The Glenn Beck Program - 6⧸23⧸17 - Johnny Depp is John Wilkes Booth？ (Bill O'Reilly and Adam Carolla Join Glenn)

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00:00:08.060 Hello America, welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

00:00:11.580 Johnny Depp and the language of the left.

00:00:15.980 We need to start there, right now.

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00:00:47.300 The guys are trying to stop me from giving you a sports analogy.

00:00:51.180 I don't know why.

00:00:52.240 Why?

00:00:53.280 Why, why, why?

00:00:54.500 Well, we've had many complaints from listeners.

00:00:56.400 Apparently you did a six minute sports analogy last night.

00:01:00.580 Oh, I don't know if it was a full six minutes and I thought it was beautiful.

00:01:04.600 Well, I did it, look, look, look, here's the thing.

00:01:07.760 If you want to understand the world today, I just have to go back to the San Francisco 49ers.

00:01:13.540 And, you know, last night I was just saying, look, we look at the San Francisco 49ers, 1972.

00:01:19.900 And, you know, I just came up with a quick football analogy that the 49ers are playing the Washington Huskies.

00:01:25.400 And, uh, they're going, yeah.

00:01:29.300 In 1972?

00:01:30.920 It might have been 73.

00:01:32.320 Anyway, um, it's not going to be positive.

00:01:35.160 So, no, it's really good.

00:01:37.060 You gotta hear it, you gotta hear it.

00:01:38.320 Cause if you want to understand why Johnny Depp said what he said, um, yesterday or earlier this week,

00:01:46.840 he's at some film festival overseas.

00:01:48.740 When did we, when did we just drop the idea that you can say whatever you want overseas?

00:01:55.300 Didn't we also, we used to have this thing of, hey, you can trash our country here, but don't crash our, trash our country overseas.

00:02:04.680 Yeah.

00:02:04.900 Say it here.

00:02:05.960 We keep our dirty laundry here.

00:02:07.720 That seemed to end with Barack Obama.

00:02:09.420 Yeah.

00:02:09.640 And then, and then the other thing, uh, that we've kind of changed on is, ah, we can call

00:02:16.600 for the president's assassination.

00:02:18.960 Listen to Johnny Depp.

00:02:20.620 Can you bring Trump here?

00:02:22.780 What he said, what he just said, let's play this in chunks so you clearly understand.

00:02:27.220 He's, he's over in London.

00:02:28.620 He's about to introduce his, uh, 2004 movie, The Libertine.

00:02:32.100 And, and he says, uh, can't we bring Donald Trump here?

00:02:35.620 And they kind of, they kind of, uh, cheer and boo at the same time.

00:02:40.360 No, no, no, no.

00:02:43.700 You've misunderstood completely.

00:02:45.040 No, no, no.

00:02:45.740 He's saying, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

00:02:47.300 I think you misunderstand.

00:02:48.460 I think you misunderstand.

00:02:49.780 Rehabilitation.

00:02:50.380 I think he needs help.

00:02:52.400 I think he needs help.

00:02:54.240 They start to laugh.

00:02:55.060 It's going to be in the press.

00:02:55.760 It'll be horrible.

00:02:56.800 I miss that.

00:02:57.480 It's going to be in the press.

00:02:58.480 It's going to be horrible.

00:02:59.520 Okay.

00:02:59.800 I'd like, I'd like to, you're all a part of it.

00:03:03.200 When was the last time an actor assassinated the president?

00:03:08.660 When was the last time an actor assassinated the president?

00:03:15.380 Wow.

00:03:16.360 That's, all right.

00:03:17.480 There's more.

00:03:17.840 I want to clarify.

00:03:29.540 I'm not an actor.

00:03:30.800 And I want to just make sure.

00:03:32.420 I lie for a living.

00:03:33.180 I'm not a, I'm not an actor.

00:03:35.140 I want to make sure you understand.

00:03:36.320 I'm not an actor.

00:03:37.240 I lie for a living.

00:03:38.880 That's where all the tapes cut off.

00:03:40.620 Yeah.

00:03:41.060 His next line is pretty chilling too, because he says, however, it's been a while and maybe

00:03:46.000 it is time.

00:03:47.740 So he is actively calling for the assassination of the president of the United States.

00:03:54.260 And actually kind of implying that he's going to do it because he's an actor.

00:03:57.440 I, I, I have to tell you, the left is so far over the line and this will not hurt his career.

00:04:07.120 I questioned the president's, um, motives on what he was doing based on his own words

00:04:14.980 in his book where he said, that's just the way white people will do you.

00:04:19.640 It's part of the white culture.

00:04:21.600 And then when I said, uh, something about, he, he doesn't like the white culture, they

00:04:29.040 all said, explain that.

00:04:30.880 What do you mean by white culture?

00:04:32.340 Oh, I don't know.

00:04:33.100 Read the president's book.

00:04:34.300 Ask him what he meant about the white culture.

00:04:37.740 Um, and when I said, I don't know, I think the president has a, uh, a, uh, a race problem.

00:04:44.120 He has a real deep seated hatred for the white culture.

00:04:48.960 That damn near destroyed my entire career.

00:04:55.140 And I was basing that on his words, on his actions and his book.

00:05:02.400 Yeah.

00:05:02.540 This was shortly after the, she's a typical describing his grandmother as a typical white

00:05:07.360 person who has certain biases bred into her.

00:05:12.780 Okay.

00:05:13.420 So I said those, I survived that.

00:05:16.600 It's amazing mysteries of, uh, of this, of this era.

00:05:21.560 So I, so I say that on television.

00:05:24.140 Now I, I know how it's taken.

00:05:27.180 I know how it's heard.

00:05:28.420 I walk it back.

00:05:29.860 I apologize.

00:05:31.060 I explain, listen to the, read the president's book, but I understand I shouldn't have said

00:05:38.920 it.

00:05:39.440 I shouldn't have said it that way.

00:05:41.220 There was a much more artful way instead of saying like that, cause I was just thinking

00:05:45.080 out loud, which is really bad.

00:05:48.520 No, let me just say it.

00:05:49.760 It's a really bad habit to have, or have that be your natural trait when you do what I do

00:05:57.640 for a living really bad.

00:06:00.560 Um, and I should have said, instead of sitting there on the couch, like I know it all, I should

00:06:05.080 have said, you know, I've been reading the president's book and he talks about, uh, his

00:06:10.840 grandmother being a typical white person with things, behaviors and, and fears bred into

00:06:17.260 her.

00:06:17.840 You look at some of the policies that he's doing.

00:06:20.920 You, you look at some of the things that he said about the country, like A, B, and C,

00:06:25.040 then you again, go back and match his words where he says, that's just the way white people

00:06:32.480 will do you.

00:06:33.860 The problem, the, the president has some, um, antipathy towards America or perhaps according

00:06:45.140 to his words, white people.

00:06:47.960 But I haven't figured that out cause I don't want to believe that.

00:06:50.900 Now that's the way I should have said it.

00:06:52.900 It still would have been a firestorm, but that is the way that's what I was feeling inside.

00:07:00.040 I'm trying to figure this out and I just blurted out.

00:07:02.800 This guy is now calling for the president's assassination to cheers, to cheers.

00:07:14.960 And it will not affect his career at all.

00:07:18.880 I will tell you that I was going to go take my son who wants to see, um, pirates of the

00:07:26.140 Caribbean really bad, but I will not spend a dime on any movie with Johnny Depp saying

00:07:36.940 those things about any president.

00:07:39.380 I wouldn't have given a dime to somebody if somebody would have called for President Obama's

00:07:44.560 assassination.

00:07:45.520 You do not call for assassinations.

00:07:49.960 And they always tried to make it seem like I was calling for assassinations.

00:07:55.160 They were always trying to take your words and the Tea Party's words and make it look like

00:07:59.600 you were calling for attempts at violence.

00:08:02.900 It's that these people are actually calling for violence.

00:08:07.600 Now, I want to take a quick break and then I'm going to come back and tell you last night.

00:08:13.220 I'm going to start doing these every Wednesday.

00:08:15.480 Just call in shows, an hour of taking your phone calls on the Blaze TV.

00:08:21.320 And I need to listen to you and I need to hear from you.

00:08:26.840 Uh, and I have specific questions and next week I'm going to do a show.

00:08:31.040 I think it's on Wednesday, just on radio of just taking phone calls and I have specific

00:08:36.240 questions and I'm going to, I'm going to post them at glenbeck.com a couple of days before.

00:08:41.320 We're going to talk about them a couple of days before.

00:08:43.500 And then I want to hear your answers on Wednesday.

00:08:46.920 And I'm going to continue to do this because a, we have to start listening to you and you'll

00:08:51.640 understand why I said that.

00:08:53.180 Um, if you watched last night's, uh, show on the Blaze TV, if you're a member of the

00:08:57.680 Blaze TV, but I am going someplace very, very specific and I think you're going to be very

00:09:04.080 excited about it.

