well, maybe they just

01:14:36.840 changed their mind.

01:14:38.540 All of a sudden,

01:14:39.160 they just like the opposite

01:14:39.920 of what they used to like.

01:14:41.780 Yeah, it happens.

01:14:42.740 Back in a minute.

01:14:46.340 The Glenn Beck Program.

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01:15:09.220 Hello, America.

01:15:10.260 Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

01:15:13.460 We're so glad

01:15:13.940 that you have joined us today.

01:15:15.940 There's all kinds

01:15:17.080 of crazy stuff going on.

01:15:18.480 We have to start.

01:15:19.360 Can we start, Pat,

01:15:20.360 with Ashley Judd?

01:15:21.500 We can, yeah.

01:15:22.180 The statement.

01:15:23.180 I think we have to.

01:15:23.720 Have you had any friends

01:15:24.940 say to you

01:15:25.700 when you've said to them,

01:15:28.940 hey, I know how you feel.

01:15:30.380 This is the way we felt

01:15:31.480 under Barack Obama.

01:15:33.060 And they say,

01:15:34.060 oh, you cannot compare

01:15:36.440 How dare you?

01:15:37.580 Barack Obama

01:15:38.440 to Donald Trump.

01:15:39.740 You cannot.

01:15:40.780 Okay.

01:15:41.260 All right.

01:15:41.680 I know.

01:15:43.180 One is a god.

01:15:44.740 The other a piece of trash.

01:15:46.280 I want you to hear this comparison

01:15:49.780 and share this with the friend

01:15:51.980 that may have said that to you.

01:15:53.960 We go there right now.

01:15:55.620 I will make a stand.

01:15:59.040 I will raise my voice.

01:16:01.320 I will hold your hand.

01:16:03.720 Because we are one.

01:16:05.520 I will be my drum.

01:16:07.760 I have made my choice.

01:16:10.020 We will overcome.

01:16:11.440 Because we are one.

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01:16:21.780 All right.

01:16:24.480 Why do they say that?

01:16:26.920 Why do they say that?

01:16:28.140 You know, you can't say that

01:16:29.800 about Barack Obama.

01:16:31.280 You cannot compare Barack Obama

01:16:33.380 to Donald Trump.

01:16:36.080 That's just outrageous.

01:16:37.380 You have to see the difference.

01:16:39.120 Okay.

01:16:39.540 Okay.

01:16:40.320 Okay.

01:16:40.780 Okay.

01:16:41.720 We're told all the time

01:16:43.460 that how dare you

01:16:45.940 compare the Nazis

01:16:47.660 to whatever.

01:16:49.900 How dare you

01:16:51.280 compare the plight

01:16:53.020 of the African American

01:16:54.400 with whatever.

01:16:58.560 Your Honor,

01:16:59.300 if I may present

01:17:01.300 Ashley Judd.

01:17:03.540 Tragedy.

01:17:04.100 And it remains for me

01:17:05.080 the worst thing

01:17:05.740 that's ever happened

01:17:06.400 to me in my lifetime.

01:17:08.220 You know,

01:17:08.600 raped as a child,

01:17:09.860 bad.

01:17:12.360 Re-raped by a political system

01:17:14.480 that ordains

01:17:15.780 a clown,

01:17:17.440 really bad.

01:17:19.420 Oh, wow.

01:17:21.260 Wait.

01:17:22.180 So,

01:17:22.660 worse than being

01:17:24.680 molested

01:17:25.720 as a child,

01:17:28.180 the election

01:17:29.880 of Donald Trump.

01:17:31.600 She is comparing

01:17:32.860 child rape

01:17:35.080 and saying

01:17:37.560 that's bad,

01:17:38.660 but you know

01:17:39.040 what's worse?

01:17:40.220 Donald Trump.

01:17:41.100 And by the way,

01:17:41.820 that is an actual comparison

01:17:43.040 because she's saying

01:17:43.820 one is worse than the other.

01:17:44.900 She's comparing the two.

01:17:45.760 What we usually do

01:17:47.480 is not a comparison.

01:17:48.720 No, we're not comparing

01:17:49.520 that to that.

01:17:50.420 That's not what we just did.

01:17:52.120 That is what she just did.

01:17:54.580 The political system,

01:17:56.060 rape,

01:17:56.740 is worse

01:17:57.680 than her actual

01:17:59.040 rape as a child.

01:18:00.260 Because rape

01:18:00.980 as a child,

01:18:01.980 it's just bad.

01:18:03.700 Yeah.

01:18:04.100 Rape by a guy

01:18:05.280 you don't want

01:18:05.960 to be president

01:18:06.540 being elected.

01:18:07.040 The election

01:18:07.180 of Donald Trump.

01:18:08.360 That's really bad.

01:18:10.060 Really bad.

01:18:10.940 Wow.

01:18:12.060 Stunning.

01:18:13.020 Wow.

01:18:13.820 These people are

01:18:14.260 absolutely unhinged.

01:18:17.320 Absolutely unhinged.

01:18:19.140 You know,

01:18:19.700 I said earlier

01:18:20.520 on today's show

01:18:22.500 and I think

01:18:22.840 in the first hour

01:18:23.500 until we get to a point

01:18:25.820 to where we can

01:18:26.940 be intellectually honest

01:18:29.560 with each other

01:18:30.280 and intellectually rigorous

01:18:31.640 with each other,

01:18:33.240 we're not going to

01:18:34.160 solve anything.

01:18:35.580 Not going to solve anything.

01:18:37.540 If you want to condemn

01:18:39.680 me for something,

01:18:43.260 Glenn Beck

01:18:44.960 is just all

01:18:45.560 hyperbole,

01:18:47.080 then you must

01:18:49.080 condemn her.

01:18:52.760 I am waiting

01:18:54.120 for someone,

01:18:55.900 I was talking

01:18:56.540 to George Lang

01:18:57.280 who is my

01:18:58.020 communist

01:18:59.000 photographer friend.

01:19:00.620 He's not a communist.

01:19:01.520 He's practically

01:19:02.380 a communist.

01:19:03.380 He thought the

01:19:04.200 Cuban swimsuit

01:19:05.700 thing that he was

01:19:07.100 wearing,

01:19:07.580 he came over

01:19:08.180 to my house

01:19:08.640 years ago

01:19:09.220 and he had

01:19:10.320 Cuban flag

01:19:12.940 swim trunks

01:19:13.940 and he said

01:19:14.440 he brought this

01:19:15.000 because it was

01:19:15.360 the American flag.

01:19:16.440 Now he says

01:19:17.120 he was joking

01:19:17.820 but I think

01:19:18.420 he wasn't.

01:19:19.720 Anyway,

01:19:21.120 if you're a long-time

01:19:22.260 listener of this program,

01:19:23.400 you know and love

01:19:24.340 George.

01:19:25.040 He's a great guy

01:19:26.020 but he lives

01:19:27.740 in Boulder,

01:19:28.220 Colorado.

01:19:28.820 He's a progressive.

01:19:31.600 And more,

01:19:32.160 he's also a

01:19:32.940 world-renowned

01:19:33.460 photographer

01:19:33.980 which you have

01:19:34.600 not included

01:19:35.040 in this conversation yet.

01:19:36.020 So he's taking

01:19:36.580 pictures of everybody.

01:19:38.540 Yeah,

01:19:38.800 whatever.

01:19:41.120 He is a

01:19:42.020 world-class

01:19:42.580 photographer,

01:19:43.200 a really good

01:19:43.660 guy and friend.

01:19:45.320 And communist.

