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00:01:01.980 We begin with that and more right now.

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00:01:26.720 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:01:33.100 Hello America.

00:01:34.540 Welcome to the program.

00:01:36.720 A lot of things going on.

00:01:38.920 By the way, yesterday, an update.

00:01:41.140 We were talking about Tom Hanks

00:01:42.940 and the possibility of Tom Hanks running for president.

00:01:48.080 And we get off the air yesterday

00:01:51.340 and we find that Tom Hanks has sent a new espresso machine

00:01:55.980 to the White House Press Corps.

00:01:58.780 And he wrote...

00:02:00.420 That was awesome.

00:02:01.340 Yeah, really nice of him.

00:02:02.780 And he wrote a note and he said,

00:02:05.020 Keep up the good fight for the truth, justice, and the American way,

00:02:09.700 especially the truth part, Tom Hanks.

00:02:11.840 To me, that's not a move of an actor.

00:02:21.300 Maybe it's just me.

00:02:23.820 I mean, one of the theories, too, about Trump and his success

00:02:27.780 throughout the campaign

00:02:28.660 was that here's a guy

00:02:30.720 who's been in everybody's living room

00:02:32.820 once a week

00:02:34.180 being in control of every business situation

00:02:37.060 and making every correct decision.

00:02:38.440 And people watched The Apprentice

00:02:40.800 and they believed he was that guy.

00:02:43.640 If that's true,

00:02:45.300 and that is part of the reason Trump won,

00:02:47.040 imagine what it would be for Tom Hanks.

00:02:49.500 The guy's just been rescuing people,

00:02:51.620 surviving amazing things,

00:02:53.360 being the good guy in every situation.

00:02:55.520 We were talking yesterday, I think on Pat and Stu,

00:02:57.780 about the idea of

00:02:58.820 what roles has he been in

00:03:01.980 where he was the bad guy.

00:03:04.000 And you're like, you run through him

00:03:05.420 and it's like, someone brought up Road to Perdition,

00:03:07.220 which I sort of remember as being a decent movie,

00:03:09.260 but he was...

00:03:09.760 Yeah, but nobody saw it and nobody...

00:03:11.020 Right, but that's it, right?

00:03:12.500 Every one of his big roles...

00:03:13.600 The big movies are good guys.

00:03:14.120 He's a good guy.

00:03:15.580 He's the hero.

00:03:16.500 He's the guy you want your room for.

00:03:17.920 He's gone to space.

00:03:17.940 He saved everybody on Apollo 13.

00:03:20.580 Yes!

00:03:21.920 Sully! 0.99

00:03:22.740 He was Sully!

00:03:23.660 Yeah, he was Sully.

00:03:24.080 I mean, this guy,

00:03:25.540 if he decided to run,

00:03:27.700 he could make a big dent.

00:03:29.820 But he's got to weigh,

00:03:31.660 as we talked about yesterday,

00:03:32.780 he's got to weigh,

00:03:34.240 you go, you run,

00:03:35.340 you lose,

00:03:37.380 you're no longer that guy.

00:03:39.520 No, it's over.

00:03:41.200 It's over.

00:03:41.840 You are now the political guy

00:03:43.820 and nobody will ever see you as anything else.

00:03:46.360 So, it's the end of his career

00:03:48.300 or the beginning of a new career for him

00:03:51.640 should he decide to do that.

00:03:53.940 But I thought the espresso machine,

00:03:55.380 I thought we should bring that up.

00:03:56.300 I thought that was really interesting.

00:03:58.240 It's an interesting move.

00:03:59.300 I mean, if you're just an actor,

00:04:00.300 why are you sending the White House press corps?

00:04:02.400 Yeah.

00:04:03.440 I thought that was really interesting.

00:04:04.820 Just being nice,

00:04:05.540 just light steel.

00:04:06.140 And look, he enjoys espresso.

00:04:06.960 I mean, I agree with him.

00:04:08.860 They should keep up the fight for the truth.

00:04:10.580 I wish he would have sent the espresso machine

00:04:12.640 eight years ago.

00:04:13.980 Yeah, exactly.

00:04:14.920 It would have been nice eight years ago.

00:04:16.960 But apparently not.

00:04:19.180 Apparently now is the time the truth matters.

00:04:21.920 It is amazing.

00:04:23.760 I mean, I kind of hit you with this

00:04:25.860 right before we went on the air.

00:04:26.980 This is terrifying.

00:04:27.700 But what percentage of Republicans

00:04:29.880 would say freedom of news organizations

00:04:32.660 to criticize leaders is very important to democracy?

00:04:36.560 I mean, Mike.

00:04:37.300 100%?

00:04:37.820 100% is the right number, right?

00:04:39.800 Of course.

00:04:40.420 I mean, our founders, of course.

00:04:41.740 Now, they put freedom of the press in there for a reason.

00:04:44.200 And number one.

00:04:45.800 Number one.

00:04:46.520 It's a big deal.

00:04:47.480 Freedom of press.

00:04:48.620 What percentage?

00:04:49.680 Let me just make sure you understand.

00:04:52.080 What percentage of Republicans

00:04:54.940 say freedom of the press

00:04:57.760 to question leaders is important?

00:05:03.360 That should be 100%.

00:05:04.760 100%.

00:05:05.400 You know in every poll,

00:05:06.700 there's a few people who either jokingly or otherwise

00:05:09.360 pull the lever the other way.

00:05:11.180 So maybe it's 95, 98, 97.

00:05:14.180 Right.

00:05:14.520 That's what it probably should be.

00:05:16.680 The actual number from Pew of Republicans

00:05:19.440 that say freedom of news organizations

00:05:21.260 to criticize leaders is very important to democracy.

00:05:25.100 49%.

00:05:25.540 Now, this is crazy

00:05:28.240 because you could have taken that poll

00:05:30.740 eight, nine months ago, a year ago.

00:05:34.880 And it would have been where it should be.

00:05:36.100 It would have been 100%.

00:05:37.180 Yeah.

00:05:37.540 It would have been everybody saying,

00:05:38.740 oh, you have to question the president.

00:05:40.800 Now, they don't want the questioning of the president.

00:05:44.260 We have to be tethered to principles

00:05:46.760 or we lose our constitution.

00:05:49.280 But I mean, you know, and you're right.

00:05:53.240 They took it during the heat of the campaign

00:05:55.540 when Trump was being beat up a lot then

00:05:57.620 and it was very similar numbers.

00:05:59.160 If you go back to 2000, you know,

00:06:01.860 let's go back to 2010, 2012,

00:06:04.780 it would be almost 100%.

00:06:06.420 Of course it would be.

00:06:07.020 I mean, 100% is a little bit of exaggeration.

00:06:08.840 I mean, even Democrats now is only 76%.

00:06:10.980 How is that possible?

00:06:12.040 How?

00:06:12.360 How is that possible?

00:06:13.340 I mean, of course it's very important.

00:06:15.420 Of course it is.

00:06:16.300 You have to have freedom.

00:06:19.000 It's freedom of the press.

00:06:20.780 Here's the problem.

00:06:22.640 If you look at the set of,

00:06:27.560 what are those five pillars that we've been talking about?

00:06:30.520 The moral foundation theory.

00:06:34.780 You look at the moral foundation theory

00:06:36.720 and one of the moral foundations

00:06:39.200 that is very high with Republicans and conservatives

00:06:43.120 is loyalty.

00:06:45.660 And you're seeing that played out there.

00:06:48.000 I can guarantee you in 2012,

00:06:50.200 that number was at least 75%.

00:06:53.420 And you're seeing that drop down to 49%

00:06:57.940 because of loyalty.

00:07:00.440 We feel, conservatives feel,

00:07:03.760 an extra pull to loyalty.

00:07:06.660 And it's a good trait.

00:07:08.180 Sometimes it can be applied in the wrong way.

00:07:11.460 But we feel this,

00:07:13.200 we got to be loyal.

00:07:14.280 Loyal to the country.

00:07:15.720 Loyal to the president.

00:07:17.180 Loyal to the party.

00:07:18.600 Loyal to our guy.

00:07:19.640 Where instead we should be finding our loyalty

00:07:22.520 on the principles of the Constitution

00:07:25.420 and the free press.

00:07:27.980 Then, once you have the loyalty to the free press,

00:07:31.200 then you have the credibility to go to the press and say,

00:07:34.640 we believe that in the free press.

00:07:38.560 But you're doing it wrong.

00:07:40.620 You're applying it selectively.

00:07:43.860 We lose because we also apply things selectively.

00:07:48.480 You can't be the person that stands for the Constitution

00:07:51.260 and stands for freedom of speech,

00:07:52.900 stands for the right to protest,

00:07:54.620 stands for the right for your church

00:07:56.420 to say what it wants,

00:07:58.060 but then come back with 49%

00:08:00.600 and say, well, you can't question this leader.

00:08:04.400 You have to be consistent.

00:08:07.100 Your loyalty must be towards the principle

00:08:10.400 and not to the party,

00:08:12.160 not to the person,

00:08:13.640 and not even to Congress or the White House.

00:08:18.160 I would hope that we wouldn't be loyal to a president

00:08:24.260 and I'm guessing it will be a progressive

00:08:27.260 that will do this again and it will happen again

00:08:29.860 whether it's in our lifetime or not,

00:08:31.160 I don't know.

00:08:31.700 But we wouldn't be loyal to a president or a party

00:08:36.520 who said, let's go scoop up all of the Americans 0.99

00:08:39.520 and put them in, or Germans, 0.92

00:08:41.060 and put them in internment camps.

00:08:42.400 That happened under Woodrow Wilson.

00:08:44.880 Let's go scoop up all of the Japanese 1.00

00:08:47.380 and put them in internment camps.

00:08:49.340 That happened under FDR.

00:08:51.320 And because people were afraid

00:08:53.800 and loyal to those presidents,

00:08:57.220 they violated the Constitution of the United States.

00:09:02.040 We can't do that.

00:09:04.180 We have to find our loyalty in the principles.

00:09:07.700 That's a terrifying number.

00:09:09.940 I mean, less than half?

00:09:12.820 I mean, a lot of it is just, you know,

00:09:14.480 tribal and you're right, loyalty and it's teams. 1.00

00:09:18.240 But a lot of it also is, they suck. 1.00

00:09:22.280 They have so violated, 1.00

00:09:24.400 and so we're throwing the baby out with the bathwater.

00:09:26.420 Right, they're saying, you know,

00:09:27.340 I don't like the way the media is criticizing my leader.

00:09:31.220 And so they're pushing back against that.

00:09:33.040 And they have reason to...

00:09:34.260 It's legitimate.

00:09:34.840 Yeah, it's totally legitimate.

00:09:36.380 I mean, they don't...

00:09:38.200 That number would not be that way

00:09:40.340 if the press would come out and do a mea culpa

00:09:43.760 and say, you know, we've really done some soul-searching.

00:09:46.840 Because it's not hard.

00:09:50.000 You can do the research

00:09:51.440 and find out what people think about you.

00:09:54.560 You just have to be man enough to say,

00:09:57.600 okay, right or wrong,

00:09:59.760 that is the perception,

00:10:01.760 and perception is reality.

00:10:03.700 So what are we going to do

00:10:05.720 to ensure that we don't do that anymore

00:10:08.760 or don't appear that way anymore?

00:10:10.740 And if they would come out

00:10:12.900 and do a front-page editorial

00:10:15.200 in the New York Times and say,

00:10:17.360 you know, we've done some research,

00:10:18.900 and then we did our soul-searching,

00:10:21.100 and America is right.

00:10:23.980 America is right.

00:10:25.520 We have appeared to be soft on one side

00:10:30.100 and extra hard on the other.

00:10:33.400 And then we are going to correct that

00:10:36.020 by hiring more people

00:10:38.340 that have a different point of view

00:10:40.520 or doing it right down the middle.

00:10:43.360 I mean, I know large companies right now

00:10:46.600 that are looking at

00:10:48.860 how do we just tell the facts?

00:10:52.560 You know, there's,

00:10:53.140 in Silicon Valley,

00:10:54.520 they're starting to do,

00:10:56.140 working on something called,

00:10:58.000 like a truth Wikipedia

00:11:00.320 to where a story comes out

00:11:03.180 and you can go in

00:11:06.380 and add the truth to it

00:11:08.220 to make sure that that story

00:11:09.840 is exactly right.

00:11:12.200 I don't know how that works

00:11:13.400 because Wikipedia is very skewed.

00:11:16.440 Yeah, though, I mean,

00:11:17.220 it does a pretty good job.

00:11:18.520 But it's pretty close.

00:11:19.500 Yeah.

00:11:19.720 Pretty close.

00:11:20.340 Now, do you technically have to have a soul

00:11:21.960 to do soul-searching?

00:11:23.180 Because that could be an issue here.

00:11:24.880 Yes, that is,

00:11:25.840 that could be a major problem.

00:11:26.900 Yeah, that may actually be a problem there.

00:11:30.200 So, yeah.

00:11:31.360 But I mean, we said it's,

00:11:32.560 you know,

00:11:33.160 when you are trying to say

00:11:35.680 Donald Trump is this terrifying person

00:11:38.580 and what you do is spend multiple days

00:11:41.980 hyperventilating about Kellyanne Conway

00:11:46.340 is kneeling on a couch,

00:11:49.040 it's difficult for anybody

00:11:50.900 to take you seriously.

00:11:52.580 I mean, like, I mean, Kelly...

00:11:53.620 Especially since you have the other picture.

00:11:56.380 Yeah.

00:11:56.720 There's a zillion pictures

00:11:58.040 of Barack Obama

00:11:59.960 doing things like that

00:12:00.780 in the Oval Office.

00:12:01.620 Oh, no, no, but wait.

00:12:02.160 It's not only that.

00:12:03.440 The reason why

00:12:04.560 she was kneeling on the couch.

00:12:06.020 It's because she was taking the picture.

00:12:06.860 She was taking the picture.

00:12:08.800 And there is a picture of her

00:12:10.480 kneeling on the couch.

00:12:12.180 It makes total sense.

00:12:13.440 It sure does.

00:12:14.080 It sure does, yeah.

00:12:14.740 It makes sense.

00:12:14.760 What was she looking at?

00:12:15.960 I've actually heard press people say,

00:12:18.040 what was she looking at?

00:12:19.360 She was reviewing the picture she took.

00:12:20.720 She was so bored.

00:12:21.860 That's exactly right.

00:12:22.740 Duh.

00:12:23.020 They were all lined up

00:12:24.480 for a picture that she took.

00:12:26.340 She positioned herself

00:12:27.600 on the couch

00:12:28.560 like that

00:12:29.400 to take it.

00:12:31.120 And then the press,

00:12:32.280 they know,

00:12:32.900 they have the other shot. 0.93

00:12:34.260 They're darn right, 0.61

00:12:34.500 they know. 0.86

00:12:34.920 That's the problem.

00:12:35.920 I mean,

00:12:36.140 I just really want to know

00:12:37.080 what was going on there

00:12:37.780 because I,

00:12:38.300 I mean,

00:12:38.820 I won't tell anybody.

00:12:39.540 And you can just explain to me

00:12:41.000 that,

00:12:41.340 that circumstance

00:12:42.520 because she really looked

00:12:44.160 kind of familiar there

00:12:45.780 in that position there.

00:12:47.060 Uh,

00:12:47.500 but,

00:12:47.940 but,

00:12:48.500 you know,

00:12:48.660 I don't want you to refer back

00:12:49.600 to the nineties.

00:12:51.040 By the way,

00:12:51.540 that wasn't me saying that

00:12:52.420 that was a democratic congressman

00:12:54.360 talking about Kelly and Conway

00:12:56.560 saying,

00:12:57.160 quote,

00:12:58.080 uh,

00:12:58.420 she really looked kind of familiar

00:13:00.360 in that position there

00:13:01.780 on her knees,

00:13:02.900 on the couch,

00:13:03.520 in the oval office.

00:13:04.520 Again,

00:13:05.020 gosh,

00:13:05.540 a mea culpa from the press

00:13:07.440 saying,

00:13:07.800 we get it.

00:13:08.940 And because we get it,

00:13:10.760 we're going to hold

00:13:12.020 that Democrat

00:13:12.980 as responsible

00:13:14.780 for that misogynistic

00:13:16.720 kind of talk

00:13:17.660 as we would hold

00:13:18.820 any Republican.

00:13:20.340 Yeah.

00:13:20.540 And I mean,

00:13:21.360 this is less of a story

00:13:23.120 than Kelly and Conway

00:13:24.480 actually being on her knees

00:13:25.920 on the couch.

00:13:26.380 Yes.

00:13:26.920 They are making this,

00:13:28.300 which is a,

00:13:28.880 an elected official

00:13:30.140 saying basically she,

00:13:32.480 she likes to be on her knees 1.00

00:13:33.740 in a sexual manner 0.99

00:13:34.820 to a woman who 0.84

00:13:36.100 in the oval office,

00:13:37.160 for no reason,

00:13:37.800 just,

00:13:38.100 she didn't do anything

00:13:39.040 to him,

00:13:39.660 just a picture of her

00:13:40.520 on her knees

00:13:41.080 in the oval office.

00:13:41.820 And she was on her knees

00:13:43.020 in the oval office

00:13:43.740 to take a picture.

00:13:46.560 That's why she was

00:13:47.620 on her knees

00:13:48.060 and they have the photograph

00:13:49.980 of her taking the picture.

00:13:52.200 Cedric Richmond,

00:13:53.200 by the way,

00:13:53.880 Democrat Louisiana

00:13:54.880 deserves his name

00:13:56.300 to be out there.

00:13:57.780 Unbelievable.

00:13:58.480 But that one,

00:13:58.880 I mean,

00:13:59.120 that will be a blip

00:14:00.480 if it's a blip

00:14:01.860 on the,

00:14:02.240 on the news today.

00:14:03.200 And that's why

00:14:03.920 it influences these polls.

00:14:05.780 That's right.

00:14:06.220 That's right.

00:14:06.620 And nobody's calling that

00:14:07.460 a war on women. 1.00

00:14:08.580 Nobody's,

00:14:08.900 nobody's saying that

00:14:09.980 about that congressman.

00:14:10.820 Can you imagine that?

00:14:11.120 That congressman,

00:14:12.080 if that was said

00:14:12.960 by a Republican,

00:14:14.120 they would have been

00:14:15.300 run out of office.

00:14:17.800 They would not,

00:14:18.900 that would be

00:14:19.420 the only story today.

00:14:21.640 Definitely.

00:14:22.000 how dare you say that

00:14:23.880 about a woman.

00:14:27.500 But see,

00:14:28.360 it's also

00:14:29.160 not the press's fault.

00:14:32.100 Entirely.

00:14:33.900 Because

00:14:34.420 a lot of that stuff

00:14:35.680 is driven by

00:14:36.700 like the National

00:14:37.480 Organization of Women.

00:14:40.000 The National

00:14:40.800 Organization of Women

00:14:41.800 would have been

00:14:42.540 all over that

00:14:43.680 because they're

00:14:45.060 a political machine.

00:14:46.840 And so the National

00:14:47.480 Organization of Women

00:14:48.560 pushed that story

00:14:49.780 so it's reported once.

00:14:51.120 Then the National

00:14:52.080 Organization puts out

00:14:53.360 a bunch of press releases

00:14:54.400 and has calls

00:14:55.440 all the reporters

00:14:56.140 and say,

00:14:56.640 we're outraged by this.

00:14:58.640 And so then the coverage

00:14:59.660 comes from,

00:15:00.900 hey,

00:15:01.060 there's more dust up

00:15:02.280 about the

00:15:03.520 Kelly and Conway

00:15:04.540 comment from

00:15:05.980 Cedric.

00:15:07.340 And here's what

00:15:08.980 the National

00:15:09.600 Organization of Women

00:15:10.580 said.

00:15:10.980 So part of it is

00:15:13.900 that they have

00:15:15.360 a machine

00:15:16.020 that we don't have.

00:15:17.580 I mean,

00:15:17.820 when Hillary Clinton

00:15:18.800 said,

00:15:19.300 imagine this,

00:15:20.460 imagine this.

00:15:22.040 Remember,

00:15:22.780 we were people

00:15:23.580 who were trying

00:15:24.240 to disrupt

00:15:25.020 and stop

00:15:27.000 the government.

00:15:28.700 Just disrupt.

00:15:29.780 We were the party

00:15:30.700 of no.

00:15:32.580 That's all

00:15:33.260 that we were.

00:15:34.620 If I heard that

00:15:35.400 from one liberal friend,

00:15:36.540 I heard that from

00:15:37.160 every liberal friend.

00:15:38.960 You guys are just

00:15:39.780 becoming the party

00:15:40.480 of no with

00:15:40.980 the Tea Party.

00:15:42.160 No,

00:15:42.420 we're not.

00:15:43.580 We're not.

00:15:44.520 We're saying no

00:15:45.460 to things that are

00:15:46.220 unconstitutional,

00:15:47.580 but we do have

00:15:48.740 our own ideas.

00:15:50.320 They're now

00:15:51.240 touting that

00:15:53.060 they are going

00:15:53.640 to be the party

00:15:54.480 of no.

00:15:55.560 And nobody seems

00:15:56.280 to have a problem

00:15:57.020 with that.

00:15:57.580 Not a story.

00:15:58.280 And not a story.

00:15:59.880 On top of that,

00:16:02.380 Hillary Clinton

00:16:03.200 saying disruption

00:16:04.980 is the Democratic

00:16:08.040 Party at its best

00:16:10.060 is terrifying.

00:16:12.060 It's terrifying.

00:16:13.520 It's absolutely

00:16:14.440 true,

00:16:15.800 but terrifying.

00:16:18.420 That again

00:16:19.520 is why the press

00:16:20.820 covers these stories

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00:16:37.480 is what they do best.

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00:18:26.180 enlightenment.

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00:18:33.920 Mercury.

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00:18:38.960 Program.

00:18:39.980 888-727-BECK.

00:18:43.220 How much are

00:18:43.620 those spines that

00:18:44.820 you see in

00:18:45.320 chiropractors' 1.00

00:18:46.220 offices?

00:18:48.140 Tom Hanks sent

00:18:51.080 an espresso

00:18:51.900 machine to the

00:18:53.300 White House

00:18:53.700 Press Corps.

00:18:54.180 I'd like to

00:18:54.520 send him a

00:18:54.900 box of spines.

00:18:56.340 Great.

00:18:57.500 That'd be great.

00:18:58.960 Yeah, and people

00:18:59.680 are noting that he

00:19:00.500 has actually sent

00:19:01.320 them in the past.

00:19:02.040 First in the Bush 0.86

00:19:02.620 administration, then

00:19:03.860 in Obama, and

00:19:04.700 now today.

00:19:04.840 He did do it in

00:19:05.700 Obama?

00:19:06.180 Yeah, 2010.

00:19:07.200 I guess every time

00:19:07.880 the last one

00:19:08.780 breaks, he sends

00:19:09.420 a new one, which

00:19:10.500 is kind of cool.

00:19:11.180 I mean, you know,

00:19:12.840 so it does, not a

00:19:14.520 partisan situation

00:19:15.460 apparently.

00:19:15.820 How does he even

00:19:16.580 know that the

00:19:17.720 coffee machine

00:19:19.200 breaks?

00:19:19.900 He's Tom

00:19:21.220 Hanks.

00:19:21.560 He knows

00:19:21.780 everything.

00:19:23.360 Yeah.

00:19:23.640 Well, he did

00:19:24.100 know how to

00:19:24.440 fix Apollo 13.

00:19:25.680 That's true.

00:19:26.540 Yeah.

