The Glenn Beck Program - 4⧸7⧸17 - Fearing a lame duck. Jason Buttrill, Lauren Cooley and Leon Logothetis join the show.

00:00:00.420 This is the Blaze Radio On Demand.

00:00:04.420 I am torn today.

00:00:07.800 We launched missiles against Syria last night.

00:00:14.080 I do not want us getting involved in yet another foreign country,

00:00:20.120 especially when we have Russia, who was clearly complicit.

00:00:25.700 Remember, they were the ones that brokered the deal with Assad

00:00:30.860 to get rid of all the nuclear weapons.

00:00:32.680 So when John Kerry in the United States and Barack Obama stood up and said,

00:00:36.320 yep, we just got rid of all the chemical weapons.

00:00:40.380 Now, it was Russia that brokered that deal.

00:00:44.300 They were the ones who said, yeah, they're all gone.

00:00:47.020 We made sure they're all clean.

00:00:49.040 Well, Russia was complicit with Assad.

00:00:52.400 Now we launched last night a strike.

00:00:54.940 It was actually quite brilliant in the timing for several reasons.

00:01:03.540 We'll give those to you in a second.

00:01:06.060 However, we're also talking about regime change.

00:01:10.900 Can anyone tell me, give me one example?

00:01:16.020 When the United States said, yeah, we want to get into regime change,

00:01:21.400 that it either A, worked out well,

00:01:25.780 or B, worked out well,

00:01:29.720 but cost us millions of lives.

00:01:34.040 We begin there right now.

00:01:36.920 I will make a stand.

00:01:40.260 I will raise my voice.

00:01:42.540 I will hold your hand.

00:01:44.980 Because we are one.

00:01:46.780 I will beat my drum.

00:01:49.020 I have made my choice.

00:01:51.280 We will overcome.

00:01:53.560 Because we are one.

00:01:55.340 The fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.

00:01:59.280 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:02:03.020 Hello, America.

00:02:06.780 Welcome to the program.

00:02:08.100 It's Glenn, Pat, Stu.

00:02:09.960 We've also brought in Jason.

00:02:12.900 Jason is my chief researcher.

00:02:15.620 He's military intelligence.

00:02:17.240 And a warmonger.

00:02:18.240 And a warmonger.

00:02:19.440 A famous warmonger.

00:02:20.900 Yeah.

00:02:22.180 He's a man who mongers in war.

00:02:23.960 He can help us work our way through a lot of this

00:02:27.520 with some of the real facts

00:02:29.460 that he can kind of piece together.

00:02:33.460 I want you to, let me just cover a couple of things.

00:02:39.280 I was concerned about Russia,

00:02:42.220 but we have what Obama set up,

00:02:45.060 the de-confliction line,

00:02:46.880 where we called Russia in advance,

00:02:49.420 and we said, hey, by the way,

00:02:50.840 we're going to blow some things up.

00:02:52.280 Maybe you have 10 minutes.

00:02:54.160 Maybe you have 20 minutes.

00:02:55.860 This is something that I'm very concerned about

00:02:59.900 because I do not want to get into a war with Russia.

00:03:04.700 Russia does not care about the Syrian people.

00:03:10.460 America, the people at least,

00:03:12.880 I think we look at those children who have been gassed,

00:03:15.880 and we see that and say,

00:03:17.500 this guy's got to go.

00:03:18.480 He's a monster.

00:03:19.860 That's not what Putin is saying.

00:03:21.140 Because Putin doesn't care about that kind of gas.

00:03:24.220 He only cares about an oil pipeline.

00:03:27.520 That's the only reason why he is involved.

00:03:30.960 I should say he is involved with Iran as well

00:03:36.080 because he wants the Middle East

00:03:38.320 to follow the influence of Russia,

00:03:40.760 not the United States.

00:03:42.460 Well, we're doing a good enough job ourselves

00:03:44.780 on screwing that place up

00:03:46.140 and making sure everybody in the world hates us

00:03:48.460 in that part of the world.

00:03:50.900 I don't want to get into a war with Vladimir Putin.

00:03:55.840 There's two conflicts that we said yesterday about this time.

00:03:59.480 I said, you should look into gold.

00:04:01.020 You should buy gold

00:04:01.660 because if this thing starts to go unstable,

00:04:04.340 you're going to see the price of gold shoot through the roof.

00:04:07.460 Yesterday, last night, it was up.

00:04:09.160 I don't even know what it's up now.

00:04:10.280 It was up $15 last night.

00:04:12.120 The stocks are down a lot.

00:04:14.240 Yeah.

00:04:14.640 I mean, the world can change overnight.

00:04:18.220 Are you prepared?

00:04:20.680 Because it's not just about Syria.

00:04:24.940 This is also about North Korea.

00:04:27.700 Now, here's where it gets brilliant.

00:04:31.200 And I'm not sure that this was planned by Donald Trump.

00:04:36.780 You have to be a master strategist

00:04:39.640 to have this all come together this way.

00:04:42.880 A couple of things.

00:04:45.180 Notice we're leading not with the Democrats

00:04:48.580 or the Republicans using the nuclear option.

00:04:54.720 Gorsuch is going to be confirmed here in just a few minutes.

00:04:57.640 And nobody's talking about the nuclear option.

00:05:01.480 That is one of the biggest stories.

00:05:05.540 Perhaps one of the biggest political stories of our lifetime

00:05:09.280 because what it will mean for the Supreme Court

00:05:11.940 for the next guy who gets out,

00:05:14.080 which is probably going to be Kennedy.

00:05:16.900 We're not talking about it.

00:05:18.560 We're talking about a missile strike.

00:05:22.340 Brilliant.

00:05:24.560 Two.

00:05:25.080 Last night, he was having dinner last.

00:05:29.440 Trump was having dinner last night

00:05:30.860 with the president of China.

00:05:33.300 The president of China,

00:05:35.560 the big topic last night and today

00:05:38.400 is what are we going to do with North Korea?

00:05:41.660 Now, Donald Trump has said,

00:05:43.540 I'm going to unilaterally strike North Korea.

00:05:47.240 That's crazy talk.

00:05:49.660 Because North Korea will attack.

00:05:52.580 They have eight nukes.

00:05:53.780 They could launch a nuke.

00:05:55.260 But even if they don't,

00:05:57.440 they will attack South Korea.

00:06:00.560 And they can level Seoul within two and a half hours.

00:06:06.480 Millions will die.

00:06:08.660 The last thing we want

00:06:10.260 is a unilateral attack

00:06:12.040 and lobbing some missiles

00:06:13.740 from a ship off the coast

00:06:16.200 into North Korea.

00:06:18.940 Especially without the support of China.

00:06:21.420 Remember, it was China

00:06:22.960 that was really the force

00:06:24.840 with the communists in the 1950s.

00:06:28.020 That's why we have North and South Korea.

00:06:30.580 China will block us.

00:06:32.120 We have to have China on board.

00:06:34.960 China does not want this happening

00:06:37.220 on their border.

00:06:40.960 So, now, this morning,

00:06:44.000 in Mar-a-Lago,

00:06:44.900 the president of China is getting up

00:06:46.600 and they're having a little breakfast,

00:06:47.980 staring at each other.

00:06:48.940 Last night,

00:06:50.900 when the president in Mar-a-Lago said,

00:06:53.100 excuse me just a second,

00:06:54.120 I've got to speak to the American people,

00:06:56.560 he went and he said,

00:06:58.720 I told you something.

00:07:01.000 This is obviously not what he said.

00:07:03.780 But I told you

00:07:04.740 that

00:07:06.140 when a president draws a red line,

00:07:10.300 a president has to follow through on it.

00:07:12.940 I told you this was unacceptable.

00:07:15.060 And I'm just enforcing the red line

00:07:18.780 that our last do-nothing president

00:07:21.020 refused to enforce.

00:07:23.900 He said it was unacceptable.

00:07:25.820 I said it was unacceptable.

00:07:27.640 I don't care what the rest of the world thinks.

00:07:30.540 I don't care if it's Russia

00:07:32.740 on the other side.

00:07:35.340 I'm launching.

00:07:37.400 He basically says that to the American people.

00:07:40.920 Well,

00:07:41.360 he says something different

00:07:42.340 to the American people,

00:07:43.200 but that's what he was saying to China.

00:07:46.320 China.

00:07:47.640 So he walks back

00:07:48.880 with the president of China.

00:07:52.000 And that's what the president of China heard.

00:07:55.260 Yeah,

00:07:55.700 I don't really care about Russia.

00:07:59.220 I just saw that this was wrong

00:08:01.160 and we're not going to tolerate it.

00:08:02.580 And I don't care what the rest of the world thinks.

00:08:04.700 Now,

00:08:05.080 what is the president of China thinking

00:08:07.620 about Donald Trump?

00:08:10.040 This is a...

00:08:10.840 And I don't...

00:08:12.460 They rehearsed this for two days.

00:08:15.340 So this is something that

00:08:17.000 they had been working towards

00:08:19.720 since the gassing.

00:08:22.080 So this was not planned in advance for this.

00:08:25.480 It just happened to fall into

00:08:28.400 brilliant,

00:08:30.520 almost providential timing.

00:08:32.460 So,

00:08:35.580 what are the conversations

00:08:37.900 with China going to be?

00:08:40.560 Now the president of China

00:08:42.080 realizes,

00:08:43.200 crap,

00:08:43.660 we are not dealing with Barack Obama.

00:08:46.520 We're not even dealing with a guy

00:08:48.240 who I think is necessarily sane.

00:08:52.440 He's a guy who said,

00:08:53.780 the one China policy,

00:08:55.520 out.

00:08:57.000 And by the way,

00:08:57.980 I don't care what you say.

00:08:59.080 You're cheating us with trade.

00:09:01.480 I want a better trade deal.

00:09:03.400 Oh,

00:09:03.580 and by the way,

00:09:04.220 I'm willing to lob missiles

00:09:05.700 and go to war alone

00:09:07.980 in North Korea.

00:09:10.280 The president of China,

00:09:12.460 remember,

00:09:12.980 their mindset is entirely different.

00:09:16.020 The president of China

00:09:17.580 is looking at that saying,

00:09:19.280 if I'm looking at the next 500 years,

00:09:22.480 I need to get past the next four

00:09:25.380 with this guy.

00:09:27.400 And this guy

00:09:28.680 just might do it.

00:09:33.240 This worked out really well

00:09:35.160 if you are

00:09:36.800 in the United States

00:09:38.820 and concerned about

00:09:39.980 war with North Korea.

00:09:42.820 This

00:09:43.340 possibly

00:09:44.460 gave us the upper hand

00:09:46.660 at the talks with China today

00:09:48.580 because China does not want a war

00:09:51.160 and they certainly do not want

00:09:52.660 the United States going in there unilaterally.

00:09:54.560 Mark my words,

00:09:57.200 neither do I.

00:09:58.900 I don't want a war.

00:10:00.880 We have known about North Korea

00:10:03.580 and as if I may go back

00:10:05.080 in a time tunnel

00:10:05.940 and repeat the words

00:10:07.860 of a monologue

00:10:08.480 I gave in about 2003,

00:10:11.160 you must take care

00:10:13.960 of North Korea

00:10:15.420 now

00:10:16.540 because there will be a time

00:10:19.320 when you have

00:10:20.480 no good options

00:10:21.780 and they will have

00:10:22.700 nuclear weapons.

00:10:24.500 You have to be tough

00:10:25.940 with them

00:10:26.520 now

00:10:27.560 on sanctions.

00:10:29.260 Well,

00:10:29.740 that time

00:10:30.200 obviously

00:10:30.900 is 14 years ago.

00:10:34.400 We do not want

00:10:35.840 a war

00:10:36.160 with North Korea.

00:10:37.700 We do not want

00:10:39.020 a war

00:10:39.320 with China.

00:10:40.140 We do not want

00:10:40.980 a war

00:10:41.360 with Russia.

00:10:43.120 And the

00:10:43.820 most disturbing

00:10:45.280 thing I heard

00:10:46.060 from the president

00:10:46.660 last night

00:10:47.320 was regime

00:10:49.540 change.

00:10:50.220 We want

00:10:51.640 regime change.

00:10:56.380 Can somebody

00:10:57.420 tell me

00:10:58.140 the last time

00:10:59.280 we set out

00:11:00.140 for regime change

00:11:01.680 when it worked?

00:11:06.860 It's worked.

00:11:08.280 Germany.

00:11:09.120 Germany.

00:11:09.800 Yeah.

00:11:10.140 Okay.

00:11:10.920 What was the price

00:11:11.520 on that one?

00:11:13.440 50 million people.

00:11:14.900 Uh-huh.

00:11:15.200 60 million.

00:11:16.000 Pretty high.

00:11:17.180 Yeah.

00:11:17.320 We had no choice

00:11:19.000 but regime change.

00:11:21.020 However,

00:11:22.280 that regime change

00:11:23.980 came in a

00:11:25.700 Western country.

00:11:27.220 One

00:11:27.980 that we understood.

00:11:30.620 One where

00:11:31.780 we as

00:11:32.980 the Western world

00:11:34.320 were very

00:11:35.660 clear

00:11:36.700 that's evil.

00:11:38.420 and all

00:11:40.200 of the

00:11:40.640 countries,

00:11:41.300 all of the

00:11:41.840 Western countries

00:11:42.940 that had

00:11:43.640 that same

00:11:44.360 kind of

00:11:44.940 culture

00:11:45.380 and same

00:11:46.220 kind of

00:11:46.660 Christian

00:11:47.120 background,

00:11:48.220 they all

00:11:48.740 knew it.

00:11:49.520 We knew,

00:11:50.400 take the

00:11:50.820 bad guys

00:11:51.520 out.

00:11:52.000 Don't kill

00:11:52.440 the Germans,

00:11:53.280 kill all

00:11:53.680 the Nazis

00:11:54.320 and we're

00:11:55.680 going to be

00:11:56.000 fine because

00:11:57.280 the Germans

00:11:58.060 are not

00:11:59.280 necessarily

00:12:00.120 Nazis.

00:12:01.560 Now,

00:12:02.380 tell me how

00:12:03.620 clear we are

00:12:04.540 as a nation

00:12:05.380 that Muslims

00:12:06.920 are not

00:12:08.420 all

00:12:08.800 Islamists.

00:12:10.660 I'm not

00:12:11.420 even sure

00:12:11.840 our president

00:12:12.560 understands

00:12:13.300 that.

00:12:15.460 We are

00:12:16.320 looking,

00:12:17.180 instead of

00:12:17.840 looking at

00:12:18.420 the Middle

00:12:18.900 East,

00:12:19.720 like we

00:12:20.260 looked at

00:12:20.740 Germany

00:12:21.240 and said

00:12:22.140 there are

00:12:22.460 Islamists

00:12:23.160 and here's

00:12:24.060 how you

00:12:24.420 identify them.

00:12:25.900 Here's who

00:12:26.280 they are,

00:12:26.920 here's what

00:12:27.240 they believe,

00:12:28.140 here's what

00:12:28.520 they'll do,

00:12:29.500 here are their

00:12:30.000 atrocities.

00:12:31.880 We instead

00:12:33.000 say these

00:12:34.140 are Muslims

00:12:34.740 that have

00:12:35.240 just been,

00:12:35.880 they're poor

00:12:36.480 and they're

00:12:37.600 sad and

00:12:39.080 they just

00:12:40.340 love peace.

00:12:41.460 No,

00:12:42.820 these are

00:12:43.480 Muslim

00:12:44.060 Islamists

00:12:45.220 who will

00:12:46.440 kill everyone

00:12:47.320 on the planet

00:12:48.140 that disagrees

00:12:48.980 with them.

00:12:49.920 They're throwing

00:12:50.700 homosexuals

00:12:51.980 off rooftops

00:12:53.320 because they

00:12:54.060 believe God

00:12:54.660 told them

00:12:55.240 to.

00:12:56.400 I'm sorry,

00:12:57.920 you're an

00:12:58.460 Islamist,

00:12:59.760 you are an

00:13:00.520 enemy,

00:13:00.900 Muslims

00:13:02.520 are not.

00:13:04.680 Now,

00:13:05.760 where do

00:13:06.400 we go?

00:13:07.400 Who is

00:13:07.880 leading that

00:13:08.560 parade in

00:13:09.260 America?

00:13:10.380 So we

00:13:10.900 have a

00:13:11.420 blurry focus.

00:13:13.580 Next

00:13:13.940 thing,

00:13:15.420 tell me

00:13:16.000 who the

00:13:16.640 good guys

00:13:17.260 are in

00:13:17.880 the Middle

00:13:18.300 East that

00:13:19.320 are going

00:13:19.640 to fill

00:13:20.220 that vacuum.

00:13:22.000 Tell me

00:13:22.280 who they

00:13:22.540 are.

00:13:22.760 Is it

00:13:23.000 Saudi

00:13:23.240 Arabia?

00:13:25.620 Is it

00:13:26.340 the UAE?

00:13:28.080 Is it

00:13:28.820 Egypt?

00:13:29.240 Is it

00:13:29.480 Libya?

00:13:29.780 I trust

00:13:32.020 Jordan and

00:13:33.460 Jordan is

00:13:34.140 afraid for

00:13:34.680 their lives

00:13:35.360 right now.

00:13:37.040 Is it

00:13:37.900 Iran or

00:13:40.640 Iraq with

00:13:41.520 the help

00:13:41.960 of Russia?

00:13:42.500 we have

00:13:45.300 destabilized

00:13:46.360 thanks to

00:13:47.420 what's her

00:13:49.060 name?

00:13:49.280 Susan

00:13:49.540 Powers.

00:13:51.460 We have

00:13:52.140 destabilized

00:13:53.440 the entire

00:13:54.700 Middle East

00:13:55.480 and we

00:13:56.680 did it at

00:13:57.320 first thinking,

00:13:58.460 oh,

00:13:58.840 well,

00:13:59.560 it's like

00:14:00.020 the West.

00:14:01.460 We get

00:14:02.240 rid of the

00:14:02.700 bad guys

00:14:03.340 and the

00:14:03.720 good guys

00:14:04.180 will have

00:14:04.660 the balls

00:14:05.160 to stand

00:14:05.700 up.

00:14:06.380 No,

00:14:06.660 they won't.

00:14:07.780 They don't

00:14:08.120 have the ball.

00:14:08.560 They're

00:14:08.780 surrounded.

00:14:09.480 How many

00:14:11.140 good guys

00:14:11.740 do you

00:14:12.000 see here

00:14:12.460 stand up?

00:14:13.700 They don't

00:14:14.120 stand up here

00:14:14.840 except for

00:14:15.340 patriots like

00:14:16.220 Zutty Jasser

00:14:17.060 because they're

00:14:18.060 afraid they'll

00:14:18.820 get snuffed

00:14:19.460 out here.

00:14:21.420 Yeah,

00:14:21.920 they're going to

00:14:22.180 stand up in the

00:14:22.700 Middle East

00:14:23.180 surrounded by,

00:14:24.760 you know,

00:14:26.420 what?

00:14:26.960 Let's be

00:14:27.600 kind in the

00:14:31.140 numbers.

00:14:32.020 A million

00:14:32.880 Islamists?

00:14:34.180 It's probably

00:14:34.980 more like

00:14:35.460 10 million

00:14:36.600 Islamists

00:14:37.380 at least.

00:14:39.980 Not going

00:14:40.600 to stand

00:14:40.900 up.

00:14:41.640 So we

00:14:42.080 destabilize.

00:14:43.160 What happens?

00:14:44.760 Who's going

00:14:45.240 to fill that

00:14:45.760 role?

00:14:46.680 Well,

00:14:46.920 we're not

00:14:47.220 going to

00:14:47.440 pick it.

00:14:47.960 Russia will

00:14:48.580 pick it.

00:14:50.160 Oh,

00:14:50.580 so we're

00:14:50.880 going to

00:14:51.060 put Russia

00:14:52.740 and have

00:14:56.380 Russia,

00:14:57.520 who hates

00:14:58.840 the West,

00:15:00.080 who's trying

00:15:00.860 to correct

00:15:01.520 the history

00:15:02.800 of the West,

00:15:04.460 who hates

00:15:05.920 Israel,

00:15:06.940 the only

00:15:07.400 democracy

00:15:08.080 and freedom

00:15:08.700 in the

00:15:09.260 Middle East.

00:15:10.980 Oh,

00:15:11.360 okay,

00:15:11.560 we're going

00:15:11.800 to have

00:15:12.140 them do

00:15:12.480 it.

00:15:12.960 There are

00:15:13.300 no winners

00:15:13.920 here.

00:15:15.840 What we

00:15:16.720 look at

00:15:17.340 are the

00:15:17.880 children.

00:15:22.060 When you

00:15:22.800 look at

00:15:23.320 things like

00:15:25.420 Somalia,

00:15:27.460 when you

00:15:28.180 look at

00:15:28.640 places,

00:15:30.220 where was

00:15:30.780 the other

00:15:31.040 place,

00:15:31.460 Stu?

00:15:31.560 We were

00:15:31.740 just talking

00:15:32.180 about the

00:15:32.660 other horrible

00:15:33.520 tragedy that

00:15:34.280 happened.

00:15:34.860 Rwanda.

00:15:35.420 Rwanda,

00:15:36.200 we can

00:15:39.180 help.

00:15:40.800 Rwanda,

00:15:41.700 we could

00:15:42.340 have helped,

00:15:43.940 but nobody

00:15:45.060 wanted to,

00:15:46.080 because why?

00:15:47.300 There's

00:15:47.960 nothing in

00:15:48.460 it for us.

00:15:50.540 That's the

00:15:51.400 worst reason

00:15:52.480 not to

00:15:53.080 help.

00:15:55.660 We could

00:15:56.640 have stopped

00:15:57.220 Rwanda.

00:15:59.000 Can we

00:15:59.980 make things

00:16:00.720 better in

00:16:01.480 Syria?

00:16:01.860 I'm not

00:16:02.820 sure.

00:16:04.180 If we

00:16:04.980 had a

00:16:05.440 record of

00:16:05.960 making any

00:16:06.800 place in

00:16:07.520 the Middle

00:16:07.840 East better,

00:16:09.200 you could

00:16:10.460 make a

00:16:10.840 case.

00:16:14.920 Donald

00:16:15.520 Trump

00:16:16.040 is headed

00:16:18.040 into

00:16:18.520 treacherous

00:16:19.740 waters.

00:16:21.980 His

00:16:22.580 strong base,

00:16:24.100 who heard

00:16:24.680 no more

00:16:25.140 wars,

00:16:26.260 are now

00:16:26.840 beginning to

00:16:27.420 turn on

00:16:27.860 him this

00:16:28.380 morning.

00:16:28.760 his

00:16:31.540 base on

00:16:38.000 economic

00:16:39.000 stability

00:16:39.700 is very

00:16:41.160 weak.

00:16:42.440 On

00:16:43.160 health care,

00:16:44.020 very weak.

00:16:45.880 If he

00:16:46.800 gets us

00:16:47.280 roped into

00:16:48.240 another war,

00:16:49.440 the left

00:16:49.960 is going to

00:16:50.380 go crazy,

00:16:51.240 the uber

00:16:51.720 right is

00:16:52.500 going to

00:16:52.840 go crazy.

00:16:54.800 We could

00:16:55.740 be looking

00:16:56.200 at a

00:16:56.800 lame duck

00:16:57.360 president,

00:16:57.960 soon.

00:17:00.540 Because of

00:17:01.480 what's

00:17:01.720 happening with

00:17:02.340 Bannon and

00:17:03.000 what's

00:17:03.260 happening with

00:17:03.800 Jared Kushner,

00:17:06.360 what's

00:17:09.160 happening inside

00:17:10.320 the White

00:17:10.880 House is

00:17:12.220 beginning to

00:17:13.040 change the

00:17:14.620 presidency.

00:17:16.300 We have to

00:17:17.300 be very

00:17:18.320 cautious.

00:17:19.760 Pray for

00:17:20.260 the president.

00:17:21.900 Pray for

00:17:22.320 our military.

00:17:24.400 Pray that

00:17:25.320 we have some

00:17:25.900 divine providence.

00:17:26.780 And last

00:17:27.540 night,

00:17:28.060 perhaps at

00:17:28.620 least for

00:17:29.080 North Korea,

00:17:30.460 we had

00:17:30.920 some.

00:17:33.820 This is the

00:17:35.180 Glenn Beck

00:17:35.880 program.

00:17:37.840 Mercury.

00:17:40.940 888-727-BECK.

00:17:43.100 This is the

00:17:44.420 Glenn Beck

00:17:45.120 program.

00:17:45.660 This is the

00:17:46.580 real problem.

00:17:47.240 We're talking in

00:17:47.720 the break.

00:17:48.220 We're going to

00:17:48.480 bring Jason

00:17:48.880 Petrill in.

00:17:49.820 We're talking in

00:17:50.340 the break.

00:17:51.300 I don't have

00:17:52.120 real confidence

00:17:52.880 in what this

00:17:54.120 government or

00:17:54.820 administration is

00:17:56.000 doing because

00:17:56.800 it's split

00:17:57.980 internally.