00:09:05.220 Um, and not everybody's going to, uh, believe in it or want to go there, but I do believe,

00:09:10.680 um, after the people that I have talked to, the people that I've worked with, I've worked

00:09:15.220 with this now for, uh, about, uh, about two months solid, um, and, uh, have been, you know,

00:09:24.800 really a hot on its trail for almost five months now.

00:09:29.120 And, um, we're still a couple of months away from having it fully baked, but there needs to,

00:09:38.360 this is a pivot point and we are going to either pivot and say what Malcolm X said was

00:09:46.800 true.

00:09:47.180 And that is the time for words is over and it's time to swing back.

00:09:53.660 And Malcolm X had a much more righteous reason for punching back than quite honestly, we do

00:10:00.780 now only because of decades of abuse.

00:10:06.640 You want to talk about a long train of usurptations, Malcolm X could make that case.

00:10:13.520 We can say that there's been a long line of problems, but not like, not like he could.

00:10:21.220 Martin Luther King said, no, no, no, no, no.

00:10:25.020 Stop trying to win.

00:10:27.200 Once you stop trying to win and you look for reconciliation, you'll be able to change things.

00:10:35.820 Now, here's where the sports analogy comes in and I'm going to share two things with you.

00:10:39.480 Oh no.

00:10:40.720 Yes, I'm going to Washington.

00:10:42.720 I'm telling you Washington Huskies and the San Francisco 49ers.

00:10:47.600 So, uh, and by the way, I grew up in Seattle.

00:10:52.280 I know that the Huskies don't play the 49ers.

00:10:55.880 Okay.

00:10:56.360 They're in different cities.

00:10:57.900 So, um, so, uh, this is where this comes in.

00:11:03.720 I want to talk to you about the winning strategy of the 49ers from the seventies and why that

00:11:14.300 applies to today and then show you the beginnings of the way out.

00:11:19.600 But why we have to have these conversations over and over and over again, because it's a very complex road on getting out.

00:11:28.540 But if we work together and even if it's only a million people out of the 50 million that listen to us and watch us and read us every month, if we're consistent, us and you, we will change the course of the country.

00:11:46.340 But it's going to be hard, really hard, but it's not just, Hey, let's go give some people a sweater.

00:11:54.420 Although that does play a role, but it's our language more than anything else.

00:12:00.920 And we'll, uh, talk about that coming up in just a second.

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00:12:22.460 And it was a really emotional move.

00:12:25.960 Stephanie is a listener, by the way.

00:12:27.860 Hi, Stephanie.

00:12:28.580 Thank you so much for listening to us.

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00:12:43.620 And her agent is Ashley and, uh, Ashley is listening and they, um, Stephanie found somebody who is a lot like her.

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00:13:57.380 You're listening to the Glenn Beck Program.

00:14:09.560 All right.

00:14:10.400 Now, for those of you at home, I would like you to envision a football field.

00:14:16.440 And I would like you to envision that everybody's at the 50-yard line.

00:14:20.860 The line of scrimmage is at the 50-yard line.

00:14:24.480 And, uh, the Huskies have the ball.

00:14:27.920 And they are now advancing towards the 49ers, uh, uh, end zone.

00:14:35.620 Okay.

00:14:36.000 So, um, uh, in 1973, was it, was it, uh, Bill Walsh?

00:14:44.440 That was the, the...

00:14:46.420 Not that long ago, no.

00:14:47.280 No.

00:14:48.420 No.

00:14:48.700 Walsh came around in 79, I believe.

00:14:51.320 The 80s.

00:14:52.600 79, 80.

00:14:53.440 That's what I do in all of this.

00:14:54.060 No, I don't think so, but anyway.

00:14:56.540 Anyway, whatever.

00:14:57.480 This is pre-49ers being good, if you're talking 1973.

00:15:00.920 They weren't good yet.

00:15:01.760 79 hired.

00:15:02.780 This is what got them to be good.

00:15:05.200 This is what got them to be good.

00:15:06.540 Okay.

00:15:06.820 You came along in 79.

00:15:07.860 Okay.

00:15:08.200 So, maybe it's 1979.

00:15:09.720 I don't know.

00:15:10.700 I'm not a football expert.

00:15:12.340 Really?

00:15:12.800 All I'm trying to do is get to this...

00:15:14.060 Wait a minute.

00:15:14.720 What?

00:15:15.460 You're not a football expert?

00:15:16.640 Shut up.

00:15:17.240 All I'm trying to do is get to this one point.

00:15:20.080 Take it out of football and take it into what's happening at our line of scrimmage every single day.

00:15:28.420 What is happening with the left media and the right media?

00:15:32.880 What's happening with the conversations in America?

00:15:37.220 We take the ball and we run head in thinking we're going to beat the other side and plow through the other side and then run for a touchdown.

00:15:50.960 And what happens?

00:15:54.000 We're just getting people on the line of defense bigger and bigger and bigger.

00:16:00.880 The line of defense.

00:16:02.500 Shut up.

00:16:04.180 No, I'm just making sure I understand.

00:16:06.840 We're learning.

00:16:08.040 If you guys would like to help me instead of just critique me, that would be helpful.

00:16:13.920 Well, if you would have told us where this was headed, we could have done that, but we're not sure.

00:16:17.820 You could do this now.

00:16:18.580 We're not sure where your analogy is.

00:16:20.580 As friends, you could just help me now.

00:16:23.400 I am telling you now.

00:16:25.340 Or we could watch you squirm and suffer, which is a great deal of fun.

00:16:28.640 So who has the balls?

00:16:29.080 All I'm looking for is some help.

00:16:31.200 Who has the balls?

00:16:31.920 Okay, your friend.

00:16:32.600 I am the one.

00:16:33.540 You know who you are?

00:16:34.940 You bastards.

00:16:35.840 You are the one.

00:16:37.860 The Titanic is sinking, and you're the one on the entire back of the bed.

00:16:43.300 And I'm holding on.

00:16:44.740 And you're Rose up on the bed going, I'm perfectly safe up here.

00:16:48.720 There's probably some room up here for you, too.

00:16:52.060 But I'm going to let you just slip away into the dark.

00:16:55.420 I see myself on a private jet flying above.

00:16:59.380 Okay, so the fence is just getting bigger and bigger and bigger.

00:17:03.720 And we just keep running the ball the same place, over and over and over.

00:17:09.220 You're saying we're running the ball up the middle over and over again,

00:17:11.400 and they expect it, and they're there to defend it.

00:17:13.700 Right.

00:17:14.020 We're not gaining any yardage.

00:17:15.940 Right.

00:17:16.240 We're not gaining any yard.

00:17:17.360 And what we'll do is maybe we gain two yards, and we feel like,

00:17:19.980 okay, that feels pretty good.

00:17:22.040 And then we lose the ball, and then they're just pushing back on us,

00:17:26.200 and they gain two yards.

00:17:27.340 And nothing is happening except we are shut up.

00:17:30.480 Except we are, don't just, no, don't look that way.

00:17:34.740 I'm trying to understand.

00:17:36.380 You said help me.

00:17:37.600 Okay, so what's happening is we are just, we're just bogged down here

00:17:42.960 and just running into each other.

00:17:44.440 At the line of scrimmage.

00:17:45.360 And trying to hurt each other.

00:17:46.620 Okay, that's it.

00:17:48.340 So I believe it was Bill Walsh.

00:17:50.940 It might have been Joel Walsh who said life is good.

00:17:54.820 No, no.

00:17:55.280 Life's been good.

00:17:56.400 Life's been good.

00:17:57.220 He did say that, yes.

00:17:57.860 Thank you.

00:17:58.360 It's not, but it was Bill.

00:18:00.820 Okay, so, no, I know, but Joe was his brother.

00:18:03.000 Joel Walsh said life's been good.

00:18:04.240 And he was like, life's been good, and right now for the 49ers, life sucks, right?

00:18:09.180 Just keep going, please.

00:18:10.240 So I read this quote from him, and it is, it was laughable to me

00:18:17.420 because I thought, well, isn't that kind of the point?

00:18:21.680 Isn't that the point of football?

00:18:23.620 I mean, how did you miss that?

00:18:24.880 And you know how you're really too close to a problem sometimes?

00:18:29.520 And because we're all in group think, everybody's just doing the same thing?

00:18:34.460 So Bill, not Joel, Bill said something along the lines of,

00:18:41.980 what we need to do is put the ball where the other team isn't.

00:18:50.140 That seems pretty simple.

00:18:52.800 That doesn't seem like a strategy.

00:18:55.600 That seems like the entrance exam.

00:18:59.920 You know, okay, so give me a basic.

00:19:02.260 Well, I think we should put the ball where the other team isn't.

00:19:06.300 Okay, you can come on in now and answer some other questions.

00:19:11.940 That was what changed the San Francisco 49ers.

00:19:16.820 Put the ball where the other team isn't.

00:19:19.680 So there's two things that I've learned from just this really bad football analogy.

00:19:24.920 One, put the ball where the other team isn't.

00:19:28.240 Well, the other team is running this heated, angry, shouting facts and counter facts at each other.

00:19:38.700 And we're not making any progress on that.

00:19:42.560 So let's move a different way.