00:19:26.980 And he's an

00:19:27.600 actor.

00:19:28.000 He's not even an

00:19:28.720 astronaut in real

00:19:29.440 life.

00:19:29.840 Yeah.

00:19:30.100 But he still was

00:19:30.780 able to fix

00:19:31.300 Apollo 13.

00:19:33.000 People don't

00:19:33.240 know that.

00:19:33.780 He built a raft

00:19:34.420 and floated in

00:19:35.160 the ocean.

00:19:36.500 Yeah.

00:19:36.740 Yeah.

00:19:37.140 Yeah.

00:19:38.000 Amen.

00:19:38.320 He knows when

00:19:38.760 the espresso

00:19:39.160 machines broke. 0.92

00:19:40.040 It took balls, 0.97

00:19:41.040 too, to do that, 0.96

00:19:41.720 just to get out

00:19:42.240 on that raft

00:19:42.960 with Wilson.

00:19:44.360 I felt so bad

00:19:45.200 when he lost

00:19:45.700 Wilson, but he

00:19:46.360 apparently has

00:19:46.940 recovered and is

00:19:47.680 now buying

00:19:48.120 espresso machines.

00:19:49.900 So, back in

00:19:52.420 just a second.

00:19:53.100 It's open

00:19:53.460 phones today,

00:19:54.240 too.

00:19:54.600 888-727-BECK.

00:19:56.640 Want to voice

00:19:57.420 your opinion?

00:19:58.020 Now's the time

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00:20:00.320 Call us right

00:20:01.080 now.

00:20:01.520 This is the Glenn Beck

00:20:12.380 Program.

00:20:14.260 Mercury.

00:20:18.140 This is the Glenn Beck

00:20:19.560 Program.

00:20:21.440 Can I ask, are the

00:20:26.760 Republicans, are we

00:20:28.080 going to hear a

00:20:28.700 Republican say, you're

00:20:29.820 going to have to find

00:20:30.480 out what's in it

00:20:31.080 after we pass it?

00:20:32.500 We have to pass it

00:20:33.320 to find out what's

00:20:34.020 in it?

00:20:34.900 We're going to

00:20:35.260 poll vault.

00:20:36.140 We're going to, what

00:20:37.220 they're doing with

00:20:38.020 Obamacare is exactly

00:20:39.840 what we complained

00:20:41.240 about with the

00:20:42.680 Democrats.

00:20:44.580 They're not being

00:20:45.800 transparent.

00:20:46.740 Rand Paul, yesterday,

00:20:48.040 we have the audio.

00:20:49.520 This is audio.

00:20:50.640 This is another thing

00:20:52.820 he's doing about, do

00:20:55.220 you have this,

00:20:55.880 Rand Paul will not

00:20:57.680 support Ryan's

00:20:58.960 Obamacare plan.

00:21:00.280 He went on a

00:21:00.920 Twitter rant yesterday

00:21:03.080 saying, where's the

00:21:04.040 transparency?

00:21:05.900 Well, because he

00:21:06.240 went to basically to

00:21:07.100 try to find this

00:21:08.700 information.

00:21:09.660 He went to go find

00:21:10.340 the bill and read it,

00:21:12.040 which is seemingly a

00:21:12.980 logical thing for a

00:21:15.300 senator to do,

00:21:16.300 considering he's

00:21:16.780 eventually going to

00:21:17.340 have to vote on it.

00:21:18.560 Right.

00:21:19.640 And went to go find

00:21:20.860 it, and they would

00:21:21.920 not let him in the

00:21:22.580 room.

00:21:22.880 He wanted to, he

00:21:23.520 apparently brought his

00:21:24.240 own photocopier.

00:21:25.720 I mean, he's, I

00:21:27.720 will say, he's

00:21:28.160 playing it up a

00:21:28.800 little bit.

00:21:29.360 Good.

00:21:29.820 Good, good.

00:21:30.360 Bring attention to

00:21:31.040 it.

00:21:31.320 You know, and I

00:21:32.840 don't know why this

00:21:33.560 wouldn't be a little

00:21:34.120 bit more transparent,

00:21:35.020 especially when

00:21:35.720 Republicans have

00:21:36.620 control of all three

00:21:37.260 branches here.

00:21:38.240 Right.

00:21:38.400 I mean, there's no

00:21:38.960 reason, you know,

00:21:39.900 let's push some, this

00:21:40.660 is your time to get

00:21:41.460 something really

00:21:42.260 conservative through.

00:21:43.920 Think in the future

00:21:45.180 that there will be

00:21:46.420 progressive control

00:21:47.660 over, or Democrat

00:21:49.260 control over one or

00:21:50.500 more of these

00:21:51.000 branches.

00:21:51.360 they're going to

00:21:52.700 erode whatever you

00:21:53.580 do now.

00:21:54.360 So you better go as

00:21:55.080 far as you can now,

00:21:56.260 because they're going

00:21:56.840 to erode it and

00:21:57.740 erode it and erode it

00:21:58.640 as they've been doing

00:21:59.320 for a century.

00:22:00.200 But the thing is,

00:22:00.240 repeal needs to be

00:22:00.680 complete repeal, because

00:22:02.120 if you do partial

00:22:03.040 repeal, I think the

00:22:04.480 situation gets worse.

00:22:05.860 I think the insurance

00:22:06.560 companies may well go

00:22:07.920 bankrupt under partial

00:22:09.140 repeal.

00:22:09.620 Okay, if you get

00:22:10.600 agreement on repeal

00:22:12.220 outright, will you

00:22:14.080 compromise on the

00:22:15.700 details of its

00:22:17.160 replacement?

00:22:18.560 The replacement has

00:22:19.460 always been open to

00:22:20.360 discussion.

00:22:20.840 What I did is I

00:22:22.040 took together the

00:22:22.800 market replacement,

00:22:24.020 not big government

00:22:24.800 replacement.

00:22:25.760 So Paul Ryan's idea

00:22:26.840 that he's going to

00:22:27.360 give everybody a

00:22:28.080 check in the country

00:22:28.820 for their health

00:22:29.460 insurance, whether

00:22:30.100 they pay taxes or

00:22:31.040 not, he's going to

00:22:31.920 give them more money

00:22:32.840 than they pay in

00:22:33.340 their taxes, is an

00:22:34.520 entitlement program.

00:22:35.720 It's a subsidy by

00:22:36.820 another name.

00:22:37.580 It's Obamacare with a

00:22:39.240 Republican tax credit

00:22:40.400 name attached to it.

00:22:42.720 Yep.

00:22:43.640 Where did the

00:22:46.400 Republicans go?

00:22:47.480 I don't know.

00:22:47.920 Why is this happening?

00:22:48.740 It's like when Trump

00:22:50.820 was elected, Republicans

00:22:52.520 turned into Democrats.

00:22:55.300 It's really a weird

00:22:57.200 phenomenon.

00:22:58.180 And like all the

00:22:58.900 supporters are just

00:22:59.680 okay with every single

00:23:01.600 liberal and progressive

00:23:03.300 policy that this guy

00:23:04.700 promotes or the Congress

00:23:06.620 promotes.

00:23:06.860 It was weird to have

00:23:07.860 the Drudge Report

00:23:08.880 report that Dreamers,

00:23:11.040 the Dreamers Act,

00:23:13.440 which was like,

00:23:14.520 wasn't that like a

00:23:15.240 hot poker in the eye?

00:23:16.400 It was the reason

00:23:17.300 Marco Rubio probably

00:23:18.740 didn't win the nomination

00:23:19.700 because that was what

00:23:20.980 they beat him up with.

00:23:22.140 And Donald Trump

00:23:23.820 was saying, you know,

00:23:25.100 you're for the Dream Act

00:23:26.180 and you're for the

00:23:27.280 Dreamers and

00:23:28.240 everybody,

00:23:30.320 when he would say

00:23:31.500 no, everybody would

00:23:33.240 go all over him

00:23:35.040 that was a Trump

00:23:35.900 supporter.

00:23:36.660 Now, the Drudge Report

00:23:38.880 said Donald Trump

00:23:41.620 compromises the

00:23:43.240 Dreamers dream

00:23:44.420 under Trump.

00:23:45.640 He's accepting

00:23:46.720 and not doing

00:23:47.600 anything about the

00:23:48.160 Dream Act.

00:23:49.040 And when I posted

00:23:49.960 something and I just

00:23:50.820 said, honest question,

00:23:52.820 if you voted for

00:23:54.340 Donald Trump,

00:23:54.840 because I was

00:23:55.380 remembering people

00:23:56.240 saying that he'd

00:23:57.040 never do that.

00:23:58.040 Honest question.

00:23:58.860 If you voted,

00:24:00.160 do you, how do

00:24:01.160 you feel about

00:24:02.100 that?

00:24:02.980 Oh my gosh, of

00:24:03.620 course, I was the

00:24:04.240 devil for even

00:24:05.120 asking the question.

00:24:06.720 But the answer

00:24:08.460 was, well, we knew

00:24:09.620 he was going to do

00:24:10.220 that anyway.

00:24:11.920 What?

00:24:12.900 For nine months,

00:24:15.600 you yelled at me

00:24:16.800 when I said he

00:24:17.820 would do that

00:24:18.720 and you told me

00:24:19.700 he wouldn't do

00:24:20.580 that.

00:24:22.880 Hello?

00:24:23.360 Hello?

00:24:24.640 Now we have

00:24:25.540 Obamacare.

00:24:26.340 We want a repeal

00:24:28.220 of Obamacare.

00:24:29.500 They're not going

00:24:30.960 to repeal it.

00:24:31.940 They're going to

00:24:32.480 replace it with

00:24:33.840 another kind of

00:24:34.980 Obamacare.

00:24:36.400 Where were we

00:24:37.600 marching for that?

00:24:39.700 I don't remember

00:24:40.900 those signs saying

00:24:42.100 we want a different

00:24:43.100 kind of Obamacare.

00:24:44.680 I remember us

00:24:45.820 marching saying

00:24:46.460 it's unconstitutional.

00:24:49.820 Well, I don't

00:24:51.020 understand it.

00:24:52.020 I really, this is

00:24:53.000 an honest plea.

00:24:54.600 I don't understand

00:24:56.220 help me understand.

00:24:59.400 Well, I mean,

00:24:59.900 the easiest

00:25:00.380 explanation is that

00:25:01.440 the policy is not

00:25:02.380 important to a lot

00:25:03.660 of people.

00:25:04.240 I mean, to many

00:25:04.940 people in this

00:25:05.440 audience it is,

00:25:06.180 but a lot of,

00:25:07.360 you know, generally

00:25:08.060 speaking, it is just

00:25:09.660 not a part of this

00:25:10.740 process.

00:25:11.440 The problem is,

00:25:12.420 is that Trump

00:25:15.200 has hijacked the

00:25:16.380 party.

00:25:17.100 Okay, that's

00:25:17.960 something that a

00:25:18.680 lot of people

00:25:19.200 wanted.

00:25:19.900 And to be fair

00:25:20.340 on this, before

00:25:20.740 we go on,

00:25:21.420 Trump has not

00:25:21.920 done the illegal

00:25:22.920 immigration thing

00:25:23.580 yet.

00:25:23.920 They have hinted

00:25:24.660 towards it.

00:25:25.160 I'm getting that

00:25:26.120 from the Drudge

00:25:26.580 Report.

00:25:26.900 I'm not getting

00:25:27.300 that from the

00:25:27.940 left.

00:25:28.340 Right.

00:25:28.620 I'm getting that

00:25:29.200 from the Drudge

00:25:29.700 Report, which is

00:25:30.500 all Trump, all

00:25:31.980 positive news all

00:25:32.960 the time.

00:25:33.500 And the health

00:25:33.840 care bill, there's

00:25:34.400 been a lot leaked.

00:25:35.340 There's been a lot

00:25:35.940 talked about.

00:25:36.700 However, I mean,

00:25:37.520 Rand Paul hasn't

00:25:38.200 even seen the

00:25:38.720 bill yet.

00:25:39.260 So we don't

00:25:39.720 know what it is.

00:25:40.540 However, we have to

00:25:42.280 guard.

00:25:42.720 We know Paul Ryan

00:25:45.140 and these guys, many

00:25:47.040 of them are

00:25:47.680 progressives.

00:25:49.420 And we told you

00:25:50.520 this under Obamacare.

00:25:51.680 They did this under

00:25:53.140 Bush with

00:25:54.600 prescription drugs.

00:25:55.740 They want the big

00:25:57.500 government systems

00:25:58.380 because it gives

00:25:59.620 them power.

00:26:01.540 We don't want the

00:26:03.420 government systems.

00:26:04.620 We don't want the

00:26:05.780 government bailouts.

00:26:06.940 We don't want the

00:26:08.600 subsidies.

00:26:10.340 The Constitution

00:26:11.520 doesn't allow for

00:26:12.840 those things.

00:26:13.980 And that's what we

00:26:15.220 marched for.

00:26:16.260 Now, I'm not

00:26:17.240 blaming this one on

00:26:18.020 Trump.

00:26:18.380 I'm blaming this one

00:26:19.380 on the GOP.

00:26:22.140 The GOP was

00:26:23.520 supposed to be

00:26:24.080 hijacked by Donald

00:26:25.080 Trump.

00:26:25.640 I'm not sure it was

00:26:26.880 hijacked by Donald

00:26:27.740 Trump.

00:26:28.140 I think it was

00:26:28.920 co-opted.

00:26:30.460 One has co-opted

00:26:31.780 the other.

00:26:33.300 And we're looking

00:26:35.260 at a big

00:26:36.220 progressive

00:26:36.940 medical system

00:26:38.480 and it will.

00:26:40.260 If you don't

00:26:41.320 repeal all of

00:26:42.560 it, it will

00:26:43.980 collapse the

00:26:45.540 insurance companies.

00:26:46.980 And when the

00:26:47.460 insurance companies

00:26:48.360 collapse, then you

00:26:49.520 only have the

00:26:50.640 choice of a

00:26:51.600 single-payer

00:26:52.140 system.

00:26:52.780 That was the

00:26:53.800 plan under

00:26:54.660 Obama that we

00:26:56.200 all talked about,

00:26:57.400 called conspiracy

00:26:58.480 theorists for it.

00:27:00.480 He wanted a

00:27:01.940 single-payer

00:27:02.680 system.

00:27:03.500 So what do you

00:27:04.120 do?

00:27:04.500 You design a 0.99

00:27:05.660 crappy 0.98

00:27:06.320 replacement that

00:27:07.740 is designed to

00:27:08.900 collapse.

00:27:09.700 When it

00:27:10.440 collapses, they

00:27:11.480 say, see, this

00:27:12.860 hybrid doesn't 1.00

00:27:13.860 work.

00:27:14.340 Didn't go far

00:27:14.840 enough.

00:27:15.020 Didn't go far

00:27:15.840 enough.

00:27:16.360 And that's what

00:27:16.960 they do.

00:27:17.460 So we will

00:27:18.860 repeal and

00:27:20.980 replace with a

00:27:22.260 hybrid that's even

00:27:23.360 weaker than this

00:27:24.500 one.

00:27:24.800 or we won't do

00:27:28.020 anything about

00:27:29.140 it.

00:27:30.020 Either one of

00:27:30.860 those leads to

00:27:31.920 a collapse and

00:27:33.160 a democratically

00:27:33.980 controlled Congress

00:27:35.120 and probably

00:27:35.920 White House and

00:27:37.320 then what?

00:27:38.560 You're going to

00:27:39.260 get a single-payer

00:27:40.040 system.

00:27:40.820 I get frustrated

00:27:41.500 by these same

00:27:42.040 things, clearly.

00:27:43.860 And I think when

00:27:44.380 you say this is

00:27:45.260 what we marched

00:27:45.780 for, you're

00:27:46.340 right, technically,

00:27:48.020 because you're

00:27:48.320 talking to us and

00:27:49.500 you're talking to

00:27:50.100 this audience.

00:27:51.020 Yes.

00:27:51.260 However, this

00:27:52.120 audience of 10

00:27:52.800 million is large,

00:27:54.060 but it's not the

00:27:55.080 whole country.

00:27:56.080 And I think what

00:27:56.580 the truth is, is

00:27:58.420 that most people

00:27:59.220 were marching not

00:28:00.600 because they cared

00:28:01.900 about this health

00:28:02.520 care policy.

00:28:03.260 They were marching

00:28:04.140 because they didn't

00:28:04.820 like losing.

00:28:06.000 And their team

00:28:07.020 kept losing, they

00:28:08.100 felt.

00:28:09.120 And now, and the

00:28:10.560 process to get there

00:28:11.500 now that they're

00:28:12.040 winning, they're

00:28:13.040 happy to cheer on

00:28:13.980 their guy because

00:28:14.660 they feel like

00:28:15.040 they're winning.

00:28:15.900 And like, I am

00:28:16.820 happy to cheer on,

00:28:17.880 by the way, Donald

00:28:18.540 Trump when he picks

00:28:19.920 Neil Gorsuch.

00:28:21.280 And I am happy

00:28:21.940 to pick it when

00:28:22.700 he passes tax

00:28:23.840 reform.

00:28:24.600 I'm going to cheer

00:28:25.280 him on all of

00:28:25.940 these things.

00:28:26.420 So there's a lot

00:28:27.320 of cheering to do.

00:28:28.640 And many of these

00:28:29.180 things are really

00:28:29.920 positive.

00:28:30.660 Yeah, there's been

00:28:31.480 a lot of positive

00:28:32.020 things to say.

00:28:32.420 And I don't blame

00:28:33.000 this one on Donald

00:28:34.040 Trump.

00:28:34.280 I blame this one

00:28:36.080 on the GOP.

00:28:37.500 The criticism here

00:28:38.600 is not on Donald

00:28:39.200 Trump, it's on a

00:28:39.840 lack of engagement.

00:28:41.120 The fact that you

00:28:41.640 see, we've done

00:28:43.440 all of these polls,

00:28:44.620 the approval rating

00:28:45.960 for Russia among

00:28:47.720 Republicans goes

00:28:49.120 from 8% to

00:28:50.800 40%.

00:28:52.040 For what reason?

00:28:53.040 Has Russia been

00:28:53.580 just this collection

00:28:54.840 of just such

00:28:55.480 amazing guys over

00:28:56.900 the past year?

00:28:57.680 Oh, I don't know.

00:28:58.240 Boris and Natasha

00:28:59.020 took us out to

00:28:59.760 dinner.

00:29:00.080 They're fantastic.

00:29:01.140 They're fantastic.

00:29:01.880 We see it with

00:29:02.660 the media.

00:29:03.360 We see it with

00:29:03.880 all of these

00:29:04.420 things.

00:29:05.220 And it's so tribal

00:29:06.660 and it's so much

00:29:08.040 about my team needs

00:29:09.480 to win.

00:29:10.100 Who cares about

00:29:10.700 the process?

00:29:11.600 It's only people

00:29:12.380 who sit around

00:29:13.020 listening to talk

00:29:14.180 radio and studying

00:29:15.000 these things 15,

00:29:16.320 20, 25 hours a

00:29:17.620 week that wind up

00:29:18.440 caring about the

00:29:19.000 details of these

00:29:19.440 policies.

00:29:19.860 And it's, you know

00:29:20.380 what?

00:29:20.640 It's very interesting

00:29:22.220 to me because it

00:29:24.900 is the same thing

00:29:29.080 that's happening on

00:29:30.020 the Democratic side.

00:29:31.760 The Democrats, they

00:29:33.680 should be loving all

00:29:35.660 of this stuff.

00:29:36.400 They should be loving

00:29:37.420 all of this.

00:29:39.000 And they're not.

00:29:39.960 And they're not.

00:29:42.020 They've whipped

00:29:43.020 themselves into a

00:29:44.000 lather.

00:29:44.300 Do you have the

00:29:44.680 BBC lady?

00:29:46.620 Listen to this lady 1.00

00:29:47.600 describing and

00:29:49.240 telling the liberal

00:29:50.540 or progressive

00:29:52.900 America to sit 0.93

00:29:55.020 down and relax

00:29:56.420 about Donald Trump.

00:29:57.520 Listen to this.

00:29:58.460 Stop the hysteria

00:30:00.200 around Trump.

00:30:05.140 The fear and fury

00:30:06.980 that has followed

00:30:07.880 Trump's election

00:30:08.860 obscures an

00:30:09.820 understanding of

00:30:10.720 what is happening.

00:30:11.400 Too much sounds

00:30:13.080 like childish

00:30:13.900 name-calling.

00:30:15.120 The rest, like a

00:30:16.460 condemnation of

00:30:17.700 democracy.

00:30:18.860 Too much misses

00:30:19.680 what is unexceptional

00:30:21.100 about his words

00:30:22.140 and his deeds.

00:30:23.740 Plenty of presidents

00:30:25.100 before Trump

00:30:26.040 behaved with

00:30:27.040 impunity.

00:30:28.320 Who lied to the

00:30:29.320 public?

00:30:30.340 Nixon and Clinton.

00:30:31.980 Who declared a war

00:30:33.120 without congressional

00:30:34.040 approval?

00:30:34.980 Truman.

00:30:36.020 Bush declared an

00:30:36.900 open-ended

00:30:37.800 national emergency.

00:30:39.220 Obama continued

00:30:41.040 it. 0.99

00:30:41.920 Trump is obnoxious. 0.99

00:30:44.140 He lacks 0.99

00:30:44.600 statesmanship.

00:30:46.040 But the

00:30:46.440 elegant statesman

00:30:47.780 Obama deported

00:30:48.720 more illegal aliens 0.93

00:30:50.120 than any other

00:30:51.480 president.

00:30:52.340 This isn't to engage

00:30:53.400 in whataboutery.

00:30:55.000 More to illustrate

00:30:55.920 the limited

00:30:56.640 critical response

00:30:57.760 to past presidents

00:30:58.780 in contrast

00:30:59.900 to the frenzied

00:31:01.400 response to

00:31:02.180 Donald Trump.

00:31:03.560 Amid all the

00:31:04.360 outrage, we

00:31:05.420 misunderstand that

00:31:06.520 Trump's win

00:31:07.380 was a reaction

00:31:08.500 against playing

00:31:09.920 the game.

00:31:11.600 He appeals to

00:31:12.580 ignored millions

00:31:13.720 sick of stage

00:31:15.400 managed politics.

00:31:17.000 He is the product

00:31:17.820 of profound

00:31:19.260 changes in

00:31:20.780 politics and

00:31:21.940 the economy.

00:31:23.480 Progressives

00:31:24.140 should expend

00:31:24.820 their energies

00:31:25.560 on tackling

00:31:26.240 serious social

00:31:27.580 problems rather

00:31:29.040 than screaming

00:31:29.960 abuse at Trump

00:31:31.160 and his voters.

00:31:32.920 Trump was

00:31:33.580 elected in a

00:31:34.400 mature democracy

00:31:35.340 with a free

00:31:36.120 press, the rule

00:31:37.320 of law, and

00:31:38.180 an independent

00:31:38.780 judiciary.

00:31:39.940 It is a far

00:31:40.760 cry from 1933.

00:31:43.500 We need to

00:31:44.220 stop panicking

00:31:45.100 and regain

00:31:46.160 historical perspective.

00:31:48.280 That way,

00:31:49.380 Trump's decisions

00:31:50.180 can be subject

00:31:51.020 to democratic

00:31:51.960 debate, and

00:31:53.100 we can find

00:31:54.200 ways to repair

00:31:55.160 the fault lines

00:31:56.080 in our societies.

00:31:58.540 I mean,

00:31:59.300 how fantastic.

00:31:59.960 That's from the

00:32:00.500 BBC.

