4⧸25⧸17 - Who's really running this place？... Eric Liu Joins Glenn
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Summary
Glenn Beck and Stuart Lee Hyatt discuss the rise of the Antifa movement in the United States, and why they believe it s more than just a reaction to the cancellation of Ann Coulter's speech in Berkeley, California.
Transcript
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The plague that Disney released when they opened up the jar named Science Guy,
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that Bill Nye plague, it continues to spread across America.
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When are we going to admit the guy's not a scientist?
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Don't you dare talk about Selena Gomez that way.
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We'll talk about this great song that he put out that is just wonderful, wonderful, wonderful.
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Also, we want to give you an update on North Korea and also Berkeley, something that no one will pay attention to.
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But you will, because you've been down this road already.
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You are now finally seeing the fascists, the communists, the anarchists, and the Islamists
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working together to destabilize Europe and the Western world.
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The book I hold in my hands, I'm reading from it.
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The book you hold in your hands has become the principal piece of evidence in an anti-terrorism
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case in France directed against nine individuals who were arrested November 11, 2008, mostly
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They have been accused of criminal association for the purposes of terrorist activity on the
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grounds they were to have participated in the sabotage of overhead electrical lines on France's
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The copy I have doesn't have that disclaimer in it because we started talking about this book
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before they picked up all of the people that were involved.
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This book was to speak to a small, very small faction of people in France that wanted revolution,
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When I first started talking about the coming insurrection, we were alone, it made global
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headlines, Glenn Beck pushing little known book.
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The reason why I told you is because this was the beginning of the theory that I later would
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talk about on Fox that fascists, communists, anarchists, Islamists would work together to destabilize
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the Middle East, the Middle East, then Europe, and the rest of the world.
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I'm really bad at timing, but you're seeing this now beginning to come together in Europe.
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You know, we talk about the students at Berkeley.
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Have you seen what the students in Berkeley are doing?
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Have you noticed what the students, they're burning things down?
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Berkeley, you know, the bastion of free speech.
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That's why we have to, we have to take the, you know, the, the yogurt shop and set it on fire.
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On CBS this morning, they called Berkeley the birthplace of the free speech movement.
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It seems like it occurred a little sooner than Berkeley.
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Oh yeah, the Woodrow Wilson administration, 1917.
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The common denominator in both the Milo and the Ann Coulter speech cancellation was the
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arrival of black-clad, mask-wearing, weapon-carrying thugs.
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Oh yeah, right, those are the Berkeley students.
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It's an actual plan and state of being that turns into a nightmare of bloodshed.
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I guess the Berkeley students that put this together.
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If all the Berkeley students were alive in the 1920s and members of the Communist Party of Germany.
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Antifa is the group of communists that stood against the fascists in Germany.
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They were to take the streets and fight and combat the fascists.
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They were street fighters meant to bring intimidation to the intimidators.
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Their ranks included the communists, the anarchists, and the leftists.
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Eventually, the movement was suppressed by the Nazis.
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But they resurged again in the 70s and the 80s.
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And today, their ranks are swelling with active Antifa cells all over the world.
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And they like to breed in places like Berkeley.
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The Berkeley goal for Antifa is to shut down any conservative or capitalist thought.
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Have you seen the videos of the riots on YouTube?
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Two weeks ago, Antifa crashed a pro-Trump rally.
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Militia groups came from all over the country to provide security.
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Militia groups came from all over the country to be a war zone.
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After losing the battle for Berkeley, Antifa members hit the forums to talk through what they had done wrong.
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We need to take notes from the John Brown Gun Club and get the firearms and the training.
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I know getting firearms in states and cities we have a presence in is usually a hassle.
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It certainly put a psychological element in while holding back the fascists.
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Who do you think the fascists are more afraid of?
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People with flags and bats or people with flags, bats and guns?
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Berkeley is now considered holy ground for the First Amendment.
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It's the launch point for a communist, anarchist, paramilitary movement.
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These are the same people, the same type of people, that wrote the book, The Coming Insurrection.
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As if this new movement was ripped right out of the pages of the book.
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But boy, oh boy, you talk to anybody in the press about this, they won't pay attention because they're intellectually dead inside.
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This book I told you about in 2008 is a book of revolution and it calls for violence.
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It actively calls for terrorist activity to end civilization and crash the economy.
