The Glenn Beck Program - 6⧸2⧸17 - Extinction of the American Entrepreneur

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00:00:35.900 How does it help, or what problem does it solve?

00:00:41.000 That's what you should ask yourself when your lawmakers get together and they're like,

00:00:44.380 hey, we're going to do this, we're going to pass this law, we've got this piece of legislation.

00:00:48.340 You have to ask, how does it help, or what problem does it solve?

00:00:52.680 How does it make your life better?

00:00:54.620 You've got a legislator, it doesn't matter if it's a state level, federal level,

00:00:57.740 it doesn't matter if it's your local town council.

00:01:00.800 What is this doing to make my life better, and what problem does it solve?

00:01:06.920 If you ask that question, you'll realize that quite often, neither.

00:01:10.880 So there must be some other motivation.

00:01:12.480 That motivation usually is it's making their life better,

00:01:15.060 because they're either getting money in their pocket or they're getting more money for their coffers

00:01:19.880 to make their job easier that they can just go ahead and spend a bunch of money and make stuff go away.

00:01:24.340 Hey there, it's Doc Thompson in for Glenn Beck today, regularly heard on The Morning Blaze.

00:01:27.400 Joining me, Brad Staggs, Chris Cruz, and also Cal.

00:01:30.180 I bring this up because the city of Glendale, Alabama, has passed an ordinance that now requires this summer

00:01:37.000 teens to get a license if they want to mow lawns.

00:01:42.100 What?

00:01:43.180 If you want to simply mow lawns to make a little side cash, you have to get a license from the city.

00:01:50.340 So you're saying that as a 14, 16-year-old kid, I can be like...

00:01:55.900 Knock, knock, knock, no. 0.89

00:01:56.900 Hey, can I mow your lawn, Mr. Thompson?

00:01:58.360 No. Well, you can do that as long as you get a license from the city first.

00:02:01.680 Officer Brad is going to come to him and say, hey, you have your license?

00:02:05.300 Not only would Officer Brad do that, they're already enforcing it.

00:02:08.940 They've already approached kids and demanded to see their papers, demanded to see their license.

00:02:15.240 And you'll be fined if not.

00:02:17.080 The license is $110.

00:02:19.680 Well, there goes the kid's entire profit.

00:02:22.300 Am I right?

00:02:23.260 I mean, if you're...

00:02:25.480 Well, first of all, Cal, our producer from our show, he doesn't understand mowing lawns.

00:02:31.760 It's new to him.

00:02:32.700 He relocated to Texas.

00:02:34.180 I just don't want to pay for it.

00:02:34.820 Yeah.

00:02:35.360 I get you don't want to pay for it.

00:02:36.680 Cal recently relocated to Dallas and didn't know that when you own a home that...

00:02:41.140 Grass grew.

00:02:42.280 That grass grows, apparently.

00:02:44.040 And you have to actually pay for it.

00:02:46.120 No, no, no.

00:02:46.720 It's renting.

00:02:47.460 I'm renting.

00:02:48.200 I'm usually...

00:02:48.660 I'm from, you know, up north.

00:02:50.140 You rent.

00:02:50.320 You don't have to deal with landscape.

00:02:52.820 Well, I'm renting a house.

00:02:53.900 Yes, but you're renting a whole house and you have to.

00:02:55.740 And apparently I'm responsible for landscaping.

00:02:56.900 Okay.

00:02:57.200 So, Cal, you've been looking at lawn mowing services.

00:02:59.420 And what type of price range are you looking at?

00:03:01.900 You know, I'd like to spend maybe $10 tops.

00:03:04.420 No, that's what you want to spend.

00:03:05.620 What do they charge?

00:03:07.900 Apparently nobody's agreeing to that.

00:03:09.560 So, I've seen everywhere from $30 to $60 to mow.

00:03:12.980 So, you know, I'd have a significant front and backyard.

00:03:15.540 I was looking recently as well.

00:03:16.780 I take care of my lawn.

00:03:17.500 It's not a problem.

00:03:17.980 But occasionally if I'm traveling or I'm doing different work, I don't get in in that week.

00:03:21.760 And you know how your neighbors are if it doesn't.

00:03:23.120 So, I'm like, look.

00:03:24.020 And yeah, it's around $30 to $50 if they're regular.

00:03:27.100 Wait a minute.

00:03:27.360 You have a wife.

00:03:27.960 Why doesn't she do it? 1.00

00:03:29.200 Right.

00:03:29.440 Because she has a husband. 0.96

00:03:30.720 Oh.

00:03:31.100 That's how that works in my house.

00:03:33.620 But what is the advantage of having a neighborhood kid do it?

00:03:36.160 That you don't pay $30 to $50.

00:03:38.700 Yep.

00:03:39.100 So, what are you going to pay then?

00:03:40.320 You're going to pay him $10, $15, $20 to mow this or whatever.

00:03:43.200 If it's $110 and you're making $20 a lawn, you've got to mow five and a half lawns before

00:03:50.940 you even break even on the license?

00:03:52.580 So, I ask again, what good does this do?

00:03:57.460 What problem does it solve?

00:03:59.340 It solves those rogue kids that are out there mowing lawns and mutifying the city.

00:04:04.140 Yeah.

00:04:04.500 You can't have that.

00:04:06.000 This was sponsored by all the guys who own the lawn mowing services.

00:04:08.760 And there it is.

00:04:09.820 Yep.

00:04:10.400 That's who likely did this.

00:04:11.900 But what problem does it solve there?

00:04:13.740 Well, it gives them more opportunities for clients, obviously.

00:04:19.380 It solves their problems.

00:04:20.880 It gets rid of the competition.

00:04:21.460 But it doesn't solve my problem.

00:04:22.460 But it doesn't solve the problems of everybody else in the city.

00:04:26.540 How many people own lawn mowing services versus everybody else?

00:04:29.900 I'm guessing it's less than 1% of officials that would be supporting something like this.

00:04:34.900 But they scream loudest.

00:04:35.980 Right.

00:04:36.200 And this is not just about lawn mowing.

00:04:37.540 This is everything.

00:04:38.320 You see this with every business out there.

00:04:40.440 Uber, taxis, and Uber.

00:04:41.220 Right.

00:04:41.820 Trying to protect themselves with this.

00:04:43.920 When you other lawn mowing services, dirt bags in Glendale, Alabama, if you own one

00:04:49.540 and you support this business license and the mayor and the town council, how dare you?

00:04:54.780 How dare you say you want to enforce some piece of legislation to push your competition out of existence?

00:05:03.320 We're trying to keep the kids safe.

00:05:05.080 You know, those lawn mowers, they throw rocks and stuff.

00:05:07.280 And we can't have that happening to our kids.

00:05:08.980 Yeah, that's really, that's what they're going to, that's the other angle.

00:05:11.760 They'll say it's about safety or whatever.

00:05:13.360 But how dare you do it?

00:05:14.540 If you can't stand on your service and be competitive with the kid down the street, you're doing it wrong.

00:05:21.480 This is the crony capitalism on a micro scale in Glendale, Alabama.

00:05:28.120 Or, sorry, Gardendale, Alabama.

00:05:29.880 Gardendale, Alabama.

00:05:31.060 Which is close to Glendale.

00:05:32.140 It's very.

00:05:32.500 It's like one town away.

00:05:33.620 It's a suburb.

00:05:34.060 What's the next paper boy's got to get a license?

00:05:37.680 Right?

00:05:38.240 All of them would, Cal.

00:05:39.340 Girl Scout cookies.

00:05:40.940 They already do, I think.

00:05:41.920 They already do, yeah.

00:05:42.840 You need a license to sell a Girl Scout cookies?

00:05:44.020 I'm pretty sure that you have to have a license if you're going to have any sort of detail.

00:05:46.520 But it's ended up by the troop.

00:05:48.080 So this helps a couple of people in favor of everybody else.

00:05:53.860 Yeah.

00:05:54.720 This is your priority.

00:05:55.960 This is something that you think is important.

00:05:58.060 It's not just about the license.

00:05:59.180 It's not just about the kid that has to pay and work all of those extra hours.

00:06:03.400 Where does the money go then?

00:06:04.680 First of all, as we said, first of all, as Jeffy would say, first of all.

00:06:09.080 Spirit of Jeffy.

00:06:09.840 It is to push these kids out of business, discourage it in favor of the other people.

00:06:13.840 Where does the money go then?

00:06:15.340 It goes to the city.

00:06:16.980 So you need the money from the kids mowing lawns.

00:06:20.520 And I don't care if it was only one kid mowing lawns or a thousand kids mowing lawns out there.

00:06:26.120 This is not good.

00:06:27.800 You need the taxes in that town? 0.99

00:06:31.080 This is your plan.

00:06:32.320 Your big plan to pay for city services is, we'll tax the kids mowing lawns. 1.00

00:06:37.920 And let's go after that little bastard paper boy, too. 0.97

00:06:40.420 He made $14 last week.

00:06:42.600 Next, they're going to start cracking down on lemonade stands.

00:06:46.560 We've seen that.

00:06:47.140 We've seen that.

00:06:47.900 They did that a couple of years ago here in Texas.

00:06:51.840 You have to get a food safety course in order to make lemonade.

00:06:55.420 Right.

00:06:55.660 Across the board, professional license.

00:07:00.260 I can't believe I'm saying that when it comes to a kid mowing lawns.

00:07:03.060 But that's in the vein of professional licensing.

00:07:06.180 States, cities, they have them.

00:07:08.460 States have all kinds of crazy professional license rules.

00:07:11.560 Hair braiding.

00:07:12.000 Yeah, in some states, you have to have a license to braid hair.

00:07:15.160 Some states just have to have it to cut hair. 0.97

00:07:17.480 Some states, you have to have a license for interior decorating.

00:07:20.520 Some to groom dogs.

00:07:21.800 Meanwhile, other states, you don't have to.

00:07:23.780 Locksmithing.

00:07:24.260 This is completely in the face of anything capitalism, capitalistic, anything that's good.

00:07:31.620 Competition is good.

00:07:33.080 Free market is good.

00:07:34.680 Professional licenses.

00:07:36.080 And I'm not even talking doctors or lawyers where you could say, hey, this is life altering if they screw this thing up or life ending.

00:07:43.060 We're talking about things that are not dangerous.

00:07:46.340 We're talking about...

00:07:47.260 You should be licensed.

00:07:47.980 If you're going to be an interior decorator, you should be licensed because you start breaking the rule of threes.

00:07:53.140 You're going to have houses with...

00:07:54.700 Isn't something called a feng shui?

00:07:56.120 Feng shui.

00:07:56.840 Yeah.

00:07:57.140 Or a feng shui either way.

00:07:58.820 I think that's a small poodle from Asia.

00:08:01.020 In Puerto Rico, it's feng shui.

00:08:02.760 Yeah, it's feng shui in Puerto Rico, yeah.

00:08:04.620 It's used exclusively to keep people out.

00:08:07.280 You have a group of people that say, hey, we went through this process, the experience, whatever it is, built up our business, and now we're trying to protect it by going to our legislators, using our power to try to legislate our competition out of business.

00:08:23.320 Where what you should be doing is saying with our experience and the business that we've built up and everything else, we do it better and cheaper.

00:08:30.620 Because if you cannot do it better and cheaper, you should fail.

00:08:35.400 If you cannot be competitive on your own in a business without legislation, your business not only would fail, it should fail.

00:08:44.840 It must fail.

00:08:46.360 Our entire country is founded on that premise.

00:08:50.820 That if you are not as good, it should fail in favor of something that is better.

00:08:56.600 And by the way, failure is a lesson.

00:08:58.740 Listen, this stuff drives me up the wall.

00:09:02.180 So I'm doing a couple of research on professional licensing.

00:09:06.520 Mississippi already has a licensing for mowing lawns.

00:09:11.560 Well, they call it the Mississippi State Board of Architecture.

00:09:16.100 Thank you.

00:09:16.480 And it says, the mission is to protect the public's life, health, and property throughout the regulation of professions of architecture.

00:09:25.200 Oh my gosh.

00:09:26.140 Architecture.

00:09:26.660 Thank you.

00:09:27.420 Landscape and the certification of interior design.

00:09:30.720 So they have it for interior design as well.

00:09:32.640 Yes, but in order to be a landscaper, you have to have interior design.

00:09:36.240 Wouldn't that be exterior design?

00:09:37.900 That's what I'm saying.

00:09:39.100 You know, that's where feng shui comes in because your inside has to be balanced with your outside.

00:09:43.760 Did you do odd jobs or mow lawns or shovel drives or anything like that?

00:09:47.880 Oh yeah, but we had to do it covertly so the cops wouldn't get it.

00:09:50.760 We had to do it.

00:09:52.100 Did you have any jobs like that?

00:09:53.260 I did.

00:09:53.520 When I came to Florida, I think it was 2000, I was doing mowing lawns.

00:09:57.040 Neighbors were like 10 bucks a piece.

00:09:58.200 What am I asking?

00:09:58.760 You're Hispanic.

00:09:59.240 Of course you were doing that in Florida.

00:10:00.300 Okay, that's a little bit racist.

00:10:01.180 I mowed lawns as a kid too.

00:10:02.740 I'm a white guy and we did that and we shoveled drives.

00:10:06.340 We went and did this stuff.

00:10:07.420 That's what you do.

00:10:09.180 We've got this notion that somehow these are, it's like the fight for 15 crowd.

00:10:15.300 That the McDonald's worker jobs are supposed to be careers and profession.

00:10:20.540 Yes, there are people that do some of these services like mowing lawns as a business and that's fine.

00:10:25.100 You want to hire people, you don't, whatever.

00:10:27.380 But most of the jobs are not supposed to be careers.

00:10:31.380 You're not supposed to do this.

00:10:32.400 No one is expecting you to go out and make a livable wage where you can raise six kids

00:10:36.080 and put them through college on working at McDonald's for four hours a day.

00:10:39.920 That's not supposed to happen.

00:10:41.100 A fundamental breakdown in understanding with this stuff and it's not good for us.

00:10:45.580 The mayor of Gardendale, Alabama said,

00:10:47.980 I would love to have something on our books that gave a more favorable response to that student out there cutting grass

00:10:54.680 and see if there's maybe a temporary license during the summer months that targets teenagers as opposed to the whatever.

00:11:01.580 That is the temporary license, I think.

00:11:03.700 It is.

00:11:04.360 I mean, it's...

00:11:05.160 It's the license.

00:11:05.880 Right.

00:11:06.080 It probably applies to the other services as well, the business owners or people out there.

00:11:10.560 What good is it to you?

00:11:11.440 I mean, what purpose would the temporary license serve?

00:11:15.040 Nothing.

00:11:15.840 No.

00:11:16.420 It just gives you a free pass for the three months.

00:11:18.240 Money for the city.

00:11:19.280 Money for the city.

00:11:19.660 I guess it would discourage them a little bit.

00:11:21.700 Would the temporary one be less money?

00:11:23.940 It should be.

00:11:24.740 It should be.

00:11:25.280 Which probably would be more.

00:11:27.620 How embarrassing...

00:11:28.780 Stan Hogland, H-O-G-E-Land, Hogland, and the town council and the people of Gardendale, Alabama,

00:11:37.120 and you other lawn mowing services out there.

00:11:40.180 One guy said he would...

00:11:42.460 If he saw one of the kids out there mowing again without a license, he was planning on calling the cops on them.

00:11:47.100 You've got to be kidding me.

00:11:48.040 How embarrassing for you?

00:11:49.620 This is your thing?

00:11:51.200 Hey, we've got the children's safety.

00:11:53.100 I already told you, we have the children's safety in mind.

00:11:55.300 Is everything else perfect in

00:11:56.920 Gardendale, Alabama? Probably. Have you solved

00:11:59.060 all other problems? This was the thing?

00:12:01.100 This is what you're left with.

00:12:03.420 How about the cop out there?

00:12:04.920 One out of 12, one out of 12.

00:12:06.620 See the man, see the man.

00:12:09.020 Honey, today?

00:12:11.120 Bobby Smith is out there.

00:12:12.700 I took him down, honey. You did?

00:12:14.580 I took him down. A big drug dealer, right?

00:12:17.160 Well, it wasn't...

00:12:19.180 Bobby was mowing the lawn.

00:12:20.820 Okay, and he had drugs on his lawn, right? No, no, he didn't have a

00:12:22.880 license. A license?

00:12:24.820 Yeah, he didn't have a license on him. I took that

00:12:26.840 little son of a gun down.

00:12:28.160 The SWAT team came in.

00:12:30.640 Sweetie, I'm proud of you.

00:12:32.220 I'm really proud of you.

00:12:33.820 That is one rogue.

00:12:35.880 Summer law and order,

00:12:37.720 mow lawns, you know.

00:12:39.920 Alright.

00:12:41.820 We're going to open up the phone lines in a minute.

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00:12:55.740 Glenn Beck Program.

00:12:57.500 Glenn Beck.

00:13:00.320 Mercury.

00:13:04.220 You're listening to the Glenn Beck Program.

00:13:06.900 Taking Gardendale, Alabama,

00:13:08.620 to task this morning, but they're not alone.

00:13:10.280 All over the country, there's crazy rules

00:13:11.940 and regulations when it comes to

00:13:13.440 professional licensing.

00:13:14.920 And it's done exclusively

00:13:17.060 to either make money

00:13:18.780 for the city, the state, whatever,

00:13:21.480 and or

00:13:22.000 to simply keep people

00:13:24.160 from that profession

00:13:25.100 to protect the people

00:13:26.300 that are already in that profession.

00:13:27.640 The slobbiists. 1.00

00:13:28.300 See, let's say you became

00:13:30.120 a groomer of

00:13:32.480 tufted titmouses.

00:13:34.120 Okay.

00:13:35.020 Tufted titmouse.

00:13:35.900 That's your professional.

00:13:37.040 That's a promotion.

00:13:37.480 When you open up the business,

00:13:39.080 excuse me, it's tufted titmouses.

00:13:41.480 If you're talking plural,

00:13:42.700 it's tufted titmouses.

00:13:43.520 No, when it comes to tufted titmouses,

00:13:44.900 it's no, it's,

00:13:46.040 do you know what a tufted titmouse is?

00:13:47.700 Of course I do.

00:13:48.380 Okay, it's not tifted titmice,

00:13:49.900 just so you know.

00:13:51.240 So you open the tufted titmouse

00:13:53.160 grooming service, right?

00:13:54.740 And you didn't have any license.

00:13:56.320 No, I didn't have any whatever.

00:13:57.240 You just started doing it.

00:13:58.140 You're doing real well.

00:13:59.060 Under the newer spirit.

00:13:59.840 Listen here.

00:14:00.280 Right, and then Brad says,

00:14:01.760 hey, I think I could do that.

00:14:03.180 That groom and tufted titmice sounds, 0.99

00:14:05.080 I'm sorry, mouses sounds really interesting.

00:14:07.000 Maybe I'll get on that.

00:14:08.000 You don't want the competition.

00:14:09.700 You lobby,

00:14:10.500 put the money in the pockets of legislators.

00:14:13.220 You put up the professional

00:14:14.200 tufted titmouse licensing standard

00:14:16.460 that has to be there

00:14:17.320 that says he has to now go to school.

00:14:19.380 You didn't have to go to school.

00:14:21.080 It discourages him

00:14:22.020 because you have,

00:14:23.000 in some of these licenses,

00:14:24.080 years of school

00:14:24.940 for something like interior design.

00:14:27.160 That what's the problem

00:14:28.160 if you come in

00:14:29.580 and someone screws up

00:14:30.500 your interior decorating,

00:14:31.780 is it life or death?

00:14:33.480 Anybody going to get hurt?

00:14:34.480 It is for some people.

00:14:34.900 Oh yeah, you break that rule of threes.

00:14:37.300 Because here's the thing.

00:14:39.620 There is a way,

00:14:40.440 you can simply not pay the bill.

00:14:42.520 You can dispute that.

00:14:44.020 It's contractual then.

00:14:45.660 So Brad's an interior designer,

00:14:47.440 comes to my house,

00:14:48.260 I don't like it.

00:14:48.960 I say,

00:14:49.380 I'm not going to pay for that.

00:14:50.700 Or he says,

00:14:51.580 we have a contract.

00:14:52.380 Yes, you are.

00:14:53.400 And you simply go to civil court.

00:14:54.600 That's all.

