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00:00:04.560 Hello America. Welcome to the program. We are so glad that you're here.

00:00:09.460 We want to talk to you a little bit about Syria.

00:00:12.840 Yesterday, I about blew a gasket with this bullcrap

00:00:20.620 that Donald Trump is now responsible somehow for Syria and the chemical weapons.

00:00:26.100 I'd just like to take you back down the Samantha Power rose-covered lane.

00:00:34.800 Do you remember her?

00:00:36.320 Cass Sunstein's wife, the architect of Egypt and Libya

00:00:42.200 and our entire Middle East strategy?

00:00:45.580 Yeah, we're going to go over that here in a second.

00:00:47.360 Also, possible war with North Korea.

00:00:50.480 A big shake-up yesterday in the White House with Steve Bannon

00:00:56.080 and the latest on Bill O'Reilly.

00:00:59.560 We begin right now.

00:01:01.460 I will make a stand

00:01:04.760 I will raise my voice

00:01:07.060 I will hold your hand

00:01:09.280 Cause we are one

00:01:11.260 I will beat my drum

00:01:13.460 I have made my choice

00:01:15.700 We will overcome

00:01:17.400 Cause we are one

00:01:20.220 The fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.

00:01:24.220 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:01:29.200 Hello America. Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

00:01:31.060 Hey, who's in for war?

00:01:35.040 Who's all excited to go to war with North Korea or Syria?

00:01:40.780 Or both.

00:01:41.400 Or both. Wouldn't that be great?

00:01:44.580 That is looking more and more likely.

00:01:49.200 Yes, it is.

00:01:50.460 First of all, if we could go down memory lane a little bit

00:01:54.860 with the Obama administration,

00:01:56.700 Samantha Power, who is Cass Sunstein's wife

00:01:59.220 and she was the architect

00:02:02.280 of this whole Middle Eastern policy.

00:02:06.340 She was the architect for Obama

00:02:08.740 with the Middle East and Israel

00:02:11.080 the Arab Spring

00:02:13.700 She was all on board with that.

00:02:16.560 She also was the architect on

00:02:18.500 let's get rid of Assad

00:02:20.860 because Assad's just a really bad guy.

00:02:23.280 So if we could have an Arab Spring

00:02:25.380 in Syria

00:02:26.620 it would work out really well.

00:02:29.920 And then it was the Obama administration

00:02:31.460 that also said

00:02:32.400 oh yeah, and we're getting rid of

00:02:33.480 all of the chemical weapons.

00:02:35.460 We're going to get rid of all of them.

00:02:37.420 Let me just take you down memory lane.

00:02:39.020 We're getting the chemical weapons out of Syria

00:02:39.640 without having initiated the strike.

00:02:41.660 So what else are you talking about?

00:02:43.020 We've got the chemical weapons.

00:02:44.980 We're getting the chemical weapons out of Syria.

00:02:47.300 Well, Chris, all you have to do

00:02:48.940 is look at the fact that today

00:02:50.300 the final 8% of chemical weapons

00:02:52.700 were taken out of Syria.

00:02:54.300 We should commend the administration

00:02:55.660 for the result that they got.

00:02:57.420 The removal of chemical weapons

00:02:59.100 out of Syria

00:03:00.200 is a substantial accomplishment.

00:03:02.760 We certainly worked with them in Syria

00:03:03.980 to bring all the chemical weapons out of Syria.

00:03:06.960 We struck a deal where we got 100%

00:03:09.120 of the chemical weapons out.

00:03:10.720 100% of the declared chemical weapons

00:03:14.440 out of Syria.

00:03:15.560 We kept chemical weapons

00:03:17.660 or got chemical weapons

00:03:18.780 out of the area.

00:03:20.100 We got, as you know, last year

00:03:22.140 all the chemical weapons out of Syria.

00:03:24.040 As you know.

00:03:24.780 No small feat.

00:03:26.300 Syria eliminating its chemical weapons

00:03:28.980 and ultimately having them destroyed

00:03:32.240 by the international community.

00:03:34.220 Syria would still have

00:03:35.040 a declared chemical weapons stockpile.

00:03:37.260 Right now, they don't.

00:03:38.240 Right now, Bashar al-Assad

00:03:39.480 does not have a declared

00:03:40.320 chemical weapons stockpile.

00:03:41.480 We removed that declared

00:03:42.680 chemical weapons stockpile

00:03:43.680 and we destroyed that

00:03:44.760 declared chemical weapons stockpile,

00:03:46.080 which means that Bashar al-Assad

00:03:47.340 can't use those chemical weapons

00:03:48.720 against his own people.

00:03:49.660 Except he just did.

00:03:50.700 That's the only problem with that.

00:03:52.060 Yeah.

00:03:52.480 Washington Free Beacon

00:03:53.400 with that, putting that together.

00:03:55.160 It's great.

00:03:55.680 By the way,

00:03:56.260 Washington Free Beacon

00:03:57.060 is very good.

00:03:57.820 By the way,

00:03:58.240 the reason why

00:04:00.800 the White House

00:04:02.140 went on that,

00:04:03.140 hey, there's no more

00:04:03.940 chemical weapons

00:04:05.040 press junket

00:04:06.500 is because

00:04:07.620 this is the country

00:04:09.600 he drew the line

00:04:10.740 in the sand.

00:04:11.400 And he said,

00:04:12.580 there's a red line

00:04:14.280 and you don't cross

00:04:15.520 that red line.

00:04:16.340 And then they cross

00:04:17.180 that red line

00:04:17.840 and we did nothing.

00:04:20.680 Well, we drew

00:04:21.500 another red line.

00:04:22.880 And if they cross that one,

00:04:24.720 we'll draw a third red line.

00:04:27.140 And then,

00:04:28.220 and then if that,

00:04:29.300 if they cross that line,

00:04:31.300 we'll draw another one.

00:04:33.160 So,

00:04:33.740 so yes,

00:04:34.660 the plan is to draw

00:04:36.160 more red lines

00:04:37.040 when they cross

00:04:37.660 the previous red lines.

00:04:38.560 That's the current plan

00:04:39.340 right now.

00:04:39.900 Okay.

00:04:40.500 And get them to remove

00:04:41.660 all the chemical weapons.

00:04:42.540 So, here's the thing.

00:04:43.580 The reason why

00:04:44.040 I'm bringing this up is

00:04:45.020 I don't really care

00:04:45.960 whose fault it is.

00:04:46.880 It doesn't matter.

00:04:48.100 It doesn't matter

00:04:48.960 to my children

00:04:50.140 or your children

00:04:51.920 or the children

00:04:53.100 in Syria

00:04:54.040 whose fault

00:04:55.880 it is.

00:04:57.900 But I will tell you

00:04:59.440 the revisionist history

00:05:02.200 does matter.

00:05:05.040 I'm not looking

00:05:06.080 to place blame

00:05:07.240 because it doesn't matter.

00:05:09.120 It's what we're

00:05:09.660 dealing with today.

00:05:11.060 But the revisionist history

00:05:13.100 has got to stop.

00:05:15.780 This is not

00:05:16.640 Donald Trump.

00:05:17.420 I'm not a fan

00:05:18.100 of Donald Trump.

00:05:18.660 I don't know

00:05:18.880 if you've caught that.

00:05:19.820 This is not

00:05:20.760 Donald Trump's fault.

00:05:22.220 My gosh,

00:05:22.900 he just got into office.

00:05:24.680 Right.

00:05:25.200 This is the fault

00:05:26.280 of the past administration

00:05:27.920 saying we draw

00:05:29.820 a bright red line

00:05:31.100 and then doing

00:05:31.740 nothing about it

00:05:32.920 and then lying

00:05:34.560 about the chemical weapons.

00:05:36.960 Period.

00:05:37.880 That's what it is.

00:05:38.900 Oh, and by the way,

00:05:39.600 I could also throw

00:05:40.820 a bone to the media

00:05:41.820 for covering

00:05:43.420 for them,

00:05:44.640 for not holding

00:05:46.400 the president's feet

00:05:47.760 to the fire.

00:05:49.020 You would have

00:05:49.820 never done that.

00:05:50.700 Where are the investigations

00:05:52.740 going to go?

00:05:55.020 Where are we going

00:05:55.720 to hear from the media?

00:05:56.620 When are we going

00:05:57.040 to hear from the media

00:05:57.840 and the left

00:05:58.680 about chemical weapons

00:06:01.360 in Syria?

00:06:02.320 Because the exact

00:06:03.220 opposite happened.

00:06:04.420 We went to war

00:06:05.280 because of chemical weapons

00:06:06.600 in Iraq

00:06:07.060 and there were

00:06:07.520 no chemical weapons.

00:06:09.500 Uh-huh.

00:06:10.860 How about this one?

00:06:12.580 The administration

00:06:13.580 said there were

00:06:15.400 no chemical weapons.

00:06:16.180 We got rid of them all

00:06:17.400 and you all carried

00:06:19.280 water for them.

00:06:20.260 We got rid of them all

00:06:21.580 and we got to pat ourselves

00:06:24.060 on the back

00:06:24.760 and you did the patting

00:06:26.280 and now people died.

00:06:29.660 Bush lied.

00:06:31.360 People died.

00:06:33.020 Obama lied.

00:06:34.420 People died.

00:06:35.400 Are we going to hear that?

00:06:36.720 No.

00:06:37.800 Why?

00:06:38.500 Because the media

00:06:39.540 has no intellectual honesty

00:06:41.920 and don't pat yourself

00:06:44.120 on the back,

00:06:45.260 people on the right,

00:06:46.560 because quite honestly,

00:06:48.360 the right has no

00:06:50.620 intellectual honesty either.

00:06:52.860 It's the same story,

00:06:55.400 different side.

00:06:57.760 Now,

00:06:58.480 what are we going to do

00:06:59.580 about it?

00:07:00.820 Right now,

00:07:01.680 they're deciding

00:07:02.400 what we're going to do

00:07:03.960 about it

00:07:04.460 and higher on that scale

00:07:06.640 is North Korea.

00:07:09.040 President,

00:07:09.860 is it G?

00:07:11.140 Is that how you say his name?

00:07:12.640 G.

00:07:13.040 G.

00:07:14.060 I like to call him

00:07:14.800 President XI.

00:07:15.820 I like to call him 11,

00:07:16.900 President 11,

00:07:17.800 from China,

00:07:20.320 is meeting in the White House today

00:07:22.020 and this is their number one priority

00:07:25.520 to talk about what's going to happen

00:07:27.260 with North Korea.

00:07:29.240 I am not one to say,

00:07:31.580 hey,

00:07:31.860 we should just sit around

00:07:32.860 and see what happens

00:07:33.800 with a guy who's crazy

00:07:35.580 and has nuclear missiles.

00:07:38.200 He now has solid fuel boosters.

00:07:41.300 So,

00:07:41.760 we can no longer tell

00:07:43.520 when they're fueling up

00:07:45.360 for a missile.

00:07:46.300 It's solid fuel.

00:07:47.620 The door opens

00:07:48.600 and it's launched.

00:07:50.640 Now,

00:07:51.200 I don't think he can make it

00:07:52.420 to the United States,

00:07:53.580 but he might.

00:07:55.080 He could at least

00:07:55.840 make it to Hawaii,

00:07:57.700 I know,

00:07:58.120 but why would an Asian nation

00:07:59.600 ever attack Hawaii?

00:08:01.500 Ever attack Hawaii?

00:08:02.440 Why would they do that?

00:08:04.140 It's just a beautiful vacation.

00:08:06.080 It's not like a world war

00:08:07.040 would ever really just start it.

00:08:08.920 Paradise.

00:08:09.260 You'd never attack paradise.

00:08:11.020 If you want to make everybody safe,

00:08:13.540 let's put a bunch of our resources

00:08:15.000 in one harbor there.

00:08:16.580 Like all the ships we have

00:08:17.560 in the Pacific,

00:08:18.300 put them in Hawaii.

00:08:19.520 We'll store them all there

00:08:20.120 where they're never going to attack

00:08:21.520 and everything will be fine.

00:08:23.620 Right.

00:08:24.600 So,

00:08:25.880 they could at least hit Hawaii,

00:08:27.580 they could hit Japan,

00:08:28.700 they could hit South Korea.

00:08:30.420 South Korea, for sure.

00:08:31.340 And that starts a global war.

00:08:34.180 Now,

00:08:34.720 what are we going to do about it?

00:08:37.100 I had a briefing from a guy

00:08:38.740 who just left the CIA,

00:08:40.900 I don't know,

00:08:41.500 about six months ago.

00:08:43.500 And,

00:08:43.920 and he tried to convince me

00:08:46.920 that things were far worse

00:08:48.940 in the world

00:08:49.540 than even I think.

00:08:50.720 And he's a fan of the show.

00:08:52.080 And I'm like,

00:08:53.200 no, I don't think.

00:08:54.180 And he's like,

00:08:54.500 no, I listen to you, Glenn.

00:08:55.940 It's much worse

00:08:57.120 than you think it is.

00:08:57.940 I'm like,

00:08:58.260 okay, that's not good.

00:08:59.920 That's not good.

00:09:01.340 And he said,

00:09:02.640 I brought up North Korea

00:09:04.260 and I said,

00:09:04.640 what do we do?

00:09:05.140 And he said,

00:09:05.560 we're out of options.

00:09:06.720 We're completely out of options.

00:09:09.060 He said,

00:09:09.680 the problem is,

00:09:11.020 is this guy

00:09:12.820 is truly crazy.

00:09:14.980 Yeah,

00:09:15.140 that's what that defector just said.

00:09:16.600 Right.

00:09:16.940 He's like,

00:09:17.400 high level defector.

00:09:18.260 It's not,

00:09:19.240 it's not like,

00:09:20.120 you know,

00:09:20.500 oh,

00:09:20.800 Osama bin Laden,

00:09:21.680 he's crazy.

00:09:22.240 No,

00:09:22.400 he wasn't crazy.

00:09:23.560 He was very,

00:09:24.240 very smart and thought,

00:09:25.420 well thought out.

00:09:26.060 We just disagreed with him.

00:09:27.560 He was just on the dark side,

00:09:29.560 if you will.

00:09:31.260 This guy is crazy.

00:09:34.180 He believes that he can actually win a war

00:09:37.820 against the United States of America.

00:09:40.320 And he will launch.

00:09:42.960 And he said,

00:09:43.760 so that leaves us with,

00:09:45.800 what option?

00:09:47.020 He said,

00:09:47.340 we can't negotiate anymore.

00:09:48.760 There's no negotiation.

00:09:50.620 He said,

00:09:51.480 there's nobody that we can reach out to

00:09:53.520 because he kills everybody

00:09:54.900 who disagrees with him.

00:09:56.060 I've been saying preemptive strike for a while.

00:09:58.600 And,

00:09:58.620 and I,

00:09:59.500 I don't know.

00:10:00.600 That's what you have to do.

00:10:01.580 I don't know.

00:10:02.360 I,

00:10:02.680 you can't allow the guy to just continue to threaten us

00:10:06.200 and,

00:10:06.480 and just do not have a Patriot missile system

00:10:09.900 that we could put for a,

00:10:11.480 I mean,

00:10:12.400 you know,

00:10:12.880 I know rockets,

00:10:14.760 you know,

00:10:15.020 ICBMs,

00:10:16.480 you know,

00:10:17.180 you,

00:10:17.340 you don't want to miss.

00:10:18.600 I don't know that we have anything in place

00:10:19.940 on the mainland,

00:10:20.520 do we?

00:10:21.000 But I don't,

00:10:21.600 we should put one on there.

00:10:22.860 Don't we have something on North Israel,

00:10:25.040 but I,

00:10:25.500 I don't know if we,

00:10:26.500 don't we have something on,

00:10:27.500 on in South Korea?

00:10:29.380 Don't we have something that we can put on a ship

00:10:31.460 that can intercept a missile?

00:10:34.240 I mean,

00:10:34.780 I do not,

00:10:35.520 I don't want to do a first strike.

00:10:37.340 I just don't want to do a first strike.

00:10:38.900 I don't quite honestly,

00:10:40.040 congratulations.

00:10:42.400 I don't want to,

00:10:43.700 I don't want to put this president in charge of war.

00:10:47.440 I know that's hard.

00:10:48.320 I don't want him in charge of war.

00:10:50.120 If it comes,

00:10:51.360 it comes.

00:10:53.300 Let's not hasten anything.

00:10:57.440 We saw this in the documentary,

00:10:59.900 Superman for the quest for peace,

00:11:01.340 where we do obviously have at least that one weapon,

00:11:05.980 Superman to stop any nuclear launch.

00:11:08.900 I mean,

00:11:09.580 if he doesn't show up at the right time,

00:11:12.420 could you write this down?

00:11:13.700 For example,

00:11:14.280 there's this reporter that they're never in the same place at the same time.

00:11:17.880 And if he,

00:11:18.540 if he's in the middle of a story,

00:11:19.940 can we get Superman to stop these missiles?

00:11:22.280 We don't know.

00:11:23.080 Could I,

00:11:23.520 I mean,

00:11:23.780 has Bannon addressed that?

00:11:25.280 No.

00:11:25.760 Could we just do the,

00:11:27.080 do me a favor,

00:11:27.480 write this down for a meeting today.

00:11:28.940 I think you guys misunderstand the difference between,

00:11:31.640 well,

00:11:32.520 let's just put define documentary.

00:11:35.580 And I'll remember that.

00:11:37.060 Okay.

00:11:40.140 You're listening to the Glenn Beck program.

00:11:44.420 Mercury.

00:11:46.860 This is the Glenn Beck program.

00:11:51.200 Welcome to the program.

00:11:52.280 May I suggest that we,

00:11:56.040 we all take a deep breath and we all stop playing politics for a little bit.

00:12:02.800 And we all look at how fast this world can change.

00:12:08.220 We are the,

00:12:09.860 the,

00:12:09.940 the scariest,

00:12:11.300 the scariest state department statement I've seen possibly in my life,

00:12:17.140 maybe perhaps since Reagan and the cold war,

00:12:20.300 uh,

00:12:21.340 was issued yesterday or the day before,

00:12:24.820 which was the two line state department,

00:12:28.980 uh,

00:12:29.740 warning of North Korea.

00:12:31.580 We have said everything that the United States has to say.

00:12:38.080 There is no more to talk about.

00:12:41.920 Okay.

00:12:42.560 What the hell does that mean?

00:12:44.280 Yeah,

00:12:44.520 that's your state department sobering.

00:12:46.900 That is that that's their job to talk.

00:12:50.880 And when they say there's no more to discuss,

00:12:54.120 they've also said all options are on the table,

00:12:56.440 right?

00:12:56.660 But the state department is the,

00:12:59.480 what the state department is saying is all options are on the table.

00:13:03.240 And that means military.

00:13:05.060 Oh yeah.

00:13:05.760 And the other line of there's nothing else to discuss means we've handed this over to the military.

00:13:12.300 Now we've done enough talking.

00:13:14.060 Yes.

00:13:14.480 Talking is not going to solve,

00:13:15.700 not going to solve this.

00:13:16.640 That's certainly how people are taking.

00:13:17.620 And it's true.

00:13:18.320 I think that's true.

00:13:19.540 He's,

00:13:19.900 he's too nuts.

00:13:21.240 What,

00:13:21.440 what are you going to,

00:13:21.960 you're going to talk to a madman sincerely for a first strike?

00:13:25.400 I,

00:13:25.900 you know,

00:13:26.300 I'm certainly willing to consider it.

00:13:29.220 I'm certainly not want to,

00:13:30.820 no more.

00:13:31.440 I want it to,

00:13:31.960 no more war.

00:13:33.280 Well,

00:13:33.860 yeah,

00:13:34.240 but besides all the times out of our hands.

00:13:36.420 Yes,

00:13:36.620 of course.

00:13:36.920 And look,

00:13:37.420 I think he is legitimately that crazy.

00:13:40.260 I do too.

00:13:40.900 And I,

00:13:41.240 you know,

00:13:41.560 he's killed his brothers.

00:13:43.680 He's killed his uncle.

00:13:45.340 Yeah.

00:13:45.440 But first strike,

00:13:46.280 you never,

00:13:46.700 I mean,

00:13:47.160 America becomes,

00:13:48.540 I mean,

00:13:49.080 it's just more of the same.

00:13:50.640 Then we go through,

00:13:51.780 you know,

00:13:52.700 and you got China.

00:13:53.700 I mean,

00:13:54.120 China could be sucked into that,

00:13:55.640 right?

00:13:55.780 We have another decade of everybody saying bad things about America and that we're the

00:14:00.080 warmongers.

00:14:01.040 I mean,

00:14:02.100 I don't think he might,

00:14:03.640 but I don't think he can get to the United States.

00:14:06.260 I would hope that we have the mainland.

00:14:08.300 I don't think they can hit the mainland.

00:14:09.620 No,

00:14:09.920 um,

00:14:10.580 I would hope that they have some sort of missile defense over there that we do that would be able to take

00:14:16.620 something out.

00:14:17.240 So they can't nuke Japan or South Korea,

00:14:21.260 but,

00:14:22.120 but they might,

00:14:24.260 well,

00:14:24.420 you know,

00:14:25.100 I just don't want to,

00:14:26.020 I don't want first strike.

00:14:27.780 I don't want first.

00:14:28.700 I don't want,

00:14:29.280 I don't want to accelerate this at all.

00:14:32.720 Leader 11 is in town right now.

00:14:34.560 Right.

00:14:35.000 Right.

00:14:35.200 So,

00:14:35.560 I mean,

00:14:35.800 maybe that's what they're,

00:14:36.840 I mean,

00:14:37.320 they're definitely,

00:14:37.920 hopefully.

00:14:38.280 Yeah.

00:14:38.580 I mean,

00:14:38.920 let's,

00:14:39.560 let's just take care of this.

00:14:41.340 It's on you.

00:14:41.900 Well,

00:14:42.260 that's what Trump keeps saying is saying if China doesn't take care of this,

00:14:45.820 we're going to have to.

00:14:46.600 And he's right about that.