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Yesterday I spoke about the worldwide phenomena where radical elements on both sides of the spectrum would work together to bring it all down.
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The fascists, the communists, the anarchists, the Islamists would work together to crash and bring the world to its knees.
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Over the weekend we saw 40% of French voters voting for a candidate at the extreme ends of the political spectrum.
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That means almost half of the population wants radical left or a radical fascist right government.
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The press is celebrating because the globalist, the guy who is lying to the population and saying,
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No, I don't have anything to do with the other parties.
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Even though I left one of the parties to become, you know, the candidate because the parties were freaking out.
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So I left the Rothschild Bank, not kidding, not making that up.
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I left the Rothschilds and the Socialist Party to run as, you know, just a guy like you.
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Well, the press continues this nonsense about the president's first 100 days.
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And you are spending all of your time trying to prove Donald Trump wrong.
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Why don't we talk about things that we can actually be aware of, plan for, help decide the course?
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Like, how many Americans know that the entire Senate is going to the White House?
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So the president can lay out with a joint chief of staff to Congress exactly what his plan is on North Korea.
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If Donald Trump doesn't deliver on his promises over the next four years, how will his most vocal supporters react?
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How will Breitbart treat him just when they let Bannon go?
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Will the Democrats continue to slide further and further into the left, where they will embrace the Antifa movement in Berkeley?
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If they want votes in this radically changing shift, they may not have any other choice.
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That's 13 million people who think the United States would be better off as a socialist country.
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You look at the latest polls, it shows almost everybody says we should spend more.
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We're $20 trillion in debt, but it doesn't seem to matter.
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If the Democrats don't move further to the left and the Trump fails on his promises,
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will the coming insurrection happen sooner than we think?
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Will the black-clad, mask-wearing, weapon-toning Antifa thugs run in our streets?
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The signs are here and it's being birthed in Berkeley.
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My job is to bring this stuff to you so you can be prepared.
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But after I do my homework and I tell you about it, I'm just like you.
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I'm glad I know it and I'm going to move on with my life because there's nothing I can do about it anyway.
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and not going over the cliff with the rest of humanity.
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I mean, is that you just bring that up because you had chips or...
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Pat, I wanted to ask you, now that they have confirmed that this meeting of all 100 senators
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at the White House is about a meeting with the Joint Chiefs on North Korea.
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Have you ever seen that happen before in history?
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However, they said that it was McConnell who called it and they're just having it at
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But they're just housing it at the White House for some reason.
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But it is unprecedented and I think we need to talk about North Korea.
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It's now about 9.30 or 10.30 at night in North Korea.
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You know, maybe possibly this is a bluff when it comes to North Korea.
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Today is the 85th anniversary of the founding of the North Korean Army.
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And it's a significant date inside of North Korea.
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It usually coincides with a weapons test and military drills.
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The nuclear weapons test that they said was going to happen today didn't happen.
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And yes, I understand that it is, it should be 10.35, but they also, they also, not only is it the year 105 in North Korea, they also just shave a half hour off the clock.
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So anyway, they were supposed to have this weapons test today.
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Yesterday, news broke that the entire Senate from the U.S. had been called to the White House for a briefing specifically on North Korea.
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They'll get a detailed briefing by the Secretary of State, Secretary of Defense, Director of the National Intelligence, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs.
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This is about as high level of a meeting as you can get.
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I don't think I've, I've never seen this before.
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So now, is this showmanship, is this showmanship to intimidate both China and North Korea?
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Because, remember, Sunday night, the president, and they have not disclosed what this conversation was about,
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but the president called both the Prime Minister of Japan and the president of China.
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And after that phone conversation, the president of China issued a statement that said they don't believe in unilateral strikes and the U.N. must be consulted before any strike happens in North Korea.
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So was the president preparing China and Japan that a strike is coming?
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We also just landed 1,000 Marines off the coast of Australia.
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Mike Pence cut his trip short by a day to come back so he could be in Washington, D.C. today.
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Are 1,000 Marines enough to tip over and capsize the island of Australia?
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Okay, so Trump said the status quo in North Korea is unacceptable.
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The council must be prepared to impose additional and stronger sanctions on North Korean nuclear and ballistic missile programs.
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Whether we want to talk about it or not, North Korea is a big world problem, and it's a problem that we have to finally solve.
