The Glenn Beck Program - May 22, 2017


5⧸22⧸17 - The optimistic Senator (Mike Lee)


Episode Stats

Length

1 hour and 42 minutes

Words per Minute

157.89934

Word Count

16,262

Sentence Count

257

Misogynist Sentences

19

Hate Speech Sentences

24


Summary

Glenn Beck explains why President Trump did not bow to the Saudi King at his visit to the Middle East. Bill Cosby's trial begins today as the jury begins to be selected. Glenn also talks about gender studies and how far we have come in the world of academia.


Transcript

00:00:00.200 The Blaze Radio Network. On Demand.
00:00:08.220 Hello America and welcome to the Glenn Beck Program. So glad you're here.
00:00:12.240 We have to explain the orb. Did you guys see the weird orb that President Trump and the...
00:00:19.000 One orb to rule them all.
00:00:20.080 Yeah, one orb to rule them all. We had to look that up. I saw that and I'm like,
00:00:24.340 okay, that's a weird Lord of the Rings kind of thing. Kind of spooky.
00:00:27.040 What is it? It's kind of a spooky Saudi Arabian thing. They're opening up a news center.
00:00:35.820 We'll tell you about that. Also, can we stop the nonsense that President Trump bowed to the king
00:00:42.040 of Saudi Arabia and he is in Jerusalem today. We'll have more on that. Also, Bill Cosby,
00:00:49.800 his trial begins today as far as picking the jurors. They're going to start picking the jury
00:00:55.700 today with Bill Cosby being accused of being a racist. I mean, sorry, a rapist.
00:01:03.060 And also, an amazing story about how far gender studies have come.
00:01:12.840 They...
00:01:13.700 Wait until you see. This is the greatest pokes on academia, possibly of all time.
00:01:20.660 We begin there, right now.
00:01:23.480 I will make a stand. I will raise my voice. I will hold your hand.
00:01:30.900 Because we are one. I will beat my drum. I have made my choice.
00:01:37.180 We will overcome. Because we are one.
00:01:41.540 The fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.
00:01:45.360 This is the Glenn Beck Program.
00:01:50.660 Hello, America. Welcome to Monday. We're glad you're here. A lot going on.
00:01:54.940 It was a good weekend for the president, I believe, wasn't it?
00:01:58.440 It didn't seem to be... It seemed to be presidential.
00:02:01.480 It seemed to be going really well. The press is trying to make something,
00:02:04.440 or the left is trying to make something out of how Donald Trump bowed to the Saudi king.
00:02:09.940 They actually called him a hypocrite for it.
00:02:12.740 Well, if he would have bowed, he would have been.
00:02:14.720 Yeah, but he didn't.
00:02:15.860 He didn't bow.
00:02:16.780 That is not a bow.
00:02:18.120 They're placing a ribbon, metal around his neck.
00:02:22.440 Yeah.
00:02:22.980 And he bends over to make it easier for the placement.
00:02:28.680 He wasn't bowing to the king.
00:02:30.440 He's 6'5".
00:02:31.780 Ridiculous.
00:02:32.320 He's 6'5".
00:02:33.580 The king is like, what, 90?
00:02:35.520 Like, 91 years old, some crazy, you know, he's an old king, and he's lifting this big gold thing,
00:02:43.780 and the president bends over so he can put it around his neck.
00:02:47.740 And let me tell you something.
00:02:49.560 Every president has bent over for the Saudis for a very long time.
00:02:54.500 So, I don't think anything new is happening here.
00:02:57.280 He did not bow to the Saudis.
00:03:00.820 Did you see Roger Stone had a real problem with this, though?
00:03:04.520 He said getting that award, now the left, or sorry, now the right is turning on Donald Trump.
00:03:11.260 Because he didn't say Islamic extremism in his speech.
00:03:18.760 Apparently he danced with some swords, and he accepted this award from the Saudis.
00:03:25.380 And so Roger Stone came out and said, this is atrocious, this is grotesque,
00:03:30.080 this is a betrayal of everything he said on the campaign trail.
00:03:33.620 I assume because Roger Stone has never said anything that either he believed or was actually true,
00:03:40.120 that the exact opposite is actually what happened.
00:03:42.820 That is really, have you ever seen the documentary Get Me Roger Stone?
00:03:45.740 It just started, it just, it just came out on Netflix.
00:03:48.920 I haven't seen it yet, though.
00:03:49.940 It's supposed to be great.
00:03:51.060 It is, he's a despicable human being.
00:03:53.720 I mean, almost by his own admission.
00:03:55.700 Oh, yeah, no, no, no, no, he admits to all of it.
00:03:59.080 Really?
00:03:59.580 Oh, he is a despicable human being.
00:04:02.900 And he admits to being a despicable human being.
00:04:05.300 Yeah, he says he's just playing into it because everybody says that's what he is anyway,
00:04:09.640 so why not embrace it?
00:04:11.120 Well, or, you know, check yourself.
00:04:14.260 You know, just say, maybe I'm...
00:04:15.900 I was falsely accused of murder, so I've just been murdering people.
00:04:19.080 I mean, everyone thinks I'm a murderer anyway.
00:04:21.000 I might as well murder.
00:04:22.000 Yeah, that's pretty much it.
00:04:23.220 It's a terrible argument.
00:04:24.500 Yeah, when you watch it, it's pretty bad.
00:04:28.100 But he didn't bow.
00:04:29.120 Now, the globe, that spooky orb that he had his hand on, apparently that's the symbol
00:04:37.860 of some...
00:04:39.300 It's an illuminated globe at the Global Center for Combating Extremist Ideology in Saudi Arabia.
00:04:46.380 Yeah, that's going to...
00:04:48.800 They're going to do a lot of good there, aren't they?
00:04:51.020 Are they opposing the extremist ideology in Saudi Arabia?
00:04:54.700 Is that the location of it or is it the name?
00:04:56.180 That's the location of it.
00:04:57.360 That's the location of it.
00:04:58.580 Okay, because do they know that the hijackers for 9-11 came from Saudi Arabia?
00:05:05.980 Do they...
00:05:06.320 That's why they're opening this new center.
00:05:08.760 Right.
00:05:10.120 Guys, look what we just figured out.
00:05:12.040 Right.
00:05:12.480 Yeah, somehow or another, I think that's going to turn around on us.
00:05:15.260 Well, hobbyism comes from...
00:05:16.660 From Saudi Arabia.
00:05:19.600 So, maybe we start there?
00:05:20.980 Just put your hand on the orb.
00:05:21.860 I don't know.
00:05:22.760 Just put your hand on the orb.
00:05:24.460 It is a cool little orb.
00:05:25.980 Well, yeah.
00:05:28.200 Cool slash creepy.
00:05:29.740 Yeah, it's a little creepy.
00:05:31.440 Maybe, you know.
00:05:32.400 It looks like a scene from a movie.
00:05:33.860 It does.
00:05:34.620 It does.
00:05:35.100 It looks like, and now, we all put our hand on the orb, and it will read our palm prints.
00:05:42.480 And it will start the doomsday device.
00:05:45.200 This is the case with every president, though.
00:05:46.680 Like, you go to these other countries.
00:05:48.220 You know these pictures are going to look terrible for you at home.
00:05:51.660 But you're trying to have a good relationship with another country, so you just kind of go along with it.
00:05:56.620 And then it becomes, like, the defining moment of your presidency.
00:06:00.520 It does seem like it's a pretty common occurrence.
00:06:02.720 It never seemed to hurt Barack Obama.
00:06:07.040 You remember the pictures of the video of George Bush going to open up the big Chinese doors?
00:06:15.140 Yeah.
00:06:15.600 Okay.
00:06:16.180 And how many times they ran that over and over and over again?
00:06:19.580 Because it's closed.
00:06:20.540 That exact footage exists with Barack Obama.
00:06:24.720 Yeah.
00:06:24.860 He did the exact same thing, but they just didn't make a big deal out of it.
00:06:28.640 Yeah.
00:06:29.160 So, I mean, when you're going over there, I mean, when George Bush was dancing, where was
00:06:36.160 he dancing?
00:06:36.800 And he just looked ridiculous.
00:06:39.140 Well, it was.
00:06:40.880 Mr. Trump, President Trump, didn't look that great dancing with the swords himself.
00:06:47.160 Well, yes.
00:06:48.860 Yes.
00:06:49.220 And I'm not sure, as president, I'm going to dance with the swords.
00:06:54.560 Yeah, I don't know what to do, because, I mean, you know, it is one of those things.
00:06:58.160 You're being honored.
00:06:59.260 They're telling you these are our wonderful traditions.
00:07:01.180 They mean so much to us.
00:07:02.780 Thank you so much for coming.
00:07:04.040 It's so important that you're involved in this.
00:07:06.280 And, yeah, you can say no, I guess, but it's a tough spot.
00:07:10.900 I mean, you know, I don't know.
00:07:12.120 No one seems to be able to actually pull off a no out of that.
00:07:16.100 I mean, it's just a matter of whether the press decides to mock you for it afterwards.
00:07:21.580 Which is funny, because the same people who are telling us how important it is to be multicultural
00:07:26.120 and understand diversity of people's different customs.
00:07:29.760 Like any American, like, you know, like, name a news person.
00:07:35.900 I hate to stick Jake Tapper out, because he's a nice guy and tries to be honest.
00:07:40.640 Name a...
00:07:41.680 Scott Pelley.
00:07:43.640 He's always Lester Holt.
00:07:44.340 He's Lester Holt.
00:07:45.820 I mean, you think Lester Holt's going to look good dancing with swords?
00:07:49.280 No, no.
00:07:50.140 Nobody's going to look good dancing with swords.
00:07:53.880 I think you're right on that.
00:07:55.160 I think it's a...
00:07:56.420 But it's funny, because that is the type of thing that the enlightened liberal does, right?
00:08:02.200 You're in the city.
00:08:03.140 You go to some festival in some area of town where the dumb tourists don't go.
00:08:09.940 And you go and you participate in an authentic event in Brooklyn.
00:08:16.040 And then, like, now, you know, Trump or Bush or whatever Republican goes to the actual authentic event
00:08:22.460 in the actual country and participates in it.
00:08:25.340 They just get mocked for it.
00:08:26.800 Because they look like morons.
00:08:27.900 Do you?
00:08:28.120 You're an idiot.
00:08:28.840 Look, I can't believe you dance like that.
00:08:30.440 Well, that's the thing that you would praise it in any other circumstance.
00:08:33.920 Butch, I mean, that's the world we live in.
00:08:36.660 Meanwhile, they'll go ahead and dance at a, you know, gay pride parade with the buttocks
00:08:41.260 removed from the back of their pants.
00:08:43.340 And that's fine.
00:08:44.880 That's perfectly fine.
00:08:46.140 Well, we found out this weekend that, you know, we knew this to be true.
00:08:52.540 Um, if you praise them and you pretend to be one of them, they'll go for anything.
00:09:01.500 This is the, this is perhaps the greatest proof on how much gender studies is just a crock.
00:09:10.880 There is a fake article that has been now published in a respected peer-reviewed journal.
00:09:18.120 They had it for a month.
00:09:19.880 They sent it back and said, no, you need some more examples in this.
00:09:24.940 And the authors were like, oh, okay.
00:09:28.680 They put some more examples in, sent it off.
00:09:32.200 It was published.
00:09:33.940 Now, here's, here's the authors changed their names.
00:09:40.440 And they submitted this paper.
00:09:42.240 And I just want to tell you just a little bit here.
00:09:45.620 We didn't try to make the paper coherent.
00:09:49.760 Instead, we stuffed it full of jargon like discursive and ismorphism, nonsense, like arguing
00:09:59.360 that hyper-masculine men are both inside and outside of certain discourses at the same time.
00:10:07.100 We added red flag phrases like pre-post-patriarchal society, lewd references to slang terms for the penis, insulting phrases regarding men,
00:10:21.400 including referring to some men who have chose not to have children as being unable to coerce a mate.
00:10:28.720 And allusions to rape, we stated that man-spreading, a complaint levied against men for sitting with their legs spread apart,
00:10:40.580 is akin to, quote, raping the empty space around him.
00:10:44.900 After completing the paper, we read it carefully to ensure it didn't say anything meaningful.
00:10:53.200 And as neither one of us could determine what it was actually about, we deemed it a success.
00:10:59.620 I'm going to give you a little bit of the paper, the conceptual penis as a social construct,
00:11:10.100 the hoax on gender studies that proves these eggheads have absolutely no clue as to what they're actually talking about.
00:11:22.120 We'll do that coming up in a second.
00:11:23.640 This is the Glenn Beck Program.
00:11:30.920 Mercury.
00:11:34.920 888-727-BECK.
00:11:37.380 This is the Glenn Beck Program.
00:11:40.440 I love this.
00:11:42.200 This is a hoax done by two academics who are tired of the academics who think they know everything
00:11:50.920 and are perpetrating what they think is a scam of gender studies.
00:11:57.480 They wrote a paper, The Penis as a Social Construct for Gender Studies,
00:12:03.380 and they were trying to get it published.
00:12:06.240 And they intentionally, they said, if one of us understood it, we would write a paragraph,
00:12:12.000 and if one of us understood it, then they'd have to change it until it absolutely made no sense at all.
00:12:18.700 So here are some of the examples in this double peer-reviewed study.
00:12:25.140 Double peer-reviewed study that got high marks.
00:12:29.660 We conclude that penises are not best understood as the male sexual organ or as the male reproductive organ,
00:12:38.860 but instead as an enacted social construct that is both damaging and problematic for society and future generations.
00:12:46.300 The conceptual penis presents significant problems for gender identity and reproductive identity
00:12:52.800 within social and family dynamics.
00:12:55.520 It's exclusionary to disenfranchised communities based upon gender or reproductive identity.
00:13:02.240 It's an enduring source of abuse for women and other gendered marginalized groups and individuals.
00:13:08.900 Is the universal performance source of rape and the conceptual driver behind much of climate change?
00:13:18.880 Okay.
00:13:21.600 Toxic hypermasculinity derives its significance directly from the conceptual penis
00:13:27.800 and applies itself to supporting neo-capitalist materialism,
00:13:32.040 which is a fundamental driver of climate change,
00:13:34.800 especially in the rampant use of carbon-emitted fossil fuel technologies
00:13:38.840 and careless domination of virgin natural environments.
00:13:43.540 We need not delve deeply into criticisms of dialectic objectivism
00:13:49.140 or their relationships with masculine tropes,
00:13:52.420 like the conceptual penis,
00:13:54.060 to make effective criticism of exclusionary dialectic objectivism.
00:13:58.900 All perspective matters.
00:14:00.420 They write,
00:14:01.840 If you're having trouble understanding what any of this means,
00:14:05.160 there are two important things to remember.
00:14:08.000 First,
00:14:08.800 we don't understand it and we wrote it.
00:14:12.240 Nobody does.
00:14:13.900 This problem should have rendered it unpublishable in all peer-reviewed academic journals.
00:14:19.460 Second,
00:14:20.240 these examples are remarkably lucid compared to much of the rest of the paper.
00:14:26.840 Here's another paragraph from it.
00:14:28.740 In as much as masculinity is essentially performative,
00:14:33.800 so too is the conceptual penis.
00:14:36.340 The penis,
00:14:37.000 in the words of Judith Butler,
00:14:38.560 can only be understood through reference to what is barred from the signifier
00:14:43.000 within the domain of corporeal legibility.
00:14:46.480 The penis should not be understood as an honest expression of the performer's intent
00:14:50.860 should it be presented in a performance of masculinity or hypermasculinity.
00:14:55.680 Thus,
00:14:57.140 isomorphism,
00:14:58.560 isomorphism,
00:15:00.140 between the conceptual penis and what is referred to throughout discursive feminist literature
00:15:05.080 as toxic hypermasculinity,
00:15:07.640 is one defined upon a vector of male cultural machismo,
00:15:11.780 with the conceptual penis playing the roles of subject, object, and verb of action.
00:15:16.620 The result of this trichotomy of roles is to place the hypermasculine men,
00:15:21.780 both within and outside of competing discourses,
00:15:25.980 whose dynamics, as seen via post-structuralist discourse analysis,
00:15:31.020 enact a systematic interplay of power,
00:15:33.960 which the hypermasculine men use the conceptual penis to move themselves from powerless subject
00:15:39.480 to positions to powerful positions.
00:15:42.240 They write,
00:15:44.020 No one knows what any of this means because we made it up and it's complete nonsense.
00:15:49.360 Anyone claiming to understand this is pretending.
00:15:52.660 Full stop.
00:15:54.700 Then they go into how they used a post-modern generator,
00:15:59.560 a website coded in the 1990s from NYU, a physicist.
00:16:05.980 It's a method of hoaxing cultural studies journal called Social Text.
00:16:11.400 It returns a different fake post-modern paper every time the page is reloaded.
00:16:17.760 We cited and quoted from the post-modern generator liberally.
00:16:22.080 This includes nonsense quotations incorporated in the body of the paper,
00:16:26.020 citing five different papers, all generated by this hoax generator.
00:16:30.840 Five references to fake papers in journals that don't exist is astonishing on its own,
00:16:36.620 but it's incredible given that the original paper we submitted only had 16 references total.
00:16:41.940 It has 20 now after they asked for more examples.
00:16:45.540 Nearly a third of our references in the original paper go to fake sources from a website,
00:16:50.180 mocking the fact that this kind of thing is brainlessly possible.
00:16:54.380 Two of the fake journals cited are deconstructions from elsewhere and and or press taken directly from the post-modern generator.
00:17:05.080 Another cites the fictitious researcher S.Q. Scrammeron,
00:17:10.620 whose invented name appears in the body of the paper several times.
00:17:15.440 In response, the reviewers noted that our references are sound,
00:17:20.100 even after an alleged careful cross-referencing check done in the final round of editorial approval.
00:17:26.080 No matter the effort they put into it,
00:17:27.680 it appears one can simply,
00:17:29.800 one can,
00:17:31.440 cannot simply jump
00:17:33.280 a cogent social science shark.
00:17:36.800 They tried
00:17:41.420 hard
00:17:43.300 to
00:17:44.620 leave breadcrumbs all the way through.
00:17:49.460 And they said the secret is
00:17:50.820 just
00:17:52.060 compliment
00:17:53.200 and tell them how smart they all are.
00:17:56.740 Yeah.
00:17:57.380 And they'll buy into it.
00:17:59.560 And use
00:18:00.520 pre- and post-modern
00:18:02.480 expressionism all along the way.
00:18:04.920 Well, it's the
00:18:06.840 the pre-post-modernism
00:18:08.900 that is
00:18:09.380 that is so problematic.
00:18:12.280 That is
00:18:12.880 that's pretty amazing.
00:18:14.720 That's pretty amazing.
00:18:15.640 And you know what?
00:18:16.460 It's that kind of junk that our kids are learning
00:18:18.640 and they don't understand it.
00:18:20.600 But everybody pretends they understand it.
00:18:23.420 And it gives
00:18:25.020 it provides the cover for
00:18:26.780 the professors to say whatever they want.
00:18:30.980 And here's the proof of it right here.
00:18:33.240 And nobody understands it.
00:18:35.660 The Emperor has no clothes.
00:18:39.840 The Glenn Beck Program.
00:18:43.380 Mercury.
00:18:47.220 The Glenn Beck Program.
00:18:51.460 Bill Cosby.
00:18:53.360 They're picking the jury today
00:18:55.380 as he goes
00:18:57.760 to defend himself
00:18:59.680 against 51 women
00:19:02.240 who say
00:19:03.020 he raped them.
00:19:05.460 Here he is in
00:19:06.480 one of his
00:19:07.820 only interviews
00:19:09.520 in the last few years.
00:19:11.260 Am I right
00:19:11.920 that you have not
00:19:12.820 spoken publicly
00:19:13.700 for over two years?
00:19:15.360 This is true.
00:19:21.280 I have not performed
00:19:23.040 in over two years.
00:19:25.540 I have not
00:19:29.100 spoken at a
00:19:32.460 graduation
00:19:33.120 in two years
00:19:35.380 or even
00:19:36.320 to speak to
00:19:38.020 an incoming
00:19:40.520 high school
00:19:42.740 freshman
00:19:43.760 or fresh
00:19:45.440 or fresh
00:19:45.460 person
00:19:46.060 class
00:19:47.680 to
00:19:48.180 give them
00:19:49.880 some idea
00:19:50.860 of
00:19:51.400 what they're going to face
00:19:53.160 and what they ought
00:19:53.900 to do.
00:19:56.380 So why now?
00:19:59.820 Well,
00:20:00.540 as you
00:20:01.260 you're listening
00:20:02.620 to my daughter
00:20:03.640 so she doesn't
00:20:05.900 mind
00:20:06.460 listening to me
00:20:08.120 and
00:20:10.080 I decided
00:20:12.180 I think
00:20:13.800 it's time
00:20:14.540 for me
00:20:15.400 to do
00:20:15.980 something
00:20:16.540 so that
00:20:17.120 the people
00:20:17.620 who
00:20:18.080 still have
00:20:20.100 faith in me
00:20:20.940 the people
00:20:21.500 who are still
00:20:22.340 wondering