00:32:01.080 again,

00:32:03.580 England,

00:32:04.240 the reporting

00:32:04.780 in England

00:32:05.260 always giving

00:32:06.400 us better

00:32:07.060 perspective

00:32:07.680 than we have

00:32:09.320 here.

00:32:10.100 It happened

00:32:10.800 under Obama,

00:32:11.860 and I think

00:32:12.320 it's happening

00:32:13.260 in some degree

00:32:14.500 under Trump.

00:32:15.880 They were the

00:32:16.360 only ones

00:32:17.180 that were

00:32:17.620 actually asking

00:32:18.740 tough questions.

00:32:20.280 It was the

00:32:21.000 foreign press

00:32:21.900 that asked

00:32:22.460 the questions

00:32:22.980 of Obama.

00:32:24.060 It's the

00:32:24.900 foreign press

00:32:25.680 here that

00:32:26.760 says he

00:32:27.920 sent back

00:32:31.200 home more 0.80

00:32:32.380 illegal aliens

00:32:33.400 than any

00:32:34.500 other president.

00:32:35.920 If you

00:32:36.820 ask that

00:32:37.380 question of

00:32:38.560 any American,

00:32:39.980 which president

00:32:40.760 sent more

00:32:41.560 illegal aliens

00:32:42.540 home in

00:32:43.520 the last 20

00:32:44.500 years, let

00:32:45.580 alone any

00:32:46.800 other president?

00:32:47.800 It would have

00:32:48.060 said Bush.

00:32:48.600 It would have

00:32:48.880 said Bush.

00:32:49.680 It was Obama.

00:32:51.920 Which is not a

00:32:52.460 bad thing, by the

00:32:53.060 way.

00:32:53.360 Did you even

00:32:54.440 know that,

00:32:54.960 though?

00:32:55.300 No.

00:32:55.800 I mean,

00:32:56.220 I know that

00:32:57.960 they claimed

00:32:58.500 that.

00:32:59.160 I'm not sure

00:32:59.740 I believed it.

00:33:01.180 There's some

00:33:01.520 and I'm trying

00:33:04.600 to remember

00:33:04.940 what it was,

00:33:05.520 but there's

00:33:05.780 some distinction

00:33:06.560 with his

00:33:07.320 deportation numbers

00:33:08.580 that makes it

00:33:09.100 a little bit

00:33:09.580 different,

00:33:10.020 but still.

00:33:11.160 Still, you

00:33:11.820 would think

00:33:12.240 that he was

00:33:12.800 not sending

00:33:13.360 anyone home.

00:33:14.460 Right.

00:33:15.200 And why

00:33:15.680 do we not

00:33:16.900 know that?

00:33:18.340 We don't

00:33:19.500 know that

00:33:20.240 because the

00:33:21.920 left didn't

00:33:22.640 like that.

00:33:24.100 So let's

00:33:25.180 keep that

00:33:25.840 quiet.

00:33:26.820 I'm not

00:33:27.100 saying that

00:33:27.420 the press

00:33:27.840 kept that

00:33:28.280 quiet.

00:33:28.960 The press

00:33:29.420 may not

00:33:29.940 have reported

00:33:30.700 on it,

00:33:31.980 or I mean,

00:33:32.680 they may have

00:33:33.260 reported on it,

00:33:34.160 but we didn't

00:33:35.120 believe it

00:33:35.960 because it

00:33:37.440 was so

00:33:38.220 opposite of

00:33:40.080 what the

00:33:41.100 left wanted.

00:33:42.820 And when you

00:33:43.200 have La Raza 1.00

00:33:44.060 not kicking up

00:33:45.380 a storm and

00:33:46.120 saying this

00:33:46.700 president is

00:33:47.880 doing this

00:33:48.720 to illegal

00:33:49.260 immigrants,

00:33:50.040 you just assume

00:33:51.040 it's not

00:33:51.400 happening.

00:33:51.860 But why

00:33:52.640 didn't La Raza

00:33:53.300 do it?

00:33:53.740 Because La Raza 0.99

00:33:54.480 was happy it

00:33:55.520 was their

00:33:56.000 side doing

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00:35:26.140 Beck

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00:35:32.240 This is the

00:35:33.260 Glenn Beck

00:35:33.780 program.

00:35:34.940 Rand Paul,

00:35:35.780 I've got to

00:35:36.020 give you a

00:35:36.500 clip of

00:35:36.900 another

00:35:37.300 speech.

00:35:38.560 Rand Paul

00:35:39.440 gave a

00:35:39.900 speech a

00:35:40.520 couple weeks

00:35:40.820 ago on

00:35:41.320 the budget

00:35:42.040 that is

00:35:42.600 way out of

00:35:43.400 control from

00:35:43.960 the GOP.

00:35:44.740 here's what

00:35:46.140 he said.

00:35:46.540 Listen.

00:35:47.280 The more

00:35:47.640 things change,

00:35:49.280 the more

00:35:49.600 they seem

00:35:50.100 to stay

00:35:50.500 the same.

00:35:52.060 Republicans

00:35:52.620 won the

00:35:53.880 White House.

00:35:55.300 Republicans

00:35:55.720 control the

00:35:56.880 Senate.

00:35:58.060 Republicans

00:35:58.540 control the

00:35:59.520 House.

00:36:00.980 And what

00:36:01.340 will the

00:36:01.760 first order

00:36:02.800 of business

00:36:03.480 be for the

00:36:04.380 new Republican

00:36:05.160 majority?

00:36:06.300 To pass a

00:36:07.280 budget that

00:36:08.460 never balances.

00:36:10.300 To pass a

00:36:11.140 budget that

00:36:12.060 will add

00:36:12.580 $9.7

00:36:14.480 trillion

00:36:15.240 of new

00:36:16.900 debt over

00:36:17.640 10 years.

00:36:18.700 Oh my

00:36:19.140 God.

00:36:19.480 Is that

00:36:19.940 really what

00:36:20.800 we campaigned

00:36:21.760 on?

00:36:22.420 Is that

00:36:23.040 really what

00:36:23.660 the Republican

00:36:24.280 Party represents?

00:36:26.140 Yes.

00:36:26.440 Our first

00:36:27.260 order of

00:36:27.960 business will

00:36:28.900 be a budget

00:36:29.940 that never

00:36:30.720 balances.

00:36:32.440 A budget

00:36:33.120 that adds

00:36:33.700 $9.7

00:36:35.460 trillion

00:36:36.440 to the

00:36:37.420 debt and

00:36:37.820 they tell

00:36:38.260 us, oh

00:36:38.920 but it's

00:36:39.320 not a

00:36:39.820 budget.

00:36:41.220 Yeah, he

00:36:41.560 goes on to

00:36:41.860 explain it's

00:36:42.200 not a

00:36:42.400 budget.

00:36:42.720 These

00:36:42.920 numbers

00:36:43.220 don't

00:36:43.440 matter is

00:36:43.900 what people

00:36:44.240 keep telling

00:36:44.700 him.

00:36:44.900 He's like,

00:36:45.160 well, if

00:36:45.340 they don't

00:36:45.560 matter, why

00:36:46.020 don't we

00:36:46.220 make the

00:36:46.540 budget good?

00:36:48.180 Let's just

00:36:48.840 put out

00:36:49.160 something that

00:36:49.480 we actually

00:36:49.920 want to

00:36:50.500 happen.

00:36:51.460 Where was

00:36:52.260 that guy

00:36:52.980 during the

00:36:54.000 election?

00:36:54.360 Well, maybe

00:36:54.680 we weren't

00:36:55.140 listening to

00:36:55.700 him.

00:36:56.620 I don't

00:36:56.880 know.

00:36:57.220 But thank

00:36:58.040 goodness for

00:36:58.840 Massey and

00:36:59.560 a few people

00:37:00.200 in the

00:37:00.960 House, the

00:37:02.000 Freedom

00:37:02.300 Caucus, and

00:37:03.520 Mike Lee,

00:37:04.960 Rand Paul,

00:37:05.720 Ted Cruz.

00:37:06.660 Keep

00:37:06.840 pushing.

00:37:07.440 Keep

00:37:07.680 pushing.

00:37:08.980 This is

00:37:09.740 the Glenn

00:37:10.840 Beck

00:37:11.360 program.

00:37:12.860 Mercury.

00:37:27.540 This is the

00:37:28.780 Blaze Radio

00:37:29.540 On Demand.

00:37:31.660 Hello,

00:37:32.420 America.

00:37:32.980 Welcome to

00:37:33.380 the program.

00:37:34.200 Jeff Sessions

00:37:35.080 has recused

00:37:38.740 himself from

00:37:40.140 the investigation

00:37:41.300 into Russia.

00:37:42.840 There's more

00:37:43.800 on that.

00:37:44.460 Pepsi is going

00:37:45.240 to lay off

00:37:45.760 about 100

00:37:46.480 people in

00:37:47.140 Philadelphia.

00:37:48.260 Why?

00:37:49.060 Because of

00:37:49.820 the soda

00:37:50.320 tax.

00:37:51.620 I can say

00:37:52.240 this now

00:37:52.760 because Stu

00:37:54.160 is not in

00:37:54.660 the room.

00:37:55.420 Who would

00:37:55.640 have seen

00:37:55.880 that one

00:37:56.260 coming?

00:37:57.840 Who would

00:37:58.580 have seen

00:37:58.840 that one

00:37:59.280 coming?

00:37:59.580 Colin

00:38:00.500 Kaepernick

00:38:00.980 is reportedly

00:38:02.040 going to

00:38:02.620 stand for

00:38:03.160 the national

00:38:03.620 anthem all

00:38:04.720 next season.

00:38:07.600 Too late,

00:38:08.580 Colin.

00:38:09.300 We'll give you

00:38:09.820 that here in

00:38:10.340 just a second.

00:38:11.360 And the

00:38:11.780 GOP accused

00:38:12.960 of playing

00:38:13.420 hide-and-seek

00:38:14.840 with the

00:38:15.840 Obamacare

00:38:16.840 repeal act.

00:38:18.960 We are going

00:38:20.240 to have

00:38:20.640 Representative

00:38:21.500 Massey from

00:38:22.320 the Freedom

00:38:22.760 Caucus on in

00:38:23.580 just a few

00:38:23.960 minutes.

00:38:24.140 So we begin

00:38:24.480 there right

00:38:25.020 now.

00:38:43.780 The fusion

00:38:44.800 of entertainment

00:38:45.840 and enlightenment.

00:38:47.740 This is

00:38:48.580 the Glenn

00:38:49.440 Beck

00:38:50.460 Program.

00:38:52.460 Hello,

00:38:53.020 America.

00:38:53.300 Got a lot

00:38:53.920 to talk

00:38:54.220 about.

00:38:54.500 I want to

00:38:54.700 talk to

00:38:54.960 you about

00:38:55.200 this amazing

00:38:56.060 video that

00:38:56.640 came out

00:38:57.120 of a Tesla

00:38:58.240 self-driving

00:38:58.960 car that I

00:38:59.780 think saved

00:39:00.380 at least one

00:39:01.540 life on the

00:39:02.360 freeway.

00:39:03.520 It's an

00:39:04.200 amazing video

00:39:05.240 and shows

00:39:05.900 you, A,

00:39:07.540 that the

00:39:07.840 technology is

00:39:08.520 not ready to

00:39:09.140 self-drive.

00:39:09.900 They say,

00:39:10.640 you've got to

00:39:10.940 keep your

00:39:11.200 hands on the

00:39:11.660 wheel.

00:39:11.960 Yeah,

00:39:12.100 it's not

00:39:12.340 ready to

00:39:12.660 self-drive

00:39:13.140 and just

00:39:13.460 watch a

00:39:14.900 movie.

00:39:15.340 This guy's

00:39:15.680 dead asleep

00:39:16.580 at the

00:39:16.900 wheel.

00:39:18.440 But instead

00:39:19.460 of a massive

00:39:20.620 pile-up on

00:39:21.460 the highway,

00:39:21.940 the car

00:39:23.960 runs into

00:39:24.580 the pile,

00:39:25.360 you know,

00:39:25.720 the, what

00:39:26.260 are those

00:39:26.480 called?

00:39:26.800 The concrete

00:39:27.080 pylons?

00:39:27.700 Yeah.

00:39:28.340 And hits

00:39:29.220 that concrete

00:39:29.940 pylon, but

00:39:30.660 it just

00:39:31.520 adjusts.

00:39:32.400 It doesn't

00:39:32.860 overreact and

00:39:33.740 spin out,

00:39:34.480 doesn't go

00:39:34.940 into the

00:39:35.340 next lane.

00:39:36.180 It just

00:39:36.900 adjusts,

00:39:38.160 comes out,

00:39:38.880 and then

00:39:39.480 slowly,

00:39:40.520 safely stops.

00:39:41.560 While it

00:39:41.840 puts on the

00:39:42.280 emergency

00:39:42.640 flashers.

00:39:43.080 Right,

00:39:43.360 immediately

00:39:43.920 puts on the

00:39:44.560 emergency

00:39:44.920 flashers.

00:39:45.480 the guy

00:39:46.340 in the

00:39:46.620 next lane

00:39:47.320 who would

00:39:48.380 have been

00:39:48.660 dead,

00:39:49.500 would have

00:39:49.800 been dead.

00:39:50.160 I think if

00:39:50.560 the person

00:39:51.000 was driving,

00:39:51.820 he would

00:39:52.080 have been

00:39:52.320 dead.

00:39:53.340 They didn't

00:39:54.220 even swerve.

00:39:55.520 It didn't

00:39:56.080 even come out

00:39:56.520 of his lane.

00:39:57.100 I mean,

00:39:57.520 it's amazing

00:39:59.100 what is

00:40:00.140 happening.

00:40:00.960 And I would

00:40:01.260 say it's

00:40:01.480 being promoted

00:40:02.020 more of like

00:40:02.740 a negative,

00:40:03.280 right?

00:40:03.460 Like, look,

00:40:03.840 a Tesla

00:40:04.200 crashed.

00:40:05.100 Yes.

00:40:05.300 Oh, no.

00:40:06.160 And Tesla,

00:40:06.980 if you've seen

00:40:08.240 the construction

00:40:09.040 going on in

00:40:09.720 the Dallas

00:40:10.060 area, you

00:40:10.600 would know.

00:40:11.200 Did this

00:40:11.460 happen here in

00:40:11.960 Dallas?

00:40:12.200 Yeah.

00:40:12.480 Okay.

00:40:12.940 Yeah.

00:40:13.200 So it

00:40:13.880 doesn't make

00:40:14.920 sense.

00:40:15.460 The lane

00:40:15.820 changes.

00:40:16.540 I mean,

00:40:16.920 the Tesla

00:40:17.300 is going

00:40:17.640 along fine.

00:40:18.520 And then all

00:40:18.840 of a sudden

00:40:19.180 there's no

00:40:19.560 lane there.

00:40:20.120 There's a

00:40:20.440 concrete barrier.

00:40:21.720 And so it

00:40:22.180 was supposed

00:40:23.180 to merge

00:40:23.680 over, but

00:40:24.200 it didn't

00:40:24.740 because it's

00:40:25.160 not ready

00:40:25.560 for that

00:40:25.940 yet.

00:40:26.620 So it

00:40:27.000 slammed

00:40:27.420 into the

00:40:27.980 it's

00:40:28.560 sideswiped

00:40:29.440 the concrete.

00:40:30.700 And it's

00:40:31.020 really,

00:40:31.620 it's really

00:40:32.600 truly amazing.

00:40:33.440 It's going

00:40:33.680 to change

00:40:34.060 everything.

00:40:34.420 We have

00:40:34.660 to talk

00:40:34.980 about that

00:40:35.360 sometime

00:40:35.680 in today's

00:40:36.300 show.

00:40:37.000 Yeah.

00:40:37.400 Oh, we

00:40:37.920 have

00:40:38.060 Congressman

00:40:38.500 Massey on

00:40:39.320 the phone

00:40:39.580 now.

00:40:39.840 I thought

00:40:39.920 he was

00:40:41.620 going to

00:40:41.740 be on

00:40:41.960 a little

00:40:42.200 later.

00:40:42.640 Let's

00:40:42.880 grab him

00:40:43.280 while we

00:40:43.760 can.

00:40:44.920 Congressman

00:40:45.360 Massey is

00:40:46.140 traveling.

00:40:48.240 He is

00:40:48.560 one of the

00:40:48.960 good guys

00:40:49.640 in Congress,

00:40:50.780 Freedom

00:40:51.100 Caucus,

00:40:52.340 and can

00:40:54.440 tell us

00:40:54.900 maybe what 0.69

00:40:56.100 the heck

00:40:56.760 is happening

00:40:57.780 with

00:40:59.740 Obamacare

00:41:01.540 and this

00:41:02.040 mysterious

00:41:02.520 bill.

00:41:03.840 Congressman,

00:41:04.440 welcome.

00:41:05.580 Thanks for

00:41:06.140 having me on,

00:41:06.900 Glenn.

00:41:07.240 Sure.

00:41:07.520 Let me tell

00:41:08.780 you what the

00:41:09.200 problem is.

00:41:09.920 It's not that

00:41:10.420 this is going

00:41:10.920 to cost us

00:41:11.580 an election

00:41:12.140 because we

00:41:12.700 all got

00:41:13.200 elected running

00:41:14.140 on repealing

00:41:14.760 Obamacare.

00:41:15.840 The problem

00:41:16.440 is it's going

00:41:17.040 to cost a

00:41:17.580 lot of people

00:41:18.020 money in

00:41:18.900 Washington,

00:41:19.480 D.C.

00:41:19.840 because the

00:41:20.420 insurance lobbies

00:41:21.380 have given

00:41:21.820 so much

00:41:22.480 money.

00:41:23.200 In fact,

00:41:23.660 the committees

00:41:24.240 that are

00:41:24.660 playing hide

00:41:25.200 and seek

00:41:25.560 with this

00:41:25.960 bill right

00:41:26.380 now,

00:41:26.940 they're the

00:41:27.440 committees

00:41:27.780 that receive

00:41:28.520 the most

00:41:29.120 money from

00:41:30.020 the health

00:41:30.740 insurance

00:41:31.120 lobby.

00:41:32.580 How

00:41:32.600 interesting.

00:41:33.380 So are

00:41:33.800 you saying,

00:41:34.420 Congressman,

00:41:35.300 that it's

00:41:35.680 the insurance

00:41:36.360 companies that

00:41:37.140 want Obamacare

00:41:38.320 to remain?

00:41:40.240 Absolutely.

00:41:41.240 I discovered

00:41:41.900 this three years

00:41:42.920 ago.

00:41:43.740 For instance,

00:41:44.260 John Boehner

00:41:44.720 came into a

00:41:45.420 private meeting

00:41:46.060 with us once.

00:41:47.200 We were out

00:41:47.740 in the news,

00:41:48.460 and some of us

00:41:49.320 may have even

00:41:50.040 been on your

00:41:50.560 show,

00:41:51.120 talking about

00:41:51.800 getting rid of

00:41:52.480 these risk

00:41:52.960 corridors.

00:41:54.120 Wouldn't that

00:41:54.820 be a great

00:41:55.380 vote to make

00:41:56.040 the Democrats

00:41:56.680 vote for a

00:41:57.480 corporate bailout?

00:41:58.740 Like, put the

00:41:59.420 risk corridors

00:41:59.940 back up for a

00:42:00.840 vote in Congress.

00:42:02.060 John Boehner came

00:42:02.860 into the meeting

00:42:03.460 and said, 0.99

00:42:04.460 shut it up, 1.00

00:42:05.180 shut it down, 1.00

00:42:05.960 I've got the

00:42:06.860 insurance companies

00:42:07.780 breathing down

00:42:08.440 my neck,

00:42:09.340 I don't want

00:42:10.560 the heat,

00:42:11.140 so just quit

00:42:11.680 talking about

00:42:12.380 taking that

00:42:13.340 vote.

00:42:13.620 We're not

00:42:13.860 going to

00:42:14.060 take it.

00:42:14.580 So they

00:42:14.920 probably don't

00:42:16.440 want to lose

00:42:16.880 the mandate

00:42:17.400 that you

00:42:17.860 must have

00:42:19.160 their product

00:42:20.060 or pay a

00:42:21.500 fine.

00:42:22.240 Exactly.

00:42:23.920 That's right.

00:42:24.860 And think

00:42:25.300 about what's

00:42:25.820 happened here

00:42:26.280 in Kentucky

00:42:26.800 with the

00:42:27.200 Medicaid

00:42:27.500 expansion.

00:42:28.340 See, for

00:42:28.640 a while I

00:42:29.240 couldn't figure

00:42:29.740 this out.

00:42:30.340 I thought,

00:42:30.920 why would

00:42:31.620 the private

00:42:32.420 health insurance

00:42:33.480 companies go

00:42:34.220 along with

00:42:34.720 the deal

00:42:35.240 that took

00:42:35.900 their customers

00:42:36.560 away and put

00:42:37.280 them into

00:42:37.580 Medicaid?

00:42:38.460 But then I

00:42:39.020 found out,

00:42:39.760 when you sign

00:42:40.300 up for

00:42:40.660 Medicaid in

00:42:41.360 Kentucky,

00:42:42.140 you pick

00:42:42.740 either Blue

00:42:43.240 Cross and

00:42:43.820 Blue Shield

00:42:44.340 or Humana

00:42:45.000 because they

00:42:45.720 run the

00:42:46.240 Medicaid.

00:42:48.460 Isn't that

00:42:49.300 fascinating?

00:42:50.840 Wow.

00:42:51.480 So you're not

00:42:52.220 real popular

00:42:52.880 with Humana

00:42:53.660 there in

00:42:54.120 Kentucky.

00:42:56.200 Yeah, well,

00:42:57.260 I've got so

00:42:58.320 many enemies

00:42:59.000 right now.

00:42:59.580 I know.

00:43:00.520 So, so, so,

00:43:02.660 so what, yeah,

00:43:03.580 us two, you're

00:43:04.500 talking to least

00:43:05.680 popular people

00:43:06.560 this time.

00:43:07.380 You think you're

00:43:08.320 not popular,

00:43:09.360 try us on.

00:43:11.300 The, the

00:43:13.920 GOP, do

00:43:16.060 they understand

00:43:16.940 that by

00:43:20.000 repealing

00:43:21.700 pieces of

00:43:22.560 this, it's

00:43:23.180 going to

00:43:24.380 hasten the

00:43:27.240 collapse of

00:43:28.580 the system?

00:43:30.580 Um, I

00:43:31.760 don't know

00:43:32.340 if they

00:43:33.020 understand.

00:43:33.900 You know,

00:43:34.400 what I

00:43:34.680 realized is

00:43:35.260 facts oftentimes

00:43:36.680 don't matter

00:43:37.600 very much in

00:43:38.520 Washington, D.C.

00:43:39.520 because these

00:43:40.420 politicians are

00:43:41.460 under different

00:43:42.040 constraints,

00:43:42.920 money-raising

00:43:43.440 constraints and

00:43:44.220 whatnot.

00:43:46.300 So what do

00:43:46.880 you think,

00:43:47.440 what are we

00:43:47.900 going to come

00:43:48.320 out with?

00:43:49.020 What is it

00:43:49.760 that you

00:43:50.720 believe is in

00:43:51.780 this bill that

00:43:52.420 they, I mean,

00:43:53.080 I can't believe

00:43:54.000 they might as

00:43:54.820 well say,

00:43:55.340 they might as

00:43:55.760 well put Nancy

00:43:56.460 Pelosi out as

00:43:57.380 the spokesperson.