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People put blindfolds on for decades, and now it's time to solve the problem.
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Now, I have heard that the Obama administration knew that this was a problem, a big problem, but did nothing, just wanted to pass it on to the next president.
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Trump wants the council to believe that sanctions are the bare minimum that he'll accept, and if they don't agree, he's going to use the United States military.
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That's why I think he's calling a hundred of the senators to the White House.
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Their sole intention, I'm hoping, is to brief them on North Korea, but also send a strong message to the world.
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People don't understand this, because the press is so focused on the first hundred days, the first hundred days, the first, see, he was wrong, see, he was wrong, see, see, we were right, he was wrong, we're right, he's wrong.
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We're watching the Cuban Missile Crisis unfold in front of us, and nobody in this country has a frickin' clue.
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Now, it's either a bluff, or this is a legitimate meeting to discuss the president's authority to go to war.
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He'd need some congressmen with him, too, if he's going to talk about going to war, because he's got to get all of Congress, not just the Senate.
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Well, I will tell you this, no matter what this is, here's what you need to know today.
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If we have to take care of North Korea, what you're looking at is a scale of warfare not seen since World War II.
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This is what, this is what we believe it will look like opening up this can of worms.
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Our primary objective would be to neutralize their nuclear threat.
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So let's assume for a second that we have perfect intelligence.
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If North Korea detects a preemptive strike, they could fire off a nuke at Seoul or Japan.
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Our first wave of our strike would be B-2 bombers hitting North Korean nuclear sites and suspected launch areas.
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That would be followed by a massive cruise missile strike from the USS Carl Vinson, the aircraft carrier in this battle group.
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And what they would most likely do is a massive artillery barrage that would open up on South Korea.
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A few hours ago, North Korea celebrated their Armed Forces Day, not with a nuclear test, but with 400 artillery pieces.
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They're reminding us in Seoul what retaliation will look like.
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Seoul could be completely leveled with conventional weapons within two hours.
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The loss of life will be in the millions in two hours with conventional weapons.
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North Korea has extensive surface-to-air missile defenses.
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These missiles can engage our bombers up to 200 miles away.
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We'd be bogged down for hours trying to knock them out.
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And during that time, artillery will continue to rain down on South Korea.
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A strike on the USS Carl Vinson would probably take place during this time as well.
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General Mattis would have a choice to make here.
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Would he be forced to risk it and send B-2 bombers to drop massive payloads on North Korea's artillery assets?
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At this point, the North Koreans would activate their sleeper cells in the South to carry out guerrilla attacks and to kidnap U.S. citizens.
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While that's being dealt with, a joint U.S. and South Korean invasion would happen across the DMZ.
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A ground assault on the area that has been fortified for over half a century.
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All of this would happen by Thursday or Friday.
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There are no good options if we go to war with Kim Jong-un.
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Let's hope that this bluff, that it is a bluff, and that it works.
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Why don't we bomb the parade where they've got the 400 pieces?
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Did you see the pictures of the last parade with the missiles?
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They had all this artillery, and they had the big missiles, and one of the nose cones was on sideways.
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I mean, you don't expect them to use real ones in the parade, do you?
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They might have been thinking we were going to bomb the parade.
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The people are all standing there with those little cards that, you know, spell out Kim Jong-un.
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You're like, just hit that big, mile-long red square there that keeps moving.
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Just hopefully they don't think about that in advance and change the cards to say, don't bomb here.
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The other thing I don't understand we haven't done is to get this University of Virginia student out of there.
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They were on some trip with his singing group or something, and he saw this propaganda poster, and he just took it down because he wanted a souvenir.
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And he's certainly not going to make it through this if this continues to escalate.
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He even read their propaganda piece against the United States trying to get out of this jam, and they still put him in a labor camp.
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He's a student who, just for fun, took down a propaganda piece that he wanted a souvenir for.
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Can you guys give me one Winston Churchill in the world today?
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Somebody who is a world leader that has real power and real pulpit that could say, we have to mobilize the rest of the world.
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I'm convinced without Winston Churchill, we would all be speaking German.
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I mean, this is the opposite of what happened in the 1930s.
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The bad guys all throughout Europe that are starting to rise up, those are all just Franco and Hitler, Putin, Stalin.
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I mean, it's the same thing happening, except in England.