00:20:23.180 what I sound
00:20:25.940 like as opposed
00:20:26.860 to the National
00:20:27.820 Enquirer
00:20:28.780 which is very
00:20:30.420 interesting reading
00:20:31.480 when they write
00:20:32.860 about me
00:20:35.260 you need
00:20:38.500 to hear now
00:20:39.160 his defense
00:20:40.000 now so you know
00:20:41.120 he has
00:20:42.600 been accused
00:20:45.260 by 51 women
00:20:46.620 of rape
00:20:47.360 drug
00:20:48.340 facilitated
00:20:49.080 sexual assault
00:20:50.160 sexual
00:20:50.780 battery
00:20:51.260 child sexual
00:20:53.300 abuse
00:20:53.760 and sexual
00:20:54.980 misconduct
00:20:55.700 with the
00:20:56.400 earliest incidents
00:20:57.720 taking place
00:20:58.800 in the mid
00:20:59.460 1960
00:21:00.160 the most
00:21:01.400 recent
00:21:02.040 is 2008
00:21:03.640 he's
00:21:04.560 he's denied
00:21:05.360 all of them
00:21:06.440 many of them
00:21:08.020 are outside
00:21:08.480 of the statute
00:21:09.060 of limitations
00:21:09.920 for legal
00:21:11.660 proceedings
00:21:12.420 but one of them
00:21:14.140 he was charged
00:21:15.300 with three counts
00:21:16.180 of aggravated
00:21:17.280 indecent assault
00:21:18.220 in Montgomery
00:21:18.860 County
00:21:19.300 Pennsylvania
00:21:19.800 he surrendered
00:21:21.140 to authorities
00:21:21.980 December 30th
00:21:23.020 2015
00:21:23.680 he's out
00:21:25.000 on a million
00:21:25.540 dollars bail
00:21:26.360 and he is
00:21:27.320 scheduled to
00:21:28.060 have the trial
00:21:29.160 start June
00:21:30.200 5th
00:21:30.920 of this year
00:21:31.640 and he is
00:21:33.900 there picking
00:21:34.380 the jury
00:21:35.220 beginning today
00:21:36.500 here he is
00:21:38.260 on
00:21:38.740 what happened
00:21:40.260 Ensa
00:21:41.600 delivered a
00:21:42.840 statement of
00:21:43.340 her own
00:21:43.780 and that's
00:21:44.340 something else
00:21:44.980 that's been
00:21:45.320 provided to me
00:21:46.200 here's
00:21:46.600 here's just a
00:21:47.280 short clip
00:21:48.000 from what
00:21:48.400 your daughter
00:21:48.820 Ensa had
00:21:49.440 to say
00:21:49.860 I strongly
00:21:51.120 believe my
00:21:51.920 father is
00:21:52.500 innocent of
00:21:53.320 the crimes
00:21:53.880 alleged against
00:21:54.920 him and I
00:21:56.140 believe that
00:21:56.720 racism has
00:21:57.500 played a big
00:21:58.080 role in all
00:21:59.140 aspects of
00:22:00.020 this scandal
00:22:01.300 do you agree
00:22:02.420 with that
00:22:02.860 could be
00:22:04.720 could be
00:22:07.080 could be
00:22:08.020 I can't say
00:22:09.740 anything
00:22:10.160 but there
00:22:11.940 there are
00:22:12.540 certain
00:22:13.160 things that
00:22:15.160 I look at
00:22:16.780 and I
00:22:18.000 apply
00:22:18.840 to the
00:22:21.380 situation
00:22:22.140 and
00:22:24.240 it
00:22:25.660 there are
00:22:26.420 so many
00:22:27.200 tentacles
00:22:28.600 so many
00:22:29.880 different
00:22:30.540 this is
00:22:31.000 bizarre
00:22:31.600 nefarious
00:22:33.340 is a great
00:22:34.400 word
00:22:35.720 yes it is
00:22:36.460 and
00:22:37.540 I
00:22:38.580 I just
00:22:39.380 truly
00:22:40.540 believe
00:22:41.220 that
00:22:42.560 some of
00:22:45.340 it
00:22:46.100 may
00:22:47.280 very well
00:22:48.960 be that
00:22:49.720 do you
00:22:51.280 believe
00:22:51.700 any of
00:22:52.120 that
00:22:52.180 your
00:22:52.380 accusers
00:22:52.920 are both
00:22:53.300 black and
00:22:53.760 white
00:22:54.020 well
00:22:56.260 let me
00:22:57.940 put it to
00:22:58.480 you this
00:22:58.840 way
00:22:59.200 when you
00:23:03.520 look
00:23:04.140 at
00:23:05.940 the power
00:23:07.240 structure
00:23:07.960 and when you
00:23:10.140 look at
00:23:10.500 individuals
00:23:11.180 there are
00:23:11.840 some people
00:23:12.420 who can
00:23:13.000 very well
00:23:14.040 be
00:23:16.820 motivated
00:23:17.620 by whether
00:23:18.360 or not
00:23:19.100 they're going
00:23:20.660 to work
00:23:21.440 or whether
00:23:24.980 or not
00:23:25.560 they might
00:23:26.740 be able
00:23:28.120 to
00:23:28.840 get back
00:23:31.600 at
00:23:32.400 someone
00:23:33.040 so
00:23:34.600 if it's
00:23:35.520 in terms
00:23:36.420 of
00:23:37.040 whatever
00:23:37.580 the choice
00:23:38.380 is
00:23:38.980 I think
00:23:40.980 that you
00:23:41.340 can also
00:23:42.160 examine
00:23:43.300 in terms
00:23:43.740 of whatever
00:23:44.140 their choice
00:23:44.680 is
00:23:44.960 individuals
00:23:45.820 and situations
00:23:47.160 and they
00:23:47.820 will come
00:23:48.260 out
00:23:48.560 differently
00:23:49.240 so
00:23:49.700 it's not
00:23:51.240 all
00:23:52.060 not every
00:23:53.180 but
00:23:55.580 I do
00:23:57.200 think
00:23:57.560 that
00:23:57.880 he's
00:23:58.840 writing
00:23:59.080 a paper
00:24:00.300 for the
00:24:00.700 peer-reviewed
00:24:01.260 journal
00:24:01.540 I mean
00:24:02.720 it doesn't
00:24:03.140 make any
00:24:03.540 sense
00:24:03.780 very much
00:24:04.620 like that
00:24:05.100 I mean
00:24:05.720 you don't
00:24:06.620 even get
00:24:07.040 a sense
00:24:07.360 that he
00:24:07.640 even believes
00:24:08.160 this
00:24:08.560 he's basically
00:24:10.240 explaining and
00:24:11.340 saying
00:24:11.620 it's because
00:24:12.720 I'm black
00:24:13.280 I guess
00:24:14.200 your best
00:24:14.740 reading of
00:24:15.620 this
00:24:15.880 tell me
00:24:16.460 if you
00:24:16.960 think I'm
00:24:17.160 wrong
00:24:17.300 but the
00:24:17.540 best
00:24:17.720 reading is
00:24:18.100 he doesn't
00:24:18.900 think
00:24:19.360 he's
00:24:20.140 trying to
00:24:20.620 he's very
00:24:21.080 much
00:24:21.280 struggling
00:24:21.740 with what
00:24:22.340 he can
00:24:22.700 and cannot
00:24:23.040 say
00:24:23.380 so therefore
00:24:24.340 he can't
00:24:24.920 make any
00:24:25.360 sense
00:24:25.660 and you're
00:24:26.000 supposed to
00:24:26.460 hopefully
00:24:27.380 believe that
00:24:28.560 if he could
00:24:29.080 say it
00:24:29.560 it would
00:24:29.940 make sense
00:24:31.200 but I don't
00:24:32.600 believe it
00:24:33.160 I mean
00:24:33.460 I don't
00:24:33.740 believe he
00:24:34.140 believes it
00:24:34.720 his two
00:24:35.160 daughters
00:24:35.580 they recorded
00:24:37.160 I forget
00:24:38.800 how long
00:24:39.320 now
00:24:39.520 both of
00:24:40.080 them recorded
00:24:40.780 stuff about
00:24:41.460 their dad
00:24:42.080 and listening
00:24:42.580 with him
00:24:43.380 and he was
00:24:44.900 telling stories
00:24:45.740 and that's
00:24:46.180 where you get
00:24:46.660 her saying
00:24:47.520 that it was
00:24:48.040 you know
00:24:48.620 he's innocent
00:24:49.560 and it's
00:24:50.080 because of
00:24:50.520 racism
00:24:51.020 it's interesting
00:24:51.540 because they
00:24:52.120 had sort of
00:24:52.860 forwarded the
00:24:53.700 opposite response
00:24:54.820 in that it was
00:24:55.740 people who always
00:24:56.900 accuse everyone of
00:24:57.660 racism
00:24:58.040 didn't like him
00:24:59.220 because he
00:24:59.900 wasn't
00:25:00.680 embracing the
00:25:01.800 narrative that
00:25:02.400 everyone that's
00:25:03.140 white is racist
00:25:03.920 but he knows
00:25:05.000 that's not
00:25:05.520 going to help
00:25:06.240 him in any
00:25:07.220 well it's
00:25:07.780 the I mean
00:25:08.240 the OJ thing
00:25:08.780 is very similar
00:25:09.400 if you watch
00:25:09.980 the 9,000
00:25:10.940 documentaries that
00:25:11.660 came out last
00:25:12.120 year on the OJ
00:25:12.640 thing
00:25:12.960 almost all of
00:25:14.700 them covered
00:25:16.060 the fact that
00:25:17.320 he his initial
00:25:18.480 instinct was
00:25:20.300 not to go down
00:25:21.480 the Johnny
00:25:22.000 Cochran racism
00:25:23.340 road but it
00:25:24.820 wasn't until he
00:25:25.500 realized he might
00:25:26.780 lose that he
00:25:28.380 he promoted
00:25:29.640 Cochran to the
00:25:30.660 head of the
00:25:30.960 team and went
00:25:32.220 down the road
00:25:32.780 of you know
00:25:33.240 what it's just
00:25:33.860 racism and
00:25:34.900 when he started
00:25:35.320 doing that it's
00:25:36.060 when African
00:25:36.800 Americans started
00:25:37.500 siding with him
00:25:38.120 because initially
00:25:38.580 they weren't
00:25:39.680 because they saw
00:25:40.200 him as a guy
00:25:40.620 who was a sellout
00:25:41.500 to black people
00:25:42.180 his whole life
00:25:43.440 he was the guy
00:25:44.500 who in the 60s
00:25:45.800 and 70s would
00:25:47.280 not go with
00:25:48.900 the black power
00:25:49.980 movement he
00:25:50.560 wanted no part
00:25:51.300 of it his
00:25:52.320 entire life and
00:25:54.020 it wasn't until
00:25:54.660 he saw holy
00:25:55.920 crap I might lose
00:25:56.920 this thing that he
00:25:57.540 jumped on the
00:25:57.980 bandwagon and
00:25:59.480 somehow it works
00:26:00.500 very much like
00:26:01.280 Bill Cosby it
00:26:02.040 does feel that way
00:26:02.880 a little bit
00:26:03.280 because Bill
00:26:03.500 Cosby is the
00:26:04.120 opposite he never
00:26:05.400 said these kinds
00:26:06.300 of things he
00:26:07.780 never he was
00:26:08.580 always
00:26:08.780 yeah pull
00:26:10.080 yourself up by
00:26:10.860 your own
00:26:11.160 bootstrap right
00:26:12.040 you can make it
00:26:12.780 James Brown and
00:26:14.300 Jim Brown and
00:26:16.660 and Muhammad Ali
00:26:19.360 tried to get him
00:26:20.220 involved in in the
00:26:21.940 race movement he
00:26:23.580 just didn't want any
00:26:24.260 part of it he really
00:26:25.360 didn't want to mess
00:26:25.920 with it he wouldn't
00:26:26.060 be known for that
00:26:26.700 which I actually I
00:26:27.460 mean that's what I
00:26:28.380 would rather have at
00:26:29.220 it if an athlete I
00:26:30.100 mean you know I
00:26:30.800 don't necessarily
00:26:31.480 want my you know
00:26:32.760 athletes and actors
00:26:33.800 and everything else
00:26:34.320 to be activists it's
00:26:35.260 just this explanation
00:26:36.320 is coming from the
00:26:37.420 guy who wrote
00:26:38.120 Leonard part six so I
00:26:40.240 just yeah I just
00:26:42.680 want to throw that
00:26:43.360 out on the table
00:26:43.900 incoherence isn't
00:26:44.680 exactly odd in the
00:26:45.780 circumstance it's not
00:26:46.340 odd it's not odd
00:26:47.560 here do we have the
00:26:48.520 audio of of how he
00:26:50.000 explains 51 do we
00:26:51.760 have that that audio
00:26:52.780 I'm not sure I don't
00:26:54.020 know if they found it
00:26:54.960 yet they're look
00:26:56.020 busy looking for it
00:26:56.800 now I just sent it to
00:26:57.580 them it's really good
00:26:58.400 he tries to explain
00:26:59.540 that they didn't
00:27:00.660 have the the total
00:27:02.880 amount needed to
00:27:04.780 bring him down so
00:27:05.980 that the numbers were
00:27:08.260 the numbers that
00:27:10.080 weren't the right
00:27:10.740 numbers before they
00:27:12.220 got the pile on
00:27:14.320 here here he is
00:27:15.640 here the numbers
00:27:16.680 came because the
00:27:22.340 numbers prior to the
00:27:24.800 numbers right didn't
00:27:27.400 didn't work what
00:27:29.740 right oh the numbers
00:27:32.940 prior to the numbers
00:27:34.180 didn't work didn't
00:27:34.820 work because the
00:27:36.020 numbers before the
00:27:36.880 numbers didn't work
00:27:37.680 those are the pre
00:27:38.400 post numbers well
00:27:39.400 those are the numbers
00:27:40.440 afterwards though right
00:27:41.720 well the numbers
00:27:42.720 before they got the
00:27:44.060 numbers and then they
00:27:45.020 then they got the
00:27:45.820 numbers didn't work
00:27:46.480 didn't work so we
00:27:47.460 should try to apply
00:27:49.940 with the actual just
00:27:51.740 text of this interview
00:27:52.880 for a peer-reviewed
00:27:54.000 journal article I
00:27:54.800 would just like to
00:27:55.440 also just say again
00:27:57.260 Leonard part six all
00:27:59.620 right it was the that
00:28:01.320 was the first and only
00:28:02.320 movie so he has a
00:28:04.060 problem with numbers
00:28:04.900 yeah he does he has a
00:28:06.020 problem with his
00:28:06.840 argument here is it's
00:28:07.880 inflated right like
00:28:08.740 people there was a few
00:28:09.620 people who had
00:28:10.220 courtesy who were
00:28:10.920 accused him of this a
00:28:11.720 while ago and now
00:28:12.520 there's out there a
00:28:13.680 bunch of people are
00:28:14.220 jumping on the bandwagon
00:28:15.200 and obviously they're
00:28:16.400 motivated by other
00:28:17.580 things that's this and
00:28:18.380 here's the problem when
00:28:19.220 you're a guy have do
00:28:20.160 you have the Spanish fly
00:28:20.860 thing when you're a guy
00:28:22.320 who has been recorded
00:28:24.240 in comedy for your
00:28:25.860 whole life you end up
00:28:28.160 saying things you're
00:28:29.120 like oh boy that's not
00:28:30.820 that's gonna leave a
00:28:31.580 mark when I was 13
00:28:32.980 man start talking about
00:28:35.460 weird things no really
00:28:38.860 stand on the corner you
00:28:40.860 know anything about
00:28:41.560 Spanish fly what Spanish
00:28:44.040 fly it always happens
00:28:46.620 when you're 13 only when
00:28:47.900 you're 13 on up to like
00:28:49.300 when you get married guys
00:28:50.540 stand around talk about
00:28:51.460 Spanish fly and it
00:28:52.840 never starts with one
00:28:53.880 of the guys on the
00:28:54.500 corner it's always some
00:28:55.300 strange 13 year old
00:28:56.720 that says you know
00:28:57.480 what you know anything
00:28:58.320 about Spanish fly no
00:28:59.620 tell me about well
00:29:00.620 there's this girl crazy
00:29:01.620 Mary you put some in
00:29:03.160 her drink man she
00:29:03.960 yeah Spanish oh yeah
00:29:06.960 that's really groovy
00:29:07.940 man Spanish fly is
00:29:09.140 groovy yeah boy from
00:29:10.660 then on man anytime you
00:29:11.860 see a girl what's
00:29:12.460 you have some Spanish
00:29:13.280 fly boy go to a party
00:29:15.640 see five girls standing
00:29:16.900 alone boy I've had a
00:29:18.020 whole jug of Spanish
00:29:19.140 fly and light that
00:29:20.120 corner up over there
00:29:21.240 haha so I thought it
00:29:24.540 only existed in
00:29:25.580 Philadelphia you know
00:29:26.580 and I'm working on
00:29:27.440 I spy and Bob and I
00:29:28.840 are working together
00:29:29.640 Sheldon Leonard comes
00:29:30.780 up says boys I spy is
00:29:32.920 going to Spain
00:29:33.920 a childhood dream come
00:29:39.880 true
00:29:40.380 somehow or another not
00:29:43.160 quite as funny
00:29:43.840 yeah no not really
00:29:45.600 this is
00:29:47.700 the Glenn Beck program
00:29:50.700 Mercury
00:29:52.660 the Glenn Beck program
00:29:57.560 you have to
00:29:58.580 there you go
00:30:03.960 you're talking about
00:30:04.700 Bill Cosby
00:30:06.260 I mean there was a
00:30:09.140 time do you remember
00:30:10.280 do you remember the
00:30:12.120 my brother Russell
00:30:13.400 do you remember that
00:30:15.820 that piece that he did
00:30:18.120 my brother Russell
00:30:19.120 my brother Russell he
00:30:20.840 thought he was smart
00:30:21.660 but Russell was really
00:30:22.560 dumb because he
00:30:24.300 started laughing at my
00:30:25.340 father one time at the
00:30:26.420 dinner table and Russ
00:30:27.400 didn't know how tough
00:30:28.900 dad really was he was
00:30:30.940 just sitting there
00:30:31.600 giggling at my father
00:30:32.740 dad looks funny
00:30:35.120 don't he
00:30:35.800 see Russell hadn't
00:30:37.880 been with us too
00:30:38.760 long
00:30:39.240 so I said Russ
00:30:41.400 don't laugh at dad
00:30:44.460 because dad will pick
00:30:46.320 up a tree and kill
00:30:47.500 you
00:30:48.000 so Russell I can't
00:30:49.540 help it but he just
00:30:50.440 looks funny
00:30:51.060 and he looks like
00:30:52.020 see you better cut
00:30:52.860 it out
00:30:53.380 and Russ started
00:30:54.880 laughing
00:30:55.280 and he had a funny
00:30:58.220 laugh
00:30:58.640 he's
00:30:58.860 and my dad said
00:31:04.460 what the hell's
00:31:05.040 wrong with Russell
00:31:05.760 and he said
00:31:07.020 and finally Russell
00:31:10.100 said you look
00:31:10.900 funny dad
00:31:11.960 you got a funny
00:31:14.180 looking face
00:31:15.240 dad do you think
00:31:17.560 my face is funny
00:31:18.420 you keep laughing at
00:31:19.300 me I'll smack
00:31:20.060 your face off
00:31:21.100 and he actually
00:31:22.420 looked at him
00:31:22.920 you'll smack my
00:31:23.840 face off
00:31:24.440 I said Russ
00:31:26.580 please cool it
00:31:27.400 I hate to see you
00:31:28.240 get hit
00:31:28.620 and besides
00:31:29.140 he may
00:31:29.460 what happened
00:31:31.860 he may miss
00:31:33.120 and hit me
00:31:33.800 he was tremendous
00:31:37.920 I think that's
00:31:38.800 one of the reasons
00:31:39.480 that he did the
00:31:40.260 interview
00:31:40.600 is that
00:31:41.500 because people
00:31:42.660 remember Bill
00:31:43.600 Cosby
00:31:43.980 right
00:31:44.940 the people
00:31:45.920 remember that
00:31:46.420 it's Bill Cosby
00:31:47.140 that's the guy
00:31:47.600 that we all
00:31:48.640 grew up loving
00:31:49.800 okay so remember
00:31:50.660 we had the
00:31:51.240 creator of
00:31:53.340 Priceline on
00:31:54.900 last week
00:31:55.740 so we go back
00:31:57.960 to my office
00:31:58.420 and we're
00:31:58.640 talking and
00:31:59.140 he said
00:31:59.720 he said
00:32:03.240 you know
00:32:03.580 sometimes fate
00:32:04.800 works in your
00:32:06.280 favor
00:32:06.600 sometimes you
00:32:07.560 know life
00:32:08.660 just turns out
00:32:09.520 all right
00:32:10.060 even though you
00:32:10.620 think it's a
00:32:11.040 disaster
00:32:11.520 he said when
00:32:12.740 we started
00:32:13.220 Priceline
00:32:13.860 he said
00:32:15.240 you know
00:32:16.280 we had no
00:32:17.160 money
00:32:17.500 and who
00:32:18.780 were we
00:32:19.000 going to
00:32:19.180 get
00:32:19.400 and he
00:32:19.760 said
00:32:20.140 I called
00:32:21.520 and called
00:32:22.340 and called
00:32:23.160 and called
00:32:24.080 Bill Cosby
00:32:25.880 and he said
00:32:27.800 we wanted
00:32:28.340 Bill Cosby
00:32:29.100 so bad
00:32:30.200 Bill was
00:32:30.960 huge
00:32:31.560 and we
00:32:32.580 wanted Bill
00:32:33.120 Cosby
00:32:33.460 because he
00:32:33.820 would appeal
00:32:34.960 to everyone
00:32:35.980 and he
00:32:37.460 said
00:32:38.020 he wanted
00:32:38.860 two million
00:32:39.380 dollars
00:32:39.800 which was
00:32:40.640 nothing to
00:32:41.240 Priceline
00:32:41.640 now
00:32:42.040 we wanted
00:32:43.000 Bill Cosby
00:32:43.720 for two
00:32:44.220 million dollars
00:32:44.800 and he
00:32:45.300 said you
00:32:45.780 know we
00:32:45.960 didn't have
00:32:46.420 anything
00:32:46.880 and I
00:32:47.920 said look
00:32:48.400 you know
00:32:48.620 maybe we
00:32:49.040 give you
00:32:49.400 a piece
00:32:49.820 of the
00:32:50.080 company
00:32:50.440 or something
00:32:50.720 they hang
00:32:51.080 up
00:32:51.320 he said
00:32:52.380 so I
00:32:52.720 meet
00:32:53.060 with
00:32:53.280 William
00:32:53.640 Shatner
00:32:54.160 go from
00:32:55.220 Bill Cosby
00:32:56.080 to William
00:32:57.020 Shatner
00:32:57.480 another icon
00:32:58.320 though
00:32:58.580 I know
00:32:58.920 and I
00:32:59.440 love
00:32:59.800 Bill
00:33:00.340 Shatner
00:33:00.520 I think
00:33:00.860 William
00:33:01.220 Shatner
00:33:01.460 is
00:33:01.780 hysterical
00:33:03.060 very
00:33:03.960 self-aware
00:33:04.640 and very
00:33:05.000 smart
00:33:05.400 and he
00:33:06.940 said you
00:33:07.300 know so
00:33:07.560 we went
00:33:07.920 I went
00:33:08.240 to New
00:33:08.500 York
00:33:08.780 and
00:33:09.760 and I
00:33:10.520 met
00:33:10.720 with him
00:33:11.080 and he
00:33:11.560 said we
00:33:11.980 were having
00:33:12.280 dinner
00:33:12.660 and Bill
00:33:14.020 Shatner's
00:33:14.660 thing was
00:33:16.080 okay come
00:33:16.900 on tell
00:33:17.220 me
00:33:17.460 really
00:33:17.900 you really
00:33:19.960 think this
00:33:20.340 internet thing
00:33:20.940 is gonna
00:33:21.200 go
00:33:21.500 for as
00:33:23.380 futuristic
00:33:23.880 as Bill
00:33:24.540 Shatner
00:33:24.860 was
00:33:25.240 he asked
00:33:26.140 the
00:33:26.380 Priceline
00:33:27.180 guy when
00:33:27.660 they were
00:33:27.920 starting
00:33:28.240 come on
00:33:29.080 really
00:33:29.520 you think
00:33:30.920 this
00:33:31.180 you think
00:33:31.620 the internet
00:33:32.080 thing has
00:33:32.660 a future
00:33:33.220 amazing
00:33:34.700 wow
00:33:35.320 it did
00:33:35.980 too
00:33:36.280 right
00:33:36.520 it wound
00:33:36.980 up having
00:33:38.500 a future
00:33:39.240 yeah
00:33:39.720 I've heard
00:33:40.560 that some
00:33:40.960 people use
00:33:41.460 it
00:33:42.180 yeah
00:33:42.460 they do
00:33:42.960 is that
00:33:43.400 true
00:33:43.580 yes
00:33:44.380 and now
00:33:45.680 isn't
00:33:46.000 Shatner's
00:33:46.500 daughter in
00:33:47.140 on that
00:33:47.480 too
00:33:47.720 she's doing
00:33:48.420 Priceline
00:33:48.860 now I
00:33:49.260 think
00:33:49.500 right
00:33:50.020 anytime
00:33:51.220 between
00:33:51.680 2002
00:33:52.560 and 2008
00:33:53.620 you could
00:33:54.040 have bought
00:33:54.340 Priceline
00:33:54.800 stock at
00:33:55.300 about
00:33:55.540 $20
00:33:56.020 that is
00:33:57.200 now
00:33:57.380 $18.25
00:33:58.400 wow
00:33:59.740 90 times