00:17:59.820 And I don't

00:18:00.120 know which

00:18:00.520 side is

00:18:01.020 winning.

00:18:02.060 Bannon

00:18:02.380 apparently was

00:18:03.360 saying don't

00:18:04.060 do it.

00:18:04.760 And Kushner

00:18:05.320 was saying do

00:18:06.440 it.

00:18:07.460 We did it.

00:18:08.840 So this

00:18:09.680 goes against

00:18:10.300 everything.

00:18:10.840 If you look at

00:18:11.280 the Donald

00:18:11.600 Trump tweets

00:18:12.240 that everybody's

00:18:12.760 retweeting today,

00:18:14.120 he violated

00:18:15.700 everything that

00:18:16.500 he said was

00:18:17.960 wrong with the

00:18:18.460 Obama

00:18:18.760 administration.

00:18:20.760 You've got to

00:18:21.340 go to Congress.

00:18:22.080 You can't do

00:18:22.520 this.

00:18:22.860 Stay out of

00:18:23.340 Syria.

00:18:23.920 Let the

00:18:24.220 Russians handle

00:18:24.900 it.

00:18:25.840 So it

00:18:27.260 shows again he

00:18:28.160 has no moral

00:18:29.100 center.

00:18:30.180 Who is he

00:18:30.780 listening to?

00:18:32.620 That's that's

00:18:33.440 the scary thing

00:18:34.380 about this.

00:18:34.960 I don't know

00:18:35.580 when he says

00:18:36.180 regime change.

00:18:38.160 Does he really

00:18:39.120 mean regime

00:18:39.980 change and what

00:18:40.980 is he going to

00:18:41.400 back that up

00:18:42.040 with and what

00:18:42.920 does that mean?

00:18:43.860 Does that mean

00:18:44.540 because Jason

00:18:45.900 what happened

00:18:46.680 with the French?

00:18:47.720 How did we get

00:18:48.260 the Assad family

00:18:49.100 in?

00:18:50.000 So yeah,

00:18:50.320 that was a

00:18:50.700 French broker

00:18:51.280 deal and the

00:18:52.140 French came in

00:18:52.720 and they knew

00:18:53.140 that they wanted

00:18:53.800 to keep everybody

00:18:54.440 divided.

00:18:55.120 They did not

00:18:55.480 want a Sunni

00:18:56.000 majority to run

00:18:56.680 through.

00:18:57.380 So they kept

00:18:58.340 they put the

00:18:59.200 Alawite minority

00:18:59.940 which is what

00:19:00.660 the Assad family

00:19:01.280 came to call.

00:19:01.560 So now it's

00:19:03.380 falling apart

00:19:03.940 because it's a

00:19:04.840 puppet regime.

00:19:05.720 It was manufactured.

00:19:07.760 Now who's going

00:19:08.280 to do that?

00:19:08.960 Us or is it

00:19:10.140 Russia?

00:19:11.140 If anybody's

00:19:11.680 going to put

00:19:11.940 them in,

00:19:12.560 go ahead.

00:19:13.140 It's not going

00:19:13.440 to work out

00:19:13.760 well for us

00:19:14.400 but let Russia

00:19:15.220 do it.

00:19:15.560 At least the

00:19:15.940 people will hate

00:19:16.740 Russia and not

00:19:18.160 us.

00:19:18.680 There's no good

00:19:19.320 guy here.

00:19:21.280 You're listening

00:19:24.520 to the Glenn Beck

00:19:25.420 Program.

00:19:28.020 Mercury.

00:19:31.740 This is the

00:19:32.760 Glenn Beck

00:19:33.340 Program.

00:19:33.860 So let's just

00:19:36.520 recap.

00:19:37.600 If you just

00:19:38.000 joined us

00:19:38.520 last night

00:19:39.280 there was a

00:19:41.100 limited response

00:19:42.020 to the gassing

00:19:43.300 of the Syrian

00:19:44.560 people

00:19:45.300 by the United

00:19:47.340 States.

00:19:47.960 50 Tomahawk

00:19:49.040 missiles cost us

00:19:49.840 $49 million

00:19:50.600 took out an

00:19:51.620 airfield

00:19:52.200 and

00:19:54.220 those planes

00:19:56.740 some of them

00:19:57.480 were destroyed

00:19:58.040 but the planes

00:19:58.900 that were left

00:20:00.380 cannot leave

00:20:01.100 that airfield

00:20:01.720 now it was

00:20:02.840 to cripple

00:20:05.060 his ability

00:20:06.280 to fly the

00:20:07.540 planes and

00:20:08.200 drop bombs

00:20:09.080 gas bombs

00:20:09.920 on his own

00:20:10.960 people.

00:20:11.820 If this is

00:20:12.860 where it

00:20:13.280 ends I'm

00:20:14.860 fairly comfortable

00:20:16.120 with this

00:20:16.740 response.

00:20:18.240 However

00:20:18.500 we're talking

00:20:20.200 now about

00:20:21.080 what can

00:20:22.060 we you know

00:20:23.160 we have to

00:20:24.480 don't we have

00:20:24.980 a responsibility

00:20:25.560 to to help

00:20:27.460 people.

00:20:27.860 Don't we have

00:20:28.540 a responsibility

00:20:29.060 we have the

00:20:29.780 means to

00:20:30.360 stop.

00:20:30.980 Well my

00:20:32.420 problem with

00:20:33.120 this is is

00:20:33.740 that it

00:20:34.020 always turns

00:20:35.000 into a

00:20:37.720 quagmire.

00:20:38.880 It hasn't

00:20:39.900 ever worked

00:20:40.820 out well

00:20:41.820 at least in

00:20:43.900 the Middle

00:20:44.220 East.

00:20:44.700 Outside of

00:20:45.500 the West

00:20:46.080 it doesn't

00:20:46.880 seem to

00:20:47.540 work out

00:20:48.120 well.

00:20:49.480 And let me

00:20:50.380 give you an

00:20:50.700 example just

00:20:51.200 from last

00:20:51.640 night.

00:20:52.900 Jason what

00:20:53.740 does the

00:20:54.120 headline mean

00:20:54.780 that just

00:20:55.120 came out

00:20:55.580 about Russia

00:20:56.740 upping the

00:20:57.680 defenses?

00:20:59.060 So yeah

00:20:59.860 there's a lot

00:21:00.540 more there

00:21:00.960 than meets

00:21:01.740 the eye.

00:21:02.460 If Russia

00:21:03.120 sends in

00:21:03.640 more S-300

00:21:04.260 missiles their

00:21:05.160 missile defense

00:21:05.860 then that

00:21:06.740 means that it

00:21:07.600 totally screws

00:21:08.380 Israel.

00:21:09.200 So Israel has

00:21:09.940 been able to

00:21:10.340 keep Hezbollah

00:21:10.840 at bay and

00:21:11.560 basically stop

00:21:12.100 them from

00:21:12.400 their next

00:21:12.980 assault.

00:21:14.620 And that's

00:21:15.160 coming too.

00:21:15.800 After Syria

00:21:16.400 stabilizes the

00:21:17.260 next assault is

00:21:18.280 Hezbollah into

00:21:18.820 the Golan Heights.

00:21:19.700 Mark my words.

00:21:20.960 But the only

00:21:21.500 thing keeping

00:21:21.860 them from

00:21:22.100 doing that is

00:21:22.920 Israel sending

00:21:23.720 in planes and

00:21:24.240 they do a

00:21:24.520 strike every

00:21:25.000 other month or

00:21:25.520 so and they

00:21:25.980 take out a

00:21:26.420 weapons cache.

00:21:27.480 Well now

00:21:28.020 they that

00:21:28.900 basically takes

00:21:30.160 that out.

00:21:30.940 Israel's not

00:21:31.740 going to be

00:21:31.980 able to fly

00:21:32.380 in there with

00:21:33.080 those S-300s

00:21:33.920 in.

00:21:34.280 So that's a

00:21:35.380 big step

00:21:35.760 back.

00:21:36.440 So last

00:21:37.580 night we

00:21:38.700 think we

00:21:39.360 did good but

00:21:41.860 actually now

00:21:42.780 with the

00:21:43.120 response from

00:21:43.900 Russia it's

00:21:45.100 actually hurting

00:21:46.060 Israel.

00:21:46.620 Now Israel was

00:21:47.280 with us on

00:21:47.800 this strike last

00:21:48.520 night.

00:21:48.760 Israel, well

00:21:49.640 they weren't

00:21:49.980 with us but

00:21:50.540 they immediately

00:21:51.540 came out and

00:21:52.320 said they

00:21:53.480 approve.

00:21:53.960 Australia did

00:21:55.380 the same

00:21:55.760 thing, they

00:21:56.340 approve.

00:21:58.280 But how

00:22:00.360 is this going

00:22:00.860 to affect

00:22:01.380 down the

00:22:02.140 road?

00:22:02.560 That's the

00:22:03.080 problem is

00:22:04.780 we butt

00:22:06.180 our nose into

00:22:07.120 people's business

00:22:08.000 and we think

00:22:09.000 we're making it

00:22:09.660 better and we

00:22:10.360 always compromise

00:22:11.900 and we're like

00:22:12.600 okay well this

00:22:13.740 guy's better than

00:22:14.940 the other guy

00:22:15.880 but the other

00:22:17.380 guy is really

00:22:18.000 bad and

00:22:19.020 sometimes that

00:22:19.720 guy's overthrown

00:22:20.960 and then you

00:22:21.680 get ISIS.

00:22:23.540 Not good.

00:22:24.620 I'm no

00:22:25.380 Middle East

00:22:26.120 expert but

00:22:27.160 if I could

00:22:27.640 suggest something

00:22:28.600 that I think

00:22:28.980 could work would

00:22:29.900 be to give

00:22:31.500 Assad a Pepsi.

00:22:33.220 A lot of

00:22:33.940 times real

00:22:34.560 disagreements are

00:22:35.600 broken down

00:22:36.340 particularly if

00:22:37.280 you send

00:22:37.420 Kendall Jenner

00:22:38.060 there to

00:22:38.880 hand Assad

00:22:39.640 a Pepsi.

00:22:40.800 And I think

00:22:41.160 what would

00:22:41.760 probably happen

00:22:42.260 is the people

00:22:42.980 around would

00:22:43.380 start cheering

00:22:43.900 and the walls

00:22:45.320 would break

00:22:45.660 down and I

00:22:46.200 would say Jews

00:22:47.120 and Syrians

00:22:48.200 are hugging in

00:22:48.960 minutes really.

00:22:49.900 I mean that's

00:22:50.820 just a throwing

00:22:51.840 it out there.

00:22:52.340 Just throw it

00:22:52.560 out there.

00:22:53.200 I think it's

00:22:53.540 something we

00:22:53.780 should consider

00:22:54.340 and I don't

00:22:54.660 know if Trump

00:22:55.160 or Bannon

00:22:55.600 I don't know

00:22:55.960 who's the right

00:22:56.640 guy to go to

00:22:57.260 with that but

00:22:58.780 I mean I do

00:22:59.180 think Kendall

00:22:59.560 Jenner needs to

00:23:00.080 be involved.

00:23:00.220 I know that

00:23:00.660 we've tried to

00:23:01.200 teach the world

00:23:01.740 to sing in

00:23:03.760 perfect harmony

00:23:04.540 and it did

00:23:05.240 not work out.

00:23:06.380 It did not

00:23:06.900 work out.

00:23:07.940 So just forget

00:23:08.900 about the singing

00:23:09.560 just drink this.

00:23:11.320 Right.

00:23:11.800 Right.

00:23:12.380 And I think he

00:23:13.240 would trust anybody

00:23:13.940 from the United

00:23:14.500 States bringing him

00:23:15.840 something to drink

00:23:16.540 right now.

00:23:17.080 Right.

00:23:17.500 Oh yeah.

00:23:17.860 Just drink this.

00:23:19.640 It'll make

00:23:20.120 it might solve

00:23:21.200 the problem

00:23:21.600 if we do it

00:23:22.100 right.

00:23:24.540 It's tough.

00:23:25.360 You know you're

00:23:26.360 right.

00:23:26.740 We all kind of

00:23:27.400 agreed off the

00:23:28.100 off the air that

00:23:29.320 if this is the

00:23:30.420 full response and

00:23:31.420 that there's a one

00:23:32.140 day of a few

00:23:32.800 missiles to an

00:23:33.440 airfield we're

00:23:34.280 sending a little

00:23:34.760 bit of a message

00:23:35.420 we're saying we'll

00:23:36.380 act unilaterally

00:23:37.120 which has some

00:23:37.740 good repercussions

00:23:39.480 to others and

00:23:41.240 we're it gives a

00:23:42.460 small step.

00:23:43.240 It gives the

00:23:43.900 president his first

00:23:45.100 international test

00:23:46.300 which is always

00:23:47.540 important.

00:23:48.300 Don't screw with

00:23:49.660 us shows strength

00:23:51.300 so there's some

00:23:51.980 if this was it

00:23:53.040 we could say

00:23:53.700 okay you know

00:23:54.300 what there's some

00:23:54.800 positives there

00:23:55.420 and you know

00:23:57.200 but I worry about

00:23:57.940 anything extended

00:23:58.780 but even then

00:23:59.520 even with that

00:24:00.680 little tiny thing

00:24:01.780 we're seeing a

00:24:02.340 Russian response

00:24:03.280 where they're

00:24:04.400 adding you know

00:24:06.580 air defenses

00:24:07.200 which makes our

00:24:08.140 ability to handle

00:24:10.100 the situation with

00:24:11.100 ISIS in Syria

00:24:12.040 more difficult.

00:24:13.360 It expands the

00:24:15.740 rift between us

00:24:16.460 and Russia

00:24:16.800 which is obviously

00:24:17.480 not positive

00:24:18.260 and in addition

00:24:20.120 to that

00:24:20.520 the Israel

00:24:21.800 situation we just

00:24:22.660 talked about

00:24:23.080 and that's just

00:24:23.800 off of one

00:24:24.540 night.

00:24:25.920 I mean that's the

00:24:26.420 problem with these

00:24:27.080 things is it's

00:24:28.020 impossible.

00:24:29.400 It's like government

00:24:30.520 trying to manage an

00:24:31.440 economy.

00:24:32.320 A lot of times

00:24:32.800 their abilities

00:24:34.300 you know

00:24:35.120 their intentions

00:24:36.260 are great

00:24:36.840 they want to help

00:24:37.580 people and they

00:24:38.040 want to do all

00:24:38.420 these things

00:24:38.760 but it's just

00:24:39.300 too complicated

00:24:40.200 a process

00:24:40.740 and it never

00:24:41.580 works.

00:24:42.660 And that's kind

00:24:43.360 of where I am

00:24:43.940 now on these

00:24:44.480 things.

00:24:44.940 They make me

00:24:45.460 more nervous

00:24:45.920 because we

00:24:46.380 can never

00:24:46.940 seem to handle

00:24:47.520 it.

00:24:47.920 And that's

00:24:48.160 not even a

00:24:49.900 commentary on

00:24:50.580 Trump or

00:24:51.440 Obama or

00:24:52.360 any president.

00:24:53.520 I mean you

00:24:54.040 could pick

00:24:54.360 anyone you

00:24:54.880 want.

00:24:55.240 It's been the

00:24:55.260 last 50 years.

00:24:56.140 Yeah it's

00:24:56.540 just impossible.

00:24:58.000 Look I

00:24:58.720 shouldn't say

00:24:59.120 the last 50

00:24:59.620 years.

00:25:00.040 This has been

00:25:00.680 happening since

00:25:01.700 Theodore Roosevelt.

00:25:03.140 Theodore Roosevelt

00:25:03.940 said we have a

00:25:06.120 responsibility now.

00:25:07.660 We are so big

00:25:08.480 and so powerful

00:25:09.340 and so rich

00:25:10.320 that we have a

00:25:11.620 responsibility to

00:25:13.280 police the rest

00:25:14.460 of the world

00:25:15.060 and that's

00:25:16.520 where we

00:25:16.880 went.

00:25:17.260 We started

00:25:17.760 in with

00:25:18.460 South America

00:25:21.360 and mistake

00:25:22.680 after.

00:25:22.960 Why are there

00:25:24.160 so many

00:25:24.560 communists down

00:25:25.300 there?

00:25:25.600 Why is there

00:25:26.080 such an

00:25:26.520 anti-American

00:25:27.520 and really

00:25:29.300 conspiracy kind

00:25:30.580 of central

00:25:31.700 of the CIA

00:25:32.980 is just

00:25:33.540 because that's

00:25:34.520 what we did

00:25:35.500 because all

00:25:36.420 that stuff is

00:25:36.920 true.

00:25:37.940 We did

00:25:38.640 prop up

00:25:39.320 puppet

00:25:39.820 dictators down

00:25:40.760 there.

00:25:41.100 We did

00:25:41.820 meddle with

00:25:42.620 influence

00:25:43.240 and it

00:25:44.460 doesn't

00:25:44.940 work out

00:25:45.420 well.

00:25:46.220 It just

00:25:46.760 doesn't

00:25:47.260 work out

00:25:47.680 well.

00:25:48.580 I would

00:25:49.020 argue that

00:25:49.560 this is

00:25:50.900 the hardest

00:25:52.240 situation

00:25:52.700 ever.

00:25:53.560 You hear

00:25:54.080 Senator

00:25:54.720 Marco Rubio

00:25:55.300 talk about

00:25:55.960 go in

00:25:56.580 regime change

00:25:57.420 destabilization.

00:25:59.500 There's ways

00:26:00.000 for us to

00:26:00.420 win on this

00:26:01.400 without any

00:26:02.040 more action.

00:26:03.000 It all

00:26:03.420 runs through

00:26:03.900 Russia.

00:26:04.220 The only

00:26:06.320 reason Assad

00:26:07.060 is in power

00:26:07.520 right now

00:26:07.960 is because

00:26:08.340 Russia is

00:26:09.040 the grantor

00:26:09.700 of their

00:26:10.340 stability

00:26:10.760 and the

00:26:11.300 regime

00:26:11.660 right now.

00:26:12.100 Everything

00:26:12.700 runs through

00:26:13.100 Russia.

00:26:13.420 I would

00:26:13.740 argue that

00:26:14.580 Russia's

00:26:15.480 long game

00:26:16.060 has always

00:26:16.840 been to

00:26:17.380 gain

00:26:17.560 concessions

00:26:18.120 elsewhere in

00:26:18.600 the world.

00:26:19.320 Nobody has

00:26:20.160 a dog in

00:26:20.720 the Syria

00:26:21.080 fight.

00:26:21.880 They want

00:26:22.880 the pipeline.

00:26:24.600 I don't

00:26:24.860 think so.

00:26:26.040 They have

00:26:26.640 no freshwater

00:26:27.760 port.

00:26:28.940 We want

00:26:29.640 the pipeline.

00:26:30.160 The pipeline

00:26:30.660 or the port?

00:26:31.740 The port.

00:26:32.500 Sorry,

00:26:32.740 the port.

00:26:34.160 Again,

00:26:35.080 nothing is

00:26:35.660 stopping them

00:26:36.080 from going

00:26:36.400 somewhere else

00:26:36.840 and getting

00:26:37.080 a weak

00:26:38.840 naval port.

00:26:39.580 There's nothing

00:26:39.980 stopping them

00:26:40.480 from going

00:26:40.860 elsewhere and

00:26:41.300 getting another

00:26:41.680 one.

00:26:41.880 It's easily

00:26:42.680 replaceable.

00:26:43.480 They're not

00:26:44.160 going to war

00:26:44.720 over that

00:26:45.040 port.

00:26:45.880 They're just

00:26:46.180 not.

00:26:46.520 They could get

00:26:47.440 it in Greece.

00:26:48.180 They're kicking

00:26:50.420 back up the

00:26:50.920 Balkans again.

00:26:51.880 Serbia and the

00:26:53.000 Balkan areas.

00:26:54.300 That's the next

00:26:55.160 flashpoint that

00:26:55.800 will happen.

00:26:56.600 I don't think

00:26:57.140 anyone is going

00:26:57.720 to war over

00:26:58.240 Syria.

00:26:59.500 Everyone is

00:26:59.920 playing Syria

00:27:00.560 for their own

00:27:01.020 goals right now.

00:27:02.080 I think

00:27:02.480 eventually Russia

00:27:03.540 can broker a

00:27:04.260 deal where

00:27:05.320 they win.

00:27:06.960 It looks like

00:27:07.420 we win.

00:27:08.220 Even if Assad

00:27:08.800 stays in power

00:27:09.480 and the family

00:27:09.980 doesn't go.

00:27:10.480 Even if he

00:27:10.960 keeps them

00:27:11.940 under control

00:27:12.440 and saying

00:27:12.820 the U.S.

00:27:13.880 What's the

00:27:14.340 family like

00:27:15.080 Jason?

00:27:16.060 The Assad

00:27:17.040 family.

00:27:18.080 Dad's really

00:27:18.720 bad.

00:27:19.160 What about

00:27:19.400 everybody else?

00:27:20.640 The dad

00:27:20.980 was really

00:27:21.320 bad.

00:27:21.800 He did the

00:27:22.900 same thing

00:27:23.280 Assad did

00:27:23.960 when he first

00:27:24.840 came into

00:27:25.220 power.

00:27:25.820 He did a

00:27:26.260 huge suppression

00:27:27.060 back in the

00:27:28.000 70s.

00:27:29.200 I believe.

00:27:30.600 He killed

00:27:31.460 almost as many

00:27:32.760 people as

00:27:33.220 Assad did.

00:27:34.580 Assad got

00:27:35.180 into power

00:27:35.600 and he

00:27:36.400 ended up

00:27:36.720 doing the

00:27:37.020 same thing

00:27:37.360 his dad

00:27:37.700 did.

00:27:38.160 He thought

00:27:38.520 it would

00:27:38.860 work.

00:27:39.320 It worked

00:27:39.700 for dad.

00:27:40.160 It's going

00:27:40.360 to work

00:27:40.580 for me.

00:27:41.340 He wasn't

00:27:41.660 expecting the

00:27:42.180 Arab Spring.

00:27:43.720 It didn't go

00:27:44.500 well for him.

00:27:46.000 I don't know

00:27:46.600 too much about

00:27:47.140 his family

00:27:47.680 members.

00:27:48.520 His sons

00:27:49.220 and all that

00:27:50.120 going forward.

00:27:50.740 Asma

00:27:50.940 Al-Assad,

00:27:52.080 we know a lot

00:27:52.740 about her.

00:27:53.720 She has dark

00:27:54.200 brown eyes,

00:27:55.060 wavy chin

00:27:55.760 length brown

00:27:56.460 hair,

00:27:57.100 long neck,

00:27:58.200 an energetic

00:27:58.780 grace.

00:27:59.800 No watch,

00:28:00.920 no jewelry

00:28:01.660 apart from

00:28:02.300 Chanel

00:28:02.680 alligates

00:28:03.080 around her

00:28:03.520 neck.

00:28:03.900 Not even

00:28:04.200 a wedding

00:28:04.500 ring,

00:28:04.800 but fingernails

00:28:05.400 lacquered in

00:28:05.980 dark blue

00:28:06.460 green.

00:28:07.280 She's breezy,

00:28:08.100 conspiratorial,

00:28:08.780 and fun.

00:28:09.540 Wait,

00:28:09.900 wait, wait,

00:28:10.780 wait.

00:28:11.380 She's breezy,

00:28:12.720 conspiratorial,

00:28:13.920 and fun.

00:28:15.060 I like that.

00:28:17.100 That should

00:28:17.740 be Infowars

00:28:18.980 guy.

00:28:19.700 Alex Jones?

00:28:20.400 Yeah,

00:28:20.620 Alex Jones.

00:28:21.300 He's breezy,

00:28:22.300 conspiratorial,

00:28:23.480 and fun.

00:28:24.560 Are you reading

00:28:24.880 this from

00:28:25.140 Match.com?

00:28:26.000 It sounds

00:28:27.620 like it,

00:28:27.980 doesn't it?

00:28:28.440 Let me give

00:28:29.240 you the rest.

00:28:29.760 Her accent

00:28:30.220 is English,

00:28:30.780 but not

00:28:31.100 plummy.

00:28:32.120 Despite what

00:28:32.640 must be a

00:28:33.480 killer IQ,

00:28:34.200 she sometimes

00:28:34.720 uses urban

00:28:36.560 shorthand.

00:28:38.400 Such as,

00:28:38.980 I was like,

00:28:39.580 Teen Beat?

00:28:40.540 Close.

00:28:41.320 It was a

00:28:41.920 legitimate

00:28:42.460 profile,

00:28:43.300 2011,

00:28:44.460 Vogue.

00:28:45.540 It was called

00:28:46.960 A Rose in

00:28:47.660 the Desert,

00:28:48.880 and they

00:28:49.820 praised her

00:28:50.540 as a fashion

00:28:51.480 icon just

00:28:52.800 before they

00:28:53.600 all started

00:28:54.100 gassing their

00:28:54.700 people.

00:28:56.060 It's an

00:28:56.660 amazing view

00:28:57.700 of the

00:28:58.080 mainstream

00:28:58.420 media.