01:19:46.120 And so he was

01:19:47.100 over at the

01:19:48.540 house this

01:19:49.360 weekend and

01:19:50.320 we were talking

01:19:51.120 and I said,

01:19:52.040 George,

01:19:52.940 when will

01:19:54.580 someone in

01:19:55.440 the press

01:19:56.140 say,

01:19:59.220 like Chuck

01:20:00.200 Todd,

01:20:00.800 I think

01:20:01.420 Chuck Todd

01:20:01.860 tries to be

01:20:02.560 fair and

01:20:03.400 honest.

01:20:05.280 If Chuck Todd

01:20:06.340 would get on

01:20:07.040 Meet the Press

01:20:07.860 and say,

01:20:08.600 I want to

01:20:08.900 talk to

01:20:09.320 half of the

01:20:09.900 country,

01:20:10.080 the half of

01:20:10.620 the country

01:20:11.060 that thinks

01:20:12.240 that we

01:20:15.380 have been

01:20:15.700 unfair.

01:20:18.760 I have

01:20:19.500 personally

01:20:20.280 gone out

01:20:22.260 on Facebook

01:20:22.880 and everything

01:20:23.360 else and I

01:20:23.900 have tried

01:20:24.460 to listen

01:20:25.140 to them

01:20:25.600 and I've

01:20:25.840 tried to

01:20:26.620 understand

01:20:27.460 what you're

01:20:28.020 feeling

01:20:28.400 and I

01:20:30.200 I know

01:20:31.040 that a lot

01:20:31.560 of people

01:20:31.900 try to

01:20:32.260 make you

01:20:32.700 into

01:20:33.220 Nazis

01:20:34.420 or hate

01:20:35.300 mongers

01:20:35.740 or you

01:20:36.200 want to

01:20:36.780 round

01:20:37.000 everybody

01:20:37.440 up.

01:20:38.320 But I

01:20:39.220 see what

01:20:41.260 you are

01:20:42.280 going through

01:20:43.120 and what

01:20:43.840 you're feeling

01:20:44.600 right now.

01:20:45.240 and what

01:20:47.980 you're feeling

01:20:48.580 right now

01:20:49.300 is your

01:20:51.640 income

01:20:53.860 hasn't

01:20:54.320 grown in

01:20:55.140 15 years.

01:20:57.380 You're

01:20:57.900 worried about

01:20:58.500 how to put

01:20:58.940 your kids

01:20:59.380 through school.

01:21:00.080 You're worried

01:21:00.540 about more

01:21:00.960 regulation.

01:21:01.720 You're worried

01:21:02.080 about all

01:21:02.380 these things.

01:21:02.740 You're worried

01:21:03.040 about health

01:21:03.480 care and

01:21:05.260 you believe

01:21:06.220 that Barack

01:21:06.820 Obama made

01:21:07.720 these things

01:21:08.360 worse and

01:21:09.820 we made it

01:21:10.720 worse for you

01:21:11.580 because at

01:21:13.180 the time

01:21:13.840 we didn't

01:21:15.100 stop and

01:21:15.760 really try to

01:21:16.720 figure out

01:21:17.520 who the

01:21:18.120 person in

01:21:18.820 the Tea Party

01:21:19.500 was.

01:21:20.360 We dealt

01:21:21.120 with you

01:21:21.600 as a group

01:21:22.580 and we

01:21:24.840 took a few

01:21:25.540 people who

01:21:26.440 were part

01:21:27.920 of just

01:21:28.340 politics and

01:21:29.660 I see our

01:21:30.900 mistake right

01:21:31.540 now.

01:21:33.000 Many of the

01:21:34.040 people that

01:21:34.440 marched were

01:21:35.080 not part of

01:21:35.800 politics.

01:21:36.340 they were

01:21:38.160 really worried

01:21:39.640 about the

01:21:40.280 country and

01:21:40.880 the Constitution

01:21:41.720 and while

01:21:43.260 that was

01:21:43.660 happening we

01:21:45.800 dismissed

01:21:46.500 things from

01:21:47.800 Barack Obama.

01:21:49.740 For instance

01:21:50.960 he did more

01:21:52.840 to silence

01:21:53.720 the press

01:21:54.500 than all

01:21:55.640 other presidents

01:21:56.640 combined.

01:21:57.920 He was

01:21:58.480 wiretapping.

01:21:59.360 He was doing

01:21:59.740 this.

01:22:00.060 He was doing

01:22:00.400 that.

01:22:01.920 And we

01:22:02.480 thought somehow

01:22:04.300 or another

01:22:04.780 well it's

01:22:06.320 going to be

01:22:07.420 okay.

01:22:09.080 But now

01:22:10.060 that Donald

01:22:10.540 Trump is

01:22:11.080 in we see

01:22:12.120 that we

01:22:12.920 should have

01:22:13.400 been strong

01:22:14.340 against these

01:22:15.720 kinds of

01:22:16.280 power in

01:22:17.040 the country

01:22:17.600 back then.

01:22:19.740 So while I

01:22:20.740 can't prove

01:22:21.800 to you until

01:22:22.960 the next

01:22:23.400 president comes

01:22:24.160 out and

01:22:26.100 he's a

01:22:26.500 Democrat or

01:22:27.160 she's a

01:22:27.620 Democrat I

01:22:28.940 can't prove

01:22:29.720 to you that

01:22:30.860 we've learned

01:22:31.380 our lesson.

01:22:32.460 But I will

01:22:33.380 tell you we're

01:22:34.200 going to try

01:22:34.880 to be more

01:22:36.040 fair we're

01:22:37.040 going to

01:22:37.220 try to

01:22:37.700 really

01:22:38.120 listen to

01:22:38.840 you we're

01:22:40.120 going to

01:22:40.300 try to

01:22:40.720 see you

01:22:41.300 beyond a

01:22:42.220 label and

01:22:44.640 we are going

01:22:45.180 to hold this

01:22:45.740 president's feet

01:22:46.440 to the fire and

01:22:47.160 here's what I

01:22:47.600 can't prove we

01:22:49.260 should have done

01:22:49.780 it to the

01:22:50.160 last president

01:22:50.880 and we

01:22:51.320 didn't and

01:22:52.900 so we're

01:22:53.280 going to hold

01:22:53.720 the feet to

01:22:54.320 the fire to

01:22:55.200 the next

01:22:55.520 president but

01:22:57.100 I ask for

01:22:57.680 your forgiveness

01:22:58.180 of the past

01:22:58.880 and if we

01:22:59.280 can start

01:22:59.880 over and if

01:23:00.400 you don't

01:23:00.700 believe me just

01:23:01.980 keep watching

01:23:02.660 you'll see

01:23:03.440 it in our

01:23:03.840 actions.

01:23:05.240 Do you know

01:23:05.720 how far that

01:23:06.700 would go to

01:23:08.520 heal the

01:23:09.320 nation and

01:23:10.160 to start

01:23:10.820 trusting the

01:23:11.860 press again?

01:23:13.260 I said that

01:23:14.140 to George and

01:23:15.100 nobody has

01:23:16.120 gotten that

01:23:16.680 until George

01:23:17.680 and he finally

01:23:19.720 stopped and

01:23:20.140 listened and he

01:23:20.600 was like okay

01:23:22.260 okay I get

01:23:24.080 that.

01:23:26.140 Why can't the

01:23:27.380 press see this?

01:23:28.340 is it because

01:23:32.020 again they're

01:23:33.300 too far in

01:23:34.040 their bubble

01:23:34.500 and they don't

01:23:35.320 have anyone

01:23:36.280 or do they

01:23:37.360 just have an

01:23:38.280 agenda they

01:23:39.200 don't care?

01:23:40.580 I don't

01:23:41.020 believe that.

01:23:42.360 I really

01:23:42.920 don't believe

01:23:43.660 that.

01:23:45.860 It's in their

01:23:47.060 financial interest

01:23:48.880 to care about

01:23:50.640 half the country

01:23:51.320 and I've talked

01:23:52.940 to many of

01:23:53.620 them.