00:34:01.260 the amount
00:34:03.240 of money
00:34:03.560 not $18
00:34:04.780 and $95
00:34:05.980 $18.25
00:34:08.240 oh my god
00:34:09.120 90 times
00:34:10.620 your money
00:34:11.080 oh my gosh
00:34:12.260 yes
00:34:12.660 so I think
00:34:13.180 this internet
00:34:13.620 thing has a
00:34:14.280 future
00:34:14.660 yes
00:34:16.040 better than
00:34:17.240 if you would
00:34:17.640 have invested
00:34:18.100 in jello
00:34:18.640 pudding pops
00:34:19.520 just say
00:34:20.900 that
00:34:21.400 this is
00:34:24.780 the
00:34:25.480 Glenn
00:34:25.880 Beck
00:34:26.400 program
00:34:27.180 mercury
00:34:28.620 the blaze radio
00:34:44.200 network
00:34:44.860 on demand
00:34:48.620 CNN has
00:34:52.480 an expose
00:34:53.840 that
00:34:54.800 defines
00:34:57.240 what the
00:34:58.840 problem is
00:34:59.960 with the
00:35:00.760 mainstream media
00:35:01.660 it is
00:35:02.840 the definition
00:35:03.940 of the problem
00:35:04.720 and also
00:35:05.800 news that just
00:35:06.680 doesn't make any
00:35:07.720 sense
00:35:08.040 Billy Bush
00:35:08.860 Billy Bush
00:35:10.340 is speaking
00:35:10.840 out now
00:35:11.460 for the
00:35:11.780 first time
00:35:12.260 since he's
00:35:12.960 you know
00:35:13.480 he had
00:35:13.940 the bus
00:35:14.520 ride
00:35:14.840 with Donald
00:35:15.280 Trump
00:35:15.640 when that
00:35:18.080 broke in
00:35:18.840 October
00:35:19.380 just a
00:35:20.800 couple of
00:35:21.380 days before
00:35:22.020 the debate
00:35:22.860 kind of an
00:35:23.880 interesting
00:35:24.280 kind of an
00:35:25.960 interesting
00:35:26.380 perspective
00:35:27.520 coming from
00:35:28.360 Billy Bush
00:35:29.160 on that
00:35:30.440 also
00:35:31.180 the president
00:35:32.020 in the
00:35:32.480 Middle East
00:35:33.020 doing a
00:35:34.380 great job
00:35:34.980 maybe
00:35:36.740 we could
00:35:37.820 have a
00:35:38.260 week
00:35:38.580 without
00:35:39.160 something
00:35:39.940 big
00:35:40.720 happening
00:35:41.400 it would
00:35:42.300 be nice
00:35:42.800 this could
00:35:43.280 be the
00:35:43.600 week
00:35:43.900 welcome
00:35:44.580 to it
00:35:45.000 America
00:35:45.380 it's
00:35:45.920 Monday
00:35:46.260 we begin
00:35:46.900 right now
00:35:47.720 I will
00:35:49.380 make a
00:35:50.160 stand
00:35:50.820 I will
00:35:51.580 raise
00:35:52.020 my voice
00:35:53.100 I will
00:35:53.780 hold
00:35:54.220 your hand
00:35:55.320 cause
00:35:55.920 we are
00:35:56.760 one
00:35:57.300 I will
00:35:58.140 be my
00:35:58.940 drum
00:35:59.520 I have
00:36:00.360 made
00:36:00.740 my choice
00:36:01.760 we will
00:36:02.560 overcome
00:36:03.420 cause
00:36:04.660 we are
00:36:05.640 one
00:36:06.340 the fusion
00:36:07.040 of
00:36:07.440 entertainment
00:36:08.080 and
00:36:08.760 enlightenment
00:36:09.280 this is
00:36:10.820 the Glenn
00:36:11.680 Beck
00:36:12.700 program
00:36:13.920 hello
00:36:16.840 America
00:36:17.200 Billy Bush
00:36:18.760 won't say
00:36:19.300 anything about
00:36:19.900 NBC
00:36:20.460 he walked
00:36:21.700 away with
00:36:22.160 a multi
00:36:22.540 million dollar
00:36:23.300 settlement
00:36:24.300 from NBC
00:36:25.160 but he said
00:36:26.700 NBC knew
00:36:27.460 about the
00:36:28.000 tape that
00:36:28.740 featured him
00:36:29.420 and Donald
00:36:29.900 Trump
00:36:30.200 discussing
00:36:31.020 women in
00:36:31.540 a crude
00:36:31.840 matter
00:36:32.160 in 2005
00:36:33.400 why is it
00:36:36.680 his fault
00:36:37.160 many
00:36:39.100 question
00:36:39.440 the
00:36:39.580 leaking
00:36:39.820 of
00:36:40.360 the
00:36:40.860 timing
00:36:41.120 of
00:36:41.300 the
00:36:41.440 leak
00:36:41.680 speculating
00:36:42.180 politics
00:36:42.640 played
00:36:42.880 a role
00:36:43.160 in the
00:36:43.380 release
00:36:43.680 of the
00:36:45.100 years
00:36:45.560 old
00:36:45.780 recordings
00:36:46.260 of course
00:36:46.640 it did
00:36:47.000 I think
00:36:48.340 they just
00:36:48.660 found it
00:36:49.280 and just
00:36:49.500 released it
00:36:50.080 I had no
00:36:50.320 idea
00:36:50.560 it was
00:36:50.740 even
00:36:50.860 running
00:36:51.240 NBC
00:36:52.140 News
00:36:52.680 and their
00:36:53.280 crocodile
00:36:53.740 outrage
00:36:54.580 were so
00:36:56.120 disappointed
00:36:56.640 with
00:36:56.920 Billy
00:36:57.160 I think
00:36:57.900 Billy
00:36:58.100 was angry
00:36:58.840 notwithstanding
00:36:59.560 his own
00:37:00.140 devils
00:37:00.500 to reckon
00:37:00.900 with
00:37:01.140 you build
00:37:01.520 an identity
00:37:02.020 and reputation
00:37:02.600 over 15
00:37:03.200 years
00:37:03.420 and you
00:37:03.640 lose it
00:37:03.920 over 15
00:37:04.720 hours
00:37:05.080 and you
00:37:05.920 don't get
00:37:06.220 to be a
00:37:06.560 part of
00:37:06.900 it
00:37:07.020 you don't
00:37:07.320 get to
00:37:07.540 say
00:37:07.700 hey
00:37:07.960 wait a
00:37:08.380 minute
00:37:08.620 Billy
00:37:09.600 Bush
00:37:09.920 admitted
00:37:10.300 to the
00:37:10.640 Hollywood
00:37:10.880 reporter
00:37:11.320 that he
00:37:11.640 would have
00:37:11.840 liked
00:37:12.060 to have
00:37:12.300 the
00:37:12.440 chance
00:37:12.820 to
00:37:13.060 address
00:37:13.620 his
00:37:13.880 today
00:37:14.160 show
00:37:14.440 viewers
00:37:14.940 as the
00:37:15.560 scandal
00:37:15.880 broke
00:37:16.360 I would
00:37:17.300 have
00:37:17.440 welcomed
00:37:17.860 addressing
00:37:18.300 the
00:37:18.580 audience
00:37:19.020 after
00:37:20.080 the
00:37:20.260 tape
00:37:20.540 leaked
00:37:21.040 Bush
00:37:21.580 was
00:37:21.800 bragging
00:37:22.160 about
00:37:22.420 the
00:37:22.600 existence
00:37:22.960 of the
00:37:23.360 recording
00:37:23.720 of a
00:37:23.920 conversation
00:37:24.280 between
00:37:24.600 him
00:37:24.800 and
00:37:24.940 Trump
00:37:25.160 I never
00:37:25.800 shared
00:37:26.080 knowledge
00:37:26.420 of the
00:37:26.700 tape
00:37:26.860 with
00:37:27.000 anyone
00:37:27.480 who
00:37:27.940 didn't
00:37:28.180 already
00:37:28.500 know
00:37:28.760 of its
00:37:29.040 existence
00:37:29.520 and that
00:37:29.960 was
00:37:30.100 plenty
00:37:30.460 of
00:37:30.660 people
00:37:31.040 NBC
00:37:31.760 didn't
00:37:32.140 return
00:37:32.560 calls
00:37:33.200 for
00:37:33.360 requests
00:37:33.760 to
00:37:33.960 comment
00:37:34.240 on
00:37:34.500 what
00:37:35.780 the
00:37:35.940 network
00:37:36.520 may
00:37:36.780 have
00:37:36.940 known
00:37:37.280 about
00:37:37.660 the
00:37:37.900 tape
00:37:38.200 a couple
00:37:39.560 fascinating
00:37:39.980 parts
00:37:40.280 of this
00:37:40.560 number
00:37:41.040 one
00:37:41.340 he found
00:37:41.860 out
00:37:42.060 the
00:37:42.200 tape
00:37:42.400 was
00:37:42.540 being
00:37:42.760 leaked
00:37:43.120 while
00:37:43.780 he
00:37:43.920 was
00:37:44.100 sitting
00:37:44.380 on
00:37:44.520 the
00:37:44.640 tarmac
00:37:45.100 about
00:37:45.500 to
00:37:45.800 take
00:37:45.960 off
00:37:46.240 for
00:37:46.520 a
00:37:46.660 flight
00:37:46.920 and
00:37:47.900 so
00:37:48.200 he
00:37:48.340 was
00:37:48.500 in
00:37:48.820 the
00:37:49.000 air
00:37:49.300 for
00:37:49.740 the
00:37:49.920 six
00:37:50.200 hours
00:37:50.520 after
00:37:50.800 with
00:37:51.100 wifi
00:37:51.540 but
00:37:51.940 nothing
00:37:52.260 else
00:37:52.700 he
00:37:52.860 can
00:37:53.020 do
00:37:53.320 right
00:37:53.820 he's
00:37:54.400 reading
00:37:54.800 all the
00:37:55.080 reports
00:37:55.460 come
00:37:55.740 down
00:37:55.980 as his
00:37:56.340 career
00:37:56.620 is
00:37:56.840 crumbling
00:37:57.260 he's
00:37:57.580 just
00:37:57.720 in
00:37:57.960 the
00:37:58.120 air
00:37:58.260 to
00:37:58.400 Los
00:37:58.600 Angeles
00:37:58.900 wow
00:37:59.320 that
00:37:59.960 is
00:38:00.140 an
00:38:00.320 unbelievable
00:38:00.800 thing
00:38:01.240 and I
00:38:01.940 love
00:38:02.120 his
00:38:02.340 his
00:38:03.060 his
00:38:03.760 his
00:38:04.120 his
00:38:04.420 his
00:38:04.760 talking
00:38:05.080 about
00:38:05.280 it
00:38:05.360 is
00:38:05.440 kind
00:38:05.600 of
00:38:05.740 interesting
00:38:06.340 he
00:38:07.880 said
00:38:08.100 when
00:38:09.120 he
00:38:09.720 when
00:38:10.060 he
00:38:10.220 wanted
00:38:10.860 to
00:38:11.000 do
00:38:11.100 this
00:38:11.320 tape
00:38:11.640 that
00:38:11.860 obviously
00:38:12.120 he's
00:38:12.420 watching
00:38:12.860 tape
00:38:13.060 he's
00:38:13.160 only
00:38:13.260 seen
00:38:13.540 it
00:38:13.680 three
00:38:13.940 times
00:38:14.340 in
00:38:14.460 his
00:38:14.580 life
00:38:14.860 one
00:38:16.180 time
00:38:16.620 three
00:38:17.060 days
00:38:17.580 before
00:38:18.140 the
00:38:18.380 tape
00:38:18.580 broke
00:38:18.940 so
00:38:19.520 he
00:38:19.640 was
00:38:19.800 re-alerted
00:38:20.520 to
00:38:20.680 it
00:38:20.880 right
00:38:21.340 before
00:38:21.660 it
00:38:21.840 broke
00:38:22.100 and
00:38:22.740 then
00:38:23.380 twice
00:38:23.920 just
00:38:24.160 preparing
00:38:24.520 for the
00:38:24.840 Hollywood
00:38:25.080 reporter
00:38:26.020 interview
00:38:26.380 so
00:38:26.700 he's
00:38:26.820 only
00:38:26.940 seen
00:38:27.080 it
00:38:27.160 three
00:38:27.320 times
00:38:27.540 in
00:38:27.620 his
00:38:27.700 life
00:38:27.900 he
00:38:28.420 said
00:38:28.580 looking
00:38:28.780 back
00:38:29.020 upon
00:38:29.260 what
00:38:29.480 was
00:38:29.700 said
00:38:29.840 on
00:38:29.940 the
00:38:30.040 bus
00:38:30.220 I
00:38:30.320 wish
00:38:30.480 I
00:38:30.560 could
00:38:30.660 have
00:38:30.780 changed
00:38:31.000 the
00:38:31.140 topic
00:38:31.520 Trump
00:38:32.180 like
00:38:32.420 TV
00:38:32.700 and
00:38:32.860 competition
00:38:33.280 I
00:38:33.480 could
00:38:33.600 have
00:38:33.700 said
00:38:43.260 going
00:38:43.520 along
00:38:43.840 with
00:38:43.960 it
00:38:44.060 he's
00:38:44.240 not
00:38:44.400 taking
00:38:45.220 a big
00:38:45.720 stand
00:38:46.460 and
00:38:47.720 trying to
00:38:49.480 derail
00:38:50.180 it or
00:38:50.480 say
00:38:50.740 he's
00:38:51.060 just
00:38:51.700 playing
00:38:52.880 along
00:38:53.120 with
00:38:53.260 it
00:38:53.340 he doesn't
00:38:53.560 want to
00:38:53.760 cause
00:38:53.920 any
00:38:54.080 controversy
00:38:54.580 he's
00:38:55.320 not
00:38:55.520 egging
00:38:56.920 him
00:38:57.080 on
00:38:57.280 all
00:38:57.420 that
00:38:57.580 much
00:38:57.880 he's
00:38:58.440 just
00:38:58.560 going
00:38:59.140 along
00:38:59.440 with
00:38:59.620 it
00:38:59.780 and
00:39:00.360 it's
00:39:00.500 weird
00:39:00.700 that
00:39:00.900 his
00:39:01.480 career
00:39:01.880 basically
00:39:02.660 is
00:39:02.920 destroyed
00:39:03.800 over
00:39:04.200 this
00:39:04.420 tape
00:39:04.660 and
00:39:04.820 the
00:39:04.980 other
00:39:05.180 guy
00:39:05.460 in
00:39:05.580 the
00:39:05.700 story
00:39:06.240 who's
00:39:06.540 actually
00:39:06.840 saying
00:39:07.260 all
00:39:07.420 the
00:39:07.520 stuff
00:39:07.780 is
00:39:07.940 the
00:39:08.080 president
00:39:08.420 it's
00:39:09.880 really
00:39:13.260 a lot
00:39:13.500 of
00:39:13.580 people
00:39:13.760 would
00:39:14.120 that
00:39:14.420 Trump
00:39:14.760 was
00:39:15.240 at
00:39:15.360 locker
00:39:15.660 room
00:39:15.880 talk
00:39:16.220 or
00:39:16.340 whatever
00:39:16.620 and
00:39:17.120 he
00:39:17.220 should
00:39:17.360 have
00:39:17.440 been
00:39:17.660 forgiven
00:39:18.100 for
00:39:18.380 it
00:39:18.500 and
00:39:18.660 that's
00:39:18.920 fine
00:39:19.320 if
00:39:19.940 that's
00:39:20.320 true
00:39:20.540 however
00:39:20.920 definitely
00:39:21.900 so
00:39:22.360 should
00:39:22.560 Billy
00:39:22.780 Bush
00:39:23.060 like
00:39:24.060 Billy
00:39:24.360 Bush
00:39:24.560 should
00:39:24.740 not
00:39:24.860 be
00:39:25.000 paying
00:39:25.200 a
00:39:25.340 price
00:39:25.560 for
00:39:25.720 this
00:39:25.960 if
00:39:26.740 Trump
00:39:27.000 is
00:39:27.100 going
00:39:27.180 to
00:39:27.200 be
00:39:27.320 president
00:39:27.600 in
00:39:27.840 his
00:39:27.980 states
00:39:28.340 right
00:39:28.780 I mean
00:39:29.020 it
00:39:29.380 certainly
00:39:29.680 wasn't
00:39:30.040 released
00:39:30.440 to
00:39:30.660 target
00:39:31.000 Billy
00:39:31.320 Bush
00:39:31.720 it
00:39:32.620 was
00:39:32.760 released
00:39:33.220 to
00:39:33.700 target
00:39:34.040 Donald
00:39:34.320 Trump
00:39:34.420 but it
00:39:43.260 of
00:39:43.420 everything
00:39:43.640 else
00:39:43.960 that
00:39:44.080 was
00:39:44.200 going
00:39:44.400 on
00:39:45.120 at
00:39:45.380 that
00:39:45.520 time
00:39:45.760 he
00:39:47.500 wouldn't
00:39:47.820 have
00:39:48.000 fired
00:39:48.960 him
00:39:49.180 and
00:39:51.060 so
00:39:51.500 it
00:39:52.720 all
00:39:53.260 comes
00:39:53.560 down
00:39:53.740 to
00:39:53.900 politics
00:39:54.440 if
00:39:55.420 this
00:39:55.880 tape
00:39:56.360 were
00:39:56.980 about
00:39:57.860 Barack
00:39:59.320 Obama
00:39:59.760 NBC
00:40:01.280 wouldn't
00:40:01.660 have
00:40:01.780 fired
00:40:01.960 Billy
00:40:02.200 Bush
00:40:02.520 because
00:40:03.920 it
00:40:04.100 would
00:40:04.280 have
00:40:04.420 meant
00:40:04.620 that
00:40:04.760 they
00:40:04.920 were
00:40:05.120 admitting
00:40:05.560 that
00:40:06.600 they
00:40:07.140 think
00:40:07.460 what
00:40:07.620 the
00:40:07.760 president
00:40:08.120 did
00:40:08.500 was
00:40:08.740 wrong
00:40:09.100 and
00:40:09.360 they
00:40:09.500 would
00:40:09.680 hold
00:40:10.020 that
00:40:10.280 line
00:40:10.640 of
00:40:10.840 no
00:40:11.160 it's
00:40:12.140 like
00:40:12.260 Anderson
00:40:12.620 Cooper
00:40:12.920 said
00:40:13.380 to
00:40:13.860 somebody
00:40:14.620 this
00:40:14.920 last
00:40:15.240 weekend
00:40:15.560 you
00:40:16.060 could
00:40:16.200 take
00:40:16.380 a
00:40:16.560 dump
00:40:16.760 on
00:40:17.700 your
00:40:17.840 desk
00:40:18.240 and
00:40:18.960 you'll
00:40:19.120 defend
00:40:19.440 it
00:40:19.640 the
00:40:20.100 same
00:40:20.420 thing
00:40:20.700 with
00:40:20.860 Barack
00:40:21.160 Obama
00:40:21.540 he
00:40:22.280 could
00:40:22.480 have
00:40:22.700 stood
00:40:23.120 up
00:40:23.300 on
00:40:23.440 your
00:40:23.560 desk
00:40:23.820 and
00:40:23.960 taken
00:40:24.160 a
00:40:24.320 dump
00:40:24.520 on
00:40:24.680 your
00:40:24.820 desk
00:40:25.140 and
00:40:25.340 you
00:40:25.520 would
00:40:25.700 have
00:40:25.780 been
00:40:25.940 fine
00:40:26.320 with
00:40:26.520 it
00:40:26.660 oh
00:40:27.100 my
00:40:27.280 gosh
00:40:27.600 he
00:40:27.740 is
00:40:27.920 the
00:40:28.060 greatest
00:40:28.480 look
00:40:28.980 at
00:40:29.080 what
00:40:29.200 he
00:40:29.300 just
00:40:29.480 gave
00:40:29.700 me
00:40:29.920 he
00:40:31.720 just
00:40:31.960 left
00:40:32.240 this
00:40:32.440 on
00:40:32.600 my
00:40:32.780 desk
00:40:33.060 it
00:40:33.940 is
00:40:34.120 fantastic
00:40:34.820 smells
00:40:35.940 good
00:40:36.540 it's
00:40:36.980 good
00:40:37.780 and
00:40:38.020 I'm
00:40:38.320 keeping
00:40:38.720 it
00:40:38.920 for
00:40:39.060 my
00:40:39.240 children
00:40:39.600 I
00:40:40.860 mean
00:40:41.060 it
00:40:42.100 would
00:40:42.240 have
00:40:42.360 happened
00:40:42.820 and
00:40:43.900 nobody
00:40:44.160 is
00:40:44.380 recognizing
00:40:44.980 that
00:40:45.400 Billy
00:40:46.060 Bush
00:40:46.540 is
00:40:47.460 the
00:40:47.680 victim
00:40:48.060 of
00:40:48.500 this
00:40:48.880 and
00:40:49.140 I
00:40:49.420 personally
00:40:50.040 I
00:40:50.840 mean
00:40:51.020 I
00:40:51.180 think
00:40:51.440 the
00:40:51.700 whole
00:40:51.920 thing
00:40:52.320 and
00:40:52.640 those
00:40:53.440 are
00:40:53.560 not
00:40:53.860 guys
00:40:54.120 I
00:40:54.260 want
00:40:54.400 to
00:40:54.480 be
00:40:54.740 hanging
00:40:54.980 around
00:40:55.400 right
00:40:55.700 okay
00:40:56.120 so
00:40:56.760 I
00:40:56.880 think
00:40:57.000 the
00:40:57.120 whole
00:40:57.260 thing
00:40:57.460 is
00:40:57.600 bad
00:40:57.840 but
00:40:58.060 as
00:40:58.280 you
00:40:58.400 look
00:40:58.640 at
00:40:58.800 this
00:40:59.100 Billy
00:40:59.700 Bush
00:41:00.000 is
00:41:00.180 the
00:41:00.380 victim
00:41:00.720 of
00:41:01.580 NBC
00:41:02.140 not
00:41:03.020 liking
00:41:03.500 Donald
00:41:03.800 Trump
00:41:04.120 that's
00:41:05.840 true
00:41:06.040 as far
00:41:06.340 as
00:41:06.460 repercussions
00:41:06.920 you're
00:41:07.140 right
00:41:07.260 of
00:41:07.460 course
00:41:07.620 as
00:41:07.960 I
00:41:08.140 think
00:41:08.360 he
00:41:08.500 would
00:41:08.680 admit
00:41:09.080 and
00:41:09.420 seems
00:41:09.940 to
00:41:10.220 have
00:41:10.500 understand
00:41:11.300 that
00:41:11.720 he's
00:41:12.160 a
00:41:12.260 victim
00:41:12.420 of
00:41:12.620 himself
00:41:13.080 for
00:41:13.480 doing
00:41:13.780 things
00:41:14.000 he
00:41:14.100 shouldn't
00:41:14.360 have
00:41:14.480 done
00:41:15.240 this
00:41:15.520 so
00:41:16.240 he
00:41:16.580 is
00:41:16.800 I
00:41:16.960 think
00:41:17.160 at
00:41:17.860 that
00:41:18.000 point
00:41:18.180 certainly
00:41:18.500 not
00:41:18.680 he's
00:41:18.840 taking
00:41:19.080 responsibility
00:41:19.660 it's
00:41:20.040 just
00:41:20.180 amazing
00:41:20.680 what
00:41:21.300 politics
00:41:21.720 will
00:41:21.900 do
00:41:22.040 for
00:41:22.280 you
00:41:22.500 right
00:41:23.220 like
00:41:23.420 I
00:41:23.520 mean
00:41:23.680 Donald
00:41:24.160 Trump
00:41:24.420 is
00:41:24.560 the
00:41:24.700 he's
00:41:25.180 currently
00:41:25.820 going
00:41:26.280 across
00:41:26.620 the
00:41:26.840 globe
00:41:27.140 as
00:41:27.360 the
00:41:27.540 most
00:41:27.740 powerful
00:41:28.240 man
00:41:28.520 in
00:41:28.800 the
00:41:29.000 world
00:41:29.500 the
00:41:30.080 other
00:41:30.340 guy
00:41:30.560 who's
00:41:30.860 just
00:41:31.060 the
00:41:31.240 reporter
00:41:31.680 and
00:41:31.900 kind
00:41:32.260 of
00:41:32.400 going
00:41:32.640 along
00:41:33.160 sort
00:41:33.880 of
00:41:34.260 with
00:41:35.040 the
00:41:35.200 conversation
00:41:35.780 flow
00:41:36.340 but not
00:41:36.860 really
00:41:37.100 adding
00:41:37.380 anything
00:41:37.640 to it
00:41:38.060 is
00:41:38.640 doing
00:41:39.540 the
00:41:39.740 apologetic
00:41:40.300 interviews
00:41:40.780 to the
00:41:41.180 Hollywood
00:41:41.460 reporter
00:41:41.960 trying to
00:41:42.300 get his
00:41:42.500 career
00:41:42.740 back
00:41:43.100 I
00:41:43.760 mean
00:41:43.900 that's
00:41:44.140 incredible
00:41:44.740 pretty
00:41:45.720 weird
00:41:46.060 yeah
00:41:47.800 and again
00:41:48.740 you know
00:41:49.140 how old
00:41:49.740 was Billy
00:41:50.080 Bush at
00:41:50.360 the time
00:41:50.640 of that
00:41:50.800 interview
00:41:51.100 I mean
00:41:51.840 12
00:41:52.520 12
00:41:53.220 13
00:41:53.640 maybe
00:41:53.960 I mean
00:41:54.240 it was
00:41:54.400 2005
00:41:54.900 I don't
00:41:55.220 know how
00:41:55.420 old
00:41:55.680 Billy
00:41:55.920 Bush
00:41:56.120 is
00:41:56.300 but he
00:41:56.500 was
00:41:56.640 young
00:41:57.120 a young
00:41:57.480 reporter
00:41:57.940 Donald
00:41:58.580 Trump
00:41:58.800 is a
00:41:59.080 huge
00:41:59.300 personality
00:41:59.960 he's
00:42:00.320 24
00:42:00.620 now
00:42:00.900 so
00:42:01.080 and
00:42:01.300 you're
00:42:01.540 on
00:42:01.760 an
00:42:01.980 entertainment
00:42:02.360 show
00:42:02.720 you're
00:42:02.960 on
00:42:03.040 an
00:42:03.140 entertainment
00:42:03.500 show
00:42:03.760 it's
00:42:03.860 not
00:42:03.980 like
00:42:04.140 you're
00:42:04.300 doing
00:42:04.640 you know
00:42:05.420 right
00:42:05.840 like
00:42:06.040 he's
00:42:06.220 not
00:42:06.320 he
00:42:06.460 just
00:42:06.640 wants
00:42:06.880 to
00:42:07.000 get
00:42:07.100 a good
00:42:07.300 interview
00:42:07.540 and
00:42:07.700 get
00:42:07.820 out
00:42:08.000 of
00:42:08.080 there
00:42:08.200 you
00:42:08.340 could
00:42:08.460 yeah
00:42:08.580 the
00:42:08.740 problem
00:42:09.060 with
00:42:09.280 Billy
00:42:09.480 Bush
00:42:09.740 was
00:42:10.120 the
00:42:10.760 fact
00:42:11.020 that
00:42:11.180 he
00:42:11.300 was
00:42:11.500 trying
00:42:11.840 to
00:42:12.100 set
00:42:12.380 him
00:42:12.620 up
00:42:12.980 with
00:42:13.480 the
00:42:13.980 girl
00:42:14.240 that
00:42:14.520 you know
00:42:15.300 for him
00:42:15.660 to sit
00:42:16.040 through
00:42:16.380 that
00:42:16.600 give
00:42:17.640 Donald
00:42:17.920 a hug
00:42:18.260 that
00:42:18.640 that
00:42:18.680 was
00:42:19.980 really
00:42:21.060 bad
00:42:21.420 and
00:42:21.880 apparently
00:42:22.100 he
00:42:22.320 didn't
00:42:22.760 really
00:42:23.000 realize
00:42:23.560 how bad
00:42:24.000 it
00:42:24.100 was
00:42:24.300 until
00:42:24.480 I guess
00:42:24.680 his
00:42:24.840 daughters
00:42:25.280 found out
00:42:26.940 about it
00:42:27.280 and called
00:42:27.680 him
00:42:27.880 crying
00:42:28.840 can you
00:42:30.240 imagine
00:42:30.600 that's
00:42:32.980 bad
00:42:33.240 I mean
00:42:34.020 that's
00:42:35.440 punishment
00:42:35.700 enough
00:42:37.100 oh my god
00:42:37.620 can you
00:42:38.040 imagine
00:42:38.380 those
00:42:38.620 jobs
00:42:38.860 that's
00:42:39.160 that
00:42:39.480 is
00:42:39.820 punishment
00:42:40.280 it's
00:42:40.760 like
00:42:40.920 and
00:42:41.480 these
00:42:41.660 are
00:42:42.120 fascinating
00:42:42.980 daughters
00:42:43.560 crying
00:42:44.720 about
00:42:45.040 really
00:42:45.260 horrible
00:42:45.780 how did
00:42:46.560 you do
00:42:47.480 that