00:28:59.100 By the way,

00:28:59.620 it's almost

00:28:59.980 impossible to

00:29:00.800 find online.

00:29:01.360 If any,

00:29:02.860 full copies of

00:29:03.780 it exist,

00:29:04.220 I don't

00:29:04.380 know.

00:29:04.920 I've already

00:29:05.620 ordered a

00:29:06.160 copy of

00:29:07.660 the actual

00:29:08.220 magazine.

00:29:08.820 Oh,

00:29:09.000 we need one

00:29:09.440 for the

00:29:09.680 museum.

00:29:11.120 But it's

00:29:11.940 true.

00:29:12.280 Think about

00:29:12.960 that.

00:29:13.280 That's how

00:29:13.700 they looked

00:29:14.020 at her

00:29:14.300 at that

00:29:14.760 time.

00:29:15.160 Remember,

00:29:15.960 you see,

00:29:16.540 who was it?

00:29:17.140 Was it

00:29:17.420 Feinstein that

00:29:18.080 went over

00:29:18.340 there with

00:29:18.660 Assad?

00:29:20.000 We've seen

00:29:20.600 before this

00:29:21.420 started,

00:29:22.580 the left

00:29:23.040 loved this

00:29:23.560 guy.

00:29:24.020 He was,

00:29:25.100 you know,

00:29:25.500 they were

00:29:26.040 fans of

00:29:27.400 Assad.

00:29:27.740 God,

00:29:27.960 they liked

00:29:28.380 the,

00:29:28.740 I mean,

00:29:28.960 she was

00:29:29.460 a modern

00:29:30.460 Western

00:29:31.020 woman.

00:29:32.000 I mean,

00:29:32.340 seriously,

00:29:33.160 I swear to

00:29:33.660 you,

00:29:34.280 one of the

00:29:34.840 first lines

00:29:35.500 in this

00:29:36.160 story,

00:29:36.740 if I can

00:29:36.900 find it

00:29:37.080 real quick,

00:29:39.160 it is a

00:29:40.820 secular

00:29:42.340 country where

00:29:43.880 women earn

00:29:45.120 as much as

00:29:45.720 men.

00:29:46.660 Oh,

00:29:46.860 my God.

00:29:47.480 Oh,

00:29:47.760 well,

00:29:48.120 you know,

00:29:48.400 yes,

00:29:48.660 they're gassing

00:29:49.060 their people,

00:29:49.760 but pay equality.

00:29:51.200 So,

00:29:51.560 I don't know,

00:29:52.040 there's no wage

00:29:52.640 gap there.

00:29:53.600 I mean,

00:29:53.960 it's pretty

00:29:54.860 incredible.

00:29:55.980 Well,

00:29:56.160 there's no wage

00:29:56.660 gap because

00:29:57.180 they've killed

00:29:57.600 a lot of

00:29:57.960 the men.

00:30:00.080 That's true.

00:30:01.160 So,

00:30:01.720 they kind of

00:30:02.440 need everybody

00:30:03.580 on board.

00:30:06.360 This is the

00:30:07.460 Glenn Beck

00:30:08.140 Program.

00:30:09.980 Mercury.

00:30:13.720 This is the

00:30:14.600 Glenn Beck

00:30:15.120 Program.

00:30:16.400 So,

00:30:16.920 I don't know

00:30:17.200 how this show

00:30:17.720 derailed,

00:30:18.420 and all of a

00:30:18.980 sudden,

00:30:19.240 we're in the

00:30:19.540 break,

00:30:19.820 we're looking

00:30:20.200 up the

00:30:21.720 Assad,

00:30:23.260 the breezy

00:30:23.820 Assad.

00:30:24.100 thin-limbed

00:30:24.960 wife.

00:30:25.740 The freshest,

00:30:26.420 most magnetic

00:30:27.220 of firsts.

00:30:27.720 She's really

00:30:28.260 pretty.

00:30:29.740 And then we

00:30:30.440 started,

00:30:30.840 yeah,

00:30:31.020 but she's

00:30:31.420 no Queen

00:30:32.460 of Jordan,

00:30:33.100 and we

00:30:33.400 started looking

00:30:33.780 her up,

00:30:34.640 and then

00:30:35.780 the battle

00:30:36.820 is,

00:30:37.100 yeah,

00:30:37.240 but she's

00:30:37.540 no Melania

00:30:38.120 Trump.

00:30:38.660 I mean,

00:30:39.360 this is what

00:30:40.960 this show

00:30:41.460 has turned

00:30:42.000 into.

00:30:42.780 Well,

00:30:42.980 we're actually

00:30:43.320 winning this

00:30:43.780 battle now,

00:30:44.300 finally.

00:30:45.160 Well,

00:30:45.360 we have won

00:30:46.680 the battle,

00:30:47.020 the last two

00:30:47.360 presidents.

00:30:47.900 What's that?

00:30:48.300 We have won

00:30:48.940 the battle,

00:30:49.300 the last two

00:30:49.760 presidents.

00:30:50.020 For the hottest

00:30:50.380 first lady?

00:30:50.900 Yeah.

00:30:51.380 No,

00:30:51.760 I'm saying the

00:30:52.120 United States.

00:30:53.080 Yeah.

00:30:54.120 Yeah.

00:30:54.880 Well,

00:30:55.380 no,

00:30:55.500 you're just

00:30:56.000 talking about

00:30:56.580 her abs.

00:30:57.760 Well,

00:30:58.320 her arms.

00:30:58.940 We're talking

00:30:59.380 just arms,

00:31:00.200 I don't think

00:31:00.460 there's a

00:31:00.680 question,

00:31:01.060 obviously.

00:31:01.780 And you

00:31:02.340 wouldn't want

00:31:02.720 a first lady

00:31:05.200 who isn't

00:31:06.320 known for

00:31:06.800 her arms,

00:31:07.760 and then

00:31:08.620 takes a

00:31:09.160 picture of

00:31:09.600 her arms

00:31:10.040 folded.

00:31:11.200 You know

00:31:11.440 what I mean?

00:31:11.920 Oh,

00:31:12.120 my God.

00:31:12.320 That's so

00:31:12.740 insulting,

00:31:13.540 that whole

00:31:14.040 arms folded

00:31:14.680 thing,

00:31:15.320 even though

00:31:15.600 it looked

00:31:16.040 exactly like

00:31:17.680 the painting,

00:31:18.480 the very

00:31:18.780 famous painting

00:31:19.460 of Kennedy,

00:31:20.740 who has

00:31:21.400 his arms

00:31:21.800 folded.

00:31:22.260 And Obama.

00:31:23.040 Well,

00:31:23.460 and Obama,

00:31:24.020 the picture

00:31:24.540 that was in

00:31:25.180 every airport

00:31:26.260 and behind

00:31:27.240 every FBI

00:31:28.300 desk in

00:31:29.240 the country

00:31:29.960 with his

00:31:30.780 arms folded.

00:31:31.760 But what's

00:31:33.200 your point?

00:31:34.180 I mean,

00:31:34.780 I mean,

00:31:36.120 I don't

00:31:36.340 know.

00:31:38.760 The what's

00:31:39.820 her name?

00:31:40.480 Asthma.

00:31:41.680 She's named

00:31:42.420 after a disease.

00:31:43.360 It's kind of

00:31:43.780 weird.

00:31:44.480 No,

00:31:44.700 it's not.

00:31:46.760 Assad?

00:31:47.800 Yeah.

00:31:48.320 Asthma.

00:31:48.860 Al Assad.

00:31:49.300 Oh,

00:31:49.920 asthma.

00:31:50.340 Two diseases.

00:31:51.160 Assad and

00:31:52.040 asthma.

00:31:53.940 So what do

00:31:54.300 you think the

00:31:55.000 Jason,

00:31:56.300 what do you

00:31:56.580 think the

00:31:57.260 real goal

00:31:58.180 of Vladimir

00:31:59.640 Putin is?

00:32:00.600 If it's not

00:32:01.020 the port and

00:32:01.500 the pipeline.

00:32:03.060 So I think

00:32:03.840 Putin has

00:32:04.240 always been

00:32:04.960 in Syria,

00:32:05.920 one,

00:32:06.220 to distract

00:32:06.700 us,

00:32:07.260 because it's

00:32:07.740 just great

00:32:08.160 when the

00:32:08.420 United States

00:32:08.800 is bogged

00:32:09.260 down in

00:32:09.520 Middle East

00:32:09.860 wars.

00:32:10.940 Us in

00:32:11.500 Afghanistan

00:32:12.100 in the

00:32:12.580 80s.

00:32:12.920 And it's

00:32:13.820 allowed him

00:32:14.500 to get

00:32:15.140 stronger in

00:32:16.220 Eastern Europe.

00:32:17.480 It allowed

00:32:18.160 him to move

00:32:18.560 into Georgia,

00:32:19.340 allowed him

00:32:19.620 to move

00:32:19.860 into Ukraine.

00:32:21.500 But I

00:32:22.100 think now

00:32:22.780 the point

00:32:23.540 of him

00:32:24.080 staying in

00:32:24.600 there is

00:32:25.280 to eventually

00:32:25.760 gain some

00:32:26.340 kind of

00:32:26.620 concession.

00:32:27.500 So I

00:32:27.880 said before

00:32:28.380 that he

00:32:28.600 doesn't have

00:32:28.900 a major

00:32:29.520 dog in

00:32:29.940 that fight.

00:32:30.540 We don't

00:32:30.800 have a

00:32:31.040 major dog

00:32:31.440 in that

00:32:31.660 fight.

00:32:31.980 So no

00:32:32.300 one,

00:32:32.640 if anyone's

00:32:33.120 nervous

00:32:33.520 today about

00:32:34.100 going to

00:32:34.520 war,

00:32:34.840 I don't

00:32:35.160 think that

00:32:35.520 there's a

00:32:35.780 larger chance

00:32:37.000 of us

00:32:37.280 going to

00:32:37.660 war.

00:32:37.920 There's

00:32:38.100 always a

00:32:38.480 chance

00:32:38.720 someone does

00:32:39.200 something

00:32:39.460 crazy,

00:32:39.820 and that

00:32:40.200 always

00:32:40.660 foils

00:32:41.100 everything.

00:32:42.020 But I

00:32:42.200 don't think

00:32:42.500 there's a

00:32:42.840 large chance

00:32:43.840 of us

00:32:44.220 going to

00:32:44.600 war.

00:32:45.300 But I

00:32:45.520 think Russia

00:32:46.100 can,

00:32:46.640 and this

00:32:47.000 is a way

00:32:47.580 for everybody

00:32:48.080 to win,

00:32:48.860 I think

00:32:49.200 they're going

00:32:49.500 to hold

00:32:49.800 out and

00:32:50.260 eventually

00:32:50.620 get

00:32:50.860 concessions.

00:32:51.720 Concessions

00:32:52.200 on the

00:32:52.760 sanctions.

00:32:53.740 Remember

00:32:53.940 those

00:32:54.160 sanctions

00:32:54.500 against

00:32:54.860 Russia.

00:32:57.460 Right,

00:32:57.780 the sanctions

00:32:58.140 against Russia

00:32:58.540 because of

00:32:59.220 Crimea and

00:33:00.200 Eastern Ukraine.

00:33:00.780 I think

00:33:02.040 they'll hold

00:33:02.500 out and

00:33:02.860 eventually

00:33:03.420 either

00:33:03.860 they'll

00:33:04.180 dangle

00:33:04.460 that out

00:33:04.860 for their

00:33:05.140 support

00:33:05.540 or Trump

00:33:06.540 if he's

00:33:06.860 smart

00:33:07.140 will take

00:33:07.600 that out

00:33:07.920 of his

00:33:08.100 pocket

00:33:08.400 and lay

00:33:08.780 it on

00:33:08.960 the table

00:33:09.300 first

00:33:09.760 and say

00:33:10.100 look,

00:33:10.720 support us,

00:33:11.280 keep aside,

00:33:12.120 reign him

00:33:12.700 in.

00:33:13.060 If you

00:33:13.360 do,

00:33:13.920 then how

00:33:14.400 about

00:33:14.520 those

00:33:14.700 sanctions?

00:33:15.300 Now we'll

00:33:15.820 release them.

00:33:18.820 Putin could,

00:33:20.540 he could

00:33:21.800 actually get

00:33:22.300 the geopolitical

00:33:22.900 mother load

00:33:23.360 on this.

00:33:24.000 He could

00:33:24.280 eventually

00:33:24.880 get concessions

00:33:25.720 on those

00:33:26.340 sanctions,

00:33:26.740 get those

00:33:27.000 wiped out.

00:33:27.620 He could

00:33:27.860 also get

00:33:28.300 the anti-ballistic

00:33:28.980 missile shield

00:33:29.580 removed from

00:33:30.120 Eastern Europe.

00:33:31.220 Then he

00:33:31.860 would be like,

00:33:32.420 okay,

00:33:32.920 you guys do

00:33:33.340 what you want.

00:33:33.860 We'll pack

00:33:34.200 up.

00:33:34.560 The very

00:33:34.820 next day

00:33:35.220 they'll pack

00:33:35.640 up and

00:33:35.940 leave Syria

00:33:36.400 for good.

00:33:36.860 They'll

00:33:36.940 never

00:33:37.100 come

00:33:37.320 back.

00:33:38.100 I mean,

00:33:38.360 they really

00:33:38.680 don't care.

00:33:39.220 That's the

00:33:39.560 only reason

00:33:39.980 I think

00:33:40.280 they're

00:33:40.420 there.

00:33:40.760 If you're

00:33:40.980 a conspiracy

00:33:42.140 theorist

00:33:42.800 and think

00:33:43.860 that Donald

00:33:44.840 Trump is

00:33:45.360 in bed

00:33:45.740 with Russia

00:33:46.920 to a level

00:33:48.560 where they're

00:33:49.200 playing games,

00:33:50.780 if that

00:33:52.280 happens,

00:33:53.700 that seems

00:33:54.720 providential

00:33:56.180 for Russia,

00:33:56.960 doesn't it?

00:33:57.620 Well,

00:33:57.840 it'll piss me

00:33:58.420 off if people

00:33:59.020 say that,

00:33:59.760 if people

00:34:00.480 make the

00:34:00.820 argument that

00:34:01.400 Trump is

00:34:01.900 in bed

00:34:02.380 with Russia

00:34:03.200 after this,

00:34:03.900 say,

00:34:04.040 oh,

00:34:04.240 see,

00:34:04.420 we told you

00:34:04.840 he was going

00:34:05.040 to release

00:34:05.320 those sanctions.

00:34:05.800 I just

00:34:06.720 see that

00:34:06.940 as good

00:34:07.160 diplomacy

00:34:07.540 right there.

00:34:08.500 I don't

00:34:08.820 see that

00:34:09.060 as a bad

00:34:09.420 thing.

00:34:09.700 And the

00:34:09.860 anti-Bustuk

00:34:10.640 national shield,

00:34:11.160 you could argue

00:34:11.640 it was a Bush

00:34:12.120 era initiative.

00:34:13.320 That shouldn't

00:34:13.740 even have

00:34:14.020 happened.

00:34:14.700 You could

00:34:14.960 make the

00:34:15.500 argument that

00:34:16.060 our relations

00:34:17.380 with Russia

00:34:17.840 declined after

00:34:18.860 that happened.

00:34:19.740 Anybody else

00:34:20.320 should have

00:34:20.720 moved,

00:34:21.680 moved,

00:34:21.880 though,

00:34:22.080 by the fact

00:34:22.580 that this

00:34:22.940 was the

00:34:23.260 big anti-war

00:34:24.080 guy,

00:34:24.620 right?

00:34:25.240 He was

00:34:26.040 against Iraq

00:34:27.500 the whole

00:34:27.960 time.

00:34:29.440 Obama

00:34:29.840 shouldn't do

00:34:30.480 anything about

00:34:31.140 Syria.

00:34:31.780 You gotta

00:34:32.280 go to

00:34:32.700 Congress.

00:34:33.360 We shouldn't

00:34:33.820 be doing

00:34:34.280 these things.

00:34:35.240 We gotta

00:34:35.560 stay out

00:34:36.240 of it.

00:34:36.980 Within,

00:34:37.660 I mean,

00:34:37.900 it hasn't even

00:34:38.480 been a hundred

00:34:38.960 days yet,

00:34:39.920 and he's

00:34:40.300 launched a

00:34:40.680 missile attack

00:34:41.220 against a

00:34:42.100 sovereign nation.

00:34:43.520 I think

00:34:44.040 that's fairly

00:34:46.060 ironic.

00:34:46.740 It is,

00:34:46.980 and how many

00:34:47.260 times did we

00:34:47.720 say in the

00:34:48.360 run-up,

00:34:48.680 because there

00:34:49.360 were some

00:34:49.740 levels of

00:34:50.260 opposition to

00:34:50.900 Trump on

00:34:51.220 the right

00:34:51.540 that were

00:34:52.020 saying,

00:34:52.400 well,

00:34:52.540 we don't

00:34:52.800 like this.

00:34:53.340 We don't

00:34:53.540 like that

00:34:53.860 he wants

00:34:54.960 to be

00:34:55.180 involved,

00:34:55.700 and he's

00:34:56.220 isolationist.

00:34:57.160 Bull crap.

00:34:58.060 That's not

00:34:58.580 who he is

00:34:59.000 at all.

00:34:59.380 It never

00:34:59.580 was a real

00:35:00.800 criticism of

00:35:01.820 him.

00:35:02.040 If anything,

00:35:02.580 you're going

00:35:02.720 to be worried

00:35:03.100 about Trump

00:35:03.540 bombing too

00:35:03.980 many places,

00:35:04.680 not too

00:35:04.960 few.

00:35:05.620 Do you

00:35:05.880 think that

00:35:06.300 if he

00:35:06.580 wouldn't

00:35:06.740 have had

00:35:07.000 so many

00:35:07.400 losses

00:35:07.760 within his

00:35:08.300 first hundred

00:35:08.780 days,

00:35:09.480 that he

00:35:10.120 would have

00:35:10.560 launched that

00:35:11.100 attack?

00:35:11.600 I bet you

00:35:12.040 he wouldn't.

00:35:12.480 I think

00:35:12.840 he would

00:35:13.080 have

00:35:13.200 listened

00:35:13.500 to

00:35:13.740 Bannon

00:35:14.000 because

00:35:14.320 Bannon

00:35:14.640 would have

00:35:14.960 had a

00:35:15.200 better

00:35:15.380 record.

00:35:15.960 I agree.

00:35:17.460 He doesn't

00:35:19.620 tire of

00:35:20.240 winning.

00:35:23.500 This is

00:35:24.540 the Glenn

00:35:25.660 Beck

00:35:26.160 program.

00:35:27.660 Mercury.

00:35:42.840 This is

00:35:43.860 the Blaze

00:35:44.360 Radio

00:35:44.800 On Demand.

00:35:46.820 Man, we

00:35:47.700 have spent

00:35:48.160 the last

00:35:48.800 hour talking

00:35:49.320 about the

00:35:50.160 powerful people

00:35:51.640 in the world.

00:35:53.000 Putin,

00:35:53.720 Trump,

00:35:54.260 President of

00:35:54.840 China,

00:35:56.140 even Assad,

00:35:58.200 the North

00:35:59.380 Korean dictator.

00:36:01.700 The most

00:36:03.000 powerful person

00:36:04.540 in the world

00:36:06.540 perhaps doesn't

00:36:09.580 even believe

00:36:10.960 it.

00:36:11.200 the most

00:36:13.160 powerful person

00:36:14.260 that I know

00:36:16.180 is you.

00:36:18.760 If you set

00:36:19.760 your mind to

00:36:20.480 it and you

00:36:21.360 believe that

00:36:22.660 you can truly

00:36:23.900 make a

00:36:24.460 difference,

00:36:25.220 if all of us

00:36:26.300 do that,

00:36:27.380 the world

00:36:28.060 changes.

00:36:29.860 I'm going to

00:36:30.380 introduce you

00:36:30.840 next to a guy

00:36:31.700 who believes

00:36:32.440 he can change

00:36:33.920 the world

00:36:34.440 by convincing

00:36:35.580 you, you can

00:36:36.540 change the

00:36:37.080 world.

00:36:37.380 We go there

00:36:37.920 right now.

00:36:41.200 The fusion of

00:36:58.880 entertainment and

00:37:00.180 enlightenment.

00:37:00.740 this is the

00:37:02.720 Glenn Beck

00:37:04.120 Program.

00:37:06.800 Leon Logothetis,

00:37:08.300 he is a

00:37:09.220 man who is

00:37:11.140 running a

00:37:11.800 documentary called

00:37:12.500 The Kindness

00:37:13.320 Diaries on

00:37:16.120 Netflix, you

00:37:16.920 can see it, and

00:37:17.560 he's traveling the

00:37:18.380 world on a

00:37:19.960 mission of

00:37:20.740 kindness.

00:37:21.280 I'll let him

00:37:21.700 explain it, but

00:37:22.500 first I want to

00:37:23.980 just find out who

00:37:24.780 you are, what's

00:37:26.640 your background,

00:37:27.580 where are you

00:37:28.520 from?

00:37:29.080 Sure, sure.

00:37:29.720 So I used to

00:37:31.020 be a broker in

00:37:32.380 the city of

00:37:33.020 London.

00:37:34.020 On the outside I

00:37:35.200 had everything, and

00:37:36.500 on the inside I

00:37:37.340 had nothing.

00:37:38.760 Emotionally,

00:37:39.320 spiritually bankrupt,

00:37:40.580 and I happened

00:37:41.280 across the movie

00:37:42.160 The Motorcycle

00:37:42.900 Diaries, which is

00:37:44.320 a romanticized

00:37:45.140 version of Che

00:37:46.060 Guevara traveling

00:37:46.940 around South

00:37:47.520 America, giving

00:37:49.060 back to people.

00:37:50.060 Hang on just a

00:37:50.700 second, when you

00:37:51.160 say a romanticized

00:37:52.180 version of Che

00:37:53.200 Guevara, what do

00:37:53.780 you mean by that?

00:37:55.280 It wasn't the

00:37:55.920 real image of Che,

00:37:57.880 the murderer, it

00:37:59.220 was the nice

00:37:59.920 version of Che

00:38:00.940 giving back.

00:38:01.360 So I just wanted

00:38:01.920 to make sure you

00:38:02.560 knew who Che

00:38:03.700 Guevara was.

00:38:04.540 Absolutely.

00:38:05.080 Yes, okay.

00:38:06.460 And there was

00:38:07.800 something about that

00:38:08.380 movie that inspired

00:38:09.280 me, because he was

00:38:09.940 giving back in a

00:38:11.380 profound way, and I

00:38:13.320 decided that I was

00:38:14.260 going to quit my

00:38:14.760 job and start

00:38:16.220 traveling the world

00:38:17.020 relying on kindness.

00:38:18.940 So Che has done

00:38:19.660 something good then,

00:38:20.820 as we see.

00:38:21.980 At least he

00:38:22.620 inspired you, if

00:38:23.680 nothing else.

00:38:24.580 Exactly, in the

00:38:25.460 movie.

00:38:26.440 That's why I

00:38:27.060 always preface it

00:38:27.940 by saying the

00:38:28.520 romanticized version.

00:38:29.960 Yeah, it's really

00:38:30.700 interesting you say,

00:38:31.420 because you walked

00:38:32.080 in the studios and

00:38:32.740 you said, I love

00:38:33.420 your artwork of

00:38:34.440 Winston Churchill, and

00:38:35.680 we just had a quick

00:38:36.400 conversation of

00:38:37.020 Winston Churchill, who

00:38:38.300 you adore perhaps even

00:38:40.920 more than I do, and I

00:38:42.380 think Winston Churchill is

00:38:43.560 one of the greatest men

00:38:44.360 to ever live.

00:38:46.160 And so for you to

00:38:47.160 say, Che Guevara

00:38:48.420 changed my life, is

00:38:49.560 kind of like, whoa,

00:38:50.720 how does that fit?

00:38:52.040 Yeah, yeah.

00:38:52.780 I mean, and some

00:38:53.540 people say that to me,

00:38:54.360 Che wasn't a hero to

00:38:56.800 many, obviously, but

00:38:58.360 simply just the movie.

00:39:00.320 Have you watched the

00:39:01.640 movie?

00:39:01.820 I have not, just

00:39:02.840 because I know who

00:39:04.380 Che is.

00:39:05.060 Yeah, yeah.

00:39:06.080 Yeah.

00:39:07.180 And I quit my job and

00:39:08.640 I started to travel the

00:39:09.520 world, relying on

00:39:10.740 kindness.

00:39:12.200 What does that mean?

00:39:13.480 It means that I had

00:39:14.420 no money, I had no

00:39:15.960 food, I had no place

00:39:17.280 to stay, all I had was

00:39:18.960 my vintage yellow

00:39:19.860 motorbike called

00:39:21.060 Kindness One, sort of

00:39:22.820 like Air Force One, but

00:39:24.400 a little bit

00:39:24.860 yellower, and I

00:39:28.640 would give back to

00:39:29.780 unsuspecting Good

00:39:30.700 Samaritans life-changing

00:39:32.800 gifts based on being

00:39:34.760 helped by them, and

00:39:35.660 they had no idea what

00:39:36.460 was going on, and it

00:39:37.540 was really just relying

00:39:38.480 on kindness.