00:19:45.640 But then, more importantly, let's look at the football field itself and where everybody is.

00:19:57.540 And what does it mean to speak differently?

00:20:01.260 I'll tell you that.

00:20:03.180 A little bit more of the football legend Glenn Beck.

00:20:07.340 Next.

00:20:08.140 We are watching the Glenn Beck Program.

00:20:20.980 The Glenn Beck Program.

00:20:27.480 Okay.

00:20:28.580 So, the question is, when you look at somebody like Johnny Depp, you say, how can we...

00:20:36.640 Glenn, you want to talk to people like Johnny Depp?

00:20:38.240 No, I don't.

00:20:38.900 I don't want to talk to people like Johnny Depp.

00:20:41.080 Because anybody who's calling for the assassination of the president is so far past reason that we're never going to get to them.

00:20:48.500 How are you going to talk to the people who are shouting down and throwing Molotov cocktails?

00:20:53.340 You're not.

00:20:53.880 You're never going to talk to them.

00:20:55.000 Yeah, there's 10% on both sides that...

00:20:56.760 That you're just not going to talk.

00:20:57.740 Unreachable.

00:20:58.300 Yeah, unreachable.

00:20:59.400 That, quite honestly, want revolution or, you know, burn the whole thing down.

00:21:07.820 Well, that's not where I am.

00:21:10.140 And I don't ever want to go there.

00:21:12.240 I'm smart enough to know that revolution never works out for the people who start the revolution.

00:21:18.620 Only the American revolution in world history ended with the same guys who started it.

00:21:23.660 So, it's not good.

00:21:28.140 And if you think that you're in pain now, wait until there is chaos in the streets and the burning down of buildings and we assassinate 30 people on a baseball diamond.

00:21:40.800 It's not going to work out well.

00:21:42.800 So, what happens is we're all clashing and we want to feel good and when we punch the other people in the face, we actually put ourselves into that, if you're looking at a football field, that 10-yard line that all the revolutionaries are in and all the people who are really angry and everything else.

00:22:11.020 There's 10% of those people that are beyond reason with their anger.

00:22:17.920 10% on the right, 10% on the left.

00:22:22.680 Assuming that that number is right, that means that there is 80 yards, there's 80% of the country that doesn't want to feel that way.

00:22:35.640 Now, are we going to convince the 80% that this is where, you know, this is the right way to go?

00:22:49.700 No.

00:22:51.480 But can we find common ground?

00:22:54.800 And I'm not saying to pass policies.

00:22:57.160 I'm saying to lower the temperature.

00:22:59.600 Can we find and convince, let's just say, 50% of the country that saying assassination of the president is not a good thing and we shouldn't feel that and we should stand together?

00:23:16.880 And being these people that say, we're at civil war and there's nothing we can do about it, it's time to punch back, it's time to have violence, it's over if we believe that.

00:23:38.200 So, I believe we should play for the rest of the field.

00:23:44.980 When Walsh said, put the ball where the other team isn't.

00:23:48.680 Well, the other teams on television, because they look for views, ratings, clicks, they'll put the most outrageous headline and they'll put the most salacious story up because that's what the red meat is.

00:24:04.720 That's where the real people are that are just like, I don't want to eat this all day long and I am just so angry.

00:24:11.740 That's maybe 20% of the population.

00:24:14.940 The rest of the population is not feeling that way.

00:24:18.360 But we're being led by the 10% on each side.

00:24:21.800 So, put the ball where the other team isn't.

00:24:25.100 I look at both the 10 yards on the left and the 10 yards on the right with the real radicals.

00:24:34.800 That's the same team, guys.

00:24:37.180 They both want revolution.

00:24:40.200 So, I'm going to put the ball in the 80% that doesn't want any of that.

00:24:46.620 And let's talk to those people and forget the others.

00:24:53.160 So, I want you to know, when people say to you, if you would pick up this philosophy as we try to teach it over the next few months,

00:25:00.660 if people say to you, how are you going to talk to those people who are just out of their mind crazy?

00:25:06.060 I'm not.

00:25:06.700 I'm not talking about them.

00:25:08.040 I'm not going to talk to them.

00:25:09.780 That's an exercise in frustration.

00:25:11.420 As Paul said, say what you have to say, love them, serve them, be a part of the community.

00:25:19.460 If they're not listening, knock the dust off your feet and move on.

00:25:24.920 We can knock the dust off of our feet of those people.

00:25:28.100 You're not going to talk to the Antifa people.

00:25:31.340 But if you are standing next to them and screaming back,

00:25:35.780 the 80% in the middle lump you in with them.

00:25:41.420 Because there's no real good guy there.

00:25:44.880 That's why Martin Luther King won.

00:25:47.160 As people were shouting, turning hoses on them, releasing dogs, what did he do?

00:25:53.720 He was praying for those people.

00:25:56.540 He wasn't trying to shout them down because he was right and they were wrong.

00:26:00.160 That's clear.

00:26:02.680 That was Malcolm X's strategy.

00:26:05.260 Take them on.

00:26:07.340 Martin Luther King said, no, don't take them on.

00:26:10.020 Worry about the rest of the country that will see their behavior and then see our behavior and say,

00:26:17.220 I want to be with those guys.

00:26:20.480 Now, when you want to talk to the 80%,

00:26:24.400 and this is the really hard thing.

00:26:28.380 When you want to talk to the 80%,

00:26:31.160 we are currently talking to people that I guess you could kind of put into the behavioral scientist category.

00:26:43.300 And I've been reading and reading and reading and studying and working with people trying to figure out how do we talk to the 80%.

00:26:52.940 And there are people that will say, Glenn, you can't change your language.

00:27:01.340 You're going to stop talking truth.

00:27:04.480 You don't stop talking truth.

00:27:08.100 No, I know that.

00:27:09.420 I know.

00:27:10.300 And I would never ask anyone to do that.

00:27:13.060 What I'm saying is, not that we have different truths, but that we have different languages, the left and the right.

00:27:24.400 And it is proven.

00:27:27.880 And it goes so deep now that when we go to a grocery store,

00:27:32.780 scientists can look at your grocery store record

00:27:36.280 and pretty much tell who you voted for by what products you buy.

00:27:43.320 We are so different.

00:27:45.420 We are as different as somebody who lives in Mexico City

00:27:51.000 and somebody who lives and grew up, lives, grew up as a Mexican in Mexico City

00:27:58.000 and lives that lifestyle

00:27:59.440 and somebody who, you know, grew up in Chicago

00:28:02.920 and lives that lifestyle

00:28:04.860 and speaks that language.

00:28:07.400 Yes, we're both people.

00:28:09.740 Yes, we both can recognize truth.

00:28:12.160 But we have so many things that we don't share

00:28:16.420 that if I wanted to be a missionary

00:28:19.060 and I wanted to go down and preach the truth,

00:28:23.080 whatever that truth is,

00:28:24.860 God, you know, the American Scripture of the Constitution,

00:28:30.920 whatever it is,

00:28:32.180 I would not say to somebody in Chicago,

00:28:35.140 oh, you want to be a missionary?

00:28:36.800 Okay, well, don't change your language.

00:28:39.540 Well, I'm going down to Mexico.

00:28:42.460 Yeah, don't speak their language.

00:28:45.580 And whatever you do when you're there,

00:28:47.540 don't eat any of those taco enchilada things.

00:28:52.800 You make sure you're eating ribs the whole time.

00:28:55.760 You get some good Chicago deep dish pizza.

00:28:59.460 And if they're not eating that pizza,

00:29:01.420 don't you talk to them.

00:29:03.240 And you just keep your language.

00:29:04.940 Well, don't you think I should speak Spanish?

00:29:06.440 No, God will work it out.

00:29:10.400 Well, God will work some things out.

00:29:12.280 And sometimes he can translate language

00:29:14.980 after you do all that you can do.

00:29:18.200 We have to look at the language of the left and the right

00:29:22.920 as much as the language of Spanish and English.

00:29:29.040 You can find truth,

00:29:31.920 the exact same truth,

00:29:34.920 in both languages.

00:29:37.720 But you will not be able to explain the truth

00:29:43.840 to somebody who speaks a different language

00:29:46.640 unless you try to speak theirs

00:29:50.160 or they try to speak yours.

00:29:53.700 Otherwise, you're just sitting around yelling at each other.

00:29:56.320 No, I said you should eat deep dish pizza.

00:30:03.360 You know, pizza.

00:30:08.240 I don't know.

00:30:09.220 That is exactly how I feel sometimes

00:30:11.060 making arguments about politics.

00:30:12.880 I just want to...

00:30:13.940 Don't you hear what I'm saying?

00:30:17.300 No, they don't.

00:30:18.360 Limited government.

00:30:20.320 They don't.

00:30:20.860 They just don't even hear it.

00:30:22.480 Correct.

00:30:22.860 And all we do is start shouting.

00:30:26.160 And then when we're saying,

00:30:28.360 no, pizza!

00:30:31.760 And they're looking at us

00:30:33.300 and they're screaming something at us

00:30:35.440 that may not even be about food.