00:42:47.860 that'd
00:42:48.580 be
00:42:48.680 bad
00:42:49.020 oh
00:42:49.560 has that
00:42:50.300 ever
00:42:50.360 happened
00:42:50.560 to you
00:42:50.740 Jeffy
00:42:51.020 oh my
00:42:51.840 god
00:42:52.060 how many
00:42:52.740 times
00:42:53.100 has that
00:42:53.440 happened
00:42:53.660 to you
00:42:53.920 Jeffy
00:42:54.240 I'm trying
00:42:55.120 to think
00:42:55.360 if anything
00:42:55.780 is like
00:42:56.260 that has
00:42:56.560 ever
00:42:56.860 happened
00:42:57.360 yeah
00:42:59.480 kind
00:42:59.860 of
00:43:00.120 kind
00:43:01.300 of
00:43:01.440 this has
00:43:01.720 happened
00:43:01.960 kind
00:43:02.200 of
00:43:02.300 to me
00:43:03.320 really
00:43:04.080 with
00:43:04.440 yeah
00:43:04.780 with
00:43:05.380 a
00:43:06.160 with
00:43:06.500 a
00:43:06.640 misunderstanding
00:43:07.060 Hannah's
00:43:11.820 school
00:43:12.400 was
00:43:13.340 preaching
00:43:13.820 that I
00:43:14.300 was an
00:43:14.660 anti-gay
00:43:15.220 bigot
00:43:15.740 and
00:43:17.140 my
00:43:19.040 you know
00:43:20.680 I'm not
00:43:23.000 I mean
00:43:23.820 I was
00:43:24.580 for gay
00:43:26.080 marriage
00:43:26.520 in a
00:43:27.000 libertarian
00:43:27.600 sense
00:43:28.040 long
00:43:29.340 before
00:43:29.980 Barack
00:43:30.620 Obama
00:43:30.960 came to
00:43:31.420 the
00:43:31.560 realization
00:43:32.060 of it
00:43:32.760 from a
00:43:34.160 very
00:43:34.340 non-libertarian
00:43:35.140 stance
00:43:35.380 from a
00:43:35.720 very
00:43:35.880 non-libertarian
00:43:36.600 the state
00:43:37.020 controls
00:43:37.420 everything
00:43:37.780 I don't
00:43:38.180 think the
00:43:38.480 state
00:43:38.680 controls
00:43:39.100 marriage
00:43:39.660 but
00:43:41.320 she
00:43:43.860 she had
00:43:45.460 really hard
00:43:46.160 times in
00:43:46.800 college
00:43:47.220 in New
00:43:47.740 York
00:43:48.040 when I
00:43:48.480 was at
00:43:48.780 the apex
00:43:49.680 of
00:43:50.040 of the
00:43:51.380 center
00:43:51.640 of the
00:43:51.860 eye
00:43:52.080 of the
00:43:52.520 hurricane
00:43:53.240 that
00:43:53.660 was not
00:43:54.380 good
00:43:54.580 for her
00:43:55.040 and
00:43:56.140 they
00:43:56.860 would
00:43:57.240 I mean
00:43:58.580 they made
00:43:58.900 her cry
00:43:59.300 a lot
00:43:59.780 you know
00:44:01.320 in school
00:44:02.380 and all
00:44:03.780 because
00:44:04.060 luckily
00:44:04.340 you were
00:44:04.600 paying for
00:44:05.060 that
00:44:05.240 privilege
00:44:05.760 but you
00:44:07.440 know
00:44:07.540 she
00:44:07.740 came to
00:44:08.380 me one
00:44:08.680 time
00:44:08.840 do you
00:44:09.000 remember
00:44:09.180 the show
00:44:09.580 I did
00:44:09.860 on Rockefeller
00:44:10.420 Center
00:44:10.720 and I
00:44:12.760 did a
00:44:13.600 show on
00:44:13.940 Rockefeller
00:44:14.280 Center
00:44:14.480 on the
00:44:14.800 art of
00:44:15.200 Rockefeller
00:44:15.560 Center
00:44:15.860 and I
00:44:17.240 said look
00:44:17.620 I think
00:44:18.160 this is
00:44:18.560 a temple
00:44:19.520 to man
00:44:20.320 and a
00:44:20.660 temple
00:44:20.860 to money
00:44:21.360 a temple
00:44:22.160 to capitalism
00:44:22.840 and the
00:44:24.540 strong
00:44:25.320 the strength
00:44:26.180 of the
00:44:26.500 authoritarian
00:44:26.900 state
00:44:27.540 I think
00:44:28.380 it is
00:44:28.580 the opposite
00:44:29.300 of
00:44:30.180 you know
00:44:30.620 I think
00:44:30.880 this is
00:44:31.200 our
00:44:31.320 temple
00:44:33.620 of evil
00:44:35.300 I love
00:44:36.560 Rockefeller
00:44:37.020 Center
00:44:37.260 I love
00:44:38.080 the art
00:44:39.460 and the
00:44:39.700 architecture
00:44:40.120 but there
00:44:40.660 is a
00:44:41.000 story
00:44:41.280 behind it
00:44:42.700 and
00:44:43.120 the story
00:44:43.840 is
00:44:44.160 they were
00:44:44.720 leaning
00:44:45.040 fascist
00:44:45.600 when the
00:44:45.900 thing was
00:44:46.720 built
00:44:47.060 and they
00:44:47.880 honored
00:44:48.640 Mussolini
00:44:49.500 Mussolini
00:44:50.040 was on
00:44:50.420 the front
00:44:50.800 of the
00:44:51.360 Italian
00:44:51.720 building
00:44:52.180 I mean
00:44:52.560 you know
00:44:53.020 they took
00:44:54.940 that off
00:44:55.400 it was
00:44:56.580 what's her
00:44:58.580 name
00:44:58.800 with the
00:44:59.140 unibrow
00:44:59.760 Frida
00:45:01.040 her husband
00:45:02.460 was a
00:45:03.760 huge
00:45:04.520 communist
00:45:04.940 and inside
00:45:05.920 of the
00:45:06.400 lobby
00:45:06.680 was this
00:45:07.300 huge
00:45:08.040 communist
00:45:08.500 art
00:45:08.940 that
00:45:09.800 was
00:45:10.620 commissioned
00:45:11.020 and destroyed
00:45:12.120 only because
00:45:13.340 it showed
00:45:13.960 Rockefeller
00:45:14.620 as a
00:45:15.180 virus
00:45:15.760 okay
00:45:16.800 and so
00:45:19.120 this whole
00:45:19.720 thing
00:45:20.140 and I
00:45:20.480 laid it
00:45:21.120 out on
00:45:21.420 an episode
00:45:21.880 of Fox
00:45:22.380 well
00:45:23.300 one of
00:45:23.720 her
00:45:23.940 professors
00:45:24.540 you know
00:45:25.460 took me
00:45:25.900 apart
00:45:26.240 and said
00:45:26.860 you know
00:45:27.180 he doesn't
00:45:27.720 even know
00:45:28.140 not knowing
00:45:28.820 that she
00:45:29.280 was my
00:45:29.660 daughter
00:45:29.920 he doesn't
00:45:31.520 know
00:45:31.740 and just
00:45:32.020 mocking me
00:45:32.880 and ridiculing
00:45:33.580 me
00:45:33.820 and she
00:45:36.000 came to
00:45:36.420 me and
00:45:36.700 she said
00:45:37.340 dad
00:45:39.200 how sure
00:45:41.040 are you
00:45:41.740 on that
00:45:43.180 and I
00:45:44.240 said
00:45:44.620 oh I'm
00:45:46.060 absolutely
00:45:46.560 positive
00:45:47.440 you have
00:45:48.540 really good
00:45:49.340 sources on
00:45:49.920 that
00:45:50.100 I said
00:45:50.480 I have
00:45:51.020 the best
00:45:51.720 sources
00:45:52.140 and she
00:45:53.440 said
00:45:54.000 the best
00:45:55.240 words of
00:45:55.600 the best
00:45:55.860 sources
00:45:56.140 yeah
00:45:56.420 and she
00:45:56.880 said
00:45:57.200 okay
00:45:57.700 she went
00:45:58.580 she told
00:45:59.020 her professor
00:45:59.580 I want to
00:46:00.760 do my
00:46:01.000 final paper
00:46:01.680 on the
00:46:02.540 art of
00:46:02.860 Rockefeller
00:46:03.300 Center
00:46:03.580 and
00:46:04.900 he said
00:46:06.440 oh
00:46:06.900 great
00:46:07.920 glad you'll
00:46:08.540 pick that
00:46:08.880 up
00:46:09.100 she said
00:46:09.520 can you
00:46:10.460 recommend
00:46:11.080 any books
00:46:12.460 or any
00:46:13.080 sources
00:46:13.740 and he
00:46:14.840 said
00:46:15.100 there's only
00:46:15.520 one source
00:46:16.220 that's
00:46:16.860 credible
00:46:17.180 it is
00:46:18.660 the
00:46:19.020 authoritative
00:46:20.180 book
00:46:20.700 on
00:46:21.200 Rockefeller
00:46:21.800 Center
00:46:22.100 she came
00:46:23.360 home
00:46:23.860 and she
00:46:24.720 said
00:46:25.180 dad
00:46:26.160 what book
00:46:28.140 because I
00:46:28.520 had told
00:46:28.940 her
00:46:29.120 there's only
00:46:29.540 one book
00:46:30.020 only one
00:46:30.740 book
00:46:30.960 what book
00:46:31.900 and I
00:46:33.280 went to my
00:46:33.780 bookshelf
00:46:34.220 and I
00:46:34.620 pulled it
00:46:35.040 out and
00:46:35.300 she's like
00:46:35.760 oh thank
00:46:37.300 you dad
00:46:37.940 it was
00:46:39.580 the same
00:46:40.120 book
00:46:40.500 he hadn't
00:46:41.680 even read
00:46:42.560 it
00:46:42.860 he hadn't
00:46:44.440 even read
00:46:45.000 it
00:46:45.140 it's all
00:46:46.160 in there
00:46:46.820 and this
00:46:47.720 was the
00:46:48.060 source
00:46:48.360 that he
00:46:48.720 was using
00:46:49.400 to ridicule
00:46:50.320 me
00:46:50.660 but if you
00:46:51.240 had read
00:46:51.760 the book
00:46:52.300 you would
00:46:53.260 know
00:46:53.560 you were
00:46:53.880 right
00:46:54.120 that was
00:46:54.520 such a
00:46:55.140 great
00:46:55.560 because it
00:46:56.600 was not
00:46:57.060 just a
00:46:57.420 professor
00:46:57.960 the media
00:46:58.540 was beating
00:46:59.020 you up
00:46:59.280 like crazy
00:46:59.800 over that
00:47:00.180 and what
00:47:01.040 was so
00:47:01.580 great about
00:47:02.180 it was
00:47:02.640 they
00:47:04.240 thought you
00:47:05.300 were wrong
00:47:05.940 on that
00:47:06.520 solely because
00:47:08.100 Glenn Beck
00:47:08.780 couldn't be
00:47:09.420 right on it
00:47:09.920 no one was
00:47:11.460 trying to say
00:47:12.220 your facts
00:47:13.160 were wrong
00:47:13.640 or your
00:47:13.920 sources were
00:47:14.440 bad
00:47:14.840 it was just
00:47:15.540 that you
00:47:16.020 couldn't
00:47:16.660 possibly be
00:47:17.500 making a
00:47:17.900 coherent point
00:47:18.480 on this
00:47:18.780 topic
00:47:19.080 then when
00:47:19.660 we released
00:47:20.520 the source
00:47:21.220 of the
00:47:21.820 information
00:47:22.220 they just
00:47:23.420 stopped talking
00:47:24.120 about it
00:47:24.500 right
00:47:24.660 if I'm
00:47:25.220 correct
00:47:25.500 Glenn
00:47:25.700 if I remember
00:47:26.480 this story
00:47:26.820 right
00:47:27.040 I think
00:47:27.640 you bought
00:47:28.040 the book
00:47:28.460 at Rockefeller
00:47:29.620 Center
00:47:29.900 I may have
00:47:31.480 probably
00:47:31.880 I think so
00:47:32.760 it's the only
00:47:33.360 it's the only
00:47:34.160 credible book
00:47:34.780 on Rockefeller
00:47:35.560 Center
00:47:35.940 on the art
00:47:36.800 of Rockefeller
00:47:37.320 Center
00:47:37.620 it's like
00:47:38.760 I don't know
00:47:39.140 thousand pages
00:47:40.080 and it's the
00:47:41.240 only credible
00:47:41.820 book
00:47:42.200 and it
00:47:43.280 tells the
00:47:44.740 whole story
00:47:45.560 it tells
00:47:46.420 the whole
00:47:47.140 story
00:47:47.820 it's all
00:47:48.480 there
00:47:49.040 I have
00:47:50.240 17 books
00:47:51.360 on the art
00:47:51.840 of Rockefeller
00:47:52.440 Center
00:47:52.940 just not
00:47:53.620 that one
00:47:54.040 all mine
00:47:55.460 are not
00:47:55.800 credible
00:47:56.160 these are
00:47:57.860 all written
00:47:58.220 by Infowars
00:47:59.000 which was
00:47:59.420 a weird
00:47:59.760 place
00:48:00.120 I want
00:48:03.240 to go to
00:48:03.540 CNN
00:48:03.860 and then
00:48:04.420 we're
00:48:04.600 going to
00:48:04.640 take a
00:48:04.920 quick
00:48:05.100 break
00:48:05.420 let me
00:48:06.460 show you
00:48:06.740 something
00:48:06.980 this is
00:48:07.560 why
00:48:07.940 nobody
00:48:08.440 is paying
00:48:09.120 attention
00:48:09.460 to the
00:48:10.000 news
00:48:10.280 why
00:48:11.260 why
00:48:12.540 they
00:48:12.940 will
00:48:13.300 the
00:48:13.800 president
00:48:14.260 will be
00:48:15.560 able to
00:48:15.940 kill
00:48:16.100 somebody
00:48:16.460 on
00:48:16.680 Fifth
00:48:16.920 Avenue
00:48:17.260 and
00:48:18.780 everyone
00:48:19.500 will
00:48:19.780 support
00:48:20.140 him
00:48:20.380 that
00:48:21.180 has
00:48:21.480 supported
00:48:21.880 him
00:48:22.080 already
00:48:22.400 because
00:48:22.780 of
00:48:22.980 this
00:48:23.300 CNN
00:48:24.720 what
00:48:26.080 are
00:48:26.200 you
00:48:26.300 doing
00:48:26.600 if
00:48:27.880 you're
00:48:28.120 trying
00:48:28.600 to
00:48:29.000 if
00:48:29.720 you're
00:48:29.860 trying
00:48:30.060 to
00:48:30.160 be
00:48:30.320 fair
00:48:30.700 and
00:48:31.800 you're
00:48:32.000 trying
00:48:32.320 to get
00:48:32.620 people
00:48:32.900 to
00:48:33.100 listen
00:48:33.360 to
00:48:33.600 you
00:48:33.880 then
00:48:35.400 why
00:48:35.700 do
00:48:35.840 you
00:48:35.980 have
00:48:36.380 this
00:48:36.960 as a
00:48:37.420 story
00:48:37.740 today
00:48:38.200 headline
00:48:38.860 Trump's
00:48:41.060 casino
00:48:41.520 was a
00:48:42.240 money
00:48:42.480 laundering
00:48:43.080 concern
00:48:43.780 shortly
00:48:44.540 after
00:48:45.060 it
00:48:45.360 opened
00:48:45.860 Jose
00:48:48.080 Pagleri
00:48:48.760 CNN
00:48:49.640 investigates
00:48:50.740 so they
00:48:51.220 have an
00:48:51.640 investigator
00:48:52.460 investigative
00:48:53.560 journalist
00:48:54.080 looking
00:48:55.180 into
00:48:55.800 Donald
00:48:56.400 Trump's
00:48:57.720 1990s
00:49:00.240 tax
00:49:01.120 records
00:49:01.740 at his
00:49:03.080 casino
00:49:03.500 now
00:49:04.720 the story
00:49:05.880 is
00:49:06.280 is that
00:49:06.700 they
00:49:06.940 didn't
00:49:07.420 alert
00:49:07.940 authorities
00:49:08.800 to
00:49:09.200 people
00:49:09.460 who
00:49:09.640 came
00:49:09.880 in
00:49:10.200 and
00:49:10.560 cashed
00:49:11.440 in
00:49:11.600 $10,000
00:49:12.240 or more
00:49:12.900 of
00:49:13.100 chips
00:49:13.460 you
00:49:14.200 cash
00:49:14.520 them
00:49:14.660 in
00:49:14.960 then
00:49:15.140 they
00:49:15.320 need
00:49:15.520 to
00:49:15.640 know
00:49:15.940 who
00:49:16.200 is
00:49:16.480 that
00:49:16.900 so they
00:49:17.820 can
00:49:18.020 check
00:49:18.440 if
00:49:18.740 anything's
00:49:19.320 being
00:49:19.560 money laundered
00:49:21.300 well
00:49:23.060 the IRS
00:49:23.560 already
00:49:24.440 caught
00:49:24.740 that
00:49:25.020 years
00:49:25.540 ago
00:49:25.760 in
00:49:25.960 the
00:49:26.120 90s
00:49:26.820 it
00:49:27.880 already
00:49:28.120 caught
00:49:28.420 that
00:49:28.760 they
00:49:29.320 already
00:49:29.680 exposed
00:49:30.240 it
00:49:30.500 it
00:49:30.700 was
00:49:30.860 already
00:49:31.260 investigated
00:49:31.820 it
00:49:32.220 was
00:49:32.360 already
00:49:32.780 in
00:49:33.000 the
00:49:33.100 news
00:49:33.460 he
00:49:34.200 paid
00:49:34.620 a
00:49:34.860 fine
00:49:35.320 they
00:49:36.700 moved
00:49:37.120 on
00:49:37.580 how
00:49:38.760 is
00:49:39.020 this
00:49:39.320 an
00:49:39.560 investigative
00:49:40.080 story
00:49:40.800 today
00:49:41.740 27
00:49:44.520 years
00:49:46.740 later
00:49:47.440 how
00:49:48.960 is
00:49:49.300 that
00:49:49.540 a
00:49:49.740 story
00:49:50.220 that
00:49:51.020 is
00:49:51.200 a
00:49:51.400 story
00:49:51.780 of
00:49:52.200 well
00:49:52.800 he's
00:49:53.120 not
00:49:53.280 making
00:49:53.560 any
00:49:53.780 news
00:49:54.220 today
00:49:54.560 where
00:49:54.760 he
00:49:54.900 looks
00:49:55.140 bad
00:49:55.540 let's
00:49:56.280 go
00:49:56.420 with
00:49:56.600 this
00:49:56.960 it
00:49:57.880 is
00:49:58.080 absolutely
00:49:58.960 this
00:50:00.000 is
00:50:00.100 what
00:50:00.240 they
00:50:00.360 do
00:50:00.520 though
00:50:00.700 isn't
00:50:00.840 it
00:50:01.040 I
00:50:01.240 mean
00:50:01.380 that
00:50:01.540 there
00:50:02.100 was
00:50:02.800 a
00:50:02.960 story
00:50:03.180 over
00:50:03.360 the
00:50:03.480 weekend
00:50:03.780 about
00:50:04.700 a
00:50:04.940 study
00:50:05.220 done
00:50:05.420 by
00:50:05.600 Harvard
00:50:05.940 they
00:50:06.680 did
00:50:07.160 an
00:50:07.440 extensive
00:50:07.820 study
00:50:08.240 on
00:50:08.500 all
00:50:09.360 the
00:50:09.600 major
00:50:09.860 networks
00:50:10.360 news
00:50:10.640 coverage
00:50:11.080 and
00:50:11.480 the
00:50:11.620 cable
00:50:11.840 news
00:50:12.240 networks
00:50:12.780 and
00:50:13.300 the
00:50:14.700 major
00:50:14.960 newspapers
00:50:15.460 that
00:50:15.900 cover
00:50:16.100 Trump
00:50:16.420 80%
00:50:17.800 of
00:50:18.540 all
00:50:18.820 stories
00:50:19.400 were
00:50:20.300 negative
00:50:21.120 spin
00:50:21.800 on
00:50:22.000 Trump
00:50:22.300 so
00:50:23.140 it's
00:50:23.320 80-20
00:50:24.060 and
00:50:24.720 it's
00:50:25.040 I
00:50:25.320 think
00:50:25.900 it's
00:50:26.640 the
00:50:26.800 most
00:50:27.180 negative
00:50:27.920 coverage
00:50:28.500 of
00:50:28.800 all
00:50:29.040 time
00:50:29.360 and
00:50:30.740 they
00:50:30.880 said
00:50:31.080 even
00:50:31.300 Fox
00:50:31.660 News
00:50:31.960 was
00:50:32.480 more
00:50:32.680 negative
00:50:33.000 than
00:50:33.180 positive
00:50:33.500 which
00:50:33.700 is
00:50:33.840 hard
00:50:34.020 to
00:50:34.120 believe
00:50:34.380 but
00:50:34.600 it
00:50:34.740 was
00:50:34.860 52-48
00:50:35.620 negative
00:50:36.040 to
00:50:36.280 positive
00:50:36.580 with
00:50:36.840 Fox
00:50:37.180 well
00:50:39.300 they
00:50:39.480 will
00:50:39.640 say
00:50:39.880 it's
00:50:40.040 because
00:50:40.300 he's
00:50:40.600 done
00:50:40.760 so
00:50:40.940 many
00:50:41.080 negative
00:50:41.400 things
00:50:41.900 and
00:50:42.900 I
00:50:43.120 agree
00:50:43.660 with
00:50:43.940 you
00:50:44.200 that
00:50:45.320 he's
00:50:45.540 done
00:50:45.660 a lot
00:50:45.900 of
00:50:46.020 negative
00:50:46.280 things
00:50:46.760 but
00:50:47.260 it's
00:50:47.960 this
00:50:48.300 kind
00:50:48.580 of
00:50:48.700 stuff
00:50:49.080 that
00:50:50.100 adds
00:50:50.620 fuel
00:50:50.920 to the
00:50:51.160 fire
00:50:51.340 that
00:50:51.600 just
00:50:51.900 shows
00:50:52.200 you
00:50:52.380 have
00:50:52.560 an
00:50:52.700 axe
00:50:52.940 to
00:50:53.120 grind
00:50:53.420 so
00:50:54.000 it
00:50:54.180 makes
00:50:54.400 me
00:50:54.560 not
00:50:54.800 listen
00:50:55.300 and
00:50:55.980 believe
00:50:56.360 you
00:50:56.700 when
00:50:57.040 you
00:50:57.220 say
00:50:57.660 he
00:50:58.020 really
00:50:58.460 has
00:50:59.040 real
00:50:59.560 problems
00:51:00.140 and
00:51:00.420 it's
00:51:00.640 saying
00:51:00.940 he's
00:51:01.280 a
00:51:01.400 hypocrite
00:51:02.020 because
00:51:02.540 he
00:51:02.740 bowed
00:51:03.060 to
00:51:03.140 the
00:51:03.300 Saudi
00:51:03.520 prince
00:51:03.960 when
00:51:04.200 he
00:51:04.300 did
00:51:04.480 nothing
00:51:04.760 of
00:51:04.960 the
00:51:05.000 kind
00:51:05.260 he
00:51:05.540 did
00:51:05.860 not
00:51:06.160 never
00:51:06.480 did
00:51:06.660 it
00:51:06.900 and
00:51:07.220 here's
00:51:07.540 what's
00:51:07.800 happening
00:51:08.220 the
00:51:09.180 forgotten
00:51:09.540 man
00:51:09.940 have
00:51:11.640 you
00:51:11.820 heard
00:51:12.240 what
00:51:12.560 happened
00:51:13.060 in
00:51:13.420 Flint
00:51:13.700 Michigan
00:51:14.100 and
00:51:14.460 what
00:51:14.600 the
00:51:14.760 water
00:51:15.040 company
00:51:15.460 was
00:51:15.700 doing
00:51:16.040 in
00:51:16.280 Flint
00:51:16.480 Michigan
00:51:16.840 they
00:51:17.420 were
00:51:17.520 going to
00:51:17.700 take
00:51:17.840 people's
00:51:18.200 homes
00:51:18.520 for
00:51:19.180 not
00:51:19.740 paying
00:51:20.520 their
00:51:20.840 water
00:51:21.220 bill
00:51:21.580 now
00:51:22.240 this
00:51:22.520 story
00:51:22.720 I'll
00:51:22.960 give
00:51:23.080 you
00:51:23.160 the
00:51:23.300 story
00:51:23.540 here
00:51:23.780 in
00:51:23.920 just
00:51:24.080 a
00:51:24.200 second
00:51:24.520 what's
00:51:36.740 happening
00:51:37.000 in
00:51:37.280 Flint
00:51:37.540 Michigan
00:51:37.860 is
00:51:38.200 really
00:51:38.580 truly
00:51:39.100 obscene
00:51:40.140 up
00:51:41.360 until
00:51:41.680 four
00:51:42.060 days
00:51:42.380 ago
00:51:42.720 if
00:51:43.560 you
00:51:43.740 didn't
00:51:43.960 pay
00:51:44.140 your
00:51:44.320 water
00:51:44.640 bill
00:51:44.980 they
00:51:45.580 were
00:51:45.740 going
00:51:46.000 to
00:51:46.320 foreclose
00:51:47.000 on
00:51:47.160 your
00:51:47.320 house
00:51:47.680 8,000
00:51:49.260 people
00:51:49.840 were
00:51:50.080 going
00:51:50.240 to
00:51:50.340 lose
00:51:50.520 their
00:51:50.720 house
00:51:51.020 now
00:51:51.540 in
00:51:51.700 case
00:51:51.840 you
00:51:51.960 don't
00:51:52.180 know
00:51:52.500 it
00:51:53.180 might
00:51:53.500 be
00:51:53.720 because
00:51:54.320 oh
00:51:54.880 the
00:51:55.640 news
00:51:56.120 media
00:51:56.460 is
00:51:56.840 focusing
00:51:57.300 on
00:51:57.860 Donald
00:51:58.220 Trump's
00:51:58.620 casino
00:51:59.020 from
00:51:59.440 30
00:51:59.800 years
00:52:00.100 ago
00:52:00.400 what's
00:52:01.840 happening
00:52:02.120 in
00:52:02.340 Flint
00:52:02.560 Michigan
00:52:02.940 is
00:52:03.360 an
00:52:03.500 outrage
00:52:04.060 here's
00:52:05.040 this
00:52:05.220 water
00:52:05.540 company
00:52:05.960 that
00:52:06.300 still
00:52:06.920 has
00:52:07.220 not
00:52:07.600 fixed
00:52:08.020 the
00:52:08.260 poison
00:52:08.740 water
00:52:09.320 it's
00:52:11.460 poison
00:52:12.280 poison
00:52:13.900 so
00:52:14.220 people
00:52:14.460 stop
00:52:14.780 paying
00:52:15.020 their
00:52:15.180 bill
00:52:15.400 because
00:52:15.600 I'm
00:52:15.740 not
00:52:15.880 paying
00:52:16.060 for
00:52:16.200 poisoned
00:52:16.540 water
00:52:16.800 wouldn't
00:52:17.020 you
00:52:17.120 be
00:52:17.220 that
00:52:17.360 way
00:52:17.520 yes
00:52:17.900 would
00:52:18.360 absolutely
00:52:19.180 be
00:52:19.440 that
00:52:19.640 way
00:52:19.840 my hair
00:52:20.540 falls out
00:52:21.120 my children
00:52:21.560 have been
00:52:21.920 poisoned
00:52:22.260 from it
00:52:22.720 yeah
00:52:22.980 I'm not
00:52:23.400 paying
00:52:23.920 you
00:52:24.140 so they
00:52:24.900 were going
00:52:25.080 to take
00:52:25.320 8,000
00:52:25.760 people's
00:52:26.140 homes
00:52:26.340 from them
00:52:26.880 until they
00:52:27.800 voted last
00:52:28.260 week to do
00:52:28.820 a moratorium
00:52:29.540 for a year
00:52:30.200 so they're
00:52:30.920 going to take
00:52:31.260 them next
00:52:31.680 year
00:52:31.960 yeah
00:52:32.260 I don't
00:52:32.980 know about
00:52:33.260 you but I
00:52:33.700 think this
00:52:34.040 is an
00:52:34.320 American
00:52:34.740 outrage
00:52:35.820 where we
00:52:36.500 should all
00:52:36.880 be standing
00:52:37.380 with the
00:52:37.700 people of
00:52:38.080 Flint