00:14:48.240 If China doesn't take care of it,

00:14:49.700 we're going to have to.

00:14:50.680 And this is an issue that's larger than this because the Syria thing goes on as well,

00:14:54.320 where they just,

00:14:55.780 just the other day said,

00:14:58.220 Hey,

00:14:58.460 you know what?

00:14:59.060 Whether Assad stays longterm,

00:15:00.460 that's kind of up to the Syrian people.

00:15:02.180 And so many people say that as well.

00:15:03.620 Okay.

00:15:03.880 Well now we have a different stance on Syria.

00:15:06.980 We are no longer involved or at least it's not a priority of ours to remove Assad,

00:15:12.920 which then after the chemical weapons attack,

00:15:15.460 they've said kind of the exact opposite.

00:15:17.200 They've all come out and,

00:15:17.920 you know,

00:15:18.040 Trump said yesterday,

00:15:18.840 you know,

00:15:19.040 I've,

00:15:19.220 I've seen this and it's changed my mind.

00:15:20.860 I've seen these pictures.

00:15:21.620 It's changed my mind.

00:15:22.320 Okay.

00:15:22.480 But wait,

00:15:23.100 hold it just a second.

00:15:24.980 By going in and attacking Syria,

00:15:28.140 you are attacking Russia.

00:15:30.700 You stand a very good chance of engaging Russia.

00:15:34.940 We are on the eve of global war.

00:15:40.500 If we're not careful.

00:15:41.800 Right.

00:15:42.380 Between Syria with Russia.

00:15:44.480 Fortunately,

00:15:44.640 we've got a level headed man in the executive office.

00:15:48.720 I mean,

00:15:49.080 I,

00:15:49.360 you know,

00:15:49.580 look,

00:15:49.880 that's the good thing right now.

00:15:51.700 Well,

00:15:51.980 I mean,

00:15:52.460 look at the bright side.

00:15:54.020 Would it have been any better with Hillary Clinton?

00:15:56.800 No,

00:15:57.740 it'd be worse with her.

00:15:59.740 No,

00:16:00.380 it would have been predictable with her though.

00:16:02.240 Yeah.

00:16:02.420 The issue with,

00:16:03.320 with,

00:16:03.800 you know,

00:16:04.260 cause we,

00:16:04.560 we've talked so much about what Trump believes and what he doesn't believe.

00:16:07.200 And he's always,

00:16:07.680 you know,

00:16:07.880 we've talked about how him changing his mind and all these things.

00:16:10.500 The defining characteristic of Donald Trump more than anything else.

00:16:13.460 And all these conversations is he's just a very emotional man.

00:16:17.580 Yes.

00:16:18.040 He is a very emotional dude.

00:16:21.160 Well,

00:16:21.320 he's a counter puncher.

00:16:22.300 Yeah.

00:16:22.480 I believe that I believe that I believe that there's enough people around him that will

00:16:27.000 say,

00:16:27.400 Mr.

00:16:28.200 President.

00:16:29.120 Now,

00:16:29.380 if he's so emotional that they can't stop him,

00:16:33.140 that's one thing.

00:16:34.020 But I mean,

00:16:35.320 I,

00:16:35.500 I just,

00:16:36.360 you know,

00:16:36.880 I believe he's a,

00:16:38.020 he's,

00:16:38.600 he's,

00:16:39.680 he's at least a sober man that somebody can slap him across the face and say,

00:16:46.760 Mr.

00:16:46.940 President,

00:16:47.420 we cannot make this move emotionally.

00:16:50.020 Well,

00:16:50.180 McMaster being in there and Bannon not being on the security council is a great sign.

00:16:54.860 I mean,

00:16:54.940 there's some good signs.

00:16:55.980 Yes.

00:16:56.240 The problem,

00:16:57.140 the problem is,

00:16:58.320 is that,

00:16:59.060 you know,

00:17:00.620 global war,

00:17:01.660 giant war changes everything.

00:17:04.520 And as we saw,

00:17:05.940 it matters who you have in the Oval Office with George W.

00:17:09.360 Bush.

00:17:09.880 We got the Patriot Act.

00:17:12.440 You know,

00:17:13.280 you go to war,

00:17:14.520 we go to serious war.

00:17:17.240 Every time we've gone to war throughout our history,

00:17:21.720 you've had rights suspended,

00:17:24.600 especially on the press and everything else.

00:17:27.880 You could change the internet.

00:17:30.020 Did you see what happened in,

00:17:31.260 in Germany with Google's yesterday?

00:17:33.880 No,

00:17:34.080 there's a new $50 million fine,

00:17:37.320 uh,

00:17:38.380 for,

00:17:39.440 uh,

00:17:40.200 fake news.

00:17:41.520 Germans have voted yesterday.

00:17:43.640 The German parliament voted yesterday to impose a $50 million fine on companies like Google.

00:17:49.640 If they engage in fake news,

00:17:51.340 if they don't stop it or something like that,

00:17:53.180 that's really bad.

00:17:55.100 Really bad.

00:17:56.700 Because what they'll do is they'll just shut down everything.

00:18:00.360 They'll just,

00:18:00.740 if they're responsible for it,

00:18:02.100 they'll just start closing down those valves.

00:18:05.040 Well,

00:18:05.260 who's to decide what fake news is?

00:18:07.840 Especially in,

00:18:09.200 in this,

00:18:09.760 was Benghazi fake news?

00:18:11.640 Yeah,

00:18:12.280 and is,

00:18:12.840 is,

00:18:12.880 is,

00:18:13.360 uh,

00:18:14.540 climate change skepticism fake news?

00:18:17.480 Right.

00:18:17.740 What is fake news?

00:18:19.840 What is fake news?

00:18:21.240 According to a lot of our leaders,

00:18:22.720 it is.

00:18:22.920 It is.

00:18:23.240 It sure is.

00:18:24.220 It sure is.

00:18:25.400 We are,

00:18:26.160 we are on the eve of the entire world changing,

00:18:29.600 and,

00:18:30.640 damn it,

00:18:32.520 constitutionalists,

00:18:34.060 wake up to your principles.

00:18:36.560 The Glenn Beck Program.

00:18:45.060 Mercury.

00:18:49.120 The Glenn Beck Program.

00:18:51.220 888-727-BECK.

00:18:54.260 I would really like you to get on the phone,

00:18:56.160 um,

00:18:56.540 right now,

00:18:57.180 and tell us,

00:18:57.940 what do you think we should do

00:18:59.940 about North Korea and Syria?

00:19:03.200 Do you wait and just see what happens?

00:19:04.980 Do we,

00:19:05.500 do you negotiate continually?

00:19:07.380 Do we go,

00:19:08.260 do we,

00:19:08.900 are you,

00:19:09.520 I mean,

00:19:09.700 preemptive strike?

00:19:10.740 What do you do?

00:19:11.760 Tell me where you stand.

00:19:12.600 What do you,

00:19:13.040 what do you want to do?

00:19:13.800 I'm,

00:19:14.600 I don't know.

00:19:15.620 I mean,

00:19:15.840 I don't want to do a preemptive strike.

00:19:18.480 I just think that might be the most prudent step at this point.

00:19:21.720 I don't want to wait until they're firing off nukes at South Korea,

00:19:26.140 Japan,

00:19:26.960 Hawaii.

00:19:27.840 I don't,

00:19:28.900 I don't want to wait and see if he'll do it because we just had that

00:19:32.360 defector that said,

00:19:33.140 oh,

00:19:33.260 he'll do it.

00:19:34.260 Oh,

00:19:34.440 he's going to do it.

00:19:35.680 But we always have,

00:19:36.520 there's always defectors from these places that say that they said the same

00:19:39.440 thing.

00:19:39.840 A lot of times are right.

00:19:40.540 But a lot of times they say they,

00:19:42.420 Iraq has mass quantities of,

00:19:44.140 of,

00:19:44.600 so can I,

00:19:45.440 can I,

00:19:45.800 it's a mass destruction.

00:19:46.480 Then we got that from a defector.

00:19:47.500 Here's what just going through.

00:19:48.760 And intelligence agencies.

00:19:50.540 Yeah.

00:19:50.940 Every intelligence agency in the world.

00:19:52.100 But a lot of that intelligence came from defectors.

00:19:54.740 And,

00:19:54.980 and,

00:19:55.240 and believe me,

00:19:55.900 I actually totally buy the North Korea thing.

00:19:58.640 I think he is the one leader on earth who's actually that guy.

00:20:02.380 Yeah.

00:20:02.560 Even Iran,

00:20:03.420 I don't believe necessarily would do it.

00:20:05.400 They,

00:20:05.660 they believe in a religious fervor that might eventually get there.

00:20:09.740 He's a different guy.

00:20:10.720 I believe,

00:20:11.300 I believe ISIS believes,

00:20:12.560 believes in crazy things.

00:20:15.880 And they are trying to bring the end of the world to wash the world in blood,

00:20:20.680 to bring the 12th,

00:20:21.560 the mom.

00:20:21.820 I do believe that ISIS is religiously out of their mind and committed to it.

00:20:28.780 I also believe that Kim Jong-un is out of his mind,

00:20:35.040 just bat crazy.

00:20:38.380 However,

00:20:39.420 Pat,

00:20:39.720 what was the,

00:20:40.600 where was the shot heard around the world?

00:20:43.000 What one was that?

00:20:44.240 Concord.

00:20:45.240 Concord,

00:20:45.840 right?

00:20:46.200 And,

00:20:46.440 and it was Concord.

00:20:48.260 You'll be better on this than I am.

00:20:49.880 wasn't it Concord where the,

00:20:53.200 um,

00:20:54.360 the,

00:20:54.940 the town met and they met in the church and it was the minister who said,

00:21:01.920 um,

00:21:02.820 the British are coming.

00:21:04.720 Everybody grab your guns and we're going out on the field.

00:21:08.100 And if they cross this bridge,

00:21:10.240 we're not going to,

00:21:12.260 we're not going to allow them to get to the,

00:21:13.840 they were,

00:21:14.280 I think that if I remember right,

00:21:16.040 the British were,

00:21:16.760 were marching to,

00:21:17.720 uh,

00:21:18.220 confiscate all the guns.

00:21:19.420 Confiscate guns.

00:21:19.800 Yes.

00:21:20.060 Yeah.

00:21:20.380 So they said,

00:21:21.040 we're not going to let them do that.

00:21:22.360 We're not going to let them take our guns.

00:21:23.080 But do you remember what the minister said?

00:21:26.040 Not specifically,

00:21:27.080 no.

00:21:27.460 God will not,

00:21:29.300 um,

00:21:29.880 God will not be on our side.

00:21:32.640 If we fire first,

00:21:34.420 you are not to fire first.

00:21:38.220 If they fire upon us,

00:21:40.240 go ahead,

00:21:42.140 but we are not to fire first.

00:21:44.840 And they waited.

00:21:46.200 And,

00:21:46.780 and I have that same feeling that if we are the first to fire in this,

00:21:51.680 it's not going to go well.

00:21:53.600 It's not going to go well.

00:21:55.300 There's a slight difference in that.

00:21:57.040 That was a musket bullet.

00:21:58.240 And we're talking about a nuclear weapon.

00:22:00.020 That'll kill a heck of a lot more people.

00:22:01.440 But I understand.

00:22:03.100 I understand your point.

00:22:04.160 I do.

00:22:04.920 And,

00:22:05.240 and usually all through the Bible,

00:22:08.100 he's,

00:22:08.680 the Lord doesn't favor for a strike.

00:22:11.480 No.

00:22:12.120 So,

00:22:12.480 and I just don't think that we're in the position to,

00:22:15.540 we don't have any credibility in the world.

00:22:17.680 We are on everybody's enemies list.

00:22:21.020 Uh,

00:22:21.460 we have a president who is viewed by the rest of the world as crazy or a hothead or unstable or whatever.

00:22:30.640 Uh,

00:22:32.040 and this one could go into global war.

00:22:35.680 I mean,

00:22:36.120 in Syria,

00:22:36.960 we go in to Syria and we strike Syria and,

00:22:41.340 and Russia sends up their planes.

00:22:44.420 Do we engage?

00:22:46.340 Or do we have Russians turn us around?

00:22:50.080 And if Russians are turning us around,

00:22:52.140 are we not then in a cold war with them?

00:22:54.640 I mean,

00:22:55.040 what do we do?

00:22:56.580 I'm for staying out of Syria.

00:22:58.020 I am too.

00:23:00.240 I don't want to.

00:23:00.560 I'm clearly.

00:23:01.660 Oh my God.

00:23:02.080 That's their mess.

00:23:03.140 I don't want to get into that.

00:23:04.480 I think the most valid question here,

00:23:05.780 when you think about these issues is what's new on Netflix?

00:23:08.500 Because,

00:23:08.860 uh,

00:23:09.380 if you can get in that world,

00:23:10.960 none of this even happens until the EMP goes off.

00:23:13.760 Let me go to,

00:23:14.460 uh,

00:23:14.620 John in Florida.

00:23:15.600 Hello,

00:23:15.840 John.

00:23:17.460 Hey,

00:23:17.820 so,

00:23:18.160 you know,

00:23:18.620 uh,

00:23:18.800 Kim John,

00:23:19.300 whatever his name is now is probably three walls short of a house.

00:23:22.420 So he is crazy beyond crazy.

00:23:25.320 But if you're going to deal with him militarily,

00:23:27.440 you're going to have to make sure you hit every single missile installation he has.

00:23:32.480 And not only that,

00:23:33.260 you're going to have to take him out as well,

00:23:35.140 which crosses a whole new diplomatic line,

00:23:38.640 which serious issues there worldwide.

00:23:41.380 And not only that,

00:23:42.980 you have to deal with China.

00:23:44.480 And right now,

00:23:45.820 China's in the position where they love this.

00:23:48.120 They love the fact that he ties up our resources,

00:23:50.760 ties up our time,

00:23:51.820 ties up all our money.

00:23:53.340 If you did something like a military strike,

00:23:55.960 I've heard people say,

00:23:57.400 well,

00:23:57.940 you know,

00:23:58.240 possibly our economies are so tied,

00:24:00.440 China might be able to deal with us.

00:24:02.160 If you think China would not in a second turn its economy upside down to collapse us,

00:24:08.820 you're crazy.

00:24:09.540 All you have to do is look back in the 60s and the cultural revolution.

00:24:13.880 China is all about China and not about the individual.

00:24:17.920 It's been that way since the Qin dynasty to the communist dynasty.

00:24:22.600 Although it's,

00:24:23.060 you think they're,

00:24:24.400 it's different,

00:24:24.940 it's different now because,

00:24:26.220 it's different now because China's become their own market now.

00:24:30.080 China has developed with this hybrid capitalism,

00:24:34.000 communism thing they're doing.

00:24:35.360 They've developed their own market.

00:24:37.380 So they don't necessarily need the rest of the world as much as they once did.

00:24:41.940 Well,

00:24:42.100 they've got 700 million people who can now buy products.

00:24:46.180 Russia and China are also gobbling up gold in the last few weeks and they're getting ready to dump the dollar.

00:24:55.840 And Bitcoin as well.

00:24:57.460 Yeah,

00:24:57.640 this is,

00:24:58.220 this is,

00:24:59.100 how's Bitcoin doing?

00:25:00.680 It's been going up like crazy over the past couple of months,

00:25:03.460 largely because of high purchase levels from China.

00:25:07.080 Really?

00:25:07.900 Yeah,

00:25:08.420 I'm,

00:25:08.800 I'm telling you,

00:25:10.260 this is something I said maybe 15 years ago.

00:25:13.500 I don't believe these people who say China,

00:25:16.100 you know,

00:25:16.480 needs us so they'll never do anything.

00:25:17.760 I said,

00:25:18.060 at some point,

00:25:19.800 China is going to say,

00:25:21.280 you know what?

00:25:22.340 Cut your losses.

00:25:23.300 This is worth it.

00:25:23.860 This is worth it.

00:25:24.720 Cut your losses.

00:25:26.500 And,

00:25:27.140 and the whole world changes.

00:25:28.480 Remember,

00:25:29.180 in 1913,

00:25:31.640 America was still kind of an outpost.

00:25:34.100 We were not a world leader by any stretch of the imagination.

00:25:38.200 By 1919,

00:25:39.440 we literally controlled the world without anybody knowing it.

00:25:45.760 We controlled the world because we controlled the world's financing.

00:25:50.320 We had all of the world's gold here in Fort Knox.

00:25:54.900 We don't have that anymore.

00:25:56.880 All we have is a military,

00:25:58.880 but nobody seems to ask,

00:26:01.400 how did the government that had a Navy that could patrol,

00:26:09.440 a country so large that literally the sun never set on their,

00:26:16.320 on their empire?

00:26:18.920 That requires an enormous Navy.

00:26:22.640 How is it that that Navy that controlled the world and policed the world in 1919,

00:26:30.220 in 20 years was begging us for ships?

00:26:36.100 Woodrow Wilson.

00:26:37.400 Right.

00:26:38.220 Because.

00:26:38.600 Made them sink their own ships.

00:26:40.180 Exactly right.

00:26:41.640 Because we said to the world's most powerful military,

00:26:48.100 you know what?

00:26:49.340 You don't control it anymore.

00:26:50.680 Because we have all the resources.

00:26:52.560 We have all the money.

00:26:53.980 So we think you're actually the problem.

00:26:57.240 Yeah,

00:26:57.520 Germany causes a lot of problem too.

00:26:59.860 And we've already destroyed them.

00:27:02.420 So now it's your turn.

00:27:04.940 Sink half of your Navy.

00:27:07.360 If you don't think that we're in that position where the world is about to tell us

00:27:12.060 exactly what to do,

00:27:14.660 you're fooling yourself.

00:27:16.720 The world has changed under your feet.

00:27:20.040 And it's about to officially change for everybody to see.

00:27:24.520 And war is the fastest way to it.

00:27:27.420 Real quick,

00:27:28.100 Len,

00:27:28.200 as we were getting updates,

00:27:29.760 Devin Nunez will temporarily step aside from an investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election.

00:27:37.000 Probe will be taken over by Michael Conaway,

00:27:39.680 Trey Gowdy,

00:27:40.320 and Tom Rooney.

00:27:41.940 So,

00:27:42.120 I mean,

00:27:42.240 that's been quite a topic of conversation over the past few weeks.

00:27:45.680 And now he is stepping down,

00:27:46.940 at least temporarily,

00:27:48.020 is the report from Politico.

00:27:49.800 What do you think of that?

00:27:53.880 Well,

00:27:54.680 I mean,

00:27:55.100 I think,

00:27:55.540 honestly,

00:27:56.040 like he,

00:27:57.300 and part of this,

00:27:58.280 he's admitted that he hasn't handled these steps particularly well.

00:28:01.980 Why did the Trump administration,

00:28:03.900 why did the people in the Trump administration,

00:28:07.200 invite him over,

00:28:08.620 brief him,

00:28:09.800 give him all the stuff,

00:28:11.460 and then have him go brief the president,

00:28:14.500 not them?

00:28:15.240 I don't understand that.

00:28:18.040 There's just something weird about that.

00:28:19.940 Very strange.

00:28:20.800 Very strange.

00:28:21.260 And,

00:28:21.480 you know,

00:28:21.580 they certainly,

00:28:22.320 I don't think Nunez handled it well,

00:28:24.120 but he was very much hung out to dry a lot,

00:28:26.440 I think,

00:28:26.900 on this.

00:28:28.080 And there was,

00:28:29.000 he really had nowhere else to go.

00:28:31.300 You know,

00:28:31.760 and,

00:28:31.960 you know,

00:28:32.780 the speculation is that there's just a lot of,

00:28:34.740 you know,

00:28:35.080 a lot of people in the White House who do things in ways that no one has ever done them,

00:28:40.340 and that's part of the reason they got elected,

00:28:42.200 but also part of the reason for all these problems.

00:28:45.080 I mean,

00:28:45.340 a lot of this is just inexperience,

00:28:47.160 it seems like.

00:28:48.240 I mean,

00:28:48.380 people don't know what they're supposed to do.

00:28:49.660 They try to do things outside of,

00:28:50.900 they're constantly praising themselves for going outside the system,

00:28:53.380 and then when the system breaks and everyone panics,

00:28:56.260 I mean,

00:28:56.980 this is why you're having so much turmoil and changes right now inside the White House.

00:29:01.280 There's a couple of big things that are happening at the White House that we need to talk to you about.

00:29:08.900 Something that we worried about and quite honestly predicted that would happen,

00:29:12.980 it's happening now.

00:29:14.640 You need to be aware of it because I think profound changes are coming as a result of it.

00:29:23.380 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:29:27.180 Mercury.

00:29:29.840 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:29:32.280 Let me go to Bruce.

00:29:33.780 Hello, Bruce.

00:29:34.360 You're on the Glenn Beck Program.

00:29:36.460 Hey, guys.

00:29:37.520 Quickly,

00:29:38.040 I was going to tell you,

00:29:38.700 Jeffy's my favorite because when I was as immature as he is,

00:29:42.700 I got picked on too,

00:29:44.020 so be careful.

00:29:44.820 When he grows up,

00:29:45.560 he's going to kick your butts.

00:29:46.620 Oh, wow.

00:29:47.100 Okay.

00:29:47.340 Well,

00:29:47.500 he's already like 75,

00:29:49.460 so he witnessed the Civil War.

00:29:53.040 I don't think there's going to be any more growing up.

00:29:55.180 Growing out,

00:29:55.840 yes,

00:29:56.280 but not growing up.

00:29:57.140 Thank you,

00:29:57.600 Bruce.

00:29:59.860 At any rate,

00:30:02.220 retired Air Force Lieutenant Colonel saw combat both Iraq,

00:30:06.200 Afghanistan,

00:30:07.000 and you're going to hate this too,

00:30:10.040 but the parallels are eerie.

00:30:13.080 Remember what Reagan did in Libya.

00:30:17.180 Not only are they eerie,

00:30:19.240 they're even stronger than they've ever been before.