01:23:54.340 They do care.

01:23:55.540 It doesn't make

01:23:56.140 sense to cut

01:23:56.980 their ratings in

01:23:57.780 half to cut

01:23:58.320 their newspaper

01:23:58.960 subscriptions in

01:23:59.920 half.

01:24:00.380 They don't

01:24:00.760 want to.

01:24:01.500 The New York

01:24:01.840 Times doesn't

01:24:02.640 want to.

01:24:03.880 I'm convinced

01:24:04.860 the people

01:24:05.960 they're around

01:24:06.880 don't see the

01:24:09.240 world the same

01:24:10.140 way and so

01:24:11.380 they're getting

01:24:12.020 a second-hand

01:24:13.940 view.

01:24:16.400 And that's

01:24:17.180 what's happening.

01:24:19.200 And if we

01:24:20.060 don't have some

01:24:21.000 people in the

01:24:21.800 media that will

01:24:22.500 sit up and say

01:24:23.720 hey this is

01:24:24.340 what's going on

01:24:25.120 and be able to

01:24:26.180 say look

01:24:27.320 what Ashley

01:24:28.640 Judd did

01:24:29.220 here is

01:24:31.480 crazy.

01:24:33.400 Is there

01:24:33.700 any can

01:24:34.100 could search

01:24:34.740 Ashley Judd

01:24:36.960 upsets

01:24:37.720 leftists

01:24:39.240 upsets

01:24:40.180 Democrats.

01:24:41.380 Just Google

01:24:42.020 search that real

01:24:42.680 quick.

01:24:43.500 See if anything

01:24:44.140 comes up.

01:24:44.680 What else could

01:24:45.100 you search for

01:24:45.840 to see if

01:24:47.040 anybody on the

01:24:48.060 left spoke

01:24:49.220 out and said

01:24:49.880 this that this

01:24:50.900 is horrible.

01:24:53.080 Just look at

01:24:53.760 that news story

01:24:54.440 and see I

01:24:56.000 mean I'm

01:24:56.480 looking at

01:24:56.780 Breitbart

01:24:57.480 American

01:24:58.180 thinker.

01:24:59.140 No those

01:24:59.500 are all

01:24:59.880 right.

01:25:00.560 Yes what I'm

01:25:00.960 saying.

01:25:01.360 Is there

01:25:01.640 anybody did

01:25:02.580 any women's

01:25:03.400 organization

01:25:04.000 any rape

01:25:05.060 organization

01:25:05.900 come out

01:25:07.300 and say

01:25:07.780 oh my

01:25:08.240 gosh as

01:25:10.080 rape victims

01:25:11.000 we are we

01:25:12.120 are horrified

01:25:13.720 by that.

01:25:16.020 Don't see

01:25:16.680 anything like

01:25:17.140 that.

01:25:17.500 No.

01:25:18.560 Why you

01:25:20.280 know if

01:25:20.780 somebody said

01:25:21.960 that on

01:25:22.580 the right

01:25:23.220 the Tides

01:25:25.080 Foundation

01:25:25.700 would have

01:25:26.280 already had

01:25:27.280 a raped

01:25:28.520 women's

01:25:29.400 of America

01:25:30.100 group that

01:25:31.200 would pop

01:25:31.960 up someplace

01:25:33.280 and be

01:25:33.940 protesting.

01:25:37.500 We have to

01:25:38.660 stop using

01:25:39.760 these things

01:25:41.440 because the

01:25:43.500 right reaction

01:25:44.640 to this

01:25:45.420 quite honestly

01:25:46.560 is the

01:25:47.960 reaction that

01:25:49.200 most people

01:25:49.840 are giving

01:25:50.260 it right

01:25:50.680 now.

01:25:52.280 She's

01:25:52.880 nuts.

01:25:54.980 That's the

01:25:55.720 right reaction.

01:25:56.920 Not a big

01:25:57.440 protest.

01:25:58.280 Not a

01:25:58.560 take her

01:25:58.960 down.

01:25:59.920 Not a

01:26:00.320 you've got

01:26:00.920 to be

01:26:01.260 silenced

01:26:01.780 and make

01:26:02.560 good for

01:26:03.200 what you've

01:26:03.720 said.

01:26:04.100 No just

01:26:04.580 blow her

01:26:05.300 off.

01:26:08.520 The way

01:26:09.580 because the

01:26:10.760 right isn't

01:26:12.560 as well

01:26:13.160 organized and

01:26:14.180 doesn't have

01:26:14.920 the mouthpiece

01:26:15.900 of the

01:26:16.460 press the

01:26:17.700 big national

01:26:18.580 press.

01:26:19.840 the reaction

01:26:21.760 up until

01:26:22.720 recently of

01:26:23.560 the right

01:26:24.160 is usually

01:26:25.540 the right

01:26:26.100 reaction

01:26:26.720 because we

01:26:27.840 don't have

01:26:28.340 any teeth

01:26:28.920 to us.

01:26:30.320 Whatever.

01:26:32.340 That's the

01:26:33.080 way the left

01:26:33.680 should be

01:26:34.120 reacting to

01:26:34.780 everything as

01:26:35.440 well.

01:26:36.180 Whatever.

01:26:38.120 Because I

01:26:38.560 think that's

01:26:38.960 the way

01:26:39.280 everybody else

01:26:40.820 does.

01:26:41.140 but the

01:26:42.400 politicians and

01:26:44.220 the political

01:26:44.760 parties and

01:26:45.700 the advocacy

01:26:46.980 groups that

01:26:47.800 are really

01:26:48.160 only about

01:26:48.580 getting people

01:26:49.100 elected.

01:26:49.960 They are

01:26:51.040 training us

01:26:52.040 to get on

01:26:52.660 to Facebook

01:26:53.320 and be

01:26:53.900 outraged by

01:26:54.660 every single

01:26:55.760 little thing.

01:26:59.440 We wouldn't

01:27:00.260 have a problem

01:27:00.800 in this country

01:27:01.460 if somebody

01:27:02.800 was saying a

01:27:03.460 prayer and

01:27:05.140 atheists just

01:27:06.040 went to their

01:27:06.580 son and

01:27:06.940 daughter.

01:27:07.180 Hey, you

01:27:08.180 live in a

01:27:08.760 Christian

01:27:10.140 country and

01:27:11.560 this is part

01:27:12.160 of the

01:27:12.360 culture and

01:27:13.260 we respect

01:27:13.920 other people

01:27:14.620 and we

01:27:15.540 just go

01:27:16.340 along with

01:27:16.700 it.

01:27:19.160 Unless it's

01:27:19.940 like, and I

01:27:20.500 pray for all

01:27:21.280 the atheists

01:27:22.000 like the one

01:27:22.680 in the third

01:27:23.260 row to

01:27:24.020 wake up and

01:27:25.760 come here or

01:27:26.400 they're going to

01:27:26.840 burn into

01:27:27.400 fires of hell.

01:27:28.820 Then maybe I

01:27:29.420 say something as

01:27:30.180 an atheist

01:27:30.560 parent.

01:27:32.700 But if you're

01:27:33.420 just saying a

01:27:34.060 prayer, get

01:27:35.420 over it, man.

01:27:37.180 If you're a

01:27:38.120 Christian and

01:27:38.560 the Jewish

01:27:39.320 person is

01:27:39.920 getting up and

01:27:40.380 saying a

01:27:40.740 prayer, do

01:27:41.640 you really

01:27:42.180 have a

01:27:42.580 problem with

01:27:43.160 it?

01:27:45.640 Let it go.