00:52:38.240 Michigan
00:52:38.560 saying
00:52:38.880 they
00:52:39.420 should
00:52:39.700 not
00:52:40.040 have
00:52:40.280 to
00:52:40.440 pay
00:52:40.760 for poison
00:52:41.980 water
00:52:42.760 so I think
00:53:01.900 we have
00:53:02.540 we've
00:53:03.900 decided not
00:53:04.520 to put our
00:53:05.000 kids back
00:53:05.700 into school
00:53:06.320 you know
00:53:07.840 if anybody's
00:53:08.580 been following
00:53:09.060 this it's
00:53:09.720 been a
00:53:11.340 remarkable
00:53:11.800 journey trying
00:53:12.740 to get our
00:53:13.220 kids into
00:53:14.060 a school
00:53:14.880 here in
00:53:15.380 Texas
00:53:15.680 just like
00:53:16.320 you
00:53:16.480 school's
00:53:17.220 not good
00:53:17.580 enough
00:53:17.900 no school's
00:53:19.000 good enough
00:53:19.440 for your
00:53:19.700 no that's
00:53:20.260 actually not
00:53:20.740 the way it
00:53:21.600 is
00:53:21.900 my school
00:53:22.520 was good
00:53:23.460 enough
00:53:23.680 we're not
00:53:24.300 good enough
00:53:25.200 for the
00:53:26.360 schools
00:53:26.720 apparently
00:53:27.500 because of
00:53:28.760 our faith
00:53:29.280 we have
00:53:31.360 been
00:53:31.680 we've been
00:53:32.580 turned down
00:53:33.080 by the
00:53:33.600 two schools
00:53:34.640 one of them
00:53:35.160 I really
00:53:35.640 want to go
00:53:36.200 to
00:53:36.520 one of the
00:53:37.420 kids go
00:53:37.780 to I think
00:53:38.180 it's just
00:53:38.500 an outstanding
00:53:39.080 school
00:53:39.540 and I
00:53:41.020 I don't
00:53:41.840 hold this
00:53:42.180 against them
00:53:42.580 because it
00:53:42.880 is against
00:53:43.280 their charter
00:53:43.920 they have
00:53:44.480 to agree
00:53:45.000 with the
00:53:45.520 with all
00:53:46.440 of the
00:53:46.700 principles
00:53:47.080 of the
00:53:48.280 church
00:53:48.620 that they
00:53:50.000 have the
00:53:50.660 kids coming
00:53:51.120 into and
00:53:51.980 so they
00:53:52.560 are they
00:53:53.240 are relentless
00:53:53.960 on that
00:53:54.520 and they
00:53:54.940 reject other
00:53:55.900 faiths not
00:53:56.520 just mine
00:53:56.980 and it's
00:53:57.900 a private
00:53:58.260 thing so
00:53:59.320 I don't
00:53:59.680 think that's
00:54:00.100 bigoted I
00:54:00.620 think they
00:54:00.920 are following
00:54:01.400 their charter
00:54:01.840 and they
00:54:02.240 really spent
00:54:03.000 time with
00:54:04.540 us and
00:54:05.340 you know
00:54:05.760 time with
00:54:06.400 their board
00:54:06.980 of directors
00:54:07.580 and everything
00:54:08.100 else and
00:54:10.220 then this
00:54:10.940 other school
00:54:11.580 I mean it
00:54:12.840 was incredible
00:54:13.400 we went in
00:54:15.300 we met
00:54:16.040 with the
00:54:16.560 founder
00:54:16.940 first thing
00:54:17.800 I said
00:54:18.280 was okay
00:54:19.840 we're Mormon
00:54:20.580 is this going
00:54:21.080 to be a
00:54:21.360 problem no
00:54:22.100 no of
00:54:22.780 course not
00:54:23.380 blah blah
00:54:23.720 we talk
00:54:24.240 about it
00:54:24.740 then when
00:54:26.860 it comes
00:54:27.220 to registering
00:54:27.920 the kids
00:54:28.560 we get a
00:54:29.820 call
00:54:30.120 you know
00:54:31.260 we can't
00:54:31.700 guarantee
00:54:32.000 that the
00:54:32.480 kids are
00:54:32.860 going to
00:54:33.580 not going
00:54:33.920 to be made
00:54:34.260 fun of
00:54:34.940 you know
00:54:35.460 because of
00:54:36.000 the I'm
00:54:36.520 crazy
00:54:37.000 crazy
00:54:37.660 right
00:54:38.140 crazy
00:54:38.900 and we're
00:54:40.680 like well
00:54:41.160 I mean
00:54:42.800 this is a
00:54:43.280 Christian
00:54:43.740 school
00:54:44.340 shouldn't
00:54:44.760 you be
00:54:45.980 able to
00:54:46.380 say to
00:54:46.700 the kids
00:54:47.100 hey don't
00:54:47.680 make fun
00:54:48.180 of people
00:54:48.620 for what
00:54:49.240 they believe
00:54:49.800 or I mean
00:54:50.520 we don't
00:54:50.880 do that
00:54:51.460 well we
00:54:52.660 can't really
00:54:53.440 you know
00:54:53.780 guarantee
00:54:54.220 well I'm
00:54:54.900 not asking
00:54:55.340 you for a
00:54:55.720 guarantee
00:54:56.000 kids will
00:54:56.480 be kids
00:54:56.980 but are
00:54:58.380 you going
00:54:58.800 to allow
00:54:59.260 that
00:54:59.620 well that's
00:55:00.840 why we
00:55:01.100 just think
00:55:01.440 it would
00:55:01.620 be better
00:55:01.980 if you
00:55:02.260 just
00:55:02.440 didn't
00:55:02.700 come
00:55:02.960 oh okay
00:55:04.340 all right
00:55:05.060 so apparently
00:55:06.320 yes we're
00:55:06.900 going to
00:55:07.780 allow it
00:55:08.200 yeah there
00:55:08.780 is liberty
00:55:09.320 and there
00:55:09.860 is Christian
00:55:10.500 in their
00:55:10.960 name and
00:55:11.640 they don't
00:55:12.060 seem to
00:55:12.420 understand
00:55:12.800 either of
00:55:13.360 those but
00:55:13.900 it's a
00:55:14.600 private school
00:55:15.280 and they
00:55:16.440 make their
00:55:16.880 own decisions
00:55:17.420 so Tanya
00:55:20.660 and I
00:55:20.840 talked about
00:55:21.240 it this
00:55:21.700 this weekend
00:55:23.380 and I
00:55:24.620 want to
00:55:25.100 put a call
00:55:25.660 out for
00:55:26.860 a teacher
00:55:27.660 I want to
00:55:28.460 hire a
00:55:29.380 an unbelievable
00:55:31.240 teacher
00:55:31.880 somebody that
00:55:33.240 will teach
00:55:34.800 the kids
00:55:35.440 and I
00:55:36.220 mean I
00:55:36.660 want I
00:55:37.540 want somebody
00:55:38.080 really great
00:55:39.300 and rigorous
00:55:40.620 and I
00:55:41.660 want my
00:55:42.100 kids to
00:55:42.540 learn
00:55:42.820 you know
00:55:44.000 almost
00:55:44.880 almost the
00:55:45.840 catechism
00:55:46.380 from the
00:55:46.800 1800s
00:55:47.600 I want my
00:55:48.080 kids to
00:55:48.780 be really
00:55:50.800 engaged
00:55:51.740 and being
00:55:52.220 able to
00:55:52.660 defend
00:55:53.100 any point
00:55:54.680 of view
00:55:55.120 learn it
00:55:55.880 and defend
00:55:56.440 it
00:55:56.660 yeah they
00:55:56.940 just watch
00:55:57.340 Bill Nye
00:55:58.040 saves the
00:55:58.500 world on
00:55:58.860 Netflix
00:55:59.220 no
00:55:59.640 no
00:56:00.220 no
00:56:00.860 that's not
00:56:02.960 rigorous
00:56:03.260 no
00:56:03.600 no
00:56:04.040 and I
00:56:04.520 hate the
00:56:04.860 word
00:56:05.020 rigorous
00:56:05.340 after
00:56:05.720 after
00:56:06.600 going to
00:56:07.380 school
00:56:07.760 after school
00:56:08.260 after school
00:56:08.860 that they
00:56:09.720 all say
00:56:10.100 rigorous
00:56:10.800 standards
00:56:11.200 is a big
00:56:11.580 thing in
00:56:11.980 this school
00:56:12.360 world right
00:56:12.780 now
00:56:13.000 yeah
00:56:13.320 that's what
00:56:13.920 they all say
00:56:14.200 about common
00:56:14.720 core too
00:56:15.220 yeah
00:56:15.540 these are
00:56:15.780 rigorous
00:56:16.100 standards
00:56:16.680 they're
00:56:16.980 rigorous
00:56:17.300 shut up
00:56:17.980 shut up
00:56:19.860 that is
00:56:21.460 that is
00:56:22.040 a key
00:56:22.420 that is
00:56:22.760 an absolute
00:56:23.340 buzzword
00:56:23.920 among
00:56:24.320 schools
00:56:25.780 in the
00:56:26.140 education
00:56:26.560 world
00:56:26.820 right now
00:56:27.160 we have
00:56:27.540 friends who
00:56:27.900 are taking
00:56:28.240 their kids
00:56:28.700 out of
00:56:29.080 school
00:56:29.320 one of
00:56:29.700 the
00:56:29.920 good
00:56:30.380 schools
00:56:30.640 we live
00:56:31.040 in this
00:56:31.360 town
00:56:31.720 that has
00:56:32.280 supposedly
00:56:33.560 one of
00:56:33.940 the best
00:56:34.500 schools
00:56:35.340 you know
00:56:35.840 oh my
00:56:36.580 gosh
00:56:36.840 their
00:56:37.080 children
00:56:37.500 are going
00:56:37.800 to leave
00:56:38.140 here at
00:56:38.600 13
00:56:39.040 and they're
00:56:39.920 going to
00:56:40.260 already
00:56:40.740 have
00:56:41.060 three years
00:56:41.600 of Harvard
00:56:42.200 under their
00:56:42.720 belt
00:56:42.980 that's
00:56:43.220 because of
00:56:43.620 those
00:56:43.840 rigorous
00:56:44.180 standards
00:56:44.620 yeah
00:56:44.920 and it's
00:56:46.040 one of
00:56:46.260 those
00:56:46.520 international
00:56:47.300 baccalaureate
00:56:48.580 I went
00:56:48.960 there
00:56:49.240 I mean
00:56:49.800 my head
00:56:50.260 almost
00:56:50.560 exploded
00:56:51.120 and
00:56:52.780 if
00:56:53.280 A
00:56:53.720 you want
00:56:54.000 to talk
00:56:54.200 about
00:56:54.380 rinsing
00:56:54.920 the kid
00:56:55.460 right out
00:56:55.860 of your
00:56:56.100 kid
00:56:56.480 it's
00:56:56.800 that
00:56:57.200 immediately
00:56:58.420 it's
00:56:59.500 it's
00:57:00.200 you know
00:57:00.560 college
00:57:01.880 you know
00:57:03.140 they kept
00:57:03.640 saying
00:57:04.000 your kids
00:57:04.900 will be
00:57:05.320 doing
00:57:05.620 a lot
00:57:06.260 of
00:57:06.440 homework
00:57:06.800 and
00:57:07.660 you know
00:57:08.000 sometimes
00:57:08.460 they'll be
00:57:09.160 doing
00:57:09.380 homework
00:57:09.760 till
00:57:10.140 you know
00:57:10.540 sometimes
00:57:10.940 one in
00:57:11.320 the morning
00:57:11.720 no
00:57:12.800 I don't
00:57:13.420 think so
00:57:13.960 I don't
00:57:14.780 think my
00:57:15.160 kids are
00:57:15.480 going to
00:57:15.660 come home
00:57:16.180 at four
00:57:16.900 or five
00:57:17.220 in the
00:57:17.460 afternoon
00:57:17.920 and do
00:57:19.080 homework
00:57:19.540 until one
00:57:20.080 o'clock
00:57:20.380 in the
00:57:20.600 morning
00:57:20.820 no
00:57:21.240 no
00:57:22.060 I don't
00:57:22.940 think
00:57:23.160 no
00:57:23.460 I don't
00:57:25.360 care
00:57:25.640 if that's
00:57:26.080 what it
00:57:26.300 takes for
00:57:26.660 them to be
00:57:27.100 successful
00:57:27.540 they're going
00:57:27.880 to be
00:57:28.080 miserable
00:57:28.600 their whole
00:57:29.060 life
00:57:29.440 no
00:57:30.140 and
00:57:32.740 and
00:57:32.760 so we
00:57:34.200 have a
00:57:34.440 friend
00:57:34.700 who
00:57:34.880 goes
00:57:35.260 send
00:57:35.860 their
00:57:36.040 kids
00:57:36.320 there
00:57:36.500 and
00:57:36.580 they
00:57:36.720 said
00:57:37.020 they've
00:57:37.640 just
00:57:37.780 sent
00:57:37.920 their
00:57:38.060 kids
00:57:38.200 there
00:57:38.380 a year
00:57:38.800 and
00:57:39.560 they
00:57:39.700 said
00:57:39.860 their
00:57:40.040 kids
00:57:40.360 are
00:57:40.520 all
00:57:40.900 headed
00:57:41.300 for
00:57:41.500 a
00:57:41.620 nervous
00:57:41.860 breakdown
00:57:42.320 and
00:57:42.800 they've
00:57:43.580 seen
00:57:43.840 a change
00:57:44.400 in their
00:57:44.720 kids
00:57:45.040 and they
00:57:45.300 just
00:57:45.440 don't
00:57:45.560 want
00:57:45.660 anything
00:57:45.820 to do
00:57:46.100 with it
00:57:46.460 wow
00:57:48.000 so
00:57:48.300 you're
00:57:49.280 going to
00:57:49.440 homeschool
00:57:49.920 with a
00:57:51.000 professional
00:57:51.400 teacher
00:57:51.780 at your
00:57:52.040 house
00:57:52.280 is that
00:57:52.540 what you're
00:57:52.800 thinking
00:57:52.940 about
00:57:53.140 doing
00:57:53.300 I'd
00:57:53.520 like
00:57:53.700 to
00:57:53.860 I'd
00:57:54.060 like
00:57:54.180 to
00:57:54.300 because
00:57:54.480 they're
00:57:54.680 you know
00:57:54.940 they're
00:57:55.540 you know
00:57:56.000 13 and
00:57:57.740 11
00:57:58.120 almost
00:57:58.880 13 and
00:57:59.440 11
00:57:59.660 and
00:58:00.580 and I
00:58:02.060 just
00:58:02.520 I want
00:58:03.000 I want
00:58:03.640 somebody
00:58:04.140 who
00:58:04.600 is
00:58:05.180 is
00:58:06.280 a really
00:58:08.320 good
00:58:08.660 generalist
00:58:09.320 and then
00:58:09.600 maybe
00:58:09.820 will
00:58:10.040 augment
00:58:10.420 with
00:58:10.900 you know
00:58:12.000 other
00:58:13.160 things
00:58:13.600 but I
00:58:13.980 want
00:58:14.240 I
00:58:14.840 really
00:58:15.360 especially
00:58:15.880 I wish
00:58:16.840 David Barton
00:58:17.360 is around
00:58:17.760 the building
00:58:18.160 someplace
00:58:18.720 but I
00:58:20.300 wanted to
00:58:20.660 talk to
00:58:20.960 him about
00:58:21.340 it
00:58:21.460 because
00:58:21.680 there's
00:58:21.960 these
00:58:22.200 this
00:58:22.580 catechism
00:58:23.200 that we
00:58:23.580 used to
00:58:23.980 use
00:58:24.260 have you
00:58:24.540 ever
00:58:24.680 tried
00:58:25.020 to
00:58:25.320 you guys
00:58:26.360 ever
00:58:26.520 seen
00:58:26.820 the
00:58:27.000 test
00:58:27.260 that we
00:58:27.480 have
00:58:27.640 over
00:58:27.820 at
00:58:27.980 mercury
00:58:28.240 one
00:58:28.580 the
00:58:29.040 eighth
00:58:29.540 grade
00:58:30.160 catechism
00:58:31.540 test
00:58:31.980 it's
00:58:34.400 impossible
00:58:35.000 first of
00:58:35.700 all
00:58:35.820 in eighth
00:58:36.420 grade
00:58:36.820 you had
00:58:37.800 to have
00:58:38.240 memorized
00:58:38.740 the
00:58:39.240 constitution
00:58:39.940 the
00:58:40.460 declaration
00:58:40.940 of
00:58:41.300 independence
00:58:41.740 and
00:58:42.520 George
00:58:42.820 Washington's
00:58:43.440 farewell
00:58:43.680 address
00:58:44.100 those
00:58:45.000 three
00:58:45.260 things
00:58:45.640 had to
00:58:46.000 be
00:58:46.160 recited
00:58:46.680 by the
00:58:47.520 eighth
00:58:47.760 grade
00:58:48.140 by every
00:58:48.880 student
00:58:49.400 not the
00:58:49.820 constitution
00:58:50.340 in its
00:58:50.960 entirety
00:58:51.440 right
00:58:52.080 I mean
00:58:52.680 I'll have
00:58:54.560 to ask
00:58:54.800 David
00:58:55.160 I don't
00:58:57.520 know
00:58:57.760 I think
00:58:58.220 so
00:58:58.620 I know
00:58:59.560 the
00:58:59.700 declaration
00:59:00.060 of
00:59:00.300 independence
00:59:00.640 and the
00:59:01.180 other
00:59:01.980 and he
00:59:02.900 told me
00:59:03.200 the
00:59:03.340 constitution
00:59:03.800 so maybe
00:59:04.320 it was
00:59:04.580 just the
00:59:05.140 bill of
00:59:05.400 rights
00:59:05.660 but I
00:59:05.940 don't
00:59:06.040 think
00:59:06.260 so
00:59:06.540 and then
00:59:08.600 you had
00:59:08.960 to have
00:59:09.480 this
00:59:09.980 what's
00:59:10.380 called
00:59:10.500 a
00:59:10.640 catechism
00:59:11.140 test
00:59:11.540 which is
00:59:12.140 you would
00:59:13.360 have to
00:59:13.920 defend
00:59:14.600 everything
00:59:16.000 that you
00:59:16.560 learned
00:59:16.980 so
00:59:17.540 I'm trying
00:59:18.960 to think
00:59:19.200 of some
00:59:19.480 of the
00:59:19.680 questions
00:59:20.160 but you
00:59:22.800 it was
00:59:23.520 an oral
00:59:24.500 test
00:59:24.920 and you
00:59:25.380 had to
00:59:26.280 stand there
00:59:26.900 and the
00:59:27.600 teacher would
00:59:28.320 ask you
00:59:28.960 questions
00:59:29.340 and you
00:59:29.680 had to
00:59:30.040 defend
00:59:30.540 everything
00:59:31.060 that you
00:59:31.360 learned
00:59:31.620 I went
00:59:32.580 through this
00:59:32.980 eighth grade
00:59:33.900 test
00:59:34.440 there's
00:59:36.180 no way
00:59:36.920 I would
00:59:37.400 have
00:59:37.600 passed
00:59:38.220 that
00:59:38.500 I
00:59:39.080 think
00:59:39.500 there's
00:59:39.740 no way
00:59:40.080 most
00:59:40.560 people
00:59:41.000 could
00:59:41.800 pass
00:59:42.120 it
00:59:42.320 no
00:59:42.860 no
00:59:43.140 not even
00:59:43.640 close to
00:59:44.140 it
00:59:44.280 I remember
00:59:44.880 seeing it
00:59:45.380 a while
00:59:45.720 ago
00:59:45.860 it's crazy
00:59:46.340 yeah
00:59:46.700 there's
00:59:46.940 no way
00:59:47.260 you don't
00:59:47.540 even
00:59:47.640 understand
00:59:47.940 the
00:59:48.100 questions
00:59:48.440 right
00:59:48.940 the words
00:59:49.340 are so
00:59:49.660 complicated
00:59:50.200 and I
00:59:51.240 mean you
00:59:51.440 don't
00:59:51.540 even
00:59:51.680 understand
00:59:51.920 and we
00:59:52.260 think
00:59:52.580 that we're
00:59:53.020 so smart
00:59:53.720 and we've
00:59:54.120 done such
00:59:54.580 a great
00:59:54.900 job
00:59:55.240 of education
00:59:55.820 we've
00:59:56.520 wrecked
00:59:56.960 it
00:59:57.200 if that's
00:59:58.500 really
00:59:58.840 what an
00:59:59.260 eighth
00:59:59.520 grader
00:59:59.840 could have
01:00:00.180 done
01:00:00.440 120
01:00:00.980 years
01:00:01.760 ago
01:00:02.100 there's
01:00:03.540 nothing
01:00:04.860 to compare
01:00:05.600 to it
01:00:05.920 now
01:00:06.180 and this
01:00:06.980 is what
01:00:07.340 we've
01:00:07.540 talked about
01:00:07.900 this before
01:00:08.380 but it's
01:00:09.080 really now
01:00:09.740 intelligence
01:00:10.320 is who
01:00:11.280 is better
01:00:11.880 at googling
01:00:12.480 that is how
01:00:13.420 you are
01:00:13.720 intelligent
01:00:14.120 today
01:00:14.420 it is not
01:00:15.220 about knowing
01:00:15.760 the information
01:00:16.300 it is about
01:00:16.720 how to
01:00:17.300 actually be
01:00:17.920 able to
01:00:18.220 manipulate
01:00:18.540 the system
01:00:19.240 of the
01:00:19.820 internet
01:00:20.100 to be able
01:00:20.720 to get
01:00:21.000 the knowledge
01:00:21.380 when you
01:00:21.660 need it
01:00:22.600 which is
01:00:22.880 really
01:00:23.580 really
01:00:24.120 good
01:00:24.660 but then
01:00:25.660 again
01:00:26.580 do we
01:00:27.440 actually
01:00:27.900 know
01:00:28.400 anything
01:00:28.980 I don't
01:00:30.860 think you
01:00:31.180 need to
01:00:31.700 right
01:00:32.140 this is
01:00:33.340 the
01:00:33.500 and again
01:00:34.100 I don't
01:00:34.560 agree with
01:00:34.960 that idea
01:00:35.420 but I mean
01:00:35.780 that's what
01:00:36.460 the argument
01:00:37.320 is
01:00:37.600 you don't
01:00:37.920 need to
01:00:38.220 know it
01:00:38.460 anymore
01:00:38.800 it goes
01:00:40.160 to that
01:00:40.540 but see
01:00:41.500 that's why
01:00:41.920 I want
01:00:42.320 catechism
01:00:43.020 because you
01:00:43.940 have to
01:00:44.500 be able
01:00:45.040 to
01:00:45.400 argue
01:00:47.500 what you
01:00:48.160 know
01:00:48.580 you're
01:00:49.560 right
01:00:49.780 it doesn't
01:00:50.340 matter
01:00:50.640 what you
01:00:51.060 know
01:00:51.220 I can
01:00:51.600 google
01:00:51.940 what I
01:00:52.460 don't
01:00:52.720 know
01:00:53.020 but you
01:00:53.840 have to
01:00:54.300 be able
01:00:54.660 to
01:00:54.860 understand
01:00:55.680 how that
01:00:56.660 fits
01:00:57.300 inside
01:00:59.000 of you
01:00:59.740 inside
01:01:00.380 of your
01:01:01.520 values
01:01:02.760 your
01:01:03.020 principles
01:01:03.660 what you
01:01:04.400 what else
01:01:05.020 you believe
01:01:05.740 we were
01:01:06.360 talking off
01:01:06.700 the air
01:01:06.900 about
01:01:07.200 Alex Jones
01:01:08.300 because he's
01:01:09.340 had to
01:01:09.620 apologize
01:01:10.080 yet again
01:01:10.980 to another
01:01:11.620 person who's
01:01:12.300 suing him
01:01:12.840 because he
01:01:13.360 was telling
01:01:13.920 is this
01:01:14.480 the yogurt
01:01:14.940 another one
01:01:17.620 of his big
01:01:18.000 storylines
01:01:18.800 that he just
01:01:19.220 has this
01:01:19.780 what was
01:01:20.340 the deal
01:01:20.860 with
01:01:21.060 Shabani
01:01:21.480 they were
01:01:21.940 bringing
01:01:22.160 in
01:01:22.480 refugees
01:01:23.160 or something
01:01:23.780 that were
01:01:24.080 terrorists
01:01:24.500 and rapists
01:01:25.180 for some
01:01:28.700 reason
01:01:29.000 the yogurt
01:01:29.420 people
01:01:29.720 took exception
01:01:30.520 to that
01:01:31.220 who are
01:01:34.180 you
01:01:34.620 to say
01:01:35.380 you're not
01:01:35.700 bringing
01:01:35.960 rapists
01:01:36.400 into this
01:01:36.820 country
01:01:37.120 there's no
01:01:37.160 fruit at the
01:01:37.780 bottom
01:01:38.240 that's all
01:01:40.240 we care
01:01:40.760 about
01:01:41.160 totally
01:01:42.160 unreasonable
01:01:42.760 by Shabani
01:01:43.400 to have a
01:01:43.740 problem
01:01:43.940 and he defended
01:01:44.240 it at one
01:01:44.800 point
01:01:45.040 not only did
01:01:46.740 he defend
01:01:47.100 it at one
01:01:47.500 point
01:01:47.840 at the
01:01:48.140 beginning
01:01:48.460 he also
01:01:49.360 after his
01:01:50.160 trial
01:01:50.600 came out
01:01:51.220 and talked
01:01:51.860 to the
01:01:52.300 press
01:01:52.640 after the
01:01:53.180 trial
01:01:53.480 this is
01:01:54.040 after he
01:01:54.580 had already
01:01:54.900 apologized
01:01:55.400 to the
01:01:55.820 pizza
01:01:56.020 place
01:01:56.420 in the
01:01:57.040 pizza
01:01:57.260 gate
01:01:57.460 thing
01:01:57.740 for being
01:01:58.120 wrong
01:01:58.380 about
01:01:58.580 that
01:01:58.940 he came
01:01:59.600 out
01:01:59.820 to the
01:02:00.720 press
01:02:01.040 and said
01:02:01.700 he was
01:02:02.120 right
01:02:02.540 on that
01:02:03.280 on the
01:02:03.660 yogurt
01:02:03.880 story
01:02:04.140 even
01:02:04.520 then
01:02:05.040 and now
01:02:06.000 again
01:02:06.720 has had
01:02:07.160 to apologize
01:02:07.580 for getting
01:02:08.220 all that
01:02:08.300 wrong
01:02:08.320 the worst thing
01:02:08.460 that ever
01:02:08.780 happened to
01:02:09.140 Alex Jones
01:02:09.560 was Donald
01:02:10.240 Trump
01:02:10.580 because
01:02:11.420 Trump
01:02:12.520 lent him
01:02:13.180 credibility
01:02:13.740 because he's
01:02:14.180 now the
01:02:14.480 president
01:02:14.840 and he
01:02:15.280 goes
01:02:15.460 he appears
01:02:16.100 on
01:02:16.560 on Alex's
01:02:17.680 show
01:02:17.960 and Alex
01:02:19.300 is almost
01:02:20.180 an advisor
01:02:20.900 to the
01:02:21.320 president
01:02:21.700 now
01:02:22.060 and so
01:02:22.420 people are
01:02:22.820 paying attention
01:02:23.300 to what he
01:02:23.660 said