00:30:23.040 Two aardvarks dropping thousand pounders in Libya,

00:30:26.260 quieted down the Middle East for many years.

00:30:28.660 Yes.

00:30:29.020 Before.

00:30:29.600 That is true.

00:30:30.300 It got kicked up again.

00:30:31.620 That's true.

00:30:32.260 Well,

00:30:32.560 but there is one difference.

00:30:34.360 Muammar Gaddafi was,

00:30:35.840 was a survivalist.

00:30:37.320 He was not a crazy man.

00:30:40.540 A little bit nuts.

00:30:41.760 I completely,

00:30:42.180 completely disagree.

00:30:43.820 Look what he did to his own people.

00:30:46.240 The parallels are not only parallels,

00:30:49.060 but they're sharper than they've ever been before.

00:30:51.520 This guy is even more crazy.

00:30:53.320 This guy is even easier to take out.

00:30:55.940 A couple of well-placed 500 pounders,

00:30:57.680 you don't need to take out their army.

00:30:59.060 You don't need to take their Air Force.

00:31:00.680 You take out their leadership,

00:31:02.320 and it's over,

00:31:03.100 and it's quiet there again for a long time.

00:31:06.020 Okay.

00:31:06.760 Thank you very much, Bruce.

00:31:07.800 I appreciate it.

00:31:08.840 Let me go to Dave in New York.

00:31:11.340 Hello, Dave.

00:31:12.280 Hello.

00:31:12.520 Yes, go ahead.

00:31:14.600 Wow.

00:31:15.220 I'm very nervous,

00:31:16.720 so bear with me.

00:31:17.600 But this whole thing in Syria,

00:31:19.720 it really bothers me,

00:31:21.700 the fact that there's so many,

00:31:24.320 like John McCain's,

00:31:26.360 Lindsey Graham's,

00:31:27.140 they're crying out for a strike immediately.

00:31:32.020 When,

00:31:32.900 if we take out Assad,

00:31:34.360 not only will it turn Syria into Iraq 2.0,

00:31:38.460 it's Russia's already there.

00:31:40.000 They have an air base.

00:31:41.000 Mm-hmm.

00:31:41.580 They have an old flight.

00:31:43.320 Like,

00:31:43.620 their airplanes are,

00:31:45.040 their airplanes were flying with the Syrian planes

00:31:48.160 when they dropped the bombs,

00:31:49.320 I've seen.

00:31:50.340 Now,

00:31:51.420 did the Syrian planes fly and drop a bomb?

00:31:53.780 Yes.

00:31:54.120 I won't argue with that.

00:31:55.240 But what did they bomb?

00:31:56.360 They bombed a warehouse,

00:31:57.900 a depot,

00:31:58.460 an ISIS-held depot.

00:32:00.400 Why,

00:32:00.900 Assad is winning the war.

00:32:03.400 Damascus,

00:32:04.100 or,

00:32:04.500 Aleppo is his again.

00:32:06.320 Damascus is his again.

00:32:07.900 Why in the world,

00:32:08.780 and why would Russia,

00:32:11.140 right,

00:32:11.660 the Russian army is fighting this for Assad.

00:32:14.320 Why would Russia allow Assad,

00:32:16.560 I think this was a horrible accident,

00:32:18.620 I think the chemical weapons were in the depot,

00:32:21.340 and I think they bombed them,

00:32:23.240 not knowing there were chemical weapons there.

00:32:25.360 There are reports that ISIS has chemical weapons,

00:32:28.200 and you'll also remember in 2014,

00:32:31.080 or 2015 I think it was,

00:32:33.200 Kerry said that,

00:32:35.420 and the UN confirmed it,

00:32:37.320 Assad,

00:32:37.960 all of Assad's chemical weapons were removed.

00:32:40.640 That there's,

00:32:41.520 right?

00:32:42.480 Well,

00:32:42.740 I will tell you this,

00:32:43.580 if you throw,

00:32:44.080 if you throw John Kerry and the United Nations in for credibility,

00:32:48.500 I got a side with you.

00:32:49.700 And this is the Russian line,

00:32:50.780 by the way,

00:32:50.960 this is exactly what the Russians are saying happened.

00:32:53.080 I'm not saying that Dave is a Russian agent or anything,

00:32:55.300 but I mean,

00:32:55.860 this is what they are trying to get out of the world.

00:32:57.180 They're saying they bombed the warehouse and the chemical weapons were made.

00:32:59.380 They're trying to say it was,

00:33:00.240 yeah,

00:33:00.520 it was ISIS.

00:33:01.340 Well,

00:33:01.460 that's impossible because we removed 100% of their chemical weapons.

00:33:06.580 No,

00:33:06.840 they're saying that ISIS is making the chemical weapons.

00:33:09.420 Yeah,

00:33:09.560 so they're saying Assad had nothing to do with it.

00:33:12.100 That does not seem to be the belief of the intelligence community.

00:33:15.200 I don't happen to buy into that,

00:33:18.260 but I'm with you on this,

00:33:20.700 Dave.

00:33:21.760 I don't want to get involved in Syria.

00:33:24.940 I don't want anything to do with that at all.

00:33:29.120 All right,

00:33:29.640 Dave,

00:33:29.960 thanks for your call.

00:33:30.840 I guess there's no comment on that one.

00:33:32.060 Let me go to,

00:33:32.660 just so you guys know,

00:33:33.820 Andrew in Oregon,

00:33:35.080 Info Wars and Ron Paul are saying it was a false flag.

00:33:37.300 So we're,

00:33:37.640 we should be all set.

00:33:38.620 Okay,

00:33:38.940 good.

00:33:39.780 Andrew.

00:33:41.680 Hey,

00:33:42.120 I'm not really worried about North Korea at all,

00:33:45.840 just because I was in the military.

00:33:47.960 I was in the Navy station in Hawaii on an Aegis destroyer.

00:33:51.520 We have the capability of knocking down anything that they send it up.

00:33:54.640 They don't have enough to overwhelm our systems.

00:33:58.600 I'm more worried about if they do shoot something at us and we retaliate,

00:34:03.520 that that's going to end up picking China off.

00:34:06.860 And they're going to strike back at us and we're going to get in a big war with China.

00:34:10.280 That's my biggest worry on that.

00:34:12.040 This meeting with president G XI,

00:34:17.120 which I like to call him president 11 from China today at the white house is,

00:34:22.020 is critically important,

00:34:25.460 critically important.

00:34:27.120 I,

00:34:27.920 you know,

00:34:28.700 we are technologically advanced.

00:34:31.560 I can't imagine that we couldn't stop.

00:34:33.600 They,

00:34:33.960 they have eight nuclear weapons,

00:34:36.160 eight.

00:34:36.660 I can't believe that we couldn't stop those from launch.

00:34:41.900 Let's not strike first.

00:34:44.600 This is the Glenn Beck program.

00:34:48.260 Mercury.

00:34:48.960 This is the blaze radio on demand.

00:35:06.000 It is now illegal in Russia to share an image of Vladimir Putin as a gay clown.

00:35:16.600 Okay.

00:35:17.400 Okay.

00:35:18.000 How long?

00:35:18.560 I mean,

00:35:18.660 we've been fighting for that for 20 years.

00:35:20.460 I know.

00:35:20.620 We were saying this is the most important thing that can happen in this world today.

00:35:23.660 That's right.

00:35:24.100 And they finally have done it.

00:35:25.080 It's amazing how freedom of speech is being chipped away at.

00:35:29.820 And one way or another,

00:35:32.180 there's fines that are now being levied.

00:35:34.660 A $50 million fine in Germany for companies like Google.

00:35:39.940 If they're engaging in fake news.

00:35:42.640 Well,

00:35:43.160 how do we define fake news?

00:35:45.160 What are the ramifications of that?

00:35:47.540 And here in our own country,

00:35:49.860 witch hunts.

00:35:51.400 I want to talk to you about Bill O'Reilly right now.

00:35:55.080 I will make a stand.

00:35:58.260 I will raise my voice.

00:36:00.540 I will hold your hand.

00:36:02.960 Cause we are one.

00:36:04.760 I will beat my drum.

00:36:07.000 I have made my choice.

00:36:09.260 We will overcome.

00:36:11.560 Cause we are one.

00:36:13.640 The fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.

00:36:17.440 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:36:21.000 Somebody that I have known for years and has,

00:36:26.960 and I've really grown to really truly respect is being raked over the coals in the press right now.

00:36:33.780 People are trying to destroy him by getting his advertisers to run for the hills.

00:36:39.140 Guess who's involved in this,

00:36:40.440 Stu?

00:36:41.460 I don't know.

00:36:42.340 Color of change.

00:36:43.460 Oh,

00:36:43.640 the same.

00:36:44.020 Oh my God.

00:36:44.640 Ben Jones organization.

00:36:45.860 How do we know about color of change?

00:36:47.220 They were out in front of trying to lead a boycott against you back in the day.

00:36:51.960 And what,

00:36:52.220 and what,

00:36:52.640 how did that boycott work?

00:36:54.460 Well,

00:36:54.960 they tried to intimidate with,

00:36:57.180 you know,

00:36:57.500 their 14 social media followers would continually tweet,

00:37:01.120 call and,

00:37:01.660 and intimidate companies.

00:37:03.400 Companies not wanting to deal with it would,

00:37:05.820 would just make,

00:37:07.720 move their advertising from our show onto another show and still pay the same exact amount.

00:37:12.640 And there wouldn't affect the business at all.

00:37:14.660 But that really,

00:37:15.340 that really was the,

00:37:18.200 that was the worst of the worst.

00:37:20.840 And there was very little of,

00:37:22.360 of that that actually went on.

00:37:24.880 Yeah.

00:37:25.020 A lot of it was,

00:37:25.920 yeah,

00:37:26.020 that was,

00:37:26.380 that was the most extreme part.

00:37:27.540 Most of it was say,

00:37:29.120 people,

00:37:29.500 advertisers that never advertised on the program.

00:37:32.260 They would try to make announcements of that.

00:37:35.420 They had dropped our show when they were never on the show.

00:37:38.700 For instance,

00:37:38.900 can you think of a cheese company?

00:37:40.420 I can think of a cheese company.

00:37:43.440 You can think of a cheese company.

00:37:44.440 Would you like to talk about that cheese company?

00:37:46.240 I,

00:37:46.600 I,

00:37:47.060 I can,

00:37:47.920 if you want me to talk about that.

00:37:49.540 That's fine.

00:37:50.280 I just know that Stu has harbored some very deep feelings about a particular cheese,

00:37:56.040 a particular cheese company that never advertised on our show.

00:38:00.180 And yeah,

00:38:01.080 cause I could actually,

00:38:02.220 and these things are weird because companies don't want to be involved in controversies.

00:38:06.420 Even if they don't believe the controversy is real,

00:38:09.940 even if they don't,

00:38:11.200 they just don't want to deal with it.

00:38:12.380 They make cheese,

00:38:13.280 for example.

00:38:13.740 So I understand sometimes these companies will be like,

00:38:16.080 just don't put money on that show right now.

00:38:17.520 I don't want to be in the news.

00:38:18.440 I get that.

00:38:19.480 To make public statements,

00:38:21.120 uh,

00:38:21.820 in which you are,

00:38:23.320 oh,

00:38:23.620 we cannot be associated with hate or with that type of stuff,

00:38:26.700 which they were doing to us.

00:38:27.600 And there's,

00:38:27.920 you know,

00:38:28.200 many companies are doing the same thing today.

00:38:31.160 Um,

00:38:31.540 that's just infuriating,

00:38:32.680 especially when they know it's not true.

00:38:33.960 Um,

00:38:34.660 now,

00:38:34.940 you know,

00:38:35.360 these,

00:38:35.860 it's taking a stance.

00:38:38.540 You didn't know,

00:38:39.100 you didn't know that it wasn't true.

00:38:40.500 Some people still think that I am the reason for all of the hate in the country.

00:38:45.660 You seem to be leading that brigade lately,

00:38:47.420 but,

00:38:47.860 uh,

00:38:48.280 no,

00:38:49.540 no,

00:38:49.980 I know.

00:38:50.580 Um,

00:38:51.120 so anyway,

00:38:52.000 when I worked at Fox news,

00:38:54.360 when I worked at Fox news,

00:38:56.220 this is what the left did to me.

00:38:58.680 They tried really hard.

00:39:00.600 It actually didn't work.

00:39:02.860 Um,

00:39:03.960 unfortunately Fox news,

00:39:06.520 um,

00:39:08.560 uh,

00:39:09.140 tried to make the case after I left that it did,

00:39:13.820 and that's going to come and bite them in the ass now.

00:39:17.600 Um,

00:39:18.040 but it actually didn't work when I was there.

00:39:22.020 And I've said this many times,

00:39:23.840 Bill O'Reilly was the,

00:39:26.880 um,

00:39:28.240 it was the most honest,

00:39:30.600 fair,

00:39:31.460 most intelligent,

00:39:33.480 intelligent and intellectually curious,

00:39:35.720 um,

00:39:37.640 guy in the media.

00:39:38.820 I have ever met.

00:39:41.140 Um,

00:39:41.540 I don't agree with everything that Bill O'Reilly says.

00:39:44.040 I don't agree with some of his stances.

00:39:45.840 He always seems to be behind because he's not willing to predict or project.

00:39:51.580 He's willing to look at what's a fact today.

00:39:54.100 That's,

00:39:54.420 that's what,

00:39:55.060 I mean,

00:39:55.260 we've had this argument.

00:39:56.060 I'm like,

00:39:56.320 Bill,

00:39:56.700 come on,

00:39:57.180 man,

00:39:57.480 look,

00:39:58.360 here's history.

00:39:59.440 Here are the facts.

00:40:00.380 Where do you think that?

00:40:01.120 He's like,

00:40:01.360 that's not my job,

00:40:02.080 Glenn.

00:40:02.880 So I don't necessarily agree with him on,

00:40:05.940 on things.

00:40:06.760 Um,

00:40:08.300 and quite honestly,

00:40:09.280 I remember the first time I met him and I was on his show.

00:40:12.780 I was just starting Fox and,

00:40:15.440 um,

00:40:16.020 you know,

00:40:16.320 he has quite the reputation of being a bulldog and he is a,

00:40:22.660 I think he's six,

00:40:23.320 five or six,

00:40:24.000 six.

00:40:24.820 Um,

00:40:25.300 and he's at this little teeny desk,

00:40:27.780 those studios,

00:40:28.700 studios and television look a lot bigger.

00:40:32.240 Objects in the mirror appear to be bigger than they are,

00:40:35.620 are small,

00:40:36.520 uh,

00:40:36.720 bigger than they are.

00:40:37.820 They're really small.

00:40:38.660 And you are in Bill O'Reilly's face sitting at that table.

00:40:42.080 And I remember they were counting him down five,

00:40:44.780 four,

00:40:45.120 and I reached over and I grabbed his hand and I said,

00:40:47.240 please don't kill me.

00:40:49.060 Um,

00:40:49.660 and cause I,

00:40:50.540 who knows you don't go into a room with Bill O'Reilly knowing.

00:40:54.180 And,

00:40:54.680 um,

00:40:55.300 we became friends,

00:40:57.380 but we became friends because we were both intellectually honest with each

00:41:02.280 other.

00:41:03.880 When we were flying on a plane and he probably,

00:41:06.700 you know,

00:41:07.540 well,

00:41:07.800 I think he'd be fine with this.

00:41:09.400 Oh,

00:41:09.580 but these stories always work out well.

00:41:11.780 You know,

00:41:12.320 I don't see why they would have any problem with this.

00:41:14.260 I said to Bill,

00:41:14.980 this is a private story that I'm so in confidence,

00:41:16.880 but let me just say it right now on the air.

00:41:18.280 So we were,

00:41:19.160 we were on a plane and I said,

00:41:20.920 Bill,

00:41:21.180 thank you for being,

00:41:22.480 um,

00:41:23.200 thank you for being so kind to me.

00:41:24.720 There's no reason you need to be kind to me.

00:41:27.960 And he looked at me and he said,

00:41:29.880 stop it.

00:41:31.000 And I said,

00:41:32.180 what?

00:41:33.340 And he said,

00:41:34.360 Glenn,

00:41:35.180 you're jet fuel.

00:41:36.660 you're hot right now.

00:41:38.940 That helps me.

00:41:40.780 It helps.

00:41:41.160 I,

00:41:41.280 by having you on the show,

00:41:42.600 it helps me,

00:41:43.900 um,

00:41:45.280 you know,

00:41:45.720 continue to expand and,

00:41:47.940 and,

00:41:48.280 and boost my,

00:41:49.420 uh,

00:41:49.940 ratings and,

00:41:50.820 and expand my audience for interesting,

00:41:52.940 uh,

00:41:53.440 yeah.

00:41:53.700 And he said,

00:41:53.980 compelling content,

00:41:54.660 right.

00:41:54.900 And he said,

00:41:55.380 and it's compelling.

00:41:56.360 It's good stuff.

00:41:57.480 I'm not doing you any favor.

00:41:59.000 Um,

00:42:00.120 and,

00:42:00.480 and I thought,

00:42:01.120 because I knew that to be true,

00:42:03.080 but I didn't think anyone would ever admit that.

00:42:08.960 That's the kind of guy I know in Bill O'Reilly.

00:42:12.340 I know he is intellectually honest and so buttoned up.

00:42:17.520 Tough,

00:42:17.940 but fair.

00:42:18.740 Yeah.

00:42:19.080 He does not,

00:42:20.040 he gets a reputation of being tough because if you're not cutting it,

00:42:25.620 he is,

00:42:26.280 he's right.

00:42:26.860 Yeah.

00:42:27.000 Every word he says,

00:42:28.620 he's doing all the hard lifting on his own show.

00:42:32.160 It's almost like when you talk to him,

00:42:33.060 you're in a zone where there's not spin.

00:42:34.860 Shut up.

00:42:35.140 So,

00:42:35.700 so he's doing all the hard work himself that he's supposed to do.

00:42:41.160 If you're not,

00:42:41.880 you're not bringing your full game.

00:42:44.000 He is not a fan of yours.

00:42:45.920 And we've spent a lot of time with him.

00:42:47.200 We went on tour with him several times.

00:42:49.180 We toured the country with them.

00:42:52.040 Bill O'Reilly never gave any indication that there's any of this,

00:42:57.840 this kind of behavior.

00:42:59.220 Never.

00:42:59.720 Not only did we not smell smoke,

00:43:02.460 we never saw smoke.

00:43:04.500 And quite honestly,

00:43:05.620 when you're out with somebody as famous as Bill O'Reilly,

00:43:08.100 you watch,

00:43:09.160 you want to see their character.

00:43:11.820 Bill O'Reilly was always professional.

00:43:14.860 We talked about this yesterday in a meeting with,

00:43:17.200 everybody.

00:43:17.720 We have a large team.

00:43:18.940 We did our tours.

00:43:20.120 When Bill and I went out,

00:43:21.200 it was my company that produced those tours.

00:43:23.800 So it was everybody from the people that took him to the airport,

00:43:27.700 to the people that took him home,

00:43:29.280 to the people that tucked him into bed at night.

00:43:31.460 It was all my people.

00:43:34.060 Not one person said anything about Bill O'Reilly other than that guy's a professional.

00:43:41.200 To be clear,

00:43:41.660 none of our people tucked him into bed at night.

00:43:43.360 That was probably a poor choice of words there.

00:43:46.540 But we were with him.

00:43:48.480 Somebody from my staff was with him the entire time.

00:43:52.880 And no one said anything,

00:43:54.840 but wow,

00:43:56.020 he's buttoned up.

00:43:56.760 And we've seen that you hang out with,

00:43:58.700 you know,

00:43:59.000 you go on,

00:43:59.900 we're doing business with a lot of different people.

00:44:01.540 I mean,

00:44:02.160 think of one recent example that we've all were dredged through of one particular person on a bus with Billy Bush.

00:44:10.060 And that sort of commentary that.

00:44:13.980 That kidding around kind of.

00:44:15.340 Yeah.

00:44:15.540 I mean,

00:44:15.760 obviously.

00:44:16.660 Blue humor.

00:44:17.360 We never saw anything.

00:44:18.400 He never did that.

00:44:19.240 Not even jokes.

00:44:20.220 Not even passing comments.

00:44:22.040 No.

00:44:22.220 Nothing like that at all,

00:44:24.040 which is.

00:44:24.660 You'll notice that I never said anything in defense of.

00:44:28.060 Roger Ailes.

00:44:28.820 Roger Ailes.

00:44:29.340 I never made this statement about Roger Ailes because a,

00:44:33.180 I never saw it,

00:44:34.540 but it did not surprise me.

00:44:37.680 Let's just put it that way because there was enough joking and conversations that I thought,

00:44:44.800 Oh,

00:44:45.860 that one kind of made me a little uncomfortable.

00:44:47.920 It did not surprise me.

00:44:50.720 Bill O'Reilly.

00:44:51.840 I will be shocked.

00:44:53.720 Of course,

00:44:54.520 disappointed,

00:44:55.740 but shocked.

00:44:56.840 If he was engaged in any of the kind of monstrous stuff that he is being accused of.

00:45:05.480 I know what it's like to be attacked and I am not doing this as a favor to him.

00:45:12.040 I am not doing this because I'm a friend of his.

00:45:13.940 I believe he's a good man who's being attacked.

00:45:19.720 I could be wrong,

00:45:21.000 but never an indication from us.

00:45:26.120 Settling a lawsuit is not an admission of guilt.

00:45:30.420 Let's make that one really clear.

00:45:32.280 Because you settle a lawsuit,

00:45:35.500 for instance,

00:45:36.740 I can tell you I was in a lawsuit recently.

00:45:39.620 How hard did I fight not to settle that,

00:45:42.580 Stu?

00:45:42.980 Very hard.

00:45:43.780 Yeah.

00:45:44.180 To the point where you're annoying everybody around you.

00:45:46.220 And who was I fighting against?

00:45:48.000 Your own companies and people that were associated with you.

00:45:51.020 Right.

00:45:51.120 Because they all wanted to get it.