00:30:38.500 We get angry and we're like,

00:30:40.180 these people are worthless.

00:30:42.020 They won't even understand pizza.

00:30:46.020 Okay, well, we're not speaking the same language.

00:30:48.240 They don't understand it.

00:30:49.220 Now, let me explain the language.

00:30:50.840 Human life!

00:30:52.860 Right, right.

00:30:53.900 Are you not...

00:30:55.480 Let them live!

00:30:58.160 Babies!

00:31:00.060 Alive!

00:31:01.240 Murder is not a choice!

00:31:04.220 Okay?

00:31:04.960 And that's exactly what we're doing.

00:31:07.160 Yeah.

00:31:07.520 That's exactly what we're doing.

00:31:09.640 And I can show you the difference in language

00:31:12.500 and you will get nowhere

00:31:15.120 unless you do what Paul said

00:31:18.060 and that is,

00:31:19.760 when in Rome,

00:31:21.880 be Roman!

00:31:23.800 When he went to Mars Hill

00:31:26.160 and he was trying to convince people

00:31:29.940 that there's only one God.

00:31:32.300 Well, you're in Greece!

00:31:34.860 The Parthenon!

00:31:36.440 They had all over the hill

00:31:39.980 by the Parthenon.

00:31:41.740 They had all of these temples

00:31:43.740 for all of the gods.

00:31:44.940 I mean, they really did have

00:31:46.200 like the god of the stomach ache.

00:31:48.560 They had all of these different gods

00:31:50.440 and they had one temple

00:31:52.960 that was the temple

00:31:55.320 to the unknown god.

00:31:56.680 So, Paul is walking through

00:31:59.420 and he spends time in Greece

00:32:01.340 and he learns their stories.

00:32:03.560 He learns their poets

00:32:04.720 because he's thinking,

00:32:06.320 how can I tell these people

00:32:07.840 that they're crazy

00:32:09.380 for believing in all these gods?

00:32:11.540 Now, he could have gone in

00:32:12.800 and just spoke Hebrew

00:32:15.180 and in Hebrew said,

00:32:18.560 one God!

00:32:20.600 But they wouldn't have understood him.

00:32:22.020 So, he spoke their language,

00:32:25.860 literally spoke their language,

00:32:27.520 but then he learned their poetry.

00:32:30.640 He learned all of their stories.

00:32:33.700 He learned what every god was for.

00:32:37.560 And then when he got up

00:32:38.940 onto Mars Hill,

00:32:40.160 which was not the priests,

00:32:42.860 Mars Hill was like the television,

00:32:45.180 you know,

00:32:45.860 studio city from Athens, Greece.

00:32:49.000 That's what that was.

00:32:51.420 That was a place

00:32:52.120 where people went

00:32:52.960 for entertainment

00:32:53.820 and discussion.

00:32:55.540 It was where people

00:32:56.340 really went and sat all day

00:32:57.620 and they just wanted to think

00:32:58.920 and they just wanted to hear

00:32:59.820 new ideas.

00:33:01.660 Okay?

00:33:02.560 And these new ideas,

00:33:05.040 sometimes they would think

00:33:06.360 that they were crazy.

00:33:07.680 But you could present any idea

00:33:09.460 and these were the real scholars

00:33:10.980 and the people

00:33:12.420 who just wanted to be entertained.

00:33:14.460 And so, what did he do?

00:33:16.340 Instead of getting up

00:33:17.500 and speaking a foreign language,

00:33:18.640 he spoke their language.

00:33:20.060 Then he spoke to them

00:33:21.320 in their culture.

00:33:23.840 And instead of bashing

00:33:25.280 and saying,

00:33:25.780 you're stupid,

00:33:27.040 there's only one god,

00:33:28.220 he said,

00:33:29.220 you know,

00:33:30.400 you guys,

00:33:31.200 and he means this

00:33:32.280 in a positive,

00:33:33.280 you guys,

00:33:33.740 I think the deal is,

00:33:34.800 you guys are too religious.

00:33:36.980 Meaning,

00:33:37.620 in a good way,

00:33:38.640 you guys are so religious.

00:33:39.960 You have so many gods.

00:33:42.260 You have so many gods.

00:33:43.600 You guys are really,

00:33:45.000 I mean,

00:33:45.440 you're amazing.

00:33:46.720 You're amazing

00:33:47.600 with what you're doing.

00:33:48.740 However,

00:33:49.200 you have one temple.

00:33:51.820 And can I talk to you

00:33:52.760 about that one temple?

00:33:55.920 I'll explain this

00:33:56.860 and how it fits into

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00:33:58.920 here in a second.

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00:36:00.360 to the Glenn Beck Program.

00:36:01.780 The Glenn Beck Program.

00:36:10.520 888-727-BCK.

00:36:12.280 So,

00:36:13.120 so the question is,

00:36:14.820 what did Paul say

00:36:16.960 when,

00:36:17.740 when he met

00:36:19.500 with the Greeks?

00:36:20.780 Did he just,

00:36:22.740 did he change

00:36:23.760 the truth?

00:36:25.020 Did he go

00:36:25.880 to the mushy middle?

00:36:26.840 Remember,

00:36:29.600 at the time,

00:36:30.500 resurrection

00:36:30.980 was laughable.

00:36:33.320 There was no resurrection.

00:36:34.600 The Greeks

00:36:35.020 thought that was insane.

00:36:37.400 And one God?

00:36:38.800 Please.

00:36:40.280 What he did

00:36:41.320 was he spoke

00:36:42.120 their language

00:36:42.700 and he didn't say,

00:36:44.740 you know,

00:36:44.980 you guys got

00:36:45.480 a thousand gods

00:36:46.400 and have you

00:36:47.820 considered only ten?

00:36:49.480 He wasn't compromising.

00:36:52.000 What he did is

00:36:52.840 he said,

00:36:53.280 you have one God

00:36:54.200 because he knew

00:36:54.740 them so well.

00:36:55.340 You have a temple

00:36:56.280 that is dedicated

00:36:57.360 to the unknown God.

00:36:59.420 Let me tell you

00:37:00.240 who that unknown God is

00:37:01.580 because he's the boss

00:37:03.940 of all these other gods

00:37:04.900 because these other gods

00:37:06.080 don't really exist.

00:37:07.340 He has all of the power.

00:37:10.560 That's how you

00:37:11.840 change your language.

00:37:13.440 You don't change

00:37:14.160 the truth.

00:37:15.140 You speak

00:37:16.060 their language.

00:37:17.640 This is

00:37:18.180 the Glenn Beck Program.

00:37:21.440 Mercury.

00:37:25.340 The Blaze Radio Network

00:37:37.800 On Demand

00:37:41.720 Well, it's Friday

00:37:46.580 and there's a lot

00:37:48.300 that has happened

00:37:49.160 this week.

00:37:50.480 A lot of things

00:37:51.620 including Obamacare.

00:37:53.220 What does the new

00:37:55.320 Trumpcare

00:37:56.180 look like?

00:37:57.780 What does it mean?

00:37:59.480 How's it being handled

00:38:01.240 and what's coming next?

00:38:04.240 The guy who really knows

00:38:06.560 is Bill O'Reilly.

00:38:08.780 His voice has been lost

00:38:10.260 for a few weeks.

00:38:12.300 Thank goodness

00:38:12.900 he has a couple of ways

00:38:14.740 for you to connect.

00:38:16.120 We're going to talk to him

00:38:16.960 about his new venture

00:38:18.640 coming up in just a second

00:38:19.900 but also

00:38:21.000 all of the things

00:38:22.420 that have happened

00:38:23.100 this week

00:38:23.960 as we connect

00:38:25.700 with Bill O'Reilly

00:38:27.000 right now.

00:38:28.280 I will make a stand

00:38:31.560 I will raise my voice

00:38:33.880 I will hold your hand

00:38:36.080 Cause we are one

00:38:38.060 I will beat my drum

00:38:40.280 I have made my choice

00:38:42.480 We will overcome

00:38:44.280 Cause we are one

00:38:46.900 The fusion of entertainment

00:38:48.820 and enlightenment

00:38:50.020 This is

00:38:51.560 The Glenn Beck Program

00:38:54.500 Bill O'Reilly

00:38:56.520 from BillOReilly.com

00:38:57.800 where he runs his podcast

00:38:59.100 which he announced

00:39:00.520 and I don't

00:39:01.280 I don't even think you ask

00:39:02.900 quite honestly Bill

00:39:03.780 I mean I charge a lot

00:39:05.120 for my appearances

00:39:05.880 but I understand

00:39:07.820 that I am going to be

00:39:08.560 on BillOReilly.com

00:39:09.780 on his podcast

00:39:10.360 I think on Monday

00:39:11.100 is that right Bill?

00:39:12.200 Monday we have you

00:39:13.120 slotted in for like

00:39:14.200 seven hours

00:39:14.960 That might be a little

00:39:17.140 inconvenient

00:39:17.880 but

00:39:18.380 and boring

00:39:19.640 after a while

00:39:20.480 Back you?