00:39:39.980 So it's kind of like

00:39:41.020 the New Testament,

00:39:43.020 make no, don't worry

00:39:44.420 about tomorrow, don't

00:39:45.220 worry about where

00:39:45.840 you're going, where

00:39:46.400 you're going to sleep,

00:39:47.100 what you're going to

00:39:47.540 eat, just go and do

00:39:49.020 good.

00:39:49.380 That was the aim.

00:39:51.080 Okay, and what do

00:39:53.740 you mean, first of

00:39:55.260 all, how were they

00:39:56.520 kind to you?

00:39:57.240 By giving you a place

00:39:58.040 to sleep, by what?

00:39:59.860 Yeah, primarily it

00:40:01.300 was human interaction,

00:40:03.180 human connection.

00:40:04.280 So if I felt connected

00:40:05.880 to someone and they

00:40:06.560 felt connected to me,

00:40:07.680 they would maybe give

00:40:08.700 me some gas, they

00:40:09.760 would maybe put me up

00:40:10.700 in their house, they

00:40:11.720 would maybe give me

00:40:12.380 some food, and then

00:40:13.920 I'd go from them to

00:40:15.580 the next person.

00:40:17.100 For example, I met a

00:40:17.920 homeless chap in

00:40:18.820 Pittsburgh, who, you

00:40:20.240 know, had nothing

00:40:20.980 really, except one

00:40:22.060 bag, yet he offered

00:40:23.600 for me to sleep on

00:40:24.400 the streets with

00:40:24.940 him, he offered to

00:40:26.300 protect me, he offered

00:40:27.520 to feed me, he offered

00:40:28.820 to give me some

00:40:29.400 clothes, and that was

00:40:31.660 an act of kindness

00:40:32.660 based on, you know,

00:40:34.040 he didn't know what

00:40:34.660 was going to happen,

00:40:35.560 but I was fortunate

00:40:36.340 enough to be able to

00:40:37.040 put him up in a house

00:40:37.880 and send him back to

00:40:39.100 school.

00:40:40.180 But really it was that

00:40:41.900 he taught me a really

00:40:42.780 powerful lesson, that

00:40:44.280 true wealth is not in

00:40:46.020 our wallets, but it's

00:40:47.420 in our hearts.

00:40:48.920 Does that mean that

00:40:49.660 money is not important?

00:40:50.680 Of course not, money is

00:40:51.580 very important, but the

00:40:53.020 truest of wealth comes

00:40:54.060 from in here.

00:40:55.720 So, how do you mean

00:40:56.880 you were lucky enough

00:41:00.500 to be able to send him

00:41:01.400 back to school and put

00:41:02.140 him up in a house?

00:41:02.920 Sure.

00:41:03.400 So I've had many

00:41:04.120 opportunities, you

00:41:05.280 know, I worked in the

00:41:07.160 city of London, I had

00:41:08.720 financial security, so

00:41:10.900 what I mean lucky enough

00:41:11.960 is that I had the means

00:41:13.060 to give back to him, I

00:41:14.440 had the means to give

00:41:15.220 him an opportunity.

00:41:16.040 So when you say you

00:41:18.020 had no money, you

00:41:18.860 didn't literally have

00:41:19.660 no money.

00:41:20.040 You were just pretending

00:41:20.780 in the yellow one.

00:41:22.960 Exactly.

00:41:23.380 So I was doing a social

00:41:24.260 experiment.

00:41:25.060 In my everyday life, of

00:41:26.660 course, I have money, but

00:41:28.060 in that moment for those

00:41:29.160 six months, I had no

00:41:30.640 money, and I was relying

00:41:32.200 on kindness.

00:41:33.320 Did you take your, like,

00:41:34.640 a credit card with you

00:41:35.400 just in case?

00:41:36.320 No.

00:41:36.860 Oh, you didn't?

00:41:37.420 No.

00:41:37.700 Really?

00:41:38.020 You had no backup

00:41:38.780 plan?

00:41:39.540 We were filming the

00:41:41.020 Netflix show, so I had a

00:41:43.040 crew, and the crew

00:41:44.340 would stand...

00:41:44.700 And a catering truck.

00:41:45.680 A what?

00:41:46.100 And a catering truck.

00:41:47.000 Oh, man.

00:41:49.120 You were really

00:41:50.660 homeless.

00:41:51.380 This is like a man

00:41:52.120 versus wild, is it?

00:41:54.580 No, what's interesting

00:41:55.620 is that the crew would

00:41:56.860 film, and then they

00:41:58.260 would leave.

00:41:59.280 And I have a book as

00:42:00.520 well, and in the book

00:42:01.200 there's many moments that

00:42:02.180 are not in the film

00:42:03.000 because the crew

00:42:04.120 weren't there.

00:42:05.140 So, for example, that

00:42:06.020 night with Tony, there

00:42:07.240 was a moment where

00:42:07.900 another homeless chap was

00:42:08.900 having a little bit of

00:42:09.540 a moment, let's say, but

00:42:11.000 no one filmed that

00:42:11.860 because no one was

00:42:12.780 there except me and

00:42:13.740 Tony and this other

00:42:14.940 chap.

00:42:15.560 That's really

00:42:16.140 interesting.

00:42:16.780 So, was there a

00:42:18.220 moment where you were

00:42:18.860 looking at this and

00:42:19.700 you're saying, you

00:42:21.500 know, you have this

00:42:22.860 crew there.

00:42:23.620 Were the people

00:42:24.320 suspicious of you?

00:42:25.800 Sure.

00:42:26.440 Look, I think

00:42:27.060 ultimately I would go

00:42:28.600 up to people without

00:42:29.680 the camera, because if

00:42:31.080 you just go up to

00:42:32.040 someone with a camera,

00:42:32.900 they're like, you

00:42:33.380 know, please get out

00:42:34.140 of my face.

00:42:34.500 Yes, right, right.

00:42:35.080 So I'd explain what

00:42:35.880 I was doing, and then

00:42:36.780 if they were willing to

00:42:37.500 help, or if they were

00:42:38.380 willing not to help, but

00:42:39.800 they were willing to be

00:42:40.480 on camera, I'd say,

00:42:41.660 look, we have a camera

00:42:42.400 crew, are you okay to

00:42:43.340 be filmed?

00:42:44.280 That's really how it

00:42:45.140 would go.

00:42:46.160 So, with this homeless

00:42:47.480 guy, you bought him a

00:42:49.100 house?

00:42:49.580 No, I put him up in a

00:42:50.580 house.

00:42:50.860 Okay.

00:42:51.180 So he now lives in an

00:42:52.420 apartment.

00:42:53.100 Really nice.

00:42:53.700 Wow.

00:42:54.240 And he's gone back to

00:42:56.020 school, and how's he

00:42:57.300 doing?

00:42:57.660 Yeah, I mean, it's not

00:42:59.000 a Hollywood ending, so

00:43:00.680 unfortunately homelessness

00:43:02.040 isn't just a, you know,

00:43:04.220 it's not just physical,

00:43:05.120 it's also a mental.

00:43:06.200 Exactly.

00:43:06.380 So he found himself in

00:43:08.540 some trouble, but he's

00:43:09.520 got back on his feet,

00:43:10.360 he's back in a house,

00:43:11.540 and I'm working to get

00:43:12.840 him back into school.

00:43:14.340 But it's not a Hollywood

00:43:15.160 ending, I wish it was.

00:43:16.260 I would imagine.

00:43:17.060 Those are very hard to

00:43:18.040 find.

00:43:18.140 We know, what's his

00:43:19.540 name, Gardner?

00:43:21.320 Yeah.

00:43:22.400 Christopher.

00:43:22.900 Christopher Gardner.

00:43:23.760 From the Pursuit of

00:43:24.920 Happiness.

00:43:25.400 Okay.

00:43:26.000 Know him quite well, and

00:43:27.380 those endings are few and

00:43:29.620 far between.

00:43:30.580 Yes, they are.

00:43:30.980 Yeah, it's interesting to

00:43:32.820 look at that and say, so

00:43:34.160 you go through this

00:43:34.660 process, and obviously the

00:43:36.200 stories are kind of about

00:43:37.520 changing other people, but

00:43:39.780 I'd imagine that there was

00:43:41.160 a huge change that

00:43:42.000 happened in you going

00:43:42.860 through this process.

00:43:44.180 Without a shadow of a

00:43:45.020 doubt.

00:43:45.260 Yeah, so who is really

00:43:47.560 helping who?

00:43:49.460 I think we're both

00:43:50.180 helping each other.

00:43:51.600 You know, that's the

00:43:52.140 reality.

00:43:52.480 I mean, when I did

00:43:53.720 the journey, when you

00:43:55.560 get such kindness, when

00:43:57.080 you meet people who

00:43:58.380 open their hearts up in

00:43:59.660 such a beautiful way, you

00:44:01.520 can't help but be

00:44:02.340 changed, and I was

00:44:04.440 definitely changed.

00:44:05.420 I was changed by Tony.

00:44:07.360 How?

00:44:08.060 Because he had

00:44:08.760 nothing, yet he had

00:44:10.160 everything, and it was

00:44:11.400 like the opposite of me,

00:44:13.480 because on the outside I

00:44:14.540 had everything, on the

00:44:15.460 inside I had nothing, and

00:44:16.840 this chap on the inside had

00:44:18.280 everything, and the

00:44:19.500 outside had nothing.

00:44:20.520 What do you mean by

00:44:21.360 everything?

00:44:22.480 He came from his

00:44:23.100 heart.

00:44:25.060 He showed kindness.

00:44:27.520 He was open-hearted, and

00:44:31.820 I think many of us live

00:44:32.840 up here.

00:44:33.600 I know that I did, and he

00:44:35.720 taught me how to live

00:44:36.460 down here.

00:44:37.020 It wasn't just like that,

00:44:38.000 it wasn't just like I met

00:44:39.040 Tony and it all changed,

00:44:40.600 but it was kind of the

00:44:42.280 catalyst.

00:44:43.060 It was another moment,

00:44:44.040 like, whoa, there's a

00:44:44.880 chap that has nothing on

00:44:46.440 the outside, and we're

00:44:47.420 taught that you have to

00:44:48.300 have everything on the

00:44:49.000 outside.

00:44:49.360 Don't get me wrong,

00:44:50.120 living on the streets is

00:44:50.900 not fun.

00:44:51.640 This guy was doing it

00:44:52.400 for years, and many

00:44:53.140 people would do it for

00:44:53.940 their whole lives.

00:44:55.380 You said it all when you

00:44:56.360 said he would protect you.

00:44:58.460 Yes.

00:44:58.860 I mean, that's, to me,

00:45:01.360 that's, you know, I'm

00:45:03.120 sorry, but I know you're

00:45:04.020 British, but to say chap

00:45:05.440 doesn't even, it dresses

00:45:07.100 homelessness up too much

00:45:08.860 for an American.

00:45:10.300 were you, were you afraid

00:45:15.720 when he, you know, when,

00:45:17.520 because that is a part of

00:45:19.380 being homeless, it's

00:45:21.020 extraordinarily dangerous.

00:45:23.360 Mental illness is a real

00:45:25.500 problem with homelessness.

00:45:27.120 Some people are homeless

00:45:28.420 for a reason.

00:45:29.600 They are, they are social

00:45:31.520 misfits, and they like being

00:45:33.920 social misfits.

00:45:35.740 The drugs, I mean, it's a

00:45:38.160 dangerous world.

00:45:40.540 That's a great question,

00:45:41.660 and I was told specifically

00:45:43.100 on that night not to stay

00:45:45.120 in this specific park.

00:45:47.040 Prior to meeting Tony, I was

00:45:49.700 walking the streets and I

00:45:50.620 said, look, don't stay in

00:45:51.700 this park past sundown.

00:45:54.700 Yet when I met him, he said

00:45:57.160 to me, you can stay with me.

00:45:58.200 Every part of my body was

00:45:59.320 like, do not stay on the

00:46:01.520 streets of Pittsburgh.

00:46:02.480 But there was this one little

00:46:03.760 small voice that said, you

00:46:05.820 have to stay with this man.

00:46:08.100 And I followed that voice,

00:46:10.020 and it was correct.

00:46:11.380 Because like I said, he did

00:46:12.420 protect me.

00:46:14.360 And my intuition just guided

00:46:16.420 me to that moment.

00:46:18.440 You a religious man at all?

00:46:19.760 I wouldn't say religious.

00:46:21.180 I would say I'm a man of

00:46:22.140 faith.

00:46:22.580 Spiritual?

00:46:22.800 Spiritual, yes.

00:46:23.760 So, is that new for you?

00:46:28.100 It was.

00:46:29.360 Yes, it's not anymore.

00:46:30.780 But it was.

00:46:31.680 I believe you can't have

00:46:33.060 experiences like that with

00:46:34.640 Tony and not change.

00:46:36.520 And not feel that you're

00:46:38.000 connected somehow.

00:46:39.140 Exactly.

00:46:39.820 Yeah.

00:46:40.280 Did you spend nights without

00:46:42.200 a place to live?

00:46:44.680 A place to stay?

00:46:45.920 And days without food?

00:46:47.060 Yes.

00:46:47.500 Not days without food.

00:46:48.500 I would always find someone

00:46:49.320 to give me some food.

00:46:50.540 But there were times when

00:46:51.220 no one...

00:46:51.420 Every day somebody gave

00:46:52.660 you food.

00:46:53.160 Wow.

00:46:53.560 Yes.

00:46:54.300 It's truly amazing.

00:46:55.280 Just sometimes you didn't

00:46:56.200 have a shelter.

00:46:56.960 Exactly.

00:46:57.480 And I would sleep in the

00:46:58.520 sidecar.

00:46:58.980 There was a study

00:47:00.980 that came out this week

00:47:02.680 that said that while the

00:47:04.960 wealthy do give, the proportion

00:47:09.820 is way out of whack.

00:47:12.360 The poorer you are, the more

00:47:15.080 likely you are to give big.

00:47:19.720 You'll give half of what you

00:47:21.440 have.

00:47:22.620 Did you find a difference

00:47:24.520 while you're on the street?

00:47:25.960 What did you learn about

00:47:27.660 giving?

00:47:28.600 What I learned was that

00:47:29.800 people who don't have a lot

00:47:31.920 often have a sense of

00:47:33.520 community that people who

00:47:35.220 have a lot don't have.

00:47:37.020 And when you have this sense

00:47:37.980 of community, you just give.

00:47:40.280 Like I was in India and I

00:47:42.180 ended up sleeping in the

00:47:43.040 slums with this wickshaw

00:47:44.220 driver and his family.

00:47:46.500 And although on the outside,

00:47:48.240 I would never want to sleep

00:47:49.520 in the slums.

00:47:50.180 I would never want to live

00:47:50.980 in the slums.

00:47:51.840 There was a sense of

00:47:52.880 community in that place that

00:47:54.500 was just second to none.

00:47:55.480 People don't have any idea

00:47:56.880 when you say slums, what

00:47:58.120 Indian slums are like.

00:47:59.800 That is poverty.

00:48:03.060 That's raw sewage on the

00:48:04.560 streets.

00:48:05.280 We all obviously have our

00:48:07.080 own struggles.

00:48:08.120 You know, for example, the

00:48:09.180 voice recognition in my car

00:48:10.320 almost never recognizes what

00:48:11.700 I said.

00:48:13.260 But I would imagine going

00:48:14.360 through this is something

00:48:15.580 where like those types of

00:48:16.960 problems are put in a

00:48:18.460 completely different

00:48:19.400 perspective for you now.

00:48:20.460 When you went back, were

00:48:23.500 you a little grossed out by

00:48:24.760 your former lifestyle?

00:48:27.480 I was grossed out by the

00:48:28.900 way that I was living on

00:48:29.900 the outside.

00:48:30.900 I was grossed out by the

00:48:32.020 fact that I had no, in

00:48:33.340 those days, sense of

00:48:34.300 connection.

00:48:35.280 I was grossed out by the

00:48:36.440 fact that I didn't have a

00:48:38.980 sense of community, that I

00:48:40.100 wasn't coming from my heart,

00:48:41.260 that I wasn't being kind,

00:48:42.360 that I was focused on one

00:48:43.820 thing and that was just

00:48:44.520 making money.

00:48:45.440 There's nothing wrong with

00:48:46.200 making money.

00:48:46.960 But when you just make

00:48:47.880 money and you don't come

00:48:48.740 from your heart and you

00:48:49.440 don't give back, that

00:48:51.060 grossed me out.

00:48:51.860 Are you having a hard

00:48:54.780 time holding it?

00:48:56.080 What do you mean?

00:48:57.120 Are you having a hard

00:48:57.700 time going back into the

00:49:00.980 world and holding tight to

00:49:04.540 what you had when you were

00:49:06.340 on the streets?

00:49:07.880 It's a great question and

00:49:09.160 sometimes yes, but I made a

00:49:11.100 commitment to myself and I

00:49:12.880 said to myself that I was

00:49:13.960 going to commit to this way

00:49:15.000 of life, imperfectly,

00:49:16.460 because no one's perfect,

00:49:17.780 but I was going to do

00:49:18.480 everything in my power to

00:49:20.340 come from a place of

00:49:21.140 kindness.

00:49:22.040 I was going to do

00:49:22.620 everything in my power to

00:49:23.960 see another human being

00:49:25.420 because for many years I

00:49:26.860 wasn't seen.

00:49:28.040 What happened to you that,

00:49:30.020 I mean you just don't wake

00:49:30.900 up one morning and go,

00:49:31.820 you know what, I want to

00:49:32.360 give it all up.

00:49:33.380 What happened to you?

00:49:36.400 So what happened to me was

00:49:37.700 that on an emotional level

00:49:39.540 I was in deep pain.

00:49:41.020 Many of us are in pain.

00:49:42.200 Yeah, we don't face it.

00:49:43.600 And the pain was so great.

00:49:45.140 Do you mind explaining the

00:49:46.420 pain?

00:49:46.620 You don't have to.

00:49:47.100 Yeah, yeah, sure.

00:49:47.720 I mean look, I was just very,

00:49:49.340 very, very depressed.

00:49:51.440 I never felt seen in my home

00:49:55.620 and also at school.

00:49:58.060 I never felt like I was

00:49:59.500 following my purpose.

00:50:02.760 And it was just, it reached a

00:50:03.980 point where I just, it just

00:50:05.980 broke.

00:50:06.820 The dam broke.

00:50:08.600 And leaving my job was the

00:50:12.040 only thing I could do because

00:50:14.000 the pain was just too much.

00:50:16.180 And that's, had the pain not

00:50:17.580 be that much, I wouldn't

00:50:18.580 have done it.

00:50:19.120 No.

00:50:19.640 I would have still been

00:50:20.580 there.

00:50:21.160 It bothers me that we live

00:50:22.780 in a society now that wants

00:50:24.100 to take away pain and, and

00:50:26.940 suffering.

00:50:27.440 And I don't mean this like,

00:50:28.860 you know, we got to help

00:50:30.200 suffering people, but we don't

00:50:32.500 want anybody to fail.

00:50:33.820 We don't want our kids to

00:50:35.320 fail.

00:50:35.940 We want to swoop in.

00:50:37.420 There's always a drug for

00:50:38.500 something.

00:50:39.020 There's always a bailout for

00:50:40.200 something.

00:50:40.560 Every lesson of real

00:50:43.480 importance that I've ever

00:50:44.700 learned came from the bottom

00:50:47.660 of my soul, you know, a place

00:50:50.700 I didn't want to be.

00:50:51.760 That's where I found out who I

00:50:53.380 was.

00:50:54.380 That's when I actually grew

00:50:56.420 when I'm just kind of drifting

00:50:58.740 along and everything is okay.

00:51:00.240 And I'm just kind of even numb.

00:51:03.100 There's no growth there.

00:51:04.440 I don't, I don't connect with

00:51:06.300 anyone.

00:51:06.640 I don't reach outside of

00:51:08.760 myself.

00:51:10.020 It's interesting.

00:51:11.120 You're a Winston Churchill fan.

00:51:12.800 Yeah.

00:51:13.260 And Winston Churchill has a

00:51:14.260 very famous quote, as I'm sure

00:51:15.580 you know, which is when you

00:51:17.040 find yourself walking through

00:51:18.180 hell, keep walking.

00:51:20.880 And, and, and, and it, you

00:51:22.500 know, pain is not a pleasant.

00:51:24.120 No.

00:51:24.340 But if you find your way through

00:51:25.440 it, there's a, a lot of light

00:51:27.740 comes your way.

00:51:30.160 What do you have to, um, tell

00:51:34.000 us about, you know, here in

00:51:35.900 America and in Europe too,

00:51:37.940 things are getting bad.

00:51:39.440 Things are, you know, it over

00:51:41.440 in the UK, there's trouble

00:51:44.080 coming our way.

00:51:45.920 And I am convinced the biggest

00:51:48.520 trouble that we face is from

00:51:51.280 us, not from the governments or

00:51:53.160 anybody trying to kill us, but

00:51:55.260 from us, we don't have a sense of

00:51:57.020 community anymore.

00:51:58.160 We don't trust each other.

00:51:59.960 We don't trust our institutions.

00:52:02.460 And, you know, to Tocqueville came

00:52:03.900 from France and studied America

00:52:05.620 and said in the 1800s, what made

00:52:08.460 America great is America was

00:52:10.800 good.

00:52:12.180 And we've let institutions and

00:52:16.920 governments do things for us and

00:52:19.880 we're losing our kindness.

00:52:21.720 when you saw the streets of all

00:52:25.060 over the world, and then you saw

00:52:26.680 the streets of America, is there a

00:52:28.140 difference in America or is it the

00:52:29.840 same?

00:52:30.620 Are we more callous or are we kinder

00:52:33.520 or are we like everybody else?

00:52:35.680 I think ultimately one of the

00:52:37.160 greatest lessons I learned was that

00:52:39.240 everyone simply, wherever you are,

00:52:41.380 it doesn't matter what religion you

00:52:42.420 are, it doesn't matter what color

00:52:43.540 you are, simply just wants to be

00:52:45.660 seen.

00:52:46.880 And by being seen, I mean being

00:52:48.720 loved, being heard, having a sense

00:52:50.460 of community.

00:52:52.000 And in the Western world, we come

00:52:55.640 too much from our heads.

00:52:57.120 We come too much from our iPhones.

00:52:58.980 We come too much from being

00:53:01.200 connected but not really being

00:53:02.640 connected.

00:53:04.000 And I would say just simplify

00:53:05.500 things.

00:53:06.360 I go and I speak at schools all the

00:53:07.820 time and I tell them, look, each and

00:53:09.800 every one of you can change the

00:53:11.980 world.

00:53:12.800 And you can simply change the world

00:53:14.320 by being kind to each other, by

00:53:16.640 coming from your heart.

00:53:17.540 It's such a simple thing and being

00:53:20.040 connected and just dropping down

00:53:23.120 from the madness.

00:53:24.360 Leon Logothetis, he's got a new book

00:53:26.940 out and Netflix documentary called

00:53:28.880 The Kindness Diaries.

00:53:30.380 It is a pleasure to meet you, sir.

00:53:32.360 Thank you so much.

00:53:35.280 You're listening to the Glenn Beck

00:53:37.060 Program.

00:53:39.280 Mercury.

00:53:43.200 The Glenn Beck Program.

00:53:45.540 Man, I have so much respect for people

00:53:48.600 like Leon and, you know, James

00:53:50.680 Altsure.

00:53:51.680 He's the, um, uh, Jeffy, look him

00:53:54.620 up.

00:53:54.860 I can't think of a darn thing.

00:53:56.060 I keep mixing him up with, um, uh,

00:53:58.400 Malcolm Gladwell.

00:53:59.420 We've had him on the show.

00:54:00.760 He's a big investor.

00:54:02.100 He looks very familiar.

00:54:04.020 He's a brilliant man.

00:54:05.740 Brilliant man.

00:54:06.480 $14 million in the bank and everything

00:54:09.220 else.

00:54:09.760 And he decided, you know what?

00:54:11.860 I, I am all about my stuff.

00:54:14.980 And he sold and got rid of everything.

00:54:18.060 His house, his car, his clothes.

00:54:20.980 He put three outfits in a bag.

00:54:23.980 He took his cell phone, his, uh, computer,

00:54:27.380 put it in another bag.

00:54:29.040 He lives now in Airbnbs.

00:54:31.860 He, uh, you know, doesn't own a car.

00:54:34.200 He has no possessions.

00:54:36.000 If it can't be carried in his bag, no

00:54:38.660 possessions.

00:54:39.980 And that's a big, that's a big change.

00:54:42.440 We have to get him on because he is saying

00:54:44.320 the things he's learning, living a life

00:54:47.420 with no possessions is, is pretty amazing.

00:54:51.240 Our serial last episode of Calvin Coolidge.

00:54:55.060 You don't want to miss it.

00:54:56.160 It's next.

00:55:02.640 The Glenn Beck program.

00:55:06.260 Mercury.

00:55:10.040 The Glenn Beck program.