01:27:47.640 If I'm in

01:27:48.420 if I am in

01:27:49.980 Dearborn,

01:27:50.840 Michigan, and

01:27:53.000 I'm at the

01:27:53.980 school in

01:27:54.960 Dearborn,

01:27:55.640 Michigan, and

01:27:57.520 everybody there

01:27:58.860 is Muslim, and

01:28:00.320 I am the one

01:28:01.220 Christian kid, do

01:28:03.260 I go fight

01:28:03.980 against the

01:28:04.560 school?

01:28:04.900 No, I

01:28:07.000 mean Dearborn,

01:28:08.200 Michigan, for

01:28:08.860 the love of

01:28:09.320 Pete.

01:28:10.920 That's what the

01:28:11.640 local standard

01:28:12.720 is.

01:28:15.940 Yeah, and I

01:28:16.720 think a lot of

01:28:18.200 people take that

01:28:18.760 as some, they

01:28:20.100 have to be

01:28:20.720 altruistic to do

01:28:22.360 those things, like

01:28:23.220 to not care.

01:28:24.340 Well, why should I

01:28:25.220 be nice to them

01:28:25.940 if they're not

01:28:26.320 going to be nice

01:28:26.720 to us?

01:28:27.440 Think of it

01:28:27.900 selfishly.

01:28:28.660 Your life gets a

01:28:29.480 hell of a lot

01:28:29.920 better when you're

01:28:30.380 not whining about

01:28:30.980 what everyone else

01:28:31.480 is doing.

01:28:32.660 You're going to

01:28:33.200 feel better about

01:28:33.740 your life.

01:28:35.260 Don't worry

01:28:35.780 about being

01:28:36.200 nice.

01:28:36.860 That's a great

01:28:37.860 side effect.

01:28:38.680 I taught

01:28:39.040 something in my

01:28:40.760 Sunday school

01:28:41.320 class this week.

01:28:42.660 It was about

01:28:43.580 something our

01:28:44.060 church calls the

01:28:44.640 priesthood.

01:28:45.880 And I said,

01:28:47.820 if you had to

01:28:50.120 boil the Bible

01:28:51.020 down, what would

01:28:53.540 you boil it down

01:28:54.300 to?

01:28:54.520 If I said,

01:28:55.080 you can only,

01:28:57.500 Old and New

01:28:58.080 Testament, you

01:28:58.580 can only take

01:28:59.360 away one point

01:29:00.760 for life and

01:29:02.580 teach one point,

01:29:03.740 for better

01:29:04.280 living, what

01:29:04.880 would it be?

01:29:06.480 That it teaches

01:29:07.680 you in the

01:29:08.080 Bible.

01:29:08.280 What's the

01:29:08.640 point of the

01:29:09.340 Bible?

01:29:09.660 What is it

01:29:10.040 teaching you?

01:29:10.540 If you can only

01:29:10.900 boil it down to

01:29:11.500 one thing, there

01:29:12.200 are many laws,

01:29:13.280 many things that

01:29:13.920 you have to

01:29:14.260 know, but it

01:29:15.140 will boil down

01:29:15.700 to one thing,

01:29:16.260 what would it

01:29:16.580 be?

01:29:17.540 Love.

01:29:18.100 Love, right?

01:29:19.040 Love.

01:29:20.640 In our church,

01:29:21.520 we have what's

01:29:22.040 called the

01:29:22.460 priesthood, which

01:29:23.120 is all men are

01:29:24.040 priests and we

01:29:25.720 have to serve.

01:29:27.220 I said, if you

01:29:27.820 boil that down,

01:29:28.660 what is it?

01:29:30.100 Service.

01:29:31.580 Service.

01:29:31.860 Now, how does

01:29:33.680 that work?

01:29:35.120 When you serve, you

01:29:36.480 want to serve God?

01:29:37.540 Serve your fellow

01:29:38.200 man.

01:29:38.800 When you serve, you

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01:29:41.580 and you notice that

01:29:42.440 your problems aren't

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01:29:45.340 The universal

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01:29:49.200 If we were truly

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01:29:53.180 actually going and

01:29:54.600 engaging by doing

01:29:55.940 more than giving

01:29:56.840 speeches, actually

01:29:58.020 going and serving,

01:30:00.440 so many of our

01:30:02.820 problems would go

01:30:03.800 away.

01:30:04.300 We'd stop whining

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01:30:07.000 Priesthood's a great

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01:30:08.200 because you can't

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01:30:09.920 Correct.

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01:30:11.460 Yeah, you can't

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01:32:00.880 Oh, Pat's on a

01:32:01.900 rant.

01:32:02.840 He's on a tirade.

01:32:03.880 Go ahead, Pat.

01:32:04.500 Oh, my God.

01:32:05.000 This Iowa high

01:32:07.440 school basketball

01:32:08.200 game story is so,

01:32:10.520 well, it's four

01:32:11.020 words.

01:32:11.720 Ag-

01:32:12.120 A-

01:32:12.740 N-I-Z-ing.

01:32:14.480 A-

01:32:14.800 That's not.

01:32:15.740 Just those four

01:32:17.340 words sum the whole

01:32:18.320 thing up.

01:32:18.800 Uh, this, I think

01:32:22.600 they're in the state

01:32:23.180 tournament time, but

01:32:23.960 Valley High School

01:32:24.760 played Des Moines

01:32:25.520 North, and Valley has

01:32:27.720 a tradition of, for

01:32:29.180 big, important games,

01:32:30.060 dressing up in red,

01:32:31.060 white, and blue.

01:32:31.640 They wear American

01:32:32.500 flag colors.

01:32:33.280 Oh, my gosh.

01:32:34.060 And so they did that

01:32:35.320 for this game.

01:32:35.760 I can already feel the

01:32:35.900 hatred.

01:32:36.360 Yeah, right?

01:32:37.480 So the other team was

01:32:38.860 all offended by the

01:32:39.940 fact that the students

01:32:40.800 in the student section

01:32:41.720 were dressed in red,

01:32:42.620 white, and blue.

01:32:43.760 Why?

01:32:44.320 Do you not live here,

01:32:45.140 too?

01:32:45.700 Could you not have

01:32:46.520 dressed in red,

01:32:47.180 white, and blue if you

01:32:47.780 wanted to?

01:32:48.460 I think you could.

01:32:50.000 But one of the

01:32:50.680 coaches said, what the

01:32:51.500 hell were they

01:32:52.000 thinking?

01:32:53.140 We're a diverse, we're

01:32:54.220 a diverse school with

01:32:55.100 a diverse population

01:32:56.020 of students.

01:32:57.380 And?

01:32:57.620 Look, if you move to

01:32:58.740 America and you even

01:33:00.340 come here illegally,

01:33:02.740 you came here.

01:33:04.120 Came here for a

01:33:04.860 reason.

01:33:05.280 For a reason.

01:33:05.940 Because we're better

01:33:06.800 than your suck-ass

01:33:07.980 country that you ran

01:33:09.340 from.

01:33:10.140 So even if you're here

01:33:11.760 illegally, there's not

01:33:13.680 some like, hey, this

01:33:14.860 is a great country.

01:33:15.880 I don't get it.

01:33:18.460 If you're so offended

01:33:19.280 by the American flag,

01:33:20.540 you need to get out.

01:33:21.520 You need to go home.

01:33:22.760 I mean, if you really

01:33:23.720 don't, I don't

01:33:24.360 understand it, then

01:33:25.500 why did your family

01:33:26.860 bring you here?

01:33:27.760 If it's not a better

01:33:28.800 place, then why did

01:33:30.680 your family come here?

01:33:31.940 Listen to this

01:33:32.640 Facebook posting of

01:33:33.600 one of the moms of

01:33:34.720 the other high school.

01:33:36.220 For the supporters of

01:33:37.500 one team from a

01:33:38.340 primarily white part

01:33:39.520 of town to paint

01:33:40.240 themselves as the

01:33:41.740 team of the USA,

01:33:43.560 strongly implies that

01:33:44.720 the other team, the

01:33:45.600 less white team, is

01:33:46.500 less American.