00:39:21.920 Yeah I know

00:39:22.700 I know

00:39:23.040 But thank you for that Bill

00:39:24.620 BillOReilly.com

00:39:25.780 with his podcast

00:39:26.720 you can become a member

00:39:28.580 and get his opinion

00:39:30.720 and Bill let's

00:39:32.180 before we get into

00:39:33.540 the healthcare bill

00:39:36.000 which I think everybody

00:39:36.960 really is anxious

00:39:37.900 to hear your opinion of

00:39:38.980 you're starting

00:39:40.960 your own newscast

00:39:42.460 Yeah I mean

00:39:44.080 we've been doing that

00:39:45.000 for a while

00:39:46.680 the No Spin News

00:39:48.360 that's what the podcast is

00:39:49.960 and explain something to me

00:39:51.440 because you're more

00:39:51.960 technically savvy

00:39:52.820 than I am

00:39:53.380 So they

00:39:54.420 It's called a telephone

00:39:55.680 We do a daily

00:39:56.420 No Spin News

00:39:57.240 which is in a

00:39:57.900 capsulation

00:39:59.060 what happens that day

00:40:00.020 and I bloviate about

00:40:01.280 what I think of it

00:40:02.480 It's like the

00:40:03.240 Talking Points memo

00:40:04.040 but expanded to about

00:40:05.420 half an hour

00:40:05.980 Okay so they

00:40:07.020 put it out

00:40:08.180 in a podcast form

00:40:09.460 and it becomes

00:40:10.460 number one on iTunes

00:40:12.460 the number one podcast

00:40:14.120 on iTunes

00:40:15.540 Yes

00:40:16.100 What does that mean?

00:40:17.880 Oh shut up

00:40:19.020 What this means is

00:40:20.780 Bill O'Reilly is fishing

00:40:21.960 for a compliment

00:40:23.260 No no I really

00:40:24.640 I mean if you were

00:40:25.640 to tell me or ask me

00:40:26.900 O'Reilly right now

00:40:27.980 go to iTunes

00:40:28.720 I would go

00:40:29.460 what?

00:40:30.280 Okay so iTunes

00:40:31.140 I've heard of iTunes

00:40:31.700 iTunes is where

00:40:33.240 if you are

00:40:34.020 if you are doing podcasts

00:40:35.360 and you are not

00:40:36.960 self-contained

00:40:37.680 but you are

00:40:38.240 you're really pushing

00:40:39.300 them out

00:40:39.940 through iTunes

00:40:41.100 which is

00:40:42.860 what most people do

00:40:45.060 it is

00:40:46.600 where all of the

00:40:47.820 podcasts from

00:40:48.540 all over the world

00:40:49.340 kind of hang out

00:40:50.420 and the number one

00:40:51.660 place to go find them

00:40:52.700 so it's like

00:40:53.660 you were having

00:40:54.160 and you go

00:40:55.300 under Podcasts

00:40:56.980 Beck

00:40:57.480 and then your podcast

00:40:59.100 shows up

00:41:00.020 is that how it goes?