00:43:58.300 You have to

00:43:58.980 pass the

00:43:59.480 bill to see

00:43:59.940 what's in

00:44:00.300 it.

00:44:01.300 And that's

00:44:01.900 what I've

00:44:02.300 been saying

00:44:02.940 that it

00:44:03.300 sounds like.

00:44:04.160 Look, they've

00:44:04.680 got a

00:44:05.040 euphemism for

00:44:06.040 their new

00:44:06.440 entitlement

00:44:06.920 program.

00:44:07.760 It's called

00:44:08.260 monthly

00:44:09.500 refundable tax

00:44:10.880 credits.

00:44:11.720 What is a

00:44:12.200 monthly refundable

00:44:13.300 tax credit?

00:44:14.120 It's a cash

00:44:14.800 payment every

00:44:15.460 month.

00:44:16.580 I mean,

00:44:17.320 basically what

00:44:18.140 we've done is

00:44:18.700 we've conceded

00:44:19.580 to the liberals

00:44:20.180 and the

00:44:20.500 Democrats if

00:44:21.140 we pass this

00:44:21.780 bill that

00:44:22.680 every American

00:44:24.220 deserves or is

00:44:25.620 entitled to a

00:44:27.760 subsidy.

00:44:28.440 There's your

00:44:28.780 basic minimum

00:44:30.180 income.

00:44:31.100 There's your

00:44:31.640 universal basic

00:44:33.020 income.

00:44:34.660 Yes.

00:44:35.280 It's a

00:44:35.880 refundable

00:44:36.520 monthly tax

00:44:37.480 credit.

00:44:37.840 I've never

00:44:38.320 heard of such

00:44:38.960 a thing.

00:44:39.320 What kind of

00:44:40.180 expense does

00:44:41.020 it take to

00:44:42.060 start something

00:44:43.000 up that is

00:44:43.780 giving people

00:44:44.880 a monthly

00:44:46.560 stipend?

00:44:48.720 Well, that's

00:44:49.840 why it goes

00:44:50.600 into the

00:44:51.020 Ways and

00:44:51.420 Means Committee

00:44:52.100 and away from

00:44:52.900 the Energy and

00:44:54.160 Commerce Committee

00:44:54.920 because it's

00:44:55.900 going to take

00:44:56.380 one hell of

00:44:57.000 a tax reform

00:44:58.880 to pay for

00:44:59.480 this.

00:45:02.760 Look, here's

00:45:03.520 what I would

00:45:04.040 do, Glenn.

00:45:05.240 You know,

00:45:05.620 Rand Paul's

00:45:06.140 got a bill

00:45:06.600 out there,

00:45:07.280 and if you

00:45:07.680 go through

00:45:08.220 the elements

00:45:08.780 of his

00:45:09.180 bill, most

00:45:09.920 of the

00:45:11.540 elements have

00:45:12.180 80% support.

00:45:15.880 And so let's

00:45:16.480 put them one

00:45:17.040 at a time on

00:45:17.700 the floor for

00:45:18.540 a vote in

00:45:19.200 the House and

00:45:19.720 the Senate.

00:45:20.240 For instance,

00:45:20.880 should you be

00:45:21.440 able to buy

00:45:21.960 health insurance

00:45:22.540 across state

00:45:23.180 lines?

00:45:23.800 Put that on

00:45:24.280 the floor,

00:45:24.780 just stand

00:45:25.320 alone.

00:45:26.420 You know,

00:45:26.880 if we got

00:45:27.720 gummed up

00:45:28.320 repealing

00:45:28.700 Obamacare,

00:45:29.300 let's put

00:45:29.640 that on

00:45:29.940 the floor

00:45:30.280 next week,

00:45:31.180 see who

00:45:31.680 will vote

00:45:32.100 for it,

00:45:32.920 and make

00:45:33.540 the Democrats

00:45:34.100 vote against

00:45:34.940 that.

00:45:35.500 Or, you

00:45:36.600 know, the

00:45:36.940 health insurance

00:45:37.500 companies have

00:45:38.360 an exemption

00:45:39.240 from the

00:45:39.820 antitrust laws.

00:45:41.160 The doctors

00:45:41.640 don't, the

00:45:42.540 hospitals don't, 1.00

00:45:43.220 but the

00:45:43.420 health insurance

00:45:43.920 companies do.

00:45:44.860 Take away

00:45:45.420 their antitrust

00:45:46.220 exemption, put

00:45:46.900 that on the

00:45:47.420 floor, see if

00:45:48.340 Democrats will 0.92

00:45:49.000 vote for it.

00:45:50.100 You know, how

00:45:50.580 about tax

00:45:51.140 deductibility?

00:45:51.900 If you're a 0.88

00:45:52.400 farmer here in

00:45:53.040 Kentucky and

00:45:53.540 you have to

00:45:53.940 buy your

00:45:54.360 health insurance,

00:45:55.200 why shouldn't

00:45:55.780 you be able

00:45:56.300 to deduct

00:45:56.880 it?

00:45:58.820 So,

00:45:59.560 Congressman

00:46:00.040 Massey from

00:46:00.880 Kentucky, the

00:46:02.140 Freedom Caucus,

00:46:03.540 and one of the

00:46:03.860 good guys that

00:46:04.540 are standing

00:46:05.220 up, what

00:46:08.180 does the

00:46:08.700 average American

00:46:09.960 do?

00:46:11.560 And are you

00:46:12.460 hearing any

00:46:13.360 outrage from

00:46:14.300 your constituents?

00:46:15.280 constituents, it

00:46:15.820 seems that a

00:46:17.880 lot of people

00:46:18.660 that were part

00:46:19.580 of the Tea

00:46:20.120 Party are

00:46:21.100 just falling

00:46:21.800 into lock

00:46:22.400 step and

00:46:22.960 saying, this

00:46:23.640 is okay.

00:46:25.480 I think the

00:46:26.460 outrage is

00:46:27.320 coming.

00:46:28.340 I mean, this

00:46:28.840 is why they've

00:46:29.560 kept it under

00:46:30.180 wraps.

00:46:30.680 It's hard to

00:46:31.560 attack something

00:46:32.480 that doesn't

00:46:33.160 exist.

00:46:34.560 But when they 1.00

00:46:35.380 roll this sucker 0.99

00:46:36.200 out, I think 1.00

00:46:37.480 you're going to

00:46:37.880 see a backlash.

00:46:39.420 Who's going to

00:46:40.180 be the backlash?

00:46:41.420 Going to be the 0.78

00:46:42.340 Democrats or the

00:46:44.420 Republicans.

00:46:45.680 The Republicans,

00:46:46.700 the Democrats,

00:46:47.800 by the way, with

00:46:48.560 this indivisible

00:46:49.440 and whatnot,

00:46:50.160 they're so wound

00:46:50.800 up, they don't

00:46:51.320 even know what

00:46:51.860 they're mad

00:46:52.220 about.

00:46:52.640 They're just

00:46:53.020 protesting

00:46:54.300 whatever they

00:46:55.180 can protest.

00:46:56.140 But the

00:46:56.560 backlash is

00:46:57.320 going to be

00:46:57.840 from the

00:46:58.740 people who

00:46:59.800 voted for

00:47:00.820 Donald Trump

00:47:01.540 for a change.

00:47:02.900 For instance,

00:47:04.100 by the way,

00:47:04.800 Glenn, I was

00:47:05.280 the only

00:47:05.720 Republican this

00:47:06.640 time to vote

00:47:07.500 against Paul

00:47:08.280 Ryan for

00:47:08.760 Speaker.

00:47:10.160 So, you

00:47:11.560 know, and I

00:47:12.060 tweeted when I

00:47:12.820 did that.

00:47:13.280 I said,

00:47:13.680 Americans vote

00:47:15.020 for change

00:47:15.700 and Congress

00:47:16.320 votes for Paul

00:47:17.080 Ryan.

00:47:18.500 Unbelievable.

00:47:19.820 And so that's

00:47:20.580 the dichotomy

00:47:21.340 you've got going

00:47:22.040 on here.

00:47:22.700 You voted

00:47:23.320 against the

00:47:25.100 spending bill,

00:47:26.640 did you not?

00:47:27.620 Yes, I did

00:47:28.280 vote against

00:47:28.860 $9.7 trillion.

00:47:30.860 They said the

00:47:31.620 numbers didn't

00:47:32.280 matter, they 1.00

00:47:32.820 were imaginary.

00:47:33.800 And I said,

00:47:34.120 well, why don't

00:47:34.560 we imagine

00:47:35.100 numbers that

00:47:35.660 balance then?

00:47:37.600 That's great.

00:47:40.200 Oh my gosh.

00:47:41.320 Wow, that

00:47:43.860 sounds like

00:47:44.260 Democrats.

00:47:44.920 The numbers

00:47:45.580 don't matter,

00:47:46.200 they're imaginary.

00:47:47.140 The trillion,

00:47:48.820 the president

00:47:49.980 gave his speech

00:47:50.900 this week,

00:47:51.440 which was

00:47:51.820 widely liked.

00:47:54.060 I mean, I

00:47:54.420 thought the

00:47:54.820 tone was

00:47:55.700 spot on.

00:47:57.220 I really

00:47:57.660 liked the

00:47:58.120 tone of it.

00:47:59.140 But there

00:47:59.440 were a few

00:47:59.740 things in

00:48:00.240 there that,

00:48:00.940 I mean, my

00:48:01.640 eyes were

00:48:02.360 bleeding.

00:48:03.180 One of them

00:48:03.620 was a trillion

00:48:04.900 dollar infrastructure

00:48:06.340 spending.

00:48:08.060 Yeah, I

00:48:08.680 listened to

00:48:09.240 that and I

00:48:10.020 parsed it

00:48:10.500 very carefully.

00:48:11.880 He didn't

00:48:12.500 say that the

00:48:13.180 federal government

00:48:13.860 would spend a

00:48:14.500 trillion dollars.

00:48:15.640 The wording

00:48:16.880 was very careful

00:48:17.620 and he was

00:48:17.960 reading it off

00:48:18.480 the teleprompter,

00:48:19.320 something to the

00:48:19.880 effect that it

00:48:20.360 would cause to

00:48:21.360 be spent a

00:48:22.160 trillion dollars on

00:48:23.020 infrastructure.

00:48:24.420 But let me

00:48:25.080 tell you where

00:48:25.540 you can find it.

00:48:25.940 Wait, wait, wait,

00:48:26.560 wait, wait.

00:48:27.220 How does the

00:48:28.340 federal government

00:48:29.220 cause the

00:48:31.060 private sector to

00:48:32.320 spend a

00:48:32.840 trillion dollars?

00:48:34.180 Yeah, I

00:48:34.700 think maybe

00:48:35.800 through the

00:48:36.680 public-private

00:48:37.420 partnerships,

00:48:38.260 which, by the

00:48:38.800 way, I'm not

00:48:39.700 always a big

00:48:40.300 fan of.

00:48:40.980 Sometimes that's

00:48:41.740 a euphemism for

00:48:42.760 cronyism.

00:48:43.700 But let me

00:48:45.040 tell you where

00:48:45.840 you could find

00:48:46.440 a hundred

00:48:46.740 billion.

00:48:47.680 Because there's

00:48:48.600 a guy who's

00:48:49.700 been in

00:48:50.120 Washington, D.C.,

00:48:51.100 trying to get

00:48:51.680 anybody to

00:48:52.340 listen to him,

00:48:52.940 and nobody

00:48:53.320 will except a

00:48:54.200 few of us.

00:48:54.820 We've spent

00:48:55.340 a hundred

00:48:55.760 billion dollars

00:48:56.660 rebuilding

00:48:57.220 Afghanistan.

00:48:58.700 And when

00:48:59.060 somebody says,

00:48:59.840 oh, there's

00:49:00.240 not much money

00:49:00.960 in foreign aid,

00:49:02.140 it's such a

00:49:02.700 small percent of

00:49:03.400 the budget,

00:49:04.280 they've taken

00:49:05.020 this money for

00:49:05.800 Afghanistan and

00:49:06.580 put it in a

00:49:07.080 different line

00:49:07.700 line of them

00:49:08.220 foreign aid.

00:49:08.960 It's so huge.

00:49:09.980 And we're on

00:49:10.400 the hook for

00:49:12.220 another 10

00:49:12.860 billion in

00:49:13.400 Afghanistan.

00:49:14.040 This is not

00:49:14.560 military spending,

00:49:15.780 this is

00:49:16.200 infrastructure

00:49:16.720 spending in

00:49:17.600 Afghanistan,

00:49:18.120 and to prop

00:49:18.800 up their

00:49:19.060 government.

00:49:19.840 If you

00:49:20.700 brought that

00:49:21.160 back home,

00:49:21.780 that would

00:49:22.100 be another

00:49:22.560 hundred

00:49:22.820 billion over

00:49:23.400 the next

00:49:23.740 ten years.

00:49:25.000 Talking to

00:49:25.340 Congressman Thomas

00:49:25.980 Massey,

00:49:26.560 Congressman,

00:49:27.700 one of the

00:49:28.220 things we keep

00:49:28.700 not hearing

00:49:29.540 about is the

00:49:30.640 tax reform.

00:49:31.340 We keep

00:49:31.580 hearing about

00:49:31.920 Obamacare,

00:49:32.460 we keep

00:49:32.700 hearing about

00:49:33.140 a lot of

00:49:33.540 these other

00:49:33.800 big maternity

00:49:35.600 leave and 0.98

00:49:36.100 all these

00:49:36.380 other programs.

00:49:37.440 We don't

00:49:37.920 hear that much

00:49:38.780 about tax

00:49:39.320 reform.

00:49:39.840 Where does

00:49:40.320 that stand

00:49:40.820 and what are

00:49:41.160 we going to

00:49:41.400 get out of

00:49:41.800 it?

00:49:43.420 Again, when we

00:49:45.260 go into the

00:49:45.920 meetings, it's

00:49:46.520 sort of a

00:49:46.900 hand-wavy

00:49:47.440 thing.

00:49:48.140 There's not a

00:49:48.900 particular bill

00:49:49.760 that we can

00:49:50.440 talk about

00:49:51.220 right now

00:49:51.740 because it

00:49:52.200 hasn't come

00:49:52.680 out.

00:49:53.040 tax reform.

00:49:55.820 What we need

00:49:57.220 desperately is to

00:49:58.860 simplify the

00:49:59.840 tax code.

00:50:01.100 I told people

00:50:02.160 when I

00:50:02.500 campaign, I

00:50:03.180 said, my

00:50:03.500 wife and I

00:50:04.100 graduated from

00:50:04.820 MIT and we

00:50:05.620 can't do our

00:50:06.200 own taxes.

00:50:07.080 There's

00:50:07.260 something wrong

00:50:07.820 with the

00:50:08.120 tax code.

00:50:09.940 That does

00:50:10.880 seem problematic.

00:50:12.360 It's a

00:50:13.000 problem.

00:50:14.040 It's a

00:50:14.340 problem.

00:50:15.260 What about

00:50:15.740 the Barney

00:50:16.180 Frank tax

00:50:16.960 or banking

00:50:18.160 reform?

00:50:19.280 Dodd

00:50:19.480 Frank?

00:50:19.680 Yeah, and

00:50:21.100 Sarbanne-Oxley.

00:50:24.760 The stock

00:50:25.960 market is

00:50:26.560 priced in

00:50:27.420 that that's

00:50:28.840 all going to

00:50:29.220 be repealed.

00:50:30.440 Is that

00:50:31.100 going to

00:50:31.340 happen?

00:50:32.300 You know

00:50:32.780 what?

00:50:33.040 If I give

00:50:33.500 you one

00:50:33.960 glimmer of

00:50:34.940 hope, it

00:50:35.540 would be in

00:50:36.260 repealing

00:50:36.720 regulations

00:50:37.620 like that

00:50:39.380 because I

00:50:39.820 think Trump's

00:50:40.560 agenda overlaps

00:50:41.500 with Paul

00:50:42.080 Ryan's agenda

00:50:42.840 and conservative

00:50:43.880 agenda in the

00:50:45.440 form of

00:50:45.920 repealing

00:50:46.320 regulations.

00:50:47.400 We've been

00:50:47.820 doing a lot

00:50:48.440 with the

00:50:48.740 Congressional

00:50:49.240 Review

00:50:49.560 Act, but

00:50:50.300 we can do

00:50:50.860 so much

00:50:51.580 more.

00:50:52.600 They're

00:50:53.120 thinking too

00:50:53.600 small in

00:50:54.100 Congress.

00:50:54.820 We can

00:50:55.240 defund all

00:50:56.260 of these

00:50:56.540 regulations.

00:50:57.340 You can

00:50:57.640 name the

00:50:58.280 chapter and

00:50:58.900 verse of

00:50:59.500 the regulation

00:51:00.220 you want to

00:51:00.880 defund, and

00:51:01.960 you just put

00:51:02.460 that in the

00:51:03.080 appropriations

00:51:03.820 bill.

00:51:04.920 It doesn't

00:51:06.320 defund it

00:51:06.860 permanently.

00:51:07.520 It will only

00:51:08.080 defund it

00:51:08.720 for that

00:51:09.180 year, and

00:51:09.920 so presumably

00:51:10.640 we would

00:51:11.200 have four

00:51:11.960 years of

00:51:12.400 reprieve.

00:51:13.540 But you

00:51:14.560 can go after

00:51:15.180 every regulation

00:51:16.100 and take

00:51:16.940 60 votes.

00:51:17.840 Here's the

00:51:18.280 problem with

00:51:18.820 that,

00:51:18.980 Congressman.

00:51:21.760 I'm

00:51:22.280 concerned that

00:51:23.220 we're not

00:51:23.780 doing these

00:51:24.400 things the

00:51:24.880 right way, so

00:51:26.080 four years or

00:51:26.940 eight years down

00:51:27.620 the road, the

00:51:28.780 Democrats take

00:51:29.660 control, and it

00:51:30.560 all comes

00:51:31.160 roaring back.

00:51:32.320 We have to

00:51:33.000 get off of

00:51:33.640 this seesaw.

00:51:35.980 Yes.

00:51:36.620 How do we do

00:51:37.380 that?

00:51:37.780 Is anybody

00:51:38.140 thinking about

00:51:39.060 that?

00:51:39.960 We haven't

00:51:40.740 even moved

00:51:41.440 beyond the

00:51:42.040 pen and

00:51:42.420 phone stage

00:51:43.540 of the

00:51:45.080 results of

00:51:45.660 this last

00:51:46.160 election.

00:51:46.620 We do

00:51:47.420 need to

00:51:47.800 get to

00:51:48.100 work in

00:51:48.500 Congress.

00:51:48.900 That's

00:51:49.100 part of

00:51:49.400 what's

00:51:49.740 happening

00:51:50.040 with the

00:51:50.400 Congressional

00:51:50.860 Review

00:51:51.140 Act.

00:51:51.520 I do

00:51:51.840 have to

00:51:52.180 give

00:51:52.340 credit to

00:51:53.880 the

00:51:54.120 Republican

00:51:55.520 leadership for

00:51:56.280 using the

00:51:56.840 Congressional

00:51:57.260 Review Act.

00:51:57.900 For instance,

00:51:58.460 we just

00:51:58.920 undid a

00:52:00.120 rule that

00:52:01.020 prevented

00:52:01.680 four million

00:52:03.180 Social Security

00:52:04.120 recipients from

00:52:04.960 owning a

00:52:05.440 gun.

00:52:06.140 Obama just

00:52:06.720 threw them

00:52:07.060 all into the

00:52:07.600 NICS database

00:52:08.240 and said,

00:52:08.880 if somebody

00:52:09.720 else collects

00:52:10.440 your check

00:52:10.880 for you because

00:52:11.600 you're not

00:52:12.280 competent enough

00:52:13.040 to manage

00:52:13.460 your own

00:52:13.840 funds,

00:52:14.560 then we're

00:52:15.120 going to

00:52:15.340 decide you're

00:52:15.920 too unstable

00:52:17.640 to own a

00:52:18.520 gun.

00:52:18.940 He basically,

00:52:20.560 with his

00:52:20.860 pen and

00:52:21.200 his phone,

00:52:22.100 prevented

00:52:22.360 four million

00:52:22.940 people from

00:52:23.520 owning a

00:52:23.940 gun.

00:52:24.280 We got

00:52:24.760 that repealed

00:52:25.520 with the

00:52:25.800 Congressional

00:52:26.240 Review Act.

00:52:27.140 It's gone

00:52:27.640 forever.

00:52:28.240 They can't

00:52:28.820 pass the

00:52:29.520 rule again. 0.96

00:52:30.380 That's the

00:52:30.700 way the

00:52:30.980 Congressional

00:52:31.500 Review Act

00:52:32.060 works.

00:52:33.000 Once you

00:52:33.340 blow it up, 0.99

00:52:33.980 it's blown 0.86

00:52:34.460 up until

00:52:35.020 it has to

00:52:35.800 go through

00:52:36.100 Congress.

00:52:37.740 Real quick,

00:52:38.580 because I'm

00:52:39.040 out of time,

00:52:39.660 but can you

00:52:40.020 tell me,

00:52:40.420 where do you

00:52:40.900 stand on

00:52:41.280 Jeff Sessions?

00:52:41.840 I support

00:52:43.820 him 100%.

00:52:44.700 This is a

00:52:45.460 crazy witch hunt,

00:52:47.340 in my opinion,

00:52:48.080 going after the 0.65

00:52:49.300 Russians.

00:52:49.780 It sounds like

00:52:50.320 McCarthyism.

00:52:51.580 I met with

00:52:52.240 Russians three 0.97

00:52:52.920 weeks ago.

00:52:53.600 Does that make

00:52:54.260 me complicit or

00:52:56.460 some kind of

00:52:57.000 subversive?

00:52:57.680 Right.

00:52:58.300 I believe the

00:52:59.660 ambassador that

00:53:00.400 they were

00:53:00.660 talking about

00:53:01.340 was in the

00:53:02.980 Senate chamber

00:53:04.140 or the House

00:53:04.660 chamber during

00:53:05.580 the State of

00:53:06.080 the Union.

00:53:06.940 Nobody will

00:53:07.520 admit who

00:53:08.060 invited him,

00:53:08.840 but apparently

00:53:10.460 he was in

00:53:11.020 the crowd

00:53:11.660 that night.

00:53:13.320 You know,

00:53:13.920 we have to

00:53:14.500 vote on

00:53:14.960 foreign policy

00:53:16.300 issues and

00:53:17.180 whether to

00:53:18.140 go to war 0.60

00:53:18.720 or not in

00:53:19.300 Congress.

00:53:19.940 And this is

00:53:20.840 part of our

00:53:21.340 job to talk

00:53:22.040 to other

00:53:22.460 countries.

00:53:22.700 Yeah,

00:53:23.100 right.

00:53:23.780 Congressman

00:53:24.100 Massey,

00:53:24.500 thank you so

00:53:24.940 much.

00:53:25.200 Thanks for

00:53:25.420 making time

00:53:25.820 this morning

00:53:26.140 for us.

00:53:26.540 Appreciate it.

00:53:27.040 Thank you,

00:53:27.300 Glenn.

00:53:27.820 Congressman

00:53:28.260 Thomas

00:53:29.960 Massey from

00:53:30.760 Kentucky,

00:53:32.060 Louie

00:53:32.280 Gohmer is

00:53:32.640 going to be

00:53:32.900 joining us

00:53:33.460 in a little

00:53:34.440 while as well,

00:53:35.320 and our

00:53:35.980 Texas

00:53:36.420 Independence 0.62

00:53:36.900 final of

00:53:37.520 the series

00:53:38.080 coming up

00:53:39.400 in just a

00:53:40.340 second.