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I mean, Donald Trump is probably the best, and he's a guy who just admittedly said to the AP, I didn't know anything about NATO.
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Right, I said it was obsolete because I didn't know.
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Good God Almighty, he's our commander-in-chief.
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I mean, maybe it's somebody like Mattis, you know, where you have a guy who...
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But he might get, I mean, you know, in those moments, he gets it, right?
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I mean, and he's certainly, he's one of the guys who's going to be briefing everybody on North Korea in the Senate today.
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I mean, there are certainly real military brains surrounding this president.
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But, I mean, you know, Israel's not rallying the world around something.
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Yeah, they can't get anybody to stop killing them.
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Hey, do you guys mind not firing missiles at us every day at Sbarro?
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He's probably the strongest one on seeing things clearly.
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We've got to hope that this 10 years that we have had as Tea Party people, that these 10 years, those 10-year-olds that we were raising 10 years ago are strong enough and are going to be the future leaders, that there's enough of them out there.
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I think you probably need to take more pragmatic steps, though, in the near term, which is something like, you know, if you have an aircraft carrier, you pull it off the shores of North Korea, and you have Bill Nye and Rachel Bloom just perform constantly that stupid sex song and broadcast it into North Korea.
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They might just give our next hour, Bill Nye and my vagina has a voice.
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You think Kim Jong-un's making it through that?
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And if we have, he still has a, you know, he still has a regime, but after that, he's given up.
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If we have time when we come back, Kim Jong-un's life set to music.
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The Bill O'Reilly audio from last night, he was basically saying, you're going to be shaken when you hear, he said, I don't think you'll be surprised, but you'll be shaken when you hear the truth about what all of this was.
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He was, he said, I was disappointed that, you know, that this happened and I'm off of television.
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So there's a lot going on that we don't know about.
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Yeah, these situations are obviously impossible to talk about because he can't really say anything for a million reasons.
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When there's a court case, you just cannot defend yourself.
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We're going to talk a little bit about the denying of science and the miracle birth of Kim Jong-un is also coming up.
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Special guest Eric Liu is going to be joining us.
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Hey, what was this weird shot that Donald Trump took at Nikki Haley?
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It seemed like he was kind of joking, but a lot of times the Trump stuff start with jokes.
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He just kind of said something like, ah, she's doing a great job, isn't she?
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I mean, if she's not, we're going to get rid of her.
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Well, I don't think she's getting, I mean, I don't think, you know, she's not a household
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I don't hear everybody say, have you seen our new UN ambassador?
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But in Washington, in media circles, they are saying her name quite a bit.
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We want to talk a little bit also about the latest evidence that Russian hackers are targeting
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The same Russian hackers that breached the email servers of the DNC are now focusing their
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And we have the craziest, we have the craziest proof that the Russians and the former East
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Germans are, are actively involved in trying to sway public opinion in America.
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I will make a stand, I will raise my voice, I will hold your hand, cause we are one.
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I will beat my drum, I have made my choice, we will overcome, cause we are one.
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So there's, there was this, this pro-science march, which I don't even, I really don't
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This is how far logic and, and reason have, have left the building.
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Did you see what they are, what they were rallying for, for this pro-science march?
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What they were rallying for is that this government is anti-science and that they are cutting spending
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They are cutting the increase on the spending on science.
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So they're not going to get as much as they were, but they are talking about this, this
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anti-science mentality and how the government must provide science.
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You know, I don't have a problem with the government involved in some science.
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However, could we just, could we just take a minute here?
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Science is only standing up and saying we need more funding from the government because,
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And what does the government grant do to the average scientist?
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The average scientist will get the government grant because they know what the government
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And so they will, they'll follow that rabbit down the hole.
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But by science getting into bed with the government at this point, the government is the church.
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We have started to worship our federal government.
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Government tells you exactly what to do and what not to do.
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Here are these, these anti-Galileans asking to be locked in the tower.
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However, it is really crazy what they're doing.
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And they're all led by the Disney cartoon of a scientist, Bill Nye the Science Guy.
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They just named the show Bill Nye the Science Guy because it rhymed.
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Well, and also you can't say Bill Nye the Scientist because it would be not inaccurate.
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So Science Guy, everybody thought, oh, well, he's a scientist then.
