The Glenn Beck Program - 5⧸3⧸17 - Finding an American treasure...At A Garage Sale (Paul Kengor)

00:00:00.000 The Blaze Radio Network, on demand.

00:00:08.100 I would have said that it was Nancy Reagan.

00:00:11.520 His best friend was Nancy Reagan, right?

00:00:15.420 No, that's not his best friend.

00:00:17.580 The man he said his best friend was his best friend will blow your mind

00:00:21.420 and shows you how far we have come as a nation in the wrong direction.

00:00:31.800 We have that coming up in just a second.

00:00:33.760 Some amazing stuff on Ronald Reagan that I've never heard before.

00:00:38.820 We have that.

00:00:40.260 Also, the New York Times has labeled salads racist.

00:00:46.840 A salad racist.

00:00:49.820 Also, amazing technology on artificial intelligence speech generators

00:00:58.280 has all kinds of ramifications.

00:01:01.800 And I'm reading this yesterday just for my own personal entertainment.

00:01:05.040 And then I listen to the speech generator and I can't believe what I'm hearing.

00:01:12.280 They can make the president, Hillary Clinton, and Barack Obama say pretty much anything.

00:01:19.820 Now, remember, this is version one, but it's pretty darn incredible.

00:01:26.500 Also, a woman goes out.

00:01:29.440 She buys a bedroom set, yard sale, something that never has happened to me, never will.

00:01:35.280 It's always...

00:01:36.120 You read about these stories and you're like, this can't be true.

00:01:39.280 A woman goes out to a yard sale. 0.82

00:01:40.820 She buys herself a bedroom set.

00:01:42.940 She starts going through the bedroom set.

00:01:46.560 We'll give you the whole story coming up in a minute.

00:01:49.140 Guess what she finds?

00:01:51.300 An original handwritten copy of the Declaration of Independence.

00:01:55.080 She's in Houston.

00:01:57.140 And a story of another woman, a reporter in Georgia, who has had her world turned absolutely upside down.

00:02:11.240 All for political correctness.

00:02:13.920 We're going to begin there right now.

00:02:16.000 I will make a stand.

00:02:19.240 I will raise my voice.

00:02:21.520 I will hold your hand.

00:02:23.940 Because we are one.

00:02:25.740 I will be my drum.

00:02:27.960 I have made my choice.

00:02:30.240 We will overcome.

00:02:32.540 Because we are one.

00:02:34.280 The fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.

00:02:38.220 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:02:41.980 Valerie Hoff, who we wanted to have on the program today, but her father is very, very ill.

00:02:53.160 And she has asked that we come back to her later.

00:02:57.500 So I don't know if we will, because this is a small story, but I think an important story.

00:03:02.000 And we pray for her father.

00:03:04.260 She is a veteran 11 Alive reporter.

00:03:08.780 Tonight on 11 Alive, she jokingly used the N word with the version, with the A at the end.

00:03:19.720 I can't believe we have to, that word, you watch Netflix, you watch anything, you listen to music, it's everywhere.

00:03:27.260 It's everywhere.

00:03:29.800 And if you're cool enough, if you're the right person, if you're black, you can certainly use it.

00:03:35.700 But boy, if you're white, you better not use that. 1.00

00:03:41.220 So she used that word in a private message to a black man on Twitter that he went and publicized.

00:03:48.180 Now listen to this story.

00:03:50.160 Here's what she said.

00:03:52.420 I was quoting something the gentleman had said in public tweet back to him in private, but it doesn't make it any less offensive, she wrote.

00:03:59.480 I was incredibly stupid and reckless.

00:04:03.160 I was in the middle of a pressure-filled day, trying to chase down the video of a man being beaten and kicked by two Gwinnett police officers,

00:04:10.240 which this particular gentleman had posted on Twitter.

00:04:13.480 I immediately apologized, and I continue to do so.

00:04:17.040 And I have offered my resignation to be effective immediately.

00:04:21.600 So what has she done?

00:04:23.840 Well, first of all, something really bad.

00:04:26.120 Let me just tell you what, 11 Alive, the general manager said.

00:04:31.700 11 Alive does not tolerate any form of racial insensitivity and aggressively enforces our standard policies.

00:04:39.700 We acted promptly to address this situation.

00:04:42.260 Valerie Hoff has chosen to resign and apologizes for her actions.

00:04:46.600 11 Alive is committed to treating the communities we serve with dignity and respect.

00:04:52.560 And we don't think calling ourselves 11 Alive is demeaning to you at all.

00:04:59.360 I look forward to being a stay-at-home mom, she says.

00:05:02.780 I'm going to work on my food and travel blog.

00:05:06.300 I mean, at least 5 Alive would rhyme.

00:05:08.480 What does 11 Alive even mean?

00:05:10.160 Why is it 11 Alive?

00:05:11.420 That's driving me crazy right now.

00:05:12.560 Because everyone on the station is alive!

00:05:15.060 There's 11 of us!

00:05:18.080 Not on camera, there's only 4 of us, or sometimes mainly 2 of us.

00:05:22.320 But then we had the sports guy, and if you've count the weather guy, there's 4 of us.

00:05:26.060 But you forget all the camera and lighting people.

00:05:29.460 11 Alive!

00:05:31.280 There are dead people on some of our competing stations.

00:05:35.020 Unlike our competitors, our hearts are beating!

00:05:37.780 All right.

00:05:39.660 So here's what happened.

00:05:41.440 Here's what happened.

00:05:42.780 The man who identified himself as Curtis Rivers had posted a video of a white police officer

00:05:49.200 punching a black motorist on his Twitter feed.

00:05:53.680 This reporter, Valerie Hoff, was trying to get permission to use it for a breaking news story. 1.00

00:05:59.420 On Twitter, Rivers had noted, publicly, that a lot of news N-words with an A were trying to track him down for the video.

00:06:10.700 It's a word he uses a lot, apparently, on his Twitter feed.

00:06:14.340 But it's totally fine for him.

00:06:16.760 In response to a private direct message, Hoff called herself,

00:06:22.400 I'm one of those, quote, news N-words.

00:06:27.180 At first, he wrote L-M-F-A-O-O, which I...

00:06:32.580 What is that?

00:06:33.520 Laughing my F-A-O-O-F.

00:06:37.540 But there's another O.

00:06:41.060 Outstanding?

00:06:41.840 I don't know.

00:06:42.980 I don't know.

00:06:44.280 It's the same logic as people.

00:06:45.440 L-M-F-A-O-O. 1.00

00:06:47.100 But then, he realized that she was white.

00:06:51.900 So, he responds, but then he checks in to Valerie Hoff at 11 alive and realize she's white. 0.53

00:07:03.840 He then says, why are you calling me that?

00:07:08.080 She explained she wasn't calling him.

00:07:10.600 She referred to her...

00:07:11.960 And he knows that.

00:07:12.700 Yes, he does.

00:07:13.400 He knows that.

00:07:14.180 That's why he was L-M-F-A-O-O. 1.00

00:07:18.320 Right.

00:07:18.780 Okay.

00:07:20.180 And she explained that she was referring to herself and quickly apologized.

00:07:26.640 Rivers said when he figured out she was not black, he became offended.

00:07:31.500 I just didn't think it's...

00:07:32.400 By the way, who's basing this on skin color?

00:07:34.380 When I figured out she was not black, I became offended. 1.00

00:07:38.180 Who is basing this incident on skin color here?

00:07:40.660 Just went through your photos and realized you aren't black.

00:07:42.940 All she did was quote back to him what he called her.

00:07:47.160 A news N-word.

00:07:48.420 Yeah, I'm one of those news N-words.

00:07:50.360 And now, all of a sudden, it's a federal offense and she's got to be fired for it. 0.77

00:07:54.540 And make no mistake, she was forced out.

00:07:56.680 She didn't just, oh, okay, I'll resign.

00:07:59.120 Yeah, after they told her to resign. 0.99

00:08:01.300 I can guarantee you any rational human being...

00:08:04.300 Unbelievable.

00:08:04.960 ...when they were called into the office

00:08:07.060 or they started to realize that their boss was not going to stand with them.

00:08:12.760 Any rational human being was going,

00:08:14.780 Wait, wait, hold it just a second.

00:08:17.640 First of all, I'm doing your bidding.

00:08:21.800 You're putting pressure on me to get the video.

00:08:25.660 Second of all, I'm using his language.

00:08:30.460 I am trying to approach him in a way he will understand

00:08:36.200 and it obviously worked because he laughed.

00:08:40.860 And so, I was going to get it until he was racist

00:08:46.680 and noticed that I was white.

00:08:50.160 It's unreal.

00:08:51.600 Not to mention, her goal here was to put a video on television

00:08:55.260 showing a white cop punching a black person.

00:08:58.260 Yes, she's so racist. 1.00

00:08:59.460 She's so racist. 1.00

00:09:01.100 She wants to uncover that.

00:09:03.040 Unreal.

00:09:03.720 He said, I just think it wasn't right for her to use that word

00:09:06.140 in regards to a person who is an African American.

00:09:08.820 No, you're an N-word.

00:09:10.900 You call yourself an N-word.

00:09:12.980 Why all of a sudden, when this is called up into question,

00:09:16.960 you're no longer you and your buddies, the N-word.

00:09:21.280 Now you're an African American.

00:09:22.940 And obviously, you're not calling him that.

00:09:24.480 He's calling himself that.

00:09:26.380 I'm sorry, yeah.

00:09:27.380 You're right.

00:09:27.920 You're pointing out.

00:09:28.380 Yeah, I just, go ahead.

00:09:30.160 Do all the legal stuff because there are people.

00:09:32.840 No, I'm being serious with you.

00:09:34.360 Because there are people in this audience, like Rivers,

00:09:37.400 who will be offended that I have an opinion about this man being a racist.

00:09:43.580 And they will be very upset that he can call himself that and all of his friends that.

00:09:52.300 But as soon as he wants some respect, he refers to himself and others as African Americans.

00:10:00.260 I'm sorry, I don't, I really don't understand this man being a trap that people set to make a point.

00:10:12.380 That's all they're doing.

00:10:13.880 That's all they're doing.

00:10:14.200 You're setting a trap.

00:10:15.420 You either live by it or you don't.

00:10:18.840 I'm sorry, but we all know, do as I say, not as I do, is bullcrap.

00:10:25.080 We knew it was wrong when our parents told us that.

00:10:28.040 We knew it was wrong, we know it's wrong when our president does it.

00:10:32.440 Well, I was just doing it.

00:10:35.420 I would go, kids shouldn't do that.

00:10:37.420 Really?

00:10:37.920 Kids shouldn't do that? 1.00

00:10:38.900 Well, thank you very much.

00:10:40.740 Do as I say, not as I do.

00:10:43.840 And obviously we sit here and we talk about racism a lot.

00:10:46.900 It can be very serious at times.

00:10:49.760 And it is serious at times.

00:10:51.700 But the issue here that really makes it serious is intent.

00:10:55.460 Intent.

00:10:55.900 If you look at the story, she's trying to expose an issue that could potentially have racial implications to support the African-American cause. 0.99

00:11:04.820 She's going to someone to put that on the news. 0.65

00:11:08.940 She's trying to expose these things. 1.00

00:11:10.820 If my assistant, Michelle, who is black, would come in to me in the morning and she would go, what's up, my honky? 0.99

00:11:23.000 We would laugh.

00:11:24.020 We'd have absolutely no problem.

00:11:26.420 And I wouldn't say, oh my gosh, Michelle, how dare you say that?

00:11:31.520 No, you're black. 0.99

00:11:33.700 How dare you call me a honky?

00:11:35.020 I'm an Anglo-Saxon.

00:11:36.460 I'm an Anglo-Saxon.

00:11:39.400 I mean, how dare you?

00:11:42.160 I wouldn't.

00:11:43.340 Because you know her intent.

00:11:45.440 Because I know her intent.

00:11:47.640 And you're believing the best about someone.

00:11:49.400 Correct.

00:11:49.720 Now, a guy comes in and he's African-American and he walks in and he's like, what's up, my honky?

00:12:02.720 I still am not offended.

00:12:04.740 I think that's a little odd.

00:12:09.140 But I'm still not offended.

00:12:11.860 Now, if he follows it with, you know what?

00:12:14.160 It's honkies like you that are destroying the world and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. 1.00

00:12:19.680 Then I know he's hostile.

00:12:20.760 And then you can judge him fairly based on it.

00:12:24.700 This is the exact opposite.

00:12:25.800 Look at what we've done now.

00:12:26.940 A guy writes, chink in the armor.

00:12:28.680 We assume the worst of him and assume he's making some sort of Asian slur.

00:12:34.280 A guy on a tennis broadcast with Serena Williams, or was it Serena or Venus?

00:12:38.300 I can't remember.

00:12:39.360 But they're playing tennis.

00:12:41.260 And he says these are guerrilla tactics.

00:12:44.400 And guerrilla, G-U-E-R-R-I-L-L-A. 0.99

00:12:47.220 He gets fired, even though his employer, ESPN, says they understand.

00:12:52.860 He wasn't saying G-U-R-I-L-L-A.

00:12:55.820 He wasn't calling her a guerrilla.

00:12:57.860 So his intent wasn't there.

00:12:59.180 And they knew he said something else.

00:13:01.340 But because some people on Twitter misunderstood the word and didn't understand it,

00:13:06.800 they fired him anyway.

00:13:08.900 Here is another situation where here's a woman who's actually in the act of doing the exact opposite of racism, 0.95

00:13:15.900 trying to expose a racial incident that would support that cause theoretically.

00:13:21.860 And she can't get the video.

00:13:23.120 She's trying to sweet talk someone and use his language and make him laugh. 1.00

00:13:27.340 She succeeds at doing that and still gets fired. 0.99

00:13:31.440 So here's the rest of my honky thing, because it goes right into that point.

00:13:35.920 I would think it weird if some guy walked in and is like, hey, what's up, my honky?

00:13:41.580 However, if we were all standing around and all of us were joking and all of us were like, what's up, my honky?

00:13:50.840 Hey, my honky?

00:13:52.640 What's up, my honky?

00:13:53.880 And we're calling each other honky.

00:13:55.820 And a guy who's standing there observing the whole thing wants to get in and wants to just come on in and just be like, hey, I'm cool, too.

00:14:05.840 What's up, my honky?

00:14:07.680 We would all laugh.

00:14:10.660 So it's not like her saying, I'm an N-word without context.

00:14:14.880 She's standing in a virtual crowd, a virtual crowd where everyone is using that language.

00:14:25.080 And the guy says, it's just these news N-words.

00:14:28.700 And she's like, what's up, my honky? 0.96

00:14:32.460 I'm one of those news N-words.

00:14:36.720 It's completely rational.

00:14:40.540 Completely rational.

00:14:42.000 There is absolutely no racism that is there, except he said, if she's bold enough to say that to me, being an African-American,

00:14:53.520 then I'm pretty sure this is the first time, this isn't the first time she's used that word.

00:14:59.880 May I just use another word?

00:15:02.000 Witch! 0.97

00:15:03.260 Witch! 0.97

00:15:05.040 She's a witch! 1.00

00:15:06.780 She doesn't float. 0.95

00:15:07.720 You're pretty sure.

00:15:08.440 Yeah, I'm pretty sure she's a witch. 1.00

00:15:12.000 I will make a stand.

00:15:16.780 I will raise my voice.

00:15:18.740 The fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.

00:15:21.740 To be our one.

00:15:23.400 This.

00:15:24.160 This.

00:15:24.980 Is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:15:27.740 Mercury.

00:15:31.000 The Glenn Beck Program.

00:15:33.700 I'll tell you, the left is overplaying its hand.

00:15:39.360 And it's very, very clear when you look at culture.

00:15:44.540 And I'm going to show you a couple of things from some cultural references that art and culture lead.

00:15:53.360 And art and culture, they're turning on the left and some of this craziness of political correctness.

00:16:05.060 However, I'm going to play something from Bill Maher here probably next break.

00:16:09.580 But I want you to hear a couple of the questions that lead up to this.

00:16:12.240 He still doesn't see the flaws logic here with Hillary Clinton and her loss.

00:16:19.640 Now listen to this.

00:16:20.180 Real time with Bill Maher and our sister network, HBO.

00:16:22.620 Bill, good to see you.

00:16:23.340 What do you make of Hillary Clinton's discussion about the reason she lost?

00:16:27.560 I don't think she's wrong.

00:16:31.600 I don't know why she needs to be coming back.

00:16:35.300 She had her turn and it didn't work out.

00:16:38.620 I compared her to Bill Buckner.

00:16:40.740 The ball rolled through her legs.

00:16:42.940 Having said that, she's right about the letter.

00:16:46.740 I don't understand why Director Comey didn't release both.

00:16:51.580 You know, he seemed to be in a tough place.

00:16:53.160 I get it.

00:16:53.760 He had to say something he thought 11 days before the election.

00:16:56.840 Why not say that and then also mention the stuff about Russia with Donald Trump?

00:17:02.400 That seemed to be, to me, the fair way to handle it.

00:17:06.500 When Hillary Clinton was asked...

00:17:08.800 I just don't...

00:17:09.560 I really...

00:17:11.000 Until the Democrats can get a handle on why Hillary Clinton lost, 0.81

00:17:15.980 they will never be able to make this step forward to being in step with the American people.

00:17:21.840 And I know a lot of people that are Democrats that don't want to admit this.

00:17:26.840 But I also know the vast majority of Democrats that I know do admit this.

00:17:31.800 She was an awful candidate. 1.00

00:17:34.200 She was an awful candidate. 1.00

00:17:35.840 She wasn't warm.

00:17:37.220 She's not likable. 0.98

00:17:38.460 She's got baggage like nobody has.

00:17:43.680 Like Paris Hilton actual baggage for an overnight stay,

00:17:49.920 which has got to be a hundred Louis Vuitton suitcases and trunks.

00:17:54.740 She's got baggage. 0.85

00:17:56.300 People don't trust her and they don't like her. 1.00

00:18:02.260 That's why she lost.

00:18:04.120 The Clintons overplayed their hand between the foundation,

00:18:10.480 which people have questions about.

00:18:13.560 You know, I don't know if it's dirty or not,

00:18:15.540 but man, I got some real questions.

00:18:17.640 What happened to all that money in Haiti?

00:18:19.700 What'd you do with that?

00:18:20.840 Then Benghazi, all the way back through the, through the nineties,

00:18:26.120 they, they have Clinton fatigue,

00:18:28.700 but that's not what he believes.

00:18:32.220 And I want you to hear his, his sexism charge.

00:18:36.020 And then where he takes on the Democrats in the left.

00:18:39.540 And I want to show you a couple of other pieces from culture.

00:18:41.740 When we come back.

00:18:42.980 This is the Glenn Beck program.

00:18:59.780 Mercury.

00:19:03.580 This is the Glenn Beck program.

00:19:06.140 Hello, America.

00:19:07.120 So Bill Maher is on CNN and he's talking to Jake Tapper and,

00:19:13.800 and he says, you know,

00:19:15.080 they're talking about Hillary Clinton coming out again and whining about why

00:19:18.120 she lost and not having any self-awareness at all.

00:19:20.980 I suck.

00:19:22.420 I suck.

00:19:23.280 Nobody likes me.

00:19:24.580 They like me because of Bill,

00:19:26.500 but if Bill wasn't around,

00:19:27.820 I would never have been a politician or anything that had gone above

00:19:32.780 possibly a mayor.

00:19:34.800 That would be woke Hillary. 1.00

00:19:36.480 That would be woke Hillary. 1.00

00:19:37.560 But she's not.

00:19:38.140 But she's not woke.

00:19:39.280 No.

00:19:39.640 So, um, she is,

00:19:41.820 nobody around her has enough courage to say,

00:19:44.960 Hillary, you're going to let this go, baby.

00:19:47.780 Because, uh,

00:19:49.240 you played a role in this.

00:19:52.240 Nobody likes you.

00:19:54.780 And you've just overstayed your welcome.

00:19:58.120 And if, I mean, honestly,

00:20:00.500 we've said this from the beginning,

00:20:02.420 my shoe could have beaten Hillary Clinton. 1.00

00:20:05.500 And I think that was proven out with Donald Trump.

00:20:10.160 Somebody that even most people on the right will say,

00:20:14.180 I mean,

00:20:14.740 I found it really hard to vote for the guy,

00:20:16.900 but I can't go for Hillary. 0.84

00:20:19.960 I mean,

00:20:20.580 that's basically saying,

00:20:22.060 I've got a shoe,

00:20:24.500 and, uh,

00:20:25.720 well,

00:20:26.940 my shoe isn't Hillary. 0.96

00:20:28.020 A lot of what happened here was you had two of the most flawed candidates in American history running against each other.

00:20:40.700 And it was a Sophie's choice in the negative.

00:20:46.860 You wanted to put them both on the train,

00:20:49.300 but you had to select one that stayed with you.

00:20:53.260 And that's what it was.

00:20:55.280 I want this one to go away,

00:20:56.940 and I don't want to see them again.

00:20:59.720 And that's the way everybody on the left felt about Donald Trump.

00:21:02.720 I'd like to put him on the train,

00:21:03.920 and I never want to think about him again.

00:21:08.220 So,

00:21:08.940 she's not self-aware enough to see,

00:21:12.140 it's just time to go away, Hillary.

00:21:14.340 It's time to go away.

00:21:15.780 You had your chance,

00:21:16.940 you blew it.

00:21:17.480 And until

00:21:18.720 people can be honest

00:21:20.980 and say,

00:21:22.040 look, she was a really flawed candidate,

00:21:24.380 they won't be able to move forward.

00:21:26.860 Now, listen to what Bill Maher says.

00:21:28.460 This is fascinating.

00:21:30.000 When Hillary Clinton was asked

00:21:32.320 at the event if misogyny

00:21:34.320 played a role

00:21:35.100 in her loss,

00:21:36.840 she said,

00:21:37.660 yes.

00:21:38.880 Do you agree?

00:21:41.560 Of course.

00:21:42.460 Absolutely.

00:21:43.340 I think we learned a lot about this country,

00:21:45.500 and we're learning more about it

00:21:47.220 as we watch what goes on

00:21:48.320 with Fox News every day.

00:21:50.520 That is a pretty remarkable turn of events,

00:21:54.120 but you think that that's about

00:21:55.780 a misogynistic problem

00:21:57.800 in American corporate culture

00:21:59.580 and not just a few bad apples,

00:22:01.760 I'm guessing.

00:22:03.880 Not just corporate culture.

00:22:05.800 You know,

00:22:06.060 I think race is more on the surface,

00:22:09.340 and people talk about it,

00:22:10.880 and there's movements like Black Lives Matter,

00:22:13.460 and I'm glad there are,

00:22:14.800 but I think we thought

00:22:16.580 we were further along

00:22:17.840 on the woman issue

00:22:18.740 than we are,

00:22:19.800 and I don't think we are.

00:22:20.920 Stop for a second.

00:22:22.120 I just,

00:22:22.660 I want to point this out,

00:22:23.820 that, okay,

00:22:25.520 maybe we aren't as far

00:22:26.780 as I thought we were

00:22:27.980 with women,

00:22:28.860 because we're not as far along

00:22:32.080 as I thought we were

00:22:33.780 on things like the Constitution.

00:22:36.020 You know?

00:22:36.640 We're not as far along

00:22:37.940 as I thought we were

00:22:39.540 on our principles

00:22:40.840 that bring us together.