00:53:40.620 Why are

00:53:40.900 people moving

00:53:41.480 to Texas?

00:53:42.600 You'll

00:53:42.900 understand in

00:53:44.100 just about

00:53:44.880 10 minutes.

00:53:45.900 Now this,

00:53:47.000 what do you

00:53:47.600 hold most

00:53:48.260 dear and

00:53:49.080 how do you

00:53:49.580 protect those

00:53:50.320 items?

00:53:50.860 I'm talking

00:53:51.340 about items,

00:53:51.980 I'm not

00:53:52.180 talking about

00:53:52.640 people.

00:53:53.880 In case of

00:53:54.580 a disaster,

00:53:55.740 what happens

00:53:56.760 to your

00:53:57.140 marriage certificate?

00:53:57.940 What happens

00:53:58.460 to all of

00:53:59.260 your pictures?

00:54:00.040 What happens

00:54:00.560 to all of

00:54:01.600 your valuables?

00:54:03.940 Mine are in

00:54:04.680 my liberty

00:54:05.200 safe.

00:54:06.900 Well,

00:54:07.120 now you've

00:54:07.480 blown the

00:54:08.000 That's

00:54:08.320 where mine

00:54:08.620 are.

00:54:09.520 Alright,

00:54:09.880 so Stu,

00:54:10.560 let me do

00:54:11.140 this with

00:54:11.480 you.

00:54:11.880 So what

00:54:12.480 happens to

00:54:13.440 all of

00:54:13.780 your pictures?

00:54:15.340 I got it,

00:54:16.120 I got it.

00:54:16.520 What happens

00:54:18.120 with you,

00:54:19.700 Stu?

00:54:19.960 I don't

00:54:20.220 have any

00:54:20.520 valuables,

00:54:21.100 sadly.

00:54:22.860 Okay, 1.00

00:54:23.200 shut up. 1.00

00:54:24.120 What happens 1.00

00:54:24.560 to you,

00:54:25.040 Jeffy?

00:54:25.400 I'm thinking

00:54:25.860 of my

00:54:26.140 liberty

00:54:26.420 safe,

00:54:27.020 Glenn.

00:54:27.780 He's got

00:54:28.160 the fat 0.95

00:54:28.500 boy. 0.89

00:54:28.680 I have

00:54:28.880 the fat 0.90

00:54:29.300 boy. 0.99

00:54:29.740 He's got

00:54:29.900 the fat 0.95

00:54:30.220 boy. 0.99

00:54:30.780 That sounds

00:54:32.580 like a joke,

00:54:33.860 but sadly

00:54:34.760 it's not.

00:54:35.500 It's not a joke.

00:54:36.080 It's not a joke.

00:54:37.060 He owns the 0.93

00:54:37.560 fat boy.

00:54:38.240 It's a great

00:54:38.780 safe.

00:54:39.300 We put the

00:54:39.740 things in our

00:54:40.400 liberty safe

00:54:40.960 as well.

00:54:41.340 Do your

00:54:41.600 homework like

00:54:42.140 all of us

00:54:42.560 did.

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00:54:48.440 I love that.

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00:54:52.420 I need about

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00:54:56.520 for what?

00:54:57.660 I was just

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00:54:58.900 I have nothing

00:54:59.680 to put in

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00:55:00.400 I just want

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00:55:29.000 I was

00:55:29.680 talking to

00:55:30.120 a guy who

00:55:30.980 called the

00:55:33.080 Asian

00:55:33.480 contagion

00:55:34.720 back in

00:55:35.780 the 90s

00:55:36.460 then called

00:55:37.480 in 2006

00:55:38.580 the bubble

00:55:39.360 of eight

00:55:40.020 and asked

00:55:42.400 him,

00:55:42.900 you know,

00:55:43.120 how do you

00:55:43.440 feel about

00:55:44.240 what's happening

00:55:45.680 now?

00:55:46.820 Tell me about

00:55:47.200 the stock

00:55:47.640 market.

00:55:47.960 And he

00:55:49.260 said it's

00:55:50.640 way

00:55:51.320 overpriced.

00:55:52.500 And I

00:55:53.180 said I'm

00:55:53.540 talking to

00:55:54.040 stockbrokers

00:55:54.620 and they

00:55:54.920 say it's

00:55:55.280 and he

00:55:55.540 said of

00:55:55.900 course they're

00:55:56.320 saying that.

00:55:57.440 He said but

00:55:57.920 every good

00:55:58.820 thing that

00:55:59.400 could possibly

00:56:00.460 happen with

00:56:01.520 Donald Trump

00:56:02.160 has been

00:56:03.160 baked in.

00:56:04.500 A big

00:56:05.140 tax cut.

00:56:06.220 A repeal of

00:56:06.960 Sarbanes-Oxley.

00:56:08.020 I noticed

00:56:08.480 Congressman

00:56:08.920 Massey just 0.99

00:56:09.540 blew by the

00:56:10.700 Sarbanes-Oxley

00:56:12.000 talk with you.

00:56:13.740 I'll tell you

00:56:13.960 that.

00:56:14.180 It's a

00:56:14.580 really big

00:56:15.300 deal.

00:56:15.720 You repeal

00:56:16.420 that and

00:56:18.520 money is

00:56:19.500 available now

00:56:20.600 through financial

00:56:21.360 institutions that

00:56:22.360 they're spending

00:56:22.820 on regulation.

00:56:23.920 However,

00:56:25.220 everybody has

00:56:26.460 already baked

00:56:27.380 that in.

00:56:28.680 Every corporation,

00:56:30.080 everybody has

00:56:31.180 baked in all

00:56:32.360 of these things

00:56:33.120 happening.

00:56:34.400 So if they

00:56:34.940 don't, if the

00:56:36.240 tax cut isn't

00:56:36.940 as big as

00:56:37.420 thought or

00:56:39.380 they don't

00:56:39.980 repeal,

00:56:40.480 come down,

00:56:41.100 they start to

00:56:43.000 not do some

00:56:44.100 of these

00:56:44.420 things,

00:56:45.120 then all

00:56:46.220 those, that

00:56:47.540 stock that

00:56:48.380 jumped from

00:56:48.860 what, 17 to

00:56:49.960 21 goes

00:56:51.220 away.

00:56:52.360 There's no

00:56:52.820 reason for

00:56:53.300 them not to

00:56:53.780 do these

00:56:54.260 things.

00:56:55.040 They've got

00:56:55.580 the power,

00:56:56.380 they've got

00:56:56.680 the numbers.

00:56:57.120 Oh my gosh.

00:56:57.800 Get it done.

00:56:58.480 How many times

00:56:59.320 do we have to

00:56:59.880 go through

00:57:00.220 this?

00:57:00.660 And we

00:57:00.960 always make

00:57:02.140 the same

00:57:02.540 excuse.

00:57:03.160 We did it

00:57:03.900 under George

00:57:04.380 W. Bush.

00:57:05.100 Yeah.

00:57:05.880 Well, now,

00:57:06.940 wait a minute.

00:57:07.580 You don't have

00:57:08.220 to.

00:57:08.520 We don't want

00:57:08.580 to steamroll

00:57:09.440 the minority.

00:57:10.480 Look what they

00:57:11.020 did.

00:57:11.220 They don't

00:57:11.540 want it.

00:57:12.120 Look what

00:57:12.540 they did.

00:57:13.240 They steamrolled

00:57:13.820 the minority.

00:57:15.140 It is March

00:57:15.720 3rd, however.

00:57:16.720 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:57:17.160 I mean, we're

00:57:17.660 only, what, six

00:57:18.880 weeks into this

00:57:19.600 thing.

00:57:19.800 I have very

00:57:21.760 little confidence

00:57:22.480 in the Republicans

00:57:23.460 in Congress

00:57:24.160 and the Senate.

00:57:25.380 Let's see them

00:57:26.240 go to work.

00:57:27.200 Let's see them

00:57:28.020 go to work.

00:57:28.940 Do it.

00:57:29.520 Back in just a

00:57:30.260 second, Texas

00:57:30.820 history, final

00:57:31.520 chapter.

00:57:31.840 We are one.

00:57:35.140 The Glenn Beck

00:57:36.000 program.

00:57:38.280 Look your

00:57:39.040 head.

00:57:40.480 There were two

00:57:48.020 men that made

00:57:49.420 an enormous impact

00:57:50.840 in the history

00:57:51.500 of the Republic

00:57:52.420 and the state

00:57:53.540 of Texas

00:57:54.040 in just a very

00:57:55.260 short time

00:57:55.980 that they each

00:57:56.540 had there.

00:57:57.680 The men,

00:57:59.060 Davy Crockett

00:57:59.820 and Jim Bowie.

00:58:02.460 Davy Crockett

00:58:03.440 was born in

00:58:04.760 1796.

00:58:06.080 He was hard-working

00:58:07.120 and an adventurous

00:58:08.080 kid from an early

00:58:09.280 age.

00:58:10.140 He was just about

00:58:10.740 12 years old

00:58:11.560 when his father

00:58:12.240 indentured him

00:58:13.280 out to Jacob

00:58:14.520 Seiler to help

00:58:15.740 pay huge debts

00:58:16.920 that his father

00:58:17.720 had built up.

00:58:19.000 Seiler took

00:58:19.760 young Davy

00:58:20.460 on a 400-mile

00:58:22.040 cattle drive

00:58:22.920 to Virginia.

00:58:24.140 When he finished,

00:58:25.100 the 12-year-old Davy

00:58:26.360 made his way

00:58:27.280 all the way

00:58:27.980 back home

00:58:28.560 on his own.

00:58:30.880 Upon his return,

00:58:31.720 his father enrolled

00:58:32.460 him in school

00:58:33.120 where he got into

00:58:34.140 a fight

00:58:34.560 with another

00:58:35.020 student

00:58:35.420 and he skipped

00:58:36.580 school the next

00:58:37.380 day and when

00:58:37.820 his father found

00:58:38.520 out,

00:58:39.260 he set out

00:58:39.820 to whip Davy.

00:58:41.140 But Davy

00:58:41.680 outran his father

00:58:42.660 and just kept

00:58:44.100 going,

00:58:44.960 joining another

00:58:45.860 cattle drive.

00:58:47.380 He would find

00:58:47.900 work on various

00:58:48.820 cattle drives

00:58:49.540 and as a ranch

00:58:50.460 hand out on his

00:58:51.820 own over the

00:58:52.460 next four years.

00:58:54.000 At 16,

00:58:55.220 he wondered if

00:58:55.960 Dad had finally

00:58:57.060 put the belt away.

00:58:58.340 He returned home

00:58:59.180 to Tennessee.

00:59:00.480 When Davy

00:59:01.060 got back

00:59:01.780 to the tavern,

00:59:03.040 it was nighttime

00:59:05.240 and the evening

00:59:05.920 meal was being

00:59:06.720 served to the

00:59:07.960 herders and

00:59:08.500 teamsters.

00:59:10.400 He moved

00:59:11.280 unannounced

00:59:11.880 into the tavern

00:59:12.700 and sat down

00:59:14.040 amidst the

00:59:14.800 other men.

00:59:16.180 I had been

00:59:17.040 gone so long

00:59:18.240 and had grown

00:59:19.040 so much

00:59:19.920 that the family

00:59:21.060 did not at

00:59:21.980 first know me

00:59:22.720 and another

00:59:23.760 and perhaps

00:59:24.480 a stronger

00:59:25.020 reason was

00:59:25.840 they had no

00:59:26.900 thought or

00:59:27.500 expectation of me

00:59:28.680 for they had

00:59:29.540 all long

00:59:30.260 given me up

00:59:31.040 for finally

00:59:31.660 lost.

00:59:33.040 Davy Crockett.

00:59:35.400 So he got

00:59:36.300 inside the tavern

00:59:37.020 sat amongst

00:59:37.840 the other

00:59:38.160 travelers at

00:59:38.840 the same

00:59:39.200 table with

00:59:39.760 the family.

00:59:41.060 Finally,

00:59:42.000 one of his

00:59:42.700 sisters looked

00:59:44.040 at him,

00:59:44.840 recognized his

00:59:45.420 features and

00:59:46.060 discovered she

00:59:47.080 had just found

00:59:48.080 her long lost

00:59:49.220 brother David.

00:59:50.680 After staying

00:59:51.520 to work off

00:59:52.080 more of his

00:59:52.860 father's debts

00:59:53.660 for two other

00:59:54.780 debtors,

00:59:55.800 Crockett set

00:59:56.400 out on his

00:59:56.860 own again,

00:59:58.160 this time

00:59:58.840 for good.

01:00:00.500 Soon after

01:00:00.940 leaving his

01:00:01.420 family,

01:00:01.720 Crockett met

01:00:02.640 and married

01:00:03.400 the love

01:00:04.080 of his

01:00:04.480 life,

01:00:05.420 Polly

01:00:05.680 Finley.

01:00:07.100 David and

01:00:07.840 Polly started 0.90

01:00:08.520 their family

01:00:09.100 and moved

01:00:09.940 around the

01:00:10.440 state frequently.

01:00:11.860 Then,

01:00:12.320 during the

01:00:12.640 War of

01:00:12.960 1812,

01:00:14.160 war broke

01:00:14.880 out in

01:00:15.300 parts of

01:00:15.700 the South

01:00:16.120 with the

01:00:16.480 Indians who

01:00:17.160 had sided

01:00:17.860 with the

01:00:18.220 British.

01:00:18.820 And at

01:00:19.280 an outpost

01:00:19.940 called

01:00:20.320 Fort Mims,

01:00:21.920 the Creek

01:00:22.520 Indians,

01:00:23.460 supplied by

01:00:24.100 the British,

01:00:24.800 massacred

01:00:25.360 400 men,

01:00:26.720 women, 1.00

01:00:27.300 and children.

01:00:28.600 This

01:00:28.920 incensed

01:00:29.820 the citizens

01:00:30.420 of Tennessee

01:00:31.020 and surrounding

01:00:31.960 states.

01:00:32.560 So,

01:00:32.920 Crockett,

01:00:33.480 and of course

01:00:34.080 many others,

01:00:35.120 joined the

01:00:35.600 fight.

01:00:36.220 The warriors

01:00:36.860 came yelling

01:00:37.540 on and

01:00:38.340 continued till

01:00:39.100 they were

01:00:39.440 within shot

01:00:40.040 of us.

01:00:40.640 And we

01:00:40.920 fired and 0.98

01:00:41.660 killed a

01:00:42.020 considerable

01:00:42.420 number of

01:00:43.000 them.

01:00:43.540 They broke

01:00:44.180 and ran

01:00:44.520 across our

01:00:45.080 line where

01:00:45.920 they were

01:00:46.240 fired on.

01:00:47.320 And so we

01:00:47.800 kept them

01:00:48.240 running under

01:00:49.000 heavy fire

01:00:49.800 until we

01:00:50.560 had killed

01:00:50.940 upwards of

01:00:51.440 400 of

01:00:52.300 them.

01:00:53.520 Davy Crockett.

01:00:54.840 Davy Crockett

01:00:55.840 became an

01:00:56.720 instant hero.

01:00:57.800 Davy took

01:00:58.440 his new

01:00:58.840 family west

01:00:59.680 to Lawrence

01:01:01.940 County,

01:01:02.420 Tennessee,

01:01:03.320 and settled

01:01:03.840 along fast

01:01:05.320 moving

01:01:05.640 Shoal Creek.

01:01:08.060 The Patton

01:01:09.000 family was

01:01:09.520 a prosperous

01:01:10.000 one.

01:01:11.060 And Elizabeth

01:01:11.560 had some

01:01:12.140 money.

01:01:13.660 And Davy

01:01:14.120 used this

01:01:14.640 inheritance to

01:01:15.660 set up a

01:01:16.420 gristmill.

01:01:18.920 Crockett

01:01:19.560 would eventually

01:01:20.300 be elected to

01:01:21.100 three terms

01:01:22.080 in the United

01:01:22.580 States Congress

01:01:23.380 representing his

01:01:24.480 district in

01:01:25.160 Tennessee.

01:01:25.840 And he took

01:01:26.560 his duties

01:01:27.040 seriously.

01:01:28.400 To him,

01:01:29.260 taxpayer funds

01:01:30.200 were sacred

01:01:30.900 and they

01:01:31.540 weren't to be

01:01:31.980 used in any

01:01:32.800 way outside

01:01:33.420 of the

01:01:33.880 constitutionally

01:01:34.900 mandated ways.

01:01:36.080 Can you

01:01:36.560 even imagine

01:01:37.660 somebody actually

01:01:38.400 believing that?

01:01:39.620 He was so

01:01:40.260 committed to

01:01:40.920 the principle

01:01:41.420 that he even

01:01:42.440 voted no

01:01:43.240 on an act

01:01:43.940 of Congress

01:01:44.420 that would

01:01:44.900 give $100,000

01:01:46.320 in federal

01:01:47.080 funds to the

01:01:47.900 widow of one

01:01:48.620 of the biggest

01:01:49.240 heroes in

01:01:49.880 American history,

01:01:51.500 Navy

01:01:51.780 Commodore

01:01:52.360 Stephen

01:01:53.000 Decatur.

01:01:54.300 Decatur was

01:01:55.260 revered in

01:01:56.260 the United

01:01:56.580 States and

01:01:57.120 helping his

01:01:57.720 widow after

01:01:58.300 he was

01:01:58.620 killed in

01:01:59.100 a duel by

01:01:59.820 another Navy 0.92

01:02:00.760 Commodore was

01:02:01.700 wildly popular.

01:02:04.000 Crockett wouldn't

01:02:04.900 cave in to

01:02:05.560 popular opinion.

01:02:06.960 His no vote

01:02:07.840 was so unpopular

01:02:09.040 with his

01:02:09.480 constituents that

01:02:10.360 he lost his

01:02:11.160 bid to be

01:02:11.660 elected to a

01:02:12.400 fourth term and

01:02:13.720 had to be sent

01:02:14.200 home to Tennessee

01:02:14.900 where he famously

01:02:16.180 proclaimed,

01:02:17.280 since you've

01:02:17.780 chosen to elect

01:02:18.720 a man with a

01:02:19.740 timber toe to

01:02:21.080 succeed me,

01:02:22.360 you can all go 1.00

01:02:23.180 to hell, 1.00

01:02:24.180 I'm going to 1.00

01:02:24.980 Texas.

01:02:26.440 By the way,

01:02:27.520 Decatur had

01:02:28.020 left his wife

01:02:28.700 with a fortune

01:02:29.660 of $75,000

01:02:31.140 which is the

01:02:32.440 equivalent of

01:02:33.380 $1.8 million

01:02:34.960 today,

01:02:36.200 and that's

01:02:36.700 before Congress

01:02:37.500 gave her $100,000

01:02:39.440 which would have

01:02:40.520 more than

01:02:41.080 doubled her

01:02:41.840 fortune.

01:02:43.200 Crockett left

01:02:43.960 with 30 others

01:02:44.800 the next day,

01:02:45.940 bound for Texas.

01:02:47.840 Initially,

01:02:48.620 his intent was

01:02:49.320 to scout out a

01:02:49.920 place to bring

01:02:50.580 his wife and

01:02:51.100 children to live,

01:02:51.900 but upon his

01:02:52.820 arrival,

01:02:53.700 his fame

01:02:54.260 preceded him

01:02:55.120 and he was

01:02:55.560 met by crowds

01:02:56.620 of admirers.

01:02:58.140 Crockett was

01:02:58.640 quickly caught up

01:02:59.580 in the cause

01:03:00.020 of Texas

01:03:00.500 independence

01:03:01.000 and he swore

01:03:01.880 an oath to

01:03:02.600 the new

01:03:02.900 provisional

01:03:03.460 Texas government.

01:03:05.060 Always up

01:03:05.540 for a good

01:03:05.960 fight,

01:03:06.820 he decided

01:03:07.300 to join

01:03:07.940 Colonel

01:03:08.340 William Travis

01:03:09.260 in San

01:03:09.940 Antonio

01:03:10.460 at the

01:03:11.260 Alamo.

01:03:12.460 During the

01:03:13.160 13-day siege,

01:03:14.880 Colonel Travis

01:03:15.600 wrote that

01:03:16.320 Crockett was

01:03:17.160 everywhere in

01:03:17.840 the Alamo,

01:03:18.620 animating the

01:03:19.280 men to do

01:03:20.020 their duty.

01:03:20.640 It was also

01:03:21.960 reported that

01:03:22.700 he killed at

01:03:23.200 least five

01:03:23.760 Mexicans in 0.99

01:03:24.580 succession as

01:03:25.480 each of them

01:03:26.040 tried unsuccessfully

01:03:27.320 to reach a

01:03:27.920 Mexican cannon 0.67

01:03:28.840 that was right

01:03:29.420 outside the

01:03:29.900 Alamo,

01:03:30.580 each of them

01:03:31.020 trying to

01:03:31.400 fire it.

01:03:32.440 Accounts from

01:03:33.080 the few

01:03:33.520 survivors of

01:03:34.400 the Alamo on

01:03:35.080 how Crockett

01:03:35.760 died during

01:03:36.440 the final

01:03:36.900 battle vary.

01:03:38.240 Susanna

01:03:38.580 Dickinson said

01:03:39.380 that Crockett

01:03:39.820 died while

01:03:40.480 firing at the 0.98

01:03:41.520 oncoming Mexicans 1.00

01:03:42.540 from outside

01:03:43.320 of the Alamo.

01:03:44.700 Travis's slave,

01:03:45.840 a man named

01:03:46.320 Joe,

01:03:47.000 the only male

01:03:47.820 Texan to

01:03:48.560 survive the

01:03:49.240 slaughter,

01:03:50.060 claimed that

01:03:50.500 Crockett died

01:03:51.180 in a room

01:03:51.880 inside the

01:03:52.700 Alamo surrounded

01:03:53.380 by 16 dead

01:03:54.340 Mexicans that 0.87

01:03:55.100 he had killed 0.99

01:03:55.600 with his rifle,

01:03:56.520 pistol,

01:03:56.920 and knives.

01:03:58.100 But whatever

01:03:58.640 the truth about

01:03:59.520 the way Davy

01:04:00.240 Crockett lost

01:04:00.980 his life on

01:04:01.740 March 6,

01:04:02.380 1836,

01:04:03.500 like the state

01:04:04.260 itself,

01:04:05.400 he was a

01:04:06.520 legendary

01:04:07.100 larger-than-life

01:04:08.380 figure.

01:04:09.720 Another

01:04:10.320 larger-than-life

01:04:11.180 figure,

01:04:11.800 a native

01:04:12.180 Kentuckian,

01:04:13.060 Jim Bowie,

01:04:13.880 also sealed

01:04:14.740 his fate at

01:04:15.660 the Alamo.

01:04:16.080 In 1814,

01:04:18.020 at the age

01:04:18.580 of 18,

01:04:19.500 Jim and his

01:04:19.940 brother headed

01:04:20.540 to New Orleans

01:04:21.280 to answer

01:04:21.840 Andrew Jackson's

01:04:23.080 call to fight

01:04:23.720 the British

01:04:24.180 in the War

01:04:24.660 of 1812.

01:04:25.820 But by the

01:04:26.340 time that they

01:04:26.900 arrived,

01:04:27.720 the fighting

01:04:28.140 was over.

01:04:29.500 But Jim

01:04:30.060 decided to

01:04:30.740 stay in

01:04:31.220 Louisiana.

01:04:32.520 In 1819,

01:04:33.740 he joined an

01:04:34.420 expedition to

01:04:35.240 liberate Texas

01:04:36.140 from Spain.