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And he's just comfortable being, you know, talking the language of the people.
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Guys, you know who Bill Nye the Science Guy is?
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He's the question mark man that we grew up with.
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When I was younger, he's the question mark guy.
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But he was the guy who was like, hey, how can you get money to start your own business?
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Legitimately getting grants from the government for shady research.
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Can you imagine listening to that guy for our science?
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He is as credible as the Disney lab rats talking to you about how to cure cancer.
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But there would be something appealing about Britney Spears in a lab coat.
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Somebody pointed out that this generation is formed by the idea that they all grew up
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watching Bill Nye, the science guy, as a children's show.
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And now they're all adults and they forgot that it was a children's show.
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If this is what we need, then hey kids, it's me Barney.
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Would we have a Barney character tell us about anything?
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Well, Mr. Rogers did do a Cold War special, which we found out recently.
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He did do a special on the Cold War and again asked for education funding as part of it, which
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was a bizarre story where there were lost episodes and leaked out onto YouTube recently.
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Well, here's an episode that I would really like to lose because once you, and we're not,
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luckily it's radio, so you're not going to be able to see this.
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But as you're listening to it, realize it is a hundred times worse when you actually are watching it.
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This actually happened on a Netflix original show.
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This is something that we feel, this is something we feel necessary to say, this action, in today's world.
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In today's world where, honestly, space aliens could, Anderson Cooper could go on TV tonight
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and lift up his eyelid and pull it over his head and reveal himself as an alien and we'd
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be like, huh, in this atmosphere, we have to say, this actually happened.
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I mean, in all seriousness, it's one of the worst three minutes of entertainment ever put
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And by the way, we've got like five of the top ten, so we know this, we know this is our
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We have all of the, yeah, we are Lifetime Achievement Award winners when it comes to bad
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Yes, this is the worst thing I may have ever seen.
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Have you ever seen, I didn't even know he had a Netflix show called Bill Nye Saves the
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Okay, so, so here's Bill Nye, the science guy, and he's going to introduce somebody that
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And warning, kids, warning, if you have kids in the room, you might, it is, it has a little
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harsh, dicey language in it, and it's, it's all technical science language, but the song,
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the song is, remember, and we're the science denier, we are the ones denying science, this
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is on the science stage this weekend, my vagina has a voice.
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So, you guys, seriously, this next thing, I feel, is very special.
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You know this woman from Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, please give it up for Rachel Bloom.
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I don't know her, but, um, okay, for all the bipeds, who identify as ladies, because
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that's as close as we could come to calling you, I, I, something that sort of identifies
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All the bars is full of choice, but must I choose between only John or Joyce?
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All my options only, harder boys, my vagina has its own voice.
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Sometimes I do a voice for my vagina, please don't tell me I'm going to do it on a day,
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I believe that laughter, because they didn't mic, well, they didn't mic the
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I mean, he seems to be talking to them at the beginning.
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Hey, everybody, now this is going to be, it seems like it's a variety show.
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Share with all of that while I drop some knowledge.
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Yesterday I was Carol, but today I'm Bill the vagina.
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If your vagina could talk, this is what it'd be saying.
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Yeah, no, I was thinking maybe that was the good.
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And again, now we've broken the record of Bill Nye for the worst moment in broadcast history,
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It's interesting because a lot of people are offended over the content and the message of that, which, you know, it's like she's saying, what was it?
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Am I, you know, basically saying I can't be assigned to sex?
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But really, like, I'm much more offended at how terrible it is.
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It's like, I don't, they could be saying anything, and I don't think it would overcome just how awful a production it is.
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You're still freaking out that my vagina has a voice.
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But my butthole has a stink beyond your wildest imagination.
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I mean, seriously, how, in good conscience, as a person who works in the entertainment industry, how could you let that on the air?
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That's something you light fire to the tapes before they get it to Netflix.
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There's nobody at Netflix that goes, yeah, well, my head has a mouth, and my mouth has a voice.
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Well, I mean, I think the point with Netflix is, you know, it's not like they're broadcasting.
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At some point, doesn't some shareholder go, come on?
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No one cancels a subscription over this, do they?
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And so maybe it brings in some crazy nutjob liberal that subscribes and thinks it's good.
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This is why, I mean, are you seeing anybody who was conservative?
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But they'll put anything on as long as it's liberal.