01:02:23.820 when they
01:02:24.100 never
01:02:24.340 did
01:02:24.580 before
01:02:24.960 he would
01:02:26.060 have been
01:02:26.260 apologizing
01:02:27.000 and being
01:02:27.420 sued
01:02:27.860 out of
01:02:28.760 existence
01:02:29.360 if this
01:02:30.000 had happened
01:02:30.380 years ago
01:02:31.260 virtually nothing
01:02:33.040 he says
01:02:33.600 is true
01:02:34.040 very little
01:02:35.060 and my
01:02:35.680 point on that
01:02:36.500 to bring him up
01:02:37.320 in your opinion
01:02:38.080 in my humble
01:02:39.020 opinion
01:02:39.280 you think
01:02:41.120 allegedly
01:02:42.900 you think
01:02:43.800 the pizza
01:02:44.960 place
01:02:45.640 that doesn't
01:02:47.220 have a basement
01:02:47.900 isn't running
01:02:48.800 child
01:02:49.340 that by the way
01:02:50.140 was featured on
01:02:51.000 diners
01:02:51.700 drive-ins
01:02:52.160 and dives
01:02:52.800 a couple
01:02:53.960 years ago
01:02:54.520 they're in
01:02:54.960 on it
01:02:55.380 too
01:02:55.540 the pizza
01:02:56.900 looks actually
01:02:57.700 really good
01:02:58.200 and you think
01:02:59.060 that the yogurt
01:02:59.920 place isn't
01:03:00.640 bringing in
01:03:01.120 rapists
01:03:01.500 I do think
01:03:02.240 that
01:03:02.440 whatever
01:03:03.520 Pat
01:03:04.080 you'd have
01:03:04.360 to believe
01:03:04.660 anyway
01:03:04.880 so why
01:03:05.200 did you
01:03:05.440 bring this
01:03:05.840 up
01:03:06.260 my point
01:03:07.740 was
01:03:08.140 that
01:03:09.140 mindset
01:03:10.500 the Alex
01:03:11.620 Jones
01:03:12.060 thing
01:03:12.540 can't work
01:03:14.060 in a world
01:03:14.840 where
01:03:15.700 people
01:03:16.660 understand
01:03:17.360 what was
01:03:17.680 in that
01:03:17.920 catechism
01:03:18.320 test
01:03:18.660 right
01:03:19.300 it's only
01:03:20.420 a place
01:03:21.380 where people
01:03:22.180 are searching
01:03:22.980 for information
01:03:23.740 on a whim
01:03:24.460 whenever they
01:03:24.960 hear about it
01:03:25.760 and they believe
01:03:26.460 the first thing
01:03:27.020 that shows up
01:03:27.520 in search results
01:03:28.260 that that can
01:03:28.980 flourish
01:03:29.440 the social media
01:03:30.860 world
01:03:31.540 is it
01:03:32.440 helps
01:03:33.000 ridiculous
01:03:34.700 conspiracy
01:03:35.240 theorists
01:03:35.680 like Jones
01:03:36.200 because
01:03:36.640 people
01:03:37.320 how many
01:03:37.860 times have
01:03:38.300 you heard
01:03:38.660 this from
01:03:38.960 people that
01:03:39.300 you might
01:03:39.500 even
01:03:39.640 respect
01:03:40.100 and know
01:03:40.600 who just
01:03:41.500 hear about
01:03:42.100 a story
01:03:42.580 it's in
01:03:42.900 the back
01:03:43.200 of their head
01:03:43.440 they're not
01:03:43.740 like
01:03:43.980 they're not
01:03:44.460 journalists
01:03:44.980 they're not
01:03:45.320 sleuths
01:03:45.980 on the internet
01:03:46.400 they just
01:03:46.920 google it
01:03:47.600 they see a story
01:03:48.200 like oh wow
01:03:48.820 do you believe
01:03:49.340 that Hillary
01:03:49.680 Clinton
01:03:50.000 had an earpiece
01:03:51.400 in during that
01:03:52.000 debate
01:03:52.320 and it's like
01:03:52.740 well that's
01:03:53.520 the end of
01:03:53.880 their understanding
01:03:55.380 they don't look
01:03:56.120 it back up
01:03:56.620 it's just
01:03:57.000 in their head
01:03:57.560 as true
01:03:58.140 from then
01:03:58.540 forward
01:03:58.900 headlines
01:03:59.640 usually just
01:04:00.780 the headline
01:04:01.340 yeah
01:04:01.680 okay
01:04:02.920 David actually
01:04:04.580 is just
01:04:05.280 walked into
01:04:05.720 the studio
01:04:06.100 David come
01:04:06.700 in here
01:04:06.960 we're gonna
01:04:07.280 we'll take
01:04:07.860 a break
01:04:08.240 and talk
01:04:08.920 to him
01:04:09.240 see if he
01:04:09.820 knows any
01:04:10.180 of those
01:04:10.540 8th grade
01:04:11.300 tests off
01:04:11.780 the top
01:04:12.120 of his head
01:04:12.560 because the
01:04:13.220 questions
01:04:13.620 you'll never
01:04:15.100 I mean
01:04:15.640 you'll never
01:04:16.980 get them
01:04:17.460 no 8th grader
01:04:18.380 would get
01:04:18.660 them
01:04:18.840 today
01:04:19.240 the Glenn Beck
01:04:23.140 program
01:04:23.900 mercury
01:04:25.340 this is
01:04:30.500 the Glenn Beck
01:04:31.640 program
01:04:32.160 we're you know
01:04:33.300 David Barton
01:04:34.340 happens to be in
01:04:35.100 he's on the
01:04:36.020 board of directors
01:04:36.620 of mercury one
01:04:37.620 and we're working
01:04:39.240 on some really
01:04:39.920 amazing projects
01:04:41.620 that we'll tell
01:04:44.480 you about as
01:04:44.920 the days go
01:04:46.100 forward
01:04:46.460 but David
01:04:46.920 real quick
01:04:47.400 we were just
01:04:47.820 talking about
01:04:48.220 I'm gonna put
01:04:49.280 a post up
01:04:49.940 today on
01:04:50.320 Facebook
01:04:50.640 about a
01:04:51.240 teacher
01:04:51.480 and if you
01:04:51.820 know a
01:04:52.180 great
01:04:52.700 and I mean
01:04:53.300 a great
01:04:54.240 teacher
01:04:54.700 I'm looking
01:04:56.000 to hire a
01:04:56.600 teacher
01:04:56.900 I don't care
01:04:57.500 where you are
01:04:57.940 in the country
01:04:58.340 I would look
01:04:58.980 for a great
01:04:59.560 teacher for my
01:05:00.340 kids
01:05:00.680 you know
01:05:02.320 you'd obviously
01:05:02.720 have to work
01:05:03.260 here
01:05:03.580 but I want
01:05:06.460 somebody especially
01:05:07.300 that knows the
01:05:08.260 classic way of
01:05:09.960 teaching
01:05:10.360 and I don't
01:05:12.300 know do people
01:05:12.980 even know
01:05:13.560 do teachers
01:05:14.080 do any teachers
01:05:14.820 teach with rhetoric
01:05:15.740 anymore or I mean
01:05:16.500 not rhetoric
01:05:16.800 there are some
01:05:17.400 there are some
01:05:18.080 there are classical
01:05:18.800 schools but what's
01:05:19.800 even called
01:05:20.180 classical education
01:05:21.120 now this is do
01:05:21.760 the classical way
01:05:22.680 that was done
01:05:23.480 for three centuries
01:05:24.160 but there are
01:05:25.140 those that do
01:05:25.680 know they know
01:05:26.360 the catechisms
01:05:27.100 they know the
01:05:27.540 rhetoric they know
01:05:28.260 the classics
01:05:29.240 etc
01:05:29.920 so we were
01:05:30.940 talking about
01:05:31.520 did they have
01:05:32.000 to memorize
01:05:32.520 the constitution
01:05:34.120 and
01:05:34.520 now for the
01:05:35.680 first eight years
01:05:36.280 of school
01:05:36.560 and remember
01:05:36.960 back then
01:05:37.460 eight years
01:05:37.920 is all you
01:05:38.340 went through
01:05:38.720 eight years
01:05:39.520 at eight years
01:05:40.000 you went to
01:05:40.360 college
01:05:40.680 let me tell you
01:05:41.700 something
01:05:41.920 after eight years
01:05:43.040 of that
01:05:44.320 if that is
01:05:44.900 your
01:05:45.140 that's beyond
01:05:47.060 a 12th grade
01:05:48.080 exam
01:05:48.580 well we will
01:05:49.420 start the interns
01:05:50.220 out this summer
01:05:51.160 by giving them
01:05:52.280 all an eighth grade
01:05:53.140 X exam from
01:05:54.060 1920s
01:05:54.860 we have yet
01:05:55.680 in eight years
01:05:56.200 to have one kid
01:05:57.080 pass that test
01:05:57.920 and so it's an
01:05:58.840 eighth grade X exam
01:05:59.920 from the 1820s
01:06:01.020 and that's as far
01:06:01.620 as they went
01:06:02.140 excuse me
01:06:03.960 1920s
01:06:04.640 it's at 1820
01:06:05.240 progressives
01:06:05.820 changed at 1920s
01:06:06.860 until 1920s
01:06:08.140 you went only
01:06:08.560 through the eighth grade
01:06:09.260 you usually only went
01:06:10.300 two to three months
01:06:11.220 a year
01:06:11.600 for the first
01:06:12.360 eight years
01:06:12.700 of school
01:06:13.060 and we have yet
01:06:14.600 to have a single
01:06:15.460 person pass
01:06:16.400 the 1920
01:06:17.420 eighth grade
01:06:17.980 X exam
01:06:18.480 and these are
01:06:18.840 college students
01:06:19.860 but they didn't
01:06:20.940 have to memorize
01:06:21.720 no what they did
01:06:22.880 for the first
01:06:23.560 eight years
01:06:23.960 of school
01:06:24.400 you took a
01:06:25.240 written exam
01:06:25.800 on the
01:06:26.720 declaration
01:06:27.240 the constitution
01:06:28.060 Washington's
01:06:28.620 farewell address
01:06:29.260 and the state
01:06:29.800 constitution
01:06:30.260 so you had to
01:06:31.160 master it
01:06:31.640 but eight years
01:06:32.400 you touched
01:06:33.180 every year
01:06:33.920 for eight years
01:06:34.360 so that's called
01:06:35.100 spiraling
01:06:35.820 that's called
01:06:36.280 spiraling
01:06:36.860 spiraling is what
01:06:38.160 you do with math
01:06:38.920 you learn addition
01:06:39.840 but you don't say
01:06:40.620 well I learned it
01:06:41.180 in first grade
01:06:41.580 I'll never again
01:06:42.060 touch it
01:06:42.460 you learn it in
01:06:43.320 second grade
01:06:43.760 but you add
01:06:44.180 subtraction
01:06:44.800 then in third grade
01:06:45.560 you have addition
01:06:46.600 subtraction
01:06:47.300 and now let's add
01:06:48.360 multiplication
01:06:49.140 then division
01:06:50.000 so you keep touching it
01:06:51.380 but you blow it up
01:06:52.080 each time
01:06:52.600 what we do now
01:06:53.480 in history
01:06:53.840 is called
01:06:54.160 tri-division
01:06:54.860 where then in
01:06:55.380 fifth grade
01:06:55.820 you get from
01:06:56.580 Columbus through
01:06:57.240 1765
01:06:58.020 you'll never again
01:06:58.820 touch that part
01:06:59.380 of history
01:06:59.720 in eighth grade
01:07:00.700 you're going to
01:07:01.000 get from 1765
01:07:02.140 through reconstruction
01:07:03.820 1876
01:07:04.580 but you can't teach
01:07:05.980 history
01:07:06.600 that way
01:07:07.060 that's why nobody
01:07:08.600 knows it today
01:07:09.200 when I teach history
01:07:10.180 I'm teaching somebody
01:07:11.480 now
01:07:11.900 I'm teaching somebody
01:07:13.040 I'm trying to teach
01:07:14.300 the Bible
01:07:14.880 to somebody
01:07:16.040 who has zero
01:07:18.080 reference to the Bible
01:07:19.920 does not even know
01:07:20.900 what Adam and Eve is
01:07:21.820 doesn't know any
01:07:23.140 and so we started
01:07:25.200 with the book of Genesis
01:07:26.060 and I only got
01:07:28.700 okay so this is
01:07:30.740 written by Moses
01:07:31.400 now I have to tell you
01:07:33.300 who Moses is
01:07:33.980 he has no idea
01:07:34.960 who Moses is
01:07:35.860 so I have to tell him
01:07:37.120 about Moses
01:07:37.640 and had to talk to him
01:07:39.040 about all of that
01:07:40.180 before I could go back
01:07:41.780 I mean you can't
01:07:43.360 on history
01:07:44.340 so many times
01:07:45.180 you just can't
01:07:46.800 compartmentalize
01:07:47.840 because somebody
01:07:48.680 has been inspired
01:07:49.640 by something
01:07:50.200 that happened
01:07:50.780 a hundred years ago
01:07:52.400 you know
01:07:53.460 a thousand years ago
01:07:54.940 they pick it up
01:07:55.760 it's important to
01:07:56.900 connect all that together
01:07:57.980 yeah
01:07:58.600 David is with us
01:07:59.920 Mike Lee is joining us
01:08:02.000 in just a second
01:08:02.720 after the top of the hour
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01:08:38.600 I say this
01:08:42.520 with all the love
01:08:43.600 and respect due
01:08:44.360 we have
01:08:45.180 super nerd
01:08:46.520 Senator Mike Lee
01:08:48.500 with us
01:08:49.040 the guy who gets
01:08:50.460 excited about
01:08:51.420 clauses
01:08:52.120 in the Constitution
01:08:53.260 and that
01:08:54.980 is something
01:08:55.700 that you really want
01:08:57.060 on Capitol Hill
01:08:57.980 truly one of the
01:09:00.260 good guys
01:09:00.780 one of the few
01:09:01.860 that we
01:09:02.580 can truly trust
01:09:05.080 and would leave
01:09:05.920 our children
01:09:06.420 alone with them
01:09:07.500 which I don't know
01:09:08.500 if I leave anybody
01:09:09.240 alone with my
01:09:10.140 children nowadays
01:09:11.100 Mike Lee is here
01:09:13.640 talk a little bit
01:09:14.320 about the news
01:09:15.240 of the day
01:09:15.820 and also a new book
01:09:17.320 that he has written
01:09:18.120 that everybody should
01:09:18.860 have on their shelf
01:09:19.600 written out of history
01:09:21.400 the lost stories
01:09:23.560 of the founding
01:09:24.860 of our country
01:09:26.100 Mike Lee
01:09:27.340 joins us right now
01:09:28.620 I will make you stand
01:09:31.880 I will raise my voice
01:09:34.200 I will hold your hand
01:09:36.400 cause we are one
01:09:38.380 I will beat my drum
01:09:40.580 I have made my choice
01:09:42.820 we will overcome
01:09:44.500 cause we are one
01:09:47.200 The fusion of entertainment
01:09:49.160 and enlightenment
01:09:50.360 this is
01:09:51.900 the Glenn Beck Program
01:09:54.820 Senator Mike Lee
01:09:57.380 how are you sir
01:09:58.180 doing great
01:09:58.800 thank you very much
01:09:59.520 it is always good
01:10:00.120 to have you here
01:10:00.740 good to be here
01:10:01.540 you are
01:10:01.940 you're really
01:10:04.000 one of the good guys
01:10:04.820 in one of the worst
01:10:05.800 times
01:10:06.380 in the Senate
01:10:09.220 and in the House
01:10:10.400 I think in American history
01:10:11.680 I mean
01:10:12.040 this is probably
01:10:13.160 one of the
01:10:13.740 top three worst times
01:10:15.560 wouldn't you say
01:10:16.160 it's a tough time
01:10:17.680 to be sure
01:10:18.320 I tend to think
01:10:19.560 it's a time
01:10:19.960 of great opportunity
01:10:20.580 there are a lot
01:10:21.000 of good things
01:10:21.540 that we could do
01:10:22.880 that we could do
01:10:23.880 and I hope we will do
01:10:24.860 we do have to do them
01:10:26.560 and I hope that we will
01:10:27.600 have you noticed
01:10:28.880 that Congress
01:10:29.300 hasn't been doing
01:10:30.040 any of them
01:10:30.880 look
01:10:33.500 Congress
01:10:34.380 has done
01:10:35.200 some good things
01:10:36.040 I mean
01:10:36.280 we passed
01:10:36.700 13 resolutions
01:10:37.780 of disapproval
01:10:38.420 under the
01:10:38.740 Congressional Review Act
01:10:39.620 undoing
01:10:40.200 13 late-breaking
01:10:41.380 Obama-era regulations
01:10:42.860 those have been
01:10:43.560 passed by both
01:10:44.260 Congresses
01:10:44.860 signed into law
01:10:45.840 by the President
01:10:46.380 that is
01:10:46.740 13 times more
01:10:48.060 than the number
01:10:49.360 of previous iterations
01:10:50.740 of an exercise
01:10:52.220 of this power
01:10:53.500 that has ever
01:10:54.900 taken place
01:10:55.420 in the past
01:10:55.940 we confirmed
01:10:56.880 Justice Gorsuch
01:10:57.860 to the Supreme Court
01:10:58.720 that was a good thing
01:10:59.540 we still have to
01:11:00.980 deliver on a whole
01:11:01.820 lot of things
01:11:02.400 we need to
01:11:02.900 repeal Obamacare
01:11:03.700 we need to
01:11:04.860 reform the tax code
01:11:05.820 among other things
01:11:06.740 and I'm pushing
01:11:07.760 to make sure
01:11:08.180 that happens
01:11:08.680 are you
01:11:09.180 are you worried
01:11:10.560 at all
01:11:11.060 I mean
01:11:11.980 you know
01:11:12.380 we read stories
01:11:13.360 about how
01:11:15.140 you know
01:11:16.020 people's town hall
01:11:16.960 meetings for Congress
01:11:18.120 are going
01:11:18.620 and they're not
01:11:19.040 going well
01:11:19.500 threatened with their
01:11:20.400 with their very lives
01:11:22.220 by some of their
01:11:22.960 constituents
01:11:23.400 they were just
01:11:24.900 talking about how
01:11:25.660 there's so much
01:11:27.000 anger now
01:11:27.660 that they're actually
01:11:28.300 afraid and
01:11:29.060 beefing up security
01:11:30.400 and I think
01:11:31.460 some of that
01:11:31.820 probably comes
01:11:32.320 from Democrats
01:11:32.900 showing up
01:11:33.380 at these
01:11:33.820 at these
01:11:34.520 events
01:11:35.280 but some of it
01:11:36.540 is just
01:11:36.980 sheer frustration
01:11:38.080 I think
01:11:38.520 on the part
01:11:38.920 of Republicans
01:11:39.460 do you sense
01:11:40.420 any of that
01:11:40.900 yes
01:11:41.400 there is a lot
01:11:42.420 of frustration
01:11:42.740 because they were
01:11:43.340 elected to do
01:11:44.120 all of these things
01:11:44.920 and they're really
01:11:45.560 substantive things
01:11:46.680 they haven't done yet
01:11:47.480 yeah
01:11:47.960 that's right
01:11:48.520 this is one of the
01:11:49.240 things that happens
01:11:49.860 when you consolidate
01:11:50.740 this much power
01:11:52.000 in Washington
01:11:52.520 when you take
01:11:53.720 just about
01:11:54.340 everything government
01:11:55.780 in general
01:11:56.520 could conceivably do
01:11:57.840 and you shift it
01:11:59.440 to a federal government
01:12:01.040 whose purpose was
01:12:02.180 always supposed to be
01:12:03.020 limited
01:12:03.360 and you end up
01:12:04.640 with these huge
01:12:05.360 regional divisions
01:12:06.680 you know
01:12:07.160 there's a lot of
01:12:08.140 political diversity
01:12:08.780 in this country
01:12:09.360 and you can
01:12:11.240 state by state
01:12:12.480 track
01:12:13.220 a people's
01:12:15.700 level of
01:12:16.440 progressivism
01:12:17.180 or conservatism
01:12:18.280 or libertarianism
01:12:19.280 according to
01:12:19.840 region
01:12:20.120 when you tell
01:12:21.180 everybody
01:12:21.660 they have to
01:12:22.320 live under the
01:12:23.020 rules that
01:12:23.380 everybody else
01:12:23.960 makes
01:12:24.320 fewer people
01:12:25.660 are getting
01:12:25.980 the government
01:12:26.360 they want
01:12:26.880 and this
01:12:27.720 is what
01:12:28.440 produces
01:12:28.780 that kind
01:12:29.140 of frustration
01:12:29.580 so
01:12:29.920 I know
01:12:31.540 at least
01:12:33.580 I do
01:12:34.060 I'm frustrated
01:12:36.840 because
01:12:37.600 you know
01:12:39.000 first we had to
01:12:40.120 have the senate
01:12:40.660 then we had to
01:12:41.380 have the house
01:12:41.900 then we had to
01:12:42.940 have the house
01:12:43.360 and the senate
01:12:43.880 then we had to
01:12:44.480 have the house
01:12:44.900 and the senate
01:12:45.280 and the white house
01:12:46.000 we have all three
01:12:47.760 of those
01:12:48.220 and
01:12:49.320 and everyone
01:12:51.480 was promised
01:12:52.260 I mean I went
01:12:53.280 kicking and screaming
01:12:54.160 with Donald Trump
01:12:54.960 but he's our
01:12:55.500 president
01:12:55.880 and you know
01:12:57.780 I'm going to
01:12:58.260 back him
01:12:58.820 when I can
01:12:59.440 and I'd like
01:13:01.700 some of the things
01:13:02.460 that he's done
01:13:03.400 or that he said
01:13:04.280 to be done
01:13:05.040 and
01:13:06.660 they're not going to
01:13:08.600 you guys are not
01:13:09.680 going to repeal
01:13:10.620 Obamacare
01:13:11.320 it's just not going
01:13:11.860 to happen
01:13:12.300 the Republicans
01:13:13.720 weren't serious
01:13:14.840 about it at all
01:13:15.860 that part remains
01:13:17.620 to be seen
01:13:18.120 Glenn
01:13:18.480 I mean
01:13:18.920 what the house
01:13:19.980 did with Obamacare
01:13:21.380 was grossly
01:13:22.600 inadequate
01:13:22.980 the biggest
01:13:24.580 single problem
01:13:25.360 with Obamacare
01:13:26.100 the epicenter
01:13:26.840 of all the problems
01:13:27.680 around Obamacare
01:13:28.480 have to do
01:13:29.440 with these
01:13:29.760 title one
01:13:30.380 health insurance
01:13:31.260 regulations
01:13:31.820 they're what's
01:13:32.740 making everything
01:13:33.380 else in health
01:13:34.160 insurance
01:13:34.540 in health care
01:13:35.360 more expensive
01:13:36.120 they're also
01:13:36.880 the reason
01:13:37.300 why the Democrats
01:13:37.920 knew when they
01:13:38.520 wrote the darn law
01:13:39.340 that they were
01:13:39.940 going to have
01:13:40.200 to subsidize
01:13:40.880 health care
01:13:41.340 extensively
01:13:41.900 for that
01:13:42.360 they were
01:13:42.560 going to
01:13:42.680 have to
01:13:42.880 raise taxes
01:13:43.920 to pay
01:13:44.420 for those
01:13:44.700 subsidies
01:13:45.000 and they were
01:13:45.300 going to
01:13:45.420 have to have
01:13:45.680 this individual
01:13:46.200 mandate
01:13:46.640 to try to
01:13:47.480 mitigate further
01:13:48.200 against the
01:13:48.720 effects of
01:13:49.260 these oppressive
01:13:49.800 health care
01:13:50.220 regulations
01:13:50.700 that's what
01:13:51.580 we've got
01:13:51.860 a repeal
01:13:52.520 the House
01:13:53.180 Bill didn't
01:13:53.820 do that
01:13:54.140 what is
01:13:54.680 title one
01:13:55.340 title one
01:13:56.080 consists of
01:13:56.820 regulations
01:13:57.460 that most
01:13:58.460 people don't
01:13:59.040 know by name
01:13:59.680 they go by
01:14:00.340 names like
01:14:00.800 community rating
01:14:01.700 guaranteed issue
01:14:03.360 age rating
01:14:04.440 and so forth
01:14:05.220 the essential
01:14:06.800 health benefits
01:14:07.500 are also part
01:14:08.300 of that package
01:14:09.000 if we would
01:14:10.920 get the federal
01:14:11.540 government out
01:14:12.100 of the business
01:14:12.580 of saying
01:14:13.180 here's what
01:14:13.940 you absolutely
01:14:14.600 have to provide
01:14:15.440 if you're going
01:14:16.000 to be in the
01:14:16.380 health insurance
01:14:16.840 business at all
01:14:17.740 you could have
01:14:18.720 more competition