00:14:55.660 And you're not going to get

00:14:56.480 a lot more jobs.

00:14:58.100 That's the other thing.

00:14:59.080 Then there's

00:14:59.680 word of mouth.

00:15:01.160 Sarah the Gypsy 0.99

00:15:01.800 tweeting,

00:15:02.280 at Doc Thompson show,

00:15:03.740 I'm so glad

00:15:04.540 the Revolutionary War

00:15:05.740 was fought

00:15:06.180 so our teens

00:15:06.800 have to have licenses

00:15:07.780 to mow.

00:15:08.940 That's what they were

00:15:09.740 out there for, Sarah.

00:15:11.080 People dying

00:15:11.840 on the battlefield.

00:15:13.000 They're crossing

00:15:13.660 the Delaware

00:15:14.120 going,

00:15:14.600 someday kids

00:15:15.900 will have to have

00:15:16.400 a license

00:15:16.860 to mow lawns.

00:15:19.300 You have to have

00:15:20.240 three years training

00:15:21.120 to be a locksmith

00:15:22.940 in New Jersey.

00:15:24.260 Three years training

00:15:25.000 before.

00:15:25.660 Training what?

00:15:26.660 Like shadow somebody?

00:15:28.600 Isn't there

00:15:29.120 pretty much

00:15:29.660 a pass-fail

00:15:30.440 on locksmithery?

00:15:31.740 Either you open

00:15:32.280 the door or you don't.

00:15:32.840 Or you don't,

00:15:33.480 right?

00:15:34.500 I mean,

00:15:34.760 it's not even subjective.

00:15:36.580 Interior design,

00:15:37.600 I don't like the blue wall.

00:15:39.300 I like the blue wall.

00:15:40.260 I like the blue wall.

00:15:41.080 It's whatever you pick.

00:15:42.920 And by the way,

00:15:43.360 for the record,

00:15:44.220 Glenn did a fabulous job.

00:15:45.440 Did he have a license?

00:15:46.260 I'm thinking here,

00:15:46.900 did he have a license?

00:15:47.440 I don't know if you have to be.

00:15:48.440 Actually,

00:15:48.780 this was an unlicensed job

00:15:50.500 and now that people know.

00:15:51.420 So he's a scab?

00:15:52.880 Yeah,

00:15:53.280 pretty much.

00:15:53.800 He's a scab in his studio here?

00:15:54.940 Yeah.

00:15:55.620 But when it comes

00:15:56.360 to locksmithing,

00:15:57.260 did you get in?

00:15:58.660 Okay.

00:15:59.900 There it is.

00:16:00.220 The door's open.

00:16:01.180 Does the lock work

00:16:02.040 when you changed him?

00:16:03.120 There it is.

00:16:03.980 Have a good day.

00:16:04.880 Word's going to get around

00:16:05.780 if you're not good at it.

00:16:06.620 So holy moly,

00:16:08.680 you could have to have

00:16:09.720 a license to get a locksmith.

00:16:11.440 Where was that?

00:16:12.000 What's that?

00:16:12.380 That is in New Jersey.

00:16:13.520 In New Jersey.

00:16:14.360 You could be a licensed locksmith

00:16:16.260 that does not do the job.

00:16:18.260 I call you up.

00:16:19.420 You can't get me in the house

00:16:20.720 and it's a fail.

00:16:22.040 And you could have

00:16:22.720 an unlicensed one

00:16:23.640 who can do the job.

00:16:24.800 He's illegal.

00:16:25.820 Yep.

00:16:26.360 The one who didn't do the job

00:16:27.400 had the license.

00:16:28.320 Yeah.

00:16:29.020 But it's perfectly legal.

00:16:30.200 Yep.

00:16:30.500 Wow.

00:16:30.980 Well,

00:16:31.160 you got in the city of Mississippi,

00:16:32.080 you also have tattoo artists

00:16:34.180 have to get a license.

00:16:35.360 A lot of them do.

00:16:35.980 They can even argue

00:16:36.900 that's a medical thing.

00:16:38.280 Okay.

00:16:38.580 Okay.

00:16:38.860 But also body piercing.

00:16:40.780 Okay.

00:16:41.120 A medical thing,

00:16:41.800 but these are two separate licenses.

00:16:42.940 Two separate licenses

00:16:43.540 for the same thing.

00:16:44.740 Okay.

00:16:45.040 Well,

00:16:45.220 for a person that does

00:16:46.420 most of the work

00:16:47.720 because I went to a tattoo artist

00:16:48.980 and he was tattooing my finger

00:16:50.920 and then he said,

00:16:51.880 hey,

00:16:52.040 one second,

00:16:52.500 I just got to pierce

00:16:53.060 these girls' ears 1.00

00:16:53.600 and then came right back.

00:16:55.020 Okay.

00:16:55.760 You have to go through

00:16:56.300 756 hours of training

00:16:58.380 and pay a $650 license fee

00:17:00.420 in Tennessee

00:17:00.880 to be an auctioneer.

00:17:03.280 Well.

00:17:03.720 You got to go

00:17:03.980 to whatever,

00:17:04.300 whatever,

00:17:04.420 whatever,

00:17:04.580 yeah,

00:17:04.960 right.

00:17:05.260 I think pretty much

00:17:07.520 if you could just say that,

00:17:08.380 you're in.

00:17:08.600 Yeah.

00:17:09.340 I mean,

00:17:09.680 that's the standard for me.

00:17:10.720 That's what they do, right?

00:17:11.080 You can't teach that.

00:17:12.560 That is a natural skill.

00:17:14.500 Matthew tweeting

00:17:15.160 at Doc Thompson's show,

00:17:16.420 when you live in Gardendale,

00:17:18.160 Alabama,

00:17:18.680 you take your landscaping seriously.

00:17:21.180 Too seriously.

00:17:21.780 They take it there.

00:17:22.960 Sheldon tweeting,

00:17:24.060 first they came

00:17:24.960 for the lemonade stands

00:17:26.400 and I said nothing

00:17:27.480 because I don't operate

00:17:28.920 a lemonade stand.

00:17:29.740 And then they came

00:17:31.060 for the mowers

00:17:31.700 and I said nothing

00:17:32.740 because I'm not a mower.

00:17:34.160 And then when they came

00:17:35.060 for the interior designers,

00:17:36.300 there was nobody

00:17:36.800 left to speak for me.

00:17:38.680 Political porn tweeting,

00:17:40.080 what bothers me the most

00:17:41.140 is that mowing,

00:17:42.160 shoveling,

00:17:42.580 et cetera,

00:17:43.080 develops an early

00:17:44.040 capitalist work ethic

00:17:45.580 in kids.

00:17:47.500 Is that part of it?

00:17:49.260 Maybe not in Gardendale.

00:17:50.720 Maybe it is.

00:17:51.420 But in some cases,

00:17:52.340 I would think,

00:17:53.080 yeah,

00:17:54.080 they don't want this

00:17:55.500 because they don't want

00:17:56.520 them to learn

00:17:57.060 to be capitalist.

00:17:57.840 They don't want them

00:17:58.500 to be self-sufficient.

00:17:59.520 It's simply,

00:18:00.340 rely on the government.

00:18:02.000 Let them help you.

00:18:03.080 You don't have to worry

00:18:04.500 about doing it.

00:18:05.180 Someone else can do it.

00:18:06.180 And they're not inside

00:18:07.020 playing Xbox or PlayStation.

00:18:09.180 They're out getting fresh air.

00:18:10.580 You're right.

00:18:11.040 That's another good angle

00:18:12.300 of this thing.

00:18:13.560 If you're discouraging them

00:18:15.040 from mowing,

00:18:16.340 you're saying,

00:18:16.820 hey,

00:18:16.940 go back inside

00:18:17.740 and do something

00:18:18.300 that we keep telling them

00:18:19.180 is bad,

00:18:19.700 that you're inside too much.

00:18:22.260 Sleeve did it,

00:18:23.100 tweeting,

00:18:23.620 Gardendale dad,

00:18:25.140 junior,

00:18:25.620 mow the lawn,

00:18:26.800 junior,

00:18:27.080 junior.

00:18:27.500 I can't.

00:18:28.020 I'm unlicensed.

00:18:29.840 Now you're creating

00:18:30.580 good excuses for the kids.

00:18:31.840 That's true.

00:18:33.100 It sounds because

00:18:33.800 one of the crew members

00:18:34.740 says,

00:18:35.220 what if I want to pay

00:18:36.720 a kid,

00:18:38.100 that is my son,

00:18:39.580 to mow the lawn?

00:18:40.660 Are they going to

00:18:41.200 fine me because of that?

00:18:42.280 I don't know.

00:18:42.700 I don't know how

00:18:43.340 the ordinance is written.

00:18:44.600 Theoretically,

00:18:45.080 this one or some of them

00:18:46.200 could just say

00:18:46.680 if you pay anybody.

00:18:48.380 So I'm actually

00:18:49.540 kind of in favor

00:18:50.220 of that as a parent.

00:18:51.160 I was going to say,

00:18:51.720 it's a good way

00:18:52.540 to get rid of a deadbeat kid.

00:18:53.980 Send him out to mow the lawn,

00:18:54.940 have the cops take him away.

00:18:56.020 You don't have to feed him.

00:18:56.840 I was thinking that

00:18:57.460 or you just don't pay the kid.

00:18:58.600 You know,

00:18:58.840 I'd love to pay you, son.

00:18:59.880 Yeah.

00:19:00.120 I'd love to pay you for it.

00:19:01.060 Do you want daddy

00:19:01.320 to go to jail?

00:19:02.320 Do you want daddy

00:19:03.840 to go to jail right now?

00:19:04.880 Or you,

00:19:05.380 the kid to go to,

00:19:06.000 he's the one

00:19:06.360 who doesn't have the license.

00:19:07.520 It's not you going to jail.

00:19:08.820 Listen, son,

00:19:09.440 I'm protecting you

00:19:10.400 by not paying you

00:19:11.200 to mow the lawn.

00:19:12.240 Get out there

00:19:12.780 and mow the lawn.

00:19:14.220 There's definitely

00:19:14.740 an angle in there

00:19:15.520 for both me as the dad

00:19:16.540 or when I was a kid

00:19:17.640 if you have a good enough

00:19:18.420 line of BS.

00:19:19.480 Doc Thompson in the morning,

00:19:20.420 blaze in for Glenn today.

00:19:21.940 Thanks so much

00:19:22.400 for joining us.

00:19:26.840 Glenn Beck,

00:19:27.140 your comments

00:19:27.760 coming up next.

00:19:29.360 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:19:33.000 Mercury.

00:19:36.760 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:19:39.800 I had lots of people

00:19:40.460 commenting on Twitter

00:19:41.980 about the story

00:19:43.980 where Gardendale, Alabama

00:19:45.400 now requires kids

00:19:46.340 to get a lawn mowing license.

00:19:47.520 It just sounds silly.

00:19:48.280 I know it's a smaller story

00:19:49.280 in the grand scale

00:19:49.960 of what's going on.

00:19:50.880 We got a lot more stuff

00:19:51.600 to get to today.

00:19:52.900 But I think this is

00:19:54.080 one small example

00:19:55.260 of the craziness

00:19:56.720 that is.

00:19:57.840 And for a lot of people

00:19:58.540 out there that claim

00:19:59.220 they're capitalists

00:19:59.980 because they have businesses,

00:20:01.980 they're really not

00:20:02.760 if you're requiring licenses

00:20:04.060 or you push

00:20:05.120 or support licenses.

00:20:06.620 This has been a failure

00:20:07.560 over the past

00:20:08.920 couple of decades,

00:20:10.100 really,

00:20:10.540 really the last 10 years

00:20:12.000 or so,

00:20:12.780 where the occupiers

00:20:14.300 have arguments

00:20:15.600 and primarily wrong

00:20:17.100 with their philosophies.

00:20:18.520 But they do make

00:20:19.520 a couple of good points

00:20:20.600 that people on the right

00:20:21.960 do not explain

00:20:23.820 or address.

00:20:25.360 The first is,

00:20:26.720 where they say

00:20:28.100 capitalism is a problem.

00:20:29.820 It's not capitalism

00:20:30.780 is a problem.

00:20:31.740 It's what they believe

00:20:32.880 is capitalism.

00:20:34.140 They believe that

00:20:35.300 corporate America

00:20:36.460 equals capitalism.

00:20:37.820 It does not.

00:20:38.720 There are corporations

00:20:39.560 and businesses

00:20:40.240 in America

00:20:40.960 that act in a

00:20:41.960 capitalistic nature,

00:20:43.440 take part in capitalism,

00:20:44.780 certain parts,

00:20:45.460 and also support

00:20:46.500 the true ideas

00:20:47.500 of a free market.

00:20:49.040 But there are many

00:20:49.700 that do not.

00:20:50.960 When you,

00:20:51.640 as a big company,

00:20:52.340 or even a small company,

00:20:54.280 use your power,

00:20:55.340 money,

00:20:55.720 influence

00:20:56.280 to change

00:20:57.940 the free market

00:20:58.900 to protect your company.

00:21:00.720 That may be good

00:21:01.640 for your company,

00:21:02.900 but it is not

00:21:04.260 free market.

00:21:05.960 And some of the things

00:21:07.000 that happened

00:21:07.420 with the TARP situation

00:21:08.960 and the meltdown

00:21:10.120 of 2008

00:21:10.880 and the bailing out

00:21:11.900 of banks

00:21:12.400 that was pushed through

00:21:13.540 first by George W. Bush

00:21:14.680 and then supported

00:21:15.300 by Obama later

00:21:16.260 and more of that

00:21:17.200 type of stuff,

00:21:17.880 that was not capitalism.

00:21:19.780 And there were

00:21:20.120 a lot of capitalists

00:21:20.980 out there

00:21:21.300 that said,

00:21:21.700 we must save

00:21:22.480 the free market.

00:21:23.480 Too big to fail.

00:21:24.240 Too big to fail.

00:21:25.320 It'll all go down.

00:21:26.440 Sorry, guys.

00:21:27.200 If it fails,

00:21:28.200 it fails.

00:21:29.100 As painful as that would be,

00:21:30.860 it was the right thing

00:21:32.040 to do

00:21:32.500 because it's free market.

00:21:34.800 And as awful

00:21:35.900 as things are

00:21:36.660 at times

00:21:37.140 when the market

00:21:37.740 falls apart,

00:21:39.240 that's what's

00:21:39.800 supposed to happen.

00:21:41.040 Over the last,

00:21:42.600 well, really since

00:21:43.420 probably the stock market

00:21:45.600 crash of 29,

00:21:47.240 they have tried

00:21:47.880 more and more

00:21:48.420 to regulate

00:21:49.100 the markets.

00:21:51.020 And the idea

00:21:51.820 is this,

00:21:52.380 well,

00:21:53.580 we don't want

00:21:54.160 people to suffer

00:21:54.800 if bad things

00:21:55.560 happen in the market.

00:21:57.140 Okay,

00:21:57.700 I don't want

00:21:58.220 people to suffer.

00:21:59.500 Right.

00:22:00.740 But when the market

00:22:01.760 falls apart,

00:22:02.500 when you limit it

00:22:03.620 from falling apart

00:22:04.460 and collapsing,

00:22:05.060 you also limit

00:22:06.200 the potential upsides.

00:22:08.960 You are supposed

00:22:10.040 to save,

00:22:11.960 be smart,

00:22:13.100 and take care

00:22:14.320 of future bad

00:22:16.100 problems

00:22:16.640 during good times.

00:22:17.660 when you have

00:22:18.740 really fatty times,

00:22:19.700 when you've got

00:22:20.560 an abundance,

00:22:21.780 you're supposed

00:22:22.180 to put it away.

00:22:23.040 I mean,

00:22:23.220 didn't we learn

00:22:23.740 that from Joseph?

00:22:25.140 Right?

00:22:25.600 In the Bible,

00:22:26.180 you learn it,

00:22:26.620 you got good years

00:22:27.600 on the way,

00:22:28.040 you got to save

00:22:28.500 for the lean times,

00:22:29.380 right?

00:22:29.820 That's what's

00:22:30.400 supposed to happen.

00:22:31.700 I mean,

00:22:31.940 it teaches that

00:22:32.480 in the Bible

00:22:32.940 for Pete's sake,

00:22:33.820 but instead

00:22:34.420 they want to regulate

00:22:35.180 it and have

00:22:35.620 this constant

00:22:36.300 steady uptick

00:22:37.720 that cannot happen.

00:22:39.900 All you're doing

00:22:40.740 is muting

00:22:41.260 potential upsides

00:22:42.500 and stringing

00:22:43.500 out the bads.

00:22:44.300 The bads

00:22:44.760 still happen,

00:22:45.480 2008,

00:22:46.120 as an example.

00:22:47.280 We had the

00:22:47.740 stock market crash

00:22:48.540 of, I think it was

00:22:49.180 87,

00:22:50.800 the fall of 87.

00:22:52.520 These things happen.

00:22:54.720 All you're doing

00:22:55.500 is screwing with it.

00:22:56.080 So the occupiers,

00:22:57.100 the people on the left

00:22:57.860 out there that talk

00:22:58.620 about capitalism

00:22:59.320 being bad,

00:22:59.780 it's not capitalism.

00:23:01.620 It's the people

00:23:02.440 that claim to be

00:23:03.260 capitalists

00:23:03.800 that are really

00:23:04.240 cronyists.

00:23:05.600 Free markets work.

00:23:06.720 They're volatile

00:23:07.320 at times.

00:23:09.260 They're supposed

00:23:09.900 to be volatile,

00:23:10.980 but we're supposed

00:23:11.740 to understand them.

00:23:13.360 Yes,

00:23:13.660 most people do not

00:23:14.480 and most people

00:23:15.040 are not responsible.

00:23:16.400 You know how you

00:23:16.800 learn responsibility?

00:23:18.280 Pain.

00:23:19.740 That's how you learn it.

00:23:20.800 I suffered.

00:23:22.200 As Christians

00:23:22.880 or people of faith,

00:23:23.940 you're also supposed

00:23:24.620 to say,

00:23:25.080 hey,

00:23:25.300 I'll help you out

00:23:26.140 when bad things

00:23:27.500 are going wrong

00:23:28.060 and I was smart,

00:23:28.780 I'll help you out.

00:23:29.620 You learn in the future

00:23:30.740 and we get through this.

00:23:32.660 Limiting bad things

00:23:33.660 from happening

00:23:34.240 also limits

00:23:35.060 good things

00:23:35.620 from happening

00:23:36.120 from that specific

00:23:37.100 bad thing

00:23:37.680 because you can make,

00:23:39.880 and many people have

00:23:41.000 a lot of money

00:23:41.900 during markets

00:23:43.160 that are failing.

00:23:44.360 You make money

00:23:45.000 when the markets

00:23:45.520 are going down.

00:23:46.600 We think very simple

00:23:47.680 and linearly

00:23:48.380 when it comes to markets.

00:23:49.880 Okay,

00:23:50.320 so I invest in this thing

00:23:52.280 and then it goes up

00:23:53.680 and then I sell it

00:23:54.940 and I get the money.

00:23:56.560 That's pretty much

00:23:57.400 what most people think of

00:23:58.360 when they think of stock markets

00:23:59.400 and investing.

00:24:00.760 It's a lot more than that

00:24:02.320 and we should be teaching

00:24:03.720 financial literacy

00:24:04.720 instead of saying,

00:24:06.340 let's stop kids

00:24:07.040 or try to stop them

00:24:07.860 from starting businesses

00:24:08.860 or forcing them

00:24:09.840 to get professional licenses.

00:24:11.580 A couple more tweets

00:24:12.320 coming in.

00:24:13.200 John tweeting,

00:24:14.540 you need a license

00:24:15.620 to be a locksmith.

00:24:16.820 The president

00:24:17.240 of the United States,

00:24:18.300 no experience necessary.

00:24:22.040 Think about that.

00:24:24.360 Requirements for president.

00:24:25.980 A residency requirement, 0.97

00:24:27.460 35 years of age.

00:24:30.880 There it is, right?

00:24:31.900 Born or bred citizen.

00:24:33.700 TMB listener Q10 says,

00:24:35.220 gee,

00:24:35.420 we better not let kids

00:24:36.600 wash cars either.

00:24:37.680 They could drown.

00:24:38.880 Right.