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As long as it's liberal, progressive, doesn't matter.
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I mean, you know, the idea that the left has gone after Fox News, you're only thinning the herd by making conservative views a pariah.
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What you do is you only allow the strongest or the craziest to stand.
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I'm telling you, we're going to continue to stand even if I have to do it under a tree.
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I'm going to be saying my view under a tree if it's only with three people.
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But the ones who last, after you clear out all...
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If you make it uncomfortable for the normal people to say something, the only ones that are left are the truly dedicated or the nutjobs that will just get some other nutjob to pay for it.
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Well, that and, of course, obviously all the vaginas with voices.
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My vagina has a voice, but conservatives don't.
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My vagina has a voice, but conservatives don't.
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They have just broken the V-word record all time, too, right here.
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Has Caitlyn Jenner had the sex reassignment surgery yet?
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I saw a clip of her last night with Tucker Carlson.
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And he, she said that, you know, she would rather try to soften the conservatives on their, you know, gay and lesbians stance.
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Jim Norton said, okay, I'm just going to say it.
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Everybody says that, oh, Caitlyn's so beautiful.
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And I will tell you, last night was not her best night.
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Plus, it shouldn't be a prerequisite that everybody thinks the same way about a person's attractiveness.
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I thought diversity was worshipped in this country.
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Well, you can think she's beautiful, and I'll think not so much.
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Because now it has become, this even happened with, what's her face, Lena Dunham.
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Someone in the audience said, why am I always seeing you naked on the show?
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And that was like, how dare you not want to see me naked?
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And then this was so, but that's now a measure of hatred.
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Barack Obama has just given his first paid speaking gig, or is about to, at Cantor Fitzgerald
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And donate all the proceeds that he would have gotten to some really worthy charity for feeding
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So we've got to get him a chance to make some money.
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So he's going to give this hour-long speech, and he's only charging $400,000.
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Remember when Hillary Clinton got in trouble for the $250,000?
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He's talking to Cantor Fitzgerald's health care department.
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I'm telling you, I don't know how we just don't eat each other.
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When the hypocrisy becomes clear, you know, I said this yesterday, the Clintons are done.
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I mean, I know people who really like the Clintons and supported the Clintons, who now look at Hillary Clinton in particular, and they're like, I'm so done with her.
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I mean, I know they're done now, but I'm just saying they knew it all along.
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But they denied and wanted to give people the benefit of the doubt.
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We give people we want to believe, this cognizant dissidence, where we want to give people we like the benefit of the doubt.
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But you can only do it so long before there's a crack.
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I mean, right now, Donald Trump, you know, on this 100-day thing, you know, why are supporters still supporting him?
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First of all, the question was worded, would you vote for him again?
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If you had to do it all over again, would you vote for him again?
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Now that you've seen how bad Hillary Clinton really messed it up, would you vote for her again?
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The second thing that Donald Trump has really mastered is he is everything to everybody with his supporters.
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He actually went on the road and promised to half of his supporters,
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I'm going to repeal, we're going back to medicine the way America does medicine.
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The other half, he promised, I'm going to give you more.
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In fact, I'm going to have government-run health care.
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So, right now, in the 100 days, where he hasn't proposed or gotten anything through,
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the press is looking at this and saying, how come they're sticking with him?
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Because they believe he's still fighting for them.
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The more information that he actually puts down on the table, notice what happened?
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When he actually went after the health care, what happened?
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With this tax thing that he's going to release tomorrow.
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If it is a really substantial tax reduction, and it's big thinking, his people will be behind him.
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Well, they're saying now that they don't think they'll actually attempt a tax reform plan.
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They will instead attempt to do a tax cut, which is different because the tax cut only will need to get to 51 votes.
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So, what they're planning on attempting here is essentially what Bush got done, which expires in 10 years.
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Now, look, if I could get 10 years of lower rates, I'm on board.
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And they're talking about cutting the corporate rate from 35 to 15 as part of that plan, which would be huge.
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It would be legitimately beneficial to the country if that can happen.
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And you've got to believe that most Republicans would get on board for that.
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I don't think there's a chance of getting any Democrat votes.
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Maybe you get Manchin, which at this point in West Virginia, I think he's almost a Republican.
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Because he knows he can't really vote against Donald Trump and win a seat.