00:41:01.400 Yes but we don't

00:41:02.300 do podcasts

00:41:03.940 like that

00:41:04.360 that you're doing

00:41:04.960 yes

00:41:05.320 That was just

00:41:06.660 an example

00:41:07.620 that I didn't

00:41:08.720 want to use

00:41:09.060 my name

00:41:09.560 because it would

00:41:09.960 sound egotistical

00:41:10.880 but I used

00:41:11.820 your name

00:41:12.460 You can't avoid

00:41:13.340 sounding egotistical

00:41:14.580 You cannot avoid

00:41:15.900 We were the number

00:41:16.740 one podcast

00:41:17.440 so that's a good

00:41:18.260 thing

00:41:18.600 Shut up Bill

00:41:19.900 Okay so but

00:41:20.880 so but you were

00:41:22.300 launching a TV show

00:41:23.720 like I've kind of

00:41:24.820 launched a TV show

00:41:25.660 where you're really

00:41:26.620 doing a show

00:41:28.200 it's not

00:41:28.800 it's not you

00:41:29.720 and your underpants

00:41:30.560 behind a microphone

00:41:31.200 No

00:41:31.480 I mean we have

00:41:32.780 we're looking

00:41:34.380 to do

00:41:35.180 about

00:41:36.420 40 minutes

00:41:37.520 we may do it

00:41:39.040 right now

00:41:39.580 we're doing it

00:41:40.260 in a

00:41:41.060 we just put in

00:41:43.460 a video

00:41:43.940 that looks pretty

00:41:45.360 good

00:41:45.620 but we're looking

00:41:46.620 maybe to expand

00:41:47.500 it to a studio

00:41:48.260 we're not sure yet

00:41:49.240 we'll see what

00:41:49.840 happens

00:41:50.300 a lot of interest

00:41:50.940 in it

00:41:51.300 did I mention

00:41:52.200 the iTunes thing

00:41:53.020 there's a lot

00:41:53.740 of interest

00:41:54.300 in it

00:41:54.660 All right so Bill

00:41:56.000 let's get right to

00:41:57.020 let's get right to

00:41:58.240 Obamacare

00:41:59.480 and what happened

00:42:00.740 yesterday

00:42:01.280 Well I mean

00:42:03.000 the Republicans

00:42:04.040 in the Senate

00:42:04.560 come out with this

00:42:05.520 vision of national

00:42:07.580 health care

00:42:08.120 and right away

00:42:08.660 of course every

00:42:09.320 Democrat

00:42:09.760 doesn't like it

00:42:11.540 Two things in play

00:42:13.120 here

00:42:13.340 Number one

00:42:14.080 it's all about

00:42:15.760 giving free health

00:42:17.000 care

00:42:17.400 to Americans

00:42:19.320 who are

00:42:20.760 poor

00:42:22.320 or

00:42:22.960 sick

00:42:24.240 and they

00:42:25.180 can't afford

00:42:25.740 their premiums

00:42:26.600 health care

00:42:26.920 premiums

00:42:27.300 that's what

00:42:27.600 this is all

00:42:28.140 about

00:42:28.440 fundamentally

00:42:29.000 the Democratic

00:42:29.960 Party

00:42:30.320 wants to give

00:42:31.160 free health

00:42:32.060 care

00:42:32.360 to people

00:42:33.340 who don't

00:42:33.700 have a lot

00:42:34.140 of stuff

00:42:34.600 and the

00:42:35.300 Republicans

00:42:35.640 say no

00:42:36.260 you can't

00:42:37.060 do that

00:42:37.420 it's going

00:42:37.680 to bankrupt

00:42:38.060 the nation

00:42:38.720 and it's not

00:42:39.960 fair to the

00:42:40.340 working people

00:42:40.940 who have to

00:42:41.220 support the

00:42:41.780 free health

00:42:42.180 care

00:42:42.360 by their

00:42:42.780 tax money

00:42:43.460 it's not

00:42:44.200 fair to the

00:42:44.760 $20 trillion

00:42:45.580 deficit

00:42:46.320 debt

00:42:46.980 not deficit

00:42:48.000 debt

00:42:48.440 so we

00:42:49.340 will give

00:42:50.040 you tax

00:42:50.440 credits

00:42:50.840 which means

00:42:51.360 that you

00:42:51.640 get refunds

00:42:52.600 if you

00:42:53.160 work

00:42:53.500 the problem

00:42:53.960 is a lot

00:42:54.340 of people

00:42:54.680 don't work

00:42:55.220 and we're

00:42:57.620 not going to

00:42:57.920 give you

00:42:58.180 freebies

00:42:58.600 anymore

00:42:58.900 we're going

00:42:59.100 to cut

00:42:59.380 back

00:42:59.800 on that

00:43:00.600 and through

00:43:01.400 Medicaid

00:43:01.760 so right

00:43:02.360 now

00:43:02.620 Medicaid

00:43:03.300 which is

00:43:03.800 state run

00:43:04.480 has unlimited

00:43:05.420 payments to

00:43:06.280 people

00:43:06.640 to give

00:43:07.420 them free

00:43:07.940 health care

00:43:08.440 public and

00:43:09.240 bills

00:43:09.460 says no

00:43:10.040 there are

00:43:10.600 going to be

00:43:10.860 limits on that

00:43:11.480 and the states

00:43:11.920 are going to

00:43:12.280 decide

00:43:12.660 so every

00:43:13.380 Democrat

00:43:13.720 says oh

00:43:14.240 no no

00:43:14.580 we want

00:43:15.060 the free

00:43:15.420 stuff

00:43:15.780 so we're

00:43:16.360 going to

00:43:16.520 vote against

00:43:17.060 it

00:43:17.280 that's

00:43:17.620 essentially

00:43:18.060 what's

00:43:18.460 in play

00:43:18.800 here

00:43:19.040 all of

00:43:19.980 the other

00:43:20.300 details

00:43:20.900 are so

00:43:21.520 confusing

00:43:22.040 and so

00:43:22.500 crazy

00:43:22.900 your head

00:43:23.340 will blow

00:43:23.760 off

00:43:24.160 so I'm

00:43:25.100 not an

00:43:25.380 expert

00:43:26.080 in medical

00:43:27.020 you know

00:43:27.720 what's good

00:43:28.320 and what's

00:43:28.660 bad

00:43:28.980 but the

00:43:29.560 essential

00:43:29.940 war is

00:43:31.140 over

00:43:31.500 giving

00:43:32.120 Americans

00:43:32.620 free

00:43:33.020 stuff

00:43:33.380 that's

00:43:33.940 the

00:43:34.080 essential

00:43:34.440 war

00:43:35.000 right

00:43:35.820 I got

00:43:36.440 that

00:43:36.920 but

00:43:37.460 maybe

00:43:38.320 you're

00:43:38.480 only

00:43:38.640 sharing

00:43:38.980 this

00:43:39.240 on your

00:43:39.660 iTunes

00:43:40.320 number

00:43:40.700 one

00:43:40.940 podcast

00:43:41.420 but

00:43:41.840 the way

00:43:43.280 this is

00:43:43.700 playing

00:43:44.040 out

00:43:44.440 politically

00:43:45.140 the

00:43:46.860 Republicans

00:43:47.780 have

00:43:48.760 abandoned

00:43:49.420 their

00:43:49.800 post

00:43:50.360 of

00:43:50.960 of

00:43:52.040 hey

00:43:52.860 we

00:43:54.660 don't

00:43:54.960 believe

00:43:55.360 in

00:43:56.020 free

00:43:56.540 stuff

00:43:57.080 and we

00:43:58.300 don't

00:43:58.500 believe

00:43:58.760 in a

00:43:59.100 government

00:43:59.440 run

00:43:59.920 program

00:44:00.660 and

00:44:01.660 and

00:44:02.280 they're

00:44:02.460 not

00:44:02.720 cutting

00:44:03.440 in some

00:44:04.280 places

00:44:04.600 they're

00:44:04.880 actually

00:44:05.220 adding

00:44:05.640 to

00:44:06.040 and

00:44:06.640 they're

00:44:06.800 just

00:44:07.020 reducing

00:44:07.660 the

00:44:08.400 the

00:44:09.420 amount

00:44:09.920 of

00:44:10.240 spending

00:44:10.700 it's

00:44:10.960 not

00:44:11.100 even

00:44:11.320 a

00:44:11.780 cut

00:44:12.240 it's

00:44:12.560 a

00:44:12.760 reduce

00:44:13.380 the

00:44:13.600 amount

00:44:13.920 of

00:44:14.200 future

00:44:14.700 spending

00:44:15.100 of

00:44:15.320 future

00:44:15.720 increases

00:44:16.340 right

00:44:16.720 and

00:44:17.460 and

00:44:17.940 so

00:44:18.240 the

00:44:18.560 question

00:44:18.980 is

00:44:19.440 is

00:44:20.440 this

00:44:20.740 really

00:44:21.140 even

00:44:21.700 a

00:44:22.040 repeal

00:44:22.680 and

00:44:22.960 replace

00:44:23.540 of

00:44:23.980 Obamacare

00:44:24.880 or is

00:44:25.860 this

00:44:26.120 just

00:44:26.620 window

00:44:27.060 dressing

00:44:27.480 well

00:44:28.660 I

00:44:28.820 think

00:44:29.020 that

00:44:29.200 if

00:44:29.340 you

00:44:29.480 look

00:44:29.760 at

00:44:30.020 what

00:44:30.660 the

00:44:30.820 Republicans

00:44:31.320 have

00:44:31.560 come

00:44:31.720 up

00:44:31.920 with

00:44:32.140 it's

00:44:33.020 a

00:44:33.400 it's

00:44:33.880 certainly

00:44:34.220 a

00:44:34.640 different

00:44:35.160 health

00:44:35.900 care

00:44:36.340 law

00:44:37.400 so

00:44:37.880 you

00:44:38.020 wouldn't

00:44:38.200 have

00:44:38.460 to

00:44:38.580 buy

00:44:38.780 health

00:44:39.020 care

00:44:39.160 number

00:44:39.380 one

00:44:39.700 okay

00:44:40.520 so

00:44:41.000 right

00:44:41.240 now

00:44:41.400 you

00:44:41.520 have

00:44:41.780 to

00:44:41.920 where

00:44:42.120 the

00:44:42.260 government

00:44:42.500 finds

00:44:42.940 you

00:44:43.160 number

00:44:43.760 two

00:44:44.020 employers

00:44:44.720 wouldn't

00:44:45.320 have

00:44:45.560 to

00:44:45.700 provide

00:44:46.100 it

00:44:46.360 right

00:44:47.000 now

00:44:47.200 they

00:44:47.380 do

00:44:47.780 if

00:44:48.380 you

00:44:48.480 have

00:44:48.640 more

00:44:48.840 than

00:44:49.100 I

00:44:49.240 think

00:44:49.400 it's

00:44:49.680 50

00:44:50.140 and

00:44:50.320 more

00:44:50.500 49