00:55:14.140 As one examines the life of America's 30th

00:55:17.380 president, Calvin Coolidge, one thing becomes

00:55:20.000 crystal clear.

00:55:21.660 He is without doubt the most underrated,

00:55:24.880 underappreciated president in U.S. history.

00:55:28.440 After the Woodrow Wilson years had wrongly

00:55:30.420 magnified the office of the presidency

00:55:32.320 to near monarch-like status,

00:55:35.180 Coolidge reversed all of that,

00:55:37.100 as Amity Schley's author of the book

00:55:38.780 Coolidge explains.

00:55:40.620 He was walking along outside one day

00:55:43.080 with a senator named Selden Spencer,

00:55:46.800 and the senator was trying to jolly the often-glum

00:55:50.620 Coolidge up to cheer him up.

00:55:52.920 And he said, I wonder who lives in that pretty house

00:55:56.140 with the white pillars over there.

00:55:58.080 And Coolidge said, nobody.

00:56:00.300 They just come and go.

00:56:02.360 Coolidge returned the constitutional balance of power.

00:56:06.080 His hands-off or laissez-faire approach to government

00:56:09.360 meddling in the economy,

00:56:10.800 coupled with a slashing of the federal spending

00:56:13.640 and cutting of taxes,

00:56:15.760 led to virtually full employment

00:56:18.100 and the most prosperous decade

00:56:20.280 perhaps in the history of mankind,

00:56:23.420 the Roaring Twenties.

00:56:24.900 It worked great.

00:56:27.020 We had strong growth, 4% growth,

00:56:29.180 the kind of growth

00:56:29.900 that political candidates aspire to today.

00:56:33.640 We had low unemployment,

00:56:35.960 and the patent rate was through the roof.

00:56:38.240 The patents of the 1920s are still studied,

00:56:41.800 you know, in scholarly journals

00:56:44.420 because inventors were so excited.

00:56:47.160 And the reason for all this growth

00:56:49.440 was the pullback of government,

00:56:51.040 but also the assurance

00:56:52.140 that government wasn't going to stop pulling back.

00:56:56.180 People believed, well, this is the new way.

00:56:58.580 There wasn't this great uncertainty

00:57:00.260 of an erratic government.

00:57:02.960 It turned out that that wasn't accurate.

00:57:05.160 The government did expand again

00:57:06.900 a little bit under Hoover

00:57:08.260 and a lot under Franklin Roosevelt,

00:57:09.800 but there was a sense

00:57:10.940 that the private sector was winning.

00:57:12.800 Coolidge said,

00:57:13.520 the chief business of the American people is business,

00:57:15.920 the chief ideal of the American people is idealism,

00:57:18.280 and he meant both.

00:57:20.100 He was a fierce advocate for civil rights for minorities,

00:57:24.660 granting citizenship to Native Americans

00:57:26.920 and fighting for equality for blacks.

00:57:30.260 Critics on the left,

00:57:31.260 they often point to the Immigration Act

00:57:33.020 he signed into law in 1924,

00:57:34.660 which dramatically choked off

00:57:36.620 the flow of immigrants to America

00:57:38.200 as proof that Coolidge was a racist.

00:57:40.980 But that argument really falls apart pretty quickly

00:57:43.540 since the immigration at the time

00:57:45.500 was coming from Europe,

00:57:46.920 so it was almost exclusively white.

00:57:49.680 With the U.S. population at the time of 99 million,

00:57:53.420 taking in some 25 million new immigrants

00:57:56.040 from 1871 to 1914 was massive

00:57:59.600 and an overwhelming challenge.

00:58:02.400 Coolidge and the Congress wanted to give the nation

00:58:04.580 a chance to assimilate those that were already here.

00:58:08.320 The most controversial element of the bill

00:58:10.020 was a ban on Japanese citizens in the United States.

00:58:13.820 David Petruzza,

00:58:14.760 author of Calvin Coolidge,

00:58:15.920 a documentary biography,

00:58:17.580 explains the 30th president's problem.

00:58:20.240 Coolidge opposed this.

00:58:21.420 His secretary of state,

00:58:22.760 Charles Evans Hughes,

00:58:24.100 opposed this.

00:58:24.940 And they went back and forth with Congress

00:58:26.600 several times on that.

00:58:28.900 But in fact,

00:58:29.760 what happens is that

00:58:31.220 there is a steamroller,

00:58:33.340 a steamroller going through the Congress

00:58:36.160 to restrict immigration

00:58:37.440 and to restrict the Japanese.

00:58:39.740 And he cannot do this.

00:58:41.660 He cannot fight back against this.

00:58:44.120 If he does veto the bill,

00:58:46.200 what it will do is crash

00:58:47.480 the entire immigration system,

00:58:49.700 which was expiring by statute.

00:58:51.860 The fact was,

00:58:53.360 Europe was a hotbed of trouble

00:58:55.220 in nearly every country

00:58:56.800 from which the immigrants were coming.

00:58:58.820 Remember,

00:58:59.500 the backdrop is revolution

00:59:00.740 in just about every country in Europe.

00:59:03.900 So almost revolution in England,

00:59:06.320 definitely revolution in Germany,

00:59:08.580 certainly ominous revolution in Russia,

00:59:12.300 and so on.

00:59:13.280 Did we want a revolution here?

00:59:14.800 No.

00:59:15.320 And many of the immigrants here

00:59:17.420 were quite interested

00:59:18.640 in the revolution over there,

00:59:21.180 Sacco and Vanzetti.

00:59:22.640 So Coolidge was restrictionist

00:59:25.140 as his party was,

00:59:26.600 and he signed the Johnson Act,

00:59:29.400 a quota-based immigration restriction.

00:59:32.960 Coolidge had a presidency of firsts.

00:59:35.580 He was the first to light

00:59:36.580 the National Christmas Tree in 1923.

00:59:39.080 He gave the first presidential radio address,

00:59:41.700 and he was the first to broadcast

00:59:43.420 his inaugural address nationwide.

00:59:46.160 It's strange that he was the first voice

00:59:48.260 to be heard,

00:59:49.060 because he was also a man of very few words.

00:59:52.160 Once, when someone asked him

00:59:53.340 why he spoke so infrequently,

00:59:55.420 he said,

00:59:56.080 If you don't say anything,

00:59:58.080 you won't be called upon to repeat it.

01:00:00.940 One of the few missteps

01:00:02.460 of Coolidge's presidency

01:00:03.860 couldn't have been foreseen.

01:00:07.120 Coolidge had one shot

01:00:09.140 at appointing a Supreme Court justice

01:00:10.820 during his time in office.

01:00:12.140 To fill the role,

01:00:13.720 he eagerly turned to his close friend

01:00:15.980 and Attorney General,

01:00:17.260 Harlan Fisk Stone.

01:00:19.500 Stone came with an excellent resume

01:00:21.740 of conservatism,

01:00:23.140 and Coolidge confidently

01:00:24.560 nominated him to the court.

01:00:26.980 Sadly, as this has happened

01:00:29.060 many times since,

01:00:30.380 within a year,

01:00:31.580 Stone was siding

01:00:32.700 with hardcore progressives,

01:00:35.180 court decisions,

01:00:36.240 and progressives like Louis Brandeis.

01:00:38.500 Later, when conservatives

01:00:40.360 like Chief Justice Hughes

01:00:41.900 joined together to strike down

01:00:43.340 several of FDR's New Deal laws,

01:00:45.560 Stone was part of the progressive element

01:00:47.640 of the heavily divided court.

01:00:50.000 He became so reliable as a progressive

01:00:51.960 that in 1941,

01:00:53.480 FDR made him the chief justice.

01:00:56.580 Fortunately,

01:00:57.680 Coolidge didn't live long enough

01:00:59.040 to see the decisions

01:00:59.900 of those he had trusted

01:01:01.200 tear down so much of what he had built.

01:01:03.660 And what he had built

01:01:04.700 was unprecedented.

01:01:05.780 He had strictly adhered

01:01:07.700 to the United States Constitution.

01:01:09.180 He helped pull the nation

01:01:10.460 out of a deep depression

01:01:11.500 in just a year.

01:01:13.380 He ushered in a kind of prosperity

01:01:15.160 the country, in fact,

01:01:16.520 the world,

01:01:17.140 had never even before witnessed.

01:01:19.720 When I was writing

01:01:20.580 the Coolidge book,

01:01:21.660 I often asked myself,

01:01:22.700 why aren't I writing

01:01:23.780 the biography of the 20s,

01:01:26.520 the roaring 20s,

01:01:27.360 because they were real.

01:01:28.560 Our kids,

01:01:30.000 Great Gatsby notwithstanding,

01:01:31.520 our kids read Great Gatsby

01:01:32.920 and they think the 20s

01:01:33.940 were a lie.

01:01:34.380 On the contrary,

01:01:35.520 they were admirable.

01:01:36.480 That was the period

01:01:37.160 when we got Saturday off

01:01:38.560 because our productivity gains

01:01:40.140 were so great.

01:01:40.840 So think of it as the decade

01:01:42.080 that gave you Saturday.

01:01:44.520 As the next election neared,

01:01:46.360 the Republican Party

01:01:47.180 was thrilled

01:01:48.020 to have a wildly popular

01:01:49.800 incumbent president

01:01:50.680 to run again.

01:01:52.460 The trouble was,

01:01:53.720 the wildly popular president

01:01:55.340 was still really despondent

01:01:57.500 over the death

01:01:58.120 of his beloved son.

01:01:59.800 As the party bosses

01:02:00.800 continued to hound him

01:02:01.960 about running

01:02:02.600 for a second term of his own,

01:02:04.380 Coolidge traveled

01:02:05.340 to South Dakota.

01:02:06.700 So the question was,

01:02:07.840 would he run in 28?

01:02:10.780 It would only be

01:02:11.400 the second time.

01:02:12.420 Why not?

01:02:13.200 The Republican Party

01:02:14.360 adored him.

01:02:15.920 They said,

01:02:16.420 this is our man.

01:02:17.340 He was deeply popular.

01:02:19.060 Coolidge,

01:02:19.740 of course he'll run again.

01:02:22.060 How can you leave

01:02:23.680 a sure thing?

01:02:24.780 Of course he'll run again.

01:02:25.960 But in the summer of 1927,

01:02:28.060 Coolidge went to South Dakota

01:02:29.640 for a vacation

01:02:31.020 and also to conciliate.

01:02:32.860 He wanted to placate

01:02:34.640 the farmers

01:02:36.060 whom he had not given

01:02:37.880 a subsidy,

01:02:38.680 whom he had denied

01:02:39.620 a subsidy with vetoes.

01:02:42.640 And so there was

01:02:43.860 sort of a political part

01:02:45.220 to this summer trip as well.

01:02:46.600 And there he was

01:02:47.220 in South Dakota

01:02:48.000 in Rapid City

01:02:48.960 making a summer White House

01:02:50.760 in the high school.

01:02:52.080 You can visit that.

01:02:53.500 And living in a lodge

01:02:54.880 out in the park.

01:02:56.540 It was there

01:02:57.860 on that spot

01:02:58.740 that the president

01:02:59.560 made a decision

01:03:00.480 inspired by the carvings

01:03:02.640 on Mount Rushmore.

01:03:04.080 What's going on

01:03:05.000 in the park?

01:03:06.240 The sculptor

01:03:06.980 Gutzon Borglum

01:03:08.100 is sculpting

01:03:08.980 Mount Rushmore.

01:03:10.560 And he wants,

01:03:11.480 what does every artist

01:03:12.660 want when he's working

01:03:13.660 on something like that?

01:03:14.620 An appropriation

01:03:15.640 or a further appropriation

01:03:17.180 for this enormous

01:03:18.740 gargantuan project.

01:03:21.660 So in Coolidge's mind,

01:03:23.440 you have to think

01:03:23.840 of the summer.

01:03:24.320 He's trying to decide

01:03:25.060 whether to run again.

01:03:27.000 He's trying to decide

01:03:27.840 about, you know,

01:03:29.020 maybe visit this

01:03:29.980 giant sculpture

01:03:31.720 Gutzon Borglum

01:03:33.160 that's just getting going.

01:03:34.360 It's all together.

01:03:35.480 And in August,

01:03:36.820 Coolidge hands out a notice,

01:03:38.640 I'm not going to run again.

01:03:39.920 I do not choose

01:03:41.040 to run again.

01:03:43.540 The country is stunned.

01:03:45.980 Coolidge would later

01:03:46.620 write in his autobiography

01:03:47.760 that the biggest factor

01:03:49.220 in not running

01:03:50.140 was that the joy

01:03:51.700 was sucked out of his life

01:03:53.220 with the death of his son.

01:03:54.260 But it really was

01:03:55.960 the trip to Mount Rushmore

01:03:57.160 that helped Coolidge

01:03:58.200 decide against another term,

01:04:00.560 as Amity Schlaes explains.

01:04:02.420 Coolidge goes up to Rushmore

01:04:04.060 on a horsey

01:04:05.240 to see how Gutzon Borglum

01:04:08.180 is doing,

01:04:08.760 maybe to hand some dynamite over.

01:04:10.760 And you can see from the video

01:04:12.300 that Coolidge is grossed out.

01:04:15.040 And of course he would be,

01:04:16.900 because what is Mount Rushmore?

01:04:20.040 It's about superheroes.

01:04:21.040 It's kind of Nietzschean,

01:04:22.760 right?

01:04:23.300 Big figures.

01:04:25.780 T.R.,

01:04:26.980 Lincoln,

01:04:28.760 Jefferson,

01:04:29.340 and Washington.

01:04:31.460 Oh, remember what,

01:04:32.900 that Coolidge might not like

01:04:34.000 all that T.R. did

01:04:35.080 for the Republican Party.

01:04:36.180 And he looks at it

01:04:37.000 and you can see

01:04:38.700 his ambivalence.

01:04:39.740 You can see his disgust.

01:04:41.060 And you can see

01:04:41.640 how fast he turns away.

01:04:42.920 So Coolidge determined

01:04:44.180 then and there

01:04:44.820 in that summer of 1927,

01:04:46.500 while in Rapid City,

01:04:47.280 South Dakota,

01:04:47.940 that he would walk away

01:04:49.640 from the power

01:04:50.400 of the presidency.

01:04:51.520 So there it is.

01:04:52.900 Exactly what he doesn't

01:04:53.980 want to be.

01:04:54.600 The exact reason

01:04:55.560 he doesn't want to

01:04:56.220 stay in office.

01:04:57.240 And he writes

01:04:57.780 in his autobiography,

01:04:58.940 after a while,

01:05:00.020 the president gets vain.

01:05:01.500 The president

01:05:02.000 is surrounded by yes men

01:05:03.540 and he starts to believe

01:05:04.580 in his own grandeur.

01:05:07.340 And he actually says

01:05:08.680 in his autobiography,

01:05:09.900 it's a great safety,

01:05:10.840 I'm paraphrasing here,

01:05:11.860 so it may not be precisely,

01:05:13.000 but it's a great safety

01:05:13.960 for the president

01:05:14.760 and the country

01:05:16.160 and a great comfort to them

01:05:17.400 for the president

01:05:18.360 to know he is not

01:05:19.900 a great man.

01:05:21.620 Calvin Coolidge's death

01:05:23.020 came just weeks ahead

01:05:24.320 of the inauguration

01:05:25.180 of Franklin Delano Roosevelt,

01:05:27.180 whose New Deal presidency

01:05:28.720 would usher in

01:05:29.540 an era of massive

01:05:31.140 federal expansion.

01:05:32.720 So in hindsight,

01:05:34.220 Coolidge said something

01:05:34.860 at the end of his life

01:05:35.760 that seems really appropriate.

01:05:38.060 He told a friend,

01:05:39.480 quote,

01:05:40.040 I feel I no longer fit in

01:05:41.860 with these times,

01:05:43.240 end quote.

01:05:43.960 He didn't.

01:05:45.440 And now in the century

01:05:46.600 since Coolidge's passing,

01:05:48.320 it seems like any defender

01:05:49.840 of the Constitution

01:05:50.780 wouldn't fit in

01:05:51.840 with any time since his.

01:05:55.220 Coolidge may not have

01:05:56.020 considered himself

01:05:56.820 a great man,

01:05:58.040 but as we reflect

01:05:59.400 on his incredible career,

01:06:02.180 perhaps he would excuse us

01:06:04.000 if we were to judge him so.

01:06:07.820 Glenn Beck.

01:06:11.620 Unbelievable.

01:06:13.060 He's got no choice

01:06:13.840 because I think he was

01:06:14.860 a great man.

01:06:15.660 Absolutely.

01:06:16.360 A great man.

01:06:17.340 That story where he goes

01:06:18.860 to Rushmore

01:06:19.400 and sees it being sculpted

01:06:22.000 and especially

01:06:22.800 the giant image

01:06:26.500 of Theodore Roosevelt

01:06:27.640 who he didn't like

01:06:28.700 his policies,

01:06:29.920 he didn't like the way

01:06:30.680 he ended up.

01:06:32.660 He's a progressive.

01:06:33.180 He's a progressive.

01:06:34.460 And it just turned him off.

01:06:36.000 And he's like,

01:06:36.720 that's not what

01:06:38.460 we're supposed to be about.

01:06:39.760 And that's not who

01:06:40.340 I want to be.

01:06:41.360 And what I love about it

01:06:42.900 is the ending

01:06:44.200 where he's saying

01:06:45.440 you become blind

01:06:48.480 to the truth

01:06:51.180 that you're not

01:06:51.880 a great man.

01:06:52.880 You're surrounded

01:06:53.980 by people

01:06:54.760 who are yes men.

01:06:56.860 Boy,

01:06:57.240 that kind of humility

01:06:58.220 is really scarce.

01:07:01.200 Sure is.

01:07:01.800 George Washington,

01:07:03.140 Calvin Coolidge.

01:07:04.140 Abraham Lincoln.

01:07:05.440 Maybe Lincoln too.

01:07:06.680 Yeah.

01:07:07.240 Maybe.

01:07:07.840 Maybe.

01:07:08.700 No, I think Abraham Lincoln,

01:07:10.400 his only,

01:07:12.520 his,

01:07:13.500 if you can even call it this,

01:07:14.860 his only arrogance

01:07:15.940 came from a true belief

01:07:18.640 that he was a man of destiny

01:07:20.940 and not a man in destiny

01:07:23.940 of get out of my way,

01:07:26.300 a man of,

01:07:27.100 oh crap,

01:07:27.580 I don't want to do this.

01:07:29.260 I mean,

01:07:29.480 I really believe

01:07:31.100 he was truly humble

01:07:33.240 and only did

01:07:35.020 what he felt

01:07:35.920 he was really supposed to do.

01:07:37.280 The difference between

01:07:38.020 the two though

01:07:38.560 is Coolidge strictly

01:07:40.560 adhered to the Constitution.

01:07:42.320 Lincoln did not.

01:07:43.460 Yes.

01:07:44.340 He was,

01:07:45.800 Coolidge is,

01:07:46.680 I am a new fan

01:07:48.400 of Coolidge.

01:07:50.120 Oh man.

01:07:50.700 He is definitely top three.

01:07:52.660 He might be two.

01:07:54.460 He might be number two

01:07:55.600 as far as presidents.

01:07:57.160 This is

01:07:59.480 The Glenn Beck Program.

01:08:03.320 Mercury.

01:08:05.920 The Glenn Beck Program.

01:08:09.400 Hello America.

01:08:11.600 So the alt-right

01:08:13.200 is going absolutely nuts

01:08:15.960 about the strike against Syria.

01:08:19.740 And the reason why

01:08:20.880 is because he was,

01:08:23.080 he was really sold

01:08:25.280 and he sold himself

01:08:26.400 as an anti-war president

01:08:28.100 and a guy who's not

01:08:28.900 going to be involved

01:08:29.620 and he spoke over

01:08:31.720 and over and over again

01:08:33.420 about not getting involved

01:08:34.460 in Syria.

01:08:35.560 Let Russia take care of this.

01:08:37.800 Correct?

01:08:38.900 He,

01:08:39.560 he made a big deal

01:08:41.040 out of,

01:08:42.040 you've got to go to Congress.

01:08:44.020 Barack Obama's got to go to Congress

01:08:45.220 before he does anything in Syria.

01:08:47.680 Well,

01:08:48.220 that's not what he did.

01:08:49.800 Now,

01:08:50.420 the people on the alt-right

01:08:51.720 and the,

01:08:52.440 the big anti-war people

01:08:54.860 who believed Donald Trump

01:08:57.300 was that kind of guy.

01:08:59.940 Now we're very upset.

01:09:01.420 This is going to cause problems

01:09:02.420 in the White House.

01:09:03.180 I'll explain it to you

01:09:04.400 next.

01:09:05.420 We are one!

01:09:15.240 Glenn Beck

01:09:16.680 Mercury

01:09:18.860 This is the Blaze Radio

01:09:35.720 On Demand.

01:09:36.700 Really better be careful

01:09:40.100 when I tell you that

01:09:40.840 the Republicans

01:09:42.460 used the nuclear option

01:09:43.820 last night

01:09:44.420 because of all the things

01:09:45.840 that are going on.

01:09:47.420 That was in Congress

01:09:49.000 for the SCOTUS vote.

01:09:51.460 Supreme Court Justice

01:09:52.640 is going to be voted on today.

01:09:53.840 It's probably going to come out

01:09:54.740 what,

01:09:55.100 55-48?

01:09:57.040 52-48,

01:09:58.140 probably.

01:09:59.900 Well,

01:10:00.080 I could have added

01:10:00.480 a few more senators.

01:10:01.800 100 isn't necessarily

01:10:02.840 a hard-fetched rule.

01:10:03.840 Yeah.

01:10:04.960 55-45?

01:10:05.880 Actually,

01:10:06.360 it is.

01:10:06.920 I think it's good.

01:10:07.880 Yeah, it is.

01:10:08.300 I think because there was

01:10:09.460 two votes that happened

01:10:10.500 last night

01:10:11.220 and the second one

01:10:14.480 was for an up-or-down vote

01:10:16.380 and I think it went

01:10:17.320 55-45.

01:10:19.080 One was to stop it

01:10:20.260 and that went down

01:10:20.760 party lines

01:10:21.520 and this one is

01:10:23.280 expected now

01:10:25.620 that Schumer

01:10:27.080 released everybody

01:10:27.980 and said,

01:10:28.360 look,

01:10:28.500 if you're in a red state

01:10:29.500 and you've got to vote,

01:10:30.300 we've got to vote

01:10:30.920 and that's when

01:10:31.780 that vote went

01:10:32.560 55-45.

01:10:34.100 So they've got a few Democrats.

01:10:35.440 Yeah, you'll get

01:10:35.800 Heikamp, Donnelly,

01:10:37.240 and Manchin.

01:10:38.780 That's what's going to

01:10:39.560 probably happen

01:10:40.460 here in a few minutes

01:10:41.380 so you're going to have

01:10:41.940 a new Supreme Court

01:10:42.720 of Justice.

01:10:43.120 Oh, I know you know the story.

01:10:43.480 I was just making fun

01:10:43.920 of your math skills.

01:10:44.640 Shut up.

01:10:46.120 And then gold is up.

01:10:48.540 Stock market is down.

01:10:51.520 And the world is

01:10:53.340 in real chaos

01:10:54.800 and I don't know

01:10:55.960 how to predict

01:10:56.460 the White House.

01:10:57.240 I'm going to give you

01:10:58.100 a couple of stories.

01:11:00.220 Stockholm,

01:11:01.000 three people are dead

01:11:02.460 this morning.

01:11:03.380 There was a terror attack.

01:11:04.600 What's going to happen

01:11:05.220 with North Korea?

01:11:06.700 And I want to talk to you

01:11:07.620 politically here

01:11:08.780 for a second

01:11:09.360 and give you

01:11:10.140 a scenario

01:11:11.100 that I think is

01:11:12.280 you may not agree

01:11:13.940 but I think

01:11:14.540 likely to happen.

01:11:16.500 And we go there

01:11:17.140 right now.

01:11:18.540 I will make a stand

01:11:21.080 I will raise my voice

01:11:23.360 I will hold your hand

01:11:25.580 Cause we are one

01:11:27.560 I will beat my drum

01:11:29.780 I have made my choice

01:11:32.020 We will overcome

01:11:33.700 Cause we are one

01:11:36.360 The fusion of entertainment

01:11:38.320 and enlightenment.

01:11:40.540 This is

01:11:41.080 The Glenn Beck Program.

01:11:44.020 Let me tell you

01:11:48.200 about the war

01:11:49.520 that is

01:11:50.160 that is happening

01:11:51.420 right now

01:11:52.300 with the Trump supporters.