01:33:47.300 Okay, stop.

01:33:47.640 It doesn't say

01:33:48.180 anything about you.

01:33:49.140 Here's what I would

01:33:50.280 say to her.

01:33:50.680 It doesn't say

01:33:51.000 anything about you.

01:33:51.840 Honey, that's you.

01:33:53.360 Right.

01:33:53.680 That's all coming

01:33:54.260 from you.

01:33:54.700 That's right.

01:33:55.540 You're the less

01:33:56.320 thing, you think.

01:33:57.120 You're thinking that.

01:33:58.060 Your sensibility,

01:33:58.680 that's not theirs.

01:33:59.020 If they were holding

01:33:59.560 signs that say,

01:34:01.040 white power,

01:34:02.480 you're Americans,

01:34:03.360 you're not,

01:34:03.900 then I'll be with you.

01:34:06.080 But from what I know,

01:34:07.440 just wearing red,

01:34:08.380 white, and blue

01:34:08.760 colors as a tradition,

01:34:10.380 and you're coming

01:34:12.340 in and you're some

01:34:14.480 other race that I

01:34:16.420 don't understand.

01:34:17.320 All races are welcome

01:34:18.580 here in America.

01:34:19.340 And who should like

01:34:19.980 the country more than

01:34:21.280 its own citizens?

01:34:22.380 Right.

01:34:22.840 Refugees.

01:34:23.460 Yes.

01:34:23.860 That's who.

01:34:24.660 Yeah, you look outside

01:34:25.440 and you see there's no

01:34:27.740 ISIS fighters raping,

01:34:29.620 torturing, and cutting

01:34:30.600 the heads off of people.

01:34:31.940 You're in a better

01:34:32.660 place, right?

01:34:33.580 Right.

01:34:33.940 And they mentioned

01:34:34.460 specifically there's a

01:34:35.880 couple of refugees.

01:34:36.760 in the article.

01:34:39.180 And it's, you could

01:34:40.380 make the argument

01:34:41.040 theoretically, and I

01:34:42.240 don't think this would

01:34:42.720 be a good argument.

01:34:43.100 They should be grateful

01:34:44.120 to this nation.

01:34:44.880 You could make the

01:34:45.380 argument if they had

01:34:46.040 never done this before.

01:34:47.500 But they do it all

01:34:48.840 the time.

01:34:49.200 I don't even know

01:34:49.900 then if you could.

01:34:50.860 I mean, it's still not

01:34:51.740 saying anything about

01:34:52.520 you unless you're

01:34:53.400 taunting them.

01:34:54.260 Unless you're

01:34:54.620 taunting them.

01:34:55.240 However, they could

01:34:56.360 wear red, white, and blue

01:34:57.620 too.

01:34:57.800 They should be coming

01:34:58.040 in red, white, and blue

01:34:59.140 colors.

01:34:59.360 Yes.

01:35:00.100 And they could have.

01:35:01.180 We've just saved you.

01:35:02.160 They could have.

01:35:02.620 Our country just saved you.

01:35:05.060 Just unbelievable.

01:35:05.380 How about a thank you,

01:35:06.520 America?

01:35:07.900 Agonizing.

01:35:08.420 Oh my.

01:35:09.040 You're right.

01:35:09.660 Four words.

01:35:10.380 Ag-a-ni-zing.

01:35:17.620 This is the Glenn Beck

01:35:19.460 Program.

01:35:21.260 Mercury.

01:35:25.120 This is the Glenn Beck

01:35:26.640 Program.

01:35:27.600 What you're talking about

01:35:28.840 with this red, white, and

01:35:30.540 blue thing in Iowa is

01:35:32.580 not new to the planet.

01:35:34.420 If you're in Norway,

01:35:35.400 you're in Sweden, you

01:35:36.420 fly the Swedish flag, and

01:35:38.640 you are considered the

01:35:40.900 racist person on your

01:35:41.940 block.

01:35:43.220 It's crazy.

01:35:44.640 So you can't show

01:35:45.460 patriotism anymore?

01:35:46.480 No.

01:35:47.080 This is really

01:35:47.520 interesting.

01:35:47.900 We actually have

01:35:48.280 science to do here

01:35:49.040 though.

01:35:50.640 Thank you, Stu.

01:35:51.260 We have a Spoons

01:35:51.940 segment here.

01:35:53.720 Now, for those of you

01:35:54.380 who don't listen to the

01:35:55.280 Pat and Stu show,

01:35:56.540 Spoons is...

01:35:57.940 Are there people who

01:35:58.680 don't listen to the

01:35:59.260 Pat and Stu show?

01:35:59.740 I don't think so.

01:36:00.520 I don't think so.

01:36:01.000 I don't think that person

01:36:01.340 exists.

01:36:02.820 You're talking down to

01:36:03.540 people.

01:36:03.880 But yes, Spoons is a

01:36:04.720 segment of science in

01:36:06.060 which we taste test the

01:36:07.480 fabulous new food products.

01:36:08.660 Very much against our

01:36:09.440 will.

01:36:09.680 We don't want to eat

01:36:10.520 while we're on the air.

01:36:11.700 We just have to for

01:36:12.580 science.

01:36:12.880 We have to.

01:36:14.060 And the name was, it

01:36:15.280 was titled Spoons because

01:36:16.800 number one, obviously,

01:36:18.100 today we have ice cream,

01:36:19.080 eat that with a spoon.

01:36:19.820 Also, Spoons at the time

01:36:21.360 was the only word Jeffy

01:36:22.280 knew how to say.

01:36:24.520 Spoons?

01:36:25.700 Yeah.

01:36:26.020 He would say that a lot to,

01:36:27.060 you know, complicated

01:36:27.740 political questions.

01:36:28.720 He would just answer

01:36:29.180 spoons and it didn't

01:36:30.100 really make much sense,

01:36:30.820 but I thought it fit here.

01:36:31.500 He's grown out of that.

01:36:32.560 A little bit.

01:36:33.620 He can now say 18.

01:36:35.640 He can say 18 now.

01:36:37.560 And he can say nasty

01:36:39.540 bougie sauce.

01:36:41.220 He can say those things.

01:36:42.940 I don't know why.

01:36:43.620 He's grown.

01:36:44.440 He's grown a lot.

01:36:45.560 So today, obviously, we

01:36:47.000 have Blue Bell ice cream,

01:36:48.420 ice cream cone flavor.

01:36:50.460 Now this, of course, is

01:36:51.780 a wonderful thing.

01:36:52.780 For those unfortunate

01:36:54.020 souls in states without

01:36:55.500 Blue Bell ice cream,

01:36:56.420 you need to move.

01:36:56.440 Why isn't this available

01:36:57.840 everywhere?

01:36:58.340 You need to move.

01:36:59.820 Seriously, why isn't

01:37:00.640 this available?

01:37:00.920 Well, they had a little

01:37:01.460 distribution issue the

01:37:04.200 last few months.

01:37:04.820 Yeah, we've heard that.

01:37:06.320 We don't care about it

01:37:07.220 at all.

01:37:07.680 This is vanilla flavored

01:37:08.440 ice cream with dark

01:37:09.300 chocolate coated cone

01:37:10.600 pieces.

01:37:11.440 Oh my God.

01:37:11.960 Chopped roasted peanuts

01:37:12.980 and a chocolate sundae sauce

01:37:14.840 swirl.

01:37:15.900 Oh my God.

01:37:16.740 Let's take a little bite.

01:37:19.100 Oh, and it's right at that

01:37:19.780 right point where you take

01:37:20.580 it out of the freezer and

01:37:21.200 it melts just a little.