01:14:19.420 and with more
01:14:20.240 competition
01:14:20.720 you bring down
01:14:21.540 prices
01:14:21.940 and you
01:14:22.380 improve
01:14:22.920 quality
01:14:23.340 okay but
01:14:23.720 that includes
01:14:24.500 pre-existing
01:14:27.480 conditions
01:14:28.100 sure but
01:14:28.900 there are
01:14:29.220 ways of
01:14:29.760 dealing with
01:14:30.220 pre-existing
01:14:30.760 condition
01:14:31.540 issue
01:14:32.060 without
01:14:32.600 keeping
01:14:33.380 Obamacare
01:14:34.120 there were
01:14:35.040 holes in
01:14:35.660 the pre-Obamacare
01:14:36.460 status quo
01:14:37.120 that prevented
01:14:37.800 people from
01:14:38.500 going
01:14:38.860 for example
01:14:41.040 from a
01:14:41.800 group sponsored
01:14:42.640 health insurance
01:14:43.560 plan
01:14:43.980 to an
01:14:45.240 independent
01:14:45.660 plan
01:14:46.120 or an
01:14:46.800 independent
01:14:47.180 individual
01:14:47.720 plan
01:14:48.180 to another
01:14:48.640 independent
01:14:49.080 individual
01:14:49.580 plan
01:14:50.040 as long
01:14:50.840 as somebody
01:14:51.260 has
01:14:51.660 coverage
01:14:52.160 already
01:14:52.600 they ought
01:14:53.000 to be
01:14:53.140 able to
01:14:53.380 transfer
01:14:53.680 from one
01:14:54.260 plan
01:14:54.500 to another
01:14:54.920 there are
01:14:55.200 ways of
01:14:55.620 filling those
01:14:56.220 gaps
01:14:56.600 without requiring
01:14:57.960 us to keep
01:14:58.420 Obamacare
01:14:58.920 can you
01:14:59.480 remove the
01:15:01.640 individual mandate
01:15:03.100 not only can we
01:15:05.080 remove it
01:15:05.560 we have to
01:15:06.300 remove it
01:15:06.780 it's still
01:15:08.880 Obamacare
01:15:09.400 if you don't
01:15:09.920 right
01:15:10.120 yeah
01:15:10.640 and this is
01:15:11.960 understandably
01:15:12.680 and appropriately
01:15:13.380 one of the
01:15:15.280 most unpopular
01:15:16.180 provisions of
01:15:17.340 the entire law
01:15:18.240 telling people
01:15:19.360 that you've
01:15:20.160 got to buy
01:15:20.840 something
01:15:21.280 health
01:15:21.820 insurance
01:15:22.100 not just
01:15:22.400 any health
01:15:22.760 insurance
01:15:23.040 but that
01:15:23.380 kind of
01:15:23.720 insurance
01:15:24.100 that that
01:15:25.040 congress
01:15:25.560 decided
01:15:26.020 they had
01:15:27.040 to buy
01:15:27.440 yeah
01:15:27.780 it has
01:15:28.180 to go
01:15:28.500 but yeah
01:15:28.980 I mean
01:15:29.360 standard
01:15:30.140 thinking on
01:15:30.700 this is
01:15:31.200 that you
01:15:31.940 as the
01:15:32.780 senate
01:15:33.120 generally
01:15:33.780 are not
01:15:34.300 going to
01:15:34.600 improve
01:15:35.140 what the
01:15:35.460 house
01:15:35.660 did
01:15:35.840 you're
01:15:35.960 going to
01:15:36.100 make it
01:15:36.340 worse
01:15:36.680 for
01:15:36.880 conservatives
01:15:37.400 because
01:15:37.820 the
01:15:38.220 house
01:15:38.480 that's
01:15:39.040 at least
01:15:39.320 some
01:15:39.580 of that
01:15:39.900 stuff
01:15:40.220 worked
01:15:41.180 in
01:15:41.360 with the
01:15:41.720 freedom
01:15:41.900 caucus
01:15:42.220 like
01:15:42.500 their late
01:15:43.440 demands
01:15:43.980 they didn't
01:15:44.260 do all
01:15:44.580 of it
01:15:44.840 but I mean
01:15:45.680 everyone's
01:15:46.060 saying
01:15:46.200 you guys
01:15:46.540 are going
01:15:46.700 to make
01:15:46.840 it much
01:15:47.060 worse
01:15:47.460 that is
01:15:48.440 the fear
01:15:48.820 and that
01:15:49.620 sometimes
01:15:50.140 happens
01:15:50.540 I am
01:15:51.600 determined
01:15:52.140 to not
01:15:52.640 let that
01:15:52.980 happen
01:15:53.220 here
01:15:53.540 we can't
01:15:54.500 mess this
01:15:54.940 up
01:15:55.700 and we
01:15:56.420 have to
01:15:56.780 make sure
01:15:57.180 that whatever
01:15:57.580 we pass
01:15:58.040 repeals
01:15:58.480 more of
01:15:58.960 Obamacare
01:15:59.520 most of
01:16:00.340 Obamacare
01:16:00.780 certainly more
01:16:01.460 than what the
01:16:01.880 house repealed
01:16:02.480 in its version
01:16:03.040 okay so you
01:16:03.540 look optimistic
01:16:04.400 Mike
01:16:04.900 I am optimistic
01:16:06.500 why
01:16:07.140 because
01:16:07.960 great question
01:16:11.600 enough of my
01:16:12.520 colleagues at least
01:16:13.240 among my
01:16:13.860 republican
01:16:14.220 colleagues in the
01:16:14.920 senate
01:16:15.100 understand this
01:16:16.040 they're hearing
01:16:16.660 from constituents
01:16:17.280 who say
01:16:17.700 look
01:16:18.160 this is
01:16:18.840 killing us
01:16:19.420 we have
01:16:20.540 health insurance
01:16:21.080 but we can't
01:16:21.720 afford it
01:16:22.080 we can't
01:16:22.440 afford to
01:16:22.800 use it
01:16:23.240 it does
01:16:24.240 us no good
01:16:24.860 everything is
01:16:25.760 made more
01:16:26.220 expensive by
01:16:26.800 this law
01:16:27.120 you've got
01:16:27.540 to give
01:16:27.840 us relief
01:16:28.360 and there's
01:16:29.300 enough of
01:16:29.640 an understanding
01:16:30.200 that really
01:16:30.740 what's behind
01:16:31.280 all this
01:16:31.800 are the
01:16:32.480 oppressive
01:16:32.920 federal
01:16:33.380 regulations
01:16:33.960 you know
01:16:34.780 if you
01:16:35.020 took any
01:16:35.480 other
01:16:35.720 industry
01:16:36.020 if you
01:16:36.260 told everybody
01:16:36.760 they had
01:16:37.060 to buy
01:16:37.280 a car
01:16:37.680 and then
01:16:38.680 you said
01:16:39.000 but you
01:16:39.220 can only
01:16:39.480 buy that
01:16:39.860 kind
01:16:40.100 of car
01:16:40.540 that the
01:16:41.360 government
01:16:41.600 says
01:16:42.080 is appropriate
01:16:42.780 and then
01:16:43.080 the government
01:16:43.380 said by
01:16:43.840 the way
01:16:44.000 you have
01:16:44.220 to buy
01:16:44.480 something
01:16:44.760 at least
01:16:45.140 as nice
01:16:45.760 and as
01:16:46.140 expensive
01:16:46.500 as a
01:16:46.800 Cadillac
01:16:47.180 it's going
01:16:47.740 to create
01:16:48.020 some problems
01:16:48.620 we've created
01:16:49.840 a problem
01:16:50.520 with health
01:16:51.600 care by
01:16:52.140 federalizing
01:16:52.840 it by making
01:16:53.420 a national
01:16:53.880 standard
01:16:54.240 even though
01:16:54.800 there are
01:16:55.260 vast
01:16:55.680 differences
01:16:56.060 nationally
01:16:56.520 on what
01:16:57.020 people want
01:16:57.780 their government
01:16:58.120 doing with
01:16:58.620 health care
01:16:58.920 vast differences
01:16:59.840 nationally
01:17:00.300 in terms of
01:17:01.340 how health
01:17:02.340 care is delivered
01:17:02.980 and how much
01:17:03.840 it costs
01:17:04.320 it makes
01:17:05.140 no sense
01:17:05.760 to centralize
01:17:06.440 all these
01:17:07.060 decisions
01:17:07.420 in Washington
01:17:08.040 unless you're
01:17:08.980 a progressive
01:17:09.420 or unless
01:17:10.640 you're a
01:17:10.940 really big
01:17:11.320 insurance company
01:17:11.980 their argument
01:17:13.280 though is that
01:17:13.840 people are
01:17:14.240 going to get
01:17:14.540 this insurance
01:17:15.080 if you repeal
01:17:16.080 all the
01:17:16.540 title one
01:17:16.940 stuff
01:17:17.200 and they're
01:17:17.940 going to
01:17:18.100 think they're
01:17:18.580 insured
01:17:19.000 then they're
01:17:19.680 going to
01:17:19.780 have a health
01:17:20.160 problem
01:17:20.540 and they're
01:17:20.960 not going
01:17:21.200 to be
01:17:21.360 insured
01:17:21.640 for that
01:17:21.980 thing
01:17:22.220 they're
01:17:22.640 going to
01:17:22.800 wind up
01:17:23.160 paying for
01:17:23.640 insurance
01:17:24.060 and then
01:17:24.540 when they
01:17:24.780 need it
01:17:25.100 it's not
01:17:25.360 going to
01:17:25.500 be there
01:17:25.800 what I
01:17:27.020 can point
01:17:27.480 to is
01:17:27.980 the
01:17:28.160 continuity
01:17:28.580 of coverage
01:17:29.180 provisions
01:17:29.680 that existed
01:17:30.340 in federal
01:17:30.940 law
01:17:31.300 prior to
01:17:31.940 Obamacare
01:17:32.480 there were
01:17:33.160 some holes
01:17:33.700 in that
01:17:34.760 series of
01:17:35.240 laws
01:17:35.500 but those
01:17:35.860 are holes
01:17:36.200 we can
01:17:36.560 fill
01:17:41.980 if you
01:17:42.420 get
01:17:42.600 health
01:17:42.940 insurance
01:17:43.320 you can't
01:17:44.020 be declined
01:17:44.680 health
01:17:45.340 insurance
01:17:45.740 if you
01:17:46.220 choose to
01:17:46.940 continue
01:17:47.340 to purchase
01:17:47.900 health
01:17:48.160 insurance
01:17:48.540 simply
01:17:49.260 because
01:17:49.700 you've
01:17:50.220 had a
01:17:50.440 health
01:17:50.580 condition
01:17:51.000 that
01:17:51.240 arose
01:17:51.540 but if
01:17:52.200 you buy
01:17:52.960 a cheaper
01:17:53.280 plan
01:17:53.520 that covers
01:17:53.900 less
01:17:54.120 things
01:17:54.480 the average
01:17:56.240 person isn't
01:17:56.720 going to
01:17:56.880 know all
01:17:57.160 the details
01:17:57.560 of it
01:17:57.880 and then
01:17:58.440 they're
01:17:58.740 going to
01:17:59.140 go and
01:17:59.560 have one
01:18:00.020 of these
01:18:00.280 issues
01:18:00.700 think they
01:18:01.460 have
01:18:01.640 coverage
01:18:02.060 get all
01:18:02.900 the stuff
01:18:03.200 done
01:18:03.520 submit it
01:18:04.120 to insurance
01:18:04.580 and it's
01:18:04.800 not going
01:18:05.020 to pay
01:18:05.220 for it
01:18:05.520 that's
01:18:05.920 part of the
01:18:06.360 process
01:18:06.680 they'll have
01:18:07.040 to undertake
01:18:07.500 when they
01:18:07.780 buy that
01:18:08.140 insurance
01:18:08.460 plan
01:18:08.780 but if
01:18:09.440 you buy
01:18:09.760 an insurance
01:18:10.220 plan
01:18:10.600 you're
01:18:11.280 buying
01:18:11.540 insurance
01:18:11.960 you're
01:18:12.160 buying
01:18:12.360 something
01:18:12.900 which means
01:18:13.600 you've at
01:18:13.980 least got
01:18:14.420 catastrophic
01:18:15.140 coverage
01:18:15.800 you've got
01:18:16.520 if something
01:18:17.060 really bad
01:18:17.660 happens
01:18:17.980 you're covered
01:18:18.460 for that
01:18:18.880 thing
01:18:19.200 Mike
01:18:20.760 what gives
01:18:21.380 you the
01:18:22.000 belief
01:18:22.500 that you
01:18:23.320 have more
01:18:23.940 spines
01:18:24.580 in the
01:18:26.580 Senate
01:18:27.040 than in
01:18:28.460 the House
01:18:28.880 and will
01:18:29.360 this bill
01:18:29.820 have to go
01:18:30.400 back to
01:18:30.780 the House
01:18:31.340 afterwards
01:18:32.820 the answer
01:18:34.580 to the second
01:18:34.920 question is
01:18:35.600 yes
01:18:35.960 the answer
01:18:36.440 to the first
01:18:36.820 question is
01:18:37.360 whether you
01:18:39.160 call it
01:18:39.500 I'm not
01:18:40.720 going to say
01:18:41.040 that we
01:18:41.280 necessarily
01:18:41.660 have
01:18:42.120 differences
01:18:43.040 in our
01:18:43.660 spinal columns
01:18:44.440 between the
01:18:44.920 House and
01:18:45.240 the Senate
01:18:45.560 but the
01:18:46.340 Senate
01:18:46.520 was designed
01:18:47.140 George
01:18:47.440 Washington
01:18:47.840 described
01:18:48.340 the Senate
01:18:48.780 as he
01:18:49.220 conceived
01:18:49.560 it
01:18:49.720 as the
01:18:50.080 cooling
01:18:50.640 saucer
01:18:51.140 the place
01:18:51.500 where the
01:18:51.840 hot tea
01:18:52.720 would spill
01:18:53.200 out and
01:18:53.520 would be
01:18:54.060 given a
01:18:54.400 chance
01:18:54.600 to cool
01:18:55.140 we are
01:18:57.280 a smaller
01:18:57.740 body
01:18:58.160 and because
01:18:58.540 we are
01:18:58.820 smaller
01:18:59.160 we're able
01:18:59.680 to go
01:19:00.280 about things
01:19:00.820 a little
01:19:01.020 bit
01:19:01.180 differently
01:19:01.500 with more
01:19:02.080 deliberation
01:19:02.740 and we're
01:19:04.080 undertaking
01:19:04.520 an aggressive
01:19:05.160 review process
01:19:06.680 of the Affordable
01:19:07.420 Care Act
01:19:07.880 and figuring out
01:19:08.520 how to repeal
01:19:09.200 it and how to
01:19:10.340 move forward
01:19:10.820 who's part of
01:19:11.620 your team
01:19:12.040 there are 13 or
01:19:13.680 14 Republican
01:19:14.700 senators who have
01:19:15.740 been actively
01:19:16.460 engaged in the
01:19:17.140 process a handful
01:19:18.160 of others frequently
01:19:19.000 join us for
01:19:19.580 meetings and we
01:19:21.280 have an aggressive
01:19:22.980 robust discussion
01:19:24.240 well yeah
01:19:25.520 there are 13 or
01:19:26.600 14 voices that
01:19:27.660 are actively
01:19:28.500 working on it
01:19:29.120 right now
01:19:29.520 but there are
01:19:30.160 a lot of
01:19:30.460 others who
01:19:30.860 are also
01:19:31.640 actively
01:19:32.060 involved
01:19:32.580 and we're
01:19:34.440 trying to
01:19:35.000 figure out
01:19:35.320 how we can
01:19:35.720 come to
01:19:36.040 consensus
01:19:36.440 on something
01:19:36.960 that actually
01:19:37.400 works
01:19:37.820 my point
01:19:39.000 to this
01:19:39.400 group
01:19:39.740 and I
01:19:40.220 haven't
01:19:40.440 gotten a
01:19:40.800 lot of
01:19:40.980 pushback
01:19:41.360 on this
01:19:41.780 is that
01:19:42.180 our central
01:19:43.520 focus has
01:19:44.200 to be
01:19:44.560 coming up
01:19:45.260 with something
01:19:45.900 that brings
01:19:46.740 down the
01:19:47.180 cost of
01:19:47.600 health care
01:19:48.020 and that
01:19:49.320 we have to
01:19:50.080 recognize you
01:19:50.660 cannot bring
01:19:51.460 down the
01:19:51.840 cost of
01:19:52.200 health care
01:19:52.640 with the
01:19:54.140 Obamacare
01:19:54.520 regulations
01:19:55.000 in place
01:19:55.440 it cannot
01:19:56.060 happen
01:19:56.440 and is
01:19:58.000 there somebody
01:19:58.440 appointed to
01:19:59.220 maybe do
01:19:59.680 some pushback
01:20:00.320 against people
01:20:00.900 like Bernie
01:20:01.580 Sanders who
01:20:02.240 say thousands
01:20:03.220 of Americans
01:20:03.980 are going to
01:20:04.600 die as a
01:20:05.300 result of
01:20:05.700 this
01:20:05.940 yes
01:20:06.640 I rarely
01:20:07.640 hear that
01:20:08.140 pushback
01:20:08.720 there is
01:20:09.800 somebody
01:20:10.120 appointed to
01:20:10.700 do that
01:20:11.060 and he's
01:20:12.100 the president
01:20:12.500 of the United
01:20:12.840 States and
01:20:13.300 all Republican
01:20:13.900 members of
01:20:14.380 Congress
01:20:14.700 look
01:20:15.660 we're under
01:20:17.560 no delusion
01:20:18.180 here
01:20:18.520 we understand
01:20:19.660 this is going
01:20:20.300 to be a
01:20:20.700 partisan vote
01:20:21.380 sadly we
01:20:22.600 will not
01:20:22.940 get the
01:20:23.680 support of
01:20:24.160 a single
01:20:24.600 Democrat
01:20:24.960 not in
01:20:25.300 the House
01:20:25.660 not in
01:20:26.580 the Senate
01:20:26.860 no matter
01:20:27.140 what you
01:20:27.420 do
01:20:27.600 no matter
01:20:28.180 what we
01:20:28.560 do
01:20:28.680 if it
01:20:29.020 involves
01:20:29.420 repealing
01:20:29.960 any portion
01:20:30.820 of Obamacare
01:20:31.360 we will
01:20:32.020 not get
01:20:32.480 their support
01:20:33.060 we will
01:20:33.620 have their
01:20:34.040 overwhelming
01:20:34.500 opposition
01:20:34.960 which is why
01:20:35.480 we have to
01:20:35.920 support the
01:20:36.200 president
01:20:36.580 yes
01:20:37.760 yes
01:20:37.800 we will
01:20:38.520 have the
01:20:38.860 support
01:20:39.140 of the
01:20:39.360 president
01:20:39.660 because the
01:20:40.100 president
01:20:40.320 wants to
01:20:41.060 repeal
01:20:41.380 Obamacare
01:20:41.940 I mean he
01:20:44.840 said I don't
01:20:45.540 think he
01:20:45.860 necessarily cares
01:20:46.720 about the
01:20:46.980 details of
01:20:47.400 how it's
01:20:47.840 happening
01:20:48.120 right like
01:20:48.600 I mean he
01:20:48.880 supported
01:20:49.540 the House
01:20:50.480 plan
01:20:50.780 very strongly
01:20:52.600 and as you
01:20:54.140 point out
01:20:54.500 there are a lot
01:20:55.000 of weaknesses
01:20:55.460 in that
01:20:56.000 I think he
01:20:56.680 wants that
01:20:57.140 win
01:20:57.800 so I think
01:20:58.320 he would
01:20:58.600 approve
01:20:58.880 anything
01:20:59.200 but I
01:20:59.460 mean if
01:20:59.800 you need
01:21:00.060 all 52
01:21:00.920 you need
01:21:01.540 50 senators
01:21:02.660 as you said
01:21:04.160 you're going to
01:21:04.480 get the 48
01:21:05.040 are completely
01:21:05.520 off the board
01:21:06.000 right to start
01:21:06.640 so you're
01:21:07.200 going to
01:21:07.320 have to
01:21:07.680 please
01:21:08.140 the Susan
01:21:09.020 Collins of
01:21:09.700 the world
01:21:10.020 right to
01:21:11.060 get this
01:21:11.380 done and
01:21:11.800 that's that's
01:21:12.360 why I think
01:21:12.820 a lot of
01:21:13.060 people are
01:21:13.300 pessimistic
01:21:13.800 that is
01:21:15.780 reason for
01:21:16.740 people to
01:21:17.640 be skeptical
01:21:18.420 it is not
01:21:19.440 reason for
01:21:20.140 people to
01:21:20.660 lose hope
01:21:21.240 and there
01:21:21.700 is a big
01:21:22.160 difference
01:21:22.500 between those
01:21:23.000 two things
01:21:23.320 history is
01:21:24.080 reason for
01:21:24.540 people to
01:21:24.960 lose hope
01:21:25.340 I haven't
01:21:27.040 had hope
01:21:27.500 since like
01:21:29.200 about 2006
01:21:30.360 so I've
01:21:32.880 long been
01:21:33.520 inspired by
01:21:34.180 something that
01:21:34.760 Winston
01:21:35.280 Churchill said
01:21:35.980 that the
01:21:36.700 American people
01:21:37.340 can always be
01:21:38.040 counted on to
01:21:38.720 do the right
01:21:39.180 thing after
01:21:39.800 they have
01:21:40.140 exhausted every
01:21:41.180 other alternative
01:21:41.920 yes it's true
01:21:42.780 and look we've
01:21:44.220 given this
01:21:44.500 Obamacare thing
01:21:45.260 we've given
01:21:45.780 this whole
01:21:46.240 progressive thing
01:21:47.180 a nice long
01:21:48.940 college try
01:21:49.980 a much longer
01:21:50.640 try than it
01:21:51.180 deserved
01:21:51.540 and all other
01:21:53.400 alternatives are
01:21:54.180 pretty much off
01:21:54.800 the table now
01:21:55.360 so we're going
01:21:56.220 to return to
01:21:56.840 what works
01:21:57.300 is there an
01:21:57.760 argument to
01:21:58.440 say look
01:21:59.740 we can get
01:22:00.480 rid of this
01:22:01.200 might not be
01:22:01.600 perfect we might
01:22:02.080 not get rid of
01:22:02.500 all the title one
01:22:03.140 stuff but we can
01:22:03.680 get rid of some of
01:22:04.180 the taxes we can
01:22:04.780 get rid of the
01:22:05.200 mandate we can
01:22:05.700 get rid of some
01:22:06.160 of the really bad
01:22:07.020 things from
01:22:07.480 Obamacare let's
01:22:08.520 take what we can
01:22:09.040 get
01:22:09.240 sure I mean look
01:22:10.920 who's going to
01:22:11.460 disagree with an
01:22:12.240 argument that says
01:22:13.000 take what you can
01:22:14.080 get and one of the
01:22:15.360 things that you hear
01:22:16.060 over and over again
01:22:17.280 in Congress sue is
01:22:18.100 that don't let the
01:22:19.380 perfect be the enemy
01:22:20.320 of the good and all
01:22:21.180 that's true but you
01:22:22.920 also shouldn't let
01:22:24.300 the adequate be the
01:22:25.840 enemy of the good
01:22:27.080 or of the better
01:22:27.940 what we're trying to
01:22:29.240 do is say we can do
01:22:30.300 better than the
01:22:31.120 house bill did
01:22:31.920 the house bill as
01:22:33.920 much as I commend my
01:22:35.200 efforts who worked
01:22:35.860 really the efforts of
01:22:36.880 my friends who worked
01:22:37.500 really hard on that
01:22:38.200 issue it didn't do
01:22:39.060 enough it didn't do
01:22:39.960 nearly enough to bring
01:22:41.280 down the cost of
01:22:42.240 health care and that
01:22:43.280 that's why the big
01:22:44.160 fight is going to be
01:22:44.780 about that in the
01:22:45.460 senate all right it's a
01:22:46.160 fight I intend to win
01:22:46.980 talking to Mike Lee
01:22:48.040 senator from from
01:22:49.760 Utah one of the good
01:22:51.200 guys in Congress we're
01:22:52.340 talking to him about
01:22:53.240 his new book written
01:22:54.760 out of history he's
01:22:55.740 going to be joining me
01:22:56.800 for a full hour on
01:22:58.920 television as well it's
01:23:00.500 a great new book about
01:23:01.660 the founders and the
01:23:02.520 forgotten founders the
01:23:03.380 ones that have been
01:23:03.820 written out of history
01:23:04.700 we'll talk to him about
01:23:05.880 that coming up also
01:23:07.740 about impeachment and
01:23:09.960 the things that are
01:23:11.700 being kicked around now
01:23:12.820 in Washington what is
01:23:14.200 his point of view on
01:23:15.480 on what has been
01:23:16.960 happening with the
01:23:17.520 president since Mike is
01:23:18.700 such a constitutional
01:23:20.080 scholar he'll be able to
01:23:21.160 put it into perspective
01:23:22.000 for us
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01:23:40.000 yeah yeah yeah we're just
01:23:41.340 talking about how the
01:23:42.160 press is we're with
01:23:43.240 senator Mike Lee how the
01:23:44.880 press and the left you
01:23:47.640 know they they didn't
01:23:48.840 understand how we felt
01:23:49.880 about Barack Obama and
01:23:52.120 and thought we were
01:23:52.880 completely unreasonable
01:23:53.920 and now they are so
01:23:55.680 obsessed with Donald
01:23:57.980 Trump and impeachment
01:24:00.000 when they don't even
01:24:02.020 really I mean does
01:24:03.420 impeachment fit I mean
01:24:04.920 what would the crime be
01:24:06.200 that's a good question