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But, I mean, you look at that and that would be interesting.
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But it would not be the full reform that, obviously, they were talking about initially.
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So, the more he does, the more he'll define himself by his actual enacted policies.
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So, this 100 days of him not actually doing anything actually works to his advantage.
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Well, he says he's done more than anybody ever has.
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But walk me through this move, Glenn, as a strategist.
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He comes out and the budget's about to potentially go through.
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And it gets you a few more months of paying for the government so it doesn't shut down.
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It looks like it's going to go through without a hitch.
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And then Trump and his administration starts leaking that they will not approve this.
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They will not go along with this without the border wall funding.
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And everyone's talking about a government shutdown all of a sudden.
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And then today, he announces, actually, I don't need the border wall funding anymore.
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I'm willing to back off on that to get this done.
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Now, if you were willing to back off on it, why would you make a big deal out of it and turn this news cycle into a giant conversation about government shutdown?
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Which, everywhere it's reported on both left and right, both good and bad, it's Trump's doing.
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And then as soon as there's any pushback, you just back off of it and then get nothing out of it anyway.
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There are those people that truly believe at least they're talking about me.
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He can now say he tried to get the border wall and, oh, well, couldn't get it done.
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Because now they're saying they won't get border wall funding until next year, which, by the way, is an election year.
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So if you think that the border wall is going to be easier to fund during an election year, good luck with that.
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You're going to have to have this fight of you're a racist all over again.
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And as we said, they're never going to build it.
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Anderson Cooper said last week when I told the story, and I think I said this yesterday,
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when I told the story about George Bush saying, don't worry, whoever's in the office is going to do pretty much exactly what I've done.
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Well, Obama did that, and now Trump is doing that.
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So I really think as a country, we need to have the discussion, who's really running this place?
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You know, that's the question that France is asking.
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And unless you can get in and actually make and listen to the people, they don't understand.
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They don't understand that what the people are saying on nationalism.
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The reason why I used to love the Texas attitude, and I say used to because it's not here as much anymore.
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But back when I lived here in the 80s and the 90s, Texans had this attitude.
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They love Texas and people would they'd say all the time.
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So they had this this appreciation for everything else, but they had they love for Texas.
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And I think that's the way that people want to feel about their country.
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They don't want to they want to love their town.
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But if you use Europe, you're not allowed to love Italy and be proudly Italian.
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No, I like my culture, just like the people in the Middle East like their culture.
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And because no one is listening to this and we're all being made into exactly the same thing,
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you're going to have diversity of thought here.
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And I'm going to tell you exactly what you're going to like and don't like.
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And if you say anything different, then you are that racist xenophobe.
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And until we address that, until we actually have that conversation,
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we're going to be looking for somebody more and more extreme to break the system.
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If Donald Trump can't get these things done, everybody said last time,
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I just, you know what, I just want to burn the whole system down.
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If Donald Trump becomes the system, those people who last time said,
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I want it to burn down, how many will be, how many will join them?
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And how many will join them going, you know what, Donald Trump couldn't get it done.
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We have to have real conversations about the real problems without all of this political correct nonsense.
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I am willing, an example earlier, I am willing to call Bruce Jenner, Caitlyn Jenner.
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I'm willing to, not only willing, I find it impossible not to have empathy for him his entire life
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I'm not willing to say, oh my gosh, isn't she beautiful?
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If transgendered people are equal to us, which we believe they are,
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then some of them are going to be probably pretty ugly.
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There's some heterosexuals that are pretty freaking ugly.
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You can say it with anything you want, but that doesn't change your physiology.
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I mean, you can look at some of the worst people in the world.
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I really feel like this idea on farming is going to work.
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Isn't that what this transgender thing really is?
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We have the Senate going to the White House tomorrow
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The entire world is convincing you that you are powerless.
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And we believe a lie, in many regards, about power.
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We'll show you a way to reconnect and short-circuit the old thinking
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We started to get to know each other maybe two months ago.
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He came down from his hometown of Seattle, which is also my hometown.
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He teaches civics at the University of Washington.
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I don't think we're going to have a lot in common.
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He was described by a mutual friend of ours, Matt Kibbe,
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as a progressive who wants to talk to the other side.
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this is going to be an interesting conversation.
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I'm not an early 20th century American progressive.
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simply that I believe that you can't just let things be.