01:37:22.560 Oh my gosh, this is good.

01:37:24.120 Blue Bell is the best

01:37:25.180 ice cream ever.

01:37:26.320 I could do without

01:37:26.940 chopped peanuts in it,

01:37:27.860 but other than that,

01:37:28.580 I could go with it.

01:37:29.240 It's good.

01:37:30.660 Oh yeah.

01:37:31.600 I don't want peanuts in

01:37:32.720 my ice cream.

01:37:34.360 Oh yeah, it's very

01:37:34.880 chocolatey.

01:37:35.320 I don't want nuts in any

01:37:36.040 of my food.

01:37:37.360 Me neither.

01:37:38.080 Even Snickers bars.

01:37:40.880 This is a different candy

01:37:41.900 bar.

01:37:41.980 That's called Milky Way.

01:37:43.340 Even my payday bars.

01:37:46.500 Payday bars?

01:37:47.300 It's almost like 80% peanuts.

01:37:49.840 This is really good.

01:37:50.760 Really good.

01:37:51.360 I will say, key thing

01:37:52.820 with ice cream is getting

01:37:53.460 enough toppings in there.

01:37:54.720 And so far, very, very good

01:37:57.220 on that front.

01:37:58.060 That's a key.

01:37:58.920 This is delicious.

01:37:59.840 Now what we normally do

01:38:00.900 for science then is to rate

01:38:02.280 the food item on a scale

01:38:04.140 of 1 to 18 because 18 is

01:38:06.720 all Jeffy can say.

01:38:07.620 that's as high as he can

01:38:10.000 count.

01:38:10.560 And so we went with that

01:38:12.000 scale to sort of honor him.

01:38:15.220 Like what is an 18?

01:38:17.220 Not this.

01:38:18.080 It's like you would eat it

01:38:19.060 all the time.

01:38:20.080 You would buy it.

01:38:21.080 You would.

01:38:21.900 It's one of the best things

01:38:23.020 you've ever had.

01:38:24.100 I don't know.

01:38:24.580 Have we ever had an 18?

01:38:26.160 No.

01:38:26.620 I know I've had a 17.

01:38:28.980 Which for me was red velvet

01:38:30.560 chips ahoy.

01:38:31.740 Yeah.

01:38:32.320 I mean.

01:38:32.960 I would give this like a 15.

01:38:35.520 I'd give this a 15.

01:38:36.400 The peanuts in it bring it

01:38:37.360 down about three notches

01:38:38.760 to me.

01:38:39.820 But it's really good.

01:38:41.460 That's good.

01:38:42.260 Yeah.

01:38:42.780 It's Blue Bell so it gets

01:38:44.180 it's automatically at a 14.

01:38:47.080 Mm-hmm.

01:38:47.500 Because just vanilla

01:38:48.400 Blue Bell vanilla

01:38:49.500 is the best ice cream made.

01:38:52.360 It's very creamy.

01:38:53.200 I mean I.

01:38:53.820 It's amazingly tasty vanilla.

01:38:56.800 I don't know what they do

01:38:57.860 to it but it's excellent.

01:39:00.220 And I don't want to know.

01:39:01.000 I wouldn't say it might be

01:39:02.080 illegal.

01:39:02.720 Right.

01:39:02.920 I don't care.

01:39:03.540 Yeah.

01:39:04.320 It's a good flavor.

01:39:05.200 I wouldn't say it's incredibly

01:39:07.060 innovative.

01:39:09.000 You know it's it's got it's a

01:39:10.240 it's like a fudge swirl ice

01:39:11.420 cream with some cone pieces in

01:39:13.280 there.

01:39:13.740 No stop.

01:39:14.500 It's good.

01:39:15.860 It's really good ice cream.

01:39:17.160 I'll give it a 13 on scale.

01:39:18.620 I will say though that Blue

01:39:19.540 Bell is a company so popular

01:39:21.740 that a year or so ago they had

01:39:24.100 a little scare with listeria.

01:39:27.080 I think a couple of people died

01:39:28.160 from it.

01:39:28.880 It happened in their plant so

01:39:30.400 they had to shut down

01:39:31.180 completely.

01:39:32.580 I mean they shut down and

01:39:34.220 cleaned out their plants.

01:39:35.380 Twice right.

01:39:35.880 I mean didn't operate and they

01:39:36.900 didn't produce any ice cream

01:39:37.960 for what.

01:39:38.520 Empty in the grocery stores.

01:39:39.740 Six months.

01:39:40.760 And they're they have like a

01:39:42.300 60 share in Dallas Texas.

01:39:43.920 So about 60 percent of all the

01:39:45.300 ice cream purchased here is

01:39:46.840 Blue Bell.

01:39:47.600 So it takes up a lot of shelf

01:39:48.760 space.

01:39:49.200 And that was empty for a while.

01:39:50.640 And no one even hesitated when

01:39:53.260 they came back.

01:39:54.040 They were like I don't care if

01:39:56.100 it's loaded with listeria.

01:39:58.080 It could be loaded with lice.

01:39:59.740 I don't care.

01:40:00.940 I'm going and buying and

01:40:02.020 eating it.

01:40:02.440 It's good.

01:40:02.980 I had Blue Bell ice cream in

01:40:04.140 my freezer when they had those

01:40:05.900 problems.

01:40:06.680 So did I.

01:40:06.960 And I finished the container.

01:40:08.180 Me too.

01:40:08.640 Even knowing.

01:40:09.820 Me too.

01:40:10.060 Tanya was like Tanya said to

01:40:11.140 me we should throw that away.

01:40:12.160 I wouldn't do that with

01:40:12.520 any other.

01:40:13.100 And I was like whatever.

01:40:14.260 I don't care if I get sick.

01:40:16.160 Sometimes things are just

01:40:16.980 worthless.

01:40:17.080 This is the new Ebola flavored.

01:40:18.760 I'm okay.

01:40:20.860 I don't think that's cherry

01:40:22.200 flavoring in that.

01:40:23.200 No.

01:40:23.760 It's actual Ebola blood.

01:40:25.780 It was shipped to Liberia for

01:40:27.100 three months before it shipped

01:40:28.140 here.

01:40:28.500 You sure you want to eat it?

01:40:29.420 Yes.

01:40:29.740 I'm really fine with it.

01:40:30.760 So Glenn you're 1 to 18 scale?

01:40:32.740 I'll give it a 15.

01:40:34.180 15?

01:40:34.860 Jeffy?

01:40:35.580 Yeah somewhere in there is

01:40:36.440 good.

01:40:37.060 No that's not the way this is.

01:40:38.640 I'm a new player.

01:40:39.720 That's not the way it works.

01:40:42.100 Even Glenn knows.

01:40:42.580 You have to pick a number.

01:40:44.300 I did.

01:40:44.780 It was somewhere in there.

01:40:46.040 Oh my God.

01:40:47.920 What do you think Stu?

01:40:48.980 I went 13.

01:40:50.660 Oh really?

01:40:51.240 Yeah.

01:40:51.740 He said it was a 14.

01:40:53.020 It's quite good.

01:40:53.960 I mean I don't know if it's.

01:40:55.020 Are you an ice cream lover?

01:40:56.460 I do like ice cream quite a bit.

01:40:57.660 I usually don't eat much.

01:41:00.380 So wait I stopped eating because it's like.

01:41:03.620 I usually don't eat much.

01:41:04.380 Do you guys just eat the whole pint?

01:41:05.920 Is that what happens?

01:41:06.460 Usually the way it goes.

01:41:07.760 I don't eat it more than once a day.

01:41:09.980 I pretty much limit myself to that.

01:41:12.580 Once or twice.

01:41:13.540 I don't like more than.

01:41:14.440 Like one of these.