01:24:08.380 and nobody has answered
01:24:09.500 that some have suggested
01:24:11.220 oh obstruction of
01:24:12.220 justice well if you can
01:24:13.260 make that charge you
01:24:15.000 have to come up with
01:24:15.600 evidence you're gonna
01:24:16.360 have to have so you're
01:24:17.380 a constitution
01:24:18.040 constitutionalist and an
01:24:19.820 attorney does obstruction
01:24:24.140 of justice if if these
01:24:25.780 Comey letters are true
01:24:28.820 and they do show a
01:24:30.320 pattern of him saying
01:24:31.220 hey leave leave this guy
01:24:32.920 alone is that enough
01:24:34.680 okay let's take it a bite
01:24:36.680 at a time obstruction of
01:24:38.300 justice of course could be
01:24:40.680 in the abstract grounds for
01:24:42.500 removing a president
01:24:43.780 if we're looking at this
01:24:47.100 situation here we don't we
01:24:49.080 don't have evidence of
01:24:50.840 action amounting to
01:24:52.520 obstruction of justice
01:24:53.660 what we have is that the
01:24:56.300 FBI director got fired well
01:24:57.720 guess what the FBI director
01:24:58.860 serves at the pleasure of the
01:25:00.200 president can be removed for
01:25:02.000 any reason or no reason at
01:25:03.320 all there was here very good
01:25:05.800 reason provided by the deputy
01:25:08.220 attorney general Rod Rosenstein
01:25:09.820 who came up with all sorts of
01:25:12.060 reasons and briefed us as
01:25:13.240 senators on them the other
01:25:14.180 day including the fact that
01:25:15.260 who holds a lengthy press
01:25:18.020 conference as FBI director
01:25:19.660 who makes the decision on
01:25:22.380 whether to prosecute anyone
01:25:25.220 as FBI director there are all
01:25:27.480 kinds of things that Jim
01:25:28.880 Comey did as attorney general
01:25:30.180 that were way outside the
01:25:31.500 norm way beyond the standard
01:25:33.240 of care for anyone acting as
01:25:35.800 FBI director so there are good
01:25:37.800 reasons to fire him if in fact
01:25:41.200 somebody alleges that there
01:25:42.580 were other reasons let's bring
01:25:44.060 those reasons for it let's see
01:25:45.120 evidence on that so far I
01:25:46.700 haven't seen evidence again
01:25:49.320 though if the letters turn out
01:25:51.580 to be true is that enough by
01:25:54.840 the letters by the letters do
01:25:56.460 you mean that the memoranda yes
01:25:58.680 in which Jim Comey supposedly
01:26:00.560 said there was a conversation I
01:26:01.840 had with the president yeah he's
01:26:03.140 leaning on me to get you know to
01:26:04.920 stop this investigation sure it's
01:26:07.400 always possible you bring forward
01:26:08.960 that's the kind of evidence I'm
01:26:10.500 talking about you bring forward
01:26:11.460 evidence showing intent to
01:26:13.460 obstruct justice that could
01:26:14.660 change the conversation but
01:26:15.760 there are a thousand things that
01:26:17.080 memo could say we haven't seen
01:26:18.420 the memo right and and
01:26:19.800 shouldn't he have reported if
01:26:21.420 he thought there was yes he
01:26:23.260 should have reported it he was
01:26:25.340 the FBI director and if
01:26:27.400 something like that happened he
01:26:29.460 should have brought it forward if
01:26:30.800 he couldn't continue to serve he
01:26:32.940 should have resigned moreover on
01:26:35.540 the hearing we held just a couple
01:26:36.800 of weeks ago in the Senate
01:26:37.740 Judiciary Committee on which I
01:26:39.040 serve one of my colleagues asked
01:26:40.780 if political pressure had been
01:26:42.200 brought to bear in an
01:26:44.000 investigation and he said no
01:26:46.280 that's not something I've seen
01:26:47.460 not something I've experienced he
01:26:48.940 said no senator Mike Lee we're
01:26:50.640 going to talk about written out of
01:26:52.000 history new book by Mike it is the
01:26:55.120 forgotten founders just a great
01:26:58.840 great book that really goes into
01:27:02.000 some of the guys who kind of got the
01:27:03.460 shaft from history a woman who you've
01:27:05.800 never heard of some great stories of
01:27:07.820 forgotten founders it's available in
01:27:09.760 bookstores everywhere we talk about
01:27:11.080 it with Mike Lee next
01:27:12.220 you're listening to the Glenn Beck
01:27:17.500 program
01:27:18.140 mercury
01:27:20.840 this is the Glenn Beck program
01:27:26.300 welcome back to the program Mike Lee
01:27:32.740 senator from Utah is with us he's got a
01:27:35.180 new book a book that everybody should
01:27:38.160 have on their shelf especially if you
01:27:39.740 are looking to teach your kids American
01:27:42.360 history this is written out of history
01:27:45.000 by Mike Lee these are all the heroes of
01:27:46.960 the American Revolution that have been
01:27:48.980 written out of history because it just
01:27:51.260 didn't jive with what the story everybody
01:27:53.700 wants to tell where do you want to where
01:27:55.320 do you want to start you know my
01:27:57.480 interest in writing this book it came
01:27:59.440 about in part as a result of my work on
01:28:01.660 my last book called our lost
01:28:03.380 constitution I told some stories about
01:28:06.140 the formation of the Republican came
01:28:07.700 out about the same time as this certain
01:28:10.280 Broadway play a certain Broadway play
01:28:12.500 that kind of lit a match and was some
01:28:15.260 very dry tender Hamilton exactly seen
01:28:17.140 it I haven't seen it I know the
01:28:19.380 soundtrack well I've listened to it over
01:28:20.920 and over again I hope to see it at some
01:28:22.540 point but have not been able to get in
01:28:24.980 so far but that kindled something in the
01:28:27.880 American people it got them excited it
01:28:29.720 made them realize there's a lot to learn
01:28:31.880 from our founding generation and if we
01:28:33.740 study our founding generation we can
01:28:35.820 discover some things about ourselves so
01:28:38.100 what did you discover about us what I
01:28:40.300 discovered about us is that we didn't
01:28:42.420 start out exactly the way a lot of
01:28:44.220 people assume we started out wait rich
01:28:46.780 white people that are just interested in
01:28:48.500 slavery and business that's the narrative
01:28:50.240 that's the narrative is that those were
01:28:51.740 the only people everyone else in America
01:28:53.840 was silent or silenced had nothing to
01:28:57.600 say no contribution to make to public
01:28:59.780 discourse and and in this book I outline
01:29:02.740 the stories of a number of Americans who
01:29:05.980 were neither rich nor white nor male in
01:29:09.380 some cases people who made us profound
01:29:12.160 contribution to the early days of the
01:29:14.000 American Republic but their narrative
01:29:16.300 their story didn't fit with our modern
01:29:18.740 narrative of what happened at the
01:29:20.860 American founding you mean give me give
01:29:22.540 me a couple of your favorite examples
01:29:24.960 mum bet mum bet was it was a slave in
01:29:28.640 early America in Massachusetts she
01:29:32.700 discovered that with the revolution and
01:29:36.460 with the Massachusetts state con
01:29:38.320 constitution is it came out guaranteed
01:29:41.940 individuals with certain rights that all
01:29:44.580 all men and including women were
01:29:48.180 protected by these rights and she fought
01:29:52.040 for and won her slavery in court as a
01:29:55.040 result of that she made an early
01:29:57.360 contribution to the abolition movement in
01:29:59.900 America the discussion of slavery was
01:30:02.780 not something that just sort of bubbled up
01:30:04.840 right around or in the immediate lead into
01:30:08.520 the Civil War this was something that was
01:30:10.120 actively debated and discussed at the time
01:30:12.140 of the revolution what year was this this
01:30:14.460 was in the late 1700s so so about the
01:30:18.280 time we became our own country but well
01:30:21.100 beef the long before long before anything
01:30:24.500 close to the Civil War happened so as a
01:30:26.800 result of that she fought for and won her
01:30:28.980 her freedom she had a very significant role in an
01:30:34.340 understanding in this country that that we as
01:30:36.820 individuals have certain rights given to
01:30:38.600 us by God but she was a black woman she was a
01:30:41.820 black woman who won her freedom she didn't
01:30:43.700 fit that narrative she's been written out of
01:30:45.680 history when did you when did you find that
01:30:48.920 she was she ever prominent in history in
01:30:52.760 America did we ever learn about her or she
01:30:55.580 always been written out there were times when
01:30:58.520 she was well-known she was relatively well-known at
01:31:01.280 the time of the revolution and she'd be she
01:31:05.120 continued to be well-known throughout the the the
01:31:08.000 abolition effort but over time her memory
01:31:11.800 faded because people assumed you know we've
01:31:15.000 got a lot of rich white guys to talk about
01:31:16.800 that's all we're gonna talk about we also have
01:31:18.560 this this the belief that and it's so wrong that
01:31:22.640 women didn't you know they didn't have the vote
01:31:24.840 that's not exactly right you had to own property so
01:31:29.500 if if you were a woman and your husband died and you
01:31:33.060 had property you got the vote and it was more
01:31:36.760 of a family kind of vote it wasn't against a
01:31:41.760 woman it was about who's the owner of property
01:31:44.880 correct yes and a lot of women played a very
01:31:49.260 important role in the American founding
01:31:51.960 including Mercy Otis Warren another American who
01:31:55.860 was very prominent at the time of the
01:31:57.300 revolution but who we've written out who's
01:31:59.820 been forgotten she was well educated she was an
01:32:02.600 author she was constantly involved in public
01:32:05.420 discourse she had some grave concerns about what
01:32:08.160 our federal government might become under the new
01:32:10.660 constitution she was good friends with John
01:32:13.440 Adams but it became sort of a love-hate
01:32:15.200 relationship they had this back and forth
01:32:16.980 exchange of letters over the course of many
01:32:19.140 years in which she would raise concerns about the
01:32:22.260 new government and these discussions became
01:32:25.940 increasingly heated she ended up having a real
01:32:28.820 voice in speaking out for freedom speaking out
01:32:31.360 about the fact that you know when government acts
01:32:33.580 it does so at the expense of individual liberty we
01:32:35.680 have to constrain government power but that too
01:32:38.380 conflicts with the modern narrative and so what
01:32:41.460 I've tried to do in assembling these stories is
01:32:43.440 remember some of the comments that I received in
01:32:46.180 connection with my my last book on our lost
01:32:48.040 constitution I've gone through and read the
01:32:49.700 reviews on Amazon and elsewhere over and over and
01:32:52.580 over again some different themes developed people
01:32:54.640 would say in that story these are great stories but
01:32:57.720 these are stories I've never heard these are
01:32:59.880 stories that are not discussed in civic civics
01:33:02.620 class or in history class even in AP or college
01:33:06.100 level history classes some of these stories have
01:33:09.060 been left out so I've tried in this book written
01:33:12.680 out of history to find more of those stories more
01:33:14.760 of the people who contributed to our our founding
01:33:17.540 but I tell you you can go to George Washington
01:33:19.700 University now and study history and you don't
01:33:23.800 have to take more than one semester of American
01:33:26.500 history so there's a good chance that you go to
01:33:30.160 George Washington University and you're never
01:33:32.240 taught about George Washington I mean we're
01:33:35.340 leaving George Washington out of our history now
01:33:39.640 and my guess is Glenn if you did study George
01:33:42.160 Washington it might not be the more noble aspects of
01:33:45.460 George Washington's life that would be first
01:33:47.420 well it was a rich white slave owner he was indeed that
01:33:50.820 yeah he was indeed that he was also many other things
01:33:53.760 you know one of the yeah he's a guy with white privilege
01:33:56.280 we we didn't establish that right that's for sure
01:33:58.840 thank you Pat thank you yeah yeah and yet with respect to
01:34:01.740 George Washington one of my favorite things to show
01:34:04.580 people in the Capitol is the portrait of one of the many
01:34:09.180 paintings that hangs in the Capitol rotunda is one of
01:34:12.140 George Washington surrendering his commission to the
01:34:16.160 Continental Congress after winning the Revolutionary War it sends chills down my
01:34:20.900 spine every time I see it every time I think about it every time I talk about
01:34:23.720 it if you don't have to name him but do you see anyone that is or could be the
01:34:30.400 next George Washington oh sure look I see a lot of people who have liberty in
01:34:36.400 their veins who long for liberty who yearn for it anyone who yearns for
01:34:40.540 liberty has the ability to be that person and all they have to do is speak about it
01:34:46.980 do something about it talk about push back against the the narrative that says
01:34:52.300 that anything we do that's important has to be through government and anything that
01:34:56.600 we do through government that's important must be done for the federal
01:35:00.140 government and never through states and localities push back against that
01:35:04.580 narrative and you will help restore the spirit of America's founding you talk
01:35:09.140 about George Mason you tell the story of George Mason as being kind of a
01:35:14.220 forgotten founder tell the story that you have in the book George Mason was a
01:35:18.640 remarkable human being he was a reluctant statesman one who was a man of
01:35:25.080 business he just wanted to live his own life without undue interference he got
01:35:30.680 involved in government he ended up going to the Constitutional Convention he
01:35:33.940 ended up having some grave concerns with the Constitution which he
01:35:36.980 ultimately couldn't support in part because he could see that the powers
01:35:42.020 created by it would one day be abused that's one of the things that we have to
01:35:48.000 remember and one of the understandings we have to restore in this country we
01:35:51.400 talk a lot in our US history courses in school about the federalists about the
01:35:57.440 fact that those pushing the Constitution pointed out there were all these
01:36:01.640 protections in place we don't talk as much about the anti federalists those who
01:36:05.720 warned about how this government power could be abused those who understood that
01:36:11.480 based on human nature human beings are are by nature redeemable but flawed and when
01:36:18.280 they get power they tend to abuse it unless that power is kept in check George
01:36:23.660 Mason was one who really understood that and he fought hard to make sure that his
01:36:29.540 fellow beings his fellow patriots would be protected and he didn't want them being
01:36:34.580 subjects he wouldn't he against the Constitution as written I mean he yes yeah
01:36:40.280 he stood and but didn't he help he helped write it didn't he yes yes one of us he was
01:36:47.260 very concerned that unless it outlined more areas that were out of bounds for the
01:36:52.540 government and unless there were more protections like those ultimately provided
01:36:56.500 through the bill of rights those weren't included at the beginning in fact every
01:36:59.860 state voted against them those were not included at the beginning but the bill
01:37:06.320 of rights came about in part because of the efforts of men like George Mason who
01:37:11.380 said we've got to constrain this government we've got to identify a number of
01:37:15.100 things that government just cannot do other otherwise government will do those
01:37:19.360 things because people will come forward and say look this is important therefore it
01:37:22.820 must be done and it must be be done in the most efficient manner possible
01:37:26.500 Mike I was talking to somebody the other day and I said with an exception of maybe a
01:37:31.340 couple you know like the vice president and and removal of office of the
01:37:35.780 president and and the taxes and prohibition pretty much everything else in
01:37:42.360 there past the first 10 I feel like are covered by the first 10 and it's just
01:37:49.180 Congress going no dummy what part didn't you understand black people are men who are
01:37:59.300 born to be free women are you know when we said men we meant everybody men women we
01:38:05.640 meant everybody and so it's just kind of a reiteration of of the first 10 because
01:38:11.420 they're so well written in many respects yes and that's one of the things I love about
01:38:16.660 the first 10 amendments is they're written so carefully elegantly and and with this
01:38:22.380 simplicity that allows them to stand the test of time right except for the
01:38:28.300 quartering of soldiers I mean that's the only one well you never know when that
01:38:33.220 could come in handy true the day may come Glenn when you you want to what do you
01:38:37.500 think of the what do you think of the idea that they that in some ways they have
01:38:41.440 back-quartered soldiers in our home through you know NSA being able to listen
01:38:47.440 and and snoop and and record everything that we have our government is in our home
01:38:52.560 all the time yes and in that respect of I've got several chapters in my book that
01:38:59.960 would interest you about that issue James Otis for example would have been very
01:39:06.600 concerned about that he pushed back on the abuse of writs of assistance which
01:39:13.920 were these roving warrants roving commissions that could be used by the
01:39:17.080 king's officers to kick down doors to go after any contraband goods pursuant to
01:39:24.100 efforts to enforce laws that were themselves put in place to protect the
01:39:27.880 British subjects in America from counterfeit non-British approved goods this is
01:39:34.640 not really a quartering of troops problem that you're describing it's a
01:39:37.940 fourth amendment problem the right of the people to be secure in their persons in
01:39:42.640 their papers in their homes from unreasonable intrusive searches and
01:39:46.440 seizures is what protects us both in letter and in spirit from the NSA
01:39:51.540 undertaking surveillance on the American people without a warrant it amazes me
01:39:55.580 there was a new study out that shows that I think it's 49 percent of
01:39:59.500 conservative Millennials say that freedom of speech freedom of religion
01:40:06.600 yada yada it's all absolute except the government has to decide what speech is
01:40:14.920 okay 49 percent of conservatives think the government has to put limits on
01:40:20.740 speech and press and everything else yeah and if you understand freedom of speech that
01:40:26.380 way what you're really saying is there is no such thing as freedom of speech that's
01:40:30.620 what freedom of speech is therefore is to say government must stay out Mike Lee
01:40:36.380 he'll be joining me soon on the on the television program at five o'clock the
01:40:42.760 blaze you don't want to miss that Mike Lee then the author of the book written out of
01:40:47.760 history the forgotten founders who fought big government written out of history
01:40:52.020 something that should be on everybody's bookshelf if you're trying to teach history to your kids
01:40:57.320 it's a great read easy to read and stories you've never heard before written out of history by
01:41:03.260 Mike Lee it's available everywhere right now this is the Glenn Beck program mercury
01:41:11.780 this is the Glenn Beck program so I just don't understand this so Donald Trump you know has said
01:41:24.160 Muslim extremists Muslim extremists blah blah blah he didn't say it all weekend and now he's just said
01:41:30.140 it in Saudi Arabia he said it before he left in a speech about Muslim extremists and now the subtle
01:41:40.060 change or slip as the White House called it could mean the difference between offending Middle Eastern
01:41:44.520 allies or not using the word Islamic referring to the religion in the same breath as terrorism could be
01:41:50.200 seen by Muslims as an effort and an affront to their faith and to play into the terrorist clash of
01:41:55.560 civilizations narrative so the the the president said this as well as Islamic terror he was getting heat by
01:42:07.260 his supporters now the White House is saying that was a slip he was just really super super tired
01:42:11.280 what which is it why which is it oh man either either own it or or not the president of trouble
01:42:22.800 this is the Glenn Beck program mercury
01:42:30.040 yeah
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01:42:59.020 yeah