00:44:50.880 employees

00:44:51.420 something

00:44:51.660 like

00:44:51.820 that

00:44:52.080 and

00:44:52.400 if

00:44:52.520 you

00:44:52.580 don't

00:44:52.760 they

00:44:52.900 fine

00:44:53.180 you

00:44:53.340 so

00:44:53.820 that's

00:44:54.120 gone

00:44:54.300 and

00:44:54.920 then

00:44:55.180 the

00:44:55.900 other

00:44:56.300 stuff

00:44:56.800 is

00:44:57.200 is

00:44:57.520 basically

00:44:58.000 you

00:44:58.840 know

00:44:59.120 pre-existing

00:44:59.960 conditions

00:45:00.720 that's

00:45:02.740 still

00:45:03.060 there

00:45:03.640 all

00:45:04.160 right

00:45:04.320 so

00:45:04.500 if

00:45:05.100 you

00:45:05.260 want

00:45:05.480 insurance

00:45:05.880 and

00:45:06.080 you

00:45:06.220 have

00:45:06.540 a

00:45:06.740 disease

00:45:07.080 you

00:45:07.460 have

00:45:07.700 you'll

00:45:08.080 get

00:45:08.300 it

00:45:08.560 you'll

00:45:08.840 get

00:45:09.040 it

00:45:09.660 you know

00:45:10.620 they can

00:45:10.980 debate it

00:45:11.340 all day

00:45:11.720 long

00:45:12.140 there are

00:45:13.180 four

00:45:13.760 Republican

00:45:14.880 senators

00:45:15.320 who don't

00:45:15.980 like this

00:45:16.520 bill

00:45:16.920 will vote

00:45:17.360 for it

00:45:17.620 they say

00:45:18.160 Rand Paul

00:45:19.040 Mike Lee

00:45:19.500 Ted Cruz

00:45:19.980 and Ron

00:45:20.400 Johnson

00:45:20.800 the Republican

00:45:22.800 party needs

00:45:23.440 two of those

00:45:24.140 to come

00:45:24.440 over

00:45:24.840 I think

00:45:26.020 they'll

00:45:26.180 get

00:45:26.400 them

00:45:26.560 they'll

00:45:26.780 make

00:45:26.940 a few

00:45:27.280 tweaks

00:45:27.800 and

00:45:28.140 because

00:45:29.020 if

00:45:29.240 they

00:45:29.400 don't

00:45:29.900 then

00:45:30.220 the

00:45:30.580 Democrats

00:45:30.960 will

00:45:31.660 succeed

00:45:32.480 in

00:45:33.000 holding

00:45:33.420 on to

00:45:33.880 Obamacare

00:45:34.440 that's

00:45:34.720 what it's

00:45:34.960 all about

00:45:35.440 so

00:45:36.200 if the

00:45:36.440 Republicans

00:45:36.820 don't

00:45:37.280 pass

00:45:37.600 this

00:45:37.860 new

00:45:38.080 bill

00:45:38.300 Obamacare

00:45:38.840 will

00:45:39.100 remain

00:45:39.820 law

00:45:40.320 so

00:45:41.180 do

00:45:41.580 you

00:45:41.780 think

00:45:42.080 that

00:45:42.480 Mike

00:45:42.980 Lee

00:45:43.300 Ted

00:45:43.740 Cruz

00:45:44.340 Rand

00:45:45.980 Paul

00:45:46.480 Ron

00:45:47.420 Johnson

00:45:47.720 would be

00:45:48.480 unreasonable

00:45:49.280 to

00:45:49.840 withhold

00:45:50.580 their

00:45:50.800 support

00:45:51.180 depends

00:45:51.980 what their

00:45:52.380 value

00:45:52.760 system

00:45:53.200 is

00:45:53.580 you know

00:45:55.180 if you

00:45:55.580 if you're

00:45:56.080 not going

00:45:56.500 to support

00:45:57.080 it

00:45:57.400 then

00:45:59.160 you're

00:45:59.600 giving

00:45:59.840 the

00:46:00.080 Democratic

00:46:00.460 party

00:46:01.300 a lot

00:46:02.240 of

00:46:02.340 power

00:46:02.760 bill

00:46:05.080 for

00:46:05.860 example

00:46:06.200 I mean

00:46:06.720 it's

00:46:07.060 like

00:46:07.260 Lincoln

00:46:07.560 said

00:46:07.940 you

00:46:08.100 and

00:46:08.500 Reagan

00:46:09.040 said

00:46:09.480 you got

00:46:10.420 to get

00:46:10.820 a structure

00:46:11.940 in place

00:46:12.680 where you

00:46:13.140 can do

00:46:13.500 things

00:46:13.960 going

00:46:14.260 forward

00:46:14.720 if you

00:46:15.580 continue

00:46:16.000 to say

00:46:16.480 no

00:46:16.780 to

00:46:16.960 everything

00:46:17.400 then

00:46:17.760 the

00:46:17.940 Democrats

00:46:18.300 will

00:46:18.520 make

00:46:18.680 a

00:46:18.820 stunning

00:46:19.080 comeback

00:46:19.540 in the

00:46:20.600 congressional

00:46:21.020 elections

00:46:21.780 next year

00:46:22.480 they got

00:46:23.220 to take

00:46:23.520 that into

00:46:23.980 account

00:46:24.340 I don't

00:46:24.640 think

00:46:24.760 Rand Paul

00:46:25.300 is ever

00:46:25.660 going to

00:46:25.920 come over

00:46:26.340 he's

00:46:27.020 like a

00:46:27.460 gadfly

00:46:28.040 I think

00:46:28.620 the other

00:46:28.920 three

00:46:29.200 will

00:46:29.540 if they

00:46:29.860 if they

00:46:30.340 maybe

00:46:30.560 make a

00:46:30.960 few

00:46:31.120 tweaks

00:46:31.600 so I

00:46:32.880 think

00:46:33.140 that

00:46:33.340 there's

00:46:33.600 a

00:46:33.820 better

00:46:34.860 than

00:46:35.080 50-50

00:46:35.600 chance

00:46:36.040 the

00:46:36.200 Senate

00:46:36.400 will

00:46:36.700 pass it

00:46:37.420 these

00:46:37.680 are just

00:46:37.960 bad

00:46:38.240 bills

00:46:38.640 that's

00:46:39.000 why

00:46:39.120 these

00:46:39.400 guys

00:46:39.800 aren't

00:46:40.060 they're

00:46:40.200 not

00:46:40.420 they're

00:46:40.900 not

00:46:41.020 conservative

00:46:41.420 bills

00:46:41.960 I mean

00:46:42.360 how is it

00:46:42.820 possible

00:46:43.220 Republicans

00:46:43.740 can't

00:46:44.280 do

00:46:44.420 better

00:46:44.660 than

00:46:44.920 this

00:46:45.140 you just

00:46:45.500 said

00:46:45.820 you know

00:46:52.480 you just

00:46:53.200 said

00:46:53.440 that it

00:46:53.700 depends

00:46:54.060 on what

00:46:54.400 their

00:46:54.660 principles

00:46:55.480 are

00:46:55.880 if

00:46:56.460 their

00:46:56.640 principles

00:46:57.060 are

00:46:57.580 the

00:46:58.740 constitution

00:46:59.460 and they

00:47:00.280 find this

00:47:00.880 unconstitutional

00:47:01.940 and they

00:47:02.420 find this

00:47:02.800 destructive

00:47:03.520 how could

00:47:05.500 they

00:47:05.920 I mean

00:47:06.340 because you

00:47:06.860 said

00:47:07.060 depends on

00:47:07.420 what their

00:47:07.640 principles

00:47:07.920 are

00:47:08.240 you will

00:47:09.960 give

00:47:10.260 if they

00:47:10.540 don't

00:47:10.880 you will

00:47:11.240 give the

00:47:11.680 Democrats

00:47:12.140 a lot

00:47:12.460 of power

00:47:12.960 right

00:47:13.700 well that's

00:47:14.440 not a

00:47:14.720 principle

00:47:15.120 that's

00:47:15.580 a strategy

00:47:16.200 well it

00:47:17.400 just depends

00:47:17.980 on how

00:47:18.420 you see

00:47:18.960 it

00:47:19.200 because

00:47:19.880 if you're

00:47:20.700 going to

00:47:21.260 allow the

00:47:21.740 Democratic

00:47:22.120 Party

00:47:22.640 to gain

00:47:23.580 or regain

00:47:24.580 power

00:47:25.180 which they

00:47:26.700 would

00:47:27.120 in my

00:47:27.800 opinion

00:47:28.180 then your

00:47:29.400 principles

00:47:29.820 are flying

00:47:30.560 out the

00:47:30.880 window

00:47:31.140 because you're

00:47:31.820 not going

00:47:32.240 to have

00:47:32.700 any chance

00:47:33.680 of enacting

00:47:34.500 them in the

00:47:34.800 first place

00:47:35.360 okay so we

00:47:36.100 have

00:47:36.440 the

00:47:36.680 Lincoln

00:47:37.440 the

00:47:38.480 deb of

00:47:38.980 the

00:47:39.080 it was

00:47:39.660 look I

00:47:40.060 have

00:47:40.260 principles

00:47:40.760 right

00:47:41.220 but and

00:47:42.220 I'm not

00:47:42.600 going to

00:47:43.000 sell them

00:47:43.440 out

00:47:43.860 but it's

00:47:44.720 a long

00:47:45.220 game

00:47:45.760 yeah

00:47:46.100 and if

00:47:46.520 I'm not

00:47:47.640 going to

00:47:47.820 get anything

00:47:48.420 done

00:47:48.760 so I

00:47:49.240 agree with

00:47:49.900 that long

00:47:50.380 game

00:47:50.780 however

00:47:51.260 the

00:47:52.640 Republicans

00:47:53.320 have

00:47:54.260 you know

00:47:54.960 the GOP

00:47:56.100 has really

00:47:56.840 run hand

00:47:57.660 in hand

00:47:58.160 and tried

00:47:59.460 to convince

00:48:00.060 the Tea

00:48:00.500 Party

00:48:00.820 that they

00:48:01.360 were

00:48:01.780 going to

00:48:03.780 repeal

00:48:05.140 Obamacare

00:48:06.720 and then

00:48:07.340 with Mitt

00:48:07.940 Romney

00:48:08.320 it became

00:48:08.800 repeal

00:48:09.420 and replace

00:48:10.200 and that

00:48:11.540 was a

00:48:12.000 major shift

00:48:13.380 there

00:48:13.820 but I

00:48:14.560 think most

00:48:15.280 voters

00:48:15.980 believed

00:48:16.640 that we

00:48:17.040 were going

00:48:17.440 to get

00:48:17.860 rid

00:48:18.340 of Obamacare

00:48:19.440 and that's

00:48:20.660 what this

00:48:21.160 president

00:48:21.540 promised

00:48:22.160 there are

00:48:22.780 people that

00:48:23.200 are suffering

00:48:23.880 all over

00:48:24.960 this country

00:48:25.760 because they

00:48:26.800 can't afford

00:48:27.420 their health

00:48:27.840 insurance

00:48:28.240 anymore

00:48:28.600 this does

00:48:29.440 not help