00:24:39.980 Well, the safety is,

00:24:41.040 like you pointed out,

00:24:41.740 is always the thing

00:24:42.220 they go to to help

00:24:43.040 enforce their argument

00:24:44.500 when you know it's BS.

00:24:46.440 But the thing about other things,

00:24:47.220 it's not just that.

00:24:48.020 You don't even need

00:24:48.640 to be an American citizen

00:24:49.800 to be a Supreme Court justice.

00:24:51.580 Yeah, that's the one

00:24:52.380 that freaks me out.

00:24:53.320 To be a Supreme Court justice.

00:24:54.860 And I think we've had people

00:24:56.640 who are not citizens

00:24:57.560 as justices.

00:24:58.640 I could be wrong in that,

00:24:59.500 but you don't have to be.

00:25:01.440 And you don't have to be a lawyer.

00:25:02.000 You don't have to be a judge.

00:25:02.380 You don't have to be a lawyer.

00:25:03.520 You don't have to have

00:25:04.160 previous judicial experience.

00:25:05.760 And you don't have to be

00:25:06.740 a citizen of the United States.

00:25:08.140 That's Chris.

00:25:08.840 You could pick a random person

00:25:10.260 in Botswana today

00:25:11.320 and appoint them.

00:25:12.080 That is the beauty of it.

00:25:12.920 That means Chris Cruz

00:25:14.180 is eligible.

00:25:14.720 I have a chance?

00:25:15.200 You have a chance.

00:25:15.860 That's right.

00:25:16.420 Supreme Court justice.

00:25:17.100 You don't have to be a citizen.

00:25:18.360 I'm wearing the old black today,

00:25:19.520 so.

00:25:20.400 TMB Saddle Tramp tweeting,

00:25:23.080 Glendale, Alabama.

00:25:24.400 Murderers?

00:25:24.920 Meh.

00:25:25.560 Drug epidemic?

00:25:26.460 Meh.

00:25:27.000 Teenagers mowing lawns

00:25:28.020 without a license?

00:25:28.860 Swarm. 0.89

00:25:29.480 Swarm. 0.89

00:25:30.080 Swarm. 0.89

00:25:30.520 You got poll news.

00:25:32.200 We will no longer

00:25:32.760 have to mow grass

00:25:33.620 because President Trump

00:25:34.660 pulled out of the Paris Accord.

00:25:36.240 All grass will become fefe.

00:25:38.200 Someone else used

00:25:39.120 good fefe, too.

00:25:40.300 Define fefe,

00:25:41.200 the ability for people

00:25:42.220 to mow lawns

00:25:42.860 without a license.

00:25:44.480 That's from Layden.

00:25:45.580 And Brian tweeting,

00:25:47.240 hashtag what I learned today,

00:25:48.940 Gardendale City Hall

00:25:50.000 now hiring 12-year-old cops

00:25:51.540 for sting operations.

00:25:53.100 Well, yeah,

00:25:53.600 it's got to be like

00:25:54.140 21 Jump Street, right?

00:25:55.820 You can't just expect

00:25:56.960 to drive by and see them.

00:25:58.660 You have to infiltrate.

00:26:00.460 So you're going to have

00:26:01.200 to put kids on the street

00:26:02.280 masquerading as other...

00:26:04.560 Sir, can we mow your lawn?

00:26:06.220 Sure, kid.

00:26:07.480 You're busted.

00:26:08.420 You're going down.

00:26:09.360 I don't have a license

00:26:10.120 on the ground.

00:26:11.580 Let's take some phone calls

00:26:12.600 as well.

00:26:13.080 We've got Zach

00:26:14.140 from Florida checking in.

00:26:15.500 888-727-BECK.

00:26:17.100 Hey, Zach, how are you?

00:26:18.840 Good, how are you?

00:26:19.540 Doing well.

00:26:21.560 I agree.

00:26:22.780 I think it's pretty ridiculous

00:26:23.920 that they have to get

00:26:25.040 a license.

00:26:26.760 I mean,

00:26:27.040 every kid looks forward

00:26:28.060 to the summertime,

00:26:29.080 be in the job,

00:26:29.860 making them a little extra money.

00:26:31.420 But as far as the lawn care guys

00:26:33.960 that are having a business,

00:26:35.600 they work their tails off.

00:26:37.780 They don't have time

00:26:38.600 to go to the legislators

00:26:40.040 and be like,

00:26:40.780 we need to get these kids

00:26:42.080 with licenses.

00:26:43.140 They don't have time for it.

00:26:44.380 So I disagree that they

00:26:47.460 are the ones that are,

00:26:49.340 in a sense,

00:26:49.940 lobbying for it.

00:26:50.860 In this case,

00:26:51.500 you may be right.

00:26:52.560 In some cases,

00:26:53.960 businesses do lobby for it.

00:26:55.680 Yeah, I'm guessing

00:26:56.460 a lot of them think

00:26:57.340 it's probably silly too.

00:26:59.040 But we've seen this in the past.

00:27:00.480 A lot of these professional licensing

00:27:02.180 are driven by people

00:27:04.440 with other businesses

00:27:05.280 that go to legislators,

00:27:06.380 even if it's on the local level,

00:27:07.600 and they say,

00:27:08.140 hey, push this through

00:27:09.240 to discourage it.

00:27:10.160 Now, in this case,

00:27:10.820 because it is small town,

00:27:12.260 it may just be town council

00:27:13.920 or city that say,

00:27:14.760 and let's try to make

00:27:15.380 a couple of extra bucks.

00:27:16.880 The mayor owns

00:27:17.920 a lawn care service.

00:27:19.100 Yeah, that's both.

00:27:20.040 Yeah, yeah.

00:27:21.420 Zach, which do you think

00:27:22.400 it is in this case

00:27:23.160 being small town?

00:27:23.960 Do you think it's more likely

00:27:25.080 mayor, city council,

00:27:26.460 something like that?

00:27:28.060 Well, it's hard to say

00:27:29.200 because I feel like

00:27:29.680 in a small town,

00:27:30.460 the mayor can do

00:27:32.420 multiple things.

00:27:33.220 He could be the police chief.

00:27:35.520 He could be the mayor.

00:27:36.620 He could be, you know,

00:27:37.540 five other things.

00:27:38.360 So there's really no saying.

00:27:40.380 But again,

00:27:42.600 you know,

00:27:42.960 the lawn care guys,

00:27:44.060 they work their tails off.

00:27:46.180 They just don't,

00:27:47.000 they don't have time.

00:27:48.040 If they're actually doing it,

00:27:49.620 their job 100%

00:27:51.240 and that's all they do

00:27:52.300 is a lawn care business.

00:27:53.360 They don't have time to do it.

00:27:55.040 There's just,

00:27:55.540 there's not enough

00:27:56.100 lawn care guys out there

00:27:57.020 to cut all the lawns

00:27:58.420 and to do it as a business.

00:28:00.600 So that makes sense.

00:28:01.760 Zach, thanks so much

00:28:02.440 for the call today

00:28:02.980 and thanks for listening.

00:28:03.700 Really appreciate it out there.

00:28:05.140 You know,

00:28:05.600 a lot of these people too

00:28:06.840 that are doing the jobs,

00:28:07.680 they know it's ridiculous.

00:28:08.460 They don't want to have

00:28:09.320 getting the license.

00:28:10.520 They don't want to go

00:28:11.020 through the process,

00:28:12.060 whatever it is,

00:28:12.700 cosmetology, whatever.

00:28:14.260 They know it's silly.

00:28:15.300 You should be able

00:28:16.040 to hang out your shingle.

00:28:17.340 Listen,

00:28:17.880 I think you should be able

00:28:18.600 to do that as an attorney

00:28:20.200 or a doctor.

00:28:21.220 To the nth degree,

00:28:21.900 a brain surgeon,

00:28:22.940 I don't think you should

00:28:23.500 have to be licensed.

00:28:24.300 Now I know that,

00:28:24.800 what are you,

00:28:25.420 life and death doc.

00:28:26.840 As long as there is

00:28:27.920 full disclosure

00:28:28.680 and transparency

00:28:29.620 and you can be sued

00:28:31.360 if you lie

00:28:32.260 or mislead people,

00:28:33.960 because then I would go

00:28:35.120 and say,

00:28:35.660 okay,

00:28:36.020 I got this brain tumor

00:28:37.120 I need to get removed.

00:28:38.120 I can go to the Chris Cruz

00:28:40.580 who has 50 years

00:28:42.240 of experience

00:28:43.000 in medical school

00:28:44.220 and being a brain surgeon.

00:28:46.200 Oh, thank you.

00:28:46.660 This is just hypothetical,

00:28:47.600 by the way.

00:28:48.020 Do not call him

00:28:48.820 for brain surgery.

00:28:50.200 I could say,

00:28:50.800 you know,

00:28:51.000 and I can look

00:28:51.500 at his track record,

00:28:52.800 you know,

00:28:53.080 great,

00:28:53.360 served on all these,

00:28:54.480 very knowledgeable,

00:28:56.160 but he's really expensive.

00:28:58.240 Or I can just go to Brad

00:28:59.140 who's willing

00:28:59.540 to get out the drill.

00:29:00.580 Yep.

00:29:01.480 Right?

00:29:01.900 I got a drill.

00:29:02.540 He's a lot cheaper,

00:29:03.460 but he loses

00:29:04.580 like nine out of ten patients,

00:29:06.160 right?

00:29:06.940 Are you willing

00:29:07.320 to take that one chance?

00:29:08.320 Right.

00:29:08.680 I mean,

00:29:08.880 you should be able

00:29:09.460 to take that chance.

00:29:10.800 Define lose.

00:29:12.340 Right.

00:29:13.360 And then what you have to do

00:29:14.280 is decide as the customer,

00:29:16.500 the patient,

00:29:17.120 you say,

00:29:17.900 you know what,

00:29:18.420 brain surgery,

00:29:19.360 probably want the person

00:29:20.320 with a lot of experience,

00:29:21.880 but really it's just,

00:29:23.220 you know,

00:29:24.320 something small.

00:29:25.160 It's a little blemish

00:29:25.940 on my arm

00:29:28.200 or whatever it is.

00:29:29.280 I'm willing to roll

00:29:30.100 the dice and go to Brad.

00:29:31.640 Full disclosure,

00:29:32.340 it's like Yelp.

00:29:34.780 I can see what everybody's

00:29:35.720 written about him,

00:29:36.520 that type of thing.

00:29:38.000 They're like,

00:29:38.580 wow,

00:29:38.700 he's got a very gentle touch.

00:29:40.260 You know,

00:29:41.060 he's cheap,

00:29:41.840 he's whatever.

00:29:42.720 Hey,

00:29:42.880 I didn't die.

00:29:44.040 Okay,

00:29:44.520 maybe he's half the price.

00:29:46.140 I'll go to him.

00:29:47.420 I'm cool with that

00:29:48.540 as long as there's

00:29:49.860 full disclosure,

00:29:50.740 as long as there's

00:29:51.380 transparency.

00:29:52.340 You said to a cosmetologist

00:29:53.740 in Tennessee,

00:29:54.280 it requires 300 hours

00:29:55.380 of training

00:29:55.800 before someone

00:29:56.420 can be compensated

00:29:57.440 for washing hair

00:29:58.560 in a salon.

00:29:59.220 So you need a license

00:30:00.080 to wash someone's hair.

00:30:00.980 Before they can be competent?

00:30:02.340 Compensated.

00:30:02.760 Oh,

00:30:02.940 compensated.

00:30:03.700 Oh,

00:30:04.040 for washing hair.

00:30:05.180 Which I can actually

00:30:05.980 understand because

00:30:06.700 if you ever sat down

00:30:07.500 and they turn on the water,

00:30:08.900 it's too hot.

00:30:09.960 Oh,

00:30:10.260 that could really be

00:30:11.040 too cold.

00:30:12.060 five seconds

00:30:12.720 until you jumped up there.

00:30:14.440 I'll put the hot towel.

00:30:15.200 Right.

00:30:15.720 Yeah.

00:30:17.340 Pretty much all of us

00:30:18.380 have experience

00:30:19.060 in washing hair,

00:30:19.880 don't we?

00:30:20.320 No.

00:30:21.060 How old are you?

00:30:21.860 Well,

00:30:22.120 you have that lifetime

00:30:22.940 experience.

00:30:23.680 Right.

00:30:23.920 26?

00:30:24.520 You have 26 years

00:30:25.440 of washing hair.

00:30:26.680 Good deal.

00:30:27.580 Lather,

00:30:28.320 rinse.

00:30:29.000 Oh,

00:30:29.180 what's the third step?

00:30:30.980 Lather,

00:30:31.340 lather,

00:30:31.600 rinse.

00:30:32.520 I always miss that one.

00:30:34.040 I studied so long,

00:30:35.940 too.

00:30:36.720 Taken the test

00:30:37.340 three times.

00:30:38.900 Rinse.

00:30:39.340 I always give it the third.

00:30:40.320 By the way,

00:30:41.160 isn't that just a loop?

00:30:42.660 Shouldn't there be an out

00:30:43.760 on that?

00:30:44.760 There should be a stop.

00:30:45.920 Still lather,

00:30:46.540 rinsing,

00:30:46.860 and repeating.

00:30:47.600 Still lather,

00:30:48.220 rinsing,

00:30:48.480 and repeating.

00:30:49.200 How many is there?

00:30:50.200 Is there a stop

00:30:50.780 after four?

00:30:51.840 No?

00:30:53.060 Quick break in there

00:30:54.140 and then I have a story

00:30:55.060 to tell.

00:30:55.540 There was an incident

00:30:56.680 apparently with Chris Cruz

00:30:57.900 recently kind of along

00:30:59.040 these lines.

00:30:59.520 Yesterday?

00:31:00.400 Yesterday.

00:31:01.020 After the show.

00:31:01.740 Yesterday after the show

00:31:02.860 there was an incident

00:31:03.740 along these lines.

00:31:05.000 Silly rules and regulations

00:31:06.440 that he'll share with you

00:31:07.380 next on the Glenn Beck Program.

00:31:10.660 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:31:14.280 Mercury.

00:31:18.380 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:31:20.900 Hello,

00:31:21.500 it's Doc Thompson

00:31:22.060 in for Glenn today.

00:31:22.920 Normally on Fridays

00:31:23.700 as you probably know

00:31:24.780 Glenn has Bill O'Reilly

00:31:26.420 on the program.

00:31:27.620 Bill will not be joining us

00:31:28.840 because Bill is smart enough

00:31:30.120 not to call in

00:31:31.420 and talk to me.

00:31:32.180 He knows that's going

00:31:33.400 to be a problem

00:31:34.020 because we're not

00:31:35.840 real bright here

00:31:36.440 but he will be back

00:31:37.780 when Glenn is back

00:31:38.780 so Glenn is off

00:31:39.500 next week as well.

00:31:40.280 The following week

00:31:40.960 Bill O'Reilly will return

00:31:42.140 on Friday

00:31:43.000 as he is on every week.

00:31:44.280 We do have some breaking news

00:31:45.280 this morning out of Florida.

00:31:46.300 Yeah, we've got breaking news

00:31:46.920 out of Orlando, Florida.

00:31:47.920 We've got a suspicious

00:31:48.560 suitcase at the Pulse nightclub.

00:31:51.600 Bomb squad on scene,

00:31:52.700 police on scene,

00:31:53.700 they have the whole

00:31:54.260 Orange Avenue blocked off.

00:31:56.220 The Pulse nightclub

00:31:57.100 is where the massive

00:31:58.180 shooting took place

00:31:59.040 a year ago.

00:31:59.340 A year ago.

00:32:00.120 Is that today?

00:32:00.840 No, not today.

00:32:01.460 About 10 days from today.

00:32:02.720 It's close to it though.

00:32:03.280 It's close to it, yeah.

00:32:03.980 We don't know if there's

00:32:04.760 anything to it yet

00:32:05.480 but we'll keep you up to date.

00:32:06.960 We're talking about

00:32:07.460 professional licensing

00:32:08.420 and some of the craziness

00:32:09.340 that goes along with it.

00:32:10.460 And in Massachusetts,

00:32:11.340 if you are going to be

00:32:13.620 a fortune teller,

00:32:15.540 you are required to

00:32:17.500 get a license

00:32:18.920 to do such.

00:32:20.420 I feel like,

00:32:22.580 yeah,

00:32:22.820 because you don't want

00:32:23.780 somebody giving you

00:32:24.560 wrong information.

00:32:25.640 No, no, yeah, exactly.

00:32:26.880 And you want a real one.

00:32:27.580 I want the fortune teller

00:32:30.520 who's taken the test

00:32:31.580 to be,

00:32:32.440 wait a minute,

00:32:32.940 what test would they take

00:32:34.160 to prove that?

00:32:34.900 I'm thinking of a number.

00:32:38.440 489.

00:32:38.840 Wouldn't they know

00:32:39.040 already all the answers

00:32:40.060 to the test?

00:32:41.040 Right, they should.

00:32:42.520 Yesterday afternoon,

00:32:43.440 Chris Cruz,

00:32:43.880 after the program,

00:32:44.500 decided to go buy

00:32:45.300 his son here in Texas

00:32:46.940 a fish

00:32:47.840 at a local store,

00:32:49.900 just a pet store.

00:32:51.620 Yes.

00:32:51.840 So you go to the pet store

00:32:52.740 and pick out the fish,

00:32:53.920 the tank?

00:32:54.960 Yes, I pick out the fish

00:32:55.920 in the tank

00:32:56.460 and the lady's like, 1.00

00:32:57.460 okay, so what fish do you want?

00:32:59.140 I was on the little one,

00:32:59.920 $2 inch fish

00:33:01.240 and she said,

00:33:01.700 okay, cool,

00:33:02.140 we'll get it.

00:33:02.940 And she was like,

00:33:03.620 do you have your tank set up?

00:33:04.600 I'm like,

00:33:04.860 no, I'm going to set it up

00:33:05.460 at the house.

00:33:06.160 She's like,

00:33:06.660 oh, we can't do that.

00:33:09.060 I'm like, why?

00:33:10.120 You have to bring

00:33:10.560 a water sample

00:33:11.420 and wait five days

00:33:12.600 to get your fish.

00:33:13.880 So is it the law

00:33:15.140 where you have to,

00:33:16.020 or is it just that

00:33:16.700 store's law?

00:33:17.760 Oh, store policy.

00:33:18.540 Store policy.

00:33:19.180 It's not the law.

00:33:19.760 Store policy is

00:33:20.740 you have to bring them

00:33:22.500 a water sample

00:33:23.480 where the fish is going to live

00:33:24.800 and wait five days

00:33:26.460 if I buy the,

00:33:27.060 so I bought the tank yesterday

00:33:27.980 so I went to next week

00:33:29.040 to get a fish

00:33:29.800 and I was like,

00:33:31.000 why?

00:33:31.460 Oh, we don't want to,

00:33:32.780 the fish to die

00:33:33.640 from shock to the system.

00:33:35.800 You know,

00:33:36.820 you can just head

00:33:37.880 across the street

00:33:38.720 to the restaurant

00:33:39.280 and order fish.

00:33:41.360 Right.

00:33:41.800 You can go fishing

00:33:42.880 and catch your own fish

00:33:43.960 to eat or to put it

00:33:45.220 in the tank yourself.

00:33:46.320 Yeah, so,

00:33:47.720 okay.

00:33:48.300 I'm wigging out.

00:33:49.660 You know what I'm going to,

00:33:50.120 this afternoon

00:33:50.880 I'm going to go in there

00:33:51.660 and I'm going to go

00:33:52.680 through the whole thing

00:33:53.220 like I'm buying the fish

00:33:54.040 and when she says,

00:33:54.760 do you have your tank set up

00:33:55.560 I said,

00:33:55.780 I'm going to eat it in the car.

00:33:58.780 As a matter of fact,

00:33:59.580 give me three

00:34:00.080 because they really,

00:34:01.060 they're not that filling.

00:34:01.720 And by the way,

00:34:02.520 it's a one inch fish

00:34:04.100 and it costs $2.

00:34:06.720 What's the harm?

00:34:07.500 You're right,

00:34:07.800 give me four.

00:34:08.560 And also,

00:34:09.300 by the way,

00:34:09.820 next to it

00:34:10.400 was the fishes

00:34:11.240 that you feed,

00:34:12.320 that you feed

00:34:12.900 other fishes

00:34:13.600 that eat fish.

00:34:14.860 So I'm like,

00:34:15.620 wait a minute.