01:41:15.960 There's you know maybe a couple two or three times a day.

01:41:18.240 That's about it.

01:41:18.720 You know the sad thing about the pint is.

01:41:22.840 Women look at that differently than men.

01:41:24.720 They sure do.

01:41:25.380 Women look at that like that's going to be in the refrigerator or the freezer for maybe a couple of weeks.

01:41:31.140 Well can I tell you.

01:41:31.720 That is.

01:41:32.360 No.

01:41:32.660 I take it like it's a.

01:41:33.960 Like toothpaste.

01:41:34.980 And I squeeze it out of the bottom into a bowl.

01:41:37.500 Servings per container.

01:41:39.960 Four.

01:41:40.560 Four.

01:41:41.000 There are not.

01:41:41.460 This should have servings in that.

01:41:43.280 Just us.

01:41:44.320 What?

01:41:45.140 No.

01:41:45.500 Four.

01:41:47.360 That's a.

01:41:47.860 Please.

01:41:48.400 That's a one sitting.

01:41:49.840 By yourself.

01:41:51.260 Yes.

01:41:51.700 One sitting.

01:41:52.480 One sitting.

01:41:53.440 It's not even a sitting.

01:41:54.540 Pat and I.

01:41:55.040 I mean nobody will.

01:41:56.320 Nobody will.

01:41:57.260 This is not even a sitting my friend.

01:41:58.700 You know what.

01:41:59.200 I should make ice.

01:42:00.320 I should make a bowl of ice cream for you guys.

01:42:02.460 Just a vanilla with Hershey's chocolate.

01:42:04.740 Get some Blue Bell vanilla ice cream.

01:42:06.800 Hershey's chocolate.

01:42:08.040 Because there is a science to loading the bowl.

01:42:11.680 I have.

01:42:12.260 Yes.

01:42:12.660 I will say.

01:42:13.680 I have.

01:42:14.040 Right Pat.

01:42:14.640 You lived at my house for a while.

01:42:16.560 I've had ice cream at Glenn's house before.

01:42:18.200 I've never seen a bowl of ice cream like the one I received at Glenn's house.

01:42:21.420 It was.

01:42:21.860 It was.

01:42:22.360 It had to come from at least two half gallons.

01:42:25.280 We don't ask those questions.

01:42:26.800 Okay.

01:42:27.300 We don't ask those questions.

01:42:28.480 You don't want to know that.

01:42:29.540 My dad used to buy the big five gallon drums.

01:42:33.960 Yes.

01:42:34.400 We used to buy those big five gallon drums and they were gone every week.

01:42:37.400 I mean I remember seeing them.

01:42:38.860 I don't ever remember opening them.

01:42:40.000 Yeah.

01:42:40.600 No.

01:42:40.860 No.

01:42:41.040 Neither do I.

01:42:41.660 My father used to make the regular pudding that you'd make on the stove with milk and

01:42:47.180 not the ends and stuff.

01:42:48.180 And when it's hot before it gels you pour that over ice cream.

01:42:51.040 Oh yeah.

01:42:51.220 So good.

01:42:51.980 Oh my gosh.

01:42:52.740 Wow.

01:42:53.080 That sounds good.

01:42:53.540 So good.

01:42:54.720 So good.

01:42:55.580 Danny.

01:42:55.940 My mother used to make cheaters lemon meringue pie for me.

01:43:02.020 She would make the lemon pudding and she would take graham crackers and grind them all

01:43:06.680 up and then she would just make some meringue and then just whip it all together.

01:43:11.460 Yes.

01:43:12.100 Oh my gosh.

01:43:13.860 That's really good.

01:43:15.600 This is a pretty.

01:43:16.460 This is a good segment of the show.

01:43:18.640 Yeah.

01:43:18.960 Maybe not for the listeners but I am enjoying this segment.

01:43:22.120 Well I will say today is obviously National Pie Day 3.14 and okay it's National Pie Day.

01:43:30.140 We did ice cream.

01:43:30.920 That made no sense.

01:43:32.120 However we should be doing pie so I would assume after the commercial we'll have pie.

01:43:36.020 Had I known I would have asked Hannah.

01:43:39.080 She made pie this weekend for some unknown reason.

01:43:42.200 What?

01:43:42.420 Oh my gosh.

01:43:43.960 She made strawberry rhubarb pie from scratch.

01:43:48.040 Her own recipe.

01:43:49.860 It's the best strawberry rhubarb pie I've ever had.

01:43:53.000 How is it we're not sampling that?

01:43:54.600 How is it?

01:43:55.100 What happened?

01:43:55.800 Why don't we have it here?

01:43:56.960 I mean we don't believe you.

01:43:57.700 We don't believe it's an outrage.

01:43:58.200 First of all this is your segment.

01:44:00.360 It's an outrage.

01:44:01.060 And it's sampling things that people can go out and buy.

01:44:04.180 Right.

01:44:04.640 That's such a point.

01:44:05.440 Well I could.

01:44:05.920 I mean we could post the recipe to Hannah's pie.

01:44:08.340 She may be one of those people.

01:44:09.460 I don't know.

01:44:10.200 This is her recipe.

01:44:10.960 She may be one of those people like I'm not giving away that recipe.

01:44:13.600 Well we'll either post the recipe or we'll post a hit piece on your daughter until she delivers the recipe.

01:44:18.720 Right.

01:44:19.480 We've got the power of the media behind us.

01:44:21.100 All right.

01:44:21.220 I never thought of it that way.

01:44:22.560 Right.

01:44:23.180 Trasher.

01:44:23.640 Trasher parenting.

01:44:24.940 Trash.

01:44:25.360 I mean we'll just.

01:44:25.940 Whatever.

01:44:26.600 Hit piece after hit piece after hit piece.

01:44:28.020 So I just go home to my daughter today and say make a pie.

01:44:31.980 Make it good.

01:44:33.040 Give me the recipe or I take you down.

01:44:35.780 Yeah.

01:44:35.880 We'll destroy your.

01:44:36.520 I mean what else are we going to do with this company?

01:44:37.960 Let's destroy your daughter.

01:44:39.880 Or we'll get pie.

01:44:40.960 Or we'll get pie.

01:44:41.800 I mean that's the better one.

01:44:42.600 We can deliver.

01:44:43.100 We want that.

01:44:44.120 Just like you know.

01:44:44.960 We don't want to destroy you honey.

01:44:46.500 Islamic extremists.

01:44:47.400 They want to convert you.

01:44:48.280 They don't want to kill you.

01:44:49.320 They want to convert you or you can pay the tax.

01:44:51.160 Right.

01:44:51.980 But they will kill you if they have to.

01:44:54.000 That's all we're saying.

01:44:55.400 We're like Islamic extremists.

01:44:56.820 Totally.

01:44:57.320 Totally reasonable.

01:44:58.160 Of pie.

01:44:58.660 Right.

01:44:58.820 When it comes to pie we're extremists.

01:45:00.400 Is that a surprise to anyone in America?

01:45:03.040 No.

01:45:03.760 No one who's seen us.

01:45:04.540 They say Allah Akbar praise Allah.

01:45:07.100 We would be Allah Allah Allah Allah Allah pie.

01:45:10.100 Yes.

01:45:10.600 Or Allah mode.

01:45:11.860 Allah mode.

01:45:12.100 Maybe that's not bad.

01:45:13.520 Allah Allah Allah Allah Allah mode.

01:45:15.380 Yeah.

01:45:15.780 That could be.

01:45:16.660 And we have the ice cream.

01:45:17.720 Right.

01:45:17.820 Although when I say we we have the ice cream Jeff he's almost done with his entire pint.

01:45:22.380 Let me see that.

01:45:22.960 Oh my gosh.

01:45:24.920 He's like three.

01:45:25.600 He's like three bites away from the entire pint.