00:22:42.220 We're not as far along

00:22:43.700 as I thought we were

00:22:44.840 on anger issues

00:22:49.740 and identity politics.

00:22:51.400 I thought that was one side,

00:22:52.880 but it is also the other side.

00:22:54.240 It's our side, too.

00:22:55.720 So,

00:22:56.100 maybe he's right,

00:22:57.720 but I don't,

00:22:58.320 about some of that,

00:22:59.740 that, you know,

00:23:00.200 maybe we're not as far along

00:23:01.680 as I think we are.

00:23:03.880 However,

00:23:04.500 to condemn America

00:23:06.100 as this blind country, 1.00

00:23:09.400 this jingoistic,

00:23:10.800 blind,

00:23:12.120 race-hating,

00:23:13.760 Muslim-hating country,

00:23:15.440 you have a guy

00:23:16.680 who grew up

00:23:17.960 in,

00:23:18.920 outside of America,

00:23:20.980 has the name,

00:23:22.140 chosen name,

00:23:24.220 of Barack Hussein Obama

00:23:27.200 while we're fighting

00:23:29.720 a guy named Hussein.

00:23:33.900 And Osama. 0.79

00:23:34.940 And Osama, 0.80

00:23:37.160 who is black.

00:23:38.840 Now,

00:23:39.560 when,

00:23:40.240 you know,

00:23:41.740 has the prime minister

00:23:43.840 of England

00:23:44.700 been black?

00:23:46.320 Has the prime minister

00:23:47.680 of Italy,

00:23:48.500 Germany,

00:23:49.260 France,

00:23:50.500 let's use some

00:23:51.160 of their countries,

00:23:52.100 Cuba,

00:23:52.980 Russia,

00:23:53.800 China,

00:23:55.460 have they had

00:23:56.540 black guys?

00:23:58.520 No.

00:24:00.380 Okay,

00:24:01.060 so,

00:24:01.680 here's a country

00:24:03.060 that not only

00:24:04.220 elected a black man

00:24:06.200 and even his

00:24:08.280 most vocal

00:24:09.640 foes,

00:24:11.100 me,

00:24:12.280 when he was

00:24:13.520 elected,

00:24:14.440 the very next day

00:24:16.460 I got on and said,

00:24:17.360 let's just take a minute

00:24:18.900 here

00:24:19.240 and just celebrate

00:24:20.920 the fact

00:24:21.640 that we're not

00:24:22.920 who everybody

00:24:24.160 says we are.

00:24:25.020 I'm thrilled

00:24:27.560 that that barrier

00:24:29.200 is now gone.

00:24:31.980 I'd be thrilled

00:24:33.240 for the barrier,

00:24:34.340 for a woman

00:24:34.820 to be president.

00:24:36.200 Who thinks that way?

00:24:39.240 Who thinks that way?

00:24:40.680 Your chosen candidate,

00:24:42.560 the vice president

00:24:43.920 of that ticket

00:24:44.800 was Carly Fiorina. 0.65

00:24:46.460 Yes.

00:24:47.180 Right?

00:24:47.660 I mean,

00:24:48.060 that was the one

00:24:48.500 you were rooting for.

00:24:49.380 Yes.

00:24:50.000 I mean,

00:24:50.420 you just don't

00:24:51.440 think this,

00:24:52.540 you don't think

00:24:53.260 this way.

00:24:53.900 I don't think

00:24:54.420 the vast majority,

00:24:55.640 now some do.

00:24:57.940 Okay,

00:24:58.220 but there's always

00:24:59.580 a group of people

00:25:01.200 in any size group

00:25:02.900 that have weird

00:25:04.640 beliefs or wrong

00:25:05.880 beliefs on something.

00:25:07.660 But now listen

00:25:08.180 to what he says.

00:25:10.020 Do you have the rest?

00:25:11.180 I mean,

00:25:11.720 there's something like

00:25:12.240 80 countries

00:25:13.000 who have had

00:25:13.820 a woman leader. 1.00

00:25:15.100 Pakistan has had 1.00

00:25:15.940 a woman leader. 1.00

00:25:18.120 But not the United States

00:25:20.020 of us.

00:25:21.060 Somehow we lagged

00:25:22.020 behind that.

00:25:22.960 And I know

00:25:23.740 a lot of people say,

00:25:24.540 yes,

00:25:24.740 I'd vote for a woman. 1.00

00:25:25.620 I just didn't want

00:25:26.380 to vote for that one.

00:25:27.600 Hold on just a second.

00:25:28.480 Have they had

00:25:30.100 a Christian leader?

00:25:32.580 Have they had

00:25:33.200 a Jewish leader?

00:25:34.440 Have they had a,

00:25:35.020 has Pakistan had 0.72

00:25:35.800 a white leader?

00:25:38.000 Have they had

00:25:38.660 an Indian leader?

00:25:41.140 I mean,

00:25:41.860 I just want to

00:25:42.840 throw out.

00:25:43.660 A Jewish leader? 0.95

00:25:44.540 A Jewish leader.

00:25:45.200 This is,

00:25:45.940 this is our world.

00:25:48.000 That's their world.

00:25:49.420 Well,

00:25:49.620 have they had,

00:25:50.200 they've had a woman leader. 1.00

00:25:51.460 Okay,

00:25:51.740 they've had a woman leader. 1.00

00:25:52.780 We've never had

00:25:53.220 a Pakistani leader,

00:25:54.220 but Pakistan has.

00:25:55.960 Well,

00:25:56.140 yeah,

00:25:56.480 so.

00:25:57.860 You're not comparing,

00:25:59.160 it's culture to culture,

00:26:00.280 dude.

00:26:00.880 Culture to culture.

00:26:01.780 Now listen,

00:26:02.400 there's more.

00:26:03.660 Well,

00:26:03.880 let's see next time

00:26:04.800 when there's another woman 1.00

00:26:06.620 put up for president.

00:26:07.680 And I don't know how,

00:26:08.300 I don't know when that's

00:26:08.840 going to happen.

00:26:09.340 It doesn't look like

00:26:09.940 anytime soon.

00:26:10.920 Well,

00:26:11.100 it might be Elizabeth Warren.

00:26:12.440 We don't know.

00:26:12.920 Let me ask you,

00:26:13.920 who are they?

00:26:14.540 Stop,

00:26:15.080 stop.

00:26:15.640 Instead of Carly Fiorina, 1.00

00:26:17.720 it might be Elizabeth Warren.

00:26:19.940 Elizabeth Warren,

00:26:20.980 another person

00:26:21.880 that even people

00:26:23.100 on the,

00:26:24.160 not hard left,

00:26:25.320 but on the,

00:26:26.140 on the democratic side,

00:26:28.480 say,

00:26:28.900 is too

00:26:29.700 hard

00:26:31.040 core

00:26:31.860 left.

00:26:32.900 Bernie Sanders,

00:26:34.780 but Bernie Sanders,

00:26:36.260 who's a woman 0.62

00:26:37.560 and younger,

00:26:39.060 but there's a lot of people

00:26:40.120 that think Bernie Sanders

00:26:41.220 is too far.

00:26:42.820 Go ahead.

00:26:43.560 Any of the 2020 possibilities,

00:26:45.380 any Democrats that,

00:26:46.240 that you like,

00:26:47.320 that you,

00:26:47.680 that you hope get into the race?

00:26:49.920 Listen to the sexist.

00:26:51.620 I still like Bernie Sanders.

00:26:53.280 Okay,

00:26:53.440 stop.

00:26:54.260 What an unbelievable sexist.

00:26:55.680 Everybody else is a misogynist,

00:26:57.360 but he still wants Bernie Sanders.

00:26:59.180 Now,

00:26:59.540 if there was a,

00:27:00.460 if there was a,

00:27:02.160 if there was a race

00:27:03.520 between Bernie Sanders

00:27:04.860 and Hillary Clinton, 1.00

00:27:06.040 oh,

00:27:06.540 wait a minute,

00:27:07.440 there was,

00:27:09.860 who was he pushing for?

00:27:11.700 What a misogynist.

00:27:12.400 Was he pushing for

00:27:13.620 the old white guy?

00:27:15.340 So great.

00:27:15.620 Or was he pushing for

00:27:17.020 Hillary Clinton

00:27:18.020 because he's not a misogynist?

00:27:21.000 No,

00:27:21.320 he is a misogynist.

00:27:22.880 He,

00:27:22.980 he pushed for

00:27:23.740 the old white guy.

00:27:25.000 I mean,

00:27:25.020 it's amazing.

00:27:26.480 That is awesome.

00:27:27.220 It is truly amazing.

00:27:28.480 Complete unawareness too.

00:27:29.820 Yeah.

00:27:30.240 They,

00:27:30.500 they are so self-unaware.

00:27:32.840 Right.

00:27:33.460 It's,

00:27:34.080 okay.

00:27:34.560 By the way,

00:27:34.920 Bernie's only eight years older

00:27:36.500 than Elizabeth Warren. 0.65

00:27:37.960 So let's not,

00:27:38.520 you know,

00:27:39.020 I think you'd have

00:27:39.940 a very similar profile

00:27:41.220 there of these two candidates.

00:27:42.320 I'm just saying the old white guy. 0.68

00:27:43.380 I mean,

00:27:43.720 I'm tired of the old white guy. 0.99

00:27:45.760 I'm just saying the age

00:27:46.440 isn't too much of a factor there.

00:27:47.580 Oh my gosh.

00:27:48.660 Stu,

00:27:49.200 why are you,

00:27:50.320 you said,

00:27:50.940 but younger.

00:27:51.940 And it's not,

00:27:52.480 yes,

00:27:52.840 technically.

00:27:53.200 Eight years.

00:27:53.700 Yeah,

00:27:53.860 eight years.

00:27:54.400 And why are you,

00:27:55.360 why are you always defending

00:27:56.560 the old white guys?

00:27:57.720 You just want a culture

00:27:59.320 full of old white guys 1.00

00:28:00.440 that started by old white guys.

00:28:02.620 What candidate would you like

00:28:03.520 if you had a choice

00:28:04.140 of any candidate?

00:28:06.480 I would like,

00:28:08.060 I don't know

00:28:09.200 if you have met

00:28:11.520 Raji Hussein Mao.

00:28:16.440 but it is a wonderful unit.

00:28:25.740 I don't want to say person

00:28:27.700 and I'm not going to assign gender,

00:28:30.580 but that's my,

00:28:33.160 that's the one that I think

00:28:34.720 if America wants to prove itself

00:28:36.560 and redeem itself,

00:28:38.680 it will vote for that.

00:28:42.760 Okay,

00:28:43.100 good.

00:28:43.420 Okay.

00:28:43.600 So there you go.

00:28:45.260 Now,

00:28:45.580 there's more

00:28:46.360 because what I want to show you is

00:28:48.420 they're overplaying their hand.

00:28:50.340 While they're overplaying their hand,

00:28:52.660 they are saying

00:28:53.600 they're overplaying their hand.

00:28:55.400 Do you have the other piece

00:28:56.440 from Bill Martin?

00:28:57.260 Now listen to this.

00:28:58.200 So,

00:28:58.940 what should Democrats do

00:29:00.020 to win over Trump voters?

00:29:03.100 Well,

00:29:03.600 I was just going to say,

00:29:04.540 a bit of it

00:29:05.600 should be

00:29:06.220 ease up on the identity politics.

00:29:08.500 Okay.

00:29:08.680 Now he just played

00:29:10.720 identity politics

00:29:12.220 and then he's saying

00:29:14.000 we should ease up on it.

00:29:15.940 Now,

00:29:16.700 when we come back,

00:29:18.380 I'm going to show you

00:29:19.880 culturally,

00:29:22.400 comedy,

00:29:24.440 television shows,

00:29:26.260 art,

00:29:27.180 that always leads the way.

00:29:29.980 It always,

00:29:31.580 when you start to see art

00:29:33.120 going a certain way,

00:29:34.820 and I use art

00:29:35.940 to cover a lot of things,

00:29:37.480 you see culture

00:29:39.180 start to move.

00:29:41.040 Culture is always

00:29:42.080 ahead of politics.

00:29:44.080 And I want to show you

00:29:44.800 a couple of things

00:29:45.520 that show,

00:29:46.660 again,

00:29:48.400 the culture

00:29:49.240 is being moved

00:29:50.340 away

00:29:51.260 from the identity politics,

00:29:54.480 all of the political

00:29:55.400 correctness,

00:29:56.640 all of the things

00:29:57.520 that you could be

00:29:58.320 woken up in the middle

00:29:59.360 of the night

00:29:59.840 and ask a question

00:30:00.920 and you went,

00:30:01.920 what?

00:30:02.820 What are you talking about?

00:30:04.140 Go back to sleep.

00:30:05.920 You're not making any sense.

00:30:07.480 You,

00:30:08.340 in a dead sleep,

00:30:10.160 could be able to say,

00:30:12.120 you who are

00:30:13.020 supposedly awake

00:30:14.480 aren't making any sense.

00:30:16.900 Go to sleep.

00:30:18.540 They're overplaying their hand

00:30:19.820 and the culture

00:30:20.600 is starting

00:30:21.320 to change.

00:30:22.660 This is the Glenn Beck

00:30:26.680 Program.

00:30:28.480 Mercury.

00:30:32.500 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:30:34.660 All right.

00:30:35.480 I want to show you

00:30:36.240 a couple of,

00:30:37.240 and can you set these up,

00:30:38.480 Stu?

00:30:38.720 These are two pieces

00:30:40.040 from two separate TV shows.

00:30:41.960 Yeah.

00:30:42.880 And I just want to show you,

00:30:44.120 culture always leads.

00:30:45.620 The Democrats

00:30:46.200 overplaying their hands?

00:30:47.640 Oh, yes, they are.

00:30:49.300 Listen to this.

00:30:49.860 This first clip is

00:30:50.680 The Birthday Boys

00:30:51.640 Sketch Comedy IFC

00:30:53.000 is the channel it's on.

00:30:54.800 Listen to this.

00:30:57.640 Hi, folks.

00:30:58.800 I wanted to take a moment

00:30:59.940 to call your attention

00:31:00.860 to something I find

00:31:01.940 quite interesting

00:31:02.720 that's been evolving

00:31:03.600 in our society.

00:31:04.680 If you haven't noticed,

00:31:05.640 the concept of what makes

00:31:06.880 a family has changed

00:31:08.280 quite a bit

00:31:08.820 in the 21st century.

00:31:10.240 Maybe it's not

00:31:10.760 what you're used to,

00:31:11.580 but sometimes a family

00:31:12.720 doesn't have to be

00:31:13.600 a mom,

00:31:14.220 a dad,

00:31:15.180 two kids,

00:31:15.920 a dog,

00:31:16.500 and a house

00:31:16.880 in the suburbs.

00:31:18.180 The contemporary family

00:31:19.540 can include a stepmother 0.92

00:31:20.680 or a stepfather.

00:31:21.720 Sometimes there are

00:31:22.400 two moms

00:31:23.060 or two dads.

00:31:24.380 A family can be

00:31:25.420 several children

00:31:26.220 and a loving aunt

00:31:27.040 or uncle.

00:31:27.720 A family can also

00:31:28.600 be a grandmother,

00:31:29.820 her grandkids,

00:31:30.880 and a helpful nanny. 1.00

00:31:32.520 A family can be

00:31:33.380 ten dads.

00:31:34.720 That's it,

00:31:35.280 just ten dads

00:31:36.120 with no kids.

00:31:37.100 A family can also

00:31:38.200 be ten kids

00:31:38.920 with not one dad

00:31:39.740 between the lot of them.

00:31:40.600 A family can be

00:31:42.200 one kid

00:31:42.780 all by himself

00:31:43.960 alone in the woods.

00:31:45.880 Or maybe a family

00:31:46.760 does have a mom,

00:31:48.060 a dad,

00:31:48.560 and two kids.

00:31:49.640 But take a closer

00:31:50.260 look at that dad.

00:31:52.960 He's a woman.

00:31:54.440 Let's say you've got

00:31:55.260 thirty kids,

00:31:56.060 a Hyundai Elantra,

00:31:56.940 and three quarts of milk.

00:31:58.400 That's a family.

00:31:59.380 A fat guy,

00:32:00.200 a watermelon,

00:32:00.940 and a stack of magazines?

00:32:02.660 Family.

00:32:03.480 How about a collection

00:32:04.400 of people who may

00:32:05.600 look very much

00:32:07.140 like a family,

00:32:08.200 but I promise

00:32:08.860 are of no relation

00:32:09.980 whatsoever?

00:32:10.600 Guess what?

00:32:11.920 I lied.

00:32:12.800 That's a family.

00:32:13.780 Sue me.

00:32:15.060 Or maybe you got

00:32:15.920 a family,

00:32:16.500 but then they get

00:32:16.980 all jumbled up

00:32:18.140 with some other family.

00:32:21.060 Family.

00:32:21.980 Picture, if you will,

00:32:23.100 the entire population

00:32:24.380 of Rhode Island.

00:32:25.800 Now picture

00:32:26.160 their Thanksgiving.

00:32:28.020 Let's take another

00:32:28.880 look at this family

00:32:29.860 whose dad turned

00:32:30.920 out to be a woman. 0.99

00:32:31.960 There's still something

00:32:32.520 fishy about them,

00:32:33.420 isn't there?

00:32:34.300 Maybe it's that mom.

00:32:36.060 Wait a second.

00:32:37.400 That's no woman. 1.00

00:32:38.780 That's a magazine.

00:32:39.680 A Jew,

00:32:40.960 a Catholic,

00:32:41.460 and a Muslim

00:32:41.900 walk into a bar.

00:32:43.100 Here's one sketch comedy.

00:32:45.940 We've played for you

00:32:47.160 several comedians.

00:32:49.500 Chappelle,

00:32:50.140 Jim Norton,

00:32:51.660 who's the other one?

00:32:53.580 No, we didn't play,

00:32:54.140 Louis C.K.

00:32:54.720 was on something else.

00:32:55.500 But I mean,

00:32:57.340 they're all moving

00:32:58.380 in the same direction.

00:33:00.340 Now listen to this.

00:33:01.060 What is this one from?

00:33:01.920 This one is from

00:33:03.360 Portlandia.

00:33:04.480 Okay.

00:33:05.320 Hi, I'm Fred.

00:33:06.680 And I'm Carrie.

00:33:07.780 This year for

00:33:08.440 National Coming Out Day,

00:33:09.540 we want people to know

00:33:10.460 that coming out

00:33:11.200 is for everyone.

00:33:12.840 There are lots of options

00:33:13.920 for coming out,

00:33:14.820 and we're here to help you

00:33:15.760 find a sexuality

00:33:16.500 that works for you.

00:33:19.540 Hi, I'm Tom here.

00:33:20.780 I am hetero plausible.

00:33:22.060 I'm not straight,

00:33:23.320 but just to appease

00:33:24.020 my parents,

00:33:24.660 I tell them I could be

00:33:25.800 and who knows.

00:33:26.840 I'm married.

00:33:27.540 I can't wait

00:33:28.220 to break up

00:33:28.600 with a guy I'm dating

00:33:29.220 and start dating women.

00:33:31.460 I'm a homo-nextual. 0.99

00:33:32.480 Next up,

00:33:33.480 that.

00:33:34.780 Hi, I'm Daniel.

00:33:36.300 I'm homo-logical.

00:33:37.540 Do the math.

00:33:38.560 I should be gay,

00:33:39.580 but I'm not.

00:33:40.940 I'm a homo-spec-tacle. 1.00

00:33:44.440 I'll totally kiss

00:33:45.080 another woman 0.89

00:33:45.560 to get the attention of men. 1.00

00:33:47.040 I've met

00:33:47.600 a lot of boyfriends

00:33:48.240 this way.

00:33:49.040 Hello, I'm Neil.

00:33:50.260 I'm hetero-speculative.

00:33:51.600 I'm into guys,

00:33:52.500 but, you know,

00:33:53.100 those ladies. 1.00

00:33:54.520 Hi, I'm Connie,

00:33:55.320 and I want to let everyone

00:33:56.200 know that I'm a hobo-sexual.

00:33:57.780 I'm really, really

00:33:58.760 into hobos.

00:33:59.640 Call me.

00:34:00.180 I probably don't have a phone,

00:34:01.200 so I'm going to come

00:34:01.860 find you.

00:34:02.720 Hi, I'm Rick.

00:34:03.700 I'm homo-textual.

00:34:04.640 A couple of same-sex,

00:34:05.520 flirty text messages

00:34:06.440 never heard anybody.

00:34:07.380 And guess what?

00:34:08.300 My wife's kind of cool with you. 0.97

00:34:09.240 I'm homo-casual.

00:34:10.160 May I just point out

00:34:12.320 that when the culture

00:34:14.660 starts to say these things

00:34:17.880 and the universities

00:34:23.200 and the politicians

00:34:25.520 and the so-called

00:34:26.860 civil rights leaders

00:34:27.960 are all saying

00:34:29.320 these things seriously,

00:34:31.320 you're in trouble.

00:34:33.440 Do you hear any of these things

00:34:34.940 about climate change?

00:34:36.620 Nope.

00:34:38.420 Nope.

00:34:39.320 They still take that

00:34:40.620 very seriously.

00:34:42.160 gender,

00:34:45.540 families can be,

00:34:47.480 you know,

00:34:48.200 a shoebox,

00:34:49.080 a magazine,

00:34:49.560 and a watermelon.

00:34:51.940 They're starting

00:34:52.760 to overplay their hand.

00:34:55.020 And,

00:34:55.260 I mean,

00:34:57.940 if they want to keep

00:34:58.820 their heads buried

00:35:00.020 in the sand,

00:35:00.660 great,

00:35:00.920 but it's good news

00:35:02.240 for people who believe

00:35:03.260 in common sense.

00:35:04.700 The culture is beginning

00:35:05.760 to turn.

00:35:06.360 This is

00:35:10.700 the Glenn Beck Program.

00:35:13.800 Mercury.

00:35:28.400 The Blaze Radio Network.

00:35:33.080 On Demand.

00:35:36.360 Who is Ronald Reagan's

00:35:38.060 best friend?

00:35:41.280 This is,

00:35:42.000 this is an amazing story

00:35:43.000 that we,

00:35:43.780 you've never,

00:35:44.660 you've never ever,

00:35:45.920 you just never ever heard.

00:35:47.280 You're going to learn

00:35:47.820 a few things

00:35:48.720 about Ronald Reagan

00:35:50.600 in the next few minutes

00:35:51.500 that I just find

00:35:53.020 fascinating

00:35:54.200 from Paul Kangor,

00:35:56.180 a good friend of the program

00:35:57.060 and a great

00:35:58.140 historical

00:35:58.940 writer.

00:36:01.060 Also,

00:36:01.660 we need to tell you about,

00:36:02.640 did you hear about

00:36:03.180 the couple

00:36:04.200 that sold their piano

00:36:05.480 to a music school

00:36:06.520 in England

00:36:07.240 and then

00:36:08.580 they had the,

00:36:10.020 the piano tuner

00:36:12.140 come in

00:36:12.680 and they,

00:36:13.120 he just couldn't get

00:36:13.960 the darn thing

00:36:15.120 to stay in key

00:36:15.960 and he's like,

00:36:17.240 there's something,

00:36:18.980 there's something

00:36:19.640 behind here

00:36:20.280 that's stopping.