00:34:16.820 So I could buy

00:34:17.880 those fishes

00:34:18.640 and take them home

00:34:19.520 right now

00:34:20.140 and feed them to 0.99

00:34:21.120 I guess like

00:34:22.680 Wait,

00:34:24.260 do they also

00:34:25.000 at that store

00:34:25.560 sell crickets

00:34:26.420 and stuff to feed

00:34:27.320 and then stuff

00:34:28.020 you can feed

00:34:28.540 other animals?

00:34:29.300 Yes.

00:34:29.780 So they're speciesists.

00:34:31.040 Yes,

00:34:31.340 they are.

00:34:31.540 They're putting fish

00:34:32.360 at a higher level

00:34:33.060 than the crickets

00:34:33.680 that they're selling to.

00:34:34.980 I really wanted to ask

00:34:35.860 this one question.

00:34:37.380 So what is your

00:34:38.700 thoughts on abortion?

00:34:41.340 Because that is...

00:34:42.440 Yeah,

00:34:42.660 so how are you feeling

00:34:43.240 about that?

00:34:43.660 You're protecting the fish here.

00:34:44.740 Just curious.

00:34:45.420 Just curious.

00:34:45.840 A little political discussion.

00:34:47.200 What's your thought

00:34:47.580 about abortion?

00:34:48.380 So it's not a law

00:34:50.420 but it's their policy.

00:34:51.640 I could go across

00:34:52.740 the street to the carnival

00:34:53.840 and throw the little ball

00:34:55.020 in the water

00:34:55.600 and get the fish

00:34:57.540 in the bag.

00:34:58.340 No,

00:34:58.720 you have to wait

00:34:59.040 five days.

00:35:00.160 To test the water.

00:35:01.460 Cheaper than sushi.

00:35:02.320 Wow.

00:35:02.800 You need a sample

00:35:03.400 of your grass

00:35:04.000 if you're going

00:35:04.300 to buy a dog.

00:35:06.300 That's right.

00:35:07.140 We want to make sure

00:35:07.900 he has the nice

00:35:08.520 proper place to squat

00:35:09.720 and everything's

00:35:10.260 going to be safe.

00:35:11.280 And we're going to test

00:35:11.700 the air quality

00:35:12.460 for the kitties

00:35:13.060 you buy too.

00:35:14.220 Crazy.

00:35:14.580 Real interesting guest

00:35:15.980 with a new business concept

00:35:17.560 coming up next.

00:35:18.620 We'll get to some

00:35:19.080 of your calls

00:35:19.560 and tweets as well

00:35:20.400 on the Glenn Beck program.

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00:37:24.320 of people

00:37:24.580 are interested

00:37:25.140 Free advertising

00:37:26.420 Backlog

00:37:27.120 Yeah imagine that

00:37:28.180 But use that

00:37:29.120 hashtag

00:37:29.540 Building America

00:37:30.620 And then if

00:37:31.380 you're interested

00:37:31.900 in some of the

00:37:32.380 people we've

00:37:32.740 had on in the

00:37:33.180 past you can

00:37:33.640 just go back

00:37:34.140 through and

00:37:34.440 search

00:37:34.720 It's interesting

00:37:35.440 you say we

00:37:36.040 will go through

00:37:36.680 them

00:37:36.940 That we

00:37:37.820 is one person

00:37:38.660 Yeah that's

00:37:39.520 right

00:37:39.800 By we I mean

00:37:40.980 Chris

00:37:41.460 will go through

00:37:41.980 them and check

00:37:42.620 it out

00:37:43.020 Exactly

00:37:43.600 Make sure you're

00:37:44.520 on board

00:37:44.980 So yeah we

00:37:45.820 spotlight those

00:37:46.580 sometimes their

00:37:47.760 businesses have

00:37:48.260 been around for

00:37:48.740 a while

00:37:49.000 Sometimes startup

00:37:49.840 businesses

00:37:50.340 We have one of

00:37:51.440 those startup

00:37:52.160 businesses that I

00:37:53.180 believe is crowdsourcing

00:37:54.440 trying to get

00:37:54.960 started

00:37:55.240 It's an interesting

00:37:55.880 concept

00:37:56.440 Rich Pronsky

00:37:58.040 joins us now

00:37:58.700 from Planned

00:37:59.180 Companionhood

00:37:59.780 Rich how are

00:38:00.260 you doing buddy?

00:38:01.660 Hi how are you

00:38:02.360 Doc?