00:45:52.060 I have several contracts with several big companies and they're like,

00:45:55.240 just settle the damn thing.

00:45:56.260 Make it go away.

00:45:57.840 The main argument came from the insurance company.

00:46:01.680 Just settle it.

00:46:03.920 Just settle it.

00:46:04.540 We can settle it for a fraction of the cost,

00:46:07.520 but it's wrong.

00:46:09.080 Just settle it.

00:46:11.800 So,

00:46:12.060 because you settle does not make,

00:46:14.880 is not an admission of guilt.

00:46:18.260 It's usually a way to

00:46:20.340 just spend less time and money.

00:46:26.380 Just move on with your life.

00:46:31.720 Now,

00:46:32.000 as a guy who drives

00:46:33.320 about $100 million in revenue every year,

00:46:38.400 that makes you a target.

00:46:41.920 I know it.

00:46:43.760 Because

00:46:44.280 people do not understand that

00:46:46.700 when they come to work for us at The Blaze,

00:46:49.300 they'll be like,

00:46:49.820 oh, no, it's easy.

00:46:50.680 You just do this.

00:46:51.300 And we're like,

00:46:51.680 no, no, no.

00:46:52.200 We call it, jokingly,

00:46:53.400 the Glenn Beck tax.

00:46:54.740 No, you don't understand.

00:46:55.600 You're working with Glenn Beck.

00:46:57.560 There's no,

00:46:58.060 there's no,

00:46:58.640 there's no like,

00:46:59.640 oh, no, we can do this.

00:47:00.780 No.

00:47:01.840 No.

00:47:03.040 Because we're a massive target.

00:47:05.400 And people don't understand that

00:47:06.960 until they work here for a while.

00:47:09.700 As a guy who's been number one

00:47:11.760 for 20 years

00:47:13.560 on cable news,

00:47:15.640 do you think some people

00:47:17.500 are going to try to take him down?

00:47:18.600 Especially on the Fox News network.

00:47:21.440 Especially that he is viewed

00:47:22.920 as if he leaves,

00:47:24.920 Fox is destroyed.

00:47:26.460 Without Roger Ailes,

00:47:28.160 who was the bulldog at the door.

00:47:31.940 Like him,

00:47:33.020 hate him,

00:47:34.000 whatever.

00:47:35.280 He was effective.

00:47:36.960 And he kept the vampires

00:47:40.100 at the door,

00:47:41.580 sucking the blood out of life,

00:47:43.320 the lifeblood

00:47:44.760 out of Fox News.

00:47:46.240 How it survives

00:47:47.320 without Roger Ailes

00:47:48.180 is beyond me.

00:47:50.000 How it survives

00:47:50.980 without Bill O'Reilly,

00:47:52.000 and you don't think

00:47:52.820 the left understands this?

00:47:56.140 The media

00:47:57.100 is never going to give

00:47:59.040 Bill O'Reilly

00:47:59.960 or anyone

00:48:01.440 with his effectiveness

00:48:02.640 and his point of view

00:48:04.480 a fair shake.

00:48:05.580 I would like one

00:48:10.280 from time to time.

00:48:11.820 I am being accused

00:48:12.940 now that I am

00:48:14.120 stomping on people's

00:48:15.640 freedom of speech.

00:48:16.500 That is so far

00:48:17.680 out of every reality

00:48:19.200 and some,

00:48:21.600 very few,

00:48:23.360 the people that claim

00:48:25.500 to be my listeners

00:48:26.400 believe that.

00:48:27.940 Well, you were never

00:48:28.680 my listener

00:48:29.180 if you believed that.

00:48:30.740 Because you cannot doubt,

00:48:32.400 you knew nothing about me.

00:48:34.880 But that's the way

00:48:35.640 You should ask

00:48:36.040 Gaby Holmes about that.

00:48:37.060 Yeah, that's the way

00:48:38.040 the world works.

00:48:40.060 That's the way

00:48:40.580 this press works.

00:48:41.880 That's the way

00:48:42.420 the left works.

00:48:43.200 And quite frankly,

00:48:44.060 that's the way

00:48:44.620 the right works

00:48:45.920 when they want

00:48:46.560 to destroy somebody.

00:48:47.720 But the left

00:48:48.520 is very, very good at it.

00:48:51.220 And you're not,

00:48:51.680 this is not you

00:48:52.660 going after people

00:48:55.360 who are making accusations.

00:48:57.060 No.

00:48:57.700 This is just you

00:48:59.440 talking about someone

00:49:00.100 you know.

00:49:00.560 You don't know

00:49:00.920 everything about

00:49:02.280 every person

00:49:02.780 and every interaction,

00:49:03.660 obviously.

00:49:04.280 And you don't,

00:49:04.660 it's not to go out

00:49:06.040 and like...

00:49:06.280 Bill O'Reilly deserves

00:49:07.060 the benefit of the doubt.

00:49:08.720 He gets it from me,

00:49:09.840 surely.

00:49:10.520 And until it is...

00:49:11.980 Innocent until proven guilty.

00:49:13.120 Yes, until it has been

00:49:14.200 proven guilty.

00:49:15.160 That's certainly not

00:49:15.660 the assumption here

00:49:16.380 by many.

00:49:17.540 And to be fair,

00:49:18.280 Maxine Waters said

00:49:19.460 last night

00:49:19.940 he should go to jail.

00:49:20.820 Should go to jail.

00:49:21.480 Are you kidding me?

00:49:23.080 Should go to jail.

00:49:24.340 And a lot of this

00:49:24.800 has to do with

00:49:25.560 the stuff that happened

00:49:26.320 with Roger.

00:49:26.960 Because people now

00:49:27.980 see Fox as

00:49:29.160 anything you say

00:49:31.260 about them

00:49:32.060 and that atmosphere

00:49:33.140 will be believed.

00:49:34.540 And that's not fair.

00:49:35.900 You have to look at it

00:49:36.820 honestly.

00:49:37.320 There are things

00:49:38.080 that I saw

00:49:39.080 and I witnessed

00:49:40.700 and things that

00:49:43.160 happened at Fox

00:49:45.200 that truly

00:49:46.160 turned my stomach.

00:49:48.320 Truly

00:49:48.820 almost destroyed

00:49:50.200 my hope

00:49:51.080 in

00:49:51.700 people.

00:49:53.600 but I will tell you

00:49:55.620 if it wasn't

00:49:57.260 for Bill O'Reilly

00:49:58.180 I think it would

00:49:59.240 have been destroyed.

00:50:00.660 I walked in

00:50:01.860 hearing all these

00:50:02.820 stories about

00:50:03.520 Bill O'Reilly.

00:50:04.620 Bill O'Reilly

00:50:05.100 is none

00:50:06.080 of those things.

00:50:08.060 Bill O'Reilly

00:50:08.620 was buttoned up

00:50:09.940 and professional

00:50:10.920 every step

00:50:12.120 of the way.

00:50:13.260 He is

00:50:13.680 uber

00:50:14.420 uber smart.

00:50:16.180 Now

00:50:16.360 maybe again

00:50:17.720 I don't know

00:50:18.400 I'm not with him

00:50:19.020 every second of the day

00:50:20.180 I have no idea.

00:50:21.700 But boy

00:50:22.140 the Bill O'Reilly

00:50:22.900 that I know

00:50:23.600 and that I saw

00:50:24.460 working side by side

00:50:25.960 for a long time

00:50:26.860 there is no doubt

00:50:29.300 in my mind

00:50:30.040 that he's just

00:50:30.800 smarter than that.

00:50:33.840 And I would hope

00:50:35.180 that

00:50:36.660 even though

00:50:38.320 I disagree

00:50:39.040 with Bill O'Reilly

00:50:39.920 particularly

00:50:40.980 on Donald Trump

00:50:42.140 and he has said

00:50:43.880 things about

00:50:44.720 you know

00:50:45.140 never Trumpers

00:50:46.380 or whatever the

00:50:47.060 category he might

00:50:47.900 put me in

00:50:48.560 and he has not

00:50:49.680 even had me

00:50:50.220 on his show

00:50:50.800 for since

00:50:51.480 the Trump

00:50:51.900 thing began.

00:50:52.940 I don't care.

00:50:54.060 I don't care.

00:50:54.840 I know who he is.

00:50:58.600 He did not

00:50:59.740 ask me.

00:51:00.940 I did not

00:51:02.000 engage with him

00:51:03.460 on

00:51:03.680 so Bill

00:51:04.680 doesn't matter.

00:51:07.100 We have to

00:51:07.900 stand up

00:51:08.580 for what we

00:51:09.640 believe is right

00:51:10.840 and we have to

00:51:11.720 stand up for

00:51:12.400 people who are

00:51:13.480 coming under

00:51:14.200 fire

00:51:14.660 until they

00:51:16.040 prove otherwise.

00:51:18.500 By the way

00:51:19.460 for the record

00:51:20.540 there are far

00:51:21.020 more facts

00:51:21.740 and witnesses

00:51:22.480 and issues

00:51:23.460 about Bill

00:51:24.380 Clinton

00:51:24.980 who seems

00:51:26.380 to get the

00:51:26.800 benefit of the

00:51:27.380 doubt

00:51:27.680 all the time.

00:51:31.260 Good luck

00:51:32.020 Bill.

00:51:32.840 Stay strong.

00:51:33.700 You're listening

00:51:36.880 to the

00:51:37.280 Glenn Beck

00:51:37.760 program.

00:51:40.380 This is the

00:51:45.420 Glenn Beck

00:51:45.920 program.

00:51:46.940 Let me tell

00:51:47.660 you we have

00:51:49.680 Calvin Coolidge

00:51:50.440 part three of our

00:51:51.400 series on Calvin

00:51:52.100 Coolidge.

00:51:52.600 If you have

00:51:53.000 missed any of

00:51:53.560 these you've got

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00:51:59.300 Coolidge or just

00:52:00.620 join coming up in a

00:52:01.880 minute he is the

00:52:03.000 best president of

00:52:05.280 the 20th century

00:52:06.100 and top five

00:52:07.540 presidents of all

00:52:08.560 time.

00:52:09.020 The debate has

00:52:09.580 actually been is he

00:52:10.860 the greatest president

00:52:11.660 in American history?

00:52:12.500 Yes.

00:52:12.940 Yeah.

00:52:13.280 It's not it's not

00:52:14.120 it's not that is he

00:52:15.540 is he one of the

00:52:16.740 best of the 20th

00:52:17.560 no without a doubt

00:52:19.580 the best president

00:52:20.800 of the 20th century

00:52:21.700 and perhaps number

00:52:24.700 two I think number

00:52:27.980 three best presidents

00:52:29.660 of all time.

00:52:30.320 Do you agree with

00:52:32.160 that?

00:52:32.960 He's definitely top

00:52:33.900 three.

00:52:34.940 The only ones I

00:52:35.780 think you could

00:52:36.180 maybe put ahead of

00:52:37.140 him are Washington

00:52:37.940 and Lincoln.

00:52:38.700 Yeah.

00:52:39.640 And nobody knows

00:52:40.360 about him.

00:52:41.200 Yeah.

00:52:41.580 You will coming up

00:52:42.380 in just a few

00:52:43.340 minutes.

00:52:44.640 Pretty incredible.

00:52:45.240 By the way I want

00:52:46.260 to make it clear that

00:52:46.980 we should use Hillary

00:52:48.660 Clinton's standards

00:52:49.820 on every victim

00:52:53.200 should be should be

00:52:54.220 believed.

00:52:54.460 Every accuser

00:52:55.440 should be believed.

00:52:56.520 There you go.

00:52:57.060 Yeah.

00:52:57.360 Yeah.

00:52:57.920 That's an interesting one.

00:52:58.600 Actually no.

00:52:59.080 Every accuser should

00:53:00.140 be heard.

00:53:01.620 Taken seriously?

00:53:02.560 Taken seriously.

00:53:03.840 Every accuser should

00:53:05.120 be taken seriously.

00:53:06.360 What Hillary Clinton

00:53:07.060 said is actually

00:53:08.340 un-American.

00:53:09.320 It is.

00:53:09.940 Right.

00:53:10.160 Because it's the

00:53:10.920 innocent presumption

00:53:13.060 of innocence.

00:53:14.020 Yeah.

00:53:14.340 Every accuser being

00:53:15.360 believed means that

00:53:17.560 I agree.

00:53:18.940 I'm telling you right

00:53:20.140 now you're right.

00:53:21.120 He is guilty.

00:53:22.240 Yeah.

00:53:22.400 Or she is guilty.

00:53:23.480 It's crazy.

00:53:24.040 That's a crazy standard.

00:53:24.880 I need to listen to

00:53:26.340 you and say okay

00:53:27.500 all right let's take

00:53:29.280 this to the let's

00:53:30.120 take you seriously

00:53:31.120 and literally and

00:53:33.360 now let's go find

00:53:34.300 the facts.

00:53:34.700 It's also a standard

00:53:36.100 that Hillary Clinton

00:53:36.860 did not employ in

00:53:38.380 the mid to late

00:53:39.520 90s.

00:53:40.080 It's not a standard.

00:53:41.780 The standard that

00:53:42.860 they are using right

00:53:43.960 now is this on

00:53:45.960 Bill O'Reilly is

00:53:46.940 the standard that

00:53:47.780 they all fought

00:53:48.820 against with Bill

00:53:50.940 Clinton and still

00:53:51.920 fight against.

00:53:52.760 Yeah.

00:53:53.840 They fought against

00:53:54.800 it during they

00:53:55.540 fought against it

00:53:56.260 during the during

00:53:58.300 the campaign.

00:53:59.140 And you know the

00:53:59.420 Maxine Waters of

00:54:00.480 the world they care

00:54:01.840 nothing about the

00:54:03.120 women in these

00:54:03.800 cities that are even

00:54:04.760 accusing.

00:54:05.200 They don't care.

00:54:05.960 She cares about

00:54:07.180 taking Bill O'Reilly

00:54:08.080 out whether there's

00:54:09.540 any information there

00:54:10.500 or not.

00:54:11.560 She doesn't like him.

00:54:12.380 She wants him gone

00:54:13.120 and in fact wants

00:54:14.000 him in prison as we

00:54:15.280 found a congressman

00:54:16.140 saying she wants a

00:54:17.260 private person in

00:54:18.640 prison.

00:54:19.460 Silent trial.

00:54:20.300 Silent cow.

00:54:21.500 Calvin Coolidge.

00:54:23.280 Next.

00:54:24.400 We are one.

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00:54:40.460 Two presidents and

00:54:41.960 almost nobody knows

00:54:43.440 anything about.

00:54:44.720 Harding and Coolidge.

00:54:47.240 In 1923 America lost

00:54:49.420 its sixth president to

00:54:51.000 die while still in

00:54:51.860 office.

00:54:52.700 Warren G.

00:54:53.700 Harding.

00:54:54.540 He had served half

00:54:55.640 of his first term but

00:54:57.260 what a two year period

00:54:58.540 it was.

00:54:59.780 He and Vice President

00:55:00.740 Calvin Coolidge had

00:55:01.980 through swift decisive

00:55:04.060 actions not to mention

00:55:05.420 non-actions catapulted

00:55:07.880 the nation out of a

00:55:09.220 deep depression in just

00:55:10.980 one year.

00:55:12.240 Leading the depression

00:55:13.180 of 1920 often being

00:55:14.600 referred to as the

00:55:16.000 forgotten depression.

00:55:18.060 Across the country from

00:55:19.100 President Harding's

00:55:19.940 untimely death in San

00:55:21.260 Francisco the vice

00:55:22.400 president was visiting

00:55:23.580 his Vermont family home.

00:55:25.140 It was a comfortable

00:55:26.780 yet simple homestead with

00:55:28.980 no electricity and no

00:55:30.480 telephone connections.

00:55:32.480 It was so isolated from

00:55:33.800 the outside world that a

00:55:35.160 messenger had to be

00:55:36.220 dispatched to the house to

00:55:37.620 alert the vice president

00:55:38.680 that he was now the

00:55:40.600 commander in chief.

00:55:41.560 quickly awakened at 247 in

00:55:44.920 the morning August 2nd

00:55:46.460 1923 by the dim glow of

00:55:49.180 a kerosene lamp.

00:55:50.560 His father a notary

00:55:52.080 public swore in his son

00:55:54.220 Calvin Coolidge as

00:55:55.980 president of the United

00:55:57.360 States.

00:55:59.200 Worn out from the day's

00:56:00.280 events the 30th president

00:56:01.840 took his wife's hand and

00:56:03.420 together they walked back

00:56:05.040 upstairs and went back to

00:56:07.320 bed.

00:56:08.320 There would be time enough

00:56:09.420 after daybreak to reflect

00:56:11.220 on the momentous

00:56:12.260 occurrence that had just

00:56:13.660 swept them into history.

00:56:16.520 Coolidge had been

00:56:17.380 successful and very

00:56:18.760 popular in every political

00:56:20.480 office he had ever held

00:56:21.680 and he had a lot of them.

00:56:23.560 He was city councilman,

00:56:24.660 city solicitor, clerk of

00:56:26.580 courts, Massachusetts

00:56:27.520 state congressman, state

00:56:29.600 senator, governor, vice

00:56:31.080 president and now the

00:56:32.400 president of the United

00:56:33.300 States.

00:56:33.880 The only election he ever

00:56:35.320 lost was an early run for

00:56:37.100 the local school board

00:56:38.120 which he lost because he

00:56:39.580 had no children at that

00:56:41.080 time and the people wanted

00:56:42.920 to see that his kids would

00:56:44.520 be affected by every

00:56:45.980 decision he made.

00:56:47.720 Upon taking office there

00:56:49.240 were some serious scandals

00:56:50.700 that were starting to take

00:56:51.700 shape involving Harding's

00:56:53.140 cabinet appointees.

00:56:54.600 David Petruz explains how he

00:56:56.520 handled them.

00:56:57.020 It's very important right off the

00:56:58.920 bat is to restore faith in

00:57:02.960 the federal government which

00:57:04.480 had been tarnished very badly

00:57:06.840 by the scandals of the people

00:57:08.780 serving under his predecessor

00:57:10.600 Warren Harding where the

00:57:12.520 secretary of the interior is

00:57:14.900 going to go to jail.

00:57:16.120 Albert B.

00:57:16.800 Fall, the attorney general,

00:57:18.980 Harry Daugherty is going to be

00:57:21.260 indicted.

00:57:22.340 There are massive scandals in the

00:57:24.000 veterans administration and what

00:57:26.760 does Coolidge do?

00:57:28.460 Does he try to cover them up?

00:57:30.640 Does he make excuses for them?

00:57:33.120 No.

00:57:34.140 So with the backdrop of the

00:57:35.420 Harding scandals, how did

00:57:37.100 Coolidge restore America's

00:57:38.580 faith in the executive branch?

00:57:41.060 He appoints two special

00:57:42.860 prosecutors, a Democrat and a

00:57:45.460 Republican, and he says go to

00:57:48.320 it.

00:57:48.580 And when that Harry Daugherty

00:57:51.080 fellow, the attorney general,

00:57:52.360 refuses to cooperate with

00:57:53.880 Congress, he tells him to hit

00:57:56.460 the road.

00:57:57.220 And in doing just a few simple,

00:58:00.600 fair, honest things, he turns

00:58:03.820 around the American public's

00:58:06.080 opinion of Washington and of

00:58:09.280 Republican administrations.

00:58:11.020 And that is no small

00:58:12.800 accomplishment.

00:58:14.060 This was the character of Calvin

00:58:16.380 Coolidge.

00:58:16.980 As governor of Massachusetts, he

00:58:19.040 believed that taking on the

00:58:20.640 unions during the Boston police

00:58:22.080 strike would ruin him

00:58:23.500 politically, but he did it

00:58:25.320 anyway, and he became wildly

00:58:27.660 popular as a result.

00:58:29.540 He put principle over party and

00:58:32.200 his own ambition, and the people

00:58:34.620 loved him for it.

00:58:36.760 Coolidge was a man of few words.

00:58:39.040 In fact, his nickname back then

00:58:40.640 was Silent Cow.

00:58:42.860 As he boarded the train to head

00:58:44.320 back to Washington, D.C. to take

00:58:45.900 his office, he was asked if he

00:58:47.920 was ready to be president of the

00:58:49.240 United States, and his only

00:58:51.360 reply was,

00:58:52.580 I believe I can swing it.

00:58:54.440 And swing it, he did.

00:58:57.100 Obsessed with shrinking the size

00:58:59.060 of the federal government,

00:59:00.720 Coolidge met repeatedly with his

00:59:02.480 budget director.

00:59:03.820 After he and Harding slashed the

00:59:05.840 budget from $18.5 billion to $6.4

00:59:09.580 billion, Coolidge cut it in half

00:59:12.280 again, to $3.3 billion.

00:59:15.780 Can you even imagine, especially

00:59:18.280 with us now living in a time where

00:59:20.020 we can't agree on a 1% cut?

00:59:23.800 He addressed the nation over the new

00:59:25.740 medium called radio.

00:59:27.880 He was the first president to do so,

00:59:30.040 and he laid out his tax plan.

00:59:33.020 Here is the actual voice of Calvin

00:59:35.860 Coolidge.

00:59:36.380 The expenses of the government

00:59:39.000 reach everybody.

00:59:41.440 Taxes take from everyone

00:59:43.300 a part of his earnings,

00:59:45.780 and force everyone to work for a

00:59:48.460 certain part of his time

00:59:50.000 for the government.

00:59:51.980 Coolidge had a way of personalizing

00:59:54.060 the issue for Americans.

00:59:56.080 It represents all the pay

00:59:58.500 of 5 million wage earners

01:00:00.940 receiving $5 a day,

01:00:03.280 working 300 days in the year.

01:00:06.020 If the government should add

01:00:08.460 $100 million of expense,

01:00:11.120 it would represent 4 days

01:00:13.160 more work of these wage earners.

01:00:16.420 These are some of the reasons

01:00:18.500 why I want to cut down

01:00:20.940 public expense.