01:04:37.480 No, not

01:04:37.980 Mexico,

01:04:38.720 Spain.

01:04:39.520 And arriving

01:04:40.160 in Nacogdoches,

01:04:41.120 Texas,

01:04:41.660 they encountered

01:04:42.500 very little

01:04:43.440 resistance and

01:04:44.240 declared Texas

01:04:45.080 an independent

01:04:45.880 republic.

01:04:46.900 They went

01:04:47.460 home to

01:04:47.900 Louisiana before

01:04:48.700 the Spanish

01:04:49.180 troops arrived

01:04:50.000 to reclaim

01:04:50.620 the area.

01:04:52.200 Bowie had

01:04:52.740 become nationally

01:04:53.640 famous while

01:04:54.420 attending a duel

01:04:55.240 between two

01:04:55.800 doctors in

01:04:56.400 Mississippi.

01:04:57.460 He was there

01:04:58.080 as a friend

01:04:58.960 and an ally

01:04:59.540 of one of

01:05:00.000 the doctors,

01:05:00.620 and the

01:05:01.060 sheriff of

01:05:01.720 the Louisiana

01:05:02.260 township where

01:05:03.040 he lived,

01:05:03.660 Norris Wright,

01:05:04.740 was an ally

01:05:05.400 of the other

01:05:06.200 doctor.

01:05:07.600 Well,

01:05:07.800 Bowie and

01:05:08.180 Wright had

01:05:08.680 been at odds

01:05:09.360 ever since

01:05:09.860 Bowie had

01:05:10.280 supported Wright's

01:05:10.980 opponent for

01:05:11.800 sheriff.

01:05:12.560 The duel

01:05:13.000 began and

01:05:13.720 the doctors

01:05:14.160 fired at each

01:05:14.900 other twice,

01:05:15.660 each missing

01:05:16.220 on both

01:05:16.660 shots.

01:05:17.520 So,

01:05:18.040 they dropped

01:05:18.540 their weapons,

01:05:19.240 they met in

01:05:19.720 the middle,

01:05:20.240 and they shook

01:05:20.700 hands.

01:05:21.720 However,

01:05:22.460 those gathered

01:05:23.060 to support

01:05:23.680 them and

01:05:24.380 witness the

01:05:24.960 duel began

01:05:26.020 an outright

01:05:26.680 brawl. 0.67

01:05:28.200 Bowie was

01:05:28.840 quickly shot

01:05:29.660 in the hip,

01:05:30.480 but he got

01:05:30.880 up,

01:05:31.340 drew his

01:05:31.740 massive,

01:05:32.400 soon-to-be

01:05:32.980 nine-and-a-quarter

01:05:34.080 inch-long,

01:05:35.180 one-and-a-half-inch

01:05:36.120 wide knife.

01:05:37.500 He charged

01:05:38.140 his attacker,

01:05:38.820 who hit Bowie

01:05:39.440 over the head

01:05:40.100 with his empty 0.99

01:05:40.660 pistol,

01:05:41.180 breaking the pistol,

01:05:42.280 and knocking

01:05:42.740 Bowie to the

01:05:43.420 ground.

01:05:44.900 Sheriff Wright

01:05:45.700 joined the

01:05:46.640 effort and

01:05:47.380 shot at Bowie

01:05:48.160 while he was

01:05:48.920 laying on the

01:05:49.380 ground,

01:05:49.620 but he missed,

01:05:50.440 and Bowie

01:05:50.860 returned fire,

01:05:52.000 hitting Wright.

01:05:53.320 Wright then

01:05:53.940 drew his

01:05:54.460 sword cane

01:05:55.380 and rammed it

01:05:56.580 through Bowie's

01:05:57.300 chest,

01:05:57.860 impaling him.

01:05:59.300 As Wright

01:05:59.900 attempted to

01:06:00.680 retrieve his

01:06:01.600 blade by

01:06:02.140 placing his

01:06:02.780 foot on

01:06:03.320 Bowie's chest

01:06:04.040 and yanking 1.00

01:06:04.700 it out,

01:06:05.500 the badly

01:06:06.040 wounded Bowie

01:06:06.800 pulled him

01:06:07.360 down to the

01:06:07.820 ground with

01:06:08.460 him and

01:06:09.260 disemboweled

01:06:10.180 Wright with

01:06:10.720 his huge

01:06:11.420 what we

01:06:12.020 now call

01:06:12.680 a Bowie

01:06:13.520 knife.

01:06:14.880 Wright died

01:06:15.580 instantly,

01:06:16.620 and Bowie,

01:06:17.340 with Wright's

01:06:18.060 sword still

01:06:18.700 protruding from

01:06:19.520 his chest,

01:06:20.180 was shot again

01:06:21.160 and stabbed

01:06:22.000 by another

01:06:22.820 member of the

01:06:23.540 group.

01:06:24.940 Incredibly,

01:06:25.700 somehow or

01:06:26.200 another,

01:06:26.460 the doctors

01:06:26.920 who had

01:06:27.420 started the

01:06:28.140 whole thing

01:06:28.700 by deciding

01:06:29.600 to duel in

01:06:30.240 the first

01:06:30.600 place,

01:06:31.380 removed the

01:06:32.040 bullets and

01:06:32.720 patched

01:06:33.220 Bowie's

01:06:33.580 other wounds.

01:06:34.400 Shortly after

01:06:38.360 the now

01:06:39.060 famous

01:06:39.560 sandbar

01:06:40.400 fight,

01:06:40.980 Jim Bowie,

01:06:41.700 now 35

01:06:42.320 years old,

01:06:43.380 headed for

01:06:43.880 Texas.

01:06:44.900 There he

01:06:45.600 recuperated from

01:06:46.720 the multiple

01:06:47.200 serious wounds

01:06:48.100 that he had

01:06:48.540 received,

01:06:49.180 and while

01:06:49.580 mending,

01:06:50.520 he met and

01:06:51.100 married the

01:06:51.780 19-year-old

01:06:52.840 daughter of

01:06:53.600 the vice

01:06:54.040 governor of

01:06:54.720 Texas.

01:06:55.840 They moved

01:06:56.360 into her

01:06:56.840 parents'

01:06:57.420 San Antonio

01:06:57.940 palace and

01:06:58.840 had two

01:06:59.220 children.

01:07:00.580 While Bowie

01:07:01.080 was away on

01:07:01.720 a business

01:07:02.140 trip,

01:07:02.780 he heard that

01:07:03.380 there was a

01:07:03.800 cholera,

01:07:04.400 outbreak in

01:07:05.120 Texas.

01:07:06.140 Fearing that

01:07:06.700 it would

01:07:06.920 hit San

01:07:07.300 Antonio,

01:07:08.040 he sent

01:07:08.440 his wife

01:07:08.840 and his

01:07:09.100 children to

01:07:09.660 his parents'

01:07:10.360 estate in

01:07:11.260 Monclovia,

01:07:12.040 Mexico,

01:07:12.960 as the

01:07:13.400 epidemic was

01:07:14.320 headed to

01:07:14.860 San Antonio.

01:07:16.480 Sadly,

01:07:17.300 and ironically,

01:07:18.400 the entire

01:07:18.920 family fell

01:07:19.660 victim to

01:07:20.220 the cholera

01:07:20.720 epidemic in

01:07:21.660 Monclovia,

01:07:22.820 and all of

01:07:23.480 them,

01:07:23.760 including her

01:07:24.340 parents,

01:07:24.960 died.

01:07:26.240 This tragedy

01:07:27.040 sent Bowie

01:07:27.800 into an

01:07:28.520 alcoholic frenzy

01:07:29.740 and was the

01:07:30.460 beginning of

01:07:31.300 ill health for

01:07:32.180 him.

01:07:33.220 With Mexico 0.99

01:07:33.860 clamping

01:07:34.360 down and

01:07:35.100 oppressing

01:07:35.580 Texans,

01:07:36.640 Bowie decided

01:07:37.240 to join the

01:07:38.140 fight for

01:07:38.560 independence and

01:07:39.340 defend the

01:07:39.980 Alamo.

01:07:41.000 He and

01:07:41.520 Colonel

01:07:41.820 William Travis

01:07:42.680 were in

01:07:43.180 command.

01:07:44.480 However,

01:07:44.920 during the

01:07:45.340 13-day siege,

01:07:46.780 Bowie became

01:07:47.420 gravely ill and

01:07:48.920 bedridden.

01:07:50.000 When the 0.85

01:07:50.300 Mexicans stormed 1.00

01:07:51.160 the mission,

01:07:52.060 he is said to

01:07:52.640 have emptied his

01:07:53.380 guns into the

01:07:54.280 soldiers who

01:07:54.860 entered his

01:07:55.400 room.

01:07:56.380 Laying in his

01:07:57.080 bed,

01:07:57.500 leaning up

01:07:57.980 against the

01:07:58.440 wall,

01:07:59.000 finally,

01:07:59.640 out of ammo,

01:08:00.320 the Mexican

01:08:01.300 soldiers got

01:08:02.100 through and

01:08:02.760 bayoneted James

01:08:04.040 Bowie. 0.50

01:08:06.700 This is a

01:08:07.640 time where I

01:08:09.200 guess men were

01:08:09.940 men and things

01:08:11.300 were crazy.

01:08:12.540 These are just

01:08:13.500 few of the

01:08:14.080 people in the

01:08:14.620 events that we

01:08:15.400 have shared in

01:08:16.100 this last serial

01:08:17.220 that have made

01:08:18.020 Texas the unique

01:08:19.260 liberty-minded

01:08:20.200 haven that it

01:08:21.180 is.

01:08:21.960 There has always

01:08:22.680 been a sense of

01:08:23.720 pride and

01:08:24.600 independence and a

01:08:26.580 little bit of

01:08:27.040 fight in the

01:08:28.100 residents there.

01:08:28.880 Today, Texas

01:08:30.640 has its very

01:08:31.580 own electrical

01:08:32.480 grid.

01:08:33.540 It boasts the

01:08:34.300 11th largest

01:08:35.280 economy in the

01:08:36.220 world, and

01:08:37.100 having no state

01:08:37.900 income tax may

01:08:39.060 be part of the

01:08:39.720 reason that more

01:08:40.880 Fortune 500

01:08:41.880 companies are

01:08:42.620 based in Texas

01:08:43.540 than anywhere

01:08:44.440 else in the

01:08:45.160 nation.

01:08:46.360 Unlike other

01:08:47.080 states that have

01:08:47.760 been devoured by

01:08:48.740 the federal

01:08:49.140 government, over

01:08:49.900 90% of the

01:08:51.040 land in Texas

01:08:51.780 is still

01:08:52.720 privately owned.

01:08:54.820 Texas freedom

01:08:55.940 and economic

01:08:56.940 success have

01:08:58.120 made it a

01:08:58.860 America's

01:08:59.540 fastest-growing

01:09:00.480 state at

01:09:01.460 over 28

01:09:02.320 million residents

01:09:03.540 and counting.

01:09:04.960 Three of the

01:09:05.860 top five fastest

01:09:07.040 growing cities,

01:09:08.160 Houston, Dallas,

01:09:09.180 and Austin, and

01:09:10.580 over the past

01:09:11.240 20 years, more

01:09:12.340 than 4 million

01:09:13.620 Californians have 0.59

01:09:15.000 made the move

01:09:15.840 to Texas.

01:09:17.320 Those of us in

01:09:18.120 Texas still aren't

01:09:19.420 sure that's a

01:09:20.440 good thing.

01:09:21.540 The spirit of

01:09:22.580 Sam Houston,

01:09:23.600 Stephen F.

01:09:24.340 Austin, Davy

01:09:25.480 Crockett, and

01:09:26.460 Jim Bowie, alive

01:09:28.140 and well, and

01:09:29.440 pushing the

01:09:30.080 residents of the

01:09:30.760 state to

01:09:31.160 continue to

01:09:31.960 fight for

01:09:32.620 independence and

01:09:34.080 freedom.

01:09:36.580 Glenn Beck.

01:09:38.860 This is the

01:09:39.780 Glenn Beck

01:09:40.180 program.

01:09:40.880 Mark my words.

01:09:41.520 By the way, you

01:09:41.880 want to hear the

01:09:42.240 whole serial, go to

01:09:42.960 glennbeck.com

01:09:43.620 slash serials.

01:09:44.820 Mark my words.

01:09:46.020 The downfall of

01:09:47.920 Texas is going to

01:09:48.500 come from Austin.

01:09:50.320 It is going to

01:09:51.180 come from that

01:09:52.180 because that's

01:09:52.960 where the, that's

01:09:54.180 where Californians

01:09:54.980 are really

01:09:55.620 flocking.

01:09:56.860 And they always

01:09:57.840 take over the

01:09:58.800 state capitol.

01:09:59.860 And it's the one

01:10:00.900 like-minded city in

01:10:02.180 Texas, really, for

01:10:03.240 California.

01:10:03.620 Austin is, I'm

01:10:04.900 going down there for

01:10:05.760 South by Southwest

01:10:06.720 in, I don't know,

01:10:08.460 a week.

01:10:09.860 And there are a

01:10:12.140 lot of libertarians

01:10:13.220 there.

01:10:14.320 So that is

01:10:15.300 possibly helpful,

01:10:17.360 but it is a, it's

01:10:18.540 a great city.

01:10:19.680 Yeah, it is.

01:10:20.060 But four million

01:10:21.180 Californians bringing 1.00

01:10:22.420 California mentality

01:10:24.660 to Texas is not

01:10:26.140 helpful.

01:10:26.740 Is not helpful at

01:10:27.600 all.

01:10:27.960 Not helpful at all.

01:10:29.320 Now this, by the

01:10:30.220 way, we have to, on

01:10:31.480 the other side, we

01:10:31.980 have to talk about

01:10:32.540 Jim Bowie.

01:10:33.540 That is the greatest

01:10:34.220 story.

01:10:34.860 He's phenomenal.

01:10:36.040 He is phenomenal.

01:10:37.760 He is the Navy

01:10:38.880 SEAL.

01:10:39.800 Yeah.

01:10:40.240 He is SEAL Team

01:10:41.340 6 all in one man.

01:10:43.120 Yeah.

01:10:43.640 Amazing.

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01:11:48.740 Why wouldn't you do

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01:11:51.360 I can't find the

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01:11:59.360 This is the Glenn

01:12:03.600 Beck program.

01:12:05.440 Mercury.

01:12:09.240 You're listening to

01:12:10.660 the Glenn Beck

01:12:11.320 program.

01:12:11.940 Cut one.

01:12:16.400 We have Rand Paul

01:12:19.380 talking about the

01:12:22.680 missing Obamacare

01:12:24.520 repeal.

01:12:25.800 Listen to

01:12:27.080 Rand Paul.

01:12:28.700 I think what they're

01:12:29.520 putting forward is

01:12:30.240 Obamacare Lite.

01:12:31.740 It has a new

01:12:33.400 entitlement program in

01:12:34.580 there, which we're

01:12:35.660 having trouble affording

01:12:36.460 what we have now

01:12:37.320 without creating a new

01:12:38.300 entitlement program.

01:12:39.960 It has a Cadillac tax,

01:12:41.440 similar to the

01:12:42.460 Obamacare bill.

01:12:43.780 I thought we were for

01:12:44.720 repealing the Obamacare

01:12:45.920 taxes, not keeping

01:12:46.960 them.

01:12:47.760 And then it also has the

01:12:48.620 individual mandate.

01:12:49.780 Instead of paying a

01:12:50.620 penalty to the

01:12:51.620 government, if you

01:12:53.180 don't get insurance,

01:12:53.940 you'll pay a penalty to

01:12:55.000 the insurance company

01:12:55.740 when you go to buy

01:12:56.540 insurance.

01:12:57.340 But it's an individual

01:12:58.120 mandate, just simply

01:12:59.380 different.

01:13:00.380 And what I object to in

01:13:01.300 the House leadership

01:13:01.940 bill is I think these

01:13:02.860 are Democrat ideas

01:13:04.220 dressed up in

01:13:05.280 Republican clothing.

01:13:06.600 Thank you.

01:13:06.860 So listen to what he

01:13:11.640 said when he went and

01:13:12.580 tried to find the

01:13:13.480 bill.

01:13:14.140 It's amazing.

01:13:14.880 We were looking for

01:13:15.700 the Obamacare repeal

01:13:17.080 bill.

01:13:17.360 No, no, no.

01:13:17.660 That's the same cut.

01:13:19.000 We've been talking about

01:13:20.220 it for six years.

01:13:21.280 You just did.

01:13:22.140 All right.

01:13:22.760 I think what they're

01:13:24.500 putting forward is

01:13:25.200 Obamacare Lite.

01:13:26.540 Oh, no.

01:13:27.160 Yeah, you're right.

01:13:28.060 You're right.

01:13:28.440 I'm sorry.

01:13:28.960 I'm sorry.

01:13:30.300 Yeah, sorry.

01:13:31.200 My fault.

01:13:31.640 We were looking for

01:13:32.440 the Obamacare repeal

01:13:33.840 bill.

01:13:34.160 We've been talking

01:13:34.920 about it for six

01:13:35.620 years.

01:13:36.000 We thought we ought

01:13:36.560 to see it.

01:13:37.480 So we heard it was in

01:13:38.380 a secret room and it

01:13:39.820 was under lock and key

01:13:40.880 with guards.

01:13:41.680 And sure enough, when

01:13:42.320 we got there, there

01:13:42.980 were policemen posted

01:13:43.840 at the door and we

01:13:45.160 were not allowed to see

01:13:46.120 the Obamacare repeal

01:13:47.260 bill.

01:13:47.860 We know it exists.

01:13:49.240 It's probably hundreds

01:13:50.320 of pages long and we

01:13:52.060 didn't get to see it.

01:13:53.200 And we're upset about

01:13:54.240 that.

01:13:54.560 In my state in

01:13:55.280 Kentucky, it's against

01:13:56.120 the law to have

01:13:57.560 closed meetings where

01:13:58.640 the public's not allowed

01:13:59.560 to see the process of

01:14:00.660 the bills.

01:14:01.160 Is that not incredible?

01:14:02.320 Well, you're not in

01:14:02.840 Kentucky anymore.

01:14:03.540 By the way, thanks to

01:14:06.180 Michael Opelka from

01:14:07.000 Pure Opelka for 0.69

01:14:07.960 sending that to us.

01:14:10.120 You can hear Michael

01:14:10.980 Opelka on weekends on

01:14:12.420 the on the blaze.

01:14:13.480 You can hear Michael

01:14:14.040 Opelka Monday through

01:14:14.780 Friday.

01:14:15.580 Oh, yeah.

01:14:17.040 Evenings.

01:14:17.580 Oh, yeah, that's right.

01:14:18.360 That's right.

01:14:19.940 If you're on weekends,

01:14:20.700 you're stuck with Jeffy

01:14:21.760 show.

01:14:22.320 Yeah.

01:14:22.880 Pure Opelka on

01:14:24.100 nights now on the

01:14:25.680 blaze.

01:14:26.020 I forgot we expanded.

01:14:27.060 That's right.

01:14:27.980 Meanwhile, welcome back

01:14:29.060 Rand Paul.

01:14:29.800 Yeah, it's great.

01:14:30.420 The Glenn Beck

01:14:32.840 program.

01:14:35.100 Mercury.

01:14:35.700 Mercury.

01:14:42.880 This is the blaze radio on

01:14:51.820 demand.

01:14:52.320 Oh, man, there is an

01:14:54.960 argument starting up

01:14:55.980 right now.

01:14:56.500 We're trying to take

01:14:57.340 gender identity

01:14:59.160 seriously.

01:15:00.580 Pat won't hear about

01:15:01.860 it.

01:15:03.060 There's a huge

01:15:04.020 controversy.

01:15:05.260 I'm not making this

01:15:06.400 up.

01:15:07.100 Garfield, the cat,

01:15:08.580 male or female?

01:15:09.780 Don't know.

01:15:11.040 How does the cat

01:15:11.960 identify?

01:15:13.060 Don't know.

01:15:15.020 We do know.

01:15:16.340 We know darn good and

01:15:17.560 well. 0.82

01:15:17.940 It was a boy.

01:15:19.060 How do you know

01:15:19.520 that?

01:15:20.480 Because it was a boy.

01:15:22.460 How do you know that?

01:15:23.360 Do you ever see him?

01:15:24.520 Do you ever hear him?

01:15:25.480 Do you listen to him?

01:15:27.140 Oh, okay.

01:15:28.320 Oh, okay.

01:15:29.080 So there's a certain way

01:15:30.420 men sound as opposed to

01:15:32.380 women? 1.00

01:15:33.380 Yes.

01:15:34.360 Well, Jim Davis said,

01:15:35.940 by virtue of being a cat,

01:15:37.300 really, he's not really

01:15:38.660 male or female or any

01:15:40.260 particular race or

01:15:41.160 nationality, young or

01:15:42.080 old.

01:15:42.640 Oh, jeez.

01:15:43.980 Well, by being a cat,

01:15:46.040 cats don't have gender, 0.62

01:15:47.380 as we know.

01:15:47.780 Cats do have gender.

01:15:48.940 No, they do not.

01:15:49.540 No, they do.

01:15:50.240 They don't both give

01:15:52.460 birth and they don't 0.74

01:15:54.060 both give milk.

01:15:55.860 After all, it is a

01:15:56.720 cartoon.

01:15:57.680 One is the, now,

01:15:58.700 saying that, that he's

01:16:00.400 a cartoon cat, I would

01:16:03.000 say that's true, but

01:16:04.580 boy, is that incredible.

01:16:07.640 Well, Jim Davis did

01:16:08.560 clarify and ended the

01:16:11.160 controversy finally that

01:16:12.300 had actually been

01:16:13.020 raging for months.

01:16:13.940 Seriously.

01:16:14.380 I know.

01:16:14.780 I know.

01:16:15.360 I know.

01:16:15.540 Quote, Garfield, is

01:16:18.240 male.

01:16:19.320 Thank you.

01:16:20.140 There we go.

01:16:20.940 Thank you.

01:16:21.240 Somebody who took a

01:16:22.120 stand.

01:16:22.260 Wow, it's amazing.

01:16:23.020 Somebody who actually

01:16:23.660 took a stand.

01:16:24.880 All right, we're going to

01:16:25.560 talk about MS-13, some

01:16:27.660 horrible stuff that's

01:16:28.980 happening in Houston you

01:16:30.100 need to know about, and

01:16:31.500 Louie Gohmert joins us

01:16:32.700 right now.

01:16:33.560 The fusion of entertainment

01:16:54.100 and enlightenment.

01:16:55.300 This is the Glenn Beck

01:16:58.720 program.

01:17:01.080 Good friend of the program

01:17:02.980 and good friend of mine,

01:17:04.520 Louie Gohmert joins us

01:17:06.060 now.

01:17:06.320 Really, truly one of the

01:17:07.200 good guys in Congress

01:17:08.800 from the great state of

01:17:10.260 Texas.

01:17:10.720 But, Louie, I have to

01:17:11.600 tell you, I was watching

01:17:12.980 the State of the Union and 0.65

01:17:14.700 you were practically licking 0.77

01:17:15.960 the president's face. 0.89

01:17:19.160 That's a fact.

01:17:20.700 Glenn, you've got to

01:17:21.640 understand, you know, that

01:17:23.120 night of the election, it

01:17:25.800 already comes to grips.

01:17:27.080 You know, the U.S.

01:17:27.740 Commission on Civil Rights

01:17:29.080 says, you know, that

01:17:29.980 Christians are the biggest 1.00

01:17:31.980 hate group threat in 1.00

01:17:33.180 America, in essence.