01:11:55.020 The alt-right

01:11:56.340 who

01:11:57.360 love Russia

01:11:59.160 and

01:12:00.580 do not

01:12:01.880 want us

01:12:02.580 in war

01:12:03.560 in fact

01:12:04.120 the alt-right

01:12:04.840 is

01:12:05.480 is very

01:12:06.340 nationalist

01:12:06.960 but they want

01:12:08.400 to pull back

01:12:09.200 and bring the armies

01:12:10.060 back into

01:12:11.140 the United States

01:12:12.120 and they saw

01:12:13.060 Donald Trump

01:12:13.640 as a guy

01:12:14.060 who would do that

01:12:14.820 and the reason

01:12:15.440 why they saw him

01:12:16.080 is that guy

01:12:16.760 is because he said

01:12:17.860 that's who he was

01:12:19.440 I don't

01:12:21.380 believe that

01:12:22.120 I haven't believed that

01:12:23.560 you know

01:12:24.880 here's a guy

01:12:25.420 who said

01:12:25.840 we can't get mixed up

01:12:26.880 in Iran

01:12:27.700 in Iraq

01:12:29.140 let Russia

01:12:30.480 take care of Syria

01:12:31.480 and last night

01:12:32.220 he made a very bold

01:12:33.400 and decisive move

01:12:34.740 it's a risky move

01:12:36.760 I think

01:12:37.400 with the timing

01:12:38.200 of China

01:12:39.100 being in there

01:12:39.900 I think

01:12:40.960 it was

01:12:41.520 providential

01:12:43.040 because I

01:12:44.640 I'm hoping

01:12:45.560 that it will

01:12:46.740 show

01:12:47.300 China

01:12:48.300 that this guy

01:12:49.580 will move

01:12:50.560 on his own

01:12:51.240 and they don't

01:12:52.500 want us

01:12:52.940 moving in

01:12:53.640 North Korea

01:12:54.200 I don't want

01:12:55.500 to be moving

01:12:56.020 in North Korea

01:12:56.740 but something

01:12:57.880 has to be done

01:12:58.700 and maybe

01:12:59.540 China will get

01:13:00.420 involved in this

01:13:01.420 and maybe

01:13:03.020 they will stop

01:13:03.960 North Korea

01:13:05.460 time will tell

01:13:07.500 but I want

01:13:09.060 to take you

01:13:09.420 down the road

01:13:10.020 and move

01:13:11.160 move ahead

01:13:12.560 and let's just

01:13:13.260 let's just look

01:13:14.540 at things

01:13:16.040 that are possible

01:13:17.000 and ask

01:13:18.160 are they probable

01:13:19.200 to happen

01:13:19.820 you're already

01:13:21.800 seeing Donald Trump

01:13:23.040 having historic

01:13:24.340 lows of what

01:13:25.080 37% approval rating

01:13:26.740 yeah he's ranging

01:13:28.320 between 36

01:13:29.260 and 43

01:13:30.480 and 44

01:13:31.240 and historic lows

01:13:32.560 no president

01:13:33.100 has ever been

01:13:33.840 that low

01:13:34.280 not this

01:13:34.880 at this point

01:13:35.240 that's

01:13:37.540 you know

01:13:38.240 certainly

01:13:38.760 moving that

01:13:39.980 along quicker

01:13:40.600 than

01:13:40.860 most presidents

01:13:42.580 hit a low

01:13:43.020 point

01:13:43.280 and this

01:13:44.300 low point

01:13:44.920 is not

01:13:45.260 historically

01:13:46.100 low for a

01:13:46.860 president

01:13:47.160 no but it

01:13:47.780 is at this

01:13:48.480 point

01:13:48.740 because it's

01:13:49.000 a honeymoon

01:13:49.380 there's usually

01:13:50.500 a honeymoon

01:13:50.840 period where

01:13:51.260 everyone's at

01:13:51.720 65%

01:13:52.880 for a few

01:13:53.400 months

01:13:53.680 okay

01:13:54.020 so

01:13:54.980 why is his

01:13:57.360 approval rating

01:13:57.960 that low

01:13:58.280 well it

01:13:58.640 started pretty

01:13:59.500 low in the

01:14:00.200 first place

01:14:00.680 and then

01:14:01.280 he did

01:14:02.920 the Muslim

01:14:04.360 ban

01:14:04.780 which wasn't

01:14:05.840 a Muslim

01:14:06.200 ban

01:14:06.500 but he

01:14:07.280 called it

01:14:07.720 a Muslim

01:14:08.140 ban

01:14:08.480 or a ban

01:14:09.940 when he

01:14:11.180 signed it

01:14:11.600 it was thrown

01:14:12.280 together

01:14:12.740 and who threw

01:14:14.100 it together

01:14:14.500 who led

01:14:15.380 that

01:14:15.680 I mean it

01:14:17.400 was a

01:14:17.620 ban and

01:14:18.040 ban and

01:14:18.920 move

01:14:19.060 then that

01:14:21.740 hurt him

01:14:22.200 badly

01:14:22.720 then the

01:14:23.500 next thing

01:14:24.160 that he

01:14:24.540 did

01:14:24.900 and remember

01:14:25.420 also they

01:14:25.860 brought it

01:14:26.440 back up

01:14:26.960 and it's

01:14:27.240 again been

01:14:27.660 overturned

01:14:28.280 so it's

01:14:28.560 happened

01:14:28.780 twice now

01:14:29.380 correct

01:14:29.680 then he

01:14:32.680 starts with

01:14:33.120 health care

01:14:33.500 and who

01:14:35.020 is the

01:14:35.720 architect

01:14:36.120 of health

01:14:36.600 care

01:14:36.860 Paul Ryan

01:14:38.220 and Bannon

01:14:39.500 and Bannon

01:14:40.800 is the one

01:14:41.360 that says

01:14:41.920 don't worry

01:14:42.540 you're going

01:14:43.060 to be able

01:14:43.560 to get

01:14:43.900 the Freedom

01:14:44.320 Caucus

01:14:44.720 to fold

01:14:45.340 you just

01:14:46.200 hold their

01:14:46.700 feet to

01:14:47.400 the fire

01:14:48.020 and tell

01:14:48.720 them that

01:14:49.060 they're going

01:14:49.480 to be

01:14:49.680 primaried

01:14:50.360 and you'll

01:14:51.260 get them

01:14:51.720 to fold

01:14:52.200 in fact

01:14:52.540 Bannon

01:14:52.860 was reportedly

01:14:53.860 the one

01:14:54.280 who actually

01:14:54.880 delivered that

01:14:55.520 message

01:14:55.900 along with

01:14:56.480 Mulvaney

01:14:57.240 to the

01:14:57.900 Freedom

01:14:58.100 Caucus

01:14:58.400 in that

01:14:58.680 battle

01:14:58.960 how'd that

01:14:59.420 work out

01:14:59.840 did not

01:15:00.340 work out

01:15:00.740 Freedom

01:15:01.340 Caucus

01:15:01.640 are elected

01:15:02.140 representatives

01:15:02.620 and they

01:15:02.920 actually

01:15:03.160 think for

01:15:03.460 themselves

01:15:03.760 and how

01:15:04.520 did that

01:15:04.820 work out

01:15:05.180 for Donald

01:15:05.580 Trump

01:15:05.860 did not

01:15:06.460 work out

01:15:06.700 well

01:15:06.920 it's not

01:15:07.200 helped

01:15:07.480 and he was

01:15:09.260 a big supporter

01:15:09.800 of that

01:15:10.700 Ryan health care

01:15:11.440 bill

01:15:11.640 I mean he

01:15:12.080 he went

01:15:12.500 as they said

01:15:13.120 he's

01:15:13.380 even when they

01:15:14.860 were trying to

01:15:15.120 give him

01:15:15.320 credit

01:15:15.720 the you know

01:15:16.680 the Ryans

01:15:17.240 of the world

01:15:17.500 said he

01:15:17.800 expended

01:15:18.200 incredible

01:15:18.920 energy and

01:15:20.100 political capital

01:15:20.880 to try to get

01:15:21.380 that done

01:15:21.780 so now a

01:15:23.840 guy who does

01:15:24.800 not like to

01:15:25.740 lose

01:15:26.080 Donald Trump

01:15:27.400 has listened

01:15:28.900 to advice

01:15:29.560 from Bannon

01:15:30.180 twice

01:15:31.120 and has

01:15:32.480 lost

01:15:32.940 bigly

01:15:34.580 so

01:15:37.020 now what's

01:15:39.860 happening

01:15:40.260 Bannon

01:15:42.280 is saying

01:15:43.480 cut off

01:15:44.900 the Uber

01:15:45.840 right

01:15:46.300 Kirshner

01:15:48.380 the son-in-law

01:15:50.000 of Donald

01:15:50.420 Trump

01:15:50.780 who has

01:15:51.580 been put

01:15:52.080 in charge

01:15:52.480 about almost

01:15:53.280 everything

01:15:53.920 big in

01:15:54.900 the White

01:15:55.180 House

01:15:55.420 by all

01:15:56.880 accounts

01:15:57.240 really

01:15:57.800 really smart

01:15:58.440 really

01:15:58.800 really good

01:15:59.520 but a

01:16:00.940 Democrat

01:16:01.320 and not

01:16:02.860 a fan

01:16:03.500 of Bannon

01:16:04.120 they're now

01:16:05.800 in a

01:16:06.740 death match

01:16:07.700 behind the

01:16:08.480 scenes

01:16:08.800 according to

01:16:09.440 some

01:16:09.780 Bannon

01:16:10.820 has said

01:16:11.500 I like a

01:16:12.180 good gun

01:16:12.580 fight

01:16:12.940 well

01:16:14.000 I like a

01:16:15.240 good gun

01:16:15.660 fight

01:16:16.020 but I

01:16:16.580 like a

01:16:17.120 good gun

01:16:17.480 fight

01:16:17.780 where it's

01:16:18.360 fair

01:16:18.860 and here's

01:16:20.060 why it's

01:16:20.440 not fair

01:16:21.020 here's

01:16:21.280 why it's

01:16:22.140 not a

01:16:22.680 fair fight

01:16:23.300 for you

01:16:23.700 because

01:16:24.140 you're

01:16:24.600 fighting

01:16:25.160 the

01:16:26.640 sheriff's

01:16:27.520 son

01:16:27.900 the

01:16:29.680 sheriff's

01:16:30.180 daughter

01:16:30.720 the sheriff's

01:16:32.440 not gonna let

01:16:32.840 that go on

01:16:33.400 too long

01:16:33.860 the sheriff

01:16:34.480 is not

01:16:34.920 gonna allow

01:16:35.320 you

01:16:35.760 to off

01:16:36.880 his

01:16:37.100 son-in-law

01:16:37.660 so

01:16:39.620 forget about

01:16:40.300 gun

01:16:40.620 fights

01:16:41.040 let's

01:16:42.020 look at

01:16:42.320 what's

01:16:42.620 probable

01:16:43.280 Kirshner

01:16:45.140 is bringing

01:16:45.700 in Democrats

01:16:46.500 now to

01:16:46.860 the White

01:16:47.140 House

01:16:47.440 and the

01:16:48.540 allies of

01:16:49.600 Bannon

01:16:50.040 has said

01:16:50.720 there is

01:16:51.340 a war

01:16:52.060 inside the

01:16:52.720 White House

01:16:53.220 between the

01:16:53.840 Democrats

01:16:54.300 and the

01:16:54.920 nationalists

01:16:55.660 the nationalists

01:16:57.000 are going

01:16:57.480 to lose

01:16:58.080 just think

01:16:59.900 of this

01:17:00.320 in your

01:17:01.120 own life

01:17:01.700 you're going

01:17:02.680 to work

01:17:03.120 you have

01:17:04.500 a boss

01:17:05.080 who

01:17:05.960 you

01:17:06.780 you know

01:17:07.480 are close

01:17:08.280 to

01:17:08.640 and you

01:17:09.160 have helped

01:17:09.540 out

01:17:09.960 but you

01:17:10.760 know

01:17:11.220 that his

01:17:11.980 tendency

01:17:12.680 is to

01:17:13.760 go

01:17:14.100 the

01:17:14.780 other

01:17:15.100 direction

01:17:15.660 away

01:17:16.040 from

01:17:16.320 you

01:17:16.580 but

01:17:17.400 you've

01:17:17.640 had

01:17:17.740 a good

01:17:17.960 run

01:17:18.160 with him

01:17:18.440 now

01:17:18.700 you've

01:17:18.960 had

01:17:19.160 two

01:17:19.620 bad

01:17:20.380 two

01:17:22.140 really

01:17:23.100 bad

01:17:23.400 experiences

01:17:23.980 with him

01:17:24.460 and he's

01:17:25.120 kind of

01:17:25.360 looking at

01:17:25.680 you

01:17:25.820 sideways

01:17:26.200 and his

01:17:27.460 family

01:17:28.020 has been

01:17:29.160 looking at

01:17:29.600 you sideways

01:17:30.020 for a long

01:17:30.620 time

01:17:30.880 and now

01:17:31.200 his family

01:17:31.740 members

01:17:32.200 he's starting

01:17:32.960 to turn

01:17:33.400 to his

01:17:33.680 family

01:17:33.960 members

01:17:34.320 more

01:17:34.620 and more

01:17:35.000 and you

01:17:35.880 know

01:17:36.360 when he

01:17:36.820 turns to

01:17:37.320 the family

01:17:37.740 members

01:17:38.120 you know

01:17:38.660 the family

01:17:39.200 members

01:17:39.580 are saying

01:17:40.020 you got

01:17:40.360 to get rid

01:17:40.700 of this

01:17:40.980 guy

01:17:41.240 you got

01:17:42.400 to get

01:17:42.600 rid

01:17:42.800 of this

01:17:43.100 guy

01:17:43.420 this guy

01:17:44.460 is no

01:17:44.960 good

01:17:45.460 how many

01:17:47.580 times does

01:17:48.300 that happen

01:17:48.840 before you

01:17:49.420 start looking

01:17:50.020 for a job

01:17:50.780 now you

01:17:51.840 might stay

01:17:52.300 and fight

01:17:52.680 it out

01:17:52.960 but you're

01:17:53.300 starting to

01:17:53.800 look for

01:17:54.200 a job

01:17:54.800 okay

01:17:55.740 when you're

01:17:57.440 when the

01:17:58.320 family member

01:17:59.180 starts bringing

01:18:00.640 in more

01:18:01.620 people than

01:18:02.440 you can

01:18:03.100 bring in

01:18:03.700 that all

01:18:05.260 agree with

01:18:06.080 the family

01:18:06.640 members

01:18:07.200 how long

01:18:10.080 do you

01:18:10.320 have

01:18:10.660 so

01:18:12.700 Bannon

01:18:13.080 whether he

01:18:15.280 knows it

01:18:15.840 or not

01:18:16.240 he's a

01:18:16.640 smart man

01:18:17.300 I'm sure

01:18:17.760 he knows

01:18:18.220 it

01:18:18.440 is done

01:18:20.020 soon

01:18:20.580 his influence

01:18:22.380 is gone

01:18:22.960 now one

01:18:23.740 of the

01:18:23.960 reasons why

01:18:24.720 he has

01:18:25.240 influence

01:18:25.660 is because

01:18:26.100 of the

01:18:26.380 Mercer

01:18:26.640 family

01:18:27.080 the

01:18:27.640 Mercers

01:18:28.080 are this

01:18:28.720 family

01:18:29.080 that

01:18:29.360 really are

01:18:31.300 propping

01:18:31.660 up Breitbart

01:18:32.200 they're

01:18:32.580 spending

01:18:33.000 what

01:18:33.480 16

01:18:33.960 million

01:18:34.240 dollars

01:18:34.540 of their

01:18:34.800 own

01:18:34.960 money

01:18:35.220 at

01:18:36.400 Breitbart

01:18:37.200 they are

01:18:38.840 the reason

01:18:39.540 why

01:18:40.120 they've

01:18:40.480 pushed

01:18:41.160 all of

01:18:42.000 the

01:18:42.140 Bannon

01:18:42.440 stuff

01:18:42.900 into the

01:18:43.500 White House

01:18:43.920 because

01:18:44.180 they came

01:18:44.740 with money

01:18:45.280 and said

01:18:45.740 hey we'll

01:18:46.160 help you

01:18:46.540 Donald

01:18:46.800 Trump

01:18:47.140 we'll get

01:18:47.880 you elected

01:18:48.320 but we

01:18:48.900 want these

01:18:49.680 things

01:18:50.220 I think

01:18:51.420 Donald

01:18:51.700 Trump soon

01:18:52.280 is going

01:18:52.500 to say

01:18:52.720 you know

01:18:52.960 what I

01:18:53.240 paid for

01:18:53.680 those

01:18:53.920 things

01:18:54.260 I did

01:18:55.340 I made

01:18:55.860 some

01:18:56.060 appointments

01:18:56.520 based on

01:18:57.080 your

01:18:57.220 recommendations

01:18:57.780 I paid

01:18:58.300 for those

01:18:58.660 things

01:18:59.000 and this

01:18:59.920 guy's

01:19:00.200 given me

01:19:00.600 advice

01:19:00.960 that keeps

01:19:01.500 losing

01:19:01.980 and I

01:19:02.460 don't like

01:19:02.820 to lose

01:19:03.460 the New

01:19:03.700 York Times

01:19:04.020 reported

01:19:04.380 that exact

01:19:04.900 thing

01:19:05.140 today

01:19:05.400 that is

01:19:07.140 exactly how

01:19:07.680 Trump is

01:19:08.080 reacting

01:19:08.500 right now

01:19:09.060 to the

01:19:09.380 Mercers

01:19:09.720 specifically

01:19:10.480 that they

01:19:11.660 see

01:19:11.980 that's

01:19:12.300 exactly

01:19:12.620 what

01:19:12.880 I'm telling

01:19:13.280 you

01:19:13.440 this is

01:19:13.760 this is

01:19:14.560 not just

01:19:15.500 probable

01:19:15.900 I think

01:19:16.280 this is

01:19:16.600 likely

01:19:17.020 to be

01:19:17.660 the story

01:19:18.140 soon

01:19:18.480 so then

01:19:19.580 what happens

01:19:20.180 Bannon

01:19:21.580 leaves

01:19:22.160 now

01:19:23.120 Bannon

01:19:23.620 can leave

01:19:25.340 the White

01:19:25.920 House

01:19:26.280 in shame

01:19:27.200 but he's

01:19:28.500 also a guy

01:19:29.100 that doesn't

01:19:29.560 like to

01:19:29.940 lose

01:19:30.240 now you

01:19:31.720 can say

01:19:32.220 that maybe

01:19:32.780 he wants

01:19:33.340 to stay

01:19:34.000 and keep

01:19:34.560 some

01:19:34.860 connections

01:19:35.460 with the

01:19:36.640 White

01:19:36.900 House

01:19:37.360 blah blah

01:19:37.900 blah

01:19:38.120 but why

01:19:39.040 you

01:19:40.640 go

01:19:41.000 you're

01:19:41.800 walking

01:19:42.220 the walk

01:19:42.880 of shame

01:19:43.460 back to

01:19:44.120 Breitbart

01:19:44.620 after losing

01:19:45.580 your job

01:19:46.360 to a

01:19:47.100 Democrat

01:19:47.780 remember

01:19:50.240 it was

01:19:50.600 your paper

01:19:51.240 your website

01:19:52.140 that said

01:19:52.600 oh no

01:19:52.920 that will

01:19:53.260 never happen

01:19:53.840 he'll never

01:19:54.320 turn left

01:19:55.100 he's one

01:19:56.200 of us

01:19:56.900 after you've

01:19:58.280 been the

01:19:58.560 man too

01:19:59.200 I mean

01:19:59.520 he's been

01:19:59.880 the man

01:20:01.060 he's been

01:20:02.300 the man

01:20:02.840 and he was

01:20:03.980 shown the

01:20:04.580 door by

01:20:05.720 the Democratic

01:20:06.820 son-in-law

01:20:08.520 now

01:20:11.400 Bannon

01:20:11.860 has a guy

01:20:12.580 he's a guy

01:20:13.120 who likes

01:20:13.500 to

01:20:13.760 he's got

01:20:15.060 an axe

01:20:15.400 to grind

01:20:15.840 and he'll

01:20:16.720 find an axe

01:20:17.660 after axe

01:20:18.400 after axe

01:20:18.980 and he'll

01:20:19.280 grind them

01:20:19.680 all day

01:20:19.980 long

01:20:20.380 so what

01:20:22.020 happens to

01:20:22.680 Breitbart

01:20:23.520 and Bannon

01:20:24.020 they start

01:20:25.440 to become

01:20:26.020 an anti-Trump

01:20:27.240 site

01:20:27.600 because Trump

01:20:28.720 has

01:20:29.740 abandoned

01:20:30.880 his people

01:20:31.420 remember

01:20:31.820 all that

01:20:32.440 Bannon

01:20:32.720 really wants

01:20:33.660 is chaos

01:20:34.260 he wants

01:20:34.980 to burn

01:20:35.420 the whole

01:20:35.740 system

01:20:36.060 down

01:20:36.460 so that

01:20:37.420 actually

01:20:37.820 helps him

01:20:38.440 by going

01:20:39.780 now on

01:20:40.320 the outside

01:20:40.800 and say

01:20:41.140 I was

01:20:41.540 part of

01:20:42.000 it

01:20:42.220 but this

01:20:43.480 guy is

01:20:44.000 a sellout

01:20:44.700 this guy

01:20:45.400 is dangerous

01:20:46.120 this guy

01:20:47.260 went

01:20:47.620 and he's

01:20:48.220 he's a liar

01:20:49.420 he went

01:20:50.420 and became

01:20:50.920 a democrat

01:20:51.600 and brought

01:20:52.020 all of his

01:20:52.420 kids in

01:20:53.180 well now

01:20:55.200 he's got

01:20:55.540 the chaos

01:20:56.180 because now

01:20:57.160 he takes

01:20:57.580 the uber

01:20:58.200 Trumpers

01:20:58.740 and turns

01:20:59.340 them

01:20:59.640 against

01:21:00.380 Donald

01:21:00.880 Trump

01:21:01.200 the people

01:21:02.260 who are

01:21:02.800 in the middle

01:21:03.340 who held

01:21:03.820 their nose

01:21:04.320 for Donald

01:21:04.800 Trump

01:21:05.100 are now

01:21:05.760 seeing

01:21:06.040 that Donald

01:21:06.440 Trump

01:21:06.700 is going

01:21:07.180 to start

01:21:07.600 looking at

01:21:08.520 universal

01:21:09.260 health care

01:21:09.940 that's

01:21:11.360 not what

01:21:11.640 they wanted

01:21:12.140 the left

01:21:15.020 is going

01:21:15.480 to smell

01:21:15.840 blood

01:21:16.260 in the

01:21:16.540 water

01:21:16.820 those

01:21:18.260 in

01:21:18.560 Congress

01:21:19.000 who want

01:21:19.520 to put

01:21:19.760 the president

01:21:20.260 in his

01:21:21.200 place

01:21:21.740 they will

01:21:23.160 do the

01:21:24.380 investigations

01:21:25.060 and if they

01:21:25.700 don't do

01:21:26.120 the investigations

01:21:26.940 on the

01:21:28.240 midterm

01:21:28.720 elections

01:21:29.320 oh the

01:21:29.960 Democrats

01:21:30.460 will

01:21:30.800 I think

01:21:33.280 you're

01:21:33.460 looking at

01:21:34.020 a lame

01:21:34.520 duck

01:21:34.760 president

01:21:35.260 if not

01:21:36.380 now

01:21:36.860 very soon

01:21:37.900 what happens

01:21:40.660 with

01:21:41.360 with Putin

01:21:43.600 what happens

01:21:44.660 with this

01:21:45.160 strike

01:21:45.740 last night

01:21:47.740 it

01:21:48.640 if it

01:21:49.240 goes well

01:21:50.140 it helps

01:21:51.040 the president

01:21:51.640 for a little

01:21:52.200 while

01:21:52.600 but

01:21:54.640 he better

01:21:55.740 have a win

01:21:56.620 here

01:21:57.060 and a win

01:21:57.780 for his

01:21:58.300 base

01:21:58.840 and if

01:22:00.440 Bannon

01:22:00.860 leaves

01:22:01.560 I think

01:22:02.560 you're looking

01:22:03.020 at a lame

01:22:03.660 duck

01:22:03.900 president

01:22:04.360 and as

01:22:05.580 as we are

01:22:06.440 saying this

01:22:06.980 this is

01:22:07.320 from Mike

01:22:08.600 Allen

01:22:08.900 who

01:22:09.520 you know

01:22:10.120 very well

01:22:10.700 known

01:22:10.940 insider

01:22:11.340 of

01:22:11.560 Washington

01:22:11.900 president

01:22:12.600 trump

01:22:12.880 is

01:22:13.000 considering

01:22:13.380 a broad

01:22:13.840 shakeup

01:22:14.220 of his

01:22:14.520 white

01:22:14.740 house

01:22:14.900 that could

01:22:15.240 include

01:22:15.500 the

01:22:15.620 replacement

01:22:16.020 of

01:22:16.260 white

01:22:16.420 house

01:22:16.600 chief

01:22:16.840 of

01:22:16.960 staff

01:22:17.200 reince

01:22:17.460 previous

01:22:17.760 and the

01:22:18.140 departure

01:22:18.480 of

01:22:18.680 chief

01:22:18.860 strategist

01:22:19.320 steve

01:22:19.600 bannon

01:22:19.920 aides

01:22:20.600 and

01:22:20.820 advisors

01:22:21.240 tell us

01:22:21.720 top aide

01:22:22.360 to trump

01:22:22.680 says he's

01:22:23.040 contemplating

01:22:23.420 major

01:22:23.680 changes

01:22:23.980 but the

01:22:24.240 situation

01:22:24.560 is

01:22:24.700 very

01:22:24.880 fluid

01:22:25.180 at the

01:22:25.380 time