01:00:23.120 I want the people of America

01:00:25.140 to be able to work less

01:00:27.460 for the government

01:00:28.300 and more for themselves.

01:00:30.800 Obviously, Coolidge was a

01:00:32.180 substance over style type of guy,

01:00:34.000 though his dry sense of humor

01:00:36.400 was pretty memorable.

01:00:38.580 Famously, he didn't talk much

01:00:40.000 if he didn't have to,

01:00:41.160 and once at the White House

01:00:42.020 dinner party,

01:00:42.740 a woman sitting next to the president

01:00:44.120 tested this truth.

01:00:45.760 She leaned in

01:00:46.640 and she told the president,

01:00:48.440 I bet my friend

01:00:49.420 that I could get more than

01:00:50.460 two words out of you tonight.

01:00:52.540 Coolidge's reply,

01:00:54.040 you lose.

01:00:55.720 And though he certainly

01:00:56.520 didn't have the communication skills

01:00:58.060 of some of the politicians

01:00:59.560 who would come in after him,

01:01:00.660 what he did have

01:01:02.240 was a steely

01:01:03.620 constitutional resolve.

01:01:06.220 The top tax rate

01:01:07.140 when he first took office

01:01:08.240 was 73%.

01:01:09.660 By 1925,

01:01:11.620 he had slashed that

01:01:12.540 to 25%.

01:01:14.100 And in 1923,

01:01:16.220 the nation received

01:01:17.160 what most economists

01:01:18.340 consider

01:01:18.980 full employment,

01:01:21.180 2.4%.

01:01:22.760 Coolidge was so concerned

01:01:24.760 about cutting the federal budget

01:01:26.240 that he even got down

01:01:27.240 to the type of mailbags

01:01:28.960 carriers used on their delivery

01:01:31.080 for the Postal Service.

01:01:32.640 The ones they were using

01:01:34.120 were striped.

01:01:35.620 That was more expensive

01:01:36.520 than just the canvas bag

01:01:38.320 that he insisted

01:01:39.680 they switch to.

01:01:41.500 By 1924,

01:01:42.860 President Coolidge

01:01:43.680 had gained enormous

01:01:44.960 national popularity.

01:01:46.800 Economically,

01:01:47.580 the Roaring Twenties

01:01:48.860 were now underway.

01:01:50.440 Socially,

01:01:51.040 he had granted

01:01:51.560 American citizenship

01:01:52.500 to the Native Americans

01:01:54.080 and had stood up

01:01:55.540 to the KKK.

01:01:57.320 Under the racist

01:01:58.260 Woodrow Wilson administration,

01:02:00.100 the Klan experienced

01:02:01.240 a massive rebirth.

01:02:03.280 But Coolidge sought

01:02:04.280 to shut them down.

01:02:06.000 Of the Klan's motto,

01:02:07.600 America First,

01:02:09.440 Coolidge said,

01:02:10.380 The generally expressed desire,

01:02:12.720 America First,

01:02:13.940 cannot be criticized.

01:02:16.200 It is a perfectly correct aspiration

01:02:18.660 for our people to cherish.

01:02:21.000 But the problem

01:02:21.860 is how to make America First.

01:02:24.500 It cannot be done

01:02:26.420 by the cultivation

01:02:27.300 of national bigotry,

01:02:29.260 arrogance,

01:02:29.880 or selfishness.

01:02:31.560 Hatreds,

01:02:32.500 jealousies,

01:02:33.200 and suspicions

01:02:34.080 will not be productive

01:02:35.640 of any benefits

01:02:37.060 in this direction.

01:02:38.880 Here,

01:02:39.380 we must apply

01:02:40.040 the rule of toleration.

01:02:42.240 And by toleration,

01:02:43.940 I do not mean

01:02:44.760 indifference to evil.

01:02:46.480 I mean respect

01:02:47.460 for different kinds of good.

01:02:49.120 Whether one traces

01:02:51.420 his Americanism

01:02:52.440 back three centuries

01:02:53.840 to the Mayflower

01:02:54.880 or three years

01:02:56.060 of the steerage

01:02:56.900 is not half so important

01:02:58.820 as whether his Americanism

01:03:00.560 of today

01:03:01.440 is real

01:03:02.700 and genuine.

01:03:04.580 No matter by what

01:03:06.100 various crafts

01:03:06.980 we came here,

01:03:08.280 we are all now

01:03:09.620 in the same boat.

01:03:11.280 If that last line

01:03:12.720 sounds familiar,

01:03:14.120 it's because

01:03:14.840 a generation later,

01:03:16.380 civil rights leader

01:03:17.200 Martin Luther King

01:03:18.400 would borrow that line

01:03:20.120 from Coolidge

01:03:20.860 in his own writings.

01:03:23.500 Why is Calvin Coolidge

01:03:25.660 not celebrated

01:03:26.680 as one of the greatest

01:03:27.740 presidents

01:03:28.260 in American history?

01:03:29.980 In 1924,

01:03:31.440 with the election looming,

01:03:33.020 the Republican Party

01:03:34.240 begged the popular president

01:03:35.620 to run

01:03:36.360 for his own term.

01:03:38.060 And finally,

01:03:38.960 he agreed.

01:03:40.240 But on June 30th,

01:03:41.460 just a few weeks

01:03:42.160 after being officially

01:03:43.260 nominated by the GOP,

01:03:45.240 Coolidge gathered

01:03:46.020 his family,

01:03:47.040 wife,

01:03:47.640 Grace,

01:03:48.160 17-year-old son John,

01:03:49.680 and 16-year-old Calvin Jr.,

01:03:52.120 to pose for photographs

01:03:53.700 at the White House.

01:03:54.880 It was a formal session

01:03:56.260 of photos,

01:03:57.140 so by the time it ended,

01:03:58.620 the two teenage boys

01:03:59.620 couldn't wait

01:04:00.380 to change out

01:04:01.000 of their uncomfortable suits

01:04:02.160 that they had been wearing

01:04:03.000 for far too long

01:04:04.120 in the summer heat

01:04:05.200 of Washington, D.C.,

01:04:06.320 and into the attire

01:04:08.220 suitable for a tennis match

01:04:09.860 on the White House courts.

01:04:11.620 Calvin Jr.

01:04:12.440 was so anxious

01:04:13.280 to get out

01:04:14.060 to face his brother

01:04:14.960 on the tennis court

01:04:15.760 that he wore no socks

01:04:17.120 with his tennis shoes.

01:04:18.740 The two boys engaged

01:04:20.140 in spirited

01:04:20.980 and a hotly contested set

01:04:22.920 in the burning D.C. sunshine.

01:04:25.160 But the constant rubbing

01:04:26.420 against his exposed feet

01:04:28.000 on his shoes

01:04:28.720 soon caused Calvin Jr.

01:04:30.740 an uncomfortable blister

01:04:32.060 on one of his toes.

01:04:33.540 So the pair

01:04:34.200 stopped their match

01:04:35.300 a little early

01:04:35.880 and went inside

01:04:37.200 the residence.

01:04:38.520 The next day,

01:04:39.400 the pain from the blister

01:04:40.460 intensified

01:04:41.540 and Calvin Jr.

01:04:42.700 developed a very high fever.

01:04:45.060 His toe

01:04:45.640 had already

01:04:46.500 become badly infected.

01:04:48.900 Calvin Jr.

01:04:49.560 was in a lot of pain

01:04:50.680 and his father,

01:04:51.440 the president,

01:04:52.000 was so overcome

01:04:52.860 with worry

01:04:53.620 that he could barely

01:04:54.800 execute his presidential duties.

01:04:57.120 He would conduct meetings

01:04:58.140 on one end

01:04:58.880 of the White House complex

01:04:59.840 and then quickly

01:05:00.600 retreat to his son's bedside

01:05:02.160 every chance he got.

01:05:04.040 On July 3rd, 1924,

01:05:06.800 his condition

01:05:07.340 became so serious

01:05:08.440 that they took him

01:05:09.260 to Walter Reed Medical Center

01:05:10.820 where the best doctors

01:05:12.320 in the nation

01:05:12.980 converged to try

01:05:14.220 to save the president's son.

01:05:16.420 This is the day

01:05:17.320 before,

01:05:18.320 the time before

01:05:19.320 penicillin

01:05:20.560 when sepsis infection

01:05:22.560 could prove fatal

01:05:23.700 and it does.

01:05:25.840 And the scene

01:05:27.940 of Calvin Coolidge

01:05:29.660 at his son's deathbed

01:05:32.020 is incredibly heart-wrenching

01:05:35.720 and he is quite shattered

01:05:38.680 by this loss

01:05:40.700 of his son

01:05:41.220 as anyone would be.

01:05:42.800 He writes

01:05:43.280 in his autobiography

01:05:44.460 that all the joy

01:05:46.680 of being president

01:05:48.220 departed at that point.

01:05:50.660 This would be

01:05:51.720 a turning point

01:05:52.560 for not only

01:05:53.560 the Coolidge family

01:05:54.480 but also the nation.

01:05:57.220 President Coolidge

01:05:58.120 would never be

01:05:58.940 the same again.

01:06:00.300 It was said

01:06:00.980 from then on

01:06:01.940 he likely suffered

01:06:02.900 from clinical depression,

01:06:04.180 the loss of his youngest son

01:06:05.960 was more than he could bear.

01:06:08.100 But Coolidge

01:06:08.580 somehow pressed on anyway.

01:06:10.980 In November

01:06:11.440 he swept to victory

01:06:12.580 in a gigantic landslide

01:06:14.540 in a three-person race

01:06:15.940 taking 382 electoral votes

01:06:18.780 to just 136

01:06:21.040 for Democrat John Davis

01:06:22.600 and 13

01:06:23.840 for the third political candidate

01:06:25.720 Robert La Follette.

01:06:27.460 The popular vote

01:06:28.840 was massive as well

01:06:30.220 with Coolidge winning 54%.

01:06:32.560 Yet as civic-minded

01:06:34.160 as he was

01:06:35.000 as committed

01:06:35.740 to making a difference

01:06:36.940 for his country

01:06:37.680 he had always been

01:06:39.040 Calvin Coolidge

01:06:40.540 derived no pleasure

01:06:42.020 from winning the election

01:06:43.360 to the highest office

01:06:44.580 in the world.

01:06:45.680 After his son died

01:06:46.560 Coolidge still

01:06:47.740 got through

01:06:48.580 all his tax cuts

01:06:49.760 after Calvin died

01:06:50.760 but the mood

01:06:52.640 was different.

01:06:53.940 Through his personal tragedy

01:06:55.560 America's 30th president

01:06:57.780 continued to work hard

01:06:59.340 for the American people.

01:07:01.160 His accomplishments

01:07:01.940 his setbacks

01:07:03.320 and his legacy

01:07:04.640 in the next episode.

01:07:08.340 Tomorrow on

01:07:08.920 The Glenn Beck Program

01:07:09.740 in Chapter 4

01:07:11.020 of our serial

01:07:11.640 on Calvin Coolidge

01:07:12.600 you'll learn about

01:07:13.620 his legacy.

01:07:15.120 Listen live

01:07:15.720 or online

01:07:16.560 at glennbeck.com

01:07:17.900 slash serials.

01:07:18.960 This is

01:07:22.260 The Glenn Beck Program

01:07:25.020 Mercury

01:07:27.160 The Glenn Beck Program

01:07:31.580 888-727-BECK

01:07:34.080 Good friend of the show

01:07:37.000 we haven't seen in

01:07:37.960 I don't know how long

01:07:39.120 Bruce Feiler

01:07:39.920 remember

01:07:40.380 Bruce wrote the book

01:07:42.260 he's written several

01:07:43.540 really good books

01:07:44.380 one of them is

01:07:45.440 America's Prophet

01:07:46.760 the story of Moses

01:07:48.880 and how Moses

01:07:49.800 is the prophet

01:07:52.700 of America

01:07:53.420 Moses tablets

01:07:55.580 in the hands

01:07:56.420 of the Statue of Liberty

01:07:58.820 and how our

01:08:00.560 pilgrims thought

01:08:02.620 they were completing

01:08:03.420 the journey

01:08:04.060 of the Israelites

01:08:05.180 here

01:08:05.960 how George Washington

01:08:08.300 going to the promised land

01:08:10.040 yeah

01:08:10.460 felt that same thing

01:08:12.060 you know

01:08:13.520 he's really brilliant

01:08:15.100 then he did a PBS special

01:08:16.720 what was it

01:08:19.540 Living the Bible

01:08:20.860 or

01:08:21.320 what was that

01:08:22.480 remember he went over

01:08:23.980 and he lived in the

01:08:25.160 Middle East

01:08:26.160 and took you through

01:08:26.920 the Middle East

01:08:27.460 walking

01:08:27.580 walking the Bible

01:08:29.040 walking the Bible

01:08:29.700 and now he's

01:08:32.020 written a new book

01:08:33.360 called

01:08:33.720 The First Love Story

01:08:35.060 Adam, Eve and Us

01:08:36.720 Why Adam and Eve

01:08:38.480 still matter

01:08:39.440 and the insights

01:08:41.640 in this

01:08:42.540 are

01:08:43.520 pretty remarkable

01:08:45.540 he says

01:08:48.480 Americans

01:08:51.560 living alone

01:08:53.680 is higher now

01:08:55.180 than ever before

01:08:56.220 in history

01:08:57.240 and

01:08:58.460 he says

01:08:59.500 you know

01:09:00.400 let's go back to the

01:09:01.140 Adam and Eve

01:09:01.600 should man be alone

01:09:02.740 no

01:09:03.880 and

01:09:05.040 what does that

01:09:05.600 do to us

01:09:06.540 what does it do to us

01:09:07.300 as a society

01:09:08.160 how do we view

01:09:10.140 women

01:09:10.600 how do we view

01:09:11.480 sex

01:09:12.240 you know

01:09:14.340 really

01:09:15.460 a fascinating

01:09:16.840 fascinating book

01:09:18.080 he's going to be with me

01:09:19.320 tonight at 5 o'clock

01:09:20.520 for the full hour

01:09:21.400 on the Blaze TV

01:09:23.340 and

01:09:24.260 he's going to join us

01:09:25.220 here in just a few minutes

01:09:26.200 Bruce Feiler

01:09:26.860 The First Love Story

01:09:28.000 Adam, Eve and Us

01:09:30.100 next

01:09:31.460 The Glenn Beck Program

01:09:37.980 Mercury

01:09:40.400 This is the Blaze Radio

01:09:56.320 On Demand

01:09:57.280 We are

01:10:00.560 very excited

01:10:01.920 about this hour

01:10:02.600 we are going to

01:10:03.900 tell you a little bit

01:10:04.500 about what's happening

01:10:05.280 in the White House

01:10:06.640 I want to

01:10:07.800 show you a pattern

01:10:09.260 that I think you need

01:10:10.260 to understand

01:10:10.820 and

01:10:12.440 the reach out

01:10:13.660 to Hollywood

01:10:14.340 and

01:10:15.100 the

01:10:15.440 important jobs

01:10:17.280 that are now

01:10:17.780 going to the family

01:10:18.780 you need to be aware of

01:10:20.580 also

01:10:21.140 Bruce Feiler

01:10:22.080 is with us

01:10:22.740 Bruce is a

01:10:23.700 dear friend

01:10:24.600 of mine

01:10:25.140 who I met

01:10:26.400 probably

01:10:27.080 seven years ago

01:10:28.760 something like that

01:10:29.560 and

01:10:30.920 he has written

01:10:31.940 some

01:10:32.380 really important books

01:10:34.440 he's done it again

01:10:35.840 this time

01:10:36.920 it is

01:10:37.580 The First Love Story

01:10:38.880 Adam, Eve and Us

01:10:40.560 why the heck

01:10:42.540 does the

01:10:43.080 Adam and Eve story

01:10:44.500 matter

01:10:44.980 we begin there

01:10:47.100 right now

01:10:47.820 I will make a stand

01:10:50.960 I will raise my voice

01:10:53.260 I will hold your hand

01:10:55.460 cause we are one

01:10:57.460 I will beat my drum

01:10:59.660 I have made my choice

01:11:01.900 we will overcome

01:11:03.580 cause we are one

01:11:06.180 The fusion of entertainment

01:11:08.220 and enlightenment

01:11:09.440 this is

01:11:10.980 the Glenn Beck Program

01:11:13.900 Hello America

01:11:16.860 welcome and welcome

01:11:17.920 to Bruce Feiler

01:11:18.540 how are you Bruce?

01:11:19.820 It's great to be with you Glenn

01:11:20.860 I'm just happy to be here

01:11:21.720 and nice to see you

01:11:22.360 looking so great

01:11:23.400 this wonderful room

01:11:24.360 so thank you for having me

01:11:25.380 We were

01:11:25.880 the first time we met

01:11:28.140 you were riddled

01:11:29.320 with cancer

01:11:30.420 didn't know

01:11:32.020 if you were going to make it

01:11:33.000 and you wrote

01:11:33.860 one of the most

01:11:34.540 honest books

01:11:36.000 it just

01:11:36.540 just grabbed me

01:11:38.800 by the heart

01:11:40.080 and the throat

01:11:40.720 I don't even remember

01:11:41.900 the name of it

01:11:42.500 The Council of Dads

01:11:43.500 Council of Dads

01:11:44.780 and you were putting together

01:11:47.160 a council

01:11:48.040 in case you died

01:11:49.220 here are the

01:11:51.120 I pick this guy

01:11:52.580 because of these values

01:11:53.800 I pick this guy

01:11:54.920 because of these values

01:11:55.980 it was a fascinating study

01:11:58.620 how are you

01:11:59.660 first of all

01:12:00.060 how are you doing?