00:36:21.180 He opens up the back

00:36:22.680 and hidden

00:36:23.780 in the piano

00:36:24.720 are

00:36:25.840 150 year old

00:36:28.100 gold coins,

00:36:29.960 bags full of them

00:36:31.700 hidden in this piano.

00:36:33.040 she's,

00:36:34.800 we're also going to tell you,

00:36:35.700 if you didn't hear that,

00:36:36.320 I'll tell you that,

00:36:37.460 but there's also

00:36:38.480 a Rockton woman 0.64

00:36:40.080 who found,

00:36:42.640 she,

00:36:42.860 she bought at a,

00:36:44.000 at a tag sale

00:36:45.820 or a yard sale,

00:36:47.080 she found

00:36:48.000 a bedroom set

00:36:49.640 from the 1920s.

00:36:52.500 People are just selling it.

00:36:54.340 She's like,

00:36:54.860 I like it.

00:36:55.480 She gets it home,

00:36:56.200 she opens it up

00:36:56.960 and there rolled up

00:36:58.500 in the back of it

00:36:59.380 is an original

00:37:01.320 handwritten copy

00:37:02.840 of the Declaration

00:37:03.900 of Independence.

00:37:05.880 She didn't believe it

00:37:07.240 until she brought it

00:37:08.020 to an appraiser

00:37:08.760 and the appraiser was like,

00:37:10.520 I've never seen one

00:37:12.680 like this

00:37:14.240 and this good of condition.

00:37:16.160 It's pristine.

00:37:18.400 Wow.

00:37:19.460 I have to tell you about that.

00:37:20.640 But first,

00:37:21.860 Ronald Reagan,

00:37:23.620 like perhaps you've

00:37:24.640 never seen him before.

00:37:26.560 Beginning right now.

00:37:28.660 I will make a stand.

00:37:30.920 I will raise my voice.

00:37:33.180 I will hold your hand.

00:37:35.560 Cause we are one.

00:37:37.400 I will beat my drum.

00:37:39.640 I have made my choice.

00:37:41.920 We will overcome.

00:37:44.220 Cause we are one.

00:37:45.940 The fusion of entertainment

00:37:48.000 and enlightenment.

00:37:50.080 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:37:54.640 Paul Kangor,

00:37:57.460 professor at Grove City College,

00:37:59.520 author of numerous books.

00:38:01.780 He has a new one out

00:38:02.800 about Ronald Reagan,

00:38:03.880 the extraordinary untold story

00:38:05.520 of the 20th century.

00:38:07.120 I don't want to tell you

00:38:07.860 the name of the book

00:38:08.780 because it will spoil

00:38:09.880 the surprise.

00:38:11.660 I would have thought

00:38:12.700 the best friend

00:38:14.360 that somebody that

00:38:15.420 Ronald Reagan would say

00:38:16.460 is my best friend

00:38:17.300 would be Nancy. 0.95

00:38:19.280 That's not what Paul found.

00:38:21.520 Paul, welcome to the program.

00:38:22.700 Hey, Glenn.

00:38:24.020 Thanks so much.

00:38:25.300 So,

00:38:25.740 how did you find this

00:38:28.200 about Ronald Reagan?

00:38:29.760 Where did you find this?

00:38:31.700 And,

00:38:32.000 and,

00:38:33.920 and were you shocked by it?

00:38:35.660 Not shocked,

00:38:36.360 but just shocked

00:38:37.480 that you didn't know it.

00:38:39.120 Yeah,

00:38:39.620 I'd say both,

00:38:40.480 really.

00:38:40.980 And in fact,

00:38:41.880 Nancy Reagan,

00:38:42.680 and here's the giveaway,

00:38:44.300 said that John Paul II

00:38:46.360 was her husband's

00:38:47.500 closest friend,

00:38:48.920 which is an amazing

00:38:49.800 thing to say.

00:38:50.460 So you had Ronald Reagan

00:38:51.480 referring to John Paul II

00:38:53.120 as his best friend,

00:38:54.380 and then Nancy said 1.00

00:38:55.980 that John Paul II

00:38:57.060 was her husband's

00:38:57.780 closest friend.

00:38:58.760 Isn't that amazing?

00:38:59.940 We've,

00:39:00.660 I've never heard that,

00:39:02.720 never known that.

00:39:04.580 That,

00:39:05.460 in many ways,

00:39:06.700 that completely

00:39:07.860 changes

00:39:09.000 my view

00:39:10.740 in a positive way

00:39:12.460 of Ronald Reagan

00:39:13.640 and who he was.

00:39:15.400 to be John Paul's

00:39:17.220 closest and best friend

00:39:19.920 is remarkable.

00:39:22.720 It is.

00:39:23.760 And I think,

00:39:24.820 look,

00:39:25.120 to be sure,

00:39:25.980 I think there's probably

00:39:26.960 a little bit of a

00:39:27.920 kind of genial

00:39:29.020 overstatement,

00:39:30.340 right,

00:39:30.660 on the part of Reagan

00:39:31.600 and saying that,

00:39:32.480 but,

00:39:32.680 but the first time

00:39:34.480 that I heard it,

00:39:35.140 it was about 10 years ago,

00:39:36.400 and somebody from

00:39:38.220 the Polish Solidarity

00:39:39.400 Movement

00:39:39.780 told me

00:39:40.440 about him

00:39:41.480 and three other members

00:39:42.560 of the Polish

00:39:43.060 Solidarity Movement.

00:39:44.000 They were visiting

00:39:44.800 with Reagan.

00:39:45.920 This would have been

00:39:46.400 the spring of 1989,

00:39:47.720 and Reagan was

00:39:49.600 no longer president.

00:39:50.860 He was at his

00:39:51.400 Century City office.

00:39:53.100 They were about to hold

00:39:53.960 these historic elections

00:39:55.300 in Poland

00:39:55.960 that would really,

00:39:56.860 I mean,

00:39:57.140 that's what really took down

00:39:58.140 the communist bloc,

00:39:59.160 those elections in Poland,

00:40:00.380 even before the Berlin Wall fell.

00:40:03.080 And he said,

00:40:03.680 he said,

00:40:03.880 you won't believe

00:40:04.380 this conversation.

00:40:05.780 We're talking to Reagan,

00:40:07.220 the old campaigner

00:40:08.240 who won 49 out of 50 states,

00:40:10.980 and we asked him

00:40:12.020 for some campaign advice,

00:40:13.480 and he looked at us

00:40:14.460 and he said,

00:40:15.000 yeah,

00:40:15.760 listen to your conscience

00:40:17.760 because that's where

00:40:18.780 the Holy Spirit

00:40:19.720 speaks to you.

00:40:22.060 What?

00:40:22.700 What was that?

00:40:23.660 And they gave him

00:40:24.080 a sort of puzzled look,

00:40:25.120 and then he turned

00:40:25.800 and he gestured

00:40:26.800 to a picture

00:40:28.080 on his office wall

00:40:29.740 of Pope John Paul II,

00:40:31.340 and he said,

00:40:32.300 he's my best friend.

00:40:34.120 He said,

00:40:34.380 yes,

00:40:34.680 you know I'm Protestant,

00:40:35.860 he's obviously Catholic,

00:40:37.240 but he's my best friend.

00:40:39.500 And when I started

00:40:40.580 asking people about this,

00:40:42.180 including Nancy Reagan,

00:40:43.360 who was great,

00:40:44.380 every time I had a question

00:40:45.620 for Nancy,

00:40:46.740 I usually sent it

00:40:48.040 by email or phone call,

00:40:49.620 and she would respond

00:40:50.820 to all of these.

00:40:51.840 She was wonderful

00:40:52.760 because she loved

00:40:54.000 John Paul II herself.

00:40:55.340 She said that

00:40:55.920 John Paul II

00:40:57.100 was her favorite leader

00:40:58.580 among everybody

00:40:59.960 that Ronnie met with.

00:41:02.140 And I think, Glenn,

00:41:03.260 what they both mean by that

00:41:04.760 is it's not like the two

00:41:05.840 were calling each other up

00:41:07.220 and talking about the ball game

00:41:08.860 or going fishing.

00:41:10.360 But I think what Reagan meant

00:41:12.300 was in terms of this

00:41:13.840 kind of historical

00:41:14.940 and spiritual,

00:41:16.560 he and John Paul II

00:41:18.280 both saw it this way,

00:41:19.660 this historical,

00:41:20.760 spiritual struggle

00:41:21.780 to take down

00:41:22.640 and defeat

00:41:23.300 this evil empire,

00:41:25.420 atheistic Soviet communism,

00:41:27.600 Reagan felt that

00:41:28.400 there was no better friend

00:41:29.980 or no closer friend

00:41:31.360 that he had

00:41:32.260 in that endeavor

00:41:32.920 than Pope John Paul II.

00:41:34.640 We're talking to

00:41:35.340 Dr. Paul Kangor,

00:41:37.360 a professor

00:41:38.220 and a great author,

00:41:40.920 written several books.

00:41:42.440 One of them is

00:41:43.780 that he did

00:41:45.180 with Mercury, Inc.,

00:41:46.020 The Communist,

00:41:46.700 which was about

00:41:47.200 Barack Obama's mentor,

00:41:48.400 Frank Marshall Davis.

00:41:49.640 Great researcher on history.

00:41:52.000 His new book is

00:41:52.820 A Pope and a President,

00:41:54.620 John Paul II,

00:41:55.660 Ronald Reagan,

00:41:56.300 and the Extraordinary

00:41:56.960 Untold Story of the 20th Century.

00:41:58.880 Paul,

00:41:59.160 they had this connection

00:42:01.760 of not only

00:42:02.420 bringing things down,

00:42:03.540 but I think they also had,

00:42:05.120 and you talk about it

00:42:05.880 in the book,

00:42:06.840 this connection

00:42:07.720 because they both felt

00:42:09.720 that they were

00:42:10.240 men of destiny

00:42:11.220 and they both

00:42:12.860 had an assassination

00:42:14.820 attempt against them

00:42:16.160 and they both survived,

00:42:17.980 which I think

00:42:18.940 hardened that

00:42:20.300 man of destiny

00:42:21.920 we're on God's side

00:42:23.980 kind of feeling.

00:42:26.120 Yeah,

00:42:26.320 that's exactly right.

00:42:27.140 And, I mean,

00:42:28.300 people forget this now.

00:42:29.660 Everybody remembers

00:42:30.500 that they were both shot,

00:42:32.300 but, I mean,

00:42:33.180 they were shot

00:42:33.860 only six weeks apart.

00:42:35.660 It was March 30th, 1981,

00:42:37.820 that Reagan was shot

00:42:39.160 by John Hinckley,

00:42:40.280 and then John Paul II

00:42:41.700 was shot

00:42:42.480 on May 13th, 1981.

00:42:44.900 And immediately

00:42:45.740 after Reagan was shot,

00:42:47.320 the Pope sent

00:42:47.980 his prayers to Reagan,

00:42:49.780 wishing him well

00:42:50.980 for a speedy recovery.

00:42:53.220 And then Reagan,

00:42:54.500 right after John Paul II

00:42:55.700 was shot,

00:42:56.540 immediately tried

00:42:57.400 to call the Vatican.

00:42:58.960 He called Cardinal Cook,

00:43:00.540 Cardinal Kroll

00:43:01.260 in New York and Philadelphia,

00:43:03.120 sent a letter off

00:43:04.080 to the Pope

00:43:04.640 saying that he was

00:43:05.440 horrified by this,

00:43:07.480 telling him

00:43:07.920 that he was praying for him,

00:43:09.800 had a personal letter

00:43:11.440 delivered to him

00:43:12.500 by Congressman Peter Rodino,

00:43:14.480 a Democrat

00:43:14.940 from New Jersey,

00:43:16.760 had it taken

00:43:17.300 all the way to Rome.

00:43:18.940 And, I mean,

00:43:19.600 they already had wanted

00:43:21.160 to meet with each other,

00:43:22.280 Glenn,

00:43:23.140 at least since early 1981

00:43:24.880 when Reagan was president.

00:43:26.520 And actually for Reagan,

00:43:27.520 he wanted to meet

00:43:28.200 with John Paul II

00:43:29.100 from the moment

00:43:29.960 that he saw footage

00:43:31.240 of the Pope

00:43:32.340 going to his homeland 0.98

00:43:33.180 in June 1979.

00:43:35.460 Reagan said,

00:43:36.520 we've got to get elected

00:43:37.800 and we've got to reach out

00:43:39.080 to him and the Vatican

00:43:40.340 and make them an ally.

00:43:42.500 So now,

00:43:43.500 with the two of them

00:43:44.220 being shot,

00:43:45.440 and people didn't know

00:43:46.460 this then either,

00:43:47.300 they both

00:43:48.400 very nearly

00:43:49.500 bled to death.

00:43:50.800 I mean,

00:43:51.300 they should have died.

00:43:53.200 The Pope needed

00:43:54.320 six pints

00:43:56.540 transfused of blood.

00:43:58.400 Reagan needed eight.

00:44:00.280 They both

00:44:00.980 should have bled to death

00:44:02.120 on their respective ways

00:44:03.600 to the hospital.

00:44:04.940 And then when they

00:44:05.520 finally got together

00:44:06.720 for the first time

00:44:07.780 at the Vatican

00:44:08.440 in June 1982,

00:44:10.020 they met for

00:44:10.700 about an hour alone,

00:44:12.360 and they confided

00:44:13.400 to one another

00:44:14.280 their mutual beliefs

00:44:15.720 that they believed

00:44:17.420 that God

00:44:18.000 had spared their lives

00:44:19.220 for a special purpose

00:44:20.540 to take down

00:44:21.780 atheistic Soviet communism.

00:44:24.380 Talking to Paul Kangor,

00:44:26.060 Paul,

00:44:27.940 this is,

00:44:29.240 I think,

00:44:29.660 new,

00:44:30.020 and I've never heard

00:44:30.600 this before,

00:44:31.680 that Reagan being shot

00:44:34.320 may have prevented

00:44:36.020 the Soviet Union

00:44:37.280 from invading Poland.

00:44:39.040 Is that true?

00:44:39.680 Right.

00:44:40.560 It's incredible.

00:44:41.660 It's an incredible story.

00:44:43.300 It was told to me

00:44:44.240 by someone

00:44:45.300 who was at the Berlin Station

00:44:46.920 at the time

00:44:48.380 in the late 70s

00:44:49.700 and early 1980s,

00:44:51.120 and I first heard this

00:44:52.060 about five years ago,

00:44:53.880 and I was blown away

00:44:55.880 by the possibility.

00:44:58.640 I spent a summer

00:44:59.820 at the Reagan Library

00:45:00.900 looking into this,

00:45:03.060 and it pretty much

00:45:04.420 checks out.

00:45:05.640 And here,

00:45:05.920 I mean,

00:45:06.140 look,

00:45:06.380 here's what we know.

00:45:07.280 Between about November 1980

00:45:09.940 and the time

00:45:11.120 that the Soviets

00:45:11.840 declared,

00:45:12.580 helped declare martial law

00:45:14.000 in Poland,

00:45:14.700 this would have been

00:45:15.200 December 1981,

00:45:17.140 everybody was on

00:45:18.280 pins and needles

00:45:19.160 that the Soviet Union

00:45:20.760 was going to invade Poland.

00:45:22.620 I mean,

00:45:22.880 we thought it was possible.

00:45:24.400 We're hoping it wouldn't happen,

00:45:26.000 thought it was possible.

00:45:27.300 I was told by my source

00:45:29.320 that he said,

00:45:30.420 you have no idea

00:45:31.200 how close this was.

00:45:32.540 He was decrypting

00:45:34.160 information

00:45:35.400 from the Soviets

00:45:36.780 throughout March 1981,

00:45:38.380 and he said

00:45:40.120 that he had information

00:45:41.360 that they were literally

00:45:42.580 ready to march

00:45:43.840 into Poland

00:45:44.720 on March 30th,

00:45:46.380 1981,

00:45:47.420 on that exact date,

00:45:49.540 March 30th,

00:45:50.240 1981.

00:45:51.520 And he said,

00:45:52.520 well,

00:45:52.660 why is that so profound?

00:45:54.240 Because,

00:45:54.660 of course,

00:45:55.040 Reagan was shot

00:45:56.080 on March 30th,

00:45:57.760 1981.

00:45:58.880 And he claims

00:46:00.860 that because

00:46:02.080 Reagan was shot

00:46:03.180 and the U.S. military

00:46:04.760 went on full nuclear alerts,

00:46:07.220 highest level

00:46:08.420 of DEFCON.

00:46:09.740 Al Haig,

00:46:10.580 you know,

00:46:10.860 stomped into the White House,

00:46:12.400 said,

00:46:12.720 I'm in charge here.

00:46:14.240 And it's funny

00:46:14.660 because everybody

00:46:15.100 made fun of Haig

00:46:16.100 for that.

00:46:16.980 But the Soviets 0.90

00:46:18.020 saw that

00:46:18.940 and they said,

00:46:20.380 Al Haig,

00:46:21.480 you know,

00:46:21.720 former Supreme

00:46:22.600 Allied Commander

00:46:23.640 of NATO,

00:46:24.580 he's no one

00:46:25.000 to mess around with.

00:46:26.740 And they saw

00:46:27.460 the DEFCON alert

00:46:28.820 and my source

00:46:30.300 told me

00:46:30.820 they were ready

00:46:31.940 to go

00:46:32.520 and then when

00:46:33.240 Reagan was shot,

00:46:34.380 that's what called

00:46:35.220 off the whole thing.

00:46:36.520 Wow.

00:46:37.260 And I think,

00:46:38.540 go ahead.

00:46:39.000 I think it's accurate.

00:46:41.000 Let me go back

00:46:42.360 to the assassination

00:46:43.120 on the Pope.

00:46:45.420 You have in your book

00:46:46.920 new details

00:46:47.680 that the KGB

00:46:49.380 was involved

00:46:51.280 in the Pope's assassination.

00:46:53.920 That's right.

00:46:54.840 And we've long suspected

00:46:56.520 that the Soviets

00:46:57.220 were involved.

00:46:58.180 John Paul II,

00:46:59.480 Glenn,

00:46:59.740 thought it

00:47:00.460 as early

00:47:01.460 as basically

00:47:02.080 July 1981.

00:47:04.180 In fact,

00:47:04.700 when he got

00:47:05.300 to the hospital

00:47:05.980 before he passed out,

00:47:07.480 he said to the nurse,

00:47:08.660 how could they do it?

00:47:10.640 How could they do it?

00:47:12.380 You know,

00:47:12.600 they meaning who?

00:47:13.520 The one guy

00:47:14.100 that lifted his gun,

00:47:15.400 Mahmoud Asha,

00:47:16.520 and shot him?

00:47:17.520 I mean,

00:47:17.820 he suspected

00:47:18.420 right away

00:47:19.100 that something

00:47:19.660 was going on.

00:47:20.340 He was telling people

00:47:21.180 by late 81,

00:47:22.940 his aides

00:47:23.860 and confidants,

00:47:24.700 that he thought

00:47:25.180 that Moscow ordered it.

00:47:27.280 Reagan,

00:47:27.800 Bill Casey

00:47:28.820 at the CIA.

00:47:30.360 Casey called

00:47:30.960 a very tight meeting

00:47:32.440 of the National

00:47:33.160 Foreign Intelligence Board

00:47:34.580 on F Street

00:47:35.660 in Washington

00:47:36.340 the very next morning,

00:47:37.620 May 14th,

00:47:38.460 wanted to know

00:47:39.040 what Moscow was up to.

00:47:41.100 Bill Clark

00:47:41.920 of the National

00:47:42.480 Security Council.

00:47:44.000 So they all

00:47:44.760 suspected Moscow.

00:47:46.420 Then when word

00:47:47.160 got out

00:47:47.600 that the Bulgarians

00:47:48.560 were involved,

00:47:49.880 and you and Pat

00:47:51.400 and Stu

00:47:51.840 know in your Cold War

00:47:52.820 history,

00:47:53.860 you know what

00:47:54.700 the Bulgarians

00:47:55.400 were like.

00:47:55.960 I mean,

00:47:56.120 they were stooges

00:47:57.160 of the Soviet Union.

00:47:58.840 Some people

00:47:59.200 called Bulgaria 0.56

00:48:00.160 the 16th Soviet Republic.

00:48:02.980 So when they heard

00:48:04.080 that Bulgaria 1.00

00:48:04.740 was involved

00:48:05.680 and was behind

00:48:06.800 Mahomet Asha,

00:48:08.380 that immediately

00:48:09.120 raised red flags,

00:48:11.540 pun intended.

00:48:13.000 And when they heard

00:48:14.760 Bulgaria,

00:48:15.380 they thought,

00:48:15.940 okay,

00:48:16.280 Moscow had to

00:48:17.420 have been involved.

00:48:18.460 But they kept

00:48:19.140 all of this quiet

00:48:20.240 until Casey

00:48:21.440 ordered a truly

00:48:23.000 super secret

00:48:24.260 investigation

00:48:25.040 at the CIA.

00:48:26.020 and this is really

00:48:26.760 kind of the blockbuster

00:48:27.920 thing that I've

00:48:29.160 broken in this book.

00:48:31.520 And Casey,

00:48:32.440 this was a very

00:48:33.100 tight investigation.

00:48:34.520 I was told

00:48:35.080 it was spearheaded

00:48:35.740 by two young women,

00:48:37.580 one of them

00:48:38.200 in her late 20s,

00:48:39.080 early 30s,

00:48:40.260 another in her

00:48:41.000 early 40s.

00:48:42.260 And they came

00:48:43.180 to the conclusion

00:48:44.000 that Moscow

00:48:45.520 did in fact

00:48:46.600 order the hit

00:48:47.440 on the Pope.

00:48:48.560 And specifically,

00:48:49.800 it was through

00:48:50.400 the Soviet GRU,

00:48:52.420 military intelligence.

00:48:53.900 They're the ones

00:48:54.520 that organized it.

00:48:56.000 But they did it

00:48:56.860 with the go-ahead

00:48:57.780 and the approval

00:48:58.540 of Yuri Andropov

00:49:00.380 at the KGB.

00:49:01.740 How much,

00:49:02.540 and I'm trying

00:49:03.040 to think of

00:49:03.600 the timing here,

00:49:05.080 I think it was

00:49:06.500 after the assassination,

00:49:08.580 how much did

00:49:09.440 this play a role

00:49:10.980 in Ronald Reagan

00:49:12.640 having zero doubt

00:49:14.900 or fear

00:49:15.740 of labeling

00:49:16.640 the Soviet Union

00:49:17.840 an evil empire?

00:49:19.800 Well,

00:49:20.320 that's a good question.

00:49:21.320 Reagan said that

00:49:22.440 in March of 83.

00:49:24.320 Right.

00:49:24.700 And I think for Reagan,

00:49:26.260 I mean,

00:49:26.560 he always knew

00:49:27.200 they were evil.

00:49:28.020 He had been calling

00:49:28.820 them evil.

00:49:30.060 But I mean,

00:49:30.480 you knew that

00:49:32.420 they were evil,

00:49:33.180 but even the Pope

00:49:33.940 said,

00:49:34.400 how could they do this?

00:49:36.280 Right.

00:49:36.540 To go and try

00:49:38.920 to assassinate

00:49:39.880 the Pope

00:49:40.500 in a guy

00:49:41.700 who sees

00:49:42.280 a black and white

00:49:43.220 world already,

00:49:45.620 that just pushes

00:49:46.800 you into a whole

00:49:47.700 new level of evil.