01:22:25.580 and it

01:22:26.100 is

01:22:26.240 uncertain

01:22:26.680 things

01:22:27.220 are

01:22:27.340 happening

01:22:27.620 but it's

01:22:27.880 very

01:22:28.040 unclear

01:22:28.400 that the

01:22:29.380 president

01:22:29.620 is

01:22:29.860 willing

01:22:30.060 to

01:22:30.220 pull

01:22:30.400 the

01:22:30.580 trigger

01:22:30.860 insiders

01:22:31.580 say

01:22:31.880 that the

01:22:32.300 possibilities

01:22:32.820 for chief

01:22:33.260 of

01:22:33.420 staff

01:22:33.740 include

01:22:34.260 kevin

01:22:34.880 mccarthy

01:22:35.340 house

01:22:35.720 majority

01:22:36.000 leader

01:22:36.280 wayne

01:22:37.040 berman

01:22:37.280 of

01:22:37.460 blackstone

01:22:37.960 group

01:22:38.280 a

01:22:38.540 washington

01:22:38.840 heavy hitter

01:22:39.320 who was

01:22:39.520 an assistant

01:22:41.720 secretary of

01:22:42.320 commerce

01:22:42.620 under george

01:22:43.100 w bush

01:22:43.620 dave urban

01:22:44.660 of the

01:22:45.100 washington

01:22:45.420 advisory

01:22:45.900 firm

01:22:46.260 american

01:22:47.140 continental

01:22:47.640 group

01:22:48.020 former

01:22:48.360 chief

01:22:48.640 of

01:22:48.780 staff

01:22:49.000 to

01:22:49.160 arlen

01:22:49.440 specter

01:22:49.960 and

01:22:50.960 gary

01:22:51.240 cone

01:22:51.680 trump's

01:22:52.220 economic

01:22:52.540 advisor

01:22:52.940 former

01:22:53.260 number

01:22:53.420 two

01:22:53.600 at

01:22:53.720 goldman

01:22:53.960 sacks

01:22:54.200 who

01:22:54.320 is

01:22:54.420 also

01:22:54.680 you

01:22:55.360 know

01:22:55.520 close

01:22:55.820 with

01:22:56.120 kushner

01:22:56.560 he's

01:22:56.780 part

01:22:56.900 of

01:22:56.980 the

01:22:57.100 sort

01:22:57.560 of

01:22:57.700 kushner

01:22:58.140 if

01:22:58.900 he

01:22:59.120 puts

01:22:59.460 the

01:22:59.700 arlen

01:23:00.080 specter

01:23:00.620 or

01:23:00.940 the

01:23:01.220 goldman

01:23:01.700 sacks

01:23:02.040 guy

01:23:02.320 in

01:23:02.560 and

01:23:03.480 bannon

01:23:03.900 leaves

01:23:04.520 you

01:23:05.680 think

01:23:05.920 breitbart

01:23:06.440 is

01:23:06.840 not

01:23:07.320 going

01:23:07.440 to

01:23:07.540 start

01:23:07.740 spinning

01:23:08.180 up

01:23:08.540 that

01:23:08.880 he's

01:23:09.280 a

01:23:09.380 goldman

01:23:09.720 sacks

01:23:10.120 guy

01:23:10.480 all

01:23:11.020 of a

01:23:11.620 sudden

01:23:11.740 he'll

01:23:14.320 be

01:23:14.440 a

01:23:14.580 globalist

01:23:15.240 in

01:23:15.360 the

01:23:15.460 white

01:23:15.660 house

01:23:16.020 that'll

01:23:16.280 be

01:23:16.360 a

01:23:16.500 fun

01:23:16.700 throwback

01:23:17.320 I

01:23:17.480 think

01:23:18.240 the

01:23:18.480 obvious

01:23:18.900 choice

01:23:19.200 is

01:23:19.400 the

01:23:19.540 arlen

01:23:19.760 specter

01:23:20.180 guy

01:23:21.000 why

01:23:21.800 would

01:23:21.960 you

01:23:22.040 say

01:23:22.160 the

01:23:22.300 arlen

01:23:22.520 specter

01:23:22.920 guy

01:23:23.100 is

01:23:23.220 the

01:23:23.320 person

01:23:23.580 who

01:23:23.720 should

01:23:23.880 be

01:23:24.080 put

01:23:24.500 into

01:23:24.680 this

01:23:24.880 particular

01:23:25.340 role

01:23:25.760 do you

01:23:26.660 have

01:23:26.800 any

01:23:26.980 input

01:23:28.220 on

01:23:28.520 something

01:23:29.040 there's

01:23:30.980 not

01:23:31.180 very

01:23:31.400 often

01:23:31.700 that

01:23:31.840 we

01:23:31.940 get

01:23:32.120 a

01:23:32.280 chance

01:23:32.540 for you

01:23:32.840 to

01:23:33.020 do

01:23:33.240 arlen

01:23:33.580 specter

01:23:34.120 I

01:23:34.440 didn't

01:23:34.880 leave

01:23:35.260 the

01:23:35.500 Trump

01:23:35.940 administration

01:23:36.620 left

01:23:39.600 me

01:23:40.500 I

01:23:42.000 almost

01:23:42.320 feel like

01:23:42.600 he's

01:23:42.720 back

01:23:42.900 from the

01:23:43.220 dead

01:23:43.460 every

01:23:43.680 time

01:23:44.020 now

01:23:44.500 can

01:23:45.660 I

01:23:45.980 take

01:23:46.740 this

01:23:47.060 one

01:23:47.660 step

01:23:48.300 further

01:23:48.820 you have

01:23:49.280 a lame

01:23:49.720 duck

01:23:49.920 president

01:23:50.360 okay

01:23:51.340 if

01:23:51.760 this

01:23:52.080 if

01:23:52.440 this

01:23:52.640 would

01:23:52.780 happen

01:23:53.100 you'll

01:23:54.100 have

01:23:54.240 a

01:23:54.400 lame

01:23:54.640 duck

01:23:54.860 president

01:23:55.260 that

01:23:55.500 will

01:23:55.620 only

01:23:55.900 have

01:23:56.100 executive

01:23:56.540 orders

01:23:56.960 and

01:23:57.440 war

01:23:57.780 to

01:23:57.980 do

01:23:58.260 yeah

01:23:59.620 executive

01:24:00.040 orders

01:24:00.420 yeah

01:24:00.600 and

01:24:00.760 war

01:24:01.040 what

01:24:03.200 usually

01:24:03.700 happens

01:24:04.260 when

01:24:04.480 somebody

01:24:04.740 wants

01:24:04.980 to

01:24:05.160 drive

01:24:05.580 their

01:24:06.100 ratings

01:24:07.320 up

01:24:07.600 it's

01:24:08.580 usually

01:24:08.900 war

01:24:09.400 or

01:24:10.780 it's

01:24:11.360 big

01:24:11.780 gifts

01:24:12.280 if

01:24:14.020 we

01:24:14.220 have

01:24:14.760 war

01:24:15.380 if

01:24:16.420 North

01:24:16.800 Korea

01:24:17.180 becomes

01:24:17.960 unstable

01:24:18.680 if

01:24:19.540 the

01:24:19.720 Middle

01:24:19.920 East

01:24:20.180 becomes

01:24:20.620 really

01:24:21.060 truly

01:24:21.420 unstable

01:24:21.980 if

01:24:22.920 we

01:24:23.200 go

01:24:23.460 to

01:24:23.640 war

01:24:23.940 look

01:24:24.260 what

01:24:24.380 happened

01:24:24.660 last

01:24:24.900 night

01:24:25.060 gold

01:24:25.320 went

01:24:25.520 up

01:24:25.680 $15

01:24:26.260 stock

01:24:27.620 market

01:24:27.920 took

01:24:28.120 a hit

01:24:28.420 immediately

01:24:29.300 last

01:24:29.900 night

01:24:30.240 stock

01:24:31.080 market

01:24:31.380 is

01:24:31.580 already

01:24:32.080 losing

01:24:32.540 money

01:24:32.960 because

01:24:33.480 they're

01:24:33.880 they're

01:24:34.680 saying

01:24:35.140 you know

01:24:35.560 what

01:24:35.780 we

01:24:36.040 baked

01:24:36.540 in

01:24:36.780 this

01:24:37.020 cake

01:24:37.340 some

01:24:38.020 things

01:24:38.360 that

01:24:38.560 Donald

01:24:38.780 Trump

01:24:38.980 are

01:24:39.120 going

01:24:39.220 to

01:24:39.320 do

01:24:39.560 and

01:24:39.740 I

01:24:40.180 don't

01:24:40.380 think

01:24:40.580 he's

01:24:40.800 going

01:24:40.920 to

01:24:41.020 do

01:24:41.220 it

01:24:41.360 now

01:24:41.700 and

01:24:42.700 so

01:24:42.940 now

01:24:43.320 the

01:24:43.680 stock

01:24:44.000 market

01:24:44.300 is

01:24:44.460 starting

01:24:44.700 to

01:24:45.000 retreat

01:24:45.460 we

01:24:46.580 have

01:24:46.880 a

01:24:47.080 huge

01:24:47.700 hit

01:24:49.700 somewhere

01:24:50.460 all

01:24:52.740 bets

01:24:53.020 are

01:24:53.200 off

01:24:53.520 all

01:24:54.720 bets

01:24:54.980 are

01:24:55.100 off

01:24:55.280 because

01:24:55.860 when

01:24:57.560 Ronald

01:24:57.980 Reagan

01:24:58.340 or

01:24:58.580 somebody

01:24:58.900 else

01:24:59.140 said

01:24:59.340 hey

01:24:59.500 I'm

01:24:59.660 going

01:24:59.720 to

01:24:59.760 have

01:24:59.880 a

01:24:59.980 big

01:25:00.140 huge

01:25:00.360 shake

01:25:00.640 up

01:25:00.860 in

01:25:01.540 the

01:25:01.660 White

01:25:01.840 House

01:25:02.120 you

01:25:02.760 usually

01:25:03.280 went

01:25:04.260 either

01:25:04.580 that's

01:25:04.960 bad

01:25:05.560 because

01:25:06.320 he's

01:25:06.520 going

01:25:06.660 to

01:25:06.780 become

01:25:07.200 softer

01:25:07.880 with

01:25:08.120 the

01:25:08.240 press

01:25:08.660 you know

01:25:09.440 and

01:25:09.580 he's

01:25:09.780 going

01:25:09.880 to

01:25:10.060 care

01:25:10.300 or

01:25:10.940 it's

01:25:11.500 good

01:25:12.040 because

01:25:12.600 he's

01:25:13.180 going

01:25:13.280 to be

01:25:13.400 a little

01:25:13.700 stronger

01:25:14.580 I

01:25:15.640 have

01:25:15.880 no

01:25:16.320 idea

01:25:16.900 what

01:25:17.180 this

01:25:17.420 shake

01:25:17.640 up

01:25:17.800 means

01:25:18.120 I

01:25:19.060 have

01:25:19.220 no

01:25:19.660 idea

01:25:20.260 he's

01:25:22.640 a

01:25:22.800 wild

01:25:23.160 card

01:25:23.660 now

01:25:25.360 with

01:25:25.560 Kuchner

01:25:26.000 getting

01:25:26.400 so

01:25:26.860 much

01:25:27.220 power

01:25:28.740 it

01:25:29.780 tells

01:25:30.080 me

01:25:30.220 that

01:25:30.360 he's

01:25:30.540 probably

01:25:30.940 going

01:25:31.260 to

01:25:31.400 lean

01:25:31.660 towards

01:25:32.080 the

01:25:32.280 Democrats

01:25:32.660 now

01:25:33.160 but

01:25:34.400 what

01:25:34.560 does

01:25:34.680 that

01:25:34.880 mean

01:25:35.120 what

01:25:35.340 does

01:25:35.460 that

01:25:35.620 mean

01:25:35.820 for

01:25:36.040 the

01:25:36.200 economy

01:25:36.700 what

01:25:37.360 does

01:25:37.500 that

01:25:37.660 mean

01:25:37.860 for

01:25:38.100 anything

01:25:38.600 what

01:25:39.920 does

01:25:40.080 that

01:25:40.280 mean

01:25:40.560 if

01:25:40.820 we

01:25:41.000 go

01:25:41.160 to

01:25:41.360 war

01:25:41.800 it's

01:25:44.680 also

01:25:44.900 amazing

01:25:45.260 to

01:25:45.460 see

01:25:45.700 how

01:25:45.940 the

01:25:46.100 Democrats

01:25:46.440 keep

01:25:46.720 reacting

01:25:47.100 to

01:25:47.280 this

01:25:47.480 because

01:25:47.780 if

01:25:48.020 they

01:25:48.220 played

01:25:49.100 this

01:25:49.360 smart

01:25:49.740 he

01:25:50.780 is

01:25:51.000 so

01:25:51.740 vulnerable

01:25:52.640 to

01:25:53.060 agree

01:25:53.420 with

01:25:53.620 Democrats

01:25:54.000 on

01:25:54.220 every

01:25:54.500 policy

01:25:54.880 Donald

01:25:55.180 Trump

01:25:55.440 all

01:25:55.700 all

01:25:56.260 you

01:25:56.380 have

01:25:56.560 to

01:25:56.660 charm

01:25:57.280 him

01:25:57.580 and

01:25:57.840 instead

01:25:58.200 the

01:25:58.460 day

01:25:59.000 after

01:25:59.280 inauguration

01:25:59.900 they're

01:26:00.060 out there

01:26:00.240 protesting

01:26:00.580 thank

01:26:01.020 God

01:26:01.780 how is it

01:26:02.220 they haven't

01:26:02.720 gotten that

01:26:03.260 message

01:26:03.540 all you have to do

01:26:04.580 is say something nice

01:26:05.420 about the guy

01:26:05.960 and he loves you

01:26:06.560 they can't

01:26:07.680 I'm convinced

01:26:08.780 of it

01:26:09.100 they can't

01:26:09.940 because they've

01:26:11.140 made him so

01:26:11.900 toxic

01:26:12.340 and he is

01:26:12.980 so toxic

01:26:13.640 that you just

01:26:14.500 don't want to

01:26:14.960 stand by him

01:26:15.820 the fusion

01:26:22.640 of entertainment

01:26:23.680 and enlightenment

01:26:24.680 this

01:26:27.080 this

01:26:28.040 is the

01:26:28.680 Glenn Beck

01:26:29.360 program

01:26:30.140 mercury

01:26:31.920 this is

01:26:35.820 the Glenn

01:26:36.600 Beck

01:26:36.940 program

01:26:37.680 let's turn to

01:26:38.700 Stockholm

01:26:39.420 Sweden

01:26:39.860 this is going to

01:26:40.720 play well for

01:26:41.600 Donald Trump

01:26:42.460 again

01:26:42.720 I mean I hate to say it

01:26:43.580 that way

01:26:43.800 three people are dead

01:26:44.620 but it is in

01:26:45.700 Sweden

01:26:46.020 exactly where he

01:26:47.640 said there's a

01:26:48.360 problem in it

01:26:48.880 and everybody in the

01:26:49.600 press there's no

01:26:50.320 problem in Sweden

01:26:51.320 this seems to be the

01:26:52.380 new MO of

01:26:53.300 terrorism right

01:26:54.020 driving into a

01:26:54.860 crowd of people

01:26:55.340 that was part of

01:26:55.880 what they called

01:26:57.300 for

01:26:57.600 yeah

01:26:57.880 so that's

01:26:59.800 that is indeed

01:27:00.480 what happened

01:27:00.960 in Stockholm

01:27:01.500 and I thought

01:27:03.020 nothing was going

01:27:03.640 on in Sweden

01:27:04.240 I thought everything

01:27:04.800 was fine

01:27:05.320 so isn't that

01:27:06.580 what they said

01:27:07.160 what do you mean

01:27:07.780 things are going

01:27:08.320 on in Sweden

01:27:08.800 there's nothing

01:27:09.240 happening

01:27:09.600 Sweden is on

01:27:11.480 the I mean all

01:27:12.320 of Europe is

01:27:12.980 all of Europe

01:27:14.240 is

01:27:14.560 Europe is

01:27:15.220 Europe is

01:27:15.940 on the

01:27:16.380 brink of

01:27:17.120 disaster

01:27:17.780 and

01:27:19.280 please don't

01:27:20.560 listen to

01:27:21.280 please don't

01:27:22.460 listen to the

01:27:23.060 mainstream media

01:27:23.760 on this

01:27:24.280 it's

01:27:24.740 Europe is

01:27:26.320 on the

01:27:26.680 brink of

01:27:27.180 disaster

01:27:27.720 and

01:27:28.560 it's

01:27:29.520 for multiple

01:27:32.260 reasons

01:27:32.800 but

01:27:33.300 most of

01:27:34.500 them

01:27:34.720 revolve

01:27:35.500 around

01:27:35.820 multiculturalism

01:27:37.040 by the way

01:27:37.740 the Daily Mail

01:27:39.100 is now

01:27:39.500 reporting at

01:27:40.140 least five

01:27:40.720 people dead

01:27:41.340 and three

01:27:44.880 gunmen

01:27:45.260 opened fire

01:27:46.120 too

01:27:46.660 so

01:27:47.220 more on that

01:27:48.300 and Syria

01:27:49.240 when we come

01:27:50.000 back

01:27:50.320 this is the

01:27:51.960 Glenn Beck

01:27:52.660 program

01:27:53.380 mercury

01:27:55.000 this is the

01:27:59.120 Glenn Beck

01:27:59.720 program

01:28:00.320 give me the

01:28:01.000 update on

01:28:01.820 one

01:28:03.060 terrorism in

01:28:03.960 Sweden

01:28:04.240 because nothing

01:28:04.860 is wrong

01:28:05.200 nothing's going

01:28:05.660 nothing's going

01:28:06.300 on

01:28:06.540 and

01:28:06.920 there's

01:28:08.240 absolutely

01:28:08.640 no way

01:28:09.120 anyone was

01:28:09.700 shooting anyone

01:28:10.340 in Sweden

01:28:10.720 because they

01:28:11.200 have strict

01:28:11.600 gun laws

01:28:12.160 some of the

01:28:13.180 strictest in

01:28:13.700 the world

01:28:14.020 up to five

01:28:15.260 people however

01:28:16.000 are believed

01:28:16.660 to have been

01:28:17.100 killed

01:28:17.540 stolen truck

01:28:19.020 rammed into

01:28:19.560 shoppers in

01:28:20.260 Stockholm

01:28:20.620 and then

01:28:21.480 three men

01:28:22.600 leaped out

01:28:23.880 of the

01:28:24.160 vehicle

01:28:24.540 and opened

01:28:25.140 fire on

01:28:25.700 police who

01:28:26.240 surrounded

01:28:26.600 the vehicle

01:28:27.520 they also

01:28:29.000 ran through

01:28:29.660 the shopping

01:28:30.200 center

01:28:30.600 stabbing and

01:28:31.800 shooting

01:28:32.120 at people

01:28:33.340 how many

01:28:36.040 wounded do

01:28:36.620 you know

01:28:36.860 yet

01:28:37.100 it

01:28:39.080 doesn't

01:28:40.260 it doesn't

01:28:41.420 say here

01:28:42.000 at least

01:28:42.820 five dead

01:28:43.700 five dead

01:28:44.160 there has

01:28:44.520 to be more

01:28:45.040 wounded

01:28:46.780 two suspects

01:28:48.920 are thought

01:28:49.840 to have been

01:28:50.440 arrested

01:28:51.060 probably no

01:28:53.720 description

01:28:54.240 or any

01:28:56.180 names attached

01:28:57.460 or

01:28:58.060 no not

01:28:59.160 yet

01:28:59.520 the Swedish

01:29:00.060 government

01:29:00.500 said that it

01:29:01.520 appeared to be

01:29:02.240 a terrorist

01:29:02.660 attack

01:29:03.100 okay

01:29:03.900 all right

01:29:04.620 jumping into

01:29:05.180 conclusions

01:29:05.660 no doubt

01:29:06.280 they're

01:29:06.500 probably

01:29:07.980 Protestants

01:29:09.600 France

01:29:10.040 yeah

01:29:10.500 French

01:29:10.940 Protestants

01:29:11.440 probably

01:29:12.020 yes

01:29:12.540 so we'll

01:29:13.220 Ireland

01:29:13.920 love

01:29:14.380 Irish

01:29:14.820 yeah

01:29:15.220 well there's

01:29:16.000 Irish

01:29:16.280 terrorism

01:29:16.800 so if

01:29:17.820 they were

01:29:18.180 if they

01:29:18.560 were

01:29:18.720 terrorists

01:29:19.220 if the

01:29:19.920 government's

01:29:20.280 coming out

01:29:20.600 and terrorists

01:29:20.980 they know

01:29:21.680 that the

01:29:22.080 IRA

01:29:22.460 the Irish

01:29:23.340 the fighting

01:29:24.540 Irish

01:29:25.020 hello

01:29:25.500 right

01:29:25.940 so we'll

01:29:27.400 keep you up

01:29:27.860 to speed

01:29:28.260 on that

01:29:28.780 and I'm

01:29:29.420 sure there's

01:29:29.920 going to be

01:29:30.380 some huge

01:29:32.160 surprises

01:29:32.780 on who

01:29:33.620 perpetrated

01:29:34.620 that attack

01:29:35.240 also with

01:29:37.320 Syria

01:29:37.700 last night

01:29:38.440 59 cruise

01:29:39.320 missiles

01:29:39.680 fired at an

01:29:40.520 airbase in

01:29:41.240 Syria

01:29:41.600 where the

01:29:42.600 sarin gas

01:29:43.160 was believed

01:29:43.720 to have

01:29:43.980 been

01:29:44.220 originated

01:29:44.900 Russia

01:29:45.880 is in a

01:29:46.360 tough spot

01:29:46.860 here because

01:29:47.360 Russia

01:29:47.740 brokered

01:29:48.340 the deal

01:29:48.820 it was

01:29:49.160 Putin's

01:29:49.740 credibility

01:29:50.320 Putin said

01:29:51.560 you know

01:29:52.440 what I

01:29:53.040 found out

01:29:54.620 no we've

01:29:55.680 gotten all

01:29:56.180 of their

01:29:56.520 chemical

01:29:56.960 weapons

01:29:57.520 and so

01:29:58.920 now

01:29:59.440 did you

01:30:01.480 get all

01:30:01.760 their chemical

01:30:02.220 weapons

01:30:02.700 did you

01:30:03.400 even look

01:30:03.960 for their

01:30:04.240 chemical

01:30:04.560 weapons

01:30:05.160 so he's

01:30:06.700 under fire

01:30:07.340 from the

01:30:07.880 global

01:30:08.320 community

01:30:08.900 because he

01:30:10.260 was the

01:30:10.660 one that

01:30:11.660 lied to

01:30:12.880 the globe

01:30:13.440 about chemical

01:30:14.780 weapons with

01:30:15.340 Assad

01:30:15.700 now that he's

01:30:16.920 used them

01:30:17.400 we've practiced

01:30:18.360 this or

01:30:19.000 rehearsed this

01:30:19.820 for two

01:30:20.440 days and

01:30:21.880 providentially

01:30:22.900 the president

01:30:25.720 was meeting

01:30:26.480 with the

01:30:28.040 president of

01:30:28.880 China last

01:30:29.700 night the

01:30:30.840 reason why I

01:30:31.460 say this is

01:30:31.900 providential is

01:30:32.820 because we

01:30:34.400 have North

01:30:34.860 Korea North

01:30:36.300 Korea is a

01:30:37.100 much bigger

01:30:37.900 problem than

01:30:38.960 Syria we

01:30:40.680 cannot go it

01:30:41.600 alone in

01:30:42.060 North Korea

01:30:42.600 we we

01:30:43.780 strike North

01:30:44.900 Korea Kim

01:30:47.360 Jong-un is

01:30:48.180 crazy enough

01:30:49.260 to launch

01:30:49.840 nuclear missiles

01:30:50.800 he may not

01:30:52.120 launch nuclear

01:30:52.880 missiles but

01:30:54.060 he has enough

01:30:54.980 artillery just

01:30:57.700 to fire over

01:30:58.620 the border

01:30:59.180 the demilitarized

01:31:00.440 zone and hit

01:31:01.620 Seoul that

01:31:02.240 within two

01:31:03.360 hours Seoul

01:31:04.700 will be wiped

01:31:05.660 out how

01:31:06.720 many people

01:31:07.080 live in

01:31:07.460 Seoul can

01:31:07.820 you look

01:31:08.060 up the

01:31:08.360 oh I'd

01:31:09.180 say five

01:31:09.980 million or

01:31:10.460 yeah it's

01:31:10.980 gotta be

01:31:11.360 so but

01:31:13.840 this does

01:31:14.340 the dead

01:31:15.620 the death

01:31:18.720 toll will go

01:31:19.660 through the

01:31:20.260 roof this is

01:31:21.020 this is like

01:31:22.160 World War II

01:31:23.060 kind of scale

01:31:23.860 conflict we

01:31:25.680 don't want to

01:31:26.300 go that alone

01:31:26.980 10 million

01:31:28.900 people

01:31:29.460 so why

01:31:32.840 was this

01:31:33.320 providential

01:31:33.840 last night

01:31:34.380 well because

01:31:35.540 the president

01:31:36.760 has said

01:31:37.500 in several

01:31:38.640 statements

01:31:39.080 he's done

01:31:40.080 with North

01:31:40.540 Korea

01:31:40.880 he'll go

01:31:41.600 it alone

01:31:42.060 he doesn't

01:31:42.920 matter

01:31:43.240 he doesn't

01:31:44.860 care about

01:31:45.300 what the

01:31:45.580 world says

01:31:46.240 he's done

01:31:47.000 with it

01:31:47.400 we didn't

01:31:49.720 have any

01:31:50.220 credibility

01:31:50.680 with our

01:31:51.260 allies and

01:31:51.960 with our

01:31:52.240 enemies abroad

01:31:52.920 that we

01:31:54.160 mean what

01:31:54.660 we say

01:31:55.220 he said

01:31:56.440 earlier this

01:31:57.500 week that

01:31:58.160 Syria would

01:31:59.640 that would

01:32:00.220 not go

01:32:00.900 unpunished

01:32:01.700 or unanswered

01:32:03.260 and we just

01:32:04.140 answered it

01:32:04.700 and we

01:32:05.600 answered it

01:32:06.140 in a pretty

01:32:06.980 ballsy way

01:32:08.100 and we

01:32:09.480 did it

01:32:10.140 while the

01:32:11.240 president was

01:32:11.960 having dinner

01:32:12.640 with China

01:32:13.340 he's looking

01:32:15.800 at the leader

01:32:16.720 of China

01:32:17.340 in the eye