01:12:00.820 I'm well

01:12:00.840 I'm cancer free

01:12:01.800 and you know

01:12:02.580 they say cured

01:12:03.500 I'm not sure

01:12:04.420 I like that language

01:12:05.120 but healthy

01:12:06.120 walking around

01:12:06.760 and then you wrote

01:12:09.200 America's Prophet

01:12:10.340 which was another book

01:12:12.180 that just riveted me

01:12:14.180 because it really

01:12:15.700 told our American story

01:12:17.620 and put it into

01:12:19.940 real context

01:12:21.320 important context

01:12:23.000 you're a big star

01:12:24.620 and you

01:12:25.000 you know

01:12:25.780 you're on PBS

01:12:26.500 and you

01:12:27.120 write all kinds of

01:12:28.780 you know

01:12:29.220 number one bestsellers

01:12:30.400 and this one

01:12:31.260 is about Adam and Eve

01:12:33.500 and I'm fascinated

01:12:35.260 especially since you're

01:12:37.320 here this week

01:12:38.320 because I thought a lot

01:12:40.140 about Adam and Eve

01:12:41.000 and my relationship

01:12:43.080 with my wife

01:12:44.460 just last week

01:12:46.780 I was pondering

01:12:47.740 Adam and Eve

01:12:48.480 for some reason

01:12:49.480 and how much

01:12:52.760 that story

01:12:53.400 has to teach us

01:12:54.560 and then you know

01:12:56.460 I start reading your book

01:12:57.600 and you know

01:12:59.040 you've taken a little

01:12:59.780 pondering

01:13:00.500 and taken it

01:13:03.000 the full hundred yards

01:13:04.980 let's start with

01:13:06.260 the Sistine Chapel

01:13:07.140 so this journey

01:13:09.400 in some ways

01:13:09.840 begins in the Sistine Chapel

01:13:11.160 I mean my process

01:13:11.940 really begins

01:13:12.540 at my kitchen table

01:13:13.420 as I have a working wife

01:13:14.920 I have children

01:13:15.880 as you know

01:13:16.300 my kids are almost

01:13:17.100 exactly the age

01:13:18.140 of your children

01:13:18.740 and we talk a lot

01:13:21.060 about the changing ways

01:13:22.440 that men and women

01:13:23.240 are relating to each other

01:13:24.760 right

01:13:25.000 this moment of

01:13:25.740 sort of tectonic change

01:13:27.220 and most

01:13:28.560 and I write a lot

01:13:29.160 about this

01:13:29.500 in my last two books

01:13:30.460 100 New York Times columns

01:13:31.840 and mostly it's about

01:13:33.520 technology

01:13:34.300 or the latest app

01:13:35.660 or like you know

01:13:36.320 we're gonna do it differently

01:13:38.080 but you know

01:13:38.780 as you I care a lot

01:13:39.860 about the ancient world

01:13:40.780 and the Bible

01:13:41.420 spent a lot of time

01:13:42.520 in the Middle East

01:13:43.120 and I can't help wondering

01:13:44.140 is there nothing

01:13:45.160 from the past

01:13:46.040 that's not worth preserving

01:13:47.600 we go to the Sistine Chapel

01:13:49.480 day one

01:13:50.700 it's a business trip

01:13:52.680 for my wife

01:13:53.260 and I'm like

01:13:53.640 okay I'm gonna take

01:13:54.340 my sleep deprived daughters

01:13:55.420 to the Vatican

01:13:56.040 it doesn't go well

01:13:57.540 they're complaining

01:13:58.280 my feet hurt

01:13:59.140 this is boring

01:14:00.200 I'm like get into

01:14:01.160 the Sistine Chapel girls

01:14:02.140 I'm gonna blow your mind

01:14:03.380 they look up

01:14:04.340 and one of my girls

01:14:05.340 looks at Adam and God

01:14:06.700 the fingers right

01:14:07.800 across the sky

01:14:08.700 and says

01:14:09.060 that's only men

01:14:10.740 where am I in that picture

01:14:11.880 and her identical sister

01:14:13.360 looks up and sees

01:14:14.180 by the way

01:14:14.600 my mother's an art teacher

01:14:15.720 I never noticed this

01:14:16.660 under God's arm

01:14:17.480 is a woman

01:14:18.020 she says

01:14:18.960 is that Eve

01:14:20.180 and that's when I realized

01:14:21.360 I had one of those moments

01:14:22.200 that you know

01:14:22.720 you've gone on these journeys

01:14:24.200 writing these things

01:14:25.740 out of nowhere

01:14:26.220 this story

01:14:27.760 has been at the heart

01:14:29.180 of every conversation

01:14:30.340 about men

01:14:31.080 women

01:14:31.640 and sexuality

01:14:32.320 for 3,000 years

01:14:33.900 and as crazy as it sounds

01:14:35.300 maybe it has something

01:14:36.840 to teach us

01:14:37.580 and you mentioned

01:14:38.500 walking the Bible earlier

01:14:39.760 in the lead up to this

01:14:41.460 in the last hour

01:14:42.140 and so I'm an experientialist

01:14:43.660 like I like to go to places

01:14:44.780 like I climb Mount Ararat

01:14:46.100 cross the Red Sea

01:14:47.080 but where am I gonna go

01:14:48.760 right

01:14:49.000 I mean you can go

01:14:49.720 to the Garden of Eden

01:14:50.300 in Iraq

01:14:50.660 but what happens

01:14:52.200 is I start tugging on strings

01:14:54.200 Glenn

01:14:54.460 and this whole opportunity

01:14:56.740 at every generation

01:14:58.180 we've looked at this story

01:14:59.400 right

01:14:59.720 so Michelangelo

01:15:01.340 and John Milton

01:15:02.360 and Ernest Hemingway

01:15:04.340 and Mark Twain

01:15:05.460 and Beyonce

01:15:06.300 and Bob Dylan

01:15:07.220 and Pope Francis

01:15:08.200 so I get to go

01:15:09.440 on like this incredible

01:15:10.520 scavenger hunt

01:15:11.360 all over the world

01:15:12.120 trying to look at

01:15:12.940 how people

01:15:13.400 have explored this story

01:15:14.900 and try to figure out

01:15:15.820 what lessons

01:15:16.740 it can hold

01:15:17.340 so let's go there

01:15:18.320 I'm gonna have you on

01:15:19.800 for an hour tonight

01:15:20.480 on television

01:15:21.100 and I invite you to watch

01:15:22.340 this it'll be a fascinating

01:15:23.680 trust me

01:15:24.580 Bruce is a fascinating guy

01:15:26.940 and I want to talk

01:15:28.720 about your journeys

01:15:29.460 and the different things

01:15:30.540 that you found

01:15:31.300 as you went on these journeys

01:15:33.360 and the way everybody

01:15:34.140 looks at it

01:15:34.600 but help me out with

01:15:36.040 why does it matter

01:15:39.280 what can it teach us today

01:15:40.880 because right now

01:15:42.360 I think we are living

01:15:44.120 the Kipling poem

01:15:45.940 and if you don't know it

01:15:46.780 look it up

01:15:47.340 the gods of the copy book headings

01:15:49.160 we are living those times

01:15:51.280 right now

01:15:51.760 where everything

01:15:53.420 that was known

01:15:55.380 to be true

01:15:56.460 is just thrown out

01:15:57.600 and we are just

01:15:59.520 making it up

01:16:00.420 and saying

01:16:00.760 this is true

01:16:01.960 we have no idea

01:16:03.280 if that's true

01:16:04.180 so we throw things out

01:16:08.200 like Adam and Eve

01:16:09.000 so I think

01:16:10.200 look there's

01:16:10.580 I was interviewed

01:16:11.680 in Time Magazine

01:16:12.300 this week

01:16:12.720 on the last page

01:16:13.480 eight questions

01:16:14.240 with Bruce Feiler

01:16:14.800 and one of the questions

01:16:15.480 they asked me was

01:16:16.340 coding class

01:16:17.420 or Bible study

01:16:18.300 okay

01:16:19.000 and what I said was

01:16:20.440 you know

01:16:20.780 for my daughters

01:16:21.680 they like math

01:16:22.800 and they believe

01:16:24.480 like all kids

01:16:25.160 that every bit

01:16:26.380 of knowledge

01:16:26.820 is behind that screen

01:16:27.840 if they looked

01:16:28.480 long enough

01:16:29.140 into that computer

01:16:30.120 they're going to know

01:16:30.600 everything

01:16:31.020 I was like

01:16:31.680 you know what

01:16:32.080 it's rare

01:16:33.360 and it's kind of

01:16:34.140 counterculture

01:16:34.940 and it's almost

01:16:35.600 outrageous today

01:16:36.500 to say

01:16:36.860 you can learn

01:16:37.640 something from the past

01:16:38.580 so I said

01:16:39.000 Bible study

01:16:39.620 you know

01:16:40.200 to me in some ways

01:16:41.800 this book

01:16:42.540 is about

01:16:43.220 the first love story

01:16:44.100 is about

01:16:44.520 let's remember

01:16:45.780 that there is wisdom

01:16:46.860 in the past

01:16:47.400 you mentioned this

01:16:47.980 in the lead up

01:16:48.460 to this conversation

01:16:49.120 Glenn

01:16:49.500 positive psychology

01:16:52.100 the happiness movement

01:16:53.100 what has it said to us

01:16:54.280 relationships matter

01:16:55.720 okay

01:16:56.380 you've not been connected

01:16:57.460 we don't see each other

01:16:58.080 all the time

01:16:58.540 we are connected

01:16:59.480 we have that connection

01:17:00.480 happiness is other people

01:17:01.880 the big threat

01:17:03.020 is loneliness

01:17:04.040 young people

01:17:05.220 middle age people

01:17:06.000 the opioid crisis

01:17:07.020 suicide crisis

01:17:07.760 what's the first thing

01:17:09.480 God says about human beings

01:17:11.280 in the Bible

01:17:11.780 upon looking at Adam

01:17:12.740 it's not right

01:17:13.800 for humans to be alone

01:17:14.820 the Bible gets there

01:17:16.100 3,000 years

01:17:17.260 before social science

01:17:18.340 and if you're one of those people

01:17:19.500 who thinks science

01:17:20.400 who needs the Bible

01:17:21.320 here's a beautiful example

01:17:22.600 where that's not true

01:17:23.540 and by the way

01:17:24.420 if you're the kind of person

01:17:25.000 who says the Bible

01:17:25.640 has everything

01:17:26.160 not science

01:17:26.760 also not true

01:17:27.540 you put the two in dialogue

01:17:28.780 with each other

01:17:29.420 so I actually think

01:17:31.080 that the story itself

01:17:33.300 is a beautiful story

01:17:34.360 about resilience

01:17:35.180 forgiveness

01:17:36.180 togetherness

01:17:37.260 they make missteps

01:17:38.480 they have problems

01:17:39.280 they can call it sin

01:17:40.020 if you want to

01:17:40.640 but they stay together

01:17:41.800 right

01:17:41.940 they start together

01:17:42.700 they leave Eden

01:17:43.980 they stay together

01:17:45.180 they have two children

01:17:46.400 one of them murders

01:17:47.740 the other

01:17:48.220 they reconcile

01:17:49.240 they come back together

01:17:51.060 right

01:17:51.400 we know

01:17:51.900 what's key to a relationship

01:17:52.880 you've been married

01:17:53.400 a long time

01:17:53.900 as I have

01:17:54.480 ongoing on 15 years

01:17:55.600 in my case

01:17:56.120 being able to mend

01:17:57.480 a rupture

01:17:57.940 right

01:17:58.440 heal a broken heart

01:17:59.680 get over our mistakes

01:18:01.220 admit mistakes

01:18:02.200 that's key

01:18:03.360 boy do Adam and Eve

01:18:04.700 do that

01:18:05.180 and boy the way

01:18:05.700 their mistakes

01:18:06.280 were a lot bigger

01:18:06.700 than ours are

01:18:07.460 okay

01:18:08.120 also there's a kind of

01:18:09.520 balance in the story

01:18:10.380 between independence

01:18:11.140 and interdependence

01:18:11.980 like you need to be together

01:18:13.660 but you also need to be yourself

01:18:15.520 right

01:18:15.860 I think of this

01:18:16.320 Kahil Gibran quote

01:18:17.280 that you may know

01:18:17.980 right

01:18:18.160 love is the antidote

01:18:19.680 to loneliness

01:18:20.200 as long as there's

01:18:21.400 aloneness

01:18:21.980 within it

01:18:22.880 right

01:18:23.080 we have to be ourselves

01:18:24.040 but be connected

01:18:25.060 and then to me

01:18:25.720 the number one thing

01:18:26.400 that I've learned

01:18:27.020 and as I've been out there

01:18:28.320 in the country

01:18:28.780 and I'm talking about this book

01:18:29.720 and people responding to it

01:18:30.960 is that love is a story

01:18:33.080 we tell with another person

01:18:34.380 it's co-creation

01:18:36.160 through co-narration

01:18:37.160 the storyteller in you

01:18:38.400 can really relate to this

01:18:39.920 like you and I

01:18:40.640 are in a relationship

01:18:41.220 we have to tell a story together

01:18:42.800 and we hit a bump in the road

01:18:43.900 or we have a down

01:18:45.040 you know

01:18:45.460 a downturn

01:18:46.280 we have to write a new chapter

01:18:47.780 in our story together

01:18:48.960 and that's what I think

01:18:50.080 is powerful about the Adam and Eve story

01:18:52.080 and is that

01:18:52.980 think of all the other figures

01:18:54.080 in the Bible by the way

01:18:54.920 Noah, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Moses, David, Solomon, Jesus, Paul

01:19:00.380 what do they have in common?