00:49:49.760 That's right.

00:49:50.460 It really does.

00:49:51.680 And I mean,

00:49:52.060 it doesn't surprise me

00:49:53.160 knowing the way

00:49:54.220 that the Soviet Union,

00:49:55.560 they had been killing

00:49:56.460 priests and bishops,

00:49:58.140 Russian Orthodox Church,

00:50:00.080 rabbis,

00:50:01.060 Roman Catholic priests,

00:50:02.620 Protestant priests.

00:50:03.180 They've been doing this

00:50:03.800 since 1917.

00:50:05.520 I mean,

00:50:05.840 they killed hundreds,

00:50:06.840 if not thousands.

00:50:07.980 They were blowing up churches.

00:50:10.340 Reagan knew that history.

00:50:11.600 John Paul II knew it

00:50:12.840 from being in Poland,

00:50:13.720 where they harassed him

00:50:15.160 since about the 1950s.

00:50:17.700 So really,

00:50:18.340 I think kind of

00:50:18.840 the answer to your question,

00:50:20.220 Glenn,

00:50:21.040 whereas a lot of

00:50:22.220 the establishmentarians

00:50:23.620 in the State Department

00:50:24.820 and the CIA

00:50:25.620 couldn't imagine

00:50:27.020 that the Soviets

00:50:27.700 would descend

00:50:28.780 to that level,

00:50:30.420 Reagan and Bill Casey

00:50:32.360 and John Paul II

00:50:34.180 and guys like Bill Clark,

00:50:35.820 they had no problem

00:50:36.940 at all imagining

00:50:37.840 the Soviets.

00:50:38.440 I want to go,

00:50:39.520 I have to take a break,

00:50:40.520 but I want to come back

00:50:41.200 with you and talk to you.

00:50:42.800 We're talking to Paul Kangor.

00:50:44.220 His new book is

00:50:45.920 A Pope and a President.

00:50:47.860 You get into something

00:50:48.580 that I wasn't aware of

00:50:49.720 and maybe others are,

00:50:51.040 that the Pope was

00:50:52.620 a big scholar

00:50:55.480 or a big fan,

00:50:56.760 I don't know how

00:50:57.260 you would describe it,

00:50:58.220 of the secrets of Fatima,

00:51:00.400 which I would like you

00:51:01.940 to describe

00:51:02.840 what those secrets

00:51:03.800 of Fatima are,

00:51:05.740 how the Vatican

00:51:07.840 has the last parts

00:51:09.480 of the secrets of Fatima.

00:51:10.940 Did Reagan know

00:51:12.000 any of that?

00:51:12.720 And the role

00:51:14.020 that those secrets

00:51:14.900 played with Russia,

00:51:17.360 something that nobody

00:51:19.460 would have wanted

00:51:20.460 to know about the president

00:51:22.780 at the time,

00:51:24.600 the press would have

00:51:25.640 had a field day

00:51:26.820 with that,

00:51:27.980 but I'd like to hear

00:51:28.900 about his connections

00:51:29.940 with the secrets

00:51:30.540 of Fatima and the Pope

00:51:31.760 coming up in just a second.

00:51:33.400 The name of the book,

00:51:34.440 again,

00:51:34.680 is A Pope and a President,

00:51:36.140 fascinating and new material

00:51:38.420 on Ronald Reagan

00:51:39.980 and the Pope.

00:51:41.080 Sponsor of this half hour

00:51:41.800 is My Patriot Supply.

00:51:43.580 Yesterday,

00:51:44.280 two U.S. B-1 bombers

00:51:46.000 departed Anderson Air Force Base

00:51:48.020 in Guam

00:51:48.720 and they conducted

00:51:50.000 a joint drill

00:51:51.300 with South Korea

00:51:52.900 and Japan.

00:51:54.600 They flew over

00:51:55.600 the North Korean peninsula

00:51:57.900 and they flew close

00:51:59.660 to the 39th parallel.

00:52:01.800 Why?

00:52:03.240 The reason why

00:52:04.520 is they are showing,

00:52:06.200 they showed off

00:52:07.060 our stealth

00:52:08.080 and our B-1 bombers

00:52:11.160 saying to North Korea,

00:52:13.300 they flew close enough

00:52:15.020 to the zone

00:52:16.280 for them to know

00:52:17.560 what they were

00:52:18.160 to say,

00:52:18.800 we can knock out

00:52:20.100 all of your infrastructure.

00:52:21.640 Does the 39th parallel

00:52:22.860 scare them

00:52:23.960 as much as the 38th does?

00:52:25.220 I'm sorry,

00:52:25.500 the 38th parallel.

00:52:26.520 Thank you.

00:52:27.860 No, it doesn't.

00:52:28.980 It doesn't.

00:52:29.760 Okay, thank you.

00:52:30.360 You're listening

00:52:33.700 to The Glenn Beck Program.

00:52:36.740 Okay.

00:52:40.420 The Glenn Beck Program.

00:52:42.760 We're talking to

00:52:43.440 Dr. Paul Kangor,

00:52:45.220 great friend of the show

00:52:46.500 and a great,

00:52:47.920 brilliant historian

00:52:49.260 and writer.

00:52:50.600 A Pope and a President

00:52:51.480 is his new book

00:52:52.560 and before we move

00:52:53.820 into the secrets

00:52:54.380 of Fatima,

00:52:55.560 Paul,

00:52:55.900 I want to go back

00:52:56.900 to what you said

00:52:57.860 about the Soviets

00:53:01.300 planning on invading Poland 1.00

00:53:03.940 the day of Ronald Reagan's shooting

00:53:07.540 and if it wasn't that

00:53:10.100 Ronald Reagan was shot that day,

00:53:13.040 they were going to invade.

00:53:15.180 A couple of things on that.

00:53:16.800 If they would have invaded,

00:53:19.180 even without Al Haig,

00:53:20.980 America would have immediately assumed 0.88

00:53:23.340 it was the Soviet Union

00:53:24.760 that was behind this assassination

00:53:27.660 attempt,

00:53:28.400 which would have been false,

00:53:29.560 but we would have immediately assumed

00:53:31.720 that that was not a coincidence.

00:53:35.260 That's right.

00:53:35.980 And even if it wasn't

00:53:37.980 for the shooting,

00:53:39.720 if they would have invaded,

00:53:42.260 we may have gone

00:53:44.100 to nuclear war over that.

00:53:47.380 That's right.

00:53:48.220 Yeah, that would have been

00:53:49.300 absolutely and utterly devastating

00:53:51.280 and I think one of the reasons

00:53:52.800 why they pulled back Glenn

00:53:54.160 is because people might have linked it

00:53:56.500 to the shooting,

00:53:57.540 to the shooting of Reagan.

00:53:58.920 I mean, it turns out,

00:53:59.780 of course,

00:54:00.060 it was John Hinckley

00:54:01.000 and he was just trying

00:54:02.000 to get the attention

00:54:02.740 of Jodie Foster.

00:54:04.520 He wasn't involved

00:54:05.460 in any international conspiracy

00:54:07.140 whatsoever,

00:54:07.720 but people would have

00:54:09.080 definitely thought of that

00:54:10.300 and something I think

00:54:11.480 that's even more profound

00:54:12.680 on a spiritual level

00:54:13.700 about this.

00:54:14.700 Stand by,

00:54:15.400 stand by,

00:54:16.140 stand by.

00:54:17.400 Hold on to that.

00:54:18.400 We have to take a quick break.

00:54:19.540 We'll come back,

00:54:20.220 get that profound

00:54:21.280 spiritual thing

00:54:22.280 which will lead us

00:54:23.400 into Ronald Reagan,

00:54:25.920 the Pope,

00:54:27.300 Russia,

00:54:28.420 and the secrets of Fatima

00:54:30.840 which are phenomenal.

00:54:34.300 But to hear the connection

00:54:35.220 with Ronald Reagan

00:54:36.080 is doubly phenomenal.

00:54:39.320 Back with Paul Kangor next.

00:54:41.280 We are one.

00:54:46.060 The Glenn Beck Program.

00:54:49.100 Mercury.

00:54:49.780 Mercury.

00:54:51.280 The Glenn Beck Program.

00:54:55.620 Hello, America.

00:54:56.940 Welcome to the

00:54:57.400 Glenn Beck Program.

00:54:58.600 We're back with Dr. Paul Kangor,

00:55:00.520 author of the new book

00:55:01.580 A Pope and a President.

00:55:04.000 John Paul II,

00:55:05.100 Ronald Reagan,

00:55:05.860 and the extraordinary

00:55:06.560 untold story

00:55:07.360 of the 20th century.

00:55:08.700 We started with

00:55:09.500 Ronald Reagan said

00:55:10.840 his best friend

00:55:11.680 was Pope John Paul.

00:55:13.720 They had this incredibly

00:55:14.920 tight relationship.

00:55:16.860 We found out

00:55:17.680 in Paul's new book

00:55:18.880 exposes the

00:55:20.220 KGB

00:55:21.380 or I'm sorry

00:55:21.980 the Soviet plot

00:55:23.040 to go into Poland

00:55:25.100 the day that

00:55:26.600 Ronald Reagan,

00:55:27.240 you want to talk about

00:55:28.000 divine destiny,

00:55:29.140 the day that

00:55:29.840 Ronald Reagan

00:55:30.600 was shot

00:55:32.180 and they didn't

00:55:34.820 go in

00:55:35.380 because they knew

00:55:36.920 that the world

00:55:37.820 or America

00:55:38.640 might say,

00:55:40.120 my gosh,

00:55:41.760 the Soviets

00:55:42.460 shot Reagan

00:55:43.580 so they could go

00:55:44.700 into Poland

00:55:45.280 and Al Haig

00:55:46.140 steps up

00:55:46.720 and says,

00:55:47.100 I'm in charge

00:55:47.680 and they freaked out

00:55:48.660 about that.

00:55:49.900 So all of these things

00:55:51.500 that we thought

00:55:51.920 were so bad

00:55:52.620 may have actually

00:55:53.460 saved the world

00:55:54.460 from a nuclear winter.

00:55:56.060 Paul,

00:55:56.640 you were saying

00:55:57.140 there's an even more

00:55:58.820 miraculous side

00:55:59.700 to this?

00:56:00.120 Well,

00:56:01.140 those words

00:56:02.420 divine destiny,

00:56:03.640 Glenn,

00:56:03.980 I mean,

00:56:04.320 that's what nails it.

00:56:05.960 You got it exactly right.

00:56:07.620 And it's fascinating

00:56:08.540 because Ronald Reagan

00:56:10.000 always believed

00:56:10.880 and his mother,

00:56:11.800 his very devout mother

00:56:13.500 had taught him this

00:56:14.400 since he was a little boy.

00:56:15.780 She said,

00:56:16.460 God has a plan

00:56:17.480 for everything,

00:56:18.500 Ronnie.

00:56:19.160 All the bad things

00:56:20.420 that are going to happen

00:56:21.220 to you,

00:56:22.060 God can bring good

00:56:23.520 out of these bad things,

00:56:25.280 especially if you're faithful.

00:56:27.400 So he always believed

00:56:28.500 that bad things happen

00:56:29.640 for a good purpose.

00:56:30.680 And I could show you

00:56:31.820 dozens of letters,

00:56:33.180 Reagan as far back

00:56:34.160 as the 1960s

00:56:35.460 as governor,

00:56:36.440 writing these nice,

00:56:37.980 sweet letters

00:56:38.660 to a widow

00:56:40.220 who he read about

00:56:41.260 in the newspaper

00:56:42.020 who lost her husband

00:56:44.400 because he was a policeman

00:56:45.860 and he was shot.

00:56:47.260 And Reagan would say things like, 0.59

00:56:48.500 I know this is really hard,

00:56:50.320 but God can bring good

00:56:52.180 out of this.

00:56:52.920 It was almost like

00:56:53.540 this divine plan theology

00:56:55.480 that he had.

00:56:56.160 And so here,

00:56:57.480 of all things,

00:56:58.700 could it be that

00:56:59.420 his near-death experience

00:57:01.260 averted geopolitical catastrophe?

00:57:05.180 And it's possible

00:57:06.500 that it did.

00:57:07.200 And what makes it

00:57:07.800 even more intriguing,

00:57:08.800 Glenn,

00:57:09.340 is that Reagan

00:57:10.180 never knew this

00:57:11.280 because what I was told

00:57:13.480 about this

00:57:14.240 from the source

00:57:15.220 in the book,

00:57:15.840 we call him Jack,

00:57:17.860 he shared this

00:57:19.680 about 10 years ago.

00:57:21.740 We believe that

00:57:23.080 Bill Casey went over

00:57:24.340 and talked to him

00:57:25.220 about it

00:57:25.740 in field station Berlin,

00:57:27.320 but I don't know

00:57:28.460 that Reagan ever knew

00:57:29.780 that him taking that bullet

00:57:31.980 might well have averted

00:57:34.060 the Soviets

00:57:34.640 from invading Poland.

00:57:36.080 You know,

00:57:36.260 it's interesting

00:57:36.680 because the left

00:57:38.100 likes to make

00:57:40.600 Ronald Reagan

00:57:41.300 into a zealot

00:57:42.240 when it's to their convenience,

00:57:43.820 but they also

00:57:44.560 will always throw up

00:57:46.300 that he wasn't

00:57:47.140 a religious man,

00:57:48.140 he wasn't,

00:57:48.620 and he doesn't strike me

00:57:52.160 as a religious man,

00:57:53.400 but he strikes me

00:57:54.620 as a very devout man,

00:57:56.880 a big believer in God,

00:57:59.720 and I think his optimism

00:58:01.080 comes from

00:58:02.000 that same belief

00:58:03.260 that I have

00:58:04.020 that, you know,

00:58:05.360 yes,

00:58:05.920 it could get bad,

00:58:07.620 but it will be great

00:58:09.160 on the other side.

00:58:10.340 What strikes me

00:58:12.180 as odd

00:58:14.800 knowing Ronald Reagan

00:58:17.260 the way

00:58:18.280 history has portrayed him

00:58:20.440 as this

00:58:21.100 irreligious guy

00:58:22.220 is his fascination

00:58:24.260 with

00:58:24.940 Our Lady of Fatima

00:58:27.060 and the Fatima secrets.

00:58:29.200 First,

00:58:29.560 for anybody

00:58:29.880 who doesn't know that,

00:58:30.780 can you explain

00:58:31.460 what the secrets are

00:58:32.680 and then Ronald Reagan's

00:58:34.500 connection to them?

00:58:36.020 Sure.

00:58:36.320 One of the reasons

00:58:36.900 I love your show

00:58:38.040 is that you're willing

00:58:38.580 to talk about

00:58:39.300 things like this.

00:58:41.260 Those people

00:58:42.060 aren't willing

00:58:43.220 to go here,

00:58:44.320 but I couldn't ignore

00:58:45.160 it in the book.

00:58:46.900 Look,

00:58:47.360 John Paul II

00:58:49.060 was shot

00:58:49.800 on May 13,

00:58:51.620 1981,

00:58:52.800 which every Catholic

00:58:54.160 knows

00:58:54.680 is the feast day

00:58:55.780 of Our Lady of Fatima,

00:58:57.380 and I say very carefully

00:58:58.520 in the book,

00:58:59.220 you know,

00:58:59.460 if you're not Catholic,

00:59:00.760 you're probably going

00:59:01.540 to find this

00:59:02.660 very suspect,

00:59:03.940 you might shrug it

00:59:05.120 off,

00:59:05.360 but you need

00:59:05.780 to understand it

00:59:06.640 because John Paul II

00:59:08.440 was totally motivated

00:59:09.820 by this,

00:59:10.380 and Reagan

00:59:10.760 was fascinated

00:59:11.520 by it.

00:59:12.680 But it's,

00:59:14.840 Catholics believe, 0.97

00:59:16.720 and this has been

00:59:17.500 an officially approved

00:59:18.760 miracle and series

00:59:20.180 of apparitions

00:59:21.020 in the Catholic Church.

00:59:22.620 There have been

00:59:23.100 thousands of these

00:59:24.160 claimed over the centuries,

00:59:25.900 and the Church

00:59:26.360 has only approved,

00:59:27.680 I think,

00:59:27.960 less than a dozen of them.

00:59:29.420 But it is the belief

00:59:30.880 that Mary,

00:59:32.320 the Blessed Mother,

00:59:33.300 appeared,

00:59:33.820 in this little

00:59:35.500 Portugal village

00:59:36.860 called Fatima

00:59:37.680 between May 13,

00:59:39.180 1981,

00:59:40.040 and October,

00:59:40.660 or 1917,

00:59:42.160 and October 13,

00:59:43.480 1917.

00:59:44.960 And amid these

00:59:46.140 appearances,

00:59:47.100 the Lady of Fatima

00:59:48.160 issued three predictions,

00:59:49.960 and one of them

00:59:50.820 was that World War I

00:59:52.500 would end soon,

00:59:53.600 but another war

00:59:54.660 would start

00:59:55.200 not that long

00:59:55.960 after that,

00:59:56.840 so World War II.

00:59:58.000 The second was

00:59:59.140 the rise of communism

01:00:00.500 in Bolshevik Russia.

01:00:02.360 And keep in mind,

01:00:03.180 that didn't break out

01:00:04.640 until October of 1917

01:00:06.380 after all of her

01:00:08.460 alleged appearances.

01:00:09.600 Right,

01:00:09.820 and so you also know

01:00:11.040 these kids were literally

01:00:12.340 kids,

01:00:12.680 they were like seven

01:00:13.320 and eight years old

01:00:14.020 in Portugal.

01:00:15.120 They were not worldly

01:00:16.220 kids to come home,

01:00:18.360 you know,

01:00:18.700 this seven-year-old kid

01:00:19.900 and go,

01:00:20.700 oh,

01:00:20.960 and the rise of

01:00:21.860 Bolshevism 0.95

01:00:22.680 and Russia

01:00:24.140 is going to play

01:00:24.820 a very big war,

01:00:26.500 you know,

01:00:27.300 geopolitically

01:00:28.180 in the next 80 years.

01:00:30.560 Bolsheviks,

01:00:31.120 I mean,

01:00:31.720 the revolution

01:00:32.580 hadn't happened yet.

01:00:34.060 I know,

01:00:34.420 imagine that.

01:00:35.420 And by the way,

01:00:36.160 Pope Francis

01:00:36.760 is going to canonize

01:00:37.940 two of them

01:00:38.660 in Portugal

01:00:39.780 this coming May 13th.

01:00:41.320 Wow.

01:00:41.900 So two of the three kids

01:00:43.280 are going to be made saints.

01:00:45.040 So this is a very serious

01:00:46.120 What's wrong

01:00:46.480 with the third kid?

01:00:48.060 What's wrong

01:00:48.380 with the smoking problem?

01:00:51.360 That's a great question, Pat.

01:00:53.620 And the third one,

01:00:54.860 her name was Lucia.

01:00:56.540 She lived until 2005.

01:00:59.060 She died just a couple months

01:01:00.460 before John Paul II did.

01:01:02.520 The two youngest children

01:01:03.640 that are going to be canonized,

01:01:05.320 they died within a couple years

01:01:06.980 of these apparitions.

01:01:08.560 And the lady had even said,

01:01:10.240 two of you are going to be

01:01:11.680 leaving here soon,

01:01:12.860 but the other one,

01:01:13.920 you will remain.

01:01:14.680 And it was Lucia

01:01:15.400 who remained

01:01:16.440 for the entire rest

01:01:17.680 of the century

01:01:18.440 and recorded all of this stuff.

01:01:21.060 So the second secret

01:01:22.620 was the rise of communism

01:01:24.080 in Bolshevik Russia,

01:01:25.760 spreading errors

01:01:26.580 and persecution

01:01:27.340 against the faithful

01:01:28.580 and the church

01:01:29.300 around the world.

01:01:30.660 Now, the third secret

01:01:31.720 of Fatima,

01:01:32.440 this was the one

01:01:33.240 that people

01:01:34.180 in the Catholic Church

01:01:35.080 thought this predicted Armageddon,

01:01:37.080 this would be

01:01:37.520 the end of the world,

01:01:38.560 this would be,

01:01:39.240 you know,

01:01:39.460 this was the apocalypse.

01:01:41.160 Well, it turned out,

01:01:42.400 and this is really dramatic,

01:01:43.620 but it's true.

01:01:44.680 Hang on just a second.

01:01:45.460 This one was not revealed.

01:01:47.280 This one, I think,

01:01:47.940 was given to the Pope

01:01:48.820 and the Pope kept it

01:01:49.760 in the secret archives

01:01:50.700 for a very long time, right?

01:01:52.560 That's right.

01:01:53.300 That's right.

01:01:53.700 They kept it in the archives,

01:01:55.600 and a couple of previous popes,

01:01:58.200 I think three of them

01:01:59.180 had read it,

01:02:00.200 decided that the time

01:02:01.380 wasn't right

01:02:01.960 to release it yet.

01:02:03.520 And then John Paul II,

01:02:04.940 when he was shot

01:02:05.740 on May 13, 1981,

01:02:07.620 then he recovered,

01:02:08.940 and he started thinking

01:02:09.800 to himself,

01:02:10.600 two thirteenths of May.

01:02:12.300 Two thirteenths of May.

01:02:13.920 And this was somebody

01:02:14.620 who literally devoted

01:02:15.520 his papacy

01:02:16.220 to the intercession of Mary.

01:02:18.280 His papal motto

01:02:19.220 was totus tuus,

01:02:20.580 which means totally yours.

01:02:21.880 It was Mary.

01:02:23.000 Mary was his intercessor 0.96

01:02:24.660 for Jesus.

01:02:28.220 And so he requested

01:02:29.980 to see the third secret.

01:02:31.960 It was brought to him

01:02:33.160 at Jameli Clinic,

01:02:34.540 where he was recovering

01:02:35.580 after the shooting

01:02:36.540 on July 18, 1981.

01:02:38.780 And he opened it up,

01:02:40.540 and the third secret

01:02:41.660 talked about

01:02:42.660 an attack on a bishop

01:02:44.280 in white.

01:02:45.440 The only bishop

01:02:46.320 that wears white

01:02:47.460 in the Catholic Church

01:02:48.360 is the Pope.

01:02:49.760 And in this attack,

01:02:51.360 in this vision,

01:02:52.920 the Pope goes down

01:02:54.600 and is apparently killed

01:02:56.500 in this vision.

01:02:57.880 They tried to kill him.

01:02:59.520 And with that,

01:03:00.600 he connected the whole thing.

01:03:02.380 He believed that

01:03:03.140 the third secret

01:03:03.880 of Fatima

01:03:04.480 was about him,

01:03:06.640 and thus,

01:03:07.200 that confirmed for him

01:03:08.280 long before it did

01:03:09.160 for Ronald Reagan

01:03:10.440 and Bill Casey

01:03:11.180 that the Russians

01:03:12.280 were involved.

01:03:13.060 all of this

01:03:14.260 connected for him

01:03:15.200 back to the Russians. 0.96

01:03:17.980 And after pondering

01:03:19.420 it for a while,

01:03:20.200 he requested

01:03:21.420 to see that third secret.

01:03:22.920 He read it.