01:32:18.360 and saying

01:32:19.780 look I don't

01:32:20.540 care if anybody

01:32:21.360 if anybody

01:32:22.800 joins me

01:32:23.400 or not

01:32:23.900 we are

01:32:25.380 going to

01:32:25.700 not let

01:32:26.160 that stand

01:32:26.940 which reminds

01:32:27.900 me

01:32:28.280 we need to

01:32:31.400 talk about

01:32:31.800 North Korea

01:32:32.440 because we

01:32:33.800 won't let

01:32:34.080 that stand

01:32:34.580 either

01:32:34.860 China does

01:32:36.120 not want

01:32:36.860 us destabilizing

01:32:37.880 that area

01:32:38.760 China has

01:32:40.440 also not

01:32:41.100 wanted to

01:32:41.480 go in

01:32:42.000 and do

01:32:42.680 anything

01:32:42.900 they like

01:32:43.440 it when

01:32:43.760 we're busy

01:32:44.340 with North

01:32:44.840 Korea

01:32:45.180 but having

01:32:46.940 us in

01:32:47.700 there like

01:32:49.040 the Korean

01:32:49.560 War

01:32:49.940 they're also

01:32:50.560 not going

01:32:50.920 to like

01:32:51.280 so perhaps

01:32:53.140 Providence

01:32:55.060 has lent

01:32:56.860 its hand

01:32:57.660 and help

01:32:59.340 us make

01:33:00.760 a case

01:33:01.320 to China

01:33:01.920 that you

01:33:03.920 need to

01:33:04.280 take care

01:33:04.620 of North

01:33:04.920 Korea

01:33:05.200 so we

01:33:05.560 don't have

01:33:05.940 to

01:33:06.140 and this

01:33:06.640 may have

01:33:07.140 you know

01:33:07.600 put a

01:33:07.900 little

01:33:08.200 little shock

01:33:09.560 to little

01:33:11.100 Kim in

01:33:12.080 North Korea

01:33:12.820 to say

01:33:13.360 see we

01:33:15.040 will

01:33:15.380 there's a new

01:33:16.400 sheriff in

01:33:16.780 town

01:33:16.960 yeah

01:33:17.200 there's a

01:33:17.720 possibility

01:33:18.160 Lauren

01:33:19.220 Cooley

01:33:19.520 is in

01:33:20.540 town

01:33:20.880 Lauren

01:33:21.580 is

01:33:21.920 somebody

01:33:23.600 who's

01:33:23.940 been

01:33:24.080 listening

01:33:24.340 to this

01:33:24.600 show

01:33:24.820 for a

01:33:25.460 long

01:33:25.680 time

01:33:25.980 you were

01:33:26.320 in high

01:33:26.780 school

01:33:26.960 when you

01:33:27.180 started

01:33:27.360 listening to

01:33:27.720 the show

01:33:27.960 yep

01:33:28.340 high school

01:33:29.020 did your

01:33:29.820 parents serve

01:33:30.360 any time

01:33:30.920 for that

01:33:31.360 cruelty

01:33:31.780 no not at all

01:33:33.700 in fact

01:33:34.140 I was watching

01:33:35.360 you on

01:33:36.120 TV when

01:33:36.940 my parents

01:33:37.420 were watching

01:33:37.800 one thing

01:33:38.160 and I was

01:33:38.500 in the other

01:33:39.440 room watching

01:33:39.940 Glenn Beck

01:33:40.360 on TV

01:33:40.860 wow you were

01:33:42.000 a weird

01:33:42.360 kid

01:33:42.700 yes that's

01:33:43.600 true I'm

01:33:43.940 not going to

01:33:44.240 deny it

01:33:44.720 yeah so

01:33:45.300 and then when

01:33:45.840 you were in

01:33:46.120 high school

01:33:46.440 you read

01:33:47.020 common sense

01:33:47.680 and it's

01:33:49.500 the book

01:33:49.800 that made

01:33:50.160 me decide

01:33:50.640 I wasn't

01:33:50.980 just a

01:33:51.280 Republican

01:33:51.640 but I was

01:33:52.080 actually a

01:33:52.440 conservative

01:33:52.800 too and

01:33:53.640 probably

01:33:54.040 conservative

01:33:54.480 first and

01:33:55.020 Republican

01:33:55.360 second

01:33:55.760 and why

01:33:56.420 was that

01:33:57.060 do you

01:33:57.360 know

01:33:57.640 I think

01:33:58.640 it just

01:33:58.880 kind of

01:33:59.160 cut through

01:34:00.020 all the

01:34:00.480 talking

01:34:00.860 points

01:34:01.240 and it

01:34:01.460 said like

01:34:01.800 here's

01:34:02.500 some

01:34:02.660 common

01:34:02.960 sense

01:34:03.320 no pun

01:34:04.140 intended

01:34:04.360 but here's

01:34:04.680 some common

01:34:05.060 sense

01:34:05.340 issues that

01:34:05.960 nobody's

01:34:06.320 talking

01:34:06.560 about

01:34:06.900 and it

01:34:08.500 explained

01:34:09.280 things so

01:34:09.740 simply

01:34:10.240 that it

01:34:11.120 wasn't like

01:34:11.600 you have to

01:34:11.920 vote for

01:34:12.180 this party

01:34:12.660 or that

01:34:14.720 line

01:34:15.060 it was

01:34:15.280 these are

01:34:15.620 things that

01:34:15.920 are really

01:34:16.140 going to

01:34:16.300 help our

01:34:16.620 country

01:34:17.180 that makes

01:34:18.020 sense

01:34:18.400 they're things

01:34:18.840 that have

01:34:19.260 been around

01:34:19.700 it's not

01:34:20.080 brand new

01:34:20.680 why aren't

01:34:21.360 we talking

01:34:21.700 about these

01:34:22.080 things

01:34:22.300 why aren't

01:34:22.520 we thinking

01:34:22.800 about these

01:34:23.180 things

01:34:23.420 and for me

01:34:23.860 it just

01:34:24.100 it clicked

01:34:24.560 and it

01:34:24.820 made sense

01:34:25.260 wow

01:34:25.520 how old

01:34:26.440 were you

01:34:26.660 at the

01:34:26.860 time

01:34:27.140 I was

01:34:28.180 16 or

01:34:29.260 17

01:34:29.600 wow

01:34:31.400 how much

01:34:32.360 would you

01:34:32.640 love to

01:34:33.100 have your

01:34:33.380 16 or

01:34:33.940 17 year

01:34:34.700 old

01:34:35.020 reading on

01:34:36.020 their own

01:34:36.560 something like

01:34:37.240 common sense

01:34:37.920 and be like

01:34:38.460 I'm thinking

01:34:39.260 about these

01:34:39.760 big issues

01:34:40.380 that's

01:34:40.980 remarkable

01:34:41.620 so then

01:34:43.100 you live in

01:34:43.720 Florida

01:34:44.000 and you're

01:34:44.880 doing a

01:34:45.200 speaking tour

01:34:45.860 now for

01:34:46.380 college

01:34:46.780 students

01:34:47.200 okay tell

01:34:48.060 me about

01:34:48.320 it

01:34:48.600 yeah so

01:34:49.120 during the

01:34:50.200 election

01:34:50.500 I was helping

01:34:51.520 students get

01:34:52.260 out the vote

01:34:52.840 and doing

01:34:54.380 a big

01:34:54.880 voter registration

01:34:56.040 program and

01:34:56.700 then now the

01:34:57.260 election's over

01:34:57.900 all right what

01:34:58.760 do we do on

01:34:59.300 campus right

01:34:59.940 and so all

01:35:00.700 these students

01:35:01.120 have come to

01:35:01.580 me and they're

01:35:01.840 like hey you

01:35:02.220 gave me such

01:35:02.720 great direction

01:35:03.300 during the

01:35:03.660 election but

01:35:04.200 now what

01:35:05.280 and so that's

01:35:06.400 kind of the

01:35:06.720 premise of the

01:35:07.220 speaking tour

01:35:07.700 it's called

01:35:08.020 make campus

01:35:08.780 great again

01:35:09.380 they're allowing

01:35:10.160 you on campuses

01:35:11.060 some campuses

01:35:12.860 where I can get

01:35:13.300 away with it

01:35:13.800 last night we

01:35:15.060 heard screaming

01:35:15.580 and yelling

01:35:15.880 outside the

01:35:16.340 door and we

01:35:16.640 thought maybe

01:35:16.960 it was protesters

01:35:17.620 it wasn't but

01:35:18.580 I thought that

01:35:18.960 would give me

01:35:19.260 some street

01:35:19.680 credit but

01:35:21.720 yeah going to

01:35:22.940 different college

01:35:23.440 campuses and

01:35:24.040 basically saying

01:35:24.680 for so long

01:35:26.180 we've been

01:35:26.500 playing defense

01:35:27.320 we wait around

01:35:28.780 for some

01:35:30.200 leftist group

01:35:30.780 on campus to

01:35:31.340 say we hate

01:35:32.100 the American

01:35:32.440 flag let's get

01:35:33.140 rid of it and

01:35:33.760 then we start

01:35:34.340 saying oh well

01:35:34.840 we love the

01:35:35.240 flag we want to

01:35:35.800 keep it and

01:35:36.180 we're always

01:35:36.540 playing defense

01:35:37.180 why don't we

01:35:37.940 go on offense

01:35:38.520 for these

01:35:39.060 America first

01:35:39.680 policies that we

01:35:40.540 care about

01:35:41.060 instead of

01:35:41.840 waiting for some

01:35:42.480 controversy on

01:35:43.480 campus to

01:35:43.860 happen why

01:35:44.700 don't we

01:35:44.900 start pushing

01:35:45.340 our agenda

01:35:45.840 going to the

01:35:46.380 student government

01:35:46.920 and saying hey

01:35:47.760 we receive

01:35:48.220 taxpayer dollars

01:35:48.980 we love our

01:35:49.640 country we want

01:35:50.300 to always prominently

01:35:51.120 display the

01:35:51.560 American flag and

01:35:52.580 get something

01:35:53.040 passed as a

01:35:53.800 resolution on the

01:35:54.640 front end that

01:35:55.600 way we're not

01:35:55.960 always playing

01:35:56.320 defense and

01:35:56.840 multiple things

01:35:57.760 but that's a good

01:35:58.140 example is your

01:35:58.980 yeah when you say

01:35:59.960 multiple things

01:36:00.760 because you've said

01:36:02.740 a couple of things

01:36:03.300 that kind of put a

01:36:03.900 red flag up in my

01:36:04.820 head and that's

01:36:05.400 America first that

01:36:06.440 you have to be

01:36:07.020 careful with

01:36:07.560 America first

01:36:08.300 it's our

01:36:08.960 principles first

01:36:09.880 where do you

01:36:12.760 stand on free

01:36:13.760 speech on campus

01:36:14.880 and safe spaces

01:36:15.820 and where do

01:36:16.340 people your age

01:36:17.240 stand on that

01:36:18.020 right so to

01:36:19.300 answer America

01:36:20.300 first what I

01:36:21.320 always tell people

01:36:21.900 is obviously when

01:36:22.780 it comes to

01:36:23.560 principles everybody

01:36:25.260 has equal intrinsic

01:36:26.680 value right but

01:36:27.740 when you come to a

01:36:28.360 nation state that's

01:36:29.980 where you have to

01:36:30.460 start deciding with

01:36:31.340 a social contract

01:36:32.240 what is what is the

01:36:34.160 role of that

01:36:34.660 organization that

01:36:35.540 government and so

01:36:36.280 in that sense

01:36:37.400 that's what we're

01:36:38.300 talking about

01:36:38.660 America first

01:36:39.460 policy but free

01:36:41.700 speech on college

01:36:42.500 campuses is such a

01:36:43.740 difficult topic

01:36:44.580 because it's not

01:36:45.780 even that the

01:36:46.180 administration wants

01:36:47.040 to shut down other

01:36:48.140 ideas although a lot

01:36:49.100 of times it is they

01:36:50.260 just like to have

01:36:51.020 control and they

01:36:51.920 don't like any type

01:36:52.760 of organized chaos

01:36:53.880 and so for college

01:36:55.480 students on most

01:36:56.940 campuses and this is

01:36:58.400 even worse on private

01:36:59.320 campuses there's

01:37:00.640 something called a

01:37:01.100 free speech zone

01:37:01.840 you can only articulate

01:37:03.340 you know controversial

01:37:04.340 values in this small

01:37:05.680 little area

01:37:06.220 and so what I've

01:37:07.420 actually encouraged

01:37:08.400 students to do on

01:37:09.160 this tour is to go

01:37:10.820 out and purposefully

01:37:12.140 provoke their

01:37:12.720 administration into

01:37:14.080 telling them that

01:37:14.780 they're not allowed to

01:37:15.820 be you know talking

01:37:16.840 about some type of

01:37:17.600 issue outside of the

01:37:18.400 free speech zone so

01:37:19.580 to purposefully go and

01:37:21.200 stand just outside of

01:37:22.260 the free speech zone

01:37:22.920 with a sign that says

01:37:23.760 you know I'm not in

01:37:25.240 the free speech zone

01:37:26.260 I have the first

01:37:27.860 amendment you know

01:37:28.420 whatever it might be

01:37:29.280 and get that on film

01:37:30.680 get documentation so

01:37:31.780 that they can actually

01:37:32.400 go and use it either

01:37:33.420 with the student

01:37:33.900 government or trustees

01:37:34.840 or use it for media

01:37:36.620 or even for a legal

01:37:37.600 case and say here's a

01:37:38.940 documented example

01:37:39.860 we've actually shown the

01:37:41.100 administration is

01:37:41.940 trampling on our free

01:37:42.720 speech rights and then

01:37:43.740 be able to make policy

01:37:44.540 changes on campus

01:37:45.360 but what if people

01:37:45.720 I mean I would think

01:37:47.700 that college students

01:37:49.240 would be the first to

01:37:51.620 say don't trample on

01:37:54.280 my right to speak in

01:37:56.940 any direction I mean

01:37:58.020 the reason we have

01:37:59.580 tenure is that is so

01:38:02.040 that 25 years ago a

01:38:04.520 professor could say you

01:38:06.020 know global warming is

01:38:07.000 going to happen and we're

01:38:07.700 all going to die and we've

01:38:08.680 got to ban oil because it

01:38:10.580 was controversial right and

01:38:12.220 needed to make sure he

01:38:13.580 could keep his job now we

01:38:16.340 have to be able to have

01:38:17.340 tenure so some professor

01:38:18.740 could say you know this

01:38:20.100 global warming stuff is

01:38:21.180 nothing but crap on a

01:38:23.820 university campus it

01:38:25.940 should be the place where

01:38:27.280 you are the most

01:38:28.220 uncomfortable yeah

01:38:29.360 absolutely I think learning

01:38:31.200 is supposed to be

01:38:32.060 exploring new ideas things

01:38:33.500 that are uncomfortable and

01:38:35.060 what I've seen at least is

01:38:36.260 when I was in undergrad

01:38:37.140 about four or five years

01:38:38.840 ago free speech zones

01:38:40.980 trigger warnings they

01:38:41.860 weren't really that big of

01:38:42.720 a thing it's really even

01:38:43.720 been in the last five years

01:38:44.860 or so where the left has

01:38:46.180 become so extreme who's

01:38:47.380 driving that is it the

01:38:48.540 students is it the is it

01:38:50.060 the faculty I think it's

01:38:51.740 our culture and I think

01:38:52.960 the culture comes from a

01:38:55.580 lot of times these

01:38:56.500 astroturf protests that

01:38:59.280 gets into the culture

01:39:00.120 celebrities promote it

01:39:01.340 different student groups

01:39:02.540 on campus that are left

01:39:03.660 wing have different

01:39:05.120 organizations that are

01:39:06.100 funded maybe by George

01:39:06.980 Soros giving them talking

01:39:09.360 points and different

01:39:10.100 activism projects and

01:39:11.320 then that starts creating

01:39:12.480 where it looks like it's

01:39:13.520 natural and coming from

01:39:14.380 the students and do the

01:39:15.740 students for the most part

01:39:16.960 left and right agree with

01:39:18.580 safe zones no absolutely

01:39:20.200 not and that's what I was

01:39:21.240 getting at is about five

01:39:22.340 years ago people didn't

01:39:23.720 care one way or the other

01:39:24.600 but I think the farther

01:39:25.640 left our culture gets the

01:39:27.420 more that people are going

01:39:28.280 to push back and that's

01:39:29.260 what we're seeing even with

01:39:30.500 teenagers in high school

01:39:31.560 and now on college

01:39:32.680 campuses is that it used to

01:39:34.360 be counterculture to be

01:39:35.560 liberal but now we see in

01:39:37.480 you know Hollywood in our

01:39:39.100 government for the past

01:39:39.880 eight years our culture

01:39:41.600 the normal culture is this

01:39:43.160 liberal progressive be

01:39:44.620 nice be politically correct

01:39:45.880 you can only use your free

01:39:47.260 speech in a safe little

01:39:48.560 box where it's away from

01:39:50.080 everybody else young people

01:39:51.600 like to be radical they

01:39:52.560 like to be counterculture

01:39:53.540 and I think that's where

01:39:54.320 we're seeing conservative

01:39:55.160 values come back this push

01:39:56.920 against political

01:39:57.500 correctness a push against

01:39:58.960 trigger warnings and it's

01:40:00.380 really neat to see in

01:40:01.280 actually polling and

01:40:02.100 trending with younger

01:40:03.340 generations even younger

01:40:04.300 than millennials and then

01:40:05.540 this new wave of college

01:40:07.160 students now as opposed to

01:40:08.380 five years ago that we're

01:40:09.220 voting for President Obama

01:40:10.360 there's a pushback and I'm

01:40:12.040 really excited about seeing

01:40:12.900 that on campus and that's

01:40:13.820 kind of what my tour is

01:40:14.540 about is these practical

01:40:15.860 ways these actual tactical

01:40:17.120 steps they can take to make

01:40:18.280 a difference and push back

01:40:19.240 against these things

01:40:20.020 Lauren Cooley

01:40:20.840 laurencooley.com is her

01:40:22.880 web address and you can

01:40:24.400 find out more about her and

01:40:25.360 what she's doing

01:40:25.880 laurencooley.com

01:40:27.020 nice to meet you

01:40:28.000 thank you for having

01:40:28.840 thanks for coming by

01:40:29.800 so we've got North Korea

01:40:45.300 we've got Syria and now

01:40:48.200 Sweden

01:40:48.760 Sweden

01:40:49.300 everything's fine

01:40:51.900 thinking about you know

01:40:52.740 do you know that this

01:40:54.080 November November I think

01:40:55.660 21st or 23rd is my 21st

01:40:59.160 year of sobriety

01:41:00.540 no really

01:41:01.720 wow

01:41:02.180 so I turn 21

01:41:04.260 which I believe is the

01:41:07.700 universal date for

01:41:09.140 drinking

01:41:09.620 drinking age

01:41:10.400 right

01:41:10.720 right

01:41:11.040 I believe I have

01:41:12.700 graduated

01:41:13.560 at my 21st birthday

01:41:16.400 that I will be able to

01:41:19.420 drink again

01:41:20.000 in a dark moment you will

01:41:21.180 convince yourself that is

01:41:22.060 true that is a

01:41:22.800 that's a good

01:41:23.480 luckily I won't

01:41:25.980 but

01:41:27.020 oh it is true

01:41:28.060 is it

01:41:28.940 now wait a minute

01:41:29.620 Stu maybe you're right

01:41:30.880 Jeff he's making a good

01:41:32.340 point here

01:41:32.960 well let me make it a

01:41:36.820 little darker for you

01:41:37.500 oh thank you

01:41:38.100 Brett Baer reporting

01:41:38.920 Fox has learned a

01:41:39.780 Russian warship has

01:41:40.720 entered eastern

01:41:41.400 Mediterranean Sea

01:41:42.460 heading towards two

01:41:44.520 U.S. Navy destroyers

01:41:45.920 that launched airstrikes

01:41:46.880 last night

01:41:47.320 yes

01:41:47.860 they're going to

01:41:49.000 protect the airspace

01:41:49.960 now

01:41:50.220 yeah

01:41:50.640 wow

01:41:51.080 they're going to

01:41:51.880 protect the airspace

01:41:52.700 they're going to make

01:41:53.260 sure that we don't do

01:41:55.100 anything like that again

01:41:57.000 they're not going to

01:41:58.600 launch against us

01:41:59.420 they're just going to

01:42:00.040 stand guard and

01:42:01.320 and protect the airspace

01:42:03.220 that hurts Israel

01:42:04.360 that hurts us

01:42:06.280 but

01:42:07.540 if Donald Trump

01:42:09.640 does what he said

01:42:10.580 in the campaign

01:42:11.360 which is

01:42:12.080 walk away

01:42:13.260 walk away

01:42:15.280 let them have it

01:42:17.500 but I think

01:42:19.280 there's going to be

01:42:19.900 a negotiation

01:42:20.640 for this

01:42:21.880 quite honestly

01:42:22.460 I think we're going to

01:42:23.260 have to give up

01:42:23.980 the missile shield

01:42:25.820 we talked about it

01:42:26.540 earlier today

01:42:27.200 I think we're going to

01:42:27.740 have to give up

01:42:28.140 the missile shield

01:42:28.840 which would be horrible

01:42:30.480 in my opinion

01:42:31.100 that's horrible

01:42:31.800 that's giving Poland

01:42:33.320 back to the former

01:42:34.560 Soviet Union

01:42:35.480 Romania

01:42:36.640 Georgia

01:42:37.860 all of that

01:42:38.600 just give it back

01:42:39.580 I mean

01:42:40.600 if this is it

01:42:41.760 right

01:42:42.440 I mean

01:42:42.880 no one wants

01:42:44.180 any of these things

01:42:44.820 to happen

01:42:45.180 but if this is it

01:42:45.980 hopefully

01:42:46.940 we can send a message

01:42:48.480 and move on

01:42:49.220 yes

01:42:49.540 you know

01:42:49.820 that's my hope

01:42:50.840 my hope is

01:42:51.740 that he struck

01:42:53.160 divine providence

01:42:54.920 wakes China up

01:42:56.040 that they take care

01:42:58.240 of North Korea

01:42:59.140 we leave Syria

01:43:00.500 and Russia alone

01:43:01.720 and we go back

01:43:03.260 to arguing about

01:43:04.340 things that really

01:43:05.340 are stupid

01:43:05.860 yeah and say what

01:43:06.500 you want about Trump

01:43:07.000 he does

01:43:07.280 he has some real

01:43:08.100 smart military minds

01:43:09.440 around him

01:43:09.840 I mean

01:43:10.160 you know

01:43:10.580 Mattis

01:43:11.080 and Master

01:43:12.140 I mean

01:43:12.460 it's not hopeless

01:43:13.520 yes he does

01:43:15.020 pray for our nation

01:43:17.120 pray for our president

01:43:18.300 this is

01:43:20.300 the Glenn Beck

01:43:21.900 program

01:43:22.720 Mercury

01:43:24.120 Mercury

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The Glenn Beck Program - April 07, 2017

4⧸7⧸17 - Fearing a lame duck. Jason Buttrill, Lauren Cooley and Leon Logothetis join the show.

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