01:17:34.880 And, you know, you had

01:17:36.360 Hillary who wants to make 1.00

01:17:37.780 it a crime to say anything

01:17:39.920 negative about radical

01:17:41.400 Islam and she, you know,

01:17:42.860 Rett Lynch were in favor of

01:17:44.900 a crime to question

01:17:47.360 man-made global warming.

01:17:49.220 No, I understand, but let's

01:17:50.960 not lick the president's 0.96

01:17:52.080 face.

01:17:53.120 Well, I told Kathy that

01:17:55.400 night, look, if this, I

01:17:57.020 think Trump's got a better

01:17:58.400 chance they're saying, but

01:17:59.400 if it doesn't go well, I'm

01:18:00.720 probably going to be in jail

01:18:01.740 within four years because

01:18:02.960 I'm going to be part of the

01:18:04.940 Christian loving group that

01:18:07.200 they say is hateful, up is

01:18:09.260 down, right as well.

01:18:10.980 So anyway, so it's just been

01:18:13.300 such a relief that she

01:18:15.260 didn't replace Scalia.

01:18:17.980 I really don't know the

01:18:19.160 judge he's appointed.

01:18:20.300 I don't know how that's going

01:18:21.500 to go, you know, if he's

01:18:22.800 confirmed, but, uh, I'm

01:18:24.800 still relieved and, uh,

01:18:26.600 okay.

01:18:26.800 So, so, so Lily, let me

01:18:28.220 get, let me get to some

01:18:29.100 got a lot of trouble.

01:18:30.920 Uh, we're still in a

01:18:32.400 masculine, right?

01:18:33.380 I know.

01:18:33.840 So you had Thomas Massey

01:18:35.840 on while I go.

01:18:36.580 He is truly a great guy.

01:18:38.200 So let me, let me ask you,

01:18:40.080 let me ask you a couple of

01:18:41.680 questions.

01:18:42.040 First of all, uh, let's

01:18:43.640 start with Obamacare.

01:18:44.720 I understand that Obamacare

01:18:47.520 is, uh, the repeal is

01:18:50.260 locked in some room,

01:18:51.720 according to Rand Paul, uh,

01:18:55.000 and nobody can see it.

01:18:57.340 I don't know where it is,

01:18:59.140 but I haven't gotten a

01:19:00.380 chance to see it.

01:19:01.420 And there were a few of us

01:19:02.840 that pointed out, uh, this

01:19:04.840 week again, and our

01:19:06.320 Congress, look, you remember

01:19:07.840 2010 when you, when we all

01:19:10.620 said, if you give us the

01:19:12.940 majority, we will read the

01:19:14.620 bill.

01:19:15.040 But I got to tell you, uh,

01:19:16.380 back, uh, three years ago,

01:19:17.900 right before Boehner went

01:19:18.980 out, he, he demanded to

01:19:20.740 know how many were going to

01:19:21.900 vote for a bill.

01:19:22.820 And I got up and said, I

01:19:24.860 got to see the bill.

01:19:26.200 And, and it was, we were

01:19:27.560 supposed to vote on

01:19:28.340 Thursday.

01:19:28.720 This was Tuesday.

01:19:29.960 And probably half of the

01:19:31.680 conference booed me for

01:19:34.120 saying, I can't tell you

01:19:35.920 if I'll vote for it, I

01:19:36.940 got to see it.

01:19:38.360 And so it's, it's an

01:19:40.040 amazing battle.

01:19:41.080 And then you got these

01:19:42.080 indivisible people out

01:19:43.680 there saying, I'm a 0.58

01:19:44.640 coward.

01:19:45.020 They have no idea what it 1.00

01:19:47.360 is to stand up.

01:19:48.960 Well, in fact, Massey told

01:19:50.440 me that after the November

01:19:52.420 2012 conference, when I

01:19:54.140 stood up and nominated

01:19:55.820 new, just trying to get

01:19:57.320 somebody besides Boehner, I

01:19:59.620 didn't even have a second.

01:20:01.120 Uh, Thomas said, yeah,

01:20:02.860 Bridenstine and I were

01:20:03.780 talking, you got to be the 0.95

01:20:04.940 craziest guy in all of 0.99

01:20:06.260 Congress.

01:20:06.680 And then within six months

01:20:08.020 we were going, he's the

01:20:09.320 only really smart guy in

01:20:10.980 Congress.

01:20:11.960 We had no idea.

01:20:13.140 So Louie, um, are you,

01:20:15.380 we've got a problem.

01:20:17.020 Are you, um, is it true

01:20:18.480 that you've been asked to

01:20:19.560 be a part of the caucus

01:20:20.380 and, and, uh, are you

01:20:22.240 going to become a part of

01:20:23.180 the freedom caucus?

01:20:24.280 Yes.

01:20:24.860 Yeah.

01:20:25.160 I was initially, um,

01:20:27.900 hesitant for, you know,

01:20:29.700 even asking or, and I've

01:20:32.240 been asked, but they had a

01:20:34.020 rule that 80, if 80% agreed

01:20:36.420 on a position that a hundred

01:20:38.340 percent had to vote that

01:20:39.740 way.

01:20:40.100 Well, I don't give my card to

01:20:41.420 anybody, not nobody.

01:20:43.860 And that was my big holdup.

01:20:46.020 But Jim Jordan and, um, uh,

01:20:49.100 Mark Meadows have assured me

01:20:51.240 that if it's something, you

01:20:53.080 know, that, that people like

01:20:54.780 me have a real problem on,

01:20:56.000 they won't take an official

01:20:57.240 position and that, uh, you

01:21:00.280 know, you get a couple of

01:21:01.280 passes even then, but if it

01:21:03.240 comes down to it, well, and,

01:21:04.860 and probably most of the

01:21:06.380 freedom caucus both voted for

01:21:08.360 Boehner.

01:21:09.060 And if 80%, if, if there'd

01:21:11.760 been a freedom caucus, uh, in

01:21:14.160 January of 2015, then, and

01:21:17.080 I've been part of it, then

01:21:18.500 under that original rule, I

01:21:20.060 wouldn't have been able to

01:21:20.780 vote against Boehner and

01:21:21.860 getting 24 votes against him

01:21:24.120 cast the die that he wasn't

01:21:25.680 going to make it two years

01:21:26.920 before he'd be gone.

01:21:27.940 But on Obamacare, let me

01:21:29.580 tell you, Glenn, uh, they

01:21:31.920 keep, uh, some of our

01:21:34.160 leaders keep telling, uh, the

01:21:37.020 Trump administration, we

01:21:38.680 can't repeal it like, you

01:21:40.740 know, originally was

01:21:41.600 thought because we're doing

01:21:43.180 it under reconciliation.

01:21:44.260 But Glenn, 2015, nobody was

01:21:47.200 saying that we, and, and so

01:21:49.100 many of us have been saying

01:21:50.320 just pass the 2015 bill.

01:21:52.620 We did that under

01:21:53.680 reconciliation.

01:21:54.440 So why, why aren't we doing

01:21:56.420 it, Louie?

01:21:57.020 What is the, what is

01:21:58.120 happening?

01:21:59.640 I don't know.

01:22:00.640 I keep asking, is it

01:22:01.860 because the rumor is true

01:22:04.280 that we have Republican

01:22:05.780 leaders that see the money

01:22:07.840 that comes in from all the

01:22:10.060 penalties and taxes and, and

01:22:12.400 fees and, you know, half a

01:22:14.340 trillion dollars is just too

01:22:15.880 much to let, get away from

01:22:17.540 us.

01:22:17.920 Uh, that I'd heard that

01:22:19.480 rumor, but I don't know.

01:22:21.440 It doesn't make sense.

01:22:22.660 But let me tell you, you

01:22:24.500 know, you and I have been

01:22:25.440 talking about this for

01:22:26.300 years.

01:22:26.900 We have had a few chances to

01:22:29.680 get rid of it.

01:22:31.280 And under Boehner, we

01:22:34.060 wouldn't do what

01:22:35.560 potentially would eliminate

01:22:37.000 it.

01:22:37.420 One, for example, um, it

01:22:39.980 didn't originate in the

01:22:41.240 house and the constitution

01:22:42.420 says, you know, all bills

01:22:43.960 that raise revenue have to

01:22:45.040 originate in the house.

01:22:46.140 So, uh, what the Senate

01:22:48.020 did, since they knew that

01:22:49.700 they took bill 3590, that

01:22:52.320 was a first time tax, a tax

01:22:54.840 credit for first time home

01:22:56.460 buyers who are veterans in

01:22:58.500 the military.

01:22:59.700 And they stripped out is like

01:23:02.060 25 pages and stripped out

01:23:03.800 every word, the, and the

01:23:05.700 title and all they, they left

01:23:07.420 was the number.

01:23:08.280 So that truly didn't

01:23:09.780 originate in the house.

01:23:10.940 And there were lawyers that

01:23:12.300 filed suits to bring it down.

01:23:13.980 And they had contacted me

01:23:15.920 at people like Joe Smith and

01:23:17.500 said, Louie, if you guys

01:23:19.080 could just pass a resolution

01:23:20.640 saying, it's the sense of the

01:23:22.080 house that 3590 Obamacare

01:23:25.120 did not originate in the

01:23:26.620 house.

01:23:26.980 The number was not enough to

01:23:28.460 say it originated.

01:23:30.000 Then we can take that into

01:23:31.660 court.

01:23:32.080 Use it as solid evidence.

01:23:33.380 It doesn't require a vote by

01:23:35.100 the Senate or president Obama

01:23:36.700 signing.

01:23:37.340 And this should give us a

01:23:38.860 slam dunk.

01:23:39.400 Okay.

01:23:39.680 So, so Louie, we have, we

01:23:41.340 wouldn't even take that vote.

01:23:43.020 We wouldn't even take that

01:23:44.320 vote.

01:23:44.700 I know.

01:23:45.100 So, so what I'm asking, so

01:23:46.200 wait, what I'm asking you is

01:23:48.380 president Trump campaigned on

01:23:51.440 saying that he would have

01:23:54.100 universal health care.

01:23:56.600 Is it the GOP or is it coming

01:23:59.320 from the white house that says

01:24:00.900 we're not dismantling this?

01:24:03.240 We want universal health care.

01:24:06.160 Well, the way I understood what

01:24:08.780 Trump had said is, you know,

01:24:10.680 yes, he wanted to completely

01:24:12.100 repeal it.

01:24:13.160 And then Sean would, would,

01:24:15.540 would follow up and ask

01:24:16.960 leading questions.

01:24:17.800 He would say, yeah, yeah, yeah.

01:24:18.920 We want to repeal it.

01:24:20.440 And, but then he would say,

01:24:22.020 but we want insurance for

01:24:24.100 everybody.

01:24:24.960 Well, who's going to pay for it?

01:24:26.340 Well, the government, well,

01:24:27.280 that caused a lot of us, a

01:24:28.800 lot of grief, but I don't get

01:24:31.160 the impression this is coming

01:24:32.540 from the white house.

01:24:33.740 I get the impression they're

01:24:35.300 telling him we're going to do

01:24:36.480 what we repeal, what we can

01:24:38.460 when we need to get rid of it.

01:24:40.480 And, and I keep hearing people

01:24:42.060 say, we got to be, we got to be

01:24:43.980 able to buy across state lines.

01:24:45.720 Well, that'll help for a little

01:24:47.280 while.

01:24:47.840 Some, but you know, the way

01:24:49.540 market forces are, uh, if

01:24:52.440 you're in California paying huge

01:24:54.180 premiums and you buy a Texas

01:24:55.940 policy, your policy from Texas

01:24:57.800 will be cheaper.

01:24:58.560 But as you pay higher claims,

01:25:00.340 the Texas policies are going to

01:25:02.060 go up.

01:25:02.640 The most important thing we've

01:25:04.660 got to do.

01:25:05.300 And we finally took it up in

01:25:07.040 judiciary.

01:25:07.860 And now I hope and pray they'll

01:25:09.300 bring it to the floor is to

01:25:10.600 eliminate the exemption that

01:25:12.200 health insurance companies have

01:25:13.820 from the antitrust laws.

01:25:16.220 They're allowed to monopolize.

01:25:18.020 Well, as I've said in conference

01:25:19.580 a number of times and messy and

01:25:22.380 a number of people have pointed

01:25:23.700 out, look, uh, if we don't

01:25:26.240 eliminate the exemption under,

01:25:28.200 uh, uh, McCarran Ferguson,

01:25:30.540 then you won't have 50 monopolies

01:25:34.220 like we currently do, you'll

01:25:35.760 have one and there won't be a

01:25:37.900 free market.

01:25:38.680 You have got to force them to

01:25:40.480 comply with antitrust laws.

01:25:42.900 So that's a biggie that we have

01:25:45.480 got to have pressure on Congress

01:25:47.380 to make sure we do that.

01:25:48.680 That's more important than buying

01:25:50.300 across state lines.

01:25:51.780 But, uh, it's, you know, this

01:25:53.780 battle isn't over.

01:25:55.420 Yeah, we got the house and the

01:25:57.100 Senate and the white house, but

01:25:59.080 I'm glad you're bringing it up

01:26:00.440 because if the pressure doesn't

01:26:02.080 continue, then we're going to

01:26:04.260 have a pretty wimpy so-called

01:26:06.220 repeal.

01:26:07.040 And you know what?

01:26:08.440 That's going to be devastating.

01:26:10.040 And we could still end up with

01:26:11.600 single payer.

01:26:12.700 And by the way, you were talking

01:26:14.060 to Thomas about the trillion

01:26:16.160 dollars.

01:26:17.180 Uh, you know, I go back to

01:26:19.000 Afghanistan because Thomas brought 0.99

01:26:20.680 that up.

01:26:21.140 We talked about a hundred billion

01:26:22.860 over there for infrastructure, not

01:26:24.880 just fighting the war, but in

01:26:27.060 2001 in October, when we realized

01:26:29.740 that's where the Taliban was, you

01:26:31.600 know, playing this thing, we

01:26:33.980 provided the Northern Alliance

01:26:36.720 weapons.

01:26:37.660 We gave them bombers flying 0.95

01:26:39.720 overhead.

01:26:40.120 We had about 300 special ops in

01:26:43.540 there.

01:26:44.280 We didn't lose a single American.

01:26:46.920 And by the end of February, the

01:26:48.620 Taliban was gone.

01:26:50.080 There was no organized Taliban.

01:26:52.240 And then we start moving toward

01:26:54.500 that trillion dollars of spending

01:26:56.160 over there, uh, by becoming

01:26:58.720 occupiers, right?

01:26:59.960 We won the war, but we lost the

01:27:02.260 occupation and now we're just

01:27:04.220 throwing good money after bad.

01:27:05.920 Okay.

01:27:06.520 Louie, I appreciate all the hard

01:27:08.200 work that you're doing in

01:27:09.220 Congress.

01:27:09.720 Louie Gohmert.

01:27:10.660 Um, thanks for the update on

01:27:12.280 Obamacare and, and fight hard.

01:27:15.580 And, uh, well, keep, keep

01:27:17.560 pushing this because we're not out

01:27:19.200 of the woods by a long shot.

01:27:20.600 Okay.

01:27:20.940 Thank you, sir.

01:27:21.880 Appreciate it.

01:27:22.460 Louie Gohmert, um, uh, from the

01:27:25.080 great state of Texas, who is 0.98

01:27:27.540 licking the president's face on

01:27:29.020 Tuesday's night. 0.97

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01:28:54.660 This is the Glenn Beck program.

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01:29:04.820 This is the Glenn Beck program.

01:29:08.220 All right, let's talk about what

01:29:09.640 happened in Houston.

01:29:11.020 MS-13, in case you don't know,

01:29:13.000 is one of the worst gangs, 0.95

01:29:16.120 anywhere, uh, take the Chinese 0.99

01:29:18.240 mob and the Russian mob and

01:29:19.960 combine them.

01:29:20.620 You have MS-13.

01:29:21.700 They originated in El Salvador

01:29:23.320 and they're incredibly brutal. 0.64

01:29:24.940 I mean, they're ISIS brutal. 0.97

01:29:26.860 They're, they're bad, bad guys.

01:29:29.540 And it's been a problem in the

01:29:31.740 Southern States, but the fact is

01:29:33.740 they've, they've spread throughout

01:29:36.020 the country.

01:29:36.620 They're in like 28 different

01:29:38.140 States now.

01:29:38.760 Uh, so it's not just a border

01:29:40.380 problem anymore.

01:29:41.060 And these, uh, what a surprise.

01:29:43.420 Well, yeah, no, I mean, according,

01:29:44.800 according to, uh, officials here in

01:29:47.940 the U S it's the largest criminal

01:29:49.980 organization.

01:29:50.540 Okay.

01:29:50.720 So, so it's the largest criminal

01:29:52.860 organization in the United States.

01:29:54.140 So this is one of the people,

01:29:56.820 these are some of the people that

01:29:57.780 help people get across the border

01:29:59.440 and they, you have an indentured

01:30:02.400 servant.

01:30:03.060 You'll have a parent who will be

01:30:06.760 trying to get across the border and

01:30:08.520 MS-13 will approach and say, well,

01:30:10.680 we'll help you. 0.90

01:30:12.160 Um, otherwise we're going to kill 0.98

01:30:13.880 your family, but you're going to owe 0.99

01:30:15.540 us for this favor.

01:30:16.420 And they put them up in Northern

01:30:18.900 States.

01:30:19.540 And then those people are doing some

01:30:21.780 of the really bad dirty work for

01:30:23.500 MSN, uh, MSNBC, MS-13.

01:30:27.000 So these two illegal, illegal immigrant 1.00

01:30:30.180 gang members from MS-13 in Houston

01:30:32.620 kidnapped, uh, two girls, brought 0.99

01:30:35.680 them to their, um, Houston apartment.

01:30:37.900 This is so reminiscent of what happened

01:30:40.280 in 1993.

01:30:41.220 Yep.

01:30:41.760 And they, they received the death

01:30:43.560 penalty and George Bush fought

01:30:45.520 against it.

01:30:46.360 Right.

01:30:46.740 It was the, uh, Medellin.

01:30:48.360 Yep.

01:30:48.900 Does that sound familiar?

01:30:49.780 Yep.

01:30:50.340 And, and they were trying to give

01:30:51.900 him the death penalty.

01:30:52.760 Bush fought, joined Mexico to 0.76

01:30:54.360 protest and, and wound up losing,

01:30:56.800 thank goodness. 0.53

01:30:57.380 And he was executed.

01:30:58.580 But, uh, in the same circumstances,

01:31:01.920 illegal alien, uh, MS-13 gang

01:31:04.700 members doing it in this case, a

01:31:06.360 satanic ritual, uh, murdered another,

01:31:11.080 uh, they don't even know how old she 1.00

01:31:12.780 was because they can't identify her

01:31:14.140 because she was so badly.

01:31:15.820 Oh my gosh.

01:31:16.620 Um, so she was somewhere from

01:31:18.740 between 14 and 25.

01:31:20.920 Um, and apparently she fought them 0.99

01:31:23.660 when they kidnapped her and she

01:31:25.860 knocked over their satanic ritual.

01:31:28.180 And the guy said, so now, uh, the evil

01:31:32.060 one demands a soul sacrifice. 0.98

01:31:35.120 So they took her out and killed her. 0.93

01:31:36.500 Yeah. 0.99

01:31:37.120 After she'd been raped repeatedly. 1.00

01:31:38.960 Horrible. 0.99

01:31:39.800 Uh, and tortured. 0.95

01:31:40.600 Then they shot her in the head, the neck, the 0.99

01:31:43.340 torso.

01:31:44.420 And so it's happened all over again.

01:31:46.820 And they're, they're, they're in court

01:31:47.820 all over again.

01:31:48.480 They're in court yesterday, laughing.

01:31:50.680 I mean, I know they were in court.

01:31:52.020 They were doing that last time.

01:31:53.380 Smiling.

01:31:54.120 Same stuff.

01:31:55.140 The other guys were doing.

01:31:55.940 No, these, these guys are Charlie Manson,

01:31:58.480 but they're organized Charlie Manson.

01:32:00.600 It's all over the country.

01:32:01.940 These are really bad guys.

01:32:03.080 These guys, these, the same, uh, group

01:32:05.860 MS-13 in, uh, Long Island.

01:32:08.600 I mean, there's 13 members right now

01:32:10.620 that, uh, are going in front of the judge.

01:32:14.100 They face offenses, including seven murder

01:32:16.740 charges, racketeering, attempted murder,

01:32:19.280 assault, obstruction of justice, arson.

01:32:22.660 I mean, that's just a tad of what they do.

01:32:25.680 And that's in Long Island.

01:32:27.200 And by the way, these guys are of the age

01:32:29.400 to be the so-called dreamers that we

01:32:31.160 always hear about.

01:32:31.820 Yes, they are.

01:32:32.240 They're, they're, these could be the

01:32:34.680 dreamers.

01:32:35.320 Most of these are illegals, right? 0.99

01:32:37.700 They're all illegals. 1.00

01:32:38.820 They're all illegals. 1.00

01:32:39.660 Yeah.

01:32:40.660 Um, this is one of the things that, um,

01:32:44.080 one of the things that Operation

01:32:46.400 Underground Railroad is working on.

01:32:49.000 We're asking for your help and your

01:32:50.960 donation.

01:32:52.200 Um, it helps stop things and they're

01:32:55.720 things that we can't get into on the

01:32:57.440 air, but it helps stop some of these

01:33:02.220 situations where people are kidnapping, um,

01:33:05.660 um, children.

01:33:06.600 And I'm in fact, I'm going, I'm going

01:33:08.780 overseas again.

01:33:10.180 Again, we don't tell you some of the

01:33:12.520 things that are happening, uh, around

01:33:14.500 here, um, because it's extraordinarily

01:33:17.640 dangerous.

01:33:18.380 So just understand, um, but we're going

01:33:23.700 over to, um, Uganda to stop this very

01:33:28.320 thing from happening.

01:33:29.080 These, these cults, these satanic cults

01:33:31.940 are, are kidnapping children and then using 0.99

01:33:36.320 them as child sacrifice.

01:33:37.700 Um, and, um, we're going over there, I

01:33:41.140 think in the next couple of months to try

01:33:44.080 to stop, to try to stop that and to free

01:33:46.920 some of these, um, some of these kids.

01:33:49.540 Good.

01:33:50.440 It's bad.

01:33:51.600 What's happening bad would happen.

01:33:52.980 And this is, this is all swept under the

01:33:56.240 rug.

01:33:56.560 People should have known about MS 13.

01:33:58.240 I can guarantee you most people in America

01:34:00.680 don't know about MS 13 and it is all over

01:34:04.060 America.

01:34:04.480 And when we were, when we were talking

01:34:06.820 under George W. Bush, I remember Pat and

01:34:09.160 I saying, if we don't get the border under

01:34:11.780 control, these, these guys are going to

01:34:14.140 start, they were only in Texas.

01:34:15.300 They're going to start moving North and 0.59

01:34:17.520 now they're in New York, they're Long

01:34:19.020 Island, they're all over the country.

01:34:20.700 And it's because we have an open border

01:34:23.480 and, and we do nothing about those that

01:34:28.120 are here illegally because we, well, they're 0.99

01:34:29.940 here.

01:34:30.400 So now we have to take care of them.

01:34:32.600 And that's why they laugh in court.

01:34:34.480 Because they think that they can just usurp

01:34:37.840 all of our laws.

01:34:38.840 Well, they're not all over.

01:34:40.360 According to the government, they're, have

01:34:42.900 a presence in 46 states and the district.