01:03:24.100 And then,

01:03:24.660 on the anniversary

01:03:25.500 of Fatima,

01:03:27.040 ten years later,

01:03:28.000 he would actually

01:03:28.860 take the bullet

01:03:29.920 that had been

01:03:31.120 in his body

01:03:31.860 and put it

01:03:32.620 in the crown

01:03:33.340 of Our Lady of Fatima

01:03:34.920 at the original

01:03:36.060 Fatima site

01:03:36.940 in Portugal.

01:03:38.100 Wow.

01:03:39.280 Now,

01:03:39.500 I know a lot of people,

01:03:40.680 again,

01:03:41.020 if you're not Catholic,

01:03:41.960 you're probably

01:03:42.580 going to think,

01:03:43.340 I don't know

01:03:44.320 if I can believe that

01:03:45.360 or whatever,

01:03:46.320 but Ronald Reagan

01:03:47.440 was fascinated by it.

01:03:49.540 And Reagan received

01:03:51.360 a literal full briefing

01:03:52.760 on Fatima

01:03:53.860 from Frank Shakespeare,

01:03:55.340 the second ambassador

01:03:56.280 to the Vatican,

01:03:57.720 before another

01:03:58.960 one-on-one meeting

01:04:00.160 that Reagan had

01:04:00.920 with John Paul II

01:04:02.000 at the Vatican

01:04:02.700 in June 1987.

01:04:05.160 And Reagan

01:04:06.160 actually went

01:04:07.780 to Portugal

01:04:08.780 and I can't believe

01:04:10.000 that no one

01:04:10.520 paid attention to this,

01:04:11.660 but Reagan gave 0.98

01:04:12.800 a speech

01:04:13.360 to the Portugal

01:04:14.680 Assembly,

01:04:15.620 Congress,

01:04:16.220 May 9th,

01:04:16.760 1985,

01:04:17.820 where he actually

01:04:18.720 mentioned

01:04:19.380 the children of Fatima,

01:04:21.440 Mary,

01:04:22.140 and John Paul II.

01:04:23.520 It got no publicity.

01:04:24.920 No one reported on it.

01:04:26.100 I will tell you

01:04:26.840 that what is fascinating

01:04:27.960 to me,

01:04:28.460 and I keep saying this

01:04:29.300 about the Middle East,

01:04:30.620 it doesn't matter

01:04:31.660 if you believe

01:04:32.780 what these people believe.

01:04:35.300 That's right.

01:04:35.740 You need to understand

01:04:36.620 that they believe it.

01:04:38.480 I mean,

01:04:38.880 it motivated Ronald Reagan,

01:04:40.500 it motivated Pope John Paul,

01:04:41.860 it doesn't matter

01:04:42.340 if you believe it.

01:04:43.020 It's the same 0.53

01:04:43.660 with the people

01:04:44.340 in Iran

01:04:45.740 and the Middle East

01:04:47.220 that believe

01:04:47.700 in the caliphate 0.70

01:04:48.480 and the return

01:04:49.620 of the 12th,

01:04:51.060 the Ma'am,

01:04:51.460 and everything.

01:04:51.900 You could say

01:04:52.440 all that's hogwash,

01:04:53.300 it doesn't matter.

01:04:55.080 It's what's motivating them.

01:04:57.680 That's key.

01:04:58.320 That's what's key

01:04:58.900 to people to understand.

01:05:00.080 And also, Glenn,

01:05:01.140 here's another

01:05:02.060 entire fascinating

01:05:03.260 component about this.

01:05:04.460 Fatima was the only city

01:05:06.820 in all of Portugal

01:05:07.980 named for the daughter

01:05:10.040 of Muhammad,

01:05:11.400 Muhammad's favorite daughter

01:05:13.140 was Fatima.

01:05:14.920 And she is the second

01:05:16.800 most revered person

01:05:18.240 in Islam,

01:05:19.500 or second most revered

01:05:20.640 female in Islam

01:05:21.880 behind only

01:05:23.060 the Virgin Mary.

01:05:24.640 Mary is mentioned

01:05:26.120 in the Koran

01:05:27.420 more times

01:05:28.400 than Jesus is mentioned

01:05:29.480 in the Koran.

01:05:31.200 And so,

01:05:31.940 of all things,

01:05:33.280 there is this,

01:05:34.280 and Mahmoud Ali Asha

01:05:35.400 who shot the Pope

01:05:36.360 was Muslim,

01:05:37.480 a Muslim Turk. 0.63

01:05:38.900 And when John Paul II

01:05:40.160 went to meet

01:05:41.480 with Asha

01:05:42.420 to forgive him

01:05:43.900 privately

01:05:45.060 in the jail cell,

01:05:46.800 he said,

01:05:47.660 you know,

01:05:48.080 the thing that

01:05:48.820 Asha was really

01:05:50.000 freaked out about

01:05:51.080 was what Asha

01:05:51.960 kept referring to

01:05:52.960 as this goddess

01:05:53.780 of Fatima.

01:05:55.380 He was calling her

01:05:56.240 this goddess

01:05:56.840 of Fatima.

01:05:58.180 And he was afraid

01:05:59.080 that she was going

01:06:00.000 to wreak

01:06:01.060 vengeance on him

01:06:02.680 and, you know,

01:06:03.760 strike him 0.96

01:06:04.520 with, I don't know,

01:06:05.040 a lightning bolt

01:06:05.820 out of the sky

01:06:06.660 or something.

01:06:07.040 Wow.

01:06:08.140 Yeah, yeah.

01:06:08.920 So the Muslim world, 0.99

01:06:10.420 what I'm telling you

01:06:11.140 about Fatima and Mary

01:06:12.760 wouldn't surprise

01:06:15.000 people in the Muslim world.

01:06:17.160 I've got friends

01:06:17.980 who are Coptic Christians

01:06:19.280 in the Middle East.

01:06:20.460 Yeah, they wouldn't.

01:06:20.980 They're not surprised

01:06:21.740 by any of this at all.

01:06:23.200 Yeah.

01:06:23.680 This isn't strange

01:06:24.800 for any of them.

01:06:25.720 Wasn't there supposed

01:06:26.860 to be some sort of

01:06:28.220 unrevealed portion

01:06:30.220 of the third secret

01:06:31.240 of Fatima?

01:06:31.920 Yeah, I thought

01:06:32.280 there was too.

01:06:33.020 Wasn't there like a big,

01:06:34.020 at least a rumor

01:06:35.540 or a belief

01:06:36.260 within the church

01:06:36.980 that there was more

01:06:38.020 to it?

01:06:39.040 And then, in fact,

01:06:40.180 I think didn't,

01:06:41.260 it seems like Pope Benedict

01:06:42.420 said something about that,

01:06:43.720 that there is no more,

01:06:44.900 right?

01:06:45.740 That's absolutely right, Pat.

01:06:47.280 Yeah, the church

01:06:48.400 spent a lot of time

01:06:50.120 on that.

01:06:50.520 They fully released it

01:06:51.900 here again,

01:06:52.480 May 13th,

01:06:53.560 May 13th, 2000.

01:06:55.200 And the person

01:06:56.400 who at that point

01:06:57.200 was running

01:06:57.680 the Congregation

01:06:58.480 for the Doctrine

01:06:59.280 of the Faith,

01:06:59.960 which kept all

01:07:00.600 of this stuff

01:07:01.140 locked up for decades,

01:07:02.760 was a cardinal

01:07:03.500 by the name

01:07:04.040 of Joseph Ratzinger,

01:07:05.820 who wrote the whole secret,

01:07:09.000 let it all loose,

01:07:09.920 and later became

01:07:10.840 Pope Benedict XVI,

01:07:12.400 who replaced

01:07:13.700 John Paul II.

01:07:14.820 And what was it

01:07:15.780 they thought was there?

01:07:17.480 Do you know?

01:07:18.140 Do you know

01:07:18.600 what the rest

01:07:19.080 was supposed to be?

01:07:19.840 There was so much,

01:07:20.680 I think,

01:07:21.200 this sounds odd,

01:07:22.540 but people who wanted

01:07:24.060 the Third Secret

01:07:24.940 to really be something more,

01:07:27.180 like Armageddon,

01:07:28.620 end times,

01:07:29.740 the return of Jesus.

01:07:30.600 I don't want it to be that.

01:07:32.160 I don't either,

01:07:32.780 but I remember,

01:07:33.640 I grew up in a Catholic school,

01:07:35.380 and this is before

01:07:36.160 the Third Secret,

01:07:37.160 and that's what we

01:07:37.780 always believed,

01:07:38.480 and in fact,

01:07:39.400 it was,

01:07:40.320 I think it was my belief

01:07:41.260 that it was,

01:07:42.780 that they were saying

01:07:43.920 that the Pope

01:07:44.880 was going to be killed,

01:07:46.660 Russia was going to have 0.99

01:07:47.820 a new rise

01:07:49.600 after the century,

01:07:51.200 and that

01:07:52.780 Conversion.

01:07:53.640 And that,

01:07:53.860 yeah,

01:07:54.140 and that the Lord

01:07:55.220 would have to return.

01:07:56.680 I mean,

01:07:57.180 it was,

01:07:57.600 Right,

01:07:57.920 yeah.

01:07:58.980 Which some people believe

01:08:00.720 that all of that

01:08:01.520 could still be possible

01:08:02.740 as like a further fulfillment,

01:08:04.600 but what the Third Secret says

01:08:06.300 is it predicted this attack

01:08:08.140 on a bishop in white.

01:08:10.900 And so,

01:08:11.440 it kind of ends there,

01:08:13.400 and one of the reasons

01:08:14.180 why some Catholics 1.00

01:08:15.680 believe that Lucia

01:08:16.780 lived as long as she did

01:08:18.340 is that throughout

01:08:19.560 this process,

01:08:20.600 80s,

01:08:21.280 90s,

01:08:21.900 2000s,

01:08:22.720 all the way up

01:08:23.400 until the release

01:08:24.160 of the Third Secret,

01:08:25.400 they were in regular

01:08:26.180 communication with her

01:08:27.480 saying,

01:08:28.240 okay,

01:08:28.760 is this it?

01:08:29.820 Has it been fully revealed?

01:08:31.200 And she kept saying,

01:08:32.020 yes,

01:08:32.520 this is it.

01:08:33.280 It's been fully revealed.

01:08:34.540 This is the end of it.

01:08:35.460 The name of the book

01:08:36.380 is A Pope and a President

01:08:38.100 by Paul Kangor.

01:08:39.620 Make sure you pick it up.

01:08:40.800 Fascinating stuff.

01:08:41.600 And Paul,

01:08:41.880 it is always great

01:08:42.780 to have you on.

01:08:43.880 You're one of my favorites

01:08:45.420 in history.

01:08:46.080 Thank you so much.

01:08:47.340 Well,

01:08:47.540 thank you so much,

01:08:48.200 guys.

01:08:48.420 Always great to be on.

01:08:49.200 You bet.

01:08:49.540 Paul Kangor,

01:08:50.160 a Pope and a President.

01:08:51.500 I went in to the

01:08:53.060 Secret Archives

01:08:53.960 at the Vatican

01:08:54.620 and I didn't find out

01:08:56.040 how rare that was

01:08:58.780 until I was standing

01:08:59.900 next to the guy

01:09:01.000 who ran the

01:09:02.580 Catholic University

01:09:03.620 and was the head

01:09:04.660 of the

01:09:05.320 university

01:09:06.460 committee

01:09:08.160 that would go

01:09:08.780 and brief the Pope.

01:09:10.100 He would have

01:09:10.540 two advisors,

01:09:11.660 one who was the head

01:09:12.380 of the Theological University

01:09:14.020 and the other

01:09:15.080 was the head

01:09:15.760 of the Archives.

01:09:17.340 And when I was

01:09:18.680 in the Archives

01:09:19.760 for like the first

01:09:21.480 ten minutes,

01:09:22.300 I said,

01:09:22.620 this is unbelievable.

01:09:23.880 I said,

01:09:24.580 what is the meaning

01:09:25.840 of this?

01:09:26.140 And I turned to the guy

01:09:26.840 of the Theological School

01:09:27.940 and he said,

01:09:28.900 I don't know,

01:09:29.400 I've never been allowed

01:09:30.260 here.

01:09:32.020 I've never been allowed

01:09:32.660 past the first door.

01:09:33.980 Three hours later,

01:09:36.000 we were still going through.

01:09:37.740 It's phenomenal.

01:09:38.900 But it's that kind of thing

01:09:40.940 that makes you,

01:09:43.160 makes people say,

01:09:44.540 well,

01:09:44.740 they got tons of secrets

01:09:45.680 they're hiding.

01:09:46.280 They got all kinds of stuff.

01:09:48.360 This is

01:09:49.380 The Glenn Beck Program.

01:09:53.720 Mercury.

01:09:57.780 The Glenn Beck Program.

01:10:00.020 888-727-BECK.

01:10:03.120 Good morning this morning.

01:10:04.780 How a beautiful morning it is.

01:10:06.320 It is this morning.

01:10:07.640 Good morning.

01:10:08.040 It's a little brisk

01:10:08.980 outside this morning

01:10:10.180 in Radioland.

01:10:11.600 Got some thunder bumpers

01:10:12.480 coming a little later on

01:10:14.540 this afternoon.

01:10:14.660 I want to bring an umbrella

01:10:15.700 along for the ride.

01:10:16.800 Don't forget those rubbers.

01:10:20.900 Wait, what?

01:10:24.020 Thank you, Jeffy.

01:10:26.840 Alrighty.

01:10:28.740 Fumble to fumble.

01:10:33.040 Back with something

01:10:35.320 more appropriate.

01:10:36.280 Where was the...

01:10:37.840 The Glenn Beck Program.

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01:11:04.720 Hello, America.

01:11:05.600 Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

01:11:08.000 The uniqueness of your voice

01:11:10.740 is about to be gone.

01:11:13.660 We have a couple of other amazing stories,

01:11:17.000 one of them very dangerous.

01:11:19.420 The Heritage Foundation

01:11:20.620 has taken Jim DeMint out.

01:11:22.780 And let's make no mistake.

01:11:24.620 It is because the Heritage Foundation

01:11:26.920 stood against Donald Trump's Trump care.

01:11:32.020 They could not go after the Freedom Caucus

01:11:35.320 because we all focused on the Freedom Caucus.

01:11:37.880 And so what did they do?

01:11:39.060 They went after the Heritage Foundation.

01:11:42.560 Make no mistake.

01:11:44.720 The conservative base is under attack.

01:11:48.900 Also, make no mistake,

01:11:51.940 it was Jim DeMint

01:11:53.700 and the Heritage Foundation

01:11:55.640 that actually got

01:11:57.500 our Supreme Court justice

01:11:59.580 to be the man he is.

01:12:02.820 If it wasn't for the Heritage Foundation,

01:12:05.580 I'm not sure that Neil Gorsuch

01:12:07.400 would have been the man.

01:12:08.980 They have dumped

01:12:11.620 Senator Jim DeMint

01:12:16.080 out like a bag of garbage

01:12:18.400 on the side of the street.

01:12:20.640 Not good for the fighters of freedom.

01:12:24.960 We have that and so much more.

01:12:27.120 We're going to try to squeeze all of it in

01:12:28.800 this hour.

01:12:29.420 Let's get started right now.

01:12:30.680 I will make a stand

01:12:33.820 I will raise my voice

01:12:36.100 I will hold your hand

01:12:38.340 Cause we are one

01:12:40.320 I will beat my drum

01:12:42.520 I have made my choice

01:12:44.760 We will overcome

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01:12:49.140 The fusion of entertainment

01:12:51.080 and enlightenment.

01:12:53.180 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

01:12:58.860 Hello America.

01:13:00.000 Let me give you this first.

01:13:01.580 This is one of those things

01:13:02.420 that you always dream of happening to you

01:13:04.060 and it never happens to you.

01:13:05.500 You know, you go to somebody's

01:13:07.620 you know, garage sale

01:13:08.560 and you're like

01:13:09.560 Oh my gosh

01:13:10.200 I think that is

01:13:11.580 original

01:13:12.800 Yeah, and you find out

01:13:13.860 it's heavy metal plastic

01:13:14.960 and it's worth half

01:13:16.780 of what you paid

01:13:17.520 at the garage sale.

01:13:18.620 Anyway, that's the way

01:13:19.600 it always happens to me.

01:13:20.640 This woman

01:13:21.480 near Chicago

01:13:22.620 in

01:13:23.020 in

01:13:23.520 in Rockford, Illinois

01:13:25.860 She goes in

01:13:29.360 and she buys 0.97

01:13:31.280 this

01:13:31.880 1920s

01:13:33.740 bedroom set

01:13:34.720 She goes in

01:13:37.100 and she buys it

01:13:38.040 and it's

01:13:38.600 you know

01:13:39.560 delivered to her

01:13:40.680 house

01:13:41.380 and she's all excited

01:13:42.400 look I got it

01:13:43.020 such a great deal

01:13:43.680 in this bedroom set

01:13:44.640 and then she starts

01:13:45.340 going through the drawers

01:13:46.220 and

01:13:46.560 all of a sudden

01:13:47.660 she sees something

01:13:48.580 that's kind of

01:13:49.060 tucked up

01:13:49.740 in one of the drawers

01:13:50.540 and

01:13:51.720 she pulls it out

01:13:53.480 and unrolls it

01:13:55.320 and thinks

01:13:56.140 this has got to be

01:13:59.620 a fake

01:14:00.220 but

01:14:00.500 boy the paper

01:14:02.540 even feels

01:14:03.380 different

01:14:04.020 huh?

01:14:05.500 She calls a friend

01:14:06.600 uh

01:14:07.880 what do you think

01:14:09.580 of this?

01:14:10.380 I mean is this a

01:14:11.200 fake?

01:14:12.800 Well

01:14:12.980 it doesn't feel

01:14:15.100 like paper

01:14:15.860 that's

01:14:16.560 what do they call

01:14:17.480 that?

01:14:17.900 That's vellum

01:14:19.020 that's

01:14:19.460 feels like

01:14:20.520 sheepskin

01:14:21.540 well it must be

01:14:23.660 I mean it's

01:14:24.180 it's old

01:14:24.960 or it's just

01:14:25.720 a really good

01:14:26.420 copy of

01:14:27.300 making it feel

01:14:28.160 old

01:14:28.600 she decides

01:14:31.420 you know

01:14:31.940 I should probably

01:14:32.540 check this out

01:14:33.620 so she goes

01:14:34.820 into Chicago

01:14:35.620 with this

01:14:36.760 under her arm

01:14:37.540 and she goes

01:14:38.580 into an

01:14:39.720 appraiser

01:14:40.260 and says

01:14:41.240 hey I have

01:14:42.360 this

01:14:42.740 she unrolls it

01:14:44.260 and the appraiser

01:14:45.480 about wets his

01:14:46.260 pants

01:14:46.820 says

01:14:47.380 I've never

01:14:48.680 seen one

01:14:49.980 in this

01:14:50.940 condition

01:14:51.440 before

01:14:51.960 what is

01:14:53.780 it?