00:38:03.060 Doing well sir

00:38:03.920 Give me the

00:38:04.440 basic concept

00:38:05.460 of what your

00:38:06.900 business is

00:38:07.760 Sure

00:38:08.660 First thank you

00:38:09.360 for having me

00:38:09.920 on this is a

00:38:10.420 great platform

00:38:11.020 for me

00:38:11.520 I'm very excited

00:38:12.880 I had this idea

00:38:14.640 it came to me

00:38:15.220 the other night

00:38:15.820 and I did

00:38:16.740 what pretty much

00:38:18.000 all of my

00:38:18.580 friends on

00:38:19.040 Facebook have

00:38:19.580 done

00:38:19.740 I started a

00:38:20.340 GoFundMe

00:38:21.080 to kind of

00:38:22.380 raise money

00:38:23.240 for this concept

00:38:24.820 it's Planned

00:38:25.680 Companionhood

00:38:26.420 and what I want

00:38:28.360 to establish

00:38:28.820 is a series

00:38:29.440 of clinics

00:38:30.040 across the

00:38:30.800 United States

00:38:31.340 that provide

00:38:32.360 health services

00:38:33.140 for pets

00:38:34.120 Okay that's

00:38:35.580 pretty smart

00:38:36.060 Yeah I mean

00:38:36.840 Good idea

00:38:37.360 Thank you

00:38:37.580 How does that

00:38:38.200 differ from

00:38:39.060 any of the

00:38:40.380 veterinarian clinics

00:38:41.380 or other

00:38:41.880 health services

00:38:42.560 that are out

00:38:43.380 there

00:38:43.660 I mean there's

00:38:44.140 some chains

00:38:45.040 No it does

00:38:46.600 I mean yes

00:38:47.280 you're right

00:38:47.680 it does differ

00:38:48.240 I don't have

00:38:48.940 a degree

00:38:49.460 in veterinarianism

00:38:51.600 I am trying

00:38:53.060 to get one

00:38:53.620 from a prestigious

00:38:54.520 online university

00:38:55.520 it's taking some

00:38:56.520 time I will have

00:38:57.340 it but in the

00:38:57.960 meantime

00:38:58.400 we're going to

00:38:59.400 offer services

00:39:00.000 very similar

00:39:00.660 we spay and

00:39:01.660 neuter of course

00:39:02.620 spay and neuter

00:39:04.180 cats and dogs

00:39:05.140 mostly and

00:39:06.640 something I thought

00:39:07.580 of I thought

00:39:07.960 was very clever

00:39:08.760 we're going to

00:39:09.600 offer mammograms

00:39:11.260 mammograms

00:39:12.860 mammograms

00:39:13.500 so they're like

00:39:13.900 a pet mammogram

00:39:15.420 so again I

00:39:16.680 don't have the

00:39:17.260 degree in

00:39:17.720 veterinarianism

00:39:18.960 but so you

00:39:20.020 take the cat

00:39:21.120 booby or

00:39:22.680 whatever the

00:39:23.120 medical term

00:39:23.640 is and the

00:39:24.060 doggy thing

00:39:24.480 and you have

00:39:24.900 the glass plate

00:39:25.580 and you take

00:39:25.980 a picture and

00:39:26.600 see if there

00:39:27.180 are any troubles

00:39:27.700 also we're going

00:39:29.200 to offer pet

00:39:29.840 pregnancy counseling

00:39:30.860 to cats and

00:39:32.840 dogs just to

00:39:33.800 kind of guide

00:39:34.760 what to expect

00:39:35.660 when you're

00:39:36.020 expecting kind

00:39:36.840 of thing

00:39:37.240 to the owners

00:39:39.080 of the pets

00:39:39.640 right

00:39:39.920 I mean you're

00:39:40.580 offering counseling

00:39:41.240 to the owners

00:39:41.800 of the pets

00:39:42.440 oh that's

00:39:43.220 interesting

00:39:43.720 that's interesting

00:39:45.020 we might

00:39:45.700 you know that's

00:39:46.520 not a bad idea

00:39:47.180 we don't include

00:39:47.840 the owners

00:39:48.300 we bring the

00:39:48.780 owners in

00:39:49.300 yeah that's okay

00:39:50.380 yeah they could

00:39:50.980 they could be a

00:39:51.620 they could be a

00:39:52.140 part of that

00:39:52.580 I could see that

00:39:53.200 okay

00:39:53.540 so you're doing

00:39:54.440 you're doing a lot

00:39:55.060 of reproductive

00:39:55.640 health as part

00:39:57.140 of this clinic

00:39:57.720 is that right

00:39:58.240 absolutely

00:39:58.780 we're going to

00:39:59.220 offer contraceptives

00:40:00.320 we've got you

00:40:00.940 know kitty condoms

00:40:01.940 the pet

00:40:02.780 prophylactics

00:40:03.580 doggy diaphragms

00:40:04.780 and the

00:40:05.880 the IUD

00:40:06.920 which I

00:40:08.260 understand

00:40:08.640 is for

00:40:09.420 intrauterine

00:40:10.700 dachshund

00:40:11.680 and because

00:40:12.800 that's

00:40:13.240 I tried it

00:40:13.920 out on him

00:40:14.520 and he

00:40:15.140 seemed you

00:40:15.680 know to

00:40:16.080 not take

00:40:17.760 to it

00:40:18.120 but we'll

00:40:18.440 see

00:40:18.680 maybe it

00:40:19.100 works in

00:40:19.380 other dogs

00:40:19.820 I don't

00:40:20.160 know

00:40:20.460 interesting

00:40:21.300 interesting

00:40:21.900 yeah

00:40:22.680 and we're

00:40:23.820 going to

00:40:24.000 offer of

00:40:24.380 course

00:40:24.560 pregnancy

00:40:25.060 termination

00:40:25.840 so wait

00:40:28.280 you get a

00:40:29.300 spade

00:40:29.540 neuter

00:40:29.920 before

00:40:30.360 but you're

00:40:31.000 also going

00:40:31.380 to terminate

00:40:32.080 pregnancies

00:40:32.840 as well

00:40:33.340 for pets

00:40:34.000 well you know

00:40:35.040 you kind of

00:40:35.520 have to

00:40:35.820 because you

00:40:36.160 know even

00:40:36.500 though you

00:40:36.920 make these

00:40:37.440 efforts you

00:40:37.840 try to control

00:40:38.600 pet over

00:40:39.120 population

00:40:39.720 whatever

00:40:40.100 and get the

00:40:41.200 message out

00:40:41.740 there

00:40:41.900 but you know

00:40:42.420 you're still

00:40:42.780 going to have

00:40:43.220 cats and

00:40:43.720 dogs who

00:40:44.200 get pregnant 0.87

00:40:44.900 they you know

00:40:45.440 they have

00:40:45.920 one too many

00:40:46.600 at the

00:40:47.280 kitty bar

00:40:47.720 whatever

00:40:48.100 and you know

00:40:48.920 they wind up

00:40:49.440 with this

00:40:50.100 litter of babies

00:40:50.740 that they might

00:40:51.320 not want

00:40:51.940 and I believe

00:40:52.980 as you know

00:40:54.040 I assume

00:40:54.420 everybody does

00:40:55.040 that pets 0.66

00:40:55.480 have the right

00:40:56.620 to choose

00:40:57.060 it's their

00:40:57.500 furry bodies

00:40:58.160 it's their

00:40:58.860 choice

00:40:59.300 so kitty

00:41:00.740 and doggy

00:41:01.220 abortions

00:41:01.820 is what you're

00:41:02.480 saying

00:41:02.540 well I don't

00:41:03.200 like to use

00:41:03.620 that word

00:41:04.140 so I call

00:41:04.960 it termination

00:41:05.860 so if they

00:41:08.280 this is

00:41:08.920 wow that's

00:41:10.200 kind of new

00:41:10.740 I hadn't

00:41:11.160 heard that

00:41:11.620 we always hear

00:41:12.120 you know

00:41:12.340 spade and

00:41:12.720 new your

00:41:12.980 pets or

00:41:13.400 something

00:41:13.660 control pet

00:41:14.500 overpopulation

00:41:15.260 having spade

00:41:15.740 and neuter

00:41:16.080 that's where

00:41:18.520 I'm different

00:41:19.040 that's where

00:41:19.540 my clinics

00:41:20.060 that's where

00:41:20.500 planned

00:41:20.800 companionhood

00:41:21.540 I think

00:41:22.260 is different

00:41:22.860 okay

00:41:23.900 I guess

00:41:25.000 that makes

00:41:25.400 is pet

00:41:26.600 overpopulation

00:41:27.320 still that

00:41:27.800 big of an

00:41:28.360 issue

00:41:28.680 where

00:41:28.980 we would

00:41:29.840 have to

00:41:30.120 get to

00:41:30.340 the point

00:41:30.700 where you're

00:41:31.300 you're

00:41:31.920 aborting

00:41:32.780 I'm sorry

00:41:33.200 terminating

00:41:33.780 the

00:41:34.660 the

00:41:34.960 kitties

00:41:35.360 and puppies

00:41:35.800 is it

00:41:36.400 you got a lot

00:41:37.180 of you have

00:41:37.840 orphan pets

00:41:38.440 all over the

00:41:38.940 place and

00:41:39.460 you know

00:41:39.760 the adoption

00:41:40.200 process for

00:41:40.920 pets can take

00:41:42.000 sometimes

00:41:42.960 minutes to

00:41:44.320 hours to

00:41:45.200 get you know

00:41:45.940 these pets

00:41:46.740 and that might

00:41:47.880 be a hassle

00:41:48.500 okay

00:41:49.720 I just

00:41:50.660 hey Rich

00:41:51.580 Chris

00:41:51.940 I just have

00:41:52.600 a question

00:41:53.020 for you

00:41:53.580 you said

00:41:54.180 you posted

00:41:54.540 this on

00:41:55.060 Facebook

00:41:55.540 have you

00:41:55.960 gotten

00:41:56.260 any

00:41:56.680 backlash

00:41:57.960 from

00:41:59.020 you know

00:41:59.760 the people

00:42:00.440 are against

00:42:01.020 puppies abortion

00:42:02.720 or any

00:42:03.540 kind of

00:42:03.840 abortion

00:42:04.280 you know

00:42:05.360 honestly

00:42:05.660 I don't

00:42:06.020 what does

00:42:06.360 the red

00:42:06.820 face mean

00:42:07.660 but it's all

00:42:08.920 the emoji

00:42:09.660 the red

00:42:10.060 face

00:42:10.260 yeah

00:42:10.440 I don't

00:42:11.000 think that's

00:42:11.380 a good

00:42:11.620 one for

00:42:12.000 you

00:42:12.220 I haven't

00:42:13.080 looked into

00:42:13.480 it but

00:42:13.740 we've got

00:42:14.020 a lot

00:42:14.280 of those

00:42:14.740 but you

00:42:15.140 know

00:42:15.220 I feel

00:42:15.520 I can

00:42:15.800 feel the

00:42:16.200 energy

00:42:16.620 you know

00:42:17.660 shortly

00:42:18.140 after I

00:42:18.640 posted it

00:42:19.160 I've been

00:42:19.400 getting a lot

00:42:19.840 of energy

00:42:20.220 but I've

00:42:20.840 really been

00:42:21.160 devoting my

00:42:21.780 my morning

00:42:22.480 especially

00:42:22.820 to just

00:42:23.180 kind of

00:42:23.500 you know

00:42:23.840 coming up

00:42:24.840 with my

00:42:25.120 ideas

00:42:25.700 kind of

00:42:26.240 formulating

00:42:26.720 them

00:42:26.920 counseling

00:42:27.780 I mean

00:42:28.360 are you

00:42:28.680 going to

00:42:29.200 with this

00:42:29.920 counseling

00:42:30.240 are there

00:42:30.640 going to

00:42:30.780 be

00:42:30.920 alternatives

00:42:31.560 discussed

00:42:32.360 I mean

00:42:33.280 it's more

00:42:35.860 it's more

00:42:36.700 like counseling

00:42:37.780 like scheduling

00:42:38.720 the pregnancy

00:42:39.440 termination

00:42:40.140 like what

00:42:40.960 day works

00:42:41.600 better for you

00:42:42.280 would a

00:42:42.840 Friday be

00:42:43.440 better

00:42:43.740 do you

00:42:44.240 want to

00:42:44.500 come in

00:42:44.800 on a

00:42:45.100 weekend

00:42:45.520 Monday

00:42:46.480 after work

00:42:47.300 like what

00:42:47.720 we're going

00:42:48.260 to work

00:42:48.720 about

00:42:49.000 it's about

00:42:49.560 accommodating

00:42:50.320 the people

00:42:50.820 the kitties

00:42:51.560 or the

00:42:51.960 doggies

00:42:52.380 I would

00:42:52.600 think

00:42:52.720 somebody

00:42:53.040 would be

00:42:53.380 willing

00:42:53.660 to like

00:42:54.000 take

00:42:54.240 the

00:42:54.460 you know

00:42:54.920 the puppies

00:42:56.180 the kids

00:42:56.520 were born

00:42:56.900 that someone

00:42:57.300 would be

00:42:57.700 able to

00:42:57.940 take them

00:42:58.420 and adopt

00:42:59.460 I don't

00:43:00.740 know

00:43:01.120 it just

00:43:01.700 seems

00:43:01.960 to me

00:43:02.620 you know

00:43:03.240 you want

00:43:03.640 to give

00:43:03.980 the pet

00:43:04.700 the right

00:43:05.100 to just

00:43:05.460 say you

00:43:05.860 know

00:43:06.020 I want

00:43:06.860 this

00:43:07.060 or I

00:43:07.280 don't

00:43:07.480 want

00:43:07.700 this

00:43:07.880 get it

00:43:08.620 out of

00:43:08.940 here

00:43:09.220 you know

00:43:10.080 because

00:43:10.300 honestly

00:43:10.840 and I

00:43:11.220 again

00:43:11.700 I don't

00:43:12.140 have a

00:43:12.440 degree

00:43:12.700 in

00:43:12.940 veterinarianism

00:43:14.600 and I

00:43:15.340 will soon

00:43:15.860 from a

00:43:16.180 prestigious

00:43:16.540 and accredited

00:43:17.480 online

00:43:17.900 university

00:43:18.400 but from

00:43:19.740 what I

00:43:20.040 know

00:43:20.360 it's just

00:43:21.120 a clump

00:43:21.500 of cells

00:43:21.860 in there

00:43:22.380 until they're

00:43:23.440 born

00:43:23.700 so you're

00:43:24.900 saying

00:43:25.180 because

00:43:25.840 these

00:43:26.700 animals

00:43:27.060 are pregnant

00:43:27.540 we got

00:43:27.820 to control

00:43:28.180 over

00:43:28.380 population

00:43:29.060 that it's

00:43:30.100 better to

00:43:30.560 go ahead

00:43:30.940 and just

00:43:31.360 abort

00:43:31.780 them

00:43:32.200 the doggies

00:43:33.540 and kitties

00:43:34.140 rather than

00:43:34.780 just have

00:43:35.200 people come

00:43:35.580 by and

00:43:35.860 adopt

00:43:36.200 them

00:43:36.800 yeah

00:43:37.380 because

00:43:37.680 you know

00:43:37.940 when a

00:43:38.200 kitty cat

00:43:38.740 or a

00:43:39.200 doggy

00:43:39.500 gets

00:43:39.700 knocked

00:43:40.020 up

00:43:40.440 and you

00:43:40.860 know

00:43:41.060 for whatever

00:43:41.820 reason

00:43:42.300 and they

00:43:42.820 forgot to

00:43:43.420 practice

00:43:43.880 or whatever

00:43:44.500 and things

00:43:45.380 happen

00:43:45.860 and then they

00:43:46.640 get pregnant 0.87

00:43:47.080 you don't want

00:43:47.660 to burden

00:43:48.320 that kitty cat

00:43:49.660 or doggy

00:43:50.280 with puppies

00:43:52.280 and kitties

00:43:53.260 meowing

00:43:53.920 and things

00:43:54.960 okay

00:43:55.560 I imagine

00:43:56.440 there's going

00:43:56.720 to be some

00:43:57.040 people

00:43:57.460 we're talking

00:43:58.040 with Rich

00:43:58.380 Pronsky

00:43:58.820 from

00:43:59.180 Planned

00:43:59.620 Companionhood

00:44:00.280 or what

00:44:01.320 he hopes

00:44:01.680 will become

00:44:02.160 a series

00:44:02.540 of clinics

00:44:02.960 known as

00:44:03.320 Planned

00:44:03.580 Companionhood

00:44:04.040 and I'll

00:44:04.400 just tell you

00:44:04.780 right now

00:44:05.100 we have

00:44:05.480 raised

00:44:06.520 $34.17

00:44:09.160 what's your

00:44:09.980 goal

00:44:10.200 we need

00:44:12.120 at least

00:44:12.780 $250 million

00:44:14.460 I think

00:44:15.140 to really

00:44:15.860 establish

00:44:16.600 over the

00:44:17.120 country

00:44:17.440 plus give

00:44:17.940 myself

00:44:18.340 a decent

00:44:19.080 salary

00:44:19.700 okay so

00:44:20.100 that covers

00:44:20.660 all the

00:44:21.500 clinics

00:44:22.840 or just

00:44:23.460 one clinic

00:44:24.200 with multiple

00:44:25.360 doctors

00:44:25.960 I mean not

00:44:26.480 doctors

00:44:26.700 veterinarians

00:44:27.680 with

00:44:27.900 veritainism

00:44:28.740 certifications

00:44:30.700 or is it

00:44:31.220 just you

00:44:31.660 performing

00:44:32.040 all these

00:44:33.120 procedures

00:44:33.680 no no

00:44:34.660 I mean

00:44:35.120 it's going

00:44:35.460 to be

00:44:35.720 they'll be

00:44:36.200 scattered

00:44:36.800 all over

00:44:37.300 the country

00:44:37.840 and you

00:44:39.640 know

00:44:39.780 people are

00:44:40.180 going to

00:44:40.340 come in

00:44:40.920 they're going

00:44:41.600 they're going

00:44:42.040 to come

00:44:42.340 in on a

00:44:42.720 leash

00:44:43.000 they're going

00:44:43.380 to come

00:44:43.700 in however

00:44:44.360 they want

00:44:44.760 to come

00:44:45.020 in and

00:44:45.920 we're going

00:44:46.980 to help

00:44:47.260 them

00:44:47.480 so I

00:44:48.300 got to

00:44:48.560 think there's

00:44:48.860 going to be

00:44:49.080 some people

00:44:49.440 that don't

00:44:49.760 like the idea

00:44:50.380 of dog

00:44:50.900 abortions

00:44:51.440 or cat

00:44:51.820 abortions

00:44:52.480 I did run

00:44:53.400 into a few

00:44:53.900 of those

00:44:54.220 on the

00:44:54.480 sidewalk

00:44:54.880 yes

00:44:55.360 what is your

00:44:57.580 response to

00:44:58.100 them where

00:44:58.440 they're saying

00:44:58.840 hey that's

00:45:00.120 a life

00:45:00.760 and you're

00:45:01.660 killing the

00:45:02.880 little doggies

00:45:03.420 and puppies

00:45:03.900 what do you

00:45:04.620 say to those

00:45:05.200 people

00:45:05.300 they made an

00:45:06.620 argument

00:45:06.920 yes this is

00:45:07.640 an adorable

00:45:08.120 puppy

00:45:08.560 why would you

00:45:09.820 do that to

00:45:10.300 an adorable

00:45:10.760 puppy

00:45:11.600 look at this

00:45:12.380 puppy right

00:45:12.880 here how

00:45:13.280 cute is she 1.00

00:45:13.900 and I was

00:45:15.280 rubbing her 0.91

00:45:15.840 and I

00:45:16.700 understand what

00:45:17.580 they're saying

00:45:18.140 but then again

00:45:19.220 if you have

00:45:20.660 a cat or a

00:45:21.200 dog that

00:45:21.880 has a bunch

00:45:22.420 of puppies

00:45:23.340 or kitties

00:45:23.840 inside

00:45:24.380 why not

00:45:25.800 encourage them

00:45:26.520 to kill

00:45:26.860 them

00:45:27.280 let's talk

00:45:31.340 about

00:45:31.600 cost

00:45:31.940 you're going

00:45:34.240 to obviously

00:45:34.740 charge

00:45:35.520 people

00:45:36.680 the owners

00:45:37.640 I'm assuming

00:45:38.120 are going

00:45:38.680 to end up

00:45:39.480 paying for

00:45:39.860 these

00:45:40.120 terminations

00:45:41.580 probably

00:45:42.860 the taxpayer

00:45:43.560 would

00:45:44.040 I'm going

00:45:44.620 to see

00:45:44.900 what I

00:45:45.200 can do

00:45:45.500 about that

00:45:46.220 we have

00:45:47.460 gotten some

00:45:48.000 grants

00:45:48.400 from the

00:45:48.880 USDA

00:45:49.480 which I

00:45:50.720 assume is

00:45:51.320 the United

00:45:51.660 States Dog

00:45:52.340 Association

00:45:52.860 I don't

00:45:53.860 really know

00:45:54.500 we know

00:45:56.720 that Bob

00:45:57.100 Hope

00:45:57.360 he was

00:45:58.400 the celebrity

00:46:00.760 for the

00:46:02.500 controlled

00:46:03.120 pet population

00:46:03.800 have you

00:46:04.420 tried to

00:46:04.800 reach out

00:46:05.140 to any

00:46:05.540 celebrities

00:46:06.140 because this

00:46:06.960 is something

00:46:07.380 that they

00:46:07.760 might want

00:46:08.240 to get

00:46:08.860 involved

00:46:09.180 now Drew

00:46:10.040 Carey

00:46:10.400 says it

00:46:10.740 took over

00:46:11.280 for

00:46:11.460 Bart

00:46:11.640 exactly

00:46:12.120 I hadn't

00:46:13.260 thought about

00:46:13.680 that but if

00:46:14.200 you could

00:46:14.400 recommend

00:46:14.740 somebody that

00:46:15.520 would be

00:46:15.780 great

00:46:16.260 you need

00:46:18.180 that celebrity 0.85

00:46:19.240 panache to

00:46:20.020 help sell

00:46:21.060 your thing

00:46:21.420 you know

00:46:21.640 like when

00:46:22.220 Sean Penn

00:46:22.780 helped sell

00:46:23.360 Venezuela

00:46:23.900 and Hugo

00:46:25.340 Chavez

00:46:25.720 you want

00:46:26.680 something like

00:46:27.140 that

00:46:27.380 someone who

00:46:27.720 delivers that

00:46:28.920 message and

00:46:29.460 says take

00:46:29.900 this it's

00:46:30.300 great

00:46:30.740 so the

00:46:33.140 animals come

00:46:34.040 in and

00:46:34.800 they're already

00:46:35.220 pregnant and

00:46:35.960 you're saying

00:46:36.300 we're going

00:46:36.580 to go ahead

00:46:37.380 and abort 0.58

00:46:38.280 the kitties

00:46:38.760 and puppies

00:46:39.320 you want to

00:46:41.540 keep them

00:46:41.780 from having

00:46:42.200 a back alley

00:46:42.820 pet abortion

00:46:43.480 don't you

00:46:44.080 I'm sorry

00:46:44.720 what was that

00:46:45.300 if you don't

00:46:46.560 they're going

00:46:46.880 to run out

00:46:47.300 and have a

00:46:47.680 back alley

00:46:48.180 pet abortion

00:46:48.920 well not only

00:46:49.560 that they're

00:46:49.860 going to go

00:46:50.060 to Mexico

00:46:50.520 and get an

00:46:51.040 abortion

00:46:51.360 which is

00:46:51.980 more dangerous

00:46:53.120 and then they're

00:46:53.560 kind of saddled

00:46:54.140 with the whole

00:46:54.540 slut term 0.97

00:46:55.260 yeah exactly

00:46:56.120 what's the

00:46:56.760 problem

00:46:57.100 I didn't realize

00:46:58.080 that back alley

00:46:58.700 pet abortions

00:46:59.320 are a thing

00:46:59.740 but what would

00:47:00.200 be the

00:47:00.620 problem with

00:47:01.740 that if

00:47:02.140 it actually

00:47:02.840 why is that

00:47:03.600 a concern

00:47:04.800 of yours

00:47:05.840 that you're

00:47:06.840 you know

00:47:07.520 I haven't

00:47:08.060 been in a

00:47:08.420 back alley

00:47:08.880 in a long

00:47:09.400 time

00:47:09.860 you know

00:47:10.640 long story

00:47:12.000 and it ended

00:47:12.500 poorly

00:47:12.900 but you know

00:47:13.960 I assume

00:47:14.840 that these

00:47:15.220 things are

00:47:15.560 going on

00:47:16.040 in back

00:47:16.460 alleys

00:47:16.800 all the

00:47:17.140 time

00:47:17.520 if we

00:47:18.180 don't

00:47:18.800 establish

00:47:19.180 these

00:47:19.480 clinics

00:47:19.860 okay so

00:47:20.700 you establish

00:47:21.720 a fee

00:47:22.360 but is

00:47:24.340 that per

00:47:25.120 kitty

00:47:25.480 or doggy

00:47:26.420 aborted

00:47:26.960 or is

00:47:27.500 that per

00:47:28.180 service

00:47:28.820 terminated

00:47:29.320 terminated

00:47:30.200 because you

00:47:31.540 know sometimes

00:47:32.240 it could be

00:47:32.820 three or

00:47:33.520 five and you

00:47:34.400 don't know

00:47:35.000 so the

00:47:35.960 dog comes

00:47:36.500 in and

00:47:37.060 you go

00:47:37.400 it's going

00:47:37.780 to be

00:47:37.960 a certain

00:47:38.240 fee but

00:47:38.780 then it

00:47:39.080 ends up

00:47:39.360 being six

00:47:39.900 puppies

00:47:40.280 right

00:47:40.640 we call

00:47:43.100 that jackpot

00:47:44.560 oh for you

00:47:45.440 you go like

00:47:46.180 yes you know

00:47:47.080 and you do

00:47:47.440 that gesture

00:47:47.900 with your

00:47:48.220 hand and

00:47:48.660 you kind

00:47:48.880 of go

00:47:49.100 yes and

00:47:50.440 that means

00:47:50.860 you're going

00:47:51.120 to make

00:47:51.340 extra money

00:47:51.940 so if you

00:47:52.740 know say

00:47:53.060 if you had

00:47:53.820 you're expecting

00:47:54.540 three and

00:47:55.040 suddenly you

00:47:55.420 got six

00:47:55.940 it's like

00:47:56.580 bonus time

00:47:57.200 wow so

00:47:58.080 there is some

00:47:58.620 profit to be

00:47:59.360 had from

00:48:00.500 this on the

00:48:00.940 on the back

00:48:01.500 side and

00:48:02.040 okay that

00:48:02.640 makes sense

00:48:03.160 from a

00:48:03.540 from a profit

00:48:04.280 standpoint

00:48:05.000 so okay

00:48:06.060 we've heard

00:48:06.740 this forever

00:48:07.440 you know

00:48:07.840 control pet

00:48:08.460 population

00:48:09.120 how come

00:48:09.940 you still

00:48:10.240 have so many

00:48:10.720 pets getting

00:48:11.260 pregnant like 1.00

00:48:11.920 this if

00:48:12.320 if for years

00:48:13.260 could you

00:48:13.560 know have

00:48:13.860 them spayed

00:48:14.380 and neuter

00:48:14.800 and we still

00:48:16.340 have a pet

00:48:16.760 overpopulation

00:48:17.640 problem

00:48:18.280 problem

00:48:19.120 how come we

00:48:20.480 still have it

00:48:21.120 then

00:48:21.360 it's a very

00:48:22.760 very good

00:48:23.160 question

00:48:23.500 basically

00:48:24.620 pets in

00:48:25.700 the US

00:48:26.000 are not

00:48:26.540 getting

00:48:26.940 quality

00:48:27.620 sex

00:48:27.960 education

00:48:28.520 and if

00:48:29.120 you think

00:48:29.440 about it

00:48:29.960 you know

00:48:30.540 most cats

00:48:31.920 are locked

00:48:32.400 up in a

00:48:33.360 house like

00:48:33.840 a Saudi

00:48:34.340 wife

00:48:34.800 and dogs

00:48:35.780 you know

00:48:36.100 they're literally

00:48:37.280 kept on a

00:48:38.000 very short

00:48:38.660 leash

00:48:39.040 and you know

00:48:40.220 when you see

00:48:40.700 people walking

00:48:41.380 their dogs

00:48:41.740 you don't see

00:48:42.360 them you know

00:48:42.960 giving them an

00:48:43.560 education and sex

00:48:44.540 talking about the

00:48:45.220 birds and bees

00:48:45.820 you just see

00:48:46.600 them letting

00:48:47.120 them pee all 0.96

00:48:47.760 over the place

00:48:48.360 and that would

00:48:49.400 be a good

00:48:49.780 opportunity right

00:48:50.720 there I would

00:48:51.240 think to

00:48:51.880 you get down

00:48:52.940 yes instead of

00:48:53.660 getting down

00:48:54.080 and picking up

00:48:54.760 the poo-poo 0.99

00:48:55.380 you get down

00:48:57.280 there and you

00:48:57.720 say you know

00:48:58.400 if the dog's

00:48:59.100 name is rover

00:48:59.920 you go rover

00:49:01.580 let's get a little

00:49:03.540 awkward now and

00:49:04.300 talk about things

00:49:05.260 I mean I'm not

00:49:06.960 I'm not a fan

00:49:07.960 of abortion

00:49:08.960 we're talking

00:49:09.660 to Rich Pronsky

00:49:10.320 from Planned

00:49:10.800 Companionhood

00:49:11.400 I'm not a fan

00:49:11.900 of abortion

00:49:12.400 but I appreciate

00:49:14.240 you having a

00:49:15.240 unique idea

00:49:16.040 I can imagine

00:49:16.880 getting greater

00:49:17.800 backlash online

00:49:18.900 from this

00:49:19.500 yeah it does

00:49:20.560 seem to be

00:49:21.000 growing

00:49:21.500 yeah I actually

00:49:22.640 when you take

00:49:23.220 you can take

00:49:23.680 that awkward

00:49:24.100 moment when the

00:49:24.760 dog is maybe

00:49:25.420 humping your 0.82

00:49:26.040 leg

00:49:26.540 not only that

00:49:27.920 Rich you know

00:49:29.520 this is one of

00:49:30.360 are you going

00:49:31.400 to leave with

00:49:32.260 pet puppy

00:49:33.380 termination

00:49:34.760 or are you

00:49:35.440 just going to

00:49:35.860 be like hey

00:49:36.840 you know we

00:49:37.540 provide all

00:49:38.320 these other

00:49:38.660 stuff or are

00:49:39.740 you just going

00:49:40.020 to just leave

00:49:40.680 with the pet

00:49:41.520 terminations

00:49:42.320 well I think

00:49:43.520 like any business

00:49:44.400 you're going to

00:49:44.860 go where the

00:49:45.340 profit center

00:49:46.140 is right

00:49:46.840 now once again

00:49:48.180 I don't have

00:49:48.760 a degree in

00:49:50.280 business but I

00:49:51.360 am working on

00:49:52.000 one from a

00:49:53.080 prestigious online

00:49:53.920 university but

00:49:55.160 you know I know

00:49:55.900 that when I run

00:49:56.660 my business and

00:49:58.100 I'll just tell you

00:49:58.840 right now we're up

00:49:59.340 to $34.82

00:50:00.880 when I do run

00:50:03.700 my business I'm

00:50:04.340 going to go where

00:50:04.880 the profit is

00:50:05.640 okay well Rich

00:50:07.600 interesting concept

00:50:08.680 we wish you the

00:50:09.620 best in your

00:50:10.100 business and

00:50:10.860 appreciate you

00:50:11.340 joining us today

00:50:12.000 all right buddy

00:50:12.540 thanks so much

00:50:13.060 Rich Pronsky

00:50:13.680 from Planned

00:50:14.600 Companionhood

00:50:15.320 it's Doc Thompson

00:50:15.940 on the Glenn Beck

00:50:16.500 program

00:50:16.920 you're listening to

00:50:20.180 the Glenn Beck

00:50:20.840 program

00:50:21.520 the Glenn Beck

00:50:28.320 program

00:50:29.160 I think some

00:50:30.760 people had some

00:50:31.740 trouble with the

00:50:32.840 idea of the

00:50:33.420 concept of pet

00:50:34.300 abortions

00:50:34.900 doggies and

00:50:36.380 kitties

00:50:36.780 some people

00:50:37.920 mentioned it on

00:50:38.840 Twitter were pretty

00:50:39.360 upset about it

00:50:40.000 you got to stand

00:50:40.580 saying are you

00:50:41.180 kidding me with

00:50:42.140 that guy doing

00:50:42.780 abortions on

00:50:43.440 dog and cats

00:50:44.080 not funny

00:50:45.080 El Joe is

00:50:46.060 saying is Rich

00:50:47.380 going to sell

00:50:48.020 the dead puppy

00:50:48.820 parts for profit

00:50:49.980 all serious

00:50:51.660 questions

00:50:52.160 all right

00:50:52.680 get them in

00:50:53.580 it's at Doc

00:50:54.100 Thompson show

00:50:54.780 at real Chris

00:50:55.680 Cruz and at

00:50:56.380 Cal 79 also

00:50:57.620 at the blaze

00:50:58.160 Brad and

00:50:59.380 please follow us

00:51:00.040 as well we're

00:51:00.540 part of the

00:51:00.900 morning blaze on

00:51:01.660 the blaze radio

00:51:02.180 network weekday

00:51:03.140 morning 6 to 9

00:51:03.800 a.m.