01:19:01.260 they're all singles

01:19:01.780 Adam and Eve

01:19:03.180 they're a couple

01:19:03.600 right

01:19:04.200 not Adam, not Eve

01:19:05.160 Adam and Eve

01:19:05.840 they're reminding us

01:19:07.220 that that connection

01:19:07.940 is at the start of the human line

01:19:09.280 it's very powerful

01:19:10.240 and this especially matters

01:19:11.560 to women

01:19:12.640 and to the men

01:19:13.980 who along with women

01:19:15.200 are rewriting the story

01:19:16.440 because this story

01:19:16.940 was weaponized

01:19:17.740 against women

01:19:18.300 for centuries

01:19:19.500 yeah I was going to ask you

01:19:20.420 about that

01:19:20.940 because I think

01:19:22.160 that's an important thing

01:19:23.340 to get to

01:19:23.880 is at least

01:19:25.420 in my faith

01:19:26.100 we don't look at

01:19:27.540 Eve as

01:19:28.360 you know

01:19:29.020 the evil one

01:19:29.920 right

01:19:30.180 or the weak one

01:19:31.300 so

01:19:32.980 but a lot of people do

01:19:34.940 and they're still carrying around

01:19:36.560 original sin

01:19:37.720 I mean

01:19:38.220 it had to be

01:19:40.660 right

01:19:41.020 how did you

01:19:42.260 what did you find

01:19:44.160 on the

01:19:44.980 weaponization of Eve

01:19:46.780 yeah

01:19:46.980 so when you go back

01:19:47.640 to the original story

01:19:48.500 that created

01:19:49.100 in Genesis 1

01:19:50.240 in both in God's image

01:19:51.820 what's true for the man

01:19:52.820 is true for the woman

01:19:53.660 and

01:19:54.660 there's this kind of

01:19:55.760 seesawing of power

01:19:56.880 but what happened

01:19:57.460 is that organized religion

01:19:58.560 got a hold of the story

01:19:59.740 and they used it

01:20:01.080 they essentially weaponized it

01:20:02.460 I think that Adam and Eve

01:20:04.940 were victims

01:20:05.320 of the greatest character assassination

01:20:07.000 the world has ever known

01:20:08.860 and then what's happened is

01:20:11.380 I mean

01:20:11.680 we now live in a world

01:20:12.420 where women

01:20:12.880 kind of are dominating religion

01:20:14.300 they're propping it up

01:20:15.520 they care more

01:20:16.480 they're involved more

01:20:17.500 they take the responsibility

01:20:18.880 for passing on values

01:20:20.040 and they weren't going to do it

01:20:21.200 if this story

01:20:22.000 was going to put them down

01:20:23.100 I mean

01:20:24.020 so there's

01:20:24.360 I mean here

01:20:24.720 I don't know if you know this story

01:20:25.740 as you know

01:20:26.260 it's in the back of my book

01:20:27.080 if maybe you knew it before

01:20:28.020 I didn't

01:20:28.800 Elizabeth Cady Stanton

01:20:29.800 at the birth of the women's movement

01:20:31.080 in the 1840s

01:20:32.120 she's out there

01:20:32.900 with Susan B. Anthony

01:20:33.800 fighting for property rights

01:20:35.880 and voting rights for women

01:20:37.040 and they kept hitting

01:20:38.700 a stumble

01:20:39.100 why

01:20:39.460 because someone would say

01:20:40.240 the Bible says

01:20:41.420 you know

01:20:42.600 Eve was created second

01:20:43.620 or the Bible says

01:20:44.920 you can't vote

01:20:45.560 because Eve is created

01:20:46.760 from Adam's rib

01:20:47.640 and she realizes

01:20:49.780 her biggest problem

01:20:50.800 is not preacher

01:20:52.480 it's not politicians

01:20:53.340 it's preachers

01:20:54.080 so if women are going to have

01:20:55.520 equality in this country

01:20:56.480 she's got to rewrite the Bible

01:20:57.800 and she does

01:20:58.660 in 1895

01:20:59.440 she writes a book called

01:21:00.540 The Woman's Bible

01:21:01.480 that goes back to the Adam-Eve story

01:21:03.480 back to Genesis 1

01:21:04.520 and says

01:21:04.740 look our creator

01:21:05.500 has us

01:21:06.320 you know

01:21:06.740 formed at the same time

01:21:07.900 don't tell me women

01:21:08.680 are not equal

01:21:09.540 the book is a landmark

01:21:10.960 it's a bestseller

01:21:12.600 it's a disaster

01:21:14.160 the organization

01:21:15.640 that she started

01:21:16.460 with Susan B. Anthony

01:21:17.220 gets together

01:21:17.860 and they kick her out

01:21:19.100 okay

01:21:19.960 so the reason

01:21:20.900 that we all know

01:21:21.400 Susan B. Anthony

01:21:22.040 and she's on our coinage

01:21:23.700 is because

01:21:24.460 Elizabeth Cady Stanton

01:21:25.480 the most famous woman

01:21:26.300 in America at the time

01:21:27.180 takes on

01:21:28.220 the most famous couple

01:21:29.140 in the world

01:21:29.540 and gets flattened

01:21:30.980 absolutely destroyed

01:21:32.720 it was not for a century

01:21:33.820 until this story

01:21:34.400 was told

01:21:34.940 again

01:21:35.580 because that's how powerful

01:21:37.140 I think of it as

01:21:38.760 the negative branding

01:21:39.560 of Adam and Eve

01:21:40.200 you know

01:21:40.420 you've got 3,000 years

01:21:41.320 of negative branding

01:21:42.040 but the reason

01:21:43.780 this matters

01:21:44.500 is

01:21:45.520 because today

01:21:46.420 can anybody deny

01:21:47.600 that men and women

01:21:48.920 stand equally

01:21:49.500 before God

01:21:50.200 no

01:21:51.000 no

01:21:51.320 it was a 30 century battle

01:21:54.060 to reclaim this story

01:21:55.520 and why does it matter

01:21:56.760 because that's what

01:21:57.620 we want to tell

01:21:58.120 our daughters

01:21:58.680 that you can stand

01:22:01.020 before God

01:22:01.640 that you deserve

01:22:02.540 to have a loving relationship

01:22:03.760 that you can overcome it

01:22:05.300 we owe this to Adam and Eve

01:22:06.980 it does make me

01:22:07.460 a little nervous

01:22:08.020 about rewriting the Bible

01:22:09.160 though

01:22:09.420 doesn't that sound

01:22:10.380 like that

01:22:10.940 no I don't think

01:22:11.460 he

01:22:11.620 I'm not saying

01:22:12.640 rewriting the Bible

01:22:13.280 I'm saying

01:22:13.600 re-read the story

01:22:14.360 go back to the Bible

01:22:15.380 go behind

01:22:16.300 go behind

01:22:17.360 the layers of tradition

01:22:18.880 this is what

01:22:20.040 I mean the great

01:22:20.720 look

01:22:20.940 this is what

01:22:21.520 here

01:22:22.320 explain this

01:22:23.440 because this will really help

01:22:24.160 by the way

01:22:24.460 we're talking about

01:22:25.020 the new book

01:22:25.900 the first love story

01:22:26.960 Adam, Eve and us

01:22:27.960 Bruce Feiler is the author

01:22:29.360 explain this

01:22:31.360 because this is

01:22:32.200 just little things

01:22:33.240 like this

01:22:34.060 that you point out

01:22:35.160 in your book

01:22:35.520 I think are so important

01:22:36.420 how was Eve made

01:22:38.780 from a rib

01:22:41.520 right

01:22:42.100 not correct

01:22:43.400 not correct

01:22:44.380 go ahead

01:22:45.340 it's a selah

01:22:45.980 okay

01:22:46.400 so

01:22:47.040 the Bible

01:22:48.640 says she's created

01:22:49.360 from the selah

01:22:50.100 by the way

01:22:50.840 the ultimate Hollywood

01:22:52.120 meet cute

01:22:52.660 okay

01:22:52.960 so what you have

01:22:53.540 is you have Adam

01:22:54.320 you have the animals

01:22:55.360 are there

01:22:55.660 and Adam

01:22:56.140 so Adam

01:22:57.200 God parades

01:22:58.280 the animals before

01:22:59.120 and you have this

01:22:59.680 like swipe left

01:23:00.380 swipe left

01:23:00.900 swipe left

01:23:01.340 he doesn't want

01:23:01.860 to come away

01:23:02.380 with a rooster

01:23:02.940 or a cowboy

01:23:03.460 or a hippopotamus

01:23:04.880 and he looks up

01:23:05.940 and God says

01:23:06.340 you know what

01:23:06.760 it's not right

01:23:07.320 for you to be alone

01:23:07.940 I'm going to create

01:23:08.480 one of you

01:23:08.900 so he falls asleep

01:23:10.060 and he wakes up

01:23:10.600 and there's a girl

01:23:11.520 by the way

01:23:11.920 and he's happy

01:23:12.400 this is the one

01:23:13.300 right

01:23:13.580 bone of my bone

01:23:14.520 flesh of my flesh

01:23:15.300 he's like ready to go

01:23:16.180 and by the way

01:23:17.620 very positive

01:23:18.800 the two of them

01:23:19.460 are naked

01:23:19.800 and no no shame

01:23:20.660 sex positive

01:23:21.540 they're having a good time

01:23:22.780 it's almost like

01:23:23.300 the honeymoon moment

01:23:24.040 but what is she

01:23:24.800 created from

01:23:25.400 it's not

01:23:26.040 the rib

01:23:27.060 it's a selah

01:23:27.840 in Hebrew

01:23:28.400 38 times that word

01:23:30.080 is used in the Hebrew Bible

01:23:31.160 it means side

01:23:32.440 or side room

01:23:33.280 so they stand

01:23:34.060 side by side

01:23:34.880 why do they pick

01:23:35.920 the rib

01:23:36.360 because they said

01:23:37.220 a rib is small

01:23:38.300 and insignificant

01:23:39.200 and given to putrefaction

01:23:40.820 I'm talking church fathers

01:23:41.980 I'm talking the rabbis

01:23:43.220 because women are small

01:23:45.420 and insignificant

01:23:46.200 and given to putrefaction

01:23:47.540 I mean even if you

01:23:48.300 put dirt by a side

01:23:49.980 of a road

01:23:50.300 and it's created

01:23:50.620 by the dirt

01:23:51.020 right

01:23:51.220 put dirt by the side

01:23:52.460 of the road

01:23:52.740 it doesn't smell

01:23:53.560 put a rib

01:23:54.260 it starts to stink

01:23:55.120 that's why women

01:23:55.900 have to wear perfume

01:23:56.940 I mean you cannot believe

01:23:58.360 what is there

01:23:59.840 even if you know

01:24:00.540 there was patriarchy

01:24:01.400 you just cannot believe

01:24:03.200 but when you look

01:24:04.460 at the story

01:24:05.140 Adam is into her

01:24:06.360 she's in

01:24:06.760 even when they're

01:24:07.260 kicked out of Eden

01:24:07.820 God blesses them

01:24:09.000 protects them

01:24:10.060 remember what's

01:24:10.880 the first commandment

01:24:11.720 God says

01:24:12.220 be fruitful

01:24:13.040 and multiply

01:24:13.740 he needs them

01:24:15.340 to succeed

01:24:15.780 and they do succeed

01:24:16.760 it is a success story

01:24:18.500 even with the misstep

01:24:19.940 even with the sin

01:24:21.160 we can't let that

01:24:22.480 overshadow

01:24:23.260 that this has got

01:24:24.540 to get the biblical

01:24:25.180 story

01:24:25.520 but to your point

01:24:26.580 this is what I want

01:24:27.920 to say

01:24:28.360 who has done more

01:24:30.900 to popularize

01:24:31.780 American history

01:24:32.660 than you

01:24:33.440 Glenn

01:24:33.640 I'm serious

01:24:34.080 I know

01:24:35.600 how you responded

01:24:36.880 to America's prophet

01:24:37.700 we just heard a session

01:24:38.580 on Calvin Coolidge

01:24:40.100 before we came on here

01:24:41.080 the reason that we

01:24:42.620 can have this conversation

01:24:43.680 about religion today

01:24:44.860 in this country

01:24:45.700 is because

01:24:47.120 of the rewriting

01:24:48.100 of religion

01:24:48.540 because we

01:24:49.260 our forefathers

01:24:50.280 our founding fathers

01:24:51.460 said

01:24:52.900 there's going to be

01:24:53.660 a separation

01:24:54.120 of church and state

01:24:54.900 what did that mean

01:24:55.940 that means

01:24:56.720 there was not going

01:24:57.360 to be a state

01:24:57.820 sponsored religion

01:24:58.700 so all the places

01:24:59.940 where there's state

01:25:00.480 sponsored religion

01:25:01.220 in the world

01:25:01.600 except where there are

01:25:02.160 let's say dictators

01:25:02.920 like Iran

01:25:03.380 but like in Europe

01:25:04.500 those religions

01:25:05.520 have all died

01:25:06.260 our religion

01:25:07.440 is still here

01:25:08.420 why

01:25:08.860 because it adapted

01:25:09.720 because it was able

01:25:10.700 to meet people

01:25:11.700 where they were

01:25:12.500 and change

01:25:13.560 and say

01:25:14.140 religion was going

01:25:15.300 to be relevant

01:25:16.200 to their lives

01:25:16.900 and become enlightened

01:25:18.100 I mean

01:25:19.400 so many of these

01:25:20.280 stories were written

01:25:21.080 this way

01:25:21.560 or spun this way

01:25:22.580 for control

01:25:23.520 and you

01:25:25.320 I mean

01:25:25.840 because you're

01:25:26.380 you're talking

01:25:26.920 more about religion

01:25:27.960 than

01:25:28.620 there's a separation

01:25:30.760 maybe between

01:25:31.500 religion as it stands

01:25:33.060 as an organization

01:25:33.920 that people

01:25:34.560 what they've done

01:25:35.400 with these

01:25:36.000 this original truth

01:25:37.040 yes

01:25:37.300 and the original truth

01:25:38.420 exactly

01:25:38.800 you look

01:25:39.280 you look

01:25:39.740 you study the Torah

01:25:41.320 which I would

01:25:42.200 love to actually

01:25:44.020 really study

01:25:45.040 like Jewish people do

01:25:46.180 Christians are so far

01:25:47.900 behind the eight ball

01:25:48.640 they have no concept

01:25:50.560 of what the Old Testament

01:25:52.940 really says

01:25:54.220 do you read it

01:25:55.660 outside of its

01:25:56.620 original language

01:25:57.940 you lose

01:25:59.120 80% of it

01:26:00.740 you really do

01:26:01.480 do you think

01:26:02.000 I'm exaggerating

01:26:02.720 I think

01:26:03.380 when you actually

01:26:04.860 go back

01:26:05.440 and read it

01:26:06.100 I mean

01:26:06.300 first of all

01:26:06.700 we are people today

01:26:07.680 religion is very fluid

01:26:08.920 in this country

01:26:09.500 and half of Americans

01:26:10.500 change faith

01:26:11.880 in the course

01:26:12.360 of their lives

01:26:13.160 right

01:26:13.460 four in ten Americans

01:26:14.900 aren't an interfaith

01:26:16.000 marriage

01:26:16.440 we're in a time

01:26:17.140 of fluidity

01:26:17.700 where you kind of

01:26:18.180 make your own faith

01:26:18.920 it's harder

01:26:19.500 but ultimately

01:26:20.460 it can be more fulfilling

01:26:21.280 you mentioned

01:26:21.640 the Sistine Chapel

01:26:22.280 at the outside

01:26:22.740 of this conversation

01:26:23.360 what's the center

01:26:24.200 of the Sistine Chapel

01:26:24.940 not God and Adam

01:26:26.100 okay

01:26:26.620 that's the fourth panel

01:26:27.800 the fifth panel

01:26:28.420 the one in the center

01:26:29.140 it's not the creation

01:26:29.960 of Adam

01:26:30.320 it's the creation

01:26:31.560 of Eve

01:26:32.080 you have Adam

01:26:32.680 lying to the left

01:26:33.440 God to the right

01:26:34.300 and Eve occupies

01:26:35.560 the center

01:26:36.280 of the Sistine Chapel

01:26:37.160 so Michelangelo

01:26:38.000 did more than anybody

01:26:39.060 to elevate Eve

01:26:40.660 and to kind of

01:26:41.260 fight back

01:26:41.880 against this tradition

01:26:43.060 of downplaying Eve

01:26:44.600 and when you go back

01:26:45.400 and you look

01:26:46.040 at the story

01:26:46.780 you see that

01:26:48.000 they're basically

01:26:48.740 over the 30 centuries

01:26:49.980 that the story

01:26:50.500 has been told

01:26:51.120 it was used

01:26:51.760 to downplay women

01:26:52.540 then elevate women

01:26:53.680 and now

01:26:54.540 men and women

01:26:55.400 we're all struggling

01:26:56.440 with it

01:26:56.780 this story

01:26:57.660 is the road map

01:26:59.200 for how to do it

01:26:59.660 I cannot wait

01:27:00.220 to have a long

01:27:02.260 conversation with you

01:27:03.000 today

01:27:03.340 five o'clock

01:27:04.280 on the Blaze TV

01:27:05.660 Bruce Feiler

01:27:06.280 the name of the book

01:27:07.560 is the first love story

01:27:09.540 Adam, Eve and us

01:27:10.780 really really worth it

01:27:12.800 and join us

01:27:13.480 for this conversation

01:27:14.220 because you're always

01:27:15.560 fascinating

01:27:16.000 and I've got something

01:27:17.420 that I don't know

01:27:17.960 if you know

01:27:18.560 but that you'll be

01:27:21.620 very excited about

01:27:22.600 to learn

01:27:24.820 if you don't

01:27:25.560 but if you do

01:27:26.780 we're going to have

01:27:27.420 even a greater

01:27:28.300 conversation

01:27:28.960 Bruce Feiler

01:27:30.220 thanks for being

01:27:30.960 with us

01:27:31.360 the author of

01:27:46.580 Walking the Bible

01:27:47.420 and Abraham

01:27:48.580 New York Times

01:27:50.700 best-selling author

01:27:51.580 and good friend

01:27:52.440 of the program

01:27:53.200 Bruce Feiler

01:27:54.120 is with us

01:27:54.540 the first love story

01:27:55.360 Adam, Eve and us

01:27:56.360 he's going to be

01:27:56.760 on with me

01:27:57.120 for a full hour

01:27:57.740 before you walk

01:27:58.640 out of the studio

01:27:59.160 I want to ask you

01:27:59.740 one question

01:28:00.200 do you believe

01:28:00.980 the Adam and Eve

01:28:01.660 story is an allegory

01:28:04.520 or do you believe

01:28:05.660 it actually happened

01:28:07.660 first of all

01:28:09.040 I believe there's

01:28:09.440 truth in it

01:28:09.940 that's the most

01:28:10.460 important thing

01:28:11.060 and the second thing

01:28:11.760 is I go with

01:28:12.660 the dean of

01:28:13.460 biblical archaeologists

01:28:14.480 who said to me

01:28:15.280 I don't know

01:28:16.020 if Adam and Eve

01:28:16.500 existed then

01:28:17.240 but I know

01:28:17.740 they exist now

01:28:18.500 they're on the

01:28:19.520 Sistine Chapel

01:28:20.120 they're in Paradise Lost

01:28:21.560 they're in all of our lives

01:28:22.940 so they have become

01:28:24.120 real and that

01:28:25.060 I think

01:28:25.540 is what matters

01:28:26.720 the most

01:28:27.240 so you come on

01:28:28.420 this journey

01:28:28.800 I don't think

01:28:29.520 at the end of it

01:28:30.120 you're going to think

01:28:30.940 that they don't matter

01:28:31.660 anymore

01:28:32.020 you come on this journey

01:28:33.220 I think you'll be surprised

01:28:34.160 you'll learn something

01:28:35.080 but in the end

01:28:35.620 I think you'll be

01:28:36.380 uplifted

01:28:37.200 because the story

01:28:38.320 is still

01:28:39.000 ripped from the headlines

01:28:40.600 today

01:28:41.060 and all of our kitchen

01:28:42.020 people

01:28:42.360 Bruce Feiler

01:28:43.600 joins me tonight

01:28:44.620 5 o'clock

01:28:45.240 only on The Blaze TV

01:28:46.340 don't want to miss it

01:28:47.120 the first love story

01:28:47.920 Adam, Eve and us

01:28:49.680 back in a minute

01:28:50.520 with what's happening

01:28:51.340 at the White House

01:28:52.120 This is the Glenn Beck Program

01:28:58.700 Mercury

01:29:00.520 The Glenn Beck Program

01:29:05.620 Welcome to the program

01:29:09.220 I'm so glad that you're here

01:29:10.340 I want to talk to you

01:29:12.240 a little bit of what

01:29:12.760 happened in the White House

01:29:13.720 yesterday

01:29:14.300 according to sources

01:29:16.320 at the White House

01:29:17.220 Steve Bannon

01:29:18.080 threatened to quit

01:29:18.960 several times

01:29:20.720 Oh no

01:29:21.160 That would be horrible

01:29:22.820 No

01:29:23.280 No

01:29:23.980 Don't say that

01:29:24.860 There is a

01:29:26.220 There's a

01:29:26.840 In

01:29:27.460 In the words of those

01:29:29.560 around Bannon

01:29:30.560 there is a

01:29:31.780 big battle

01:29:32.880 that America needs

01:29:33.740 to be aware of

01:29:35.160 between

01:29:36.180 quote

01:29:36.800 the nationalists

01:29:38.180 and the democrats

01:29:39.640 You'll notice

01:29:41.720 that conservatives

01:29:42.800 are not even

01:29:44.100 in the equation here

01:29:45.440 Sounds like a series

01:29:48.000 between the Yankees

01:29:48.980 and Red Sox

01:29:49.560 There is no winner

01:29:50.900 There's no one

01:29:53.740 to root for

01:29:54.620 Cowboys

01:29:56.380 Redskins

01:29:57.620 Thank you for that

01:30:01.480 I mean honestly

01:30:02.580 I'd say the Cowboys

01:30:04.440 would be the one

01:30:05.080 to root for there

01:30:05.980 They're actually awful

01:30:08.260 Actually the worst team

01:30:09.660 in American history

01:30:10.900 I'm sure Bruce Feiler

01:30:13.720 would back it up

01:30:14.300 If he wrote a book

01:30:15.060 on that

01:30:15.380 he'd say the Cowboys

01:30:16.060 suck

01:30:16.440 You realize

01:30:18.560 we're surrounded

01:30:19.720 by millions

01:30:21.480 of Texans

01:30:22.380 And we live

01:30:24.240 in Dallas

01:30:24.620 We live in Dallas

01:30:25.600 Yeah you know

01:30:25.980 this is what I'm

01:30:26.560 willing to go down on

01:30:27.280 Where there are millions

01:30:27.380 of Dallas fans

01:30:28.520 I'm willing to go down

01:30:29.460 on so many things

01:30:30.600 not on that

01:30:31.240 I mean go Dallas

01:30:32.600 Anyway

01:30:33.360 So

01:30:35.420 The Nationalists

01:30:40.740 versus the Democrats

01:30:42.500 That is really

01:30:45.020 a no win situation

01:30:47.100 and because the Nationalists

01:30:50.540 are

01:30:51.200 I'm sorry

01:30:52.400 they are

01:30:53.200 they're

01:30:53.840 populist

01:30:55.000 Nationalists

01:30:56.000 They're going to go

01:30:57.140 the way the wind blows

01:30:58.260 and that is not

01:30:59.840 what Americans

01:31:00.900 were asking for

01:31:02.480 Now

01:31:03.620 there's some new

01:31:04.780 a new study out

01:31:05.560 and Stu can talk

01:31:06.460 about this

01:31:07.040 that is talking

01:31:08.820 about health care

01:31:09.680 and it is truly

01:31:10.860 frightening

01:31:11.480 what has happened

01:31:12.220 to the right

01:31:12.920 We'll get into that

01:31:14.440 What right?