01:45:27.640 I seriously if we walked out of this room right now if we went to commercial we'd come

01:45:31.960 back and there would be nothing in any of these.

01:45:33.540 No no.

01:45:33.840 If we walked out seriously if we walked out and we weren't coming back for an hour and

01:45:39.380 we weren't coming back into this room all of our pie all of our ice creams would

01:45:43.140 be finished and this guy.

01:45:44.700 I would put them back in the freezer Glenn.

01:45:47.260 Right.

01:45:48.100 Yeah.

01:45:48.560 They'd be put away someplace.

01:45:51.460 Seriously.

01:45:52.040 You're going to eat that entire pint.

01:45:53.900 That entire pint is almost gone.

01:45:55.380 I will.

01:45:55.600 Come on.

01:45:55.860 Come on.

01:45:56.320 Hang on just a second.

01:45:57.420 Okay.

01:45:57.760 It's sick because it's sick.

01:46:00.720 It's sick because it's in front of people.

01:46:03.660 But are you telling me fine your wife is gone or whatever and a pint is in.

01:46:10.620 She's not going to look.

01:46:11.500 You know she's not going to look in the freezer for two days because I can get away and say honey

01:46:16.560 I ate that in three.

01:46:17.820 I ate that Friday Saturday and I had some more on Sunday.

01:46:20.620 That's why you buy three.

01:46:21.180 You were gone.

01:46:22.280 What she doesn't know is I did eat it all in one sitting.

01:46:26.000 You went to buy more.

01:46:28.580 I'm going to buy more.

01:46:29.520 Right.

01:46:29.840 Well we don't have to throw that part in.

01:46:31.500 I've done that.

01:46:32.380 Have you ever.

01:46:33.560 Just to cover it up.

01:46:34.840 Just to cover it up.

01:46:35.800 Just to cover.

01:46:36.860 Yeah.

01:46:37.080 I put away a whole pint of Haagen-Dazs.

01:46:38.760 A pint?

01:46:39.100 A Dolce de Leche.

01:46:39.980 Oh you guys are still talking about pints.

01:46:40.820 We got another one so she wouldn't know.

01:46:42.740 I'm talking about it.

01:46:45.800 We're all guilty of that.

01:46:47.320 Right?

01:46:47.600 Right.

01:46:48.160 Wow.

01:46:48.460 That is.

01:46:48.840 They don't do that for us though.

01:46:50.660 Who isn't guilty of that?

01:46:50.940 No they don't.

01:46:51.300 Why is it that we're always the ones in trouble?

01:46:54.000 I don't know.

01:46:54.540 We're always in trouble.

01:46:55.620 We hope that the impression is that our appearance is a result of a glandular situation.

01:47:02.800 We hope they jump to that.

01:47:04.520 Okay that's true.

01:47:05.440 You can't tell we've snuck the extra eight gallons of ice cream.

01:47:08.520 Okay.

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01:48:33.240 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

01:48:36.800 Mercury.

01:48:37.600 Let me go to Sean in Iowa.

01:48:46.980 Hello Sean.

01:48:47.560 Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

01:48:49.360 Thank you very much.

01:48:50.920 Long time listener.

01:48:52.080 Thank you.

01:48:52.500 Enjoy your show and I hope your producer gets feeling better soon.

01:48:56.700 Thank you.

01:48:57.340 I heard about the texting accident.

01:48:59.520 Yeah.

01:48:59.760 Bad texting accident that I'm not even aware of.

01:49:02.740 Yeah.

01:49:03.220 I think he's talking about Dom.

01:49:04.580 Oh Dom.

01:49:05.380 Yeah.

01:49:05.520 Oh yeah.

01:49:05.840 Yeah.

01:49:06.000 Yeah.

01:49:06.160 Yeah.

01:49:06.340 Thank you very much.

01:49:07.200 I appreciate it.

01:49:08.320 And now I'm wanting ice cream and pie.

01:49:11.700 It works.

01:49:12.740 It works.

01:49:14.720 You're in Iowa.

01:49:15.740 Do you know about West Des Moines Valley High School?

01:49:20.880 I do.

01:49:21.600 I actually graduated in the 90s from West Des Moines Valley.

01:49:26.340 And the West Des Moines Valley and East High School, North High School, and South High School

01:49:32.220 have always had a huge division because they consider West Des Moines to be the, West Des Moines

01:49:37.980 and Urbandale schools to be the rich kid schools.

01:49:41.180 Right.

01:49:41.700 Even though my family was poor, they still considered it to be a rich school, rich family, which I mean, a lot of the kids driving around in fancy cars and trucks mommy and daddy bought for them.

01:49:52.980 Sure.

01:49:53.200 Kind of helps with that little routine thing.

01:49:55.820 Sure.

01:49:56.060 Were they wearing red, white, and blue back then?

01:49:58.320 They were always patriotic.

01:50:03.040 Valley High School was, I've actually been to a few different schools and stuff in Des Moines.

01:50:10.160 And my family has been to different schools as far as brothers and sisters and whatnot.

01:50:15.880 And there's always been a division right there between the races.

01:50:19.480 I mean, it is just, and it goes way back to the 60s.

01:50:23.380 They just don't let it go.

01:50:25.060 And that's a lot of the problem anymore.

01:50:28.120 I mean, Valley High School is a very diverse school.

01:50:30.460 We had Arabic kids in the school.

01:50:32.500 We had, you know, from Pakistan, Iran.

01:50:35.300 We had a lot, we had a large population of Asian kids in the school, as well as white kids, black kids.

01:50:42.900 And we had race fights in our, at our school.

01:50:46.240 We had race fights with other schools.

01:50:48.280 I mean, it, I mean, I did, I just did not grow up around this.

01:50:52.040 It's so bizarre.

01:50:53.520 I mean, it's, it's, I mean, it just seems so 1950s and 60s to me.

01:50:57.780 It's just so bizarre.

01:50:59.920 Yeah.

01:51:00.420 I mean, there was, they even had little cliques and stuff where they had the blood,

01:51:04.240 the, the, the Bloods and the Crips were there in all those schools.

01:51:08.380 In Iowa?

01:51:10.100 Yeah.

01:51:10.680 And then you had groups that called themselves the Cowboys in, um, at Valley High School

01:51:16.700 and at, uh, South, uh, Lincoln High School.

01:51:20.080 You had, I mean, it's just, it's crazy.

01:51:23.080 If you drove, if you drive around in a pickup truck and a cowboy hat, you're automatically racist.

01:51:28.580 And if you drive in a fancy car, then you're a preppy rich kid.

01:51:32.500 Right.

01:51:32.640 Oh, I mean, but the, the division is just there.

01:51:37.040 I mean, the Valley High School had to set up diversity classes and meetings for kids

01:51:42.860 to go to, because if they got in trouble with another kid of another race, then they automatically

01:51:48.220 had to go to it.

01:51:50.240 Sean, I appreciate it.

01:51:51.440 Thanks for the cheery, uh, note.

01:51:53.360 And, uh, it didn't slow, it didn't slow Jeffy down.

01:51:55.780 He is now on his fully second pint.

01:51:59.100 Thanks for calling, Sean.

01:52:00.320 He took, during the break, he took all of ours.

01:52:03.840 We're not going to eat them.

01:52:04.980 I don't want them to melt all over the studio.

01:52:07.160 You have them sitting on your computer.

01:52:08.800 It's a company computer.

01:52:09.920 And it's, you're melting off.

01:52:10.540 This is sad, Jeffy.

01:52:11.440 This is sad.

01:52:12.040 This is a cry for help.

01:52:12.980 Right here.

01:52:13.420 This is a, this is a cry for help.

01:52:15.660 Help me.

01:52:16.180 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

01:52:20.820 Mercury.

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