00:51:03.980 eastern time

00:51:04.440 last week there

00:51:05.800 were back-to-back

00:51:06.440 tweets from the

00:51:07.100 actress Allison

00:51:07.960 Janie

00:51:08.480 Allison Janie

00:51:09.840 is on the

00:51:10.800 show mother

00:51:11.380 mom something

00:51:12.320 now she was

00:51:13.000 on West Wing

00:51:13.800 mom the

00:51:14.980 back-to-back

00:51:15.540 tweets the

00:51:17.080 first one said

00:51:18.040 now is more

00:51:19.440 important than

00:51:20.000 ever to

00:51:20.480 hashtag stand

00:51:21.600 with PP

00:51:22.340 stand with

00:51:23.280 Planned Parenthood

00:51:23.800 okay thank you

00:51:25.020 Josh Whedon

00:51:26.080 for joining the

00:51:27.560 fight and it was

00:51:28.560 all pro-abortion 0.98

00:51:29.400 the slave fight

00:51:30.180 right exactly but

00:51:31.520 the hashtag she

00:51:32.380 used was stand

00:51:33.480 with PP

00:51:34.040 okay the very

00:51:35.560 next tweet said

00:51:36.760 save the date

00:51:37.880 at best friends

00:51:39.260 super adoption

00:51:40.320 is coming to

00:51:40.940 Los Angeles

00:51:41.460 and New York

00:51:42.100 in June

00:51:42.620 hashtag save

00:51:43.680 them all

00:51:44.420 the adoption

00:51:45.580 is pet adoption

00:51:46.520 so here's a

00:51:47.840 woman who 0.99

00:51:48.860 tweeted stand

00:51:50.180 with Planned

00:51:50.700 Parenthood to

00:51:51.360 abort human

00:51:52.400 babies but when

00:51:54.300 it comes to

00:51:54.880 pets gotta save

00:51:56.140 them all

00:51:56.620 right you can't

00:51:58.460 uh what would

00:51:59.900 they do if we

00:52:00.840 were serious about

00:52:01.760 pet abortions

00:52:03.120 if you're if

00:52:04.540 you're somebody who

00:52:05.420 stands with Planned

00:52:06.480 Parenthood and

00:52:07.200 offended by pet

00:52:08.440 abortions you're 1.00

00:52:09.900 an ass yeah and 0.93

00:52:11.160 that's the reason I

00:52:11.780 decided to have our

00:52:12.480 buddy Rich Pronsky on

00:52:14.420 aka Brian Sack how

00:52:16.200 are you buddy oh

00:52:17.780 you outed me I've

00:52:19.920 been outed surprise

00:52:21.060 you've been outed

00:52:21.980 I decided people on

00:52:23.680 Twitter calling me

00:52:24.500 Michael Pelka and

00:52:25.440 I'm very upset well

00:52:26.520 that's the reason I

00:52:27.240 decided out you you

00:52:28.220 don't need that

00:52:28.980 Brian Sack formerly

00:52:30.160 of the BS of A on

00:52:31.600 the Blaze TV but uh

00:52:33.420 one of my good

00:52:34.100 friends and well I

00:52:35.640 consider him a friend

00:52:36.240 I think he thinks of

00:52:36.920 me as like an

00:52:37.420 acquaintance or

00:52:38.180 you're like my

00:52:39.940 light drinking buddy

00:52:40.900 a very good night

00:52:44.900 uh Brian nice job

00:52:47.360 with that by the way

00:52:48.220 and a lot of people

00:52:49.080 have asked you know

00:52:50.140 what have you been

00:52:50.480 up to what are you

00:52:51.000 doing so I figure

00:52:51.740 give you a minute to

00:52:52.360 talk about you what

00:52:53.100 are you what have

00:52:53.640 you been up to what

00:52:54.100 are you what are you

00:52:54.520 doing well I'm

00:52:55.840 working on a kid's

00:52:56.760 book about weird

00:52:58.860 pet abortions

00:52:59.820 early when you when

00:53:05.440 you get the book

00:53:05.980 make sure to let us

00:53:06.720 know and we'll put

00:53:07.460 you on to discuss it

00:53:08.260 okay okay all right

00:53:09.920 thanks again Brian

00:53:10.700 appreciate you joining

00:53:11.400 us today bye guys

00:53:12.360 uh yeah a lot of

00:53:13.300 people thought it was

00:53:13.840 opalka yeah a lot of

00:53:14.880 people thought it was

00:53:15.340 but what a great point

00:53:17.040 though and hopefully

00:53:17.800 you got the satire in

00:53:19.180 it if we were serious

00:53:20.800 and if somebody if he

00:53:21.740 was more serious about

00:53:22.840 it and really pushed

00:53:23.620 pet abortions how do

00:53:25.280 you say we are going

00:53:27.020 to spade and neuter

00:53:27.920 pets but not support

00:53:29.040 pet abortion if you

00:53:30.220 support human abortion 0.54

00:53:31.240 isn't that logical

00:53:32.640 yeah but people are

00:53:34.480 so hopped up about

00:53:35.480 saving the puppies and

00:53:36.500 kitties and have been

00:53:37.700 brainwashed into

00:53:38.560 believing that in

00:53:39.900 utero babies are 1.00

00:53:40.980 somehow not babies

00:53:42.180 not living and they

00:53:43.660 don't have this even

00:53:44.740 the same consideration

00:53:45.820 as little puppies and

00:53:46.800 doggies we have

00:53:48.180 failed as a country we

00:53:49.880 have absolutely failed

00:53:50.960 when it comes to that

00:53:51.720 I like this too right

00:53:52.560 here droid 1791 the

00:53:54.620 morning blaze crew can

00:53:55.700 keep a straight face when

00:53:57.000 dealing with satire who

00:53:58.520 knew love you guys

00:54:00.040 at the other end of

00:54:01.560 the spectrum tiny pike 1.00

00:54:02.640 said as a comedy bit

00:54:04.040 planned companionship

00:54:05.180 massive failure that's

00:54:06.560 good because it was

00:54:07.020 planned companion hood

00:54:08.160 okay good companionship

00:54:10.320 was a failure

00:54:10.900 good thing we use hood

00:54:13.040 every year a private

00:54:15.080 high school in the

00:54:15.720 bronx holds a fashion

00:54:16.540 show with clothes made

00:54:17.540 from non-traditional

00:54:19.700 materials and a couple

00:54:21.080 of girls this year two

00:54:22.020 high schoolers showed up

00:54:22.980 in support of planned

00:54:24.280 parenthood by making

00:54:25.180 dresses out of condoms

00:54:26.340 and planned parenthood

00:54:27.240 stickers they said

00:54:28.500 they wanted their

00:54:29.260 dresses to have both

00:54:30.560 meanings and strong

00:54:32.560 support of planned

00:54:33.800 parenthood the one 0.96

00:54:35.240 girl said we need to

00:54:36.000 have safer methods of

00:54:37.120 family planning they're

00:54:38.320 trying to shut down

00:54:39.220 planned parenthood to

00:54:40.860 make sure abortion is 1.00

00:54:42.780 illegal and that really

00:54:43.980 frightens and saddens me

00:54:45.280 she said it's been

00:54:46.420 there for people in

00:54:47.320 high school college

00:54:48.200 adulthood for people

00:54:49.120 who can't afford to

00:54:49.980 have a child or for

00:54:51.280 any other circumstances

00:54:52.500 it's necessary audience

00:54:54.300 with fifth to 12

00:54:55.360 graders how many of

00:54:57.260 those people that said

00:54:58.140 right on to her would 0.88

00:54:59.160 support doggy and

00:55:00.980 kitty abortions if you 0.61

00:55:03.020 do you're a hypocrite

00:55:04.840 you're misinformed and

00:55:06.760 you may just be an ass 0.64

00:55:08.200 doc thompson in for

00:55:09.860 glenn beck on the

00:55:10.640 glenn beck program

00:55:11.320 the glenn beck program

00:55:16.100 the glenn beck program

00:55:23.700 doc thompson and the

00:55:26.080 morning blaze crew in for

00:55:27.580 glenn beck today thanks for

00:55:28.560 joining us uh lots of

00:55:30.020 tweets coming in uh slip

00:55:31.340 shift saying on twitter that

00:55:32.680 was brilliant satire and

00:55:33.840 brilliant point sensational

00:55:35.080 hysterical michael palca

00:55:36.780 tweeting um brian sack is a

00:55:39.080 hundred times funnier than

00:55:40.260 i think i am great stuff

00:55:41.580 thanks so much um

00:55:43.120 abstinence all the way

00:55:44.580 cofefe 007 says he's

00:55:46.940 going to teach his pet

00:55:48.200 abstinence is the way to

00:55:49.500 go joining us now is kaya

00:55:51.700 jones formerly of the uh

00:55:54.020 pussycat dolls how are you

00:55:55.640 kaya i'm good my alarm

00:55:58.180 didn't go off so it's like

00:55:59.480 so you missed our last guest

00:56:02.460 you missed the did you hear

00:56:03.540 you didn't hear the last

00:56:04.240 guest did you i did not

00:56:06.500 because my alarm didn't go

00:56:07.680 off uh it was it was a guy

00:56:09.480 uh advocating um uh puppy

00:56:11.700 and kitty abortions because 1.00

00:56:13.260 you know no i mean if you're

00:56:16.340 if you're going to support

00:56:17.200 planned parenthood you might

00:56:18.420 as well support them for

00:56:19.280 puppies and kitties too right

00:56:20.640 oh good not no no no before

00:56:23.520 you react you should probably

00:56:24.780 go back and listen to it yeah

00:56:25.980 you're gonna love it was a

00:56:26.900 little sad i need to go back

00:56:27.900 and listen to it a little

00:56:29.220 satire here with any of this

00:56:31.160 now we've become um i've

00:56:33.620 become kind of like uh

00:56:34.780 friends with kaya chris

00:56:35.800 cruz has become kind of a

00:56:36.960 stalker with kaya no no no 0.74

00:56:38.060 you have not become no

00:56:39.600 friend of kaya we're like

00:56:40.780 friends and you're like

00:56:41.540 stalker kaya chris has

00:56:43.060 become a little bit of a

00:56:44.700 stalker but he's eased up

00:56:46.160 he's eased up but she's

00:56:48.900 okay with that right now

00:56:50.320 we're getting into a friend

00:56:51.620 zone because he eased up but

00:56:53.060 the first minute was like a

00:56:54.620 little weird little weird

00:56:55.640 chris is just generally weird

00:56:56.920 though we've come to accept

00:56:57.800 no he's not though he

00:56:58.960 actually has a good heart but

00:57:00.500 he but he but he can kind

00:57:01.860 of be a little wacky we

00:57:02.900 know that's the puerto rican 0.75

00:57:04.880 side of him we want to

00:57:05.920 have kaya on um first of 0.79

00:57:07.280 all uh kaya has been outed 0.98

00:57:09.140 um outed in hollywood as

00:57:11.260 somebody who um isn't

00:57:12.740 progressive oh okay that's

00:57:14.800 kind of in hollywood that's

00:57:16.000 kind of music industry that's

00:57:17.440 kind of being outed right

00:57:18.640 it yeah it's kind of yeah it

00:57:22.020 really is actually it's worth

00:57:23.520 the coming out right i mean

00:57:26.280 in hollywood you come out

00:57:27.160 people they don't even bat an 0.98

00:57:28.180 high right no or it's

00:57:29.920 celebrated oh my gosh we

00:57:32.140 had no idea you know there's

00:57:33.440 a whole lot of love this is

00:57:34.940 not that there's no love

00:57:37.900 kind of the opposite of love

00:57:39.580 it was kind of the opposite

00:57:41.700 of that that's where chris you

00:57:43.140 know that's where the bond

00:57:44.060 came in is that chris gave me

00:57:45.760 a lot of love so so explain

00:57:47.840 what this is why why is

00:57:49.360 hollywood and the music

00:57:50.540 industry so crazy progressive i

00:57:52.500 get in the world we all have a

00:57:53.860 lot of different views and

00:57:54.740 opinions how is it that

00:57:56.760 entertainment has is either

00:57:58.960 attracting progressives or

00:58:00.460 makes people progressive what

00:58:02.240 is going on kaya well i think

00:58:04.920 you know the thing is is that

00:58:06.380 it's gone a little too far like

00:58:08.060 hollywood really needs to take a

00:58:09.660 giant step back in my opinion

00:58:12.080 they've lost their mind like you

00:58:15.280 know what's going on now with

00:58:17.040 what kathy griffin did i don't

00:58:18.760 care whether it's our president

00:58:20.280 it could be anybody she

00:58:21.480 shouldn't be doing it period

00:58:23.600 yeah i mean i think it was

00:58:25.200 wrong it wasn't good it's not

00:58:27.220 appropriate i mean i don't get

00:58:28.240 offended by it i just say move

00:58:29.620 on i didn't like it you know

00:58:31.180 but oh really you didn't get

00:58:32.920 offended no i'm just i i was

00:58:35.040 totally offended it takes a lot

00:58:36.760 to to really offend me i just

00:58:38.460 usually just move on i mean i

00:58:40.380 get i'm used to working with

00:58:41.320 such jerks that if i got it 0.71

00:58:43.540 easily right i've been

00:58:45.560 desensitized kaya but would you 0.90

00:58:48.420 be kaya being somebody who 0.99

00:58:50.020 supports president trump and

00:58:52.060 did support it would you be

00:58:53.420 just as bothered if they had

00:58:54.600 done that to hillary clinton or 1.00

00:58:56.280 somebody else yeah i mean but

00:58:58.800 the fact that it was our

00:58:59.860 sitting president is just a big

00:59:01.520 slipping no-no like huge no-no

00:59:04.280 but i mean it could have been

00:59:05.580 anybody you don't do that that's

00:59:07.300 not what first of all that's not

00:59:08.740 what we want to see that's not

00:59:09.740 what children should see what his

00:59:10.940 son had to wake up to seeing and

00:59:12.500 then thought it was real i mean

00:59:14.140 the reports that were coming out

00:59:15.200 it was just horrible i mean she

00:59:16.440 could have gone a way different

00:59:18.100 narrative and i think what she

00:59:19.820 chose to do was so edgy because

00:59:22.320 you know it it is about ratings

00:59:24.540 it is about you know turning

00:59:26.040 everyone's head to go crazy

00:59:27.760 going oh my gosh because you're

00:59:29.280 going to be in the front cover of

00:59:30.080 every paper but at the same time

00:59:31.620 what you're doing is wrong you're

00:59:33.320 basically glorifying an

00:59:35.060 organization that's out of

00:59:36.260 control i mean we know kathy

00:59:38.140 griffin is is sensational i know

00:59:40.440 her too she's friends with bill 0.99

00:59:41.920 mars so i know her yeah i've met

00:59:43.400 her multiple times at his events

00:59:44.840 and i mean you know it just i'm

00:59:47.000 i'm disgusted i immediately

00:59:48.840 unfollowed her and was just like

00:59:50.540 i started to you know write to

00:59:52.100 her i was pissed well then jim

00:59:54.120 carrey came out and basically

00:59:55.900 defended her saying that that's a

00:59:57.360 comedian's job is to cross the

00:59:59.220 line and constantly push that

01:00:01.460 line i thought it was their job to

01:00:02.620 be funny well not only that you

01:00:04.160 don't know what a line is until

01:00:05.420 you've crossed it and that was a

01:00:06.460 big line across not only that he

01:00:07.740 said that comedians are the last

01:00:09.420 line of defense well yeah they're

01:00:11.920 going to save the world i know

01:00:13.160 that

01:00:13.600 when the soldiers come marching

01:00:18.180 we want the comedians out there

01:00:20.060 uh kaya this morning uh actually

01:00:23.400 coming up at noon uh pacific time

01:00:26.220 uh kathy griffith griffin has a

01:00:29.300 press conference scheduled her

01:00:31.220 attorney is joining her and i they

01:00:33.300 sent out a press release which is

01:00:34.800 one of the funniest ones i've ever

01:00:35.780 seen because they included photos of

01:00:37.740 them too right of headshots of her

01:00:40.180 and her attorney which is bizarre

01:00:43.040 and it says it's very short but it

01:00:46.320 says noon today uh eastern time

01:00:49.380 excuse me 9 a.m local time noon

01:00:50.940 today they're having a press

01:00:52.440 conference comedian kathy griffith

01:00:54.040 and her attorney lisa bloom told a

01:00:56.160 press conference earlier the week

01:00:57.940 she's about to lose all her money 0.99

01:00:59.980 her career is gonna die right that's

01:01:02.600 what i thought but listen to one of

01:01:03.860 the things she says she's going to

01:01:04.880 talk about it says they'll explain

01:01:06.300 the true motivation behind the image

01:01:08.460 that she's you know the picture and

01:01:10.660 respond to the bullying from the

01:01:13.780 trump family that kathy has endured

01:01:15.860 oh well i i'm not i will not be

01:01:19.000 watching she had her time to give her

01:01:21.500 peace and that's it but she's she's

01:01:23.660 playing the victim now though kaya she's 0.55

01:01:25.600 taking this not as in i'm sorry she's a

01:01:27.980 victim behavior the behavior is

01:01:29.600 sociopathic it's it's not normal it's

01:01:32.000 like how far can i push the

01:01:33.280 boundaries but let me explain why i

01:01:35.040 have we don't really want to hear it

01:01:36.560 now it's too late bye but i mean she's

01:01:39.020 not a victim now no he's a victim of

01:01:42.640 constant mainstream media attacking him

01:01:45.200 and he's just trying to put a lot of

01:01:46.820 love into the country and no one's even

01:01:48.060 paying attention to that or the serious

01:01:50.200 things that are going on around the

01:01:51.240 world we're not even reporting it now

01:01:53.520 but he's bullying kathy griffith

01:01:55.320 right i mean she said she said the

01:01:56.820 family that's the most important thing

01:01:58.460 not human trafficking

01:01:59.580 not the war right all right we've

01:02:02.260 already covered that the comedians are

01:02:03.600 the most important thing

01:02:04.840 well okay they are they're going to

01:02:06.960 save the planet kaya so she's saying

01:02:09.540 that melania and the kids and others

01:02:11.820 in the family who had uh they tweeted

01:02:14.660 about her or made comments about her

01:02:16.540 that's bullying yeah which this is like

01:02:19.040 me coming up to you and punching you in 0.98

01:02:20.960 the face i went out i i you know

01:02:23.340 tweeted to her and you could call that

01:02:25.820 bullying but i'm not okay for bullying

01:02:27.680 and what she did was a massive mean 0.53

01:02:29.940 thing and if you're going to pick on

01:02:31.140 someone in the schoolyard better be

01:02:32.940 prepared that a lot of people might

01:02:34.160 turn around and want to attack you

01:02:36.200 that you're wrong you shouldn't be

01:02:37.540 doing that you know better how old is

01:02:39.320 that woman oh she's 65 107 no she was 1.00

01:02:43.080 50 something no but kaya this is like

01:02:45.480 me coming up to you punching you in 0.96

01:02:46.820 the face you turn around and punching

01:02:48.200 me and i go i'm a victim of kaya's 0.96

01:02:50.640 abuse right i mean she she started this 1.00

01:02:53.680 stuff for her his family to stand up

01:02:55.760 for him for his fans and supporters to

01:02:58.200 stand up for him for americans to stand

01:03:00.200 up from because he's our sitting

01:03:01.160 president a celebrity did that to

01:03:03.420 obama are you kidding that person would

01:03:08.040 be everywhere all the time and it would

01:03:09.560 be publicized that they're you know all

01:03:12.320 this horrible stuff it's like but why is

01:03:14.900 it because it's trump it's okay yeah

01:03:17.000 there's clearly a double standard um a

01:03:19.220 huge double standard when it comes to

01:03:20.480 people i mean a lot of people did stupid

01:03:22.240 stuff like uh pictures of obama with

01:03:24.760 nooses and all kinds of stuff like that

01:03:26.440 and that was wrong

01:03:27.180 celebrity right that's a celebrity that

01:03:30.580 was a weird town or someone being

01:03:32.560 racist doing something wrong like this

01:03:34.800 is a well-known public figure who decided

01:03:38.560 to do something that was horrific and

01:03:40.560 gross no one wants to see that we want

01:03:42.400 to see glamorous stuff hollywood needs to

01:03:44.300 take a giant step back when i when i saw

01:03:46.220 the picture my first day was okay so you

01:03:48.040 don't like him we get it yeah so you're

01:03:50.980 saying you don't like him i think that's

01:03:52.600 clear now got it okay even yeah because

01:03:54.960 we didn't get it before right right even

01:03:56.920 deborah messing and keith olberman were

01:03:59.100 like whoa you cross the line

01:04:01.140 when keith olberman says you cross the

01:04:05.060 line you cross the line cross the line

01:04:06.740 yes so i so what what's your future with

01:04:10.160 this stuff okay so you're you're becoming

01:04:11.920 more politically active you comment on

01:04:14.420 things on your social media what's what's

01:04:16.740 your future home well i don't know i mean

01:04:19.900 we're talking about a lot of different

01:04:21.220 stuff but i know that you know i care

01:04:23.300 about philanthropy and i care about being

01:04:25.280 an activist and speaking out and by

01:04:27.460 coming out as a you know an open

01:04:29.500 christian that's going to talk about my

01:04:31.340 faith and talk about being a republican

01:04:33.620 and all of that stuff the new album is

01:04:36.100 leaning into a very different light so i

01:04:38.360 think people will be very surprised so

01:04:40.880 good surprise where does is your

01:04:42.860 foundation in in faith your foundation in

01:04:46.400 being more libertarian conservative where

01:04:48.520 does that come from for you um i think

01:04:52.400 you just you know you find your footing or

01:04:54.960 what's right for you and for me it just

01:04:56.820 was it wasn't necessarily something that

01:04:58.880 was you know drummed into me in the home

01:05:00.760 it was something i chose to seek and you

01:05:04.440 know felt very kind of sheltered in the

01:05:07.480 industry i was in of sharing my views

01:05:09.460 because no one really wants to hear about

01:05:11.220 jesus and no one really wants to hear

01:05:13.060 about about being a conservative you know

01:05:15.780 they're kind of like ew you guys are you

01:05:18.020 know don't be that you need to conform and

01:05:20.540 i had an open mind about everything but i

01:05:23.800 really wasn't speaking to an audience

01:05:25.440 because i wasn't connecting and being who

01:05:27.100 i was for the first time in my entire

01:05:29.840 career i'm actually explaining who i am

01:05:31.620 because everything about celebrities kind

01:05:33.280 of removed you actually don't know a lot

01:05:35.200 about them and i think it's amazing

01:05:37.340 what's happening in america right now to

01:05:39.740 me it feels like america is making choices

01:05:42.960 they don't want to be told what to watch

01:05:44.960 who to support anymore um which is case

01:05:47.740 in point why we have trump to begin with

01:05:49.240 you know so i think it's a good time for

01:05:51.700 america and everyone's excited about

01:05:53.460 sharing their their religious beliefs and

01:05:55.840 um they're okay with talking about god

01:05:58.600 again because it was kind of something that

01:06:00.380 people weren't encouraged to do with their

01:06:02.280 last administration so i can just see you

01:06:04.600 and they're like hey kaya we're going to 0.87

01:06:06.080 this coke party want to come and you're 1.00

01:06:07.520 like let me tell you about jesus yeah

01:06:09.500 pretty much yeah actually yeah that's

01:06:12.720 kind of how it goes

01:06:13.880 yeah that's not that's not for me you

01:06:18.320 know um i mean look at what's going on in