01:31:15.460 Yeah there is no right

01:31:16.520 anymore

01:31:16.940 but we'll get into

01:31:18.460 that here in

01:31:19.080 just a second

01:31:19.960 but

01:31:20.960 I want to talk

01:31:22.500 to you about

01:31:22.940 not only

01:31:24.060 was Bannon

01:31:25.020 pushed out

01:31:25.740 yesterday

01:31:26.200 in one area

01:31:27.940 Mercer

01:31:28.720 who is the big

01:31:29.620 funder of Breitbart

01:31:30.820 she convinced

01:31:33.300 Bannon to stay

01:31:35.980 he was threatening

01:31:36.700 to walk out

01:31:37.600 if he is fired

01:31:39.220 or he walks out

01:31:40.660 in anger

01:31:41.400 the

01:31:42.980 the

01:31:43.740 party is over

01:31:45.340 for Donald Trump

01:31:46.600 at Breitbart

01:31:47.460 I don't know

01:31:48.760 how he's going to

01:31:49.780 let him walk out

01:31:51.060 the door

01:31:51.480 because

01:31:51.820 he doesn't want

01:31:52.840 Breitbart and Steve

01:31:53.840 Bannon against him

01:31:54.820 but

01:31:56.420 we'll see what happens

01:31:58.480 By the way

01:31:59.740 Bannon is denying

01:32:00.600 these reports

01:32:01.580 saying

01:32:02.360 the latest report

01:32:04.520 I saw was that

01:32:05.200 he said something

01:32:05.860 like

01:32:06.040 I love a good gunfight

01:32:07.320 Oh yeah

01:32:09.000 I know he does

01:32:09.520 He was staying

01:32:10.360 and fighting

01:32:10.880 Well so the gunfight

01:32:12.200 is between Bannon

01:32:13.260 and Kirshner

01:32:14.920 Kirshner yeah

01:32:15.660 So

01:32:16.200 Donald Trump's

01:32:17.880 son-in-law

01:32:18.440 hmm

01:32:19.260 who's going to win

01:32:20.680 It's not a battle

01:32:21.780 that you'd want to fight

01:32:22.540 Yeah

01:32:22.760 who's going to win

01:32:23.720 I think

01:32:28.380 I think

01:32:30.900 Ivana

01:32:31.400 Ivanka

01:32:32.760 Ivanka

01:32:33.460 and

01:32:33.980 and Jared

01:32:35.040 are probably

01:32:36.540 going to be

01:32:38.100 on the winning side

01:32:38.840 there

01:32:39.120 now why is that

01:32:40.060 a problem

01:32:40.580 because

01:32:41.660 they are

01:32:43.200 liberal

01:32:43.780 elites

01:32:44.460 they are

01:32:45.660 Democrats

01:32:46.300 through and through

01:32:47.140 socially

01:32:47.620 in particular

01:32:48.560 yeah

01:32:48.960 I mean

01:32:49.820 yeah

01:32:50.320 I don't think

01:32:51.980 that they're

01:32:52.260 necessarily

01:32:52.700 unfriendly to

01:32:53.340 business

01:32:53.760 but

01:32:54.760 no

01:32:55.480 but

01:32:56.020 that's not

01:32:56.840 what I was

01:32:57.800 preserving the

01:32:58.460 nation for

01:32:59.100 you know

01:33:00.040 I want business

01:33:00.880 to be preserved

01:33:01.700 preserved

01:33:02.320 that's an important

01:33:03.080 part of it

01:33:03.560 I mean

01:33:03.760 economic freedom

01:33:04.640 is an important

01:33:05.200 part of the

01:33:05.640 foundation of this

01:33:06.320 country

01:33:06.560 so I would

01:33:07.320 agree

01:33:07.500 you know

01:33:07.740 right

01:33:07.920 yeah

01:33:08.660 you know

01:33:09.540 I think

01:33:09.780 what you're

01:33:10.000 saying here

01:33:10.440 is you have

01:33:11.000 you know

01:33:11.820 you've got

01:33:12.160 the Cowboys

01:33:12.760 versus the

01:33:13.300 Redskins

01:33:13.660 where are the

01:33:14.420 Eagles

01:33:14.760 a team

01:33:15.140 we can

01:33:15.440 root for

01:33:16.180 the Constitutionalists

01:33:17.740 where are they

01:33:18.360 where are the

01:33:19.260 Philadelphia Eagles

01:33:20.400 for us to all

01:33:21.220 come together

01:33:21.880 the Eagle

01:33:23.440 soaring through the

01:33:24.540 sky

01:33:24.840 where is that

01:33:25.640 for all of us

01:33:26.320 so Jared

01:33:27.860 Kushner

01:33:28.720 here's what he

01:33:30.100 is in charge

01:33:30.700 of so far

01:33:31.740 Middle East

01:33:33.260 peace

01:33:33.760 he is the

01:33:35.360 one that is

01:33:36.200 to try to

01:33:36.760 find a way

01:33:37.420 to bring

01:33:38.640 Middle East

01:33:39.560 peace

01:33:40.100 he is also

01:33:41.880 in charge

01:33:42.440 of government

01:33:43.120 reform

01:33:43.700 he is also

01:33:45.300 heading up

01:33:45.980 the White House

01:33:46.520 Office of

01:33:47.040 American Innovation

01:33:48.080 he is also

01:33:49.660 heading up

01:33:50.300 the opioid

01:33:51.080 crisis

01:33:51.760 management

01:33:52.520 team

01:33:53.020 he is also

01:33:54.300 he is also

01:33:55.600 heading up

01:33:56.320 the criminal

01:33:56.880 justice

01:33:57.480 reform

01:33:58.040 he is also

01:33:59.520 the liaison

01:34:00.400 to Mexico

01:34:01.540 the liaison

01:34:03.140 to China

01:34:04.080 and the liaison

01:34:06.120 to the Muslim

01:34:07.380 community

01:34:07.980 so I don't know

01:34:09.180 when he's going

01:34:09.720 to sleep

01:34:10.220 that's a busy guy

01:34:11.180 wow

01:34:11.700 now

01:34:12.120 who did he

01:34:13.300 just hire

01:34:14.480 he just

01:34:17.240 hired a PR

01:34:18.160 executive

01:34:18.660 for the White

01:34:19.560 House role

01:34:20.320 who is this

01:34:22.920 guy

01:34:23.320 well this

01:34:24.700 guy

01:34:25.080 is going

01:34:27.460 to be

01:34:27.740 running

01:34:28.080 the

01:34:28.320 communications

01:34:28.860 for the

01:34:29.620 Office of

01:34:30.060 American

01:34:30.480 Innovation

01:34:31.060 he is

01:34:34.200 he is a

01:34:36.540 guy that

01:34:37.080 I believe

01:34:38.260 did some

01:34:39.640 work for

01:34:40.100 Hillary Clinton

01:34:40.720 years ago

01:34:41.600 he is a

01:34:43.840 lefty

01:34:44.740 he is a

01:34:45.480 guy who

01:34:46.140 is

01:34:46.460 he is

01:34:47.740 he's not

01:34:48.160 a conservative

01:34:48.740 and he's a

01:34:50.400 guy who

01:34:51.060 worked for me

01:34:52.580 for a very

01:34:53.280 long time

01:34:54.040 and I have

01:34:54.920 nothing but

01:34:55.520 great things

01:34:56.140 to say about

01:34:56.700 him

01:34:56.840 fantastic

01:34:57.380 Josh

01:34:57.900 Raffel

01:34:58.200 he is a

01:35:00.000 great guy

01:35:00.760 and worked

01:35:02.680 for me

01:35:03.180 for a very

01:35:04.040 long time

01:35:04.780 and

01:35:05.840 now is

01:35:08.100 working for

01:35:08.740 Blumhouse

01:35:09.320 the film

01:35:10.140 production company

01:35:11.100 in Hollywood

01:35:12.020 and then going to

01:35:12.640 the White

01:35:12.860 House

01:35:13.100 I take it as a

01:35:15.660 positive thing

01:35:16.600 in that

01:35:16.920 one of my

01:35:17.660 big criticisms

01:35:18.540 over Trump

01:35:19.760 if you may

01:35:20.160 have noticed

01:35:20.480 over the

01:35:20.740 time

01:35:20.940 is I

01:35:21.480 didn't

01:35:21.740 believe him

01:35:22.260 when he

01:35:22.620 said

01:35:22.900 we're going

01:35:24.180 to find

01:35:24.360 the best

01:35:24.580 people

01:35:24.860 and there's

01:35:25.640 a lot of

01:35:26.020 examples

01:35:26.400 where he

01:35:26.800 has not

01:35:27.160 looked for

01:35:27.480 the best

01:35:27.720 people

01:35:27.980 and I've

01:35:29.280 been very

01:35:29.540 concerned

01:35:29.840 about that

01:35:30.300 I mean

01:35:30.760 Josh is

01:35:31.140 the best

01:35:31.520 and bringing

01:35:32.340 somebody like

01:35:32.840 that into

01:35:33.480 the White

01:35:33.760 House

01:35:33.920 I think

01:35:34.180 is a

01:35:34.380 real

01:35:34.600 positive

01:35:35.780 and when

01:35:36.800 you look

01:35:37.040 at the

01:35:37.220 two

01:35:37.380 wings

01:35:37.560 if this

01:35:38.080 is a

01:35:38.300 real

01:35:38.580 battle

01:35:38.940 and again

01:35:39.540 these are

01:35:40.080 press

01:35:40.340 reports

01:35:40.620 you never

01:35:40.920 know

01:35:41.080 what

01:35:41.200 this

01:35:41.300 stuff

01:35:41.540 but if

01:35:42.100 it's

01:35:42.260 a real

01:35:43.020 battle

01:35:43.400 between

01:35:44.000 Kushner

01:35:45.160 and Bannon

01:35:45.740 there are

01:35:47.340 no conservatives

01:35:48.220 here to argue

01:35:48.920 for as you

01:35:49.360 point out

01:35:50.240 you know

01:35:50.440 that's not

01:35:52.040 possible

01:35:52.440 of those

01:35:53.400 two

01:35:53.700 the one

01:35:54.380 I'm pretty

01:35:54.840 sure

01:35:55.060 isn't going

01:35:55.360 to make

01:35:55.540 the world

01:35:55.880 explode

01:35:56.460 is the

01:35:56.940 Jared side

01:35:57.480 I mean

01:35:59.040 Jared is

01:35:59.560 you know

01:36:00.100 again

01:36:00.840 I would

01:36:01.360 not agree

01:36:01.760 with him

01:36:02.000 on everything

01:36:02.340 but he's

01:36:02.860 a smart

01:36:04.340 guy

01:36:04.640 pretty much

01:36:05.240 everybody

01:36:05.620 agrees

01:36:06.660 with that

01:36:07.000 and he's

01:36:08.260 balanced

01:36:09.100 and I don't

01:36:10.660 think he's

01:36:11.060 going to write

01:36:11.500 any stories

01:36:12.380 about

01:36:12.860 you know

01:36:13.900 renegade

01:36:14.720 Jews

01:36:15.300 in his

01:36:16.320 papers

01:36:16.760 as

01:36:17.760 Bannon

01:36:18.560 has done

01:36:19.200 there's a lot

01:36:20.400 of stuff

01:36:20.780 that's gone

01:36:21.140 on at

01:36:21.400 Breitbart

01:36:21.800 and look

01:36:23.160 you know

01:36:23.760 when you're

01:36:24.300 talking about

01:36:24.720 a situation

01:36:25.260 with the

01:36:25.580 world and

01:36:25.960 the state

01:36:26.320 it is

01:36:26.820 out of

01:36:27.460 those two

01:36:27.960 you're not

01:36:28.360 going to

01:36:28.500 get

01:36:28.620 conservative

01:36:29.280 hardcore

01:36:29.880 conservative

01:36:30.440 policies

01:36:30.960 out of

01:36:31.180 this

01:36:31.300 that's

01:36:31.500 not

01:36:31.680 what

01:36:31.800 this

01:36:31.940 is

01:36:32.040 about

01:36:32.320 you know

01:36:33.720 well

01:36:33.940 I don't

01:36:34.140 think

01:36:34.300 we're

01:36:34.440 headed

01:36:34.660 that

01:36:34.920 way

01:36:35.160 let me

01:36:35.720 give

01:36:35.880 you

01:36:36.160 we've

01:36:36.720 talked

01:36:36.920 about

01:36:37.140 this

01:36:37.380 for the

01:36:37.700 last

01:36:37.860 couple

01:36:38.080 of

01:36:38.200 days

01:36:38.400 Stu

01:36:38.680 has

01:36:42.860 Trump

01:36:43.300 supporters

01:36:44.460 now

01:36:44.960 remember

01:36:45.440 this is

01:36:46.360 shocking

01:36:46.840 here's

01:36:47.600 what I'm

01:36:47.920 concerned

01:36:48.260 about

01:36:48.580 and I

01:36:49.080 said

01:36:49.580 this

01:36:49.940 from

01:36:50.760 early

01:36:51.040 on

01:36:51.360 you

01:36:52.420 might

01:36:53.100 you

01:36:53.640 might

01:36:54.140 get

01:36:54.980 your

01:36:55.280 Supreme

01:36:55.740 Court

01:36:56.040 justice

01:36:56.520 you

01:36:56.900 might

01:36:57.260 and I

01:36:58.440 said

01:36:58.880 but it's

01:36:59.320 going to

01:36:59.460 be a

01:36:59.760 hard

01:37:00.140 fight

01:37:00.640 how

01:37:01.420 much

01:37:01.720 political

01:37:02.160 capital

01:37:02.620 is he

01:37:03.100 willing

01:37:03.420 to spend

01:37:04.200 on the

01:37:04.780 right

01:37:05.180 person

01:37:05.640 that's

01:37:06.240 yet

01:37:06.440 to be

01:37:06.780 seen

01:37:07.180 although

01:37:07.440 we did

01:37:07.820 just

01:37:08.360 recently

01:37:08.940 just

01:37:09.300 happening

01:37:09.580 moments

01:37:09.960 ago

01:37:10.260 the

01:37:10.760 Democrats

01:37:11.080 did

01:37:11.400 filibuster

01:37:11.920 so

01:37:13.000 that's

01:37:13.240 confirmed

01:37:13.700 so

01:37:14.320 Gorsuch

01:37:14.720 is

01:37:14.900 now

01:37:15.160 they're

01:37:15.400 going

01:37:15.480 to

01:37:15.540 have

01:37:15.700 to

01:37:15.800 go

01:37:15.900 nuclear

01:37:16.200 option

01:37:16.500 to

01:37:16.640 get

01:37:16.740 him

01:37:16.860 through

01:37:17.080 but

01:37:18.440 that

01:37:19.060 vote

01:37:19.780 is

01:37:19.900 just

01:37:20.100 happening

01:37:20.380 so

01:37:20.520 we

01:37:20.640 expect

01:37:20.960 probably

01:37:21.480 by

01:37:21.760 tomorrow

01:37:22.280 that

01:37:22.660 that

01:37:22.880 will

01:37:23.000 happen

01:37:23.340 and

01:37:23.620 he

01:37:23.760 will

01:37:23.860 be

01:37:24.020 confirmed

01:37:24.380 but

01:37:25.140 we

01:37:25.300 don't

01:37:25.420 know

01:37:25.680 let's

01:37:26.560 see

01:37:26.820 I

01:37:27.200 think

01:37:28.660 I've

01:37:29.160 given

01:37:29.380 him

01:37:29.620 praise

01:37:30.020 for

01:37:30.360 nominating

01:37:31.440 and

01:37:31.720 standing

01:37:31.960 with

01:37:32.140 him

01:37:32.240 so

01:37:32.460 far

01:37:32.680 it

01:37:32.860 was

01:37:32.960 a

01:37:33.100 great

01:37:33.420 pick

01:37:33.680 so

01:37:33.920 far

01:37:34.240 we'll

01:37:34.720 see

01:37:34.880 what

01:37:35.000 he

01:37:41.920 going

01:37:42.100 to

01:37:42.200 start

01:37:42.400 getting

01:37:42.680 beat

01:37:43.020 up

01:37:43.220 which

01:37:43.400 he

01:37:43.540 is

01:37:43.780 and

01:37:44.420 he's

01:37:44.660 going

01:37:44.780 to

01:37:44.880 start

01:37:45.100 moving

01:37:45.460 to

01:37:45.700 the

01:37:45.880 left

01:37:46.200 because

01:37:46.500 that's

01:37:46.880 where

01:37:47.060 he

01:37:47.400 naturally

01:37:48.100 is

01:37:48.380 comfortable

01:37:48.760 and

01:37:49.460 more

01:37:49.760 importantly

01:37:50.300 it's

01:37:51.340 where

01:37:51.540 his

01:37:51.760 family

01:37:52.260 is

01:37:52.540 comfortable

01:37:52.940 and

01:37:53.840 he's

01:37:54.140 surrounding

01:37:54.580 himself

01:37:55.220 with

01:37:55.560 family

01:37:56.100 as

01:37:56.480 the

01:37:56.620 decision

01:37:57.000 makers

01:37:57.420 they're

01:37:58.200 going

01:37:58.440 to

01:37:58.620 influence

01:37:59.180 him

01:37:59.420 and

01:37:59.740 pull

01:38:00.140 him

01:38:00.520 left

01:38:01.240 so

01:38:02.340 you

01:38:02.720 start

01:38:03.040 to

01:38:03.200 have

01:38:03.440 the

01:38:03.640 lefties

01:38:04.220 that

01:38:04.540 are

01:38:05.040 influencing

01:38:05.720 and

01:38:06.040 pulling

01:38:06.380 him

01:38:06.660 there

01:38:06.960 on

01:38:07.820 top

01:38:08.160 of

01:38:08.360 that

01:38:08.700 where

01:38:11.920 here

01:38:12.220 is

01:38:12.660 the

01:38:12.860 latest

01:38:13.300 on

01:38:13.700 Trump

01:38:14.360 voters

01:38:15.320 incredible

01:38:16.300 the question

01:38:17.080 is

01:38:17.400 your

01:38:17.660 opinion

01:38:17.940 on

01:38:18.140 health

01:38:18.380 care

01:38:18.560 reforms

01:38:19.060 should

01:38:19.820 we

01:38:19.980 expand

01:38:20.560 medicare

01:38:21.140 to

01:38:21.420 provide

01:38:21.760 health

01:38:22.020 insurance

01:38:22.380 to

01:38:22.600 every

01:38:22.900 American

01:38:23.260 that

01:38:23.920 is

01:38:24.060 the

01:38:24.220 single

01:38:24.620 payer

01:38:24.980 plan

01:38:25.380 we've

01:38:25.620 talked

01:38:25.820 about

01:38:26.080 all

01:38:26.280 this

01:38:26.400 time

01:38:26.560 it's

01:38:26.760 the

01:38:26.920 plan

01:38:27.340 that

01:38:27.580 Bernie

01:38:27.820 Sanders

01:38:28.120 proposed

01:38:28.560 in the

01:38:28.740 campaign

01:38:29.000 not

01:38:29.220 Hillary

01:38:29.520 Bernie

01:38:30.320 too

01:38:31.460 radical

01:38:31.820 for

01:38:32.120 Hillary

01:38:32.460 Clinton

01:38:32.780 here's

01:38:33.780 the

01:38:33.900 support

01:38:34.180 levels

01:38:34.540 Trump

01:38:35.320 voters

01:38:37.180 40%

01:38:38.980 favor

01:38:39.640 somewhat

01:38:40.200 or

01:38:40.500 strongly

01:38:40.960 42%

01:38:42.800 or

01:38:43.900 excuse

01:38:44.140 me

01:38:44.480 yeah

01:38:45.060 47%

01:38:48.040 sorry

01:38:48.300 I read

01:38:48.460 the wrong

01:38:48.680 line

01:38:48.920 47%

01:38:50.220 oppose

01:38:50.720 now

01:38:51.320 of course

01:38:52.000 Clinton

01:38:52.320 is 80

01:38:53.260 to 8

01:38:54.040 in favor

01:38:55.160 of this

01:38:55.820 look at

01:38:56.480 this among

01:38:56.880 ideology

01:38:57.640 this is

01:38:59.380 liberal

01:38:59.780 voters

01:39:00.140 82

01:39:00.780 to 9

01:39:01.600 favor

01:39:02.440 you'd expect

01:39:03.440 them to

01:39:03.820 favor it

01:39:04.360 single payer

01:39:05.340 single payer

01:39:06.020 socialized

01:39:06.740 medicine

01:39:07.180 which we

01:39:07.900 were told

01:39:08.360 8 years

01:39:08.920 ago

01:39:09.240 was crazy

01:39:10.140 we were

01:39:10.600 never

01:39:10.940 going

01:39:11.340 for

01:39:11.740 that's

01:39:12.160 not

01:39:12.420 what

01:39:12.580 the

01:39:12.720 plan

01:39:13.040 was

01:39:13.480 moderates

01:39:15.460 60

01:39:16.380 to 15

01:39:17.080 60

01:39:18.900 to 15

01:39:19.720 among

01:39:20.160 moderates

01:39:20.860 conservatives

01:39:21.660 41

01:39:23.280 43

01:39:23.860 they are

01:39:25.320 split

01:39:25.980 these things

01:39:27.860 what this

01:39:28.320 indicates

01:39:28.880 is there

01:39:29.400 is no

01:39:30.540 right

01:39:30.860 there is

01:39:31.700 no

01:39:32.180 conservative

01:39:32.680 movement

01:39:33.220 no

01:39:33.520 a split

01:39:34.640 among

01:39:35.040 people who

01:39:35.520 identify

01:39:36.140 themselves

01:39:36.920 as

01:39:37.740 conservatives

01:39:38.360 that is

01:39:39.660 incredibly

01:39:40.920 shocking

01:39:41.440 republicans

01:39:42.740 it's

01:39:43.160 so do

01:39:44.340 the parties

01:39:44.840 democrats

01:39:45.620 75

01:39:46.900 to 12

01:39:47.860 favor

01:39:48.640 single payer

01:39:49.300 healthcare

01:39:49.660 independents

01:39:50.940 58

01:39:52.520 to 21

01:39:53.520 favor

01:39:54.520 single payer

01:39:55.260 according to

01:39:55.760 this is

01:39:56.020 economist

01:39:56.720 you go

01:39:57.080 poll

01:39:57.300 republicans

01:39:58.900 36%

01:40:01.020 support it

01:40:02.520 46%

01:40:08.500 support it

01:40:09.180 38%

01:40:11.140 oppose it

01:40:11.640 among

01:40:12.420 republicans

01:40:12.980 so what do

01:40:13.840 you think

01:40:14.080 the president

01:40:14.460 is going

01:40:14.680 to do

01:40:14.980 in a

01:40:16.000 moment

01:40:16.240 if he

01:40:17.000 loses

01:40:17.420 this

01:40:18.220 and this

01:40:20.360 is the

01:40:20.580 problem

01:40:20.800 with

01:40:21.180 populism

01:40:23.480 it's

01:40:24.800 like

01:40:24.940 when

01:40:25.440 something

01:40:26.400 happens

01:40:27.040 whether

01:40:27.660 it's

01:40:27.860 an

01:40:27.960 economic

01:40:28.320 downturn

01:40:29.600 or he

01:40:29.940 needs

01:40:30.200 a

01:40:30.640 win

01:40:30.900 you give

01:40:32.580 the people

01:40:33.280 what they

01:40:33.840 want

01:40:34.140 and the

01:40:34.420 democrats

01:40:34.800 will go

01:40:35.120 along

01:40:35.380 with it

01:40:35.700 and enough

01:40:36.520 republicans

01:40:37.080 will go

01:40:37.280 look at

01:40:37.580 these

01:40:37.720 numbers

01:40:38.000 enough

01:40:38.320 republican

01:40:38.760 senators

01:40:39.080 you think

01:40:39.340 they have

01:40:39.600 the balls

01:40:40.060 to hold

01:40:40.840 out against

01:40:41.200 a policy

01:40:41.620 like that

01:40:42.080 against a

01:40:42.840 republican

01:40:43.220 president

01:40:43.640 there's

01:40:43.960 no

01:40:44.420 way

01:40:45.160 if it

01:40:45.660 was a

01:40:45.880 democrat

01:40:46.220 they'd

01:40:46.740 at least

01:40:47.240 give the

01:40:47.680 outward

01:40:49.580 facing

01:40:50.300 opposition

01:40:50.820 to it

01:40:51.400 when it's

01:40:52.060 a republican

01:40:52.580 they're not

01:40:52.980 going to

01:40:53.140 do that

01:40:53.520 and that's

01:40:54.160 what makes

01:40:54.520 me so

01:40:55.360 so nervous

01:40:56.260 well

01:40:57.120 hillary

01:40:57.400 clinton

01:40:57.700 would have

01:40:58.020 given us

01:40:58.380 universal

01:40:58.760 healthcare

01:40:59.160 and

01:41:00.140 congratulations

01:41:00.620 i bet

01:41:01.500 we get

01:41:01.860 it

01:41:02.020 as well

01:41:02.560 and now

01:41:03.940 this

01:41:04.300 except

01:41:04.900 it'll be

01:41:06.600 a conservative

01:41:07.140 idea

01:41:07.560 this time

01:41:08.040 and republicans

01:41:09.080 would have

01:41:09.320 opposed it

01:41:09.840 if it came

01:41:10.180 from hillary

01:41:10.620 whether

01:41:10.980 whether they

01:41:11.600 had the

01:41:11.840 balls to

01:41:12.220 do it

01:41:12.420 when it

01:41:12.600 comes from

01:41:12.880 trump

01:41:13.100 man i

01:41:13.420 have seen

01:41:13.740 no signs

01:41:14.360 of that

01:41:14.580 so far

01:41:15.040 no signs

01:41:16.100 of that

01:41:16.300 you want

01:41:16.660 to go

01:41:16.860 outside

01:41:17.080 of the

01:41:17.660 freedom

01:41:17.960 caucus

01:41:18.420 of the

01:41:19.180 justin

01:41:19.620 amash

01:41:19.900 of the

01:41:20.220 world

01:41:20.460 where have

01:41:21.200 you seen

01:41:21.520 this

01:41:21.720 opposition

01:41:22.180 you see

01:41:22.960 occasional

01:41:23.540 opposition

01:41:24.040 to trump

01:41:24.860 from the

01:41:25.420 left

01:41:25.720 side

01:41:26.500 of the

01:41:27.000 from

01:41:27.480 republicans

01:41:28.060 but man

01:41:28.520 you never

01:41:29.000 see it

01:41:29.360 from the

01:41:29.620 right

01:41:29.840 and you

01:41:30.420 have the

01:41:30.680 balls to

01:41:31.120 stand up

01:41:31.420 against this

01:41:31.800 with these

01:41:32.520 sorts of

01:41:32.980 numbers

01:41:33.300 when you've

01:41:33.920 got 60

01:41:34.460 and 70

01:41:35.040 percent of

01:41:35.560 people saying

01:41:36.140 it's the

01:41:36.420 right thing

01:41:36.700 to do

01:41:37.040 i mean

01:41:38.160 you're going

01:41:38.440 to wind

01:41:38.760 up with

01:41:39.280 with a

01:41:39.760 policy

01:41:40.060 that's going

01:41:40.540 to you're

01:41:40.860 going to

01:41:41.000 get

01:41:41.180 you're going

01:41:41.880 to get

01:41:42.000 canada

01:41:42.380 you're going

01:41:42.920 to get

01:41:43.060 great britain

01:41:43.620 you're going

01:41:44.180 to get

01:41:44.420 one of

01:41:44.920 these

01:41:45.040 disastrous

01:41:45.680 health

01:41:46.800 care

01:41:47.040 nations

01:41:48.180 and without

01:41:48.660 us

01:41:49.120 fueling

01:41:50.120 remember

01:41:50.780 these

01:41:51.080 these

01:41:51.600 countries

01:41:52.000 that deal

01:41:52.500 with this

01:41:52.920 with the

01:41:53.960 universal

01:41:54.280 health care

01:41:54.760 have horrible

01:41:55.680 horrible

01:41:56.100 horrible

01:41:56.560 you know

01:41:58.260 health care

01:41:59.220 in their

01:42:00.420 countries

01:42:00.780 however

01:42:01.180 it's a lot

01:42:01.780 better than

01:42:02.120 it would

01:42:02.440 be

01:42:02.700 because

01:42:03.400 our

01:42:04.100 capitalism

01:42:04.660 is giving

01:42:05.520 developing

01:42:06.540 the medications

01:42:07.300 developing the

01:42:08.160 solutions

01:42:08.520 and then

01:42:09.280 they're getting

01:42:09.900 them

01:42:10.300 for free

01:42:11.220 we are

01:42:13.360 not if

01:42:13.840 we're not

01:42:14.180 here to do

01:42:14.600 that

01:42:14.860 there's

01:42:15.320 nothing

01:42:15.500 left

01:42:15.800 we're the

01:42:16.460 only ones

01:42:16.720 doing it

01:42:17.340 innovation

01:42:18.440 practically

01:42:19.220 stops

01:42:19.780 stops

01:42:20.220 look at

01:42:21.280 the

01:42:21.380 look at

01:42:21.680 the

01:42:21.900 look at

01:42:22.900 the

01:42:22.980 Nobel

01:42:23.180 prizes

01:42:23.620 I mean

01:42:24.800 it's

01:42:25.120 it's

01:42:25.300 terrifying

01:42:25.740 all right

01:42:38.740 so I

01:42:39.220 I'd like to

01:42:40.020 ask the boys

01:42:40.700 what is it

01:42:41.340 that you

01:42:41.860 wanted to

01:42:42.440 get to

01:42:42.700 today

01:42:42.940 that we

01:42:43.220 haven't

01:42:43.620 gotten to

01:42:44.180 what are

01:42:45.660 the stories

01:42:46.200 that just

01:42:47.240 cannot wait

01:42:48.000 until tomorrow

01:42:48.660 I like

01:42:49.240 I like the

01:42:49.800 story of

01:42:50.700 it could

01:42:51.200 wait till

01:42:51.580 tomorrow

01:42:51.960 but I

01:42:52.420 I like

01:42:52.980 that the

01:42:53.440 fact that

01:42:53.840 Westport

01:42:54.500 Westport

01:42:55.860 Connecticut

01:42:56.400 just did

01:42:57.800 a white

01:42:59.580 privilege contest

01:43:00.400 and it was

01:43:02.420 won by a

01:43:02.940 black student

01:43:03.560 and they

01:43:06.380 say you know

01:43:07.320 there's a lot

01:43:07.740 of controversy

01:43:08.400 around this

01:43:09.440 and we

01:43:10.300 just didn't

01:43:10.640 expect that

01:43:11.440 just the fact

01:43:12.860 that it says

01:43:13.300 white and

01:43:13.860 privilege for

01:43:14.520 some people

01:43:15.020 is all they

01:43:15.480 need to see

01:43:15.960 and all of a

01:43:16.440 sudden we're

01:43:16.920 race baiting

01:43:17.640 or trying to

01:43:18.040 get people to

01:43:18.640 feel guilty

01:43:19.220 that's not

01:43:19.660 what it's all

01:43:20.100 about and

01:43:20.840 then you read

01:43:21.420 what was

01:43:21.920 what was

01:43:22.680 spoken in

01:43:23.520 these white

01:43:24.140 of course

01:43:24.860 that's what

01:43:25.340 it's about

01:43:25.840 in Westport

01:43:27.260 Connecticut

01:43:27.660 where the

01:43:28.460 median income

01:43:29.360 is $152,000

01:43:30.840 you're going

01:43:31.940 to start

01:43:32.240 doing white

01:43:33.360 privilege contests

01:43:34.600 what hypocrisy

01:43:36.100 what hypocrisy

01:43:38.440 but it'll help

01:43:38.980 them sleep

01:43:39.420 at night

01:43:40.100 yeah won't it

01:43:40.820 though

01:43:40.980 because they'll

01:43:41.400 say okay

01:43:42.180 sure I have

01:43:42.920 advantages

01:43:43.380 I've moved

01:43:44.140 to a town

01:43:44.760 that is

01:43:45.160 almost 100%

01:43:47.140 white

01:43:47.360 almost all

01:43:47.920 white

01:43:48.200 yeah

01:43:48.580 but I'm

01:43:49.780 open-minded

01:43:50.900 and I

01:43:51.400 I feel guilty

01:43:53.480 about white

01:43:53.760 I flog myself

01:43:54.880 at night

01:43:55.380 this is

01:43:57.200 the Glenn Beck

01:43:58.820 program

01:43:59.600 mercury

The Glenn Beck Program - April 06, 2017

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