01:14:55.820 apparently

01:14:56.460 one of the

01:14:57.220 original

01:14:57.960 copies

01:14:58.660 handwritten

01:14:59.420 of the

01:14:59.900 Declaration

01:15:00.400 of Independence

01:15:01.000 but other

01:15:02.600 than that

01:15:03.020 no big

01:15:03.860 deal

01:15:04.180 now I

01:15:06.080 cannot find

01:15:06.780 the story

01:15:07.320 to say

01:15:07.940 if it is

01:15:08.560 one of

01:15:09.060 the

01:15:09.320 original

01:15:10.260 13

01:15:10.860 or if it

01:15:12.700 was original

01:15:13.320 one of the

01:15:13.800 original

01:15:14.160 I think

01:15:14.540 they were

01:15:14.760 called

01:15:15.000 stone

01:15:15.520 copies

01:15:15.960 I can't

01:15:16.320 remember

01:15:16.560 the one

01:15:17.000 that

01:15:17.160 the reason

01:15:17.800 why the

01:15:18.060 Declaration

01:15:18.400 of Independence

01:15:18.980 is so faint

01:15:19.980 you can barely

01:15:20.620 read it

01:15:21.160 is two reasons

01:15:22.520 one they

01:15:23.200 they hung it up

01:15:24.120 in a window

01:15:24.660 for years

01:15:25.300 so everybody

01:15:25.800 could see it

01:15:26.520 before they

01:15:27.060 realized

01:15:27.560 oh I need

01:15:28.440 some UV

01:15:29.180 blocking here

01:15:30.960 on the windows

01:15:31.580 so it faded

01:15:33.160 but the other

01:15:34.180 reason is

01:15:34.900 they wanted

01:15:36.420 to make a

01:15:36.920 copy

01:15:37.340 of the actual

01:15:38.900 Declaration

01:15:39.360 of Independence

01:15:39.940 and so

01:15:40.480 they hired

01:15:41.420 a guy

01:15:41.800 about

01:15:42.120 I think

01:15:42.400 it was

01:15:42.580 1820

01:15:43.320 to go

01:15:44.160 in

01:15:44.480 and take

01:15:45.240 a solvent

01:15:47.340 and put

01:15:48.780 it all

01:15:49.320 on top

01:15:50.060 of the

01:15:50.380 Declaration

01:15:50.860 of Independence

01:15:51.500 and then

01:15:53.020 lay another

01:15:54.680 piece

01:15:55.440 of vellum

01:15:56.800 down

01:15:57.240 onto the

01:15:57.940 Declaration

01:15:58.420 of Independence

01:15:59.060 and then

01:16:00.140 press it

01:16:00.640 really hard

01:16:01.440 and then

01:16:02.260 slowly

01:16:03.320 peel it

01:16:04.080 off

01:16:04.500 and it

01:16:05.260 actually

01:16:05.620 took

01:16:06.140 the ink

01:16:07.140 off

01:16:07.940 of the

01:16:08.420 original

01:16:08.760 Declaration

01:16:09.320 of Independence

01:16:09.780 so it

01:16:10.100 was an

01:16:10.300 exact

01:16:10.660 copy

01:16:11.220 and then

01:16:12.700 they took

01:16:13.360 that

01:16:13.780 and they

01:16:14.160 made

01:16:14.440 an engraving

01:16:15.380 and there

01:16:16.060 are only

01:16:16.460 I think

01:16:17.280 100 copies

01:16:19.140 that were

01:16:20.100 made of

01:16:20.520 that

01:16:20.920 Mercury

01:16:21.740 One

01:16:22.140 has one

01:16:22.600 of those

01:16:22.900 copies

01:16:23.300 I believe

01:16:23.760 they're

01:16:23.940 about

01:16:24.140 $50,000

01:16:24.960 so at

01:16:26.480 worst

01:16:27.180 she's got

01:16:27.960 a $50,000

01:16:28.660 copy

01:16:29.200 but I

01:16:30.020 think

01:16:30.540 from what

01:16:30.920 I'm reading

01:16:31.360 in this

01:16:31.860 it was

01:16:32.420 one of

01:16:32.720 the

01:16:32.820 original

01:16:33.140 13

01:16:33.700 because

01:16:34.300 they were

01:16:34.680 everybody

01:16:35.440 every state

01:16:36.160 had a

01:16:36.580 copy of

01:16:36.960 it

01:16:37.040 but

01:16:37.200 many

01:16:37.740 of them

01:16:38.100 somewhere

01:16:38.780 or another

01:16:39.080 lost

01:16:39.400 they're like

01:16:39.660 where did

01:16:40.120 I put

01:16:40.580 that

01:16:40.940 breakaway

01:16:42.220 document

01:16:42.620 what do you

01:16:42.880 do for

01:16:43.140 one of

01:16:43.340 those

01:16:43.500 20

01:16:43.800 25

01:16:44.200 I don't

01:16:45.720 know

01:16:45.980 I can't

01:16:46.860 even imagine

01:16:47.280 it was

01:16:47.660 one of

01:16:47.900 the original

01:16:48.300 copies

01:16:48.660 that had

01:16:49.060 the

01:16:49.500 directions

01:16:50.660 to the

01:16:51.220 treasure

01:16:51.660 on the

01:16:51.940 back

01:16:52.160 of it

01:16:52.600 right

01:16:52.840 no

01:16:53.240 only one

01:16:54.240 has that

01:16:55.080 and you

01:16:55.640 need

01:16:55.800 the

01:16:55.940 glasses

01:16:56.420 and

01:16:57.160 Nicolas Cage

01:16:58.200 strangely

01:16:58.740 has to be

01:16:59.220 there

01:16:59.420 they did

01:16:59.880 find that

01:17:00.360 how much

01:17:02.540 was that

01:17:02.880 one

01:17:03.020 worth

01:17:03.260 oh my

01:17:03.620 god

01:17:03.780 well

01:17:03.960 they found

01:17:04.300 the

01:17:04.420 treasure

01:17:04.680 which was

01:17:05.040 really

01:17:05.240 the

01:17:05.420 important

01:17:05.700 yeah

01:17:05.980 but no

01:17:06.320 I saw

01:17:06.820 another

01:17:07.780 documentary

01:17:08.480 wasn't

01:17:08.960 a treasure

01:17:09.360 worth like

01:17:09.760 10 billion

01:17:10.440 dollars

01:17:10.780 we don't

01:17:12.160 have a

01:17:12.460 debt

01:17:12.640 anymore

01:17:13.120 I don't

01:17:13.840 know why

01:17:14.080 everybody

01:17:14.400 keeps talking

01:17:14.920 about this

01:17:15.320 debt that

01:17:15.760 we have

01:17:16.240 anyway

01:17:16.900 if it was

01:17:18.380 an original

01:17:18.940 copy

01:17:19.460 oh man

01:17:20.280 what must

01:17:21.220 that be

01:17:21.680 you couldn't

01:17:22.620 even put a

01:17:23.060 price on that

01:17:23.700 that would be

01:17:24.080 priceless

01:17:24.620 you couldn't

01:17:26.300 how much

01:17:26.680 how much

01:17:26.700 was the

01:17:27.100 how much

01:17:27.920 was the

01:17:28.440 millions

01:17:28.880 of dollars

01:17:29.480 how much

01:17:30.080 was the

01:17:30.840 copy

01:17:31.660 what was

01:17:33.060 it

01:17:33.160 the

01:17:33.320 constitutional

01:17:34.160 copy

01:17:34.860 the little

01:17:35.380 book

01:17:35.840 of the

01:17:36.280 constitution

01:17:36.780 that was

01:17:38.000 used by

01:17:38.760 George

01:17:39.040 Washington

01:17:39.440 that had

01:17:39.980 his

01:17:40.280 handwriting

01:17:40.880 in it

01:17:41.380 that was

01:17:43.200 what

01:17:43.700 five

01:17:44.660 ten million

01:17:45.320 dollars

01:17:45.780 remember

01:17:46.160 that sold

01:17:46.600 ten million

01:17:47.040 dollars

01:17:47.220 what would

01:17:48.060 an original

01:17:48.660 copy of

01:17:49.500 the

01:17:49.700 declaration

01:17:50.520 of independence

01:17:51.200 cost

01:17:52.060 and would

01:17:52.420 you be

01:17:52.940 duty-bound

01:17:53.520 to just

01:17:53.900 give it

01:17:54.240 to the

01:17:54.480 government

01:17:54.760 no

01:17:55.160 no

01:17:56.160 that's

01:17:57.660 what

01:17:57.800 they'd

01:17:58.020 probably

01:17:58.360 tell you

01:17:58.820 that's

01:17:59.060 exactly

01:17:59.480 what

01:17:59.720 they

01:17:59.840 would

01:18:00.020 tell

01:18:00.240 you

01:18:00.420 no

01:18:00.820 that's

01:18:01.260 ours

01:18:01.600 no

01:18:02.460 no

01:18:03.980 no

01:18:06.100 it's

01:18:06.400 not

01:18:06.800 now

01:18:07.820 here's

01:18:08.360 the

01:18:08.500 lesson

01:18:08.720 I

01:18:08.960 get

01:18:09.160 because

01:18:09.440 there's

01:18:09.660 also

01:18:09.880 another

01:18:10.180 story

01:18:10.560 that

01:18:10.740 came

01:18:10.960 out

01:18:11.120 of

01:18:11.240 London

01:18:11.560 last

01:18:12.020 week

01:18:12.240 I

01:18:12.340 don't

01:18:12.420 know

01:18:12.500 if

01:18:12.580 you

01:18:12.620 guys

01:18:12.800 saw

01:18:12.920 this

01:18:13.100 of

01:18:13.220 the

01:18:13.340 piano

01:18:13.720 somebody

01:18:14.840 buys

01:18:15.240 a

01:18:15.380 piano

01:18:15.660 at

01:18:15.840 a

01:18:15.900 garage

01:18:16.220 sale

01:18:16.580 they

01:18:16.860 give

01:18:17.160 it

01:18:17.280 to

01:18:17.440 a

01:18:17.640 school

01:18:18.180 and

01:18:19.900 it's

01:18:20.520 a

01:18:20.620 school

01:18:20.820 of

01:18:21.000 music

01:18:21.320 they're

01:18:21.640 trying

01:18:21.920 to

01:18:22.100 tune

01:18:22.340 this

01:18:22.580 piano

01:18:23.120 and

01:18:23.340 it's

01:18:23.460 like

01:18:23.700 every

01:18:25.280 time

01:18:25.520 they

01:18:25.640 hit

01:18:25.760 these

01:18:25.940 keys

01:18:26.160 and

01:18:26.280 it's

01:18:26.360 like

01:18:26.480 there's

01:18:26.700 something

01:18:26.900 blocking

01:18:27.380 this

01:18:27.640 so

01:18:27.780 the

01:18:27.900 guy

01:18:28.080 comes

01:18:28.360 in

01:18:28.520 to

01:18:28.680 tune

01:18:28.860 it

01:18:29.040 he

01:18:29.560 can't

01:18:29.800 get

01:18:29.940 it

01:18:30.060 tuned

01:18:30.260 right

01:18:30.460 so

01:18:30.600 he

01:18:30.700 takes

01:18:30.900 off

01:18:31.080 the

01:18:31.220 back

01:18:31.500 and

01:18:31.640 in

01:18:31.860 the

01:18:32.020 back

01:18:32.480 hidden

01:18:32.780 in

01:18:32.980 the

01:18:33.100 back

01:18:33.300 of

01:18:33.400 the

01:18:33.480 piano

01:18:33.740 are

01:18:34.180 literal

01:18:34.540 bags

01:18:35.140 of

01:18:35.340 gold

01:18:35.740 and

01:18:36.860 these

01:18:37.080 bags

01:18:37.440 of

01:18:47.160 lots

01:18:48.220 of

01:18:48.440 money

01:18:48.740 sitting

01:18:49.260 in

01:18:49.400 the

01:18:49.460 back

01:18:49.640 of

01:18:49.740 the

01:18:49.820 piano

01:18:50.100 now

01:18:51.180 here's

01:18:51.660 what

01:18:51.760 I

01:18:51.880 would

01:18:52.000 just

01:18:52.160 like

01:18:52.320 to

01:18:52.460 say

01:18:52.700 this

01:18:54.380 is

01:18:54.600 why

01:18:55.100 you

01:18:55.820 tell

01:18:56.540 at

01:18:56.940 least

01:18:57.480 one

01:18:57.940 member

01:18:58.460 of

01:18:58.820 your

01:18:59.040 family

01:18:59.760 by

01:19:00.780 the

01:19:00.980 way

01:19:01.400 I've

01:19:01.960 hidden

01:19:02.280 a

01:19:02.500 copy

01:19:02.920 of

01:19:03.140 the

01:19:03.300 declaration

01:19:03.800 of

01:19:04.240 independence

01:19:04.800 in

01:19:05.820 the

01:19:06.200 dresser

01:19:07.880 drawer

01:19:08.520 upstairs

01:19:09.520 in

01:19:09.820 our

01:19:09.980 sock

01:19:10.580 drawer

01:19:11.080 so

01:19:11.800 when I

01:19:12.100 take

01:19:12.300 the

01:19:12.540 socks

01:19:12.880 out

01:19:13.140 of

01:19:13.260 it

01:19:13.380 you

01:19:13.480 might

01:19:13.680 want

01:19:13.880 to

01:19:13.960 get

01:19:14.080 the

01:19:14.220 copy

01:19:14.700 of

01:19:15.680 that

01:19:15.960 get

01:19:16.420 lost

01:19:17.160 in

01:19:17.460 a

01:19:17.600 family

01:19:18.040 I

01:19:18.360 don't

01:19:18.500 know

01:19:18.680 I

01:19:19.040 would

01:19:19.780 love

01:19:20.120 to

01:19:20.300 go

01:19:20.440 back

01:19:20.820 and

01:19:21.000 find

01:19:21.340 out

01:19:21.700 I'd

01:19:22.400 like

01:19:22.520 to

01:19:22.620 go

01:19:22.720 find

01:19:22.960 out

01:19:23.140 about

01:19:23.480 the

01:19:23.700 bedroom

01:19:24.040 furniture

01:19:24.500 and

01:19:25.220 find

01:19:25.480 out

01:19:25.700 who

01:19:26.000 owned

01:19:26.400 the

01:19:26.540 bedroom

01:19:26.860 furniture

01:19:27.360 how

01:19:28.040 did

01:19:28.500 they

01:19:28.880 get

01:19:29.420 this

01:19:29.700 declaration

01:19:30.180 of

01:19:30.460 independence

01:19:30.860 but

01:19:31.260 more

01:19:31.420 importantly

01:19:31.740 how

01:19:32.560 did

01:19:32.820 they

01:19:32.980 forget

01:19:33.640 they

01:19:34.040 had

01:19:34.600 it

01:19:34.880 it

01:19:34.900 it

01:19:35.020 was

01:19:35.160 probably

01:19:35.440 owned

01:19:35.620 by

01:19:35.740 the

01:19:35.960 gates

01:19:36.220 family

01:19:36.640 and

01:19:37.140 they

01:19:37.660 had

01:19:37.820 been

01:19:37.940 doing

01:19:38.120 that

01:19:38.280 for

01:19:38.440 a

01:19:38.580 really

01:19:38.760 long

01:19:39.020 time

01:19:39.380 and

01:19:39.560 they

01:19:39.720 just

01:19:40.000 they

01:19:40.240 forgot

01:19:40.480 once

01:19:41.140 you

01:19:41.320 tell

01:19:41.520 someone

01:19:41.800 it's

01:19:42.000 not

01:19:42.140 a

01:19:42.260 documentary

01:19:42.700 once

01:19:43.220 you

01:19:43.380 tell

01:19:43.620 someone

01:19:43.940 it's

01:19:44.160 no

01:19:44.280 longer

01:19:44.520 safe

01:19:44.860 right

01:19:45.180 right

01:19:45.720 and

01:19:46.060 the

01:19:46.220 couple

01:19:46.460 that

01:19:46.640 had

01:19:46.840 it

01:19:46.980 before

01:19:47.440 they

01:19:48.280 had

01:19:48.460 it

01:19:48.580 for

01:19:48.760 a

01:19:48.940 long

01:19:49.180 time

01:19:49.600 with

01:19:51.180 their

01:19:51.360 family

01:19:51.760 the

01:19:52.020 they

01:19:52.320 got it

01:19:52.540 for

01:19:52.640 the

01:19:52.960 piano

01:19:53.360 not

01:19:53.740 the

01:19:53.880 furniture

01:19:54.120 but

01:19:54.300 the

01:19:54.440 piano

01:19:54.660 they

01:19:55.100 had

01:19:55.220 it

01:19:55.300 for

01:19:55.400 a

01:19:55.500 long

01:20:05.620 time

01:20:06.140 before

01:20:06.440 for

01:20:06.960 nothing

01:20:07.280 just

01:20:07.940 collecting

01:20:08.340 dust

01:20:08.800 here's

01:20:09.420 the

01:20:09.520 thing

01:20:09.660 on

01:20:09.760 the

01:20:09.840 Declaration

01:20:10.160 of

01:20:10.420 Independence 0.62

01:20:10.840 because

01:20:11.240 I've

01:20:11.460 thought

01:20:11.640 about

01:20:11.860 this

01:20:12.080 a

01:20:12.220 lot

01:20:12.520 let's

01:20:15.760 just

01:20:15.900 say

01:20:16.140 you

01:20:16.860 go

01:20:17.140 into

01:20:17.480 a

01:20:17.700 situation

01:20:18.220 where

01:20:18.580 you

01:20:18.860 collect

01:20:19.460 artifacts

01:20:20.640 and

01:20:21.360 I

01:20:21.760 have

01:20:22.020 thought

01:20:22.360 about

01:20:22.680 if

01:20:22.940 we

01:20:23.100 go

01:20:23.400 into

01:20:23.800 some

01:20:24.740 kind

01:20:25.040 of

01:20:25.160 civil

01:20:25.500 war

01:20:25.960 I

01:20:26.960 wouldn't

01:20:28.020 want

01:20:28.220 those

01:20:28.520 documents

01:20:29.100 I

01:20:29.340 want

01:20:29.540 those

01:20:29.740 buried

01:20:30.280 someplace

01:20:31.060 you

01:20:31.720 know

01:20:31.800 what

01:20:31.880 I

01:20:31.920 mean

01:20:32.100 I

01:20:32.280 don't

01:20:32.420 want

01:20:32.680 to

01:20:33.780 you

01:20:34.980 know

01:20:35.240 be

01:20:35.880 responsible

01:20:36.600 for

01:20:36.980 them

01:20:37.100 I

01:20:37.200 want

01:20:37.300 to

01:20:37.340 put

01:20:37.420 them

01:20:37.520 in

01:20:37.600 a

01:20:37.740 vault

01:20:38.260 someplace

01:20:38.820 and

01:20:39.260 bury

01:20:39.560 them

01:20:39.800 God

01:20:40.040 forbid

01:20:40.320 if

01:20:40.480 something

01:20:40.760 would

01:20:41.020 tragically

01:20:41.880 break

01:20:42.220 out

01:20:42.400 in the

01:20:42.620 country

01:20:42.880 so I

01:20:43.820 haven't

01:20:44.000 done

01:20:44.240 any

01:20:44.440 of

01:20:44.600 this

01:20:44.860 and

01:20:45.020 I

01:20:45.300 can't

01:20:45.640 do

01:20:45.740 it

01:20:45.840 now

01:20:46.040 because

01:20:46.240 I'm

01:20:46.400 going

01:20:46.460 to

01:20:46.560 tell

01:20:47.020 you

01:20:47.220 about

01:20:47.480 it

01:20:47.620 on

01:20:47.720 the

01:20:47.820 air

01:20:47.960 but

01:20:48.320 I

01:20:48.440 thought

01:20:48.800 you

01:20:50.000 at

01:20:50.220 least

01:20:50.740 tell

01:20:51.240 members

01:20:51.780 of

01:20:52.100 your

01:20:52.280 family

01:20:52.940 hey

01:20:54.460 we've

01:20:55.380 buried

01:20:55.700 something

01:20:56.060 or

01:20:56.260 I've

01:20:56.440 hid

01:20:56.680 something

01:20:57.100 somewhere

01:20:58.500 in

01:20:59.020 the

01:20:59.300 house

01:20:59.780 and

01:21:00.600 I've

01:21:00.980 given

01:21:01.340 your

01:21:02.180 mom

01:21:02.760 one

01:21:03.280 clue

01:21:03.860 and

01:21:04.240 you

01:21:04.600 have

01:21:04.960 the

01:21:05.180 other

01:21:05.460 piece

01:21:06.080 or

01:21:06.380 whatever

01:21:07.720 you

01:21:08.220 don't

01:21:08.680 just

01:21:09.060 hide

01:21:10.460 it

01:21:10.680 and

01:21:10.800 keep

01:21:11.180 it

01:21:11.300 to

01:21:11.420 yourself

01:21:11.980 if

01:21:12.740 you

01:21:13.120 had

01:21:13.700 something

01:21:14.000 that

01:21:14.200 you

01:21:14.320 thought

01:21:14.600 was

01:21:14.900 going

01:21:15.260 to

01:21:15.740 cause

01:21:16.360 harm

01:21:17.060 to

01:21:17.280 your

01:21:17.480 family

01:21:17.900 if

01:21:18.640 found

01:21:19.140 out

01:21:19.400 that

01:21:19.580 you

01:21:19.700 had

01:21:19.940 it

01:21:20.100 you

01:21:20.440 wouldn't

01:21:20.640 tell

01:21:20.820 them

01:21:20.980 I

01:21:21.160 would

01:21:21.320 sell

01:21:21.680 it

01:21:21.880 if

01:21:22.220 it

01:21:22.320 was

01:21:22.420 the

01:21:22.540 Declaration

01:21:22.940 of

01:21:23.220 Independence 0.62

01:21:23.540 you'd

01:21:23.580 want

01:21:23.720 it

01:21:23.820 to

01:21:23.900 go

01:21:24.000 to

01:21:24.120 somebody

01:21:24.440 who

01:21:24.600 would

01:21:24.740 treasure

01:21:24.980 it

01:21:25.160 as

01:21:25.280 much

01:21:25.480 as

01:21:25.600 you

01:21:25.720 do

01:21:25.940 yeah

01:21:26.200 and

01:21:26.400 you

01:21:26.540 wouldn't

01:21:26.800 take

01:21:27.020 something

01:21:27.460 like

01:21:27.820 the

01:21:28.000 Declaration

01:21:28.360 of

01:21:28.620 Independence 0.62

01:21:29.020 and

01:21:29.420 roll

01:21:29.840 it

01:21:30.000 up

01:21:30.340 and

01:21:30.940 put

01:21:31.200 it

01:21:31.320 in

01:21:31.440 the

01:21:31.600 back

01:21:31.920 of

01:21:32.040 a

01:21:32.200 drawer

01:21:32.720 why

01:21:33.700 it's

01:21:34.120 the

01:21:34.300 Declaration

01:21:35.180 of

01:21:35.700 Independence 0.62

01:21:36.200 if

01:21:36.440 you

01:21:36.560 have

01:21:36.780 it

01:21:36.920 legally

01:21:38.400 and

01:21:39.860 you're

01:21:40.080 afraid

01:21:40.520 of

01:21:40.720 it

01:21:40.900 A

01:21:41.160 put

01:21:41.460 it

01:21:41.580 in

01:21:41.700 a

01:21:41.820 safe

01:21:42.160 B

01:21:43.480 donate

01:21:45.760 it

01:21:46.040 on

01:21:46.320 loan

01:21:46.880 to

01:21:47.180 a

01:21:47.320 museum

01:21:47.920 I

01:21:48.240 mean

01:21:48.380 what

01:21:48.600 do

01:21:48.700 you

01:21:49.600 how many

01:21:51.500 times

01:21:51.920 have

01:21:52.060 we

01:21:52.200 seen

01:21:52.520 this

01:21:53.280 going

01:21:53.580 back

01:21:54.040 to

01:21:54.920 horrible

01:21:55.780 dictatorships

01:21:56.680 to

01:21:57.040 religious

01:21:58.020 theocracies

01:22:00.120 where

01:22:00.640 people

01:22:01.360 did hide

01:22:02.040 their

01:22:02.440 important

01:22:03.400 documents

01:22:04.120 away

01:22:04.840 from

01:22:05.160 what

01:22:05.340 they

01:22:05.500 thought

01:22:05.800 could

01:22:06.000 come

01:22:06.340 people

01:22:07.180 were

01:22:07.660 afraid

01:22:08.220 that

01:22:08.540 if

01:22:08.640 they

01:22:08.740 threw

01:22:08.900 it

01:22:09.000 into

01:22:09.120 a

01:22:09.260 museum

01:22:09.680 or

01:22:10.000 a

01:22:10.200 safe

01:22:10.540 people

01:22:11.020 might

01:22:11.280 look

01:22:11.520 there

01:22:11.800 so

01:22:12.560 they

01:22:12.700 put

01:22:12.920 it

01:22:13.040 in

01:22:13.160 places

01:22:13.460 where

01:22:13.660 people

01:22:13.940 wouldn't

01:22:14.280 look

01:22:14.560 if

01:22:14.720 things

01:22:14.940 went

01:22:15.640 wrong

01:22:15.920 it's

01:22:16.720 just

01:22:16.840 bizarre

01:22:17.380 it

01:22:17.600 is

01:22:17.720 bizarre

01:22:17.980 in

01:22:18.100 the

01:22:18.180 United

01:22:18.380 States

01:22:18.740 where

01:22:18.920 you

01:22:19.020 wouldn't

01:22:19.260 nobody

01:22:19.700 knew

01:22:20.120 about

01:22:20.440 it

01:22:20.580 nobody

01:22:21.100 in

01:22:21.320 the

01:22:21.440 family

01:22:21.760 because

01:22:22.500 your

01:22:22.780 children

01:22:23.140 know

01:22:23.700 how you

01:22:24.020 feel

01:22:24.200 about

01:22:24.360 your

01:22:24.500 artifacts

01:22:24.820 and

01:22:25.320 hopefully

01:22:26.140 if

01:22:26.360 you

01:22:26.480 died

01:22:26.820 what

01:22:27.320 to

01:22:27.480 do

01:22:27.620 with

01:22:27.780 them

01:22:28.400 yeah

01:22:28.880 so

01:22:29.760 it's

01:22:29.960 like

01:22:30.040 you