01:06:20.540 our country with opioids i mean i posted

01:06:23.200 something last night but 50 percent of all

01:06:25.940 of the foster children these orphans um

01:06:28.780 from either a parent or parents 50 percent

01:06:31.060 in ohio are from opioid or prescriptions

01:06:34.420 incredible it's amazing it's and you know

01:06:37.240 and but we're more concerned about trump

01:06:39.740 right after you're going to be set you

01:06:42.020 know using a cantaloupe or whatever it was

01:06:44.840 you know that's what we're talking about

01:06:47.460 we're not talking about the real issues

01:06:49.540 that are going on it's a waste of of energy

01:06:52.240 and a lot of those people that are suffering

01:06:53.600 like that are also veterans and i know

01:06:55.120 veterans has been you know uh something

01:06:57.280 that you're very concerned with making

01:06:58.600 sure we fix the va and helping veterans

01:07:00.280 right yeah we have to i mean they're

01:07:02.900 they're you know our first line of defense

01:07:05.820 and our last line of defense i would not

01:07:08.300 say it's the uh comedians even though i love

01:07:10.840 all of you guys no doubt we gotta laugh but

01:07:13.460 it it does come down to our veterans you

01:07:16.020 know it's and and our military that that

01:07:18.960 take you know they take a lot of the brunt

01:07:21.680 of whatever we choose to do and say as a

01:07:23.900 country with the world so they're very big

01:07:26.640 cause for me to always support hey kaya

01:07:29.380 one quick question is are you getting

01:07:31.520 any backlash from your fellow uh artists

01:07:34.640 uh hollywood types oh of course of course

01:07:39.500 um but i don't care we won good for you

01:07:42.820 honestly good for you who cares who we

01:07:45.060 won okay of course we won i'm gonna spend

01:07:48.220 the next eight years hearing about because

01:07:49.780 he will be there for another four years

01:07:51.660 she's doubling down double the guy well 1.00

01:07:56.140 we're we're fans and we wish you best we'll

01:07:57.980 help you out any way we can and

01:07:59.560 wait i love you guys and i was just joking

01:08:02.520 with chris earlier i hope you understand

01:08:04.280 well no i was just getting ready to point

01:08:05.480 out he's on me he's scribbling on this

01:08:07.820 notepad is kaya cruz i don't know

01:08:10.280 well i'm getting her ready for our visit

01:08:13.380 in oh got you okay yeah oh yeah i'm gonna

01:08:15.820 be visiting you guys oh good deal that'll

01:08:18.100 be yeah come to dallas and hang out with

01:08:19.480 this all right kaya thanks so much all

01:08:21.480 right guys and uh what's her uh twitter

01:08:23.780 handle kaya jones it's just at kaya jones

01:08:25.760 k-a-y-a jones very good breaking news

01:08:28.340 breaking news if you have tickets to

01:08:30.580 kathy griffin's performance at the route

01:08:32.560 66 casino hotel in albuquerque on july

01:08:35.040 22nd it has been canceled and you can get

01:08:38.260 a full refund by the way kaya jones may

01:08:40.580 be available to perform at her stead doc

01:08:43.160 thompson and the morning blaze crew for

01:08:44.480 glenn beck

01:08:44.960 this is the glenn beck program mercury

01:08:52.260 triple eight seven two seven back this is the glenn beck program

01:09:01.020 a history professor at the university of michigan by the name of juan cole he's

01:09:07.460 the director of the center for middle eastern and north african studies

01:09:10.620 said that uh secretary of state mattis could learn a few things from

01:09:15.760 ariana grande

01:09:18.180 whoa

01:09:18.960 well yeah okay how to sing how to dance

01:09:22.980 how to be like secretary of defense

01:09:25.500 why is that surprising

01:09:28.260 because you know ariana grande what with her 1.00

01:09:31.920 great history and experience of defensing

01:09:36.020 yes with that right now this is the idea that um

01:09:39.220 mattis is the the hawk so to speak

01:09:42.220 that ariana grande who came out and said

01:09:44.760 we just need and i'm paraphrasing but

01:09:46.880 after that attack in manchester we just need love

01:09:49.920 we just need to love and talk to people

01:09:52.000 it's true but sometimes guess what

01:09:53.380 you need some tough love

01:09:54.680 the beatles said it so many years ago

01:09:56.820 all we need is love

01:09:57.860 yeah and occasionally a nuke yeah that's the part they didn't put on there

01:10:01.880 a good 45 on your side of course love is always there we try to help people

01:10:05.240 that's standard but there are some people who will not

01:10:08.240 uh understand anything other than force that's who dictators are

01:10:12.040 otherwise they would go oh look i'm treating people poorly

01:10:15.540 maybe i shouldn't do that

01:10:18.120 they don't do that they're dictators they're jerks

01:10:21.640 and they're only going to learn if you physically remove them we know this

01:10:25.380 but somehow this middle eastern professor center for middle eastern north african studies and

01:10:31.000 ariana grande i get her she's young starry eyed you know believes 1.00

01:10:34.920 uh you know in all of the hugs and kisses and dotting your little heart eyes with a heart and

01:10:40.580 whatever that's all you need in the world

01:10:42.100 that's a good portion of it but you also understand sometimes those things don't work

01:10:47.000 of course people in the middle east terrorists people who've been radicalized

01:10:51.580 have either a screw loose and or low education and no economic future they don't have any

01:10:58.480 they don't have any future of course that adds to the radicalization

01:11:02.280 but what are you going to do just hug them you're going to be a terrorist come here you've been

01:11:06.960 radicalized come here can you take me some love first can you remove the vest first before i

01:11:11.520 put the little the sensor down put that the plunger put it down i'll give you a big hug

01:11:16.060 the glenn beck program mercury

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01:12:12.280 doc thompson in for glenn beck you want to find out more about me in the morning blaze go to

01:12:16.720 the blaze.com slash doc so apparently some people didn't get the satire but maybe some people were

01:12:23.900 unhappy possibly stick around with our doggy and kitty abortion point yeah you listen to the whole

01:12:29.740 thing it actually makes quite a bit of sense how can you be pro human abortion and anti-doggy and

01:12:37.460 kitty abortion right if like i don't agree if you're pro abortion for both i don't agree with you

01:12:42.780 but at least you're consistent yeah i agree with you if you're anti both of them and you're also

01:12:48.100 consistent but if you're pro one and not the other you're out of your mind you could even be

01:12:52.440 technically i would be better with a you're anti-human abortion but pro animal abortion i'm less bothered by

01:13:00.500 that but the hollywood types that are like right on stand with planned parenthood how dare you abort a 1.00

01:13:06.860 kitty or a puppy you have lost your minds listen to the whole thing go back check it out i think it

01:13:12.940 makes a pretty good point and if you would we post it later at theblaze.com slash doc um please share

01:13:18.180 that with others and brian sack could use the the hep as well exactly um i was serious about doing a lot

01:13:24.740 to support businesses and entrepreneurs and help um you know promote such ideas on my morning radio

01:13:30.560 broadcast uh and i have another example of that jessica sanchez joining us now for the 1791 supply 1.00

01:13:36.420 and company how are you i'm good how are you doing well now 1791 is glenn beck's company it is uh but

01:13:42.260 jessica also has her own company in addition to working with glenn on uh merchandise shirts hats and

01:13:48.380 whatever you also have your own company what is your own company uh basically the same thing

01:13:51.620 screen printing okay embroidery any type of merchandising any type of printing okay so as

01:13:56.940 a side business so you work with glenn and then you also have uh this business yeah my own printing

01:14:02.200 business how how did you start with my printing business yeah with your printing business yeah

01:14:07.680 not with glenn we know how that is like oh i interviewed about 20 times and then i got hired

01:14:13.520 yeah it was a 20 like it took about a month and a half to get yeah you interview with glenn and he's

01:14:18.660 like nice to meet you how's your soul yeah exactly good clear pure um no your own business um well it

01:14:27.140 was something that just kind of we wanted to screen print t-shirts we started in the garage um bought

01:14:33.660 like a little machine that we could screen print with and i can do this huh yeah i thought we could

01:14:38.540 do it let's try it um we didn't do any promotion any marketing or anything everything's been word of

01:14:43.380 mouth for the last four years which is great um at first my husband was working full-time and then

01:14:48.900 just doing everything on the weekends or at night um and then it got to the point where he had to quit

01:14:53.780 his job and that's his full-time job that's always a tough difficult spot right because you're going i'm

01:14:58.360 giving up a guaranteed salary and for even if the company grows still quickly there's going to be a

01:15:03.900 couple of months of uh less money yes right you're not going to make it up by the business as soon as he

01:15:09.680 gives it up so you had to consider that a while right yeah we did and but it was one of those

01:15:14.580 that i was working full-time i was here um i was able to support the household for a couple of months

01:15:18.980 while we got everything up and running and last year we were able to move into a 3 000 square foot

01:15:23.980 warehouse and awesome have employees and it's just growing what's the name of your business ultimate

01:15:29.280 tees ultimate oh that's good yeah that's kind of a you see the malaise look come over and look

01:15:35.920 ultimate tees okay i like that interesting but so when you got the idea for the the screen i mean

01:15:41.340 it could have been some other business potentially right you weren't like your whole life going i

01:15:46.260 want a screen printing business i'm driven you were more entrepreneurial minded entrepreneur minded

01:15:51.200 and actually when i was younger when i was um in high school i wanted to have my own t-shirt

01:15:55.940 business like everybody was starting a t-shirt line right and for me i always figured out well

01:16:01.240 how can i do it cheaper where can i get it cheaper and that's kind of where just through the years kind

01:16:06.480 of just still lingered there like i wanted to have my own clothing line or my own t-shirt line and

01:16:11.180 but ended up being we went into production instead the there are so many people that have ideas a lot of

01:16:17.000 good ideas is a side business or they want to do it professionally exclusively without another job

01:16:22.460 and it's that final step of actually doing it that's the reason we say entrepreneur it's dreaming

01:16:26.800 you know come up with a concept or whatever but doing you've got to have that next step do it you

01:16:31.420 have to just take that step to say okay if i don't start now when am i going to start you know

01:16:36.780 you can think and dream for years and years and years but if you don't take that first step or ask

01:16:41.760 those first initial questions to get started you never will and always finding i feel like sometimes

01:16:46.420 people get stuck in the oh well what if what if i invest into this business and i don't see my

01:16:51.240 return well guess what that's the risk that you're gonna take that's why they call it a leap of faith

01:16:57.220 right right yeah but start small start somewhere you know maybe go and talk to somebody or work with

01:17:03.680 somebody that's already in that business and learn from them to make sure that it is that that's well

01:17:08.640 that's one of the other things too people they're like you know i i started a business or i'm going to

01:17:13.880 start one and i just don't know about this thing well listen most of us don't know how to file

01:17:18.060 business taxes get a business loan do all of these uh ship stuff whatever you have to research the

01:17:24.760 research but the cool thing that i've learned and correct me if i'm wrong if you ask people

01:17:29.820 they'll usually help you you're like hey i don't know how to do this can you yeah you want to do this

01:17:34.060 or whatever or help online and we do we do it all the time in our business we get a lot of

01:17:38.840 kids that come in that want to start their own clothing line but then they're like oh i want to

01:17:43.280 screen print so my husband's like come in let me show you and then once you work with me let's see

01:17:48.020 if it's something that you really want to do because it's not easy it's not easy work it's not

01:17:52.340 glamorous thinking that oh i have my own screen printing business and now i'm gonna you know make

01:17:57.560 all this money come on let's try it like the restaurant business yeah people get into the

01:18:01.460 restaurant business it's gonna be all grand well everybody thinks they can do it yeah and they yeah i

01:18:06.060 think people think i'm gonna start a business and it's not an egotistical but they'll they'll have

01:18:11.380 something to feel good about so they say i'll be able to you know dress a certain way drive a car

01:18:16.940 i'm the boss i'll drive in i'll put my feet up you know more of the attitude of what we see in a movie

01:18:23.160 as a boss where most bosses most business owners are not that they're not the fortune 500 ceo

01:18:29.720 you're the guy who's working alongside your employee you are and and if you can't work 40

01:18:35.460 hours a week and you get irritated by doing that 40 then i'm in your regular job like don't even

01:18:42.520 think about starting your own business because that's like a 24 hour day seven day a week thing

01:18:46.600 yeah now you're constantly thinking about it one of the good things i've noticed too is if you're

01:18:50.500 starting a business uh and throughout the business life it's not overwhelming number of problems you

01:18:56.040 are going to have a couple of pretty big hurdles though whatever they are they're different to

01:19:00.160 every business but if you put it in your mind right that okay this is one of those hurdles i knew i was

01:19:04.900 going to have no matter how much i plan all i have to do is find a way around it find a solution and

01:19:10.920 once i'm beyond it hey it's clear sailing for a little while there'll be others but that's how you

01:19:14.840 have to kind of look at it right yeah you just you have to know that the problems are coming

01:19:18.300 that's it they're coming i mean even in any in any business in any corporation big businesses

01:19:24.000 have issues and problems every single day that you have to take care of we don't have them around

01:19:29.700 here though well this is one of the perfect businesses right exactly it's what it's the

01:19:37.720 rare perfect absolute we're a dysfunctional family around this place exactly that's exactly it so okay

01:19:43.260 what's your business first of all how can people find you before we talk about yeah for ultimate

01:19:46.700 ultimate teas um if you ever want to get screen printing done embroidery anything for your business we can

01:19:51.520 help you uh ultimate tees print studio.com okay ultimate print ultimate tees print studio.com

01:19:58.140 if you had a couple more words it may be harder for me to find just so you know i'll tweet out a link

01:20:02.820 though so at doc thompson show on twitter so ultimate tees print studio.com okay now let's talk a

01:20:09.280 little bit about 1791 because you have something really cool coming up yes not this weekend but next

01:20:13.500 weekend next weekend yeah so the weekend of fathers weekend of fathers so 17th and 18th okay what's going on

01:20:18.900 so we um so last year you guys know that we had the museum and we opened up our doors and we had

01:20:24.380 people come in and it was absolutely great people love blended in the studio yes in the studio here

01:20:28.860 um and so this year we didn't plan a summer event so i was like what can we do how can we get people

01:20:34.440 to come to the studio hang out with us meet the staff and so yeah bring us no no don't bring us

01:20:40.520 food sorry don't bring us anything you know we cannot accept anything but come and hang out with

01:20:47.160 us so um i am managing 1791 and so we decided we were going to just have a show and shop so it's

01:20:54.680 going to be a fun weekend of coming out seeing all of the 1791 clothes we have a lot of people that

01:21:00.080 purchased online we've done really great the last three years but people don't really haven't had an

01:21:05.940 opportunity to like try on the clothes actually see it touch it feel it before they buy so this is a

01:21:11.860 this is going to be like one of those rare opportunities that our fans can come out and

01:21:16.360 try on the clothes and really pick and choose what they like from what fits them okay so you'll have

01:21:20.780 that all there it's in the studio so you can't see the studio as well it's free oh it's free oh

01:21:25.660 yeah you just come in i'll be there oh actually well i but you still gotta buy things oh okay didn't

01:21:30.120 wait a minute you were modeling right the new 1791 thongs apparently you're too good to put 1.00

01:21:34.740 the uh with the hat on i put the hat on and i am wearing the uh oh i didn't realize i was supposed

01:21:39.280 to put it on okay i can do that too okay there you go i do like the hat but thank you so it's

01:21:43.180 both saturday and sunday saturday and sunday um saturday we're doing from noon to six okay and

01:21:48.160 sunday we'll start a little bit later at two o'clock give people time to go to church hang out with

01:21:52.360 their dad um maybe bring your dad here afterwards after lunch so two to six this is a pretty sneaky

01:21:59.160 because although dads may not care as much about clothes clothing line it's a good way to buy them a gift

01:22:03.480 it's a good way to buy them a gift but dad gets to see the studio which is pretty damn cool exactly

01:22:07.900 right i mean there's a lot of cool fun so you're like dad go check out the studio happy father's day

01:22:12.500 wait till you see the submarine is all i can say that's right the submarine the robots it's all

01:22:17.100 crazy we've been moving them around all week so it's pretty rough but um awesome so uh how do they

01:22:21.820 find out uh more did you pretty much just show up yeah just show up here at the studios um and we'll

01:22:27.560 just be able to just checking people in we're also going to have food trucks music a coffee bar

01:22:32.740 and of course brad modeling and we are going to model yeah so every hour on the hour we're going

01:22:37.940 to you know dim the lights start the music i look best and brad's going to be modeling

01:22:41.920 no no dimmer dimmer dimmer all the way dark think dark uh okay so it's irving texas um if you do a

01:22:51.800 google search or um you're on your map it's mercury studios you'll see it it's irving texas you'll see

01:22:57.560 it come up um go to our facebook page oh okay so yeah if you go to if you go to the 1791 facebook

01:23:03.060 page we have an event on there just let us know if you're coming we kind of want to get a roundabout

01:23:07.460 number of who we think is going to come um i'm hoping like a thousand people so y'all hear me a

01:23:13.260 thousand people through the weekend that's my goal she set the standard good deal but just let us 0.59

01:23:19.480 know and then um you know message on there i'm responding back to everybody's messages so if you

01:23:24.040 so if you don't have to so if it's last minute you can still come but it would be nice just so she has

01:23:28.220 a general idea you know to help out plan or whatever but it's both saturday and sunday the 17th and 18th

01:23:33.680 of june noon to six on saturday two to two to six two to six on sunday mercury studios in dallas show up

01:23:40.460 and again check out the 1791 facebook page now i love 1791 and glenn's history with it and i always

01:23:46.560 thought it was great until somebody comes up with 1792 supply company which is going to be really

01:23:51.520 that's that's one more one more than 1792 which is you know perfect until somebody comes up with

01:23:56.580 1793 which is really really interesting all right thanks so much jessica appreciate you joining us

01:24:01.580 doc thompson for glenn beck on the glenn beck program you're listening you're listening to the glenn

01:24:07.940 beck program the glenn beck program mercury

01:24:15.620 this is the glenn beck program sign up for the newsletter and get all the info you need to know

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01:24:33.020 the blaze brad and at cal 79 uh you can also join the program on the phone it's triple eight seven

01:24:38.340 two seven beck before we uh talk to jessica from 1791 we were actually talking to about um ariana

01:24:45.560 grande and the professor from the university of michigan saying ariana grande has the the better

01:24:51.660 idea paraphrasing than secretary mattis does that basically the attack in manchester all you need is

01:24:58.120 love we got to be uh hugs and kisses and that's the way forward and i think there's a fundamental

01:25:03.280 breakdown but that's somebody you know coming from somebody who has been raised in america

01:25:08.240 somebody who's you know i mean i've never lived around the world i mean i have limited knowledge

01:25:13.540 cal one of our producers who's uh part of the morning blaze has lived in other parts of the world

01:25:19.700 lived in dubai for a while and worked on the radio there was born in egypt immigrated legally to

01:25:24.500 america and is an american citizen are you sure about the legal part i'm going to go ahead and give

01:25:27.200 the benefit of the doubt okay never seen his papers i've never seen his papers checkbook will

01:25:31.240 attest to the legality of it 20 grand for each of us cal uh and cal by the way happens to be muslim

01:25:38.420 and i bring that up because this is um germane to the conversation when you hear people talking about

01:25:46.240 terrorism in places like manchester you're going to have a different perspective especially when they

01:25:50.700 say it's islamic terrorism

01:25:52.200 yes

01:25:55.020 100 thanks for sharing that thank you

01:25:58.380 i was waiting for a question you just

01:26:01.300 you have a different opinion on it what's your opinion my opinion on manchester