01:34:45.560 Oh, it's only 46 now.

01:34:46.820 And the, and DC.

01:34:48.140 So that's it.

01:34:49.140 Oh, well, that's no big deal.

01:34:51.460 Right.

01:34:51.800 I mean, when we first, when we first started

01:34:53.320 warning, they were only in one state.

01:34:55.080 Yeah.

01:34:55.340 So, it's not like it's spreading like a

01:34:58.460 plague.

01:35:00.820 The Glenn Beck Program.

01:35:03.760 Mercury.

01:35:07.800 The Glenn Beck Program.

01:35:09.660 Oh my gosh.

01:35:10.180 Pat gets me all excited about this green

01:35:11.940 river.

01:35:12.920 Oh my gosh.

01:35:13.700 You, I look it up.

01:35:15.320 It's in Catalonia.

01:35:16.480 I don't even know where Catalonia is.

01:35:18.380 You don't care about it just because it's not

01:35:20.440 in America?

01:35:21.360 Right.

01:35:22.020 I see.

01:35:22.640 I'm an American.

01:35:23.740 I know.

01:35:24.240 Me too.

01:35:24.800 I mean.

01:35:25.620 I care about people, people elsewhere.

01:35:27.760 No, you don't.

01:35:29.940 No, you don't.

01:35:30.860 I actually, actually, Pat tells me, Pat tells

01:35:33.620 me, you know, I said, what?

01:35:35.040 Yeah, I saw that.

01:35:35.700 What is it caused by?

01:35:36.500 He said, it's a plant.

01:35:37.800 And I'm like, what?

01:35:39.360 An automobile plant?

01:35:41.440 No.

01:35:42.060 No.

01:35:42.220 It's a bottling plant.

01:35:43.740 A bottling plant.

01:35:44.580 A water bottling plant.

01:35:45.900 Yeah.

01:35:46.460 So.

01:35:47.640 Automotive plants do do that.

01:35:48.520 What exactly are they?

01:35:49.740 I mean, it's fluorescent green.

01:35:51.260 Oh yeah.

01:35:51.660 No, it's spooky green.

01:35:53.040 It's amazing.

01:35:53.920 So, can I ask you what they're putting in

01:35:58.220 the water?

01:35:59.560 I'd love to know.

01:36:00.160 Are they putting in the bottle?

01:36:01.900 They say, the plant says, it's entirely

01:36:05.400 harmless, non-toxic, and biodegradable.

01:36:08.600 Oh.

01:36:09.280 What is it?

01:36:11.560 They don't say.

01:36:12.500 The green dye was intentionally added to

01:36:15.540 the river.

01:36:16.740 So, it's entirely harmless.

01:36:18.680 It was intentionally added?

01:36:20.660 That's what the mayor said.

01:36:21.880 St. Patrick's Day every year?

01:36:23.080 He could not be on the take.

01:36:24.220 Yeah, right.

01:36:24.940 But, I mean, hang on.

01:36:26.920 Because this says, the emerald green tint

01:36:28.860 was not an early celebration of St. Patrick's Day,

01:36:32.260 as seen in Chicago every March.

01:36:34.380 Well, they're saying that they put the dye in

01:36:35.840 to help identify another contamination.

01:36:38.920 Okay.

01:36:39.980 Okay.

01:36:40.580 All right.

01:36:41.020 Here's one in France.

01:36:42.280 I guess several rivers are turning this way in France.

01:36:45.900 Is Catalonia in France?

01:36:46.920 I don't know.

01:36:48.180 It says this.

01:36:49.320 At least rivers in 12 departments around France

01:36:55.580 have all fallen to the same mysterious fate.

01:36:59.360 The rivers are turning fluorescent green in recent days.

01:37:02.640 The move, however, is not some kind of pollution.

01:37:05.600 It is the work of environmental workers

01:37:07.700 in a bid to wait, oh my gosh,

01:37:09.840 to raise awareness about a lack of funding

01:37:11.940 in their sector.

01:37:13.760 This action is an alarm signal.

01:37:15.780 What?

01:37:17.240 Wow, that's...

01:37:17.820 We want to alert the public

01:37:19.000 about the need to preserve

01:37:20.080 and strengthen this public service.

01:37:21.980 We've got to create some jobs for people.

01:37:22.940 Oh my gosh.

01:37:24.680 So how did they get the brilliant green color?

01:37:26.880 We used colorant called fluorescine.

01:37:32.260 It's totally harmless.

01:37:33.740 It's to show the path pollution takes in water.

01:37:36.680 It's a strong visual,

01:37:37.700 but it's completely safe.

01:37:40.340 The fish don't even notice.

01:37:42.180 Can you imagine...

01:37:43.700 When you did that,

01:37:44.880 saying that,

01:37:45.360 oh, it's not who can harm the fish.

01:37:47.540 It's just a colorant.

01:37:49.460 Oh.

01:37:50.040 Can you imagine what they would say?

01:37:51.940 Mm-hmm.

01:37:52.280 They'd go ape.

01:37:53.140 They'd go out of their mind.

01:37:56.520 Unbelievable.

01:37:57.160 Yeah, here it is

01:37:57.860 where it's just starting to be poured into the river.

01:38:00.480 Wow.

01:38:02.000 I mean...

01:38:03.300 That really does an effective job, though.

01:38:05.320 Yes, it does.

01:38:05.920 The colorant.

01:38:07.080 Wow.

01:38:07.480 Yes, it does.

01:38:09.560 Boy, that's really bad,

01:38:11.200 especially the way this is being reported,

01:38:13.140 because it's being reported on,

01:38:14.880 like, what is that?

01:38:16.280 Yeah.

01:38:16.760 It's downstream from a bottling plant.

01:38:20.240 Yeah.

01:38:20.460 Yeah.

01:38:20.920 And they're...

01:38:21.320 Yes, they're making it out like it's accidental,

01:38:24.460 and it's environmental.

01:38:25.600 It's doing it on purpose.

01:38:28.920 Unbelievable.

01:38:29.840 It's awesome.

01:38:32.900 Unbelievable.

01:38:33.340 Hey, are you guys going to go see the movie

01:38:37.660 The Shack this weekend?

01:38:41.340 Anybody going to see that?

01:38:43.400 You really raved about it.

01:38:44.980 I think it's great.

01:38:46.400 You said it was one of the best movies you've ever seen

01:38:48.800 that was faith-based, right?

01:38:50.260 Yeah, it's in the category...

01:38:52.240 I mean, you have to go with this in mind.

01:38:55.280 You know, Lord of the Rings and...

01:38:58.340 So, Tolkien and C.S. Lewis had to do...

01:39:02.740 You know, they had a bet.

01:39:03.960 Who's going to make the best Christian-based movie 1.00

01:39:08.500 that will really get the message out?

01:39:12.480 He wrote Lion, Witch of the Wardrobe,

01:39:15.080 and Tolkien wrote...

01:39:16.980 And Tolkien thought that was way too obvious and overt.

01:39:19.360 Correct.

01:39:19.980 And so he wrote Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit.

01:39:21.940 Which, it's pretty hard to find Jesus in that story.

01:39:24.560 I'm really having a hard time.

01:39:26.020 No, seriously, can you tell me...

01:39:27.220 I mean, it's obviously a battle of good and evil,

01:39:28.960 but other than that, I don't get it.

01:39:32.740 And C.S. Lewis thought that Tolkien had won.

01:39:37.120 Tolkien thought that C.S. Lewis had won.

01:39:39.800 C.S. Lewis said,

01:39:41.120 Tolkien told the best story for Christ.

01:39:43.880 I honestly...

01:39:45.240 Wow.

01:39:45.620 I don't know.

01:39:46.480 I mean, we should look into that.

01:39:47.860 We should look at the symbols that are hidden there,

01:39:53.660 because I can't find them.

01:39:55.500 The Shack is not a movie that, you know,

01:39:59.320 if you're going to go from, let's say,

01:40:01.600 you're going from your church meeting,

01:40:03.700 and then you're going to go to a church kind of movie,

01:40:07.840 and then you're going to go to church afterwards,

01:40:10.100 this is probably not the movie you're going to love.

01:40:13.580 But if this is something that, you know,

01:40:16.800 you are struggling with something in your life,

01:40:20.700 or you just want a good movie,

01:40:22.580 it introduces God into it,

01:40:25.700 it's not preachy,

01:40:27.580 it's not...

01:40:28.700 It's none of the things that I hate about religious movies.

01:40:35.880 Now, it's an analogy,

01:40:37.980 and people are having a hard time, 0.98

01:40:39.860 because God is played by a black woman. 0.71

01:40:43.420 Oh my gosh, how good God... 0.99

01:40:45.580 Jesus was a lion in Lion, Witch, and the Wardrobe,

01:40:50.840 and there was a witch and Santa in that one.

01:40:54.740 Somehow or another, we're okay with that,

01:40:57.920 only because it's C.S. Lewis.

01:41:01.060 This one, I think, just tells a great story.

01:41:04.220 And, you know, I know I go to religious movies

01:41:08.460 with friends who are not religious,

01:41:13.580 and they have a hard time

01:41:16.220 with those preachy kind of movies

01:41:18.280 that are preaching to the choir.

01:41:19.860 This one is out there to find new choir members,

01:41:22.860 and it never asks for you to do anything,

01:41:27.300 doesn't even ask for you to believe it.

01:41:28.820 It just shows a loving God, which I like.

01:41:33.240 So, watch The Shack, see it this weekend.

01:41:36.520 And, also, isn't Logan out this weekend?

01:41:40.360 Yeah.

01:41:40.600 I think it is.

01:41:41.440 People are really raving about it.

01:41:42.960 Why is that rated R?

01:41:45.020 That's the first X-Men...

01:41:46.820 Probably the violence.

01:41:49.020 I mean...

01:41:49.900 It looks like it's much darker than the typical...

01:41:52.860 Well, I read, and this is not a spoiler, I don't think,

01:41:56.760 because what I read was just about the comic book series.

01:42:01.360 Wolverine kills all of the X-Men, right?

01:42:05.060 Isn't that how it happens?

01:42:06.900 I couldn't possibly be a spoiler.

01:42:08.600 Why would you consider that as being a spoiler?

01:42:10.520 Well, because I think everybody is dead in this one, isn't it?

01:42:13.300 Isn't that the premise?

01:42:14.200 Or it's way in the future, or something.

01:42:16.340 It's 2029.

01:42:17.480 Mutants are gone, or very nearly so.

01:42:19.680 Okay, so, I think...

01:42:21.580 What I read, and...

01:42:23.240 If I just spoiled it, I'm sorry.

01:42:27.040 I just read it in...

01:42:28.040 The worst.

01:42:31.280 Regardless of whether you spoiled it,

01:42:33.400 it's such a huge thing.

01:42:35.980 I know, but they said...

01:42:37.040 Hang on just a second.

01:42:37.840 They said that they were...

01:42:39.980 They hadn't seen the movie either,

01:42:41.340 and they said that Logan is a very dark character

01:42:45.880 in the comic books.

01:42:47.440 And that's why they're suggesting that this one is so dark,

01:42:52.480 and they didn't know if he was following the...

01:42:56.180 If they were following the path of the comic book on this,

01:43:01.220 because I guess in the end of the comic books,

01:43:04.100 or at some point...

01:43:05.600 But why would you do this?

01:43:06.660 You don't want to kill the X-Men.

01:43:07.900 I don't know.

01:43:10.840 It does say...

01:43:11.480 R for strong, brutal violence and language throughout,

01:43:14.420 and for brief nudity.

01:43:16.220 So, not enough for Jeffy, but a brief little...

01:43:19.180 No, but I mean, you can sit through it.

01:43:21.320 I can sit through brief nudity.

01:43:23.780 I'd like more, but...

01:43:25.760 Is Hugh Jackman in this one?

01:43:26.820 Yes.

01:43:27.540 Because on the clips I've seen, it doesn't look like him.

01:43:30.460 Well, because I think he's a lot older in this one,

01:43:33.540 or something.

01:43:34.000 I don't know what they're doing.

01:43:35.220 This is the main description.

01:43:38.260 2029, mutants are gone, or very nearly so.

01:43:40.360 An isolated, despondent Logan is drinking his days away

01:43:43.300 in a hideout in a remote stretch of the Mexican border,

01:43:45.900 picking up petty cash as a driver for hire.

01:43:48.180 What is this movie?

01:43:51.160 His companions in exile are the outcast Caliban 1.00

01:43:54.040 and ailing Professor X,

01:43:55.760 who, singular mind, is plagued by worsening seizures.

01:44:00.300 Yeah.

01:44:00.920 It sounds like it's going to be...

01:44:02.180 This is like X-Men in the nursing home.

01:44:05.220 Fun.

01:44:06.940 Fun.

01:44:07.720 But Logan's attempts to hide from the world

01:44:09.440 and his legacy abruptly end

01:44:10.820 when a mysterious woman appears

01:44:12.880 with an urgent request

01:44:13.980 that Logan shepherd an extraordinary young girl to safety.

01:44:17.440 Soon the claws come out

01:44:18.380 and Logan must face off against dark forces.

01:44:20.360 It's getting incredible reviews.

01:44:22.080 I mean, 94%.

01:44:23.300 94%?

01:44:24.560 That's amazing.

01:44:25.480 Of critics or viewers?

01:44:26.500 Yeah, critics.

01:44:27.340 95% of audience.

01:44:29.040 Wow.

01:44:30.180 When you go to see Logan, though, you love...

01:44:31.640 Well-reviewed.

01:44:32.320 I like Logan as a character.

01:44:34.260 I mean, I think Marvel has done the best job

01:44:37.900 of any film series ever.

01:44:42.780 They've done a really good job.

01:44:43.620 Can you think of anybody else? 0.99

01:44:45.100 Star Wars sucks. 1.00

01:44:46.620 Most of those suck. 1.00

01:44:49.960 Who's done a better job on sequels? 0.99

01:44:53.060 You know, what's-his-face?

01:44:57.680 J.J. Abrams has done a good job with Star Trek,

01:45:00.080 kind of reinvigorating that series.

01:45:02.780 Yeah, and the new Star Wars movies

01:45:04.380 have been very good, I think.

01:45:05.480 Yeah, the new ones are good.

01:45:07.080 Name the bad Marvel movie.

01:45:09.900 I don't like any of them, so...

01:45:11.280 What?

01:45:12.080 Yeah, I'm not a fan.

01:45:13.640 Stu's not into that.

01:45:14.920 I mean, which one of the Marvels?

01:45:16.020 Run through them.

01:45:16.520 I get them confused with the other company.

01:45:18.860 Mm-hmm.

01:45:19.940 Marvel is all the X-Men.

01:45:21.500 Yeah, no, Spider-Man.

01:45:22.860 Spider-Man, no, I think.

01:45:24.360 No, Spider-Man is not Marvel.

01:45:27.220 That's somebody else.

01:45:28.000 That's DC Comics, I think.

01:45:28.980 Superman?

01:45:30.020 No, that's DC Comics.

01:45:31.280 Really?

01:45:31.600 Yeah.

01:45:32.060 Never mind.

01:45:32.480 Batman is DC Comics.

01:45:34.020 Come to think of it, Pat doesn't like the Marvels either.

01:45:35.960 Yeah, come to think of it, DC's pretty good.

01:45:39.200 No, DC is...

01:45:40.720 DC, the problem with DC is they keep rebooting

01:45:43.840 the same stories over and over and over again.

01:45:46.060 Yeah, they're trying to do.

01:45:46.660 You know, this one, when it comes to Marvel,

01:45:48.800 they're releasing them and they're telling the whole story

01:45:52.600 and it's the same actors and the same theme

01:45:56.200 and, you know, Spider-Man, if I have to see how Spider-Man 0.99

01:45:59.400 was bit by the damn spider one more time, 0.99

01:46:01.780 I'm going to lose my mind. 0.99

01:46:02.940 All right, here's Marvel movies, and I know all...

01:46:04.660 I got it, all you people in the audience who are...

01:46:07.120 Oh, dare you say that this...

01:46:09.000 I got it.

01:46:09.720 We know that you're very tribal on your Marvel verses.

01:46:12.480 I don't care about any of it.

01:46:13.580 Here are the movies.

01:46:14.980 Avengers.

01:46:15.560 Ugh.

01:46:16.480 Guardians of the Galaxy was great.

01:46:19.940 Great movie.

01:46:20.540 Ant-Man, no thanks.

01:46:21.600 Oh, Ant-Man was great.

01:46:22.760 Ant-Man was fun.

01:46:23.380 The Captain America stuff I haven't liked.

01:46:24.900 I know you loved it.

01:46:25.500 I liked it.

01:46:25.860 Oh, I loved it.

01:46:26.360 It was okay, but, you know...

01:46:27.960 Iron Man, I could deal with Iron Man.

01:46:29.980 I like Iron Man because he's a capitalist,

01:46:31.980 even though the message of the movie isn't really

01:46:33.760 that capitalism is good.

01:46:35.980 He really doesn't turn good until he turns against capitalism,

01:46:38.540 kind of, but I like the fact that a rich guy

01:46:40.480 is just saving the world.

01:46:41.660 Yeah.

01:46:42.100 That's so out of the norm of these movies.

01:46:45.060 The Hulk.

01:46:46.000 Incredible Hulk.

01:46:47.040 No, I didn't see that one.

01:46:47.840 Didn't like that one.

01:46:48.320 Doctor Strange.

01:46:49.560 Loved it.

01:46:50.420 You liked that one a lot.

01:46:51.580 Loved it.

01:46:51.940 More Avengers.

01:46:52.740 Thor, no.

01:46:53.740 Oh, Thor was fun.

01:46:54.800 Thor was fun.

01:46:55.440 Thor was fun.

01:46:56.420 Thor was fun.

01:46:57.220 It's not great, but it's fun.

01:46:58.220 They're saying amazing Spider-Mans,

01:46:59.640 at least on this list.

01:47:00.760 See, that's what I thought.

01:47:01.480 I thought Spider-Man was more X-Men stuff.

01:47:05.560 Oh, Deadpool I liked.

01:47:07.140 I liked Deadpool.

01:47:07.620 I could not get through five minutes of Deadpool.

01:47:12.040 You and me both.

01:47:12.600 Really?

01:47:13.100 Yeah, that was good.

01:47:13.820 I couldn't do it.

01:47:15.000 Fantastic Four?

01:47:16.620 Oof.

01:47:17.080 That was fun.

01:47:18.280 Let's see.

01:47:18.740 I didn't like that. 0.98

01:47:18.980 The Fantastic Four was before Marvel got their crap together. 0.98

01:47:23.000 Yes, it was. 0.96

01:47:23.440 That's when they were like.

01:47:24.180 But that was still fun.

01:47:24.920 No, that includes this new one, too, which was abysmal.

01:47:28.860 Oh, I didn't see the new one.

01:47:31.080 Abysmal.

01:47:32.320 I mean, really bad.

01:47:33.980 Fantastic Four, because Spider-Man, I know they had a deal out with somebody,

01:47:40.540 and so I think they're resetting Spider-Man.

01:47:43.920 They may have had the same problem with Fantastic Four.

01:47:46.660 Before Marvel took charge and said, we're going to do our own movies,

01:47:50.580 they were selling them the license out to studios,

01:47:54.460 and one of the studios had a license on Spider-Man that was about to flip.

01:47:59.980 Right, yes.

01:48:00.600 And so they were like, we've paid all this money for it.

01:48:02.680 Quick, make a movie.

01:48:03.700 I remember Max telling me about it.

01:48:04.820 Yeah.

01:48:05.740 I'm sorry.

01:48:06.500 Now I'm down to your 14-year-old son.

01:48:08.760 No, Max, he's an expert on this stuff.

01:48:10.320 I let him tell me what he did.

01:48:11.500 Yeah, so there was a contractual thing on the Spider-Man,

01:48:16.800 and I think they just got Spider-Man back,

01:48:19.360 and I bet it was the same on Fantastic Four,

01:48:22.680 because everything I've seen the Marvel Studios make has been great.

01:48:26.420 DC, you know, even with DC, they did, you know, Superman versus, come on. 0.99

01:48:35.940 That one was dumb. 0.95

01:48:37.080 The Batman versus Superman thing was awful. 0.99

01:48:40.180 And then...

01:48:41.100 Oh, our moms had the same name?

01:48:43.080 Now we're best friends.

01:48:43.960 We would like each other again.

01:48:45.000 Now we're bestest friends.

01:48:47.160 For life.

01:48:48.500 And then what happens?

01:48:49.660 We meet Wonder Woman because of that.

01:48:53.160 Awful.

01:48:53.700 Do a Wonder Woman movie.

01:48:55.220 That's not good.

01:48:56.140 Make it stand...

01:48:57.100 Well, because I read at one point during that is that they just really want the Avengers.

01:49:01.320 Like, what they want is their Avengers.

01:49:03.300 Right.

01:49:03.460 So they're just trying to, like, mash all the movies together

01:49:05.580 until they get to that point where they get to have them all in the same movie.

01:49:07.960 But it doesn't work that way.

01:49:08.560 No, I know.

01:49:09.040 It doesn't work that way.

01:49:11.580 And now this, our sponsor this half hour is Goldline.

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01:49:38.380 Um, and he's very concerned now.

01:49:42.280 Um, he told me, he said, I am doubling up on, uh, food, gold, ammunition.

01:49:49.040 He said, it's coming.

01:49:50.680 This one's going to be really, really bad.

01:49:53.740 I don't know what's coming.

01:49:55.600 Well, I kind of know what's coming.

01:49:57.760 It's, you know, it's bad.

01:50:01.260 Um, worse than 2008.

01:50:03.660 Don't know when it's coming.

01:50:04.940 Um, I believe the, um, governments around the world, this is why they're going cashless.

01:50:12.600 Um, because they're going to be able to control your money and control your privacy, control

01:50:17.380 everything.

01:50:18.120 I want you to read, um, Goldline's important information on the free cashless society.

01:50:24.080 They've just updated this report and they will tell you what it means, why it's happening.

01:50:29.980 Um, and you, you need to read it.

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01:50:37.580 and read their important risk information.

01:50:39.820 And if you believe some of this stuff like I do, then buy gold or silver.

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01:50:57.940 You're listening to the Glenn Beck program.

01:51:01.940 Thank you.

01:51:03.660 This is the Glenn Beck program.

01:51:08.040 Hey, Philadelphia.

01:51:08.940 How's that soda tax working out for you?

01:51:11.580 Uh, just, uh, just to remember the theory, um, taxes actually kill businesses, but there's

01:51:18.080 no evidence to back that up.

01:51:19.740 Uh, yeah.

01:51:20.140 Pepsi is going to lay off about a quarter of their workforce in the city.

01:51:22.800 Um, they have, uh, had sales cut by 40%, um, in the city because of the new soda tax.

01:51:30.100 So lots of people losing their good jobs, uh, because the Philadelphia government, uh, wants

01:51:35.040 more of your money and wants to tell you what to eat and drink.

01:51:38.380 Really shocking news.

01:51:39.460 I know, I know you're really surprised by that, but this is happening not only to big companies

01:51:42.920 like Pepsi, but small companies like Hank's we've talked about before.

01:51:45.560 I mean, they get hit hard with this stuff.

01:51:48.140 And what do you do?

01:51:49.040 What do you do?

01:51:51.060 Um, you try to move to Texas.

01:51:52.840 That's what, you know, that's what we did.

01:51:54.900 You know, it is.

01:51:55.560 Move from New York to Texas.

01:51:57.040 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

01:52:03.120 Mercury.

01:52:03.820 Mercury.

The Glenn Beck Program - March 03, 2017

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