01:22:30.120 were

01:22:30.220 telling me

01:22:30.560 about

01:22:30.680 that

01:22:30.800 one

01:22:31.040 really

01:22:31.280 invaluable

01:22:31.700 document

01:22:32.000 blah

01:22:33.060 blah

01:22:33.360 blah

01:22:33.560 blah

01:22:33.840 it

01:22:35.360 had

01:22:35.500 nothing

01:22:35.720 to

01:22:35.900 do

01:22:36.020 with

01:22:36.200 three

01:22:36.360 degrees

01:22:36.680 off

01:22:36.900 the

01:22:37.020 polar

01:22:37.260 star

01:22:37.640 what

01:22:38.000 that

01:22:39.920 was

01:22:40.080 a

01:22:40.300 weird

01:22:40.680 I

01:22:41.160 just

01:22:41.420 saying

01:22:41.880 it's

01:22:42.300 not

01:22:42.600 nor

01:22:42.960 five

01:22:43.480 okay

01:22:44.340 okay

01:22:44.900 not

01:22:45.160 three

01:22:45.360 nor

01:22:45.580 five

01:22:46.040 anyway

01:22:46.740 let's

01:22:49.280 go to

01:22:49.600 some

01:22:49.820 let's

01:22:50.120 go

01:22:50.240 someplace

01:22:50.540 else

01:22:51.000 talking

01:22:51.580 about

01:22:51.840 original

01:22:52.320 things

01:22:52.800 let me

01:22:53.460 switch

01:22:53.940 gears

01:22:54.420 to

01:22:55.020 frauds

01:22:56.860 now

01:22:57.620 this

01:22:57.860 is

01:22:58.020 really

01:22:58.620 early

01:22:59.200 technology

01:22:59.980 but

01:23:01.220 for

01:23:01.600 a

01:23:01.920 version

01:23:02.480 one

01:23:03.200 of

01:23:03.740 this

01:23:03.920 technology

01:23:04.420 to

01:23:04.620 come

01:23:04.800 out

01:23:05.020 and

01:23:05.240 to

01:23:05.360 be

01:23:05.520 this

01:23:05.820 good

01:23:06.220 is

01:23:06.900 stunning

01:23:07.800 what

01:23:09.200 this

01:23:09.440 is

01:23:09.840 is a

01:23:10.660 new

01:23:11.320 algorithm

01:23:12.100 and

01:23:13.260 they

01:23:13.780 say

01:23:14.020 it's

01:23:14.220 artificial

01:23:14.560 intelligence

01:23:15.260 but

01:23:15.540 I

01:23:15.720 don't

01:23:15.900 think

01:23:16.080 it's

01:23:16.240 artificial

01:23:16.600 intelligence

01:23:17.240 because

01:23:17.620 if

01:23:18.360 it

01:23:18.480 is

01:23:18.640 it's

01:23:18.760 just

01:23:18.900 really

01:23:19.300 bad

01:23:19.840 artificial

01:23:20.520 intelligence

01:23:21.140 it

01:23:23.140 is

01:23:23.520 supposedly

01:23:24.140 can

01:23:24.740 mimic

01:23:25.260 any

01:23:25.900 voice

01:23:26.560 and

01:23:27.900 it

01:23:28.020 does

01:23:28.200 sound

01:23:28.360 like

01:23:28.500 the

01:23:28.620 voice

01:23:28.880 the

01:23:29.100 problem

01:23:29.360 is

01:23:29.580 you

01:23:29.680 still

01:23:29.920 can't

01:23:30.260 get

01:23:30.400 the

01:23:30.540 inflection

01:23:30.940 and

01:23:31.180 that's

01:23:31.420 why

01:23:31.540 I

01:23:31.660 think

01:23:31.800 it's

01:23:33.200 right

01:23:36.120 so

01:23:36.340 once

01:23:36.780 artificial

01:23:37.680 intelligence

01:23:38.320 can

01:23:38.780 really

01:23:39.200 kick 0.71

01:23:39.540 in

01:23:39.900 and

01:23:40.420 it

01:23:40.580 knows

01:23:41.100 what

01:23:41.340 the

01:23:41.560 sentence

01:23:41.940 means

01:23:42.700 and

01:23:43.460 it

01:23:43.640 knows

01:23:44.120 how

01:23:45.180 that

01:23:45.540 person

01:23:45.940 would

01:23:46.160 present

01:23:46.680 it

01:23:46.980 it's

01:23:47.680 pretty

01:23:47.920 amazing

01:23:48.340 but

01:23:48.620 I mean

01:23:49.360 I've

01:23:49.540 said

01:23:49.720 before

01:23:50.100 there's

01:23:50.620 going to

01:23:50.780 come a

01:23:51.000 time

01:23:51.160 when you're

01:23:51.380 not

01:23:51.540 going to

01:23:51.720 believe

01:23:52.120 photographs

01:23:53.080 we're

01:23:53.340 already

01:23:53.600 there

01:23:53.880 now

01:23:54.500 you're

01:23:54.700 not

01:23:54.840 going

01:23:54.940 to

01:23:54.980 be

01:23:55.080 able

01:23:55.200 to

01:23:55.320 believe

01:23:55.540 your

01:23:55.740 ears

01:23:56.300 either

01:23:56.760 listen

01:23:57.760 to

01:23:58.040 this

01:23:58.280 this

01:23:58.500 is

01:23:58.720 an

01:23:59.140 algorithm

01:23:59.760 that

01:24:00.440 is

01:24:00.620 reproducing

01:24:01.460 Barack

01:24:02.460 Obama's

01:24:03.020 voice

01:24:03.500 Donald

01:24:05.640 Trump's

01:24:06.060 voice

01:24:06.340 and

01:24:06.720 Hillary 0.96

01:24:07.060 Clinton's

01:24:07.680 voice

01:24:08.000 get past

01:24:09.340 the point

01:24:09.900 that it

01:24:10.540 sounds like

01:24:11.240 a computer

01:24:11.820 today

01:24:12.420 and understand

01:24:13.420 that that'll

01:24:15.100 probably be

01:24:15.620 taken care of

01:24:16.220 in about

01:24:16.620 six minutes

01:24:18.080 right

01:24:18.700 and these

01:24:20.060 people

01:24:20.600 didn't

01:24:21.080 say

01:24:21.360 these

01:24:21.720 things

01:24:22.060 that's

01:24:22.300 the

01:24:22.380 most

01:24:22.540 important

01:24:22.860 part

01:24:23.100 this

01:24:23.320 is

01:24:23.460 just

01:24:23.640 typed

01:24:24.060 into

01:24:24.400 a

01:24:24.560 computer

01:24:24.920 and

01:24:25.460 it

01:24:25.620 is

01:24:25.840 spitting

01:24:26.340 them

01:24:27.260 back

01:24:27.820 saying

01:24:28.360 these

01:24:28.860 words

01:24:29.200 these

01:24:29.420 are

01:24:29.540 not

01:24:29.960 clipped

01:24:30.560 this

01:24:31.300 is

01:24:31.520 completely

01:24:32.220 new

01:24:32.880 generation

01:24:33.580 of a

01:24:34.460 voice

01:24:34.800 hey

01:24:35.140 doc

01:24:35.400 have

01:24:35.840 you

01:24:35.980 heard

01:24:36.260 about

01:24:36.540 this

01:24:36.740 new

01:24:36.900 technology

01:24:37.400 are

01:24:37.840 you

01:24:37.960 speaking

01:24:38.240 about

01:24:38.540 this

01:24:38.760 new

01:24:38.960 algorithm

01:24:39.540 to

01:24:39.800 copy

01:24:40.120 voices

01:24:40.580 yes

01:24:41.180 it

01:24:41.500 is

01:24:41.680 developed

01:24:42.140 by

01:24:42.520 a

01:24:42.740 startup

01:24:43.100 called

01:24:43.520 wire

01:24:43.780 bird

01:24:44.140 this

01:24:44.580 is

01:24:44.780 huge

01:24:45.080 they

01:24:45.240 can

01:24:45.380 make

01:24:45.620 us

01:24:45.800 say

01:24:45.980 anything

01:24:46.360 now

01:24:46.600 really

01:24:46.840 anything

01:24:47.220 the

01:24:47.600 good

01:24:47.820 news

01:24:48.080 is

01:24:48.440 that

01:24:48.860 they

01:24:48.980 will

01:24:49.160 offer

01:24:49.400 the

01:24:49.580 technology

01:24:50.100 to

01:24:50.340 anyone

01:24:50.600 this

01:24:51.080 is

01:24:51.260 huge

01:24:51.500 how

01:24:51.740 does

01:24:51.900 their

01:24:52.040 technology

01:24:52.600 work

01:24:53.000 hey

01:24:53.460 guys

01:24:53.960 I

01:24:54.180 think

01:24:54.420 that

01:24:54.640 they

01:24:54.840 use

01:24:55.120 deep

01:24:55.360 learning

01:24:55.680 and

01:24:55.880 artificial

01:24:56.360 neural

01:24:56.780 networks

01:24:57.420 Hillary 0.96

01:24:57.880 is

01:24:58.080 right

01:24:58.260 and I

01:24:58.560 can

01:24:58.700 tell

01:24:58.900 you

01:24:59.060 that

01:24:59.240 their

01:24:59.400 team

01:24:59.660 is

01:24:59.820 great

01:25:00.120 I

01:25:00.600 wish

01:25:00.820 them

01:25:00.980 good

01:25:01.160 luck

01:25:01.420 I'm

01:25:01.680 sure

01:25:01.880 they

01:25:02.060 will

01:25:02.220 do

01:25:02.360 a

01:25:02.480 good

01:25:02.620 job

01:25:02.920 I

01:25:03.940 mean

01:25:04.240 that's

01:25:14.140 notice

01:25:14.540 they

01:25:14.680 can't

01:25:14.900 get

01:25:15.020 the

01:25:15.160 computer

01:25:15.440 to

01:25:15.600 say

01:25:15.780 huge

01:25:16.420 it's

01:25:17.640 just

01:25:17.820 huge

01:25:18.140 also

01:25:19.500 if

01:25:19.740 you

01:25:19.840 listen

01:25:20.080 I

01:25:20.280 was

01:25:20.420 just

01:25:20.560 listening

01:25:20.840 with

01:25:21.040 my

01:25:21.300 earpiece

01:25:21.940 in

01:25:22.180 and I

01:25:22.860 heard

01:25:23.020 it

01:25:23.160 earlier

01:25:23.460 on a

01:25:23.800 speaker

01:25:24.160 so I

01:25:24.460 don't

01:25:24.540 know

01:25:24.640 if

01:25:24.760 anybody

01:25:25.020 else

01:25:25.300 heard

01:25:25.460 this

01:25:25.660 but

01:25:26.200 especially

01:25:26.540 Barack

01:25:27.000 Obama

01:25:27.380 it's

01:25:28.400 interesting

01:25:28.940 because

01:25:29.400 at the

01:25:30.480 beginning

01:25:30.780 you

01:25:31.140 almost

01:25:31.700 can't

01:25:32.200 understand

01:25:32.720 the

01:25:32.940 word

01:25:33.140 it's

01:25:33.400 almost

01:25:33.680 just

01:25:33.980 like

01:25:34.180 a

01:25:34.400 tone

01:25:34.920 did

01:25:36.000 you

01:25:36.080 notice

01:25:36.300 that

01:25:36.500 it's

01:25:38.680 how

01:25:40.480 your

01:25:40.780 ear

01:25:41.260 it

01:25:42.560 shows

01:25:43.300 you

01:25:44.140 ear

01:25:44.520 is

01:25:45.320 almost

01:25:46.300 like

01:25:46.580 processing

01:25:47.060 images

01:25:47.620 and

01:25:47.980 light

01:25:48.420 it's

01:25:49.200 it's

01:25:49.420 just

01:25:49.680 processing

01:25:50.760 all this

01:25:51.200 sound

01:25:51.840 and it's

01:25:52.480 making

01:25:53.220 it

01:25:53.500 you're

01:25:53.720 filling

01:25:54.380 in the

01:25:54.800 gaps

01:25:55.100 you know

01:25:55.300 what's

01:25:55.480 happening

01:25:56.000 you are

01:25:56.520 seeing

01:25:57.160 the

01:25:57.740 matrix

01:25:58.240 you can

01:25:58.800 see it

01:25:59.340 that's

01:25:59.860 what's

01:26:00.020 happening

01:26:00.320 your

01:26:01.160 whole

01:26:01.420 world

01:26:01.660 is

01:26:01.800 changing

01:26:02.000 you can

01:26:02.260 now

01:26:02.420 see

01:26:02.840 the

01:26:03.040 little

01:26:03.160 guys

01:26:03.460 I

01:26:03.680 think

01:26:04.460 you

01:26:04.680 need

01:26:05.080 to

01:26:05.260 learn

01:26:05.480 the

01:26:05.640 difference

01:26:05.900 between

01:26:06.240 movies

01:26:06.740 and

01:26:06.980 documentaries

01:26:07.520 this

01:26:07.920 is

01:26:08.120 the

01:26:08.300 second

01:26:08.760 one

01:26:09.160 here

01:26:09.500 in a

01:26:09.740 few

01:26:09.980 minutes

01:26:10.400 but

01:26:11.200 can we

01:26:11.840 play it

01:26:14.140 this

01:26:14.500 is

01:26:14.580 stunning

01:26:14.900 hey

01:26:15.380 don

01:26:15.600 have

01:26:16.060 you

01:26:16.220 heard

01:26:16.500 about

01:26:16.740 this

01:26:16.960 new

01:26:17.120 technology

01:26:17.620 are

01:26:18.060 you

01:26:18.200 speaking

01:26:18.460 about

01:26:18.760 this

01:26:19.000 new

01:26:19.200 algorithm

01:26:19.760 to

01:26:20.020 copy

01:26:20.360 voices

01:26:20.800 yes

01:26:21.420 it

01:26:21.740 is

01:26:21.920 developed

01:26:22.340 by a

01:26:22.940 startup

01:26:23.320 called

01:26:23.780 liar

01:26:24.020 burr

01:26:24.360 this

01:26:24.800 is

01:26:25.020 huge

01:26:25.300 they

01:26:25.460 can

01:26:25.620 make

01:26:25.840 us

01:26:26.020 say

01:26:26.200 anything

01:26:26.580 now

01:26:26.840 really

01:26:27.060 anything

01:26:27.440 the

01:26:27.840 good

01:26:28.040 news

01:26:28.300 is

01:26:28.700 that

01:26:29.100 they

01:26:29.200 will

01:26:29.380 offer

01:26:29.620 the

01:26:29.800 technology

01:26:30.320 to

01:26:30.580 anyone

01:26:30.840 this

01:26:31.300 is

01:26:31.480 huge

01:26:31.720 how

01:26:31.940 does

01:26:32.120 their

01:26:32.280 technology

01:26:32.840 work

01:26:33.220 hey

01:26:33.680 guys

01:26:34.160 I

01:26:34.400 think

01:26:34.660 that

01:26:34.860 they

01:26:35.080 use

01:26:35.340 deep

01:26:35.580 learning

01:26:35.900 and

01:26:36.100 artificial

01:26:36.600 neural

01:26:37.020 networks

01:26:37.660 Hillary 0.96

01:26:38.120 is

01:26:38.300 right

01:26:38.500 and I

01:26:38.800 can

01:26:38.920 tell

01:26:39.140 you

01:26:39.280 that

01:26:39.460 their

01:26:39.620 team

01:26:39.900 is

01:26:40.040 great

01:26:40.360 I

01:26:40.820 wish

01:26:41.060 them

01:26:41.220 good

01:26:41.380 luck

01:26:41.640 I'm

01:26:41.920 sure

01:26:42.100 they

01:26:42.300 will

01:26:42.460 do

01:26:42.580 a

01:26:42.700 good

01:26:42.860 job

01:26:43.140 Hillary 0.96

01:26:43.460 is

01:26:43.680 the

01:26:43.840 worst

01:26:44.100 of

01:26:44.240 the

01:26:44.360 three

01:26:44.560 I

01:26:44.740 wonder

01:26:44.880 if

01:26:45.000 they're

01:26:45.100 having

01:26:45.260 a

01:26:45.360 harder

01:26:45.520 time

01:26:45.760 with

01:26:45.880 women's

01:26:46.300 voices

01:26:46.580 I

01:26:46.940 don't

01:26:47.040 know

01:26:47.200 Sarah

01:26:47.740 can

01:26:48.040 you

01:26:48.220 play

01:26:48.700 the

01:26:49.200 I

01:26:50.120 don't

01:26:50.240 know

01:26:50.360 if

01:26:50.440 this

01:26:50.580 will

01:26:50.680 throw

01:26:50.820 the

01:26:50.980 computers

01:26:51.360 off

01:26:51.660 can

01:26:51.820 you

01:26:51.940 play

01:26:52.160 the

01:26:52.460 return

01:26:53.440 in

01:26:53.720 45

01:26:54.080 seconds

01:27:06.100 is

01:27:06.280 artificial

01:27:06.660 voice

01:27:07.160 and

01:27:07.640 you

01:27:07.740 listen

01:27:08.000 to

01:27:08.180 the

01:27:08.320 difference

01:27:08.740 and

01:27:09.160 10

01:27:09.780 years

01:27:10.080 ago

01:27:10.460 it

01:27:11.520 sounds

01:27:11.920 better

01:27:12.180 than

01:27:12.400 this

01:27:12.600 does

01:27:12.960 but

01:27:13.580 this

01:27:14.320 is

01:27:14.760 mimicking

01:27:16.460 a

01:27:17.260 specific

01:27:18.200 voice

01:27:18.660 and

01:27:19.100 you

01:27:19.220 can

01:27:19.400 hear

01:27:19.900 I

01:27:20.780 mean

01:27:20.900 they

01:27:21.020 really

01:27:21.300 have

01:27:21.620 Hillary's 0.68

01:27:22.220 even

01:27:22.440 breathiness

01:27:23.160 in it

01:27:23.880 45

01:27:25.280 seconds

01:27:26.320 that's

01:27:27.280 a

01:27:27.340 computer

01:27:27.800 and

01:27:28.280 that's

01:27:28.580 10

01:27:28.840 years

01:27:29.080 old

01:27:29.400 and

01:27:29.880 that

01:27:30.020 doesn't

01:27:30.200 sound

01:27:30.380 anything

01:27:30.580 like

01:27:30.860 this

01:27:31.300 imagine

01:27:32.160 how

01:27:32.700 difficult

01:27:35.340 this

01:27:35.740 is

01:27:36.080 and

01:27:36.740 where

01:27:36.920 they're

01:27:37.060 taking

01:27:37.320 it

01:27:37.500 you're

01:27:40.540 listening

01:27:40.880 to

01:27:41.120 the

01:27:41.280 Glenn

01:27:41.540 Beck

01:27:41.780 program

01:27:42.360 mercury

01:27:44.880 you're

01:27:48.680 listening

01:27:49.040 to

01:27:49.260 the

01:27:49.400 Glenn

01:27:49.680 Beck

01:27:49.900 program

01:27:50.500 all

01:27:51.520 right

01:27:51.600 couple

01:27:51.800 things

01:27:52.040 we

01:27:52.200 want

01:27:52.380 to

01:27:52.500 cover

01:27:52.780 we've

01:27:52.980 got

01:27:53.060 a

01:27:53.180 great

01:27:53.520 second

01:27:53.840 half

01:27:54.080 hour

01:27:54.260 for

01:27:54.440 you

01:27:54.560 don't

01:27:54.680 want

01:27:54.800 to

01:27:54.880 miss

01:27:55.120 coming

01:27:55.500 up

01:27:55.660 in

01:27:55.780 just

01:27:55.920 a

01:27:56.040 few

01:27:56.160 minutes

01:27:56.460 something

01:27:57.340 about

01:27:57.760 Donald

01:27:58.340 Trump

01:27:58.720 that

01:27:59.100 that

01:28:00.280 is

01:28:00.560 quite

01:28:02.000 amazing

01:28:02.360 plus

01:28:02.700 the

01:28:02.900 cost

01:28:03.320 of

01:28:03.540 living

01:28:04.020 and

01:28:05.440 buying

01:28:06.200 a

01:28:06.360 new

01:28:06.500 house

01:28:06.860 today

01:28:07.180 we'll

01:28:07.380 get

01:28:07.480 into

01:28:07.660 that

01:28:07.840 here

01:28:07.980 in

01:28:08.080 just

01:28:08.220 a

01:28:08.340 second

01:28:08.580 soda

01:28:09.260 tax

01:28:09.820 yeah

01:28:10.360 Santa Fe

01:28:10.900 New Mexico

01:28:11.680 voted on

01:28:12.080 the soda

01:28:12.480 tax

01:28:12.940 and they

01:28:14.440 rejected

01:28:15.380 it

01:28:15.760 nice

01:28:16.240 Santa Fe

01:28:17.120 nice move 0.85

01:28:17.800 for Santa Fe

01:28:18.680 that is

01:28:19.100 huge

01:28:19.840 fairly liberal

01:28:20.860 area

01:28:21.480 isn't it

01:28:21.840 Santa Fe

01:28:22.900 New Mexico

01:28:23.340 yeah

01:28:24.180 capital

01:28:24.820 cities

01:28:25.160 usually are

01:28:25.700 yeah

01:28:25.900 no but

01:28:26.340 Santa Fe

01:28:26.820 is beyond

01:28:27.400 a capital

01:28:27.700 it's almost

01:28:28.240 a little

01:28:28.600 mini

01:28:28.840 San Francisco

01:28:29.480 far as

01:28:30.140 it's

01:28:30.780 progressiveness

01:28:31.620 but I mean

01:28:32.500 maybe they've

01:28:33.160 seen what

01:28:33.760 it's done

01:28:34.160 to Philadelphia

01:28:35.060 oh my god

01:28:35.840 it's been

01:28:36.160 terrible

01:28:36.560 for Philadelphia

01:28:37.160 but 57 to

01:28:38.060 43 so

01:28:38.900 not even

01:28:39.260 that close

01:28:39.820 one of the

01:28:40.900 things they

01:28:41.360 tried to do

01:28:41.940 was make it

01:28:42.420 a two cent

01:28:43.020 per ounce

01:28:43.680 tax

01:28:44.180 on drinks

01:28:45.240 two cents

01:28:45.820 an ounce

01:28:46.220 yeah

01:28:46.640 so 40 cents

01:28:48.100 on a

01:28:48.500 two dollar

01:28:49.100 bottle of soda

01:28:49.700 for individual

01:28:50.740 serving

01:28:51.160 it's a big

01:28:52.480 a big

01:28:53.080 I mean

01:28:53.360 they don't

01:28:53.800 say

01:28:53.980 keep saying

01:28:54.380 two cents

01:28:54.760 per ounce

01:28:55.040 because they

01:28:55.260 don't want

01:28:55.500 to tell you

01:28:55.760 the percentage

01:28:56.340 yeah

01:28:56.880 which is

01:28:57.300 25%

01:28:58.740 tax

01:28:59.260 or 20%

01:29:00.900 tax on

01:29:01.480 these sodas

01:29:01.940 but

01:29:03.340 it was

01:29:04.220 at least

01:29:04.840 it was

01:29:05.060 a reason

01:29:05.600 debate

01:29:06.080 people lined

01:29:07.620 up outside

01:29:08.080 of voting

01:29:08.440 booths

01:29:09.040 dressed as

01:29:09.780 Muppets

01:29:10.280 because this

01:29:11.640 money would

01:29:12.160 have gone

01:29:12.600 to pre-K

01:29:13.780 oh you gotta be

01:29:14.760 kidding me

01:29:15.040 so people

01:29:15.460 dressed as

01:29:15.960 Muppets

01:29:16.260 you gotta be

01:29:17.020 kidding me

01:29:17.720 it's always

01:29:18.660 for the children

01:29:19.360 it's always

01:29:19.760 for the children

01:29:20.360 and yet

01:29:23.140 and yet

01:29:24.020 debt

01:29:24.540 saying cut

01:29:26.140 cut all of

01:29:27.340 this crazy

01:29:27.840 spending

01:29:28.360 is not

01:29:30.180 about the

01:29:30.540 children

01:29:30.780 somehow or

01:29:31.260 another

01:29:31.400 you hate

01:29:32.140 children

01:29:32.540 if you

01:29:32.900 want to

01:29:33.120 cut it

01:29:33.380 no I

01:29:33.860 want my

01:29:34.380 children

01:29:34.640 to be

01:29:35.600 able to

01:29:36.160 be debt

01:29:36.720 free

01:29:37.160 I want

01:29:37.640 my children

01:29:38.040 to have

01:29:38.800 choices

01:29:39.700 in front

01:29:40.660 of them

01:29:40.900 if it's

01:29:41.520 true

01:29:41.920 that Donald

01:29:42.760 Trump

01:29:43.220 and Barack

01:29:44.040 Obama

01:29:44.460 made

01:29:45.500 pretty much

01:29:46.120 the same

01:29:46.580 choices

01:29:47.000 because of

01:29:47.720 what George

01:29:48.720 Bush said

01:29:49.260 to me

01:29:49.540 when you

01:29:50.000 sit behind

01:29:50.360 this chair

01:29:50.880 you're gonna

01:29:51.340 realize you

01:29:51.720 have very

01:29:52.040 few choices

01:29:52.540 it's because

01:29:53.500 of debt

01:29:55.020 it's because

01:29:56.140 you are

01:29:57.060 owned

01:29:57.760 part and

01:29:58.560 parcel

01:29:58.980 by someone

01:30:00.320 else

01:30:00.820 and that

01:30:02.080 someone else

01:30:02.860 is debt

01:30:04.820 whoever

01:30:05.240 controls the

01:30:06.480 debt

01:30:06.940 you're not

01:30:08.060 free to

01:30:08.540 make choices

01:30:09.280 that's about

01:30:10.880 the children

01:30:12.720 I should

01:30:13.800 watch the

01:30:14.240 documentary

01:30:14.800 this is about

01:30:16.200 the children

01:30:17.240 watch the

01:30:18.980 documentary

01:30:19.440 Dave

01:30:19.940 we'll see

01:30:20.660 how that

01:30:21.100 worked out

01:30:21.800 it's pretty

01:30:22.400 horrifying

01:30:23.040 small wonder

01:30:35.880 that's right

01:30:36.480 that's right

01:30:37.360 we were just

01:30:37.720 talking about

01:30:38.200 that classic

01:30:38.680 TV show

01:30:39.940 small wonder