01:26:05.360 on terrorism welcome to the show cal

01:26:08.860 he's not listening

01:26:10.280 i am listening but there was no question there was a question

01:26:14.920 this is this is your springboard to give your opinion on manchester and ariana grande and secretary

01:26:20.900 mattis whether what do you cal what does one need to battle terrorism no i thought you meant like on a

01:26:28.980 social level but obviously ariana grande is not i mean i don't know if you saw the she broke her the 1.00

01:26:34.480 peace deal between uh palestine and israel

01:26:36.440 little known fact i didn't know that wow she's 1.00

01:26:40.100 5 000 years right yeah what 22 year old girl is gonna do a better job than the current general no i don't think so

01:26:47.960 they're like i i really like her music perhaps we've been wrong

01:26:51.140 no uh obviously yes you you want peace in the world and you want to approach these things with peace but

01:26:56.920 when it comes to i think radicals of any nature i don't think there's no talking people down because

01:27:03.100 the mindset is completely different i mean these people are going into it as

01:27:07.720 this is the work of god this is i'm i'm going it doesn't matter that i'm killing 0.52

01:27:11.840 whoever innocents they're all non-believers anyway 0.99

01:27:14.780 it doesn't there's no there's no innocence there to them you know and i'm doing the work of god here

01:27:19.620 i am martyring myself which is a much grander and bigger role to them so it's a it's a completely

01:27:24.560 brainwashed state of mind and audiology you can't i don't think you can approach that with love you

01:27:29.120 can't love terrorists away from terrorism right i mean okay so there are

01:27:33.080 reformed terrorism don't get me wrong there are terrorists who have stepped away and and come

01:27:37.440 out of it and and will speak out against it but uh i don't think you can approach this type of

01:27:42.300 mentality on a general level with love so there are some people who are just flawed and some of them

01:27:47.100 are crazy and some of them i wouldn't say flawed no i just think their belief system is completely

01:27:50.700 different you know it's it's not a flaw it's just their core what they believe in

01:27:55.340 is in their their eyes they're doing the work of god you know so it it's not a flaw it's just

01:28:01.440 their beliefs are aligned incorrectly that's what i mean that's what i meant by flaw they're wrong

01:28:05.800 they're wrong about it i mean they they see this and think somehow that's right the right way forward

01:28:10.660 um but i mean there's also an argument for hey these are people that are raised in extreme

01:28:16.220 poverty and have little education i mean there's a there's again it doesn't uh it doesn't make it

01:28:22.840 right but yes when when you live your entire life or from the moment you've been born not knowing when

01:28:28.820 where you're gonna next meal is gonna come and you want to feed your your family and you're young

01:28:32.880 and uneducated and you don't know the right from wrong and again coming from the culture like faith

01:28:38.240 is faith is number one like your faith you're brought up into it from the day you're born it's it's

01:28:43.640 important it's it's a it's a it's the first thing you think about in your life you know every decision

01:28:48.760 you make so they're looking at it as as a um uh trying to prove their faith prove their love for god

01:28:55.000 so when you approach the wrong mentality from that angle when you tell someone who doesn't know

01:29:00.120 the difference that this is what god wants you to do that's that's where they're going to go with it

01:29:04.640 they don't know anything else so so what's the solution on the grand scale obviously there's

01:29:08.940 some people you got to stand up to that only understand force but those are the extremist

01:29:12.920 terrorists or the dictators around the world that are oppressing people right yeah okay i think the

01:29:18.140 approach is education to be honest i think the approach is bringing um the the youth and uh the the

01:29:24.460 poverty levels up try to get them you know try to educate them first of first and foremost to know

01:29:30.860 the true meaning of the religion because i mean i i'm i'm 30 years old i was born a muslim i was born

01:29:36.340 in a middle eastern country and like just like all these other people faith is a huge part of my life

01:29:41.020 i don't want to go kill everybody i don't want to go kill non-believers i don't have everybody 0.99

01:29:44.760 you guys that doesn't want to kill everybody i don't want to go you know i have nothing against uh 0.88

01:29:48.680 homosexuals or or all all the things that they believe against that they feel need to be

01:29:54.100 eradicated is the exact opposite of what i was born and brought up and i was brought up the exact

01:29:58.280 same religion you know so it's about being taught the correct way and what the true meaning of it is

01:30:03.500 and education and but that's also long term to education you're right long term because what

01:30:08.120 you're doing is you're you by educating people you're empowering them to say i'm not going to be

01:30:12.660 oppressed by this dirtbag dictator you know land grabbing and torturing people in whatever country

01:30:18.580 short term though you're going to have to take some of those people out or at least stand up to

01:30:22.260 terrorists right i mean there's got to be absolutely no i mean uh i talked to my family in egypt and uh

01:30:28.580 there's no joke over there it's like any suspects of terrorism i mean if they if there's like a

01:30:33.040 building with a with terrorists within it they just bomb the building there's no court there's no trial

01:30:38.420 there's no you just take them out you know any cells are taken out wow that's uh at least they're

01:30:44.460 taking it seriously i guess you know and remember most of the time there was another bombing

01:30:47.540 last night is that right there where i mean just in the last couple nights it's been hundreds of

01:30:53.480 people and it's ramadan still right or is that over yeah yeah no it's still ramadan yeah um but

01:30:59.660 that's um that just continues and most of the people that are are tortured murdered injured whatever

01:31:06.580 by the extremist muslims are other muslims not the extremist muslims but other muslims and that's

01:31:12.820 something you got to remember these are still fellow human beings and yeah they need to at some

01:31:18.500 point be able to stand up for themselves but you know you got to be able to figure that out all

01:31:24.400 right doc thompson glenn beck program can people listen right now go wow glenn's gone and suddenly

01:31:29.480 they got the muslim in glenn beck the blaze radio network this is the glenn beck program

01:31:38.240 doc thompson in for glenn today there's a story at theblaze.com that's pretty interesting

01:31:42.480 in that uh it actually proves that some of the things that you've claimed that others have said

01:31:49.800 oh that's just crazy what are you saying that for may actually be true i can't believe it it always

01:31:55.080 seem kind of silly to me but when we've discussed the the issue of gender and changing your gender

01:32:00.680 and gender bathrooms and the fact that there's 180 whatever genders and all of this nonsense 0.92

01:32:05.560 or maybe two yeah some people say when well you're transitioning and you could claim to be this gender

01:32:10.380 and then you could claim to go back and all of this where boys would be able to use that as an excuse to

01:32:14.560 go into girls restrooms whatever always seem kind of silly that they would use this and flip-flop back 0.99

01:32:19.360 story of the blaze says yeah somebody is already flip-flopping back and forth on gender yeah

01:32:25.820 administrators at a new york high school forcing one student to pick a gender identity and stick with

01:32:31.160 it after she's changed it twice this and it gets better a sophomore student at valley stream south

01:32:37.120 high school in long island uh she was born a female she told administrators she wanted to identify as a

01:32:42.660 male gotcha but the administrators encouraged her to wait until the start of the new semester

01:32:47.760 given it was so close to the end of the year they complied though with the students request to

01:32:52.620 begin referring to her with male pronouns okay so she says getting towards the end of the year she's

01:32:56.980 like wait until i'm a girl but i identify as a boy and they're like because when she does that that

01:33:03.440 means there's certain things the school has to do they have to accommodate her new gender and it's 1.00

01:33:08.500 not just identifying as a boy it's now your tech well you're still a girl you have girl parts but

01:33:14.320 you're identifying as a boy which means you can't go into so they have to plan for the restrooms and

01:33:18.240 changing facilities okay they said we'll do that at the end of the year she said no i want to do it

01:33:22.960 right now we'll do it now though okay got it did it so then she chose to remain anonymous obviously

01:33:26.980 she told the uh the post the newspaper there that the teachers and her fellow classmates made the change

01:33:31.640 she felt comfortable in her new identity that is until this year when she decided to revert

01:33:36.000 to her biological sex which is female and be because she said that there was a family member

01:33:43.000 who was about to enter the school that wasn't aware that she was identifying as a male no sorry

01:33:50.140 well see that technically she is gender fluid because remember we've talked about this there's a cop in 1.00

01:33:56.580 the uk the first cop that is identifying as a as gender fluid which means right uh can be feels

01:34:03.920 female one day identifies as male the next so it goes back and forth this is a lawsuit waiting to

01:34:08.140 happen see when i first saw this headline i thought she was just like no i'm a girl now again no i'm a

01:34:13.940 boy now she's doing it because she doesn't want outed my parents and friends knew but some of my other 1.00

01:34:19.340 relatives mainly my grandparents didn't know well here's the thing right here i and i know the whole

01:34:24.720 gay pride thing isn't it supposed to be where like i'm proud of what i am and identify now you have

01:34:29.800 to hide yourself to others well especially gender that seems yeah okay well when they said there's

01:34:35.160 an adult entering the school what does that mean you're going to be a teacher or it means you're

01:34:38.600 going to be showing up more i don't get what she meant by that he meant the guidance counselor complied

01:34:44.020 with the flip-flopping she but there's a condition that the student had to sign a contract barring her

01:34:49.660 from changing her identity again as long as she was a student at valley street no south high school

01:34:54.940 no sorry school can't do it cannot do that now i'm not saying i agree with all the flip what i'm

01:35:00.880 saying is if you can have her sign a form now but you couldn't have her him sign a form the first time

01:35:07.720 right yep that's not consistent this is not going to fly this is no that's in fact that's a lawsuit if

01:35:14.380 you live in that community you better get them in line because you're going to end up paying a whole

01:35:17.520 bunch of your tax dollars to the eventual lawsuit that they're going to have to settle by this

01:35:21.500 i mean i don't agree with all the craziness around it but if you could just simply have

01:35:25.480 somebody sign a contract you do that already yeah and i thought we just sent kids to school to learn

01:35:30.360 not to sign contracts about gender your gender doesn't matter go there and learn yeah done i mean

01:35:37.240 i guess guys are so old i know it's so yesterday i get that people want to feel comfortable going into

01:35:43.060 certain bathrooms whatever it's really simple here's your solution it's going to cost a little

01:35:47.540 more up front but once we get beyond it it's pretty much done one bathroom one person out done

01:35:54.420 zip end of it and then you can wear whatever the heck you want you can go by your name don't you

01:36:01.180 don't have to have a pronoun everybody just gets called whatever your name is bob if your name's bob

01:36:06.340 your name's bob give it to bob give it to him no give it to bob that's how we'll run everything

01:36:10.660 and then we don't have to worry about this stuff cost more up front to change all the bathrooms in 1.00

01:36:15.300 those facilities and it's a little bit more than moving forward if you have to build new buildings

01:36:20.240 with additional bathrooms that's how you handle the bathroom in public places and out a lot of

01:36:25.100 private businesses have those anyways that's what i do if i started a brick and mortar store tomorrow

01:36:28.960 absolutely one bathroom one person there's a sink and a toilet in each one and and that's it that way

01:36:35.700 you don't have to worry about it and i think that actually benefits people too because sometimes

01:36:39.920 you have you know two or three guys standing out waiting to go in meanwhile the girls bathrooms open 1.00

01:36:44.600 or vice versa that's going to increase lines at the bathroom you think it will oh yeah i mean well

01:36:50.340 if you have one person one bathroom i mean obviously you can't have four people in there so

01:36:54.140 well no but you you'd have additional bathrooms you don't have just one star if you have three stalls in

01:36:59.420 a bathroom right now you have three individual bathrooms is what you do that hence that's the

01:37:04.300 additional cost you can look over the top of stalls though that's not comfortable couldn't you also

01:37:08.000 no not well they wouldn't be stalls they'd be full walls if you go in and i think a lot of starbucks

01:37:12.360 have them and sometimes they'll have three so instead of just a uh a men's and a women's with

01:37:18.380 a sink and a toilet in each one they'll have three like that and they're all open i don't know if

01:37:23.420 stardom i've seen some that have them like that and that actually helps out so you could calculate

01:37:27.900 and those are based on calculations the number of stalls and brad does quite a bit of um

01:37:33.320 um construction stall building you're gonna say bathroom work bathroom work quite a bit of bathroom

01:37:39.020 work you've given up your bathroom work haven't you weren't supposed to say that on the air doc

01:37:43.600 thank you oh it's calculated you go there's so many people expected to use them you still use the

01:37:49.640 same formula but you'll need a little more space to make individual facilities that's the way it goes

01:37:54.160 well yeah and and that comes with an additional but that's the way to handle this why does this have

01:37:59.360 to be a part of it the reason it has to be a part of the narrative for these people is not because

01:38:04.320 they feel awkward because you're calling them something i don't think in most schools people

01:38:10.500 are bullying based on this stuff in fact the whole narrative has been let's not bully and make sure

01:38:14.940 people feel comfortable it's not that they are trying for validation the same gays gay marriage it's

01:38:23.600 not about being able to live with somebody and be married to them it's not about that for them

01:38:28.840 you can do just about anything and probably well everything a married couple can do or could do 0.58

01:38:35.560 before gay marriage you could live with them you could have sex with them you could actually give 1.00

01:38:41.200 them power of attorney and put them on a lot of legal forms right many businesses even allowed you to

01:38:46.180 put them on your insurance if you claim they were your significant other civil union type thing

01:38:50.760 the only difference is you didn't get to say married right which brings a certain level of

01:38:57.000 validation that's what's going with i identify as this person and if you're transgender it's got

01:39:03.480 to be horrible for you i don't hate you i don't um you know think you should be denied if you want to

01:39:09.860 be you go be you fine but just like gay and so many things we talk about can you stop requiring so 0.99

01:39:16.580 much effort on my part because i got my stuff to worry about too just the fact that i'm straight

01:39:21.980 doesn't mean my life is perfect you're wandering around with this big problem that you've struggled

01:39:26.800 with you're transgender you're gay whatever it is i get it but that doesn't mean in my life i don't

01:39:33.520 have that so i have no problems i have just as many serious problems as you do you think that your

01:39:41.400 only big issue in life is this thing you've carried around because it's so troubling to you the rest of

01:39:46.800 us have issues too go and live your life do what you want to do and allow me to live without having

01:39:52.880 to learn whatever the hell your pronouns you want to identify and everything else and stop getting 0.51

01:39:57.560 offended if i didn't learn them by the way there is the non-binary gender i still don't understand

01:40:03.540 this the androgynous the intergender agender multiple gender identities such as bigender or

01:40:10.840 pangender gender fluid demigender uh amalgagender that's what i am amalgagender we all knew that

01:40:19.780 about you okay coming from puerto rico what is amalgagender do you have a definition they are

01:40:24.500 intersex and identify as intersex known as amalgagender okay what is intersex then that's

01:40:29.320 amalgagender you know you'd be great writing for joe piscopo's website right yes that's right

01:40:35.920 right and if you have a culturally specific gender identity which exists only within their

01:40:41.020 or their ancestors culture oh okay so now you're tying culture into it as well so i grew up in a

01:40:46.460 certain area or something so those of you that grew up in walla walla washington you may know men that

01:40:52.180 also walla gender walla gender you may know men who um dress like women but are perfectly straight

01:40:57.780 they're not transgender they just like to wear dresses be a cross dress no no because it's unique 1.00

01:41:03.000 to walla walla because they whatever i don't know i'm just cross a walla gender

01:41:07.600 maybe possibly you could be working for these people that are creating the names for these

01:41:14.260 i'm just trying to understand it you know what it is i think i figured it out it is you're all

01:41:18.780 privileged because you guys haven't suffered like we have suffered what am i again uh amalgagender

01:41:24.260 we haven't suffered like you like i've asked trust me we've suffered like you

01:41:29.700 because of you we've suffered around you that's what i mean by that the state of illinois is now

01:41:35.100 mandating that foster parents in the state if you want to be a foster parent you must be lgbtq

01:41:42.320 affirming meaning that you have to agree with them if you want to be a foster parent you have to

01:41:49.080 support them you cannot have different opinions on lgbtq well there goes probably half of the people

01:41:54.700 that adopt roughly i would think roughly i mean it may be a little more a little less it could be

01:41:59.360 more it could be 80 percent you know more conservative they say towards at risk youth

01:42:04.420 what is at risk i thought ask at risk meant you were poor your violent tendencies you do a lot of

01:42:10.380 drugs you're sexual sexually promiscuous whatever does at risk in this case mean those kids that may

01:42:16.940 identify as lgbtq i think either that or the kids i've been kicked out of their homes for being gay

01:42:24.260 because if they mean you might be right but if they mean it is at risk is it well you must be

01:42:28.900 affirming you must outwardly express that you support the idea and rights and whatever that comes with

01:42:34.520 lgbtq for kids that identify um you're calling them at risk that seems like a failure of of uh terminology

01:42:45.160 for people that are very sensitive about stuff but they say if you if um you're a foster parent and

01:42:50.600 there are at risk youth you will no longer be able to um express your conservative perspective on

01:42:58.060 anything related to the lgbtq community they those kids are not allowed to be exposed to your

01:43:05.160 hatred ideas but probably hatred hatred thinking we'll get more on that coming up next after a quick

01:43:10.120 break on the glenbeck program glenbeck program triple eight seven two seven back mercury

01:43:20.600 this is the glenbeck program so the state of illinois now mandates that foster parents be lgbtq

01:43:28.280 affirming not tolerant affirming not accepting affirming and there's a difference supportive

01:43:35.880 encouraging affirming they must they must say i actively support and agree with all of the ideas

01:43:43.080 that surround whatever you claim lgbtq what does that look like does that look like i'm there with the

01:43:49.320 pride parade you know with my rainbow flag or the support out there or i'm picking up you know

01:43:53.680 gay kids out the streets what does that look and is the government making me sign a piece of paper

01:43:57.900 and what happens if i'm not affirming am i gonna go to jail because i one day forgot to affirm so you

01:44:03.100 would not be able to say i am a um a compassionate loving christian no who disagrees with some of this

01:44:10.440 stuff right and i will take you in and support you not try to keep you down not try to hurt you

01:44:16.560 not yell at you or convert you right i cannot do that because that's not confer affirming to what

01:44:23.760 they believe this was a part of the enhanced department procedures that were signed into effect

01:44:28.380 by their uh director on may 6th and they he went into great detail on what this means he said um

01:44:36.380 that it's the responsibility of them to oversee the placement of some of the state's most

01:44:41.760 vulnerable children as part of this he has the new mandates he said the well-being of lesbian gay

01:44:48.520 bisexual transgender queer slash questioning children and youth in the department's care the agency will 0.99

01:44:54.160 not tolerate exposing lgbtq children and youth to staff slash providers who are not supportive of

01:45:03.380 children and youth's right to self-determination of sexual gender identity here's the thing with 0.89

01:45:09.440 that i might not support the way of living but as a christian i'm taught to love no matter what no

01:45:15.560 i'm taught to no doesn't matter what you mean that doesn't but that's what my beliefs is of

01:45:20.940 loving no matter what you are you have to support you have to support that you have to support that

01:45:25.280 way of thinking now for for people out there especially people that may be lgbt community

01:45:30.380 um certainly slash curious slash curious slash train slash uh amalgamated what was yours yeah

01:45:38.500 what was my name amalgagender amalgagender thank you that are getting progressive and for you this is

01:45:43.300 about caring there's a lot of people let's go you don't understand these children need help and caring

01:45:47.300 whatever i give you that but as i told you christians can still be and conservatives can still be very

01:45:52.960 caring about this without injuring the children and i would argue that if you support this nonsense

01:45:59.520 from the state of illinois no nonsense you're actually hurting them because you're denying

01:46:05.640 how many people to be foster care parents that is actually going to help these children you're

01:46:11.880 actually taking care away you're hurting them even more because you're limiting the number of foster

01:46:18.620 parents well not just that you don't know what that foster parent sorry if it's throughout the g word

01:46:23.920 what god has planned with a foster parent that that seed that he puts on that person's heart

01:46:29.760 going to do for the future right but you see what i point though if you're arguing caring you're not

01:46:34.380 actually caring for the children what we're talking about actually does care i can't believe you guys are

01:46:39.640 spewing this hate speech all right you know let's just wrap it up it's a friday if you would please

01:46:43.300 follow at doc thompson show at real chris cruz at cal 79 at the blaze brad see you monday morning on

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01:46:54.840 great weekend

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The Glenn Beck Program - June 02, 2017

6⧸2⧸17 - Extinction of the American Entrepreneur

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