01:30:40.560 oh the

01:30:41.160 documentary

01:30:41.500 oh she is 0.94

01:30:42.360 fantastic

01:30:42.920 we were wondering

01:30:43.600 where she was

01:30:44.440 hidden but

01:30:45.340 she's with the

01:30:45.880 Fatima kids

01:30:46.500 Noah's Ark

01:30:48.420 there on the

01:30:49.520 39th parallel

01:30:50.320 which is not

01:30:51.500 to be confused

01:30:52.360 by the 38th

01:30:53.580 parallel which

01:30:54.180 has something

01:30:54.560 to do with

01:30:55.120 North Korea

01:30:55.740 and a

01:30:56.040 demilitarized

01:30:57.400 zone

01:30:57.580 and also

01:30:58.340 made popular

01:30:59.920 first of course

01:31:02.100 by Billy Joel

01:31:03.360 okay so

01:31:04.760 I mean that

01:31:08.280 goes without

01:31:09.100 saying I don't

01:31:09.620 even know why

01:31:09.940 you said it

01:31:10.360 right

01:31:10.780 in that way

01:31:11.920 I mean our

01:31:12.880 generation that's 0.65

01:31:13.660 why you know

01:31:14.240 it the last

01:31:15.420 generation knew

01:31:16.060 it because of

01:31:16.680 the actual

01:31:17.080 Korean war but

01:31:17.860 we knew it

01:31:18.420 because of we

01:31:19.340 didn't start the

01:31:19.840 fire right

01:31:20.380 right in that

01:31:22.020 I mean

01:31:22.300 probably yeah

01:31:23.240 that probably had

01:31:23.820 something to do

01:31:24.240 with it

01:31:24.460 yeah it could

01:31:25.040 have I'm just

01:31:25.780 saying I'm just

01:31:26.920 saying 39th

01:31:27.760 parallel secret

01:31:28.580 parallel where

01:31:30.060 small wonder

01:31:31.040 is hiding

01:31:32.200 right now

01:31:32.980 we were just

01:31:34.780 talking about

01:31:35.360 whether you

01:31:36.320 know whether

01:31:36.860 you buy a

01:31:37.260 house and I'm

01:31:37.700 only torturing

01:31:38.380 Stu every day

01:31:39.040 because he's

01:31:39.420 about to buy

01:31:39.860 a house and I

01:31:40.460 just keep telling

01:31:41.060 him I don't

01:31:41.360 know that but

01:31:42.300 don't buy a

01:31:43.120 house seems like

01:31:43.680 I might yeah

01:31:44.340 just don't buy

01:31:44.900 and you just

01:31:45.300 keep saying

01:31:45.680 don't do it

01:31:46.220 don't do it

01:31:46.880 don't do it

01:31:47.580 don't buy a

01:31:48.000 house I don't

01:31:48.760 think that's

01:31:49.120 sell your house

01:31:50.160 don't buy it

01:31:51.120 I can't sell my

01:31:51.740 house I haven't

01:31:52.080 bought it yet

01:31:52.600 right well you

01:31:53.240 should buy it

01:31:53.720 and then sell it

01:31:54.460 I'm a big fan

01:31:55.140 of renting as

01:31:55.800 you know

01:31:56.020 you know what

01:31:57.600 I'm in exactly

01:31:59.620 the same

01:32:00.280 situation and

01:32:01.640 I'm so torn

01:32:02.700 you know Tanya

01:32:03.860 I want to sell

01:32:05.140 the house and I

01:32:05.980 don't want to

01:32:06.240 sell the house

01:32:06.560 because I want

01:32:06.860 to downsize

01:32:07.620 one of those

01:32:09.900 tiny houses

01:32:10.620 not that tiny

01:32:12.040 although can I

01:32:13.060 tell you something

01:32:13.440 can I tell you

01:32:14.480 something my

01:32:15.820 kids still they

01:32:17.640 all sleep in our

01:32:19.140 room they don't

01:32:20.360 sleep in our bed

01:32:21.000 but they all sleep

01:32:21.720 in our room

01:32:22.080 yeah really

01:32:22.840 yeah they still

01:32:23.780 they still come

01:32:24.400 down in the

01:32:24.880 middle of the

01:32:25.260 night you know

01:32:26.380 where we all you

01:32:27.700 know we just

01:32:28.180 honestly it's

01:32:29.580 I know but

01:32:30.200 they're not

01:32:30.480 sleeping together

01:32:31.060 it's not a

01:32:31.580 weird thing

01:32:32.200 that was not

01:32:33.440 where I was

01:32:33.800 going I just

01:32:34.440 did their

01:32:34.860 their how old

01:32:36.000 40

01:32:37.340 40 I mean that

01:32:38.600 seems old to be

01:32:39.380 sleeping in your

01:32:39.940 bedroom

01:32:40.240 well it's

01:32:40.920 uncomfortable when

01:32:41.820 they're trying to

01:32:42.460 procreate with

01:32:43.320 their spouses

01:32:44.560 yeah but we

01:32:45.700 just start this

01:32:46.720 with it wasn't

01:32:47.400 weird

01:32:47.740 other than that

01:32:48.800 it's fine

01:32:49.020 that's weird to

01:32:49.740 you

01:32:50.020 so that's how

01:32:51.080 it is in their

01:32:51.660 family

01:32:52.080 no I mean

01:32:54.000 who are you

01:32:54.460 Stu

01:32:54.840 cast aspersions on

01:32:56.600 that

01:32:56.820 it's fair

01:32:57.240 who are you

01:32:57.960 contemporary

01:32:58.480 family we

01:32:59.080 learned that

01:32:59.400 earlier on the

01:32:59.920 program

01:33:00.240 here's here's

01:33:01.060 how crazy the

01:33:01.800 housing market is

01:33:02.460 right now in

01:33:02.940 Texas my my

01:33:04.100 daughter and

01:33:04.960 son-in-law are

01:33:05.920 about to buy a

01:33:07.340 house and they

01:33:08.380 they were looking

01:33:08.840 at this beautiful

01:33:09.460 house I think it

01:33:10.020 was $155,000 but

01:33:11.620 it had a lot of

01:33:12.280 upgrades it was

01:33:13.020 kind of small

01:33:13.520 like 1800 square

01:33:15.140 feet

01:33:15.360 so to say it's

01:33:16.060 got to be in

01:33:16.540 Texas that's got

01:33:17.220 to be a five

01:33:17.780 square foot house

01:33:18.620 but it's beautiful

01:33:19.540 with all the

01:33:20.160 upgrades that you

01:33:20.740 would expect in a

01:33:21.460 house half a

01:33:22.740 million dollars

01:33:23.340 and so they

01:33:24.900 went to look at

01:33:25.420 it loved it

01:33:26.060 put put an

01:33:27.960 offer in at

01:33:28.860 165

01:33:29.900 like 10,000

01:33:31.000 over they

01:33:32.420 didn't get the

01:33:33.020 they didn't get

01:33:33.580 the house the

01:33:34.560 bid that won

01:33:35.320 was a hundred

01:33:36.020 and seventy

01:33:36.820 five thousand

01:33:37.500 dollars

01:33:37.800 wow

01:33:38.160 20,000

01:33:39.480 over

01:33:40.080 see this is

01:33:41.560 what makes me

01:33:42.040 concerned by

01:33:42.660 high sell low

01:33:43.320 right

01:33:43.580 no that's the

01:33:44.960 way I usually

01:33:45.540 do it

01:33:45.960 here's what

01:33:46.660 makes it

01:33:47.020 really makes

01:33:48.300 me really

01:33:48.640 concerned

01:33:49.080 you know I

01:33:50.160 live I live in

01:33:51.040 a town that

01:33:51.760 you know is in

01:33:52.780 a higher tax

01:33:53.600 bracket and so

01:33:54.540 there's some

01:33:54.920 pretty spectacular

01:33:55.720 houses I'm

01:33:57.000 telling you

01:33:57.700 houses that I

01:33:59.440 thought were

01:33:59.860 spectacular three

01:34:02.020 years ago look

01:34:04.220 like tiny houses

01:34:05.200 yeah we went

01:34:06.500 for a Sunday

01:34:07.040 drive this last

01:34:08.220 Sunday yes and

01:34:09.340 honestly we saw

01:34:10.820 three houses that

01:34:12.380 we said where the

01:34:14.280 hell does that

01:34:14.720 one stop it

01:34:15.600 doesn't stop

01:34:17.000 yeah they don't

01:34:18.360 they don't they

01:34:19.260 don't I saw a

01:34:20.620 house that just

01:34:22.000 kept going and

01:34:23.320 going honestly we

01:34:24.500 were driving on

01:34:25.200 the street and I

01:34:25.760 believe you're

01:34:26.340 talking about no

01:34:27.280 you say I want to

01:34:28.040 sell my house and

01:34:28.600 downsize I look at

01:34:29.840 those homes and go

01:34:30.480 that's the downsizing

01:34:31.300 you know what we

01:34:32.020 have a we have a

01:34:32.860 house you know our

01:34:34.060 ranch is what like

01:34:35.340 1800 square feet we

01:34:37.120 love it we absolutely

01:34:38.800 love it because the

01:34:40.040 family is always

01:34:40.740 together I mean it's

01:34:41.780 not great when you're

01:34:42.940 like get out of my 0.58

01:34:45.760 face if somebody has

01:34:47.380 is having a really bad

01:34:49.080 day yeah not a good

01:34:50.620 house yeah not a good

01:34:51.520 house but for when

01:34:52.840 you're all getting

01:34:53.360 along it's that's I

01:34:55.760 mean you just that's

01:34:56.860 just great and we

01:34:57.900 just we love being

01:34:59.320 close together and

01:35:00.520 and some of these

01:35:01.920 houses that they're

01:35:03.420 building now are so

01:35:04.720 huge and you know

01:35:08.960 you'll be like it's a

01:35:10.100 family of three what

01:35:11.840 what are they what do

01:35:13.720 they each have 18,000

01:35:15.400 square feet what I mean

01:35:17.160 what's in that house

01:35:18.260 there's a house they've

01:35:20.160 been building for like

01:35:21.060 18 years I think

01:35:23.960 because they just keep

01:35:26.300 adding new sections to

01:35:27.740 it that is is fairly

01:35:30.060 close to us and you

01:35:31.140 just think what do you

01:35:32.520 people do for a living

01:35:34.540 how big house what is

01:35:36.860 this a Ronald McDonald

01:35:37.780 house it's so big does

01:35:39.380 this cloud need it's not

01:35:40.980 the only one man it's

01:35:42.380 that is okay so I live

01:35:44.160 down the street from one

01:35:45.780 of the guys who is the

01:35:47.720 chairman of the board of

01:35:48.780 the train you know one

01:35:50.060 of the big trains so I

01:35:51.260 mean you know I mean

01:35:52.360 you know you're they're

01:35:53.080 big trains now yeah the

01:35:54.720 big trains so you know

01:35:56.320 they're you know it's a

01:35:57.120 guy who's the guy who's

01:35:58.640 pulling down some some

01:36:00.020 coinage cash yeah a lot

01:36:01.600 of shipping goes on in

01:36:02.520 this a lot of this is a

01:36:04.300 big shipping area here in

01:36:06.340 the southwest and he's

01:36:08.400 like the president or

01:36:09.940 chairman of the board or

01:36:10.800 something and he's got a

01:36:12.980 large house place he's

01:36:14.680 got a large house we

01:36:15.660 drive by and we're like

01:36:16.440 wow that's a large house

01:36:18.180 you you go you know six

01:36:22.340 blocks away from him and

01:36:24.300 I'm telling you you look

01:36:27.080 at him and say this must

01:36:28.840 be where Jesus lives because

01:36:32.000 I know this guy who I

01:36:33.300 can't relate to on how

01:36:34.480 much cash he's making I

01:36:36.100 know what his house looks

01:36:37.200 like who lives here the

01:36:39.740 entire holy family what is

01:36:41.940 this house I think Jesus

01:36:44.420 has a smaller house but

01:36:46.740 the camels you got to

01:36:47.720 keep camels you have to

01:36:48.860 have sheep you don't want

01:36:49.820 the sheep and the camels

01:36:50.740 mixing what he does he

01:36:51.900 only has half of half a

01:36:53.060 basketball court not a

01:36:53.980 full basketball court okay

01:36:55.080 so I looked at documentary

01:36:56.600 Indiana Jones and last

01:36:58.540 again learn the difference

01:37:00.220 between a movie and a

01:37:00.960 documentary may I may I

01:37:02.400 go here cost of living

01:37:03.860 how much did the house

01:37:04.860 cost in 1924 a new car

01:37:08.780 was 275 dollars really

01:37:11.540 yeah it's ours 265 dollars

01:37:13.420 wow your average rent was

01:37:15.560 18 dollars a month and

01:37:17.380 tuition to Harvard tuition

01:37:20.060 to Harvard for a full year

01:37:21.680 was 250 dollars how much

01:37:24.620 was a house 2000 yeah that's

01:37:28.620 had to be close okay this

01:37:29.820 this shows you the run-up of

01:37:32.140 the roaring 20s a new house

01:37:34.280 was 7,720 dollars wow that's

01:37:37.620 even on the Sears catalog

01:37:38.640 wow I don't know that's the

01:37:40.400 average house so now in

01:37:42.320 1938 how much was a new

01:37:46.060 house during the depression

01:37:47.420 probably considerably less

01:37:48.980 Harvard tuition had gone up

01:37:50.400 420 dollars a new car was

01:37:52.460 860 dollars wow a new house

01:37:55.500 3,900 oh yeah you go to

01:37:58.400 19 you go to 1943 it's 3,600

01:38:02.440 jeez so you held on to your

01:38:04.880 house you had to hold on to

01:38:06.300 your house because you

01:38:07.500 couldn't sell you were

01:38:08.280 taking you were taking a

01:38:09.340 bath you didn't get back up

01:38:11.480 to a nine thousand dollar

01:38:12.600 house till 1952 in 52 tuition

01:38:16.500 to Harvard University was

01:38:17.720 six hundred dollars a new car

01:38:19.300 was seventeen hundred

01:38:20.360 dollars let me skip ahead

01:38:22.680 here let's go to let's go to

01:38:27.940 1962 a new house was twelve

01:38:31.020 thousand dollars so you've

01:38:32.340 gone from 1924 to 1962 pretty

01:38:36.440 stable pretty stable except

01:38:38.120 for the depression where it

01:38:39.100 went down you've gone from

01:38:40.260 seven thousand dollars to

01:38:41.580 twelve thousand dollars okay

01:38:43.380 in 40 years 1962 cost of a new

01:38:47.680 house is twelve thousand a new

01:38:49.280 car is twenty nine hundred

01:38:51.080 tuition to Harvard is fifteen

01:38:52.940 hundred now let's go to

01:38:55.140 1973 let's go to 1970 let's go

01:38:59.960 to 1971 a new house has gone in

01:39:05.020 nine years a new house has gone

01:39:07.300 from twelve thousand to twenty

01:39:09.180 five thousand your car has gone

01:39:13.220 to thirty five hundred and your

01:39:16.740 Harvard tuition has gone to twenty

01:39:18.200 six hundred dollars a year okay

01:39:20.380 from in 1927 or 1924 250 dollars a

01:39:24.720 year to go to Harvard to now in

01:39:26.560 1971 twenty six hundred here's where

01:39:30.420 it gets interesting remember 1971 a

01:39:33.860 house was twenty five hundred how

01:39:35.960 much was a house in 1978 if it acted

01:39:40.820 the way it did during the depression

01:39:42.000 we were in a serious recession no way

01:39:44.560 though you would think maybe it went

01:39:46.260 down again because in 78 they were

01:39:49.660 still they weren't building as

01:39:51.120 remember double incomes yeah it was

01:39:53.500 double incomes had just started back

01:39:56.160 in the early 70s like that it was

01:39:58.120 okay for mom to work yep yep so your

01:40:01.160 house your house went from in 61 or

01:40:05.620 63 12,000 to 71 25,000 so it doubled

01:40:11.220 to 1978 to 54,000 doubled again

01:40:16.040 your cost in 1983 has gone to 82,000

01:40:21.300 wow a new car is now 8,500 ticket

01:40:25.160 tuition to Harvard is now 8,100

01:40:28.500 it had gone from 250 to 1,500 to now

01:40:35.900 8,000 what happened the government

01:40:38.640 started guaranteeing tuitions then in

01:40:43.280 1999 a new house 131,000 a new car 21,000

01:40:51.260 and tuition to Harvard 31,000 dollars per

01:40:57.620 year and now it's what 60 50 or 60,000 a

01:41:04.340 year yeah I don't have anything past 99

01:41:06.180 wow I mean one of the things if you

01:41:10.000 remember go back to the 2007 era before

01:41:12.440 the housing collapse happened and you

01:41:14.260 were making the arguments on the air all

01:41:15.600 the time that this stuff was going to

01:41:17.540 occur you're giving me some weird eye

01:41:20.360 signals I don't know what that means no

01:41:21.860 I'm just okay you're just pleased with

01:41:23.480 yourself I got it no no no I'm just

01:41:24.980 listening to you no but one of the things

01:41:27.080 you based that on was the case

01:41:28.480 shiller index it was one of the big

01:41:29.880 pieces of data that you found to be

01:41:32.060 incredibly problematic because it

01:41:33.780 controls for things like inflation

01:41:35.340 these numbers obviously are partially

01:41:37.220 inflation partially the housing market

01:41:38.780 going up it's tough to break those

01:41:40.700 things out yeah and now nothing you

01:41:42.740 can't look at anything like case

01:41:44.320 shiller you can't look at anything

01:41:45.660 anymore because nothing's real because

01:41:49.060 the Fed has dumped money because we've

01:41:51.720 printed money you don't know it's is the

01:41:55.580 stock market real is the housing price

01:41:57.800 real you don't know nothing is based on

01:41:59.700 truly free market principles yeah and I

01:42:01.920 think you know it there's a lot of

01:42:05.060 complication there yeah which is I think

01:42:06.380 what you're getting at but I mean it's

01:42:07.700 still an interesting thing to look at

01:42:09.360 it is it is so in between so it's

01:42:11.860 basically a hundred is like your

01:42:13.520 average of the case shiller index for

01:42:15.320 basically the entire time so it ranged

01:42:17.320 between 80 and 120 the entire time it's

01:42:20.400 kind of measuring how overinflated

01:42:22.360 housing prices are and a hundred is I

01:42:25.320 don't remember how it works normal

01:42:26.740 normal is a hundred so it ranged between

01:42:28.860 80 and 120 for how many years 1880 to

01:42:33.360 2000 okay 1880 to 2000 the only

01:42:36.560 exception to that was the Great

01:42:37.700 Depression where it was a little bit

01:42:38.600 under 80 but it was basically between

01:42:40.580 there the entire time between 1880 and

01:42:43.660 2000 and this is on the Kay Jewelers

01:42:45.740 no this is no this is Kay Schiller or

01:42:48.580 Schiller yeah Schiller who have we talked

01:42:51.160 to we've had Schiller I can't remember

01:42:52.860 which one it was yeah we've had one of

01:42:54.080 them on really really bright this is this

01:42:55.940 is this is this is as scientific as you

01:42:59.600 can get on housing yes so 80 between 80

01:43:02.400 and 120 for 120 years okay the housing

01:43:05.900 crisis peaks in 2000 what five yeah and it

01:43:11.440 hits almost 200 so it's double normal it

01:43:16.320 goes I mean it had never even come close to

01:43:18.740 that in its history and then you have the

01:43:21.420 housing collapse right we all remember the

01:43:23.640 big inflation in the housing collapse and

01:43:25.640 finally we're getting back we're getting

01:43:26.980 back that's not the story the Kay Schiller

01:43:29.360 index tells at all it went from one to

01:43:32.900 about 120 at the beginning of the housing

01:43:34.740 bubble up to 200 and then it dropped the

01:43:37.880 bubble popped and it came back down to

01:43:40.320 120 still the highest level it had been in

01:43:45.000 120 years was the end of the crisis well it

01:43:48.620 is now reached back up to 160 she's oh my

01:43:52.580 gosh from 120 to 160 and I tell you the

01:43:55.320 only place that the only place that to me

01:43:58.480 makes any sense at all is Texas because

01:44:01.900 because that people are moving to take

01:44:04.640 the influx of people here is just 0.99

01:44:06.940 outrageous how fast it's growing

01:44:09.220 apartments they're building oh they're

01:44:10.760 and then they pop up fast and they're

01:44:12.200 all sold I mean it's just so fast because

01:44:15.460 people are moving here everywhere else

01:44:17.600 what is happening in your town that is

01:44:20.040 causing this big bubble I didn't even see

01:44:21.940 that mentioned in the Kay Juler index yeah

01:44:23.800 it's not Kay Juler I think that's why

01:44:25.760 people go to Jared

01:44:26.680 Ken LaCourt wrote a great article Fox News

01:44:42.480 Insider growing and troubling realization

01:44:44.220 that James Murdoch is in charge he said I

01:44:47.100 worked at the channel as a senior manager

01:44:48.440 for nearly 20 years blah blah blah ran

01:44:50.960 foxnews.com as a senior VP he writes an

01:44:56.000 amazing story about how this is a hit job he

01:44:59.180 said it was hard for people at the network

01:45:02.460 who looked up to Roger to see that go but

01:45:05.200 you know but Bill O'Reilly that's a hit and

01:45:08.480 what they're doing now it looks just like a

01:45:11.140 smear campaign and a hit job someone should 0.99

01:45:13.300 develop a subscription service that can

01:45:14.900 compete with Fox News that had a

01:45:16.300 documentary about the blaze.com slash TV

01:45:19.760 really you should go there and subscribe

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