00:48:30.400 reduce the

00:48:31.460 cost of

00:48:32.380 health care

00:48:32.920 at all

00:48:33.660 you know

00:48:36.480 when you're

00:48:37.180 looking at

00:48:38.180 the Republicans

00:48:38.940 and the

00:48:39.300 Democrats

00:48:39.640 honestly

00:48:40.300 what's the

00:48:40.980 difference

00:48:41.420 between the

00:48:41.960 two

00:48:42.240 five percent

00:48:44.180 the goal

00:48:46.320 for the

00:48:48.120 Republican

00:48:48.680 Party

00:48:49.340 is to

00:48:50.820 bring down

00:48:52.360 health

00:48:52.780 premiums

00:48:53.600 for the

00:48:54.140 American

00:48:54.440 people

00:48:54.800 because that

00:48:55.180 translates

00:48:55.580 into votes

00:48:56.400 but they

00:48:57.160 couldn't do

00:48:57.660 it all

00:48:57.960 in one

00:48:58.340 bill

00:48:58.660 because of

00:48:59.160 the

00:48:59.320 filibuster

00:48:59.860 rule

00:49:00.200 very

00:49:00.520 complicated

00:49:01.100 so there's

00:49:02.320 another bill

00:49:02.900 that comes

00:49:03.300 up if this

00:49:03.960 passes

00:49:04.380 that says

00:49:05.140 insurance

00:49:06.000 companies

00:49:06.540 selling

00:49:07.040 health

00:49:07.440 will be

00:49:08.080 able to

00:49:08.360 compete

00:49:08.740 in every

00:49:09.760 state

00:49:10.200 and the

00:49:11.160 Republican

00:49:11.540 Party

00:49:11.920 says that

00:49:12.420 will drive

00:49:13.000 down

00:49:13.360 premiums

00:49:14.040 that can't

00:49:14.840 be attached

00:49:15.360 to this

00:49:15.840 bill

00:49:16.180 because

00:49:16.960 if it

00:49:18.060 were

00:49:18.480 then there

00:49:19.400 would be

00:49:19.760 a level

00:49:20.800 of

00:49:21.320 acceptability

00:49:23.360 that's

00:49:23.860 60 votes

00:49:24.580 in the

00:49:24.900 Senate

00:49:25.100 I don't

00:49:25.820 know why

00:49:26.240 it's a

00:49:26.520 marcaine

00:49:26.940 rule

00:49:27.340 but if

00:49:29.020 you do

00:49:29.260 it

00:49:29.400 separately

00:49:29.980 as a

00:49:30.580 separate

00:49:30.940 law

00:49:31.400 then it's

00:49:32.140 only

00:49:32.460 the

00:49:33.220 majority

00:49:33.720 so that's

00:49:35.540 why they

00:49:35.860 didn't

00:49:36.060 attach

00:49:36.500 that

00:49:36.800 so it's

00:49:37.620 a stair

00:49:38.080 step

00:49:38.560 first we

00:49:39.360 get this

00:49:40.040 bill

00:49:40.320 passed

00:49:40.880 which knocks

00:49:42.180 out all

00:49:42.540 the mandates

00:49:43.060 knocks out

00:49:43.640 all the

00:49:44.080 tax

00:49:44.540 stuff

00:49:45.300 and

00:49:46.380 puts in

00:49:47.220 place

00:49:47.640 a structure

00:49:49.380 that

00:49:49.880 Obamacare

00:49:50.780 is pretty

00:49:52.020 much done

00:49:52.760 and then we

00:49:54.040 passed the

00:49:54.560 bill about

00:49:55.040 insurance companies

00:49:55.820 competing which

00:49:56.560 drives down

00:49:57.440 premiums

00:49:58.540 you see

00:49:58.960 I just don't

00:49:59.860 believe that

00:50:00.660 you actually

00:50:01.480 believe

00:50:02.000 a second

00:50:02.880 of that

00:50:03.100 I'm just

00:50:03.120 telling you

00:50:03.520 what the

00:50:03.860 strategy

00:50:04.340 is

00:50:04.580 I understand

00:50:05.160 the strategy

00:50:05.680 but I

00:50:06.040 don't believe

00:50:06.700 that anyone

00:50:07.760 in this

00:50:08.580 country

00:50:08.880 actually

00:50:09.540 believes

00:50:10.260 that that

00:50:11.400 is a real

00:50:12.360 strategy

00:50:12.940 behind closed

00:50:13.720 doors

00:50:14.060 you don't

00:50:14.400 believe

00:50:14.740 that if

00:50:15.120 this

00:50:15.360 passes

00:50:15.860 that the

00:50:17.240 next step

00:50:18.100 would be

00:50:18.460 to introduce

00:50:19.220 a health

00:50:19.920 insurance

00:50:20.720 competition

00:50:21.860 law

00:50:22.340 you don't

00:50:22.720 believe

00:50:22.980 that

00:50:23.260 will

00:50:23.420 help

00:50:23.700 nope I

00:50:24.340 don't

00:50:25.060 why

00:50:25.260 wouldn't

00:50:26.300 it

00:50:26.500 why

00:50:27.000 who's

00:50:27.860 talking

00:50:28.220 about it

00:50:28.680 besides

00:50:28.940 those

00:50:29.400 four

00:50:29.840 besides

00:50:30.660 those

00:50:31.140 four

00:50:31.720 besides

00:50:32.200 the

00:50:32.520 holdouts

00:50:33.020 yeah

00:50:33.260 besides

00:50:33.600 the

00:50:33.840 holdouts

00:50:34.400 who's

00:50:36.460 talking

00:50:36.780 about

00:50:37.040 that

00:50:37.200 there's

00:50:37.440 no

00:50:37.640 desire

00:50:38.500 for

00:50:39.040 that

00:50:39.400 Trump

00:50:39.680 made a

00:50:39.960 big deal

00:50:40.440 out of

00:50:40.740 that

00:50:41.060 Trump

00:50:41.880 made a

00:50:42.180 big deal

00:50:42.620 out of

00:50:42.860 that

00:50:43.040 in his

00:50:43.300 campaign

00:50:43.800 that was

00:50:44.180 like

00:50:44.460 one of

00:50:44.860 his

00:50:45.000 major

00:50:45.360 issues

00:50:45.940 that

00:50:46.620 there

00:50:46.800 should

00:50:46.940 be

00:50:47.080 competition

00:50:47.680 it's not

00:50:48.040 making a

00:50:48.400 big deal

00:50:48.720 out of

00:50:48.920 it

00:50:49.020 now

00:50:49.280 yeah

00:50:49.640 he has

00:50:50.400 the bully

00:50:50.760 pulpit

00:50:51.060 he made

00:50:51.400 a big deal

00:50:51.800 about repealing

00:50:52.420 health care

00:50:52.800 and having

00:50:53.240 government

00:50:53.580 pay for

00:50:53.980 everyone

00:50:54.380 okay so

00:50:56.760 hang on

00:50:57.080 hang on

00:50:57.340 hang on

00:50:57.560 I got to

00:50:57.840 take a

00:50:58.100 quick break

00:50:58.480 back with

00:50:58.900 more

00:50:59.120 with Bill

00:50:59.400 O'Reilly

00:50:59.700 you can

00:51:00.260 get his

00:51:00.500 podcast at

00:51:01.180 billoreilly.com

00:51:02.120 billoreilly.com

00:51:03.220 I hear it's

00:51:04.400 I don't know

00:51:05.140 someplace on

00:51:06.200 iTunes

00:51:06.620 number 300

00:51:07.500 now

00:51:07.760 it's like

00:51:08.160 number 300

00:51:08.720 and maybe a

00:51:09.440 little push

00:51:09.840 from this

00:51:10.160 show it'll

00:51:10.500 be number

00:51:10.800 one

00:51:11.000 yeah maybe

00:51:11.380 I guess

00:51:11.820 we would

00:51:12.040 help it

00:51:12.320 a lot

00:51:12.540 yeah so

00:51:13.000 anyway

00:51:13.240 billoreilly

00:51:13.960 billoreilly.com

00:51:15.480 make sure

00:51:15.840 you join

00:51:16.300 him

00:51:16.520 and

00:51:17.740 and buy

00:51:18.820 one of

00:51:19.080 his books

00:51:19.440 when we

00:51:20.640 when we

00:51:21.520 come back

00:51:22.020 we'll

00:51:22.320 we'll get

00:51:22.940 some more

00:51:23.300 on this

00:51:23.660 also

00:51:24.140 want to

00:51:24.740 talk a

00:51:25.020 little bit

00:51:25.280 about

00:51:25.540 Georgia

00:51:26.040 and the

00:51:26.860 6th

00:51:27.340 district

00:51:27.640 in

00:51:28.040 Georgia

00:51:28.520 also

00:51:29.400 what he

00:51:29.820 talks about

00:51:30.260 in his

00:51:30.560 podcast

00:51:31.180 about

00:51:32.080 a

00:51:32.300 cultural

00:51:32.760 civil

00:51:33.200 war

00:51:33.720 we'll get

00:51:34.500 more into

00:51:34.800 that in

00:51:35.160 a second

00:51:35.460 first

00:51:35.800 this

00:51:36.180 have you

00:51:37.160 seen

00:51:37.300 the viral

00:51:37.660 video

00:51:38.020 with

00:51:38.880 neighbors

00:51:40.060 in New

00:51:40.460 Mexico

00:51:40.860 going

00:51:42.220 and grabbing

00:51:42.780 somebody

00:51:43.540 out of the

00:51:43.960 house

00:51:44.200 a burglar

00:51:44.720 out of the

00:51:45.100 house

00:51:45.320 and making

00:51:45.760 sure that

00:51:46.160 they hold

00:51:46.500 them until

00:51:46.800 police come

00:51:47.440 I remember

00:51:48.840 this from

00:51:49.860 my childhood

00:51:50.460 this is what

00:51:50.960 my grandfather

00:51:52.280 and my uncle

00:51:52.960 did

00:51:53.280 there was a

00:51:54.560 guy that was

00:51:55.220 robbing a

00:51:55.640 house

00:51:55.860 somebody at

00:51:56.540 the edge

00:51:56.820 of the

00:51:57.040 street

00:51:57.380 you know

00:51:58.640 they lived

00:51:58.980 on a

00:51:59.240 dead end

00:51:59.540 street

00:51:59.800 so nobody

00:52:00.400 ever came

00:52:00.900 down

00:52:01.220 and there

00:52:01.700 was a

00:52:02.060 woman

00:52:02.420 a busy

00:52:02.960 body

00:52:03.240 old lady

00:52:03.760 that lived

00:52:04.160 at the

00:52:04.480 end of the

00:52:04.880 street

00:52:05.120 who if you

00:52:06.060 came down

00:52:06.820 the street

00:52:07.300 at night

00:52:07.780 she checked

00:52:08.920 that car

00:52:09.420 who was it

00:52:09.980 it was like a

00:52:10.500 real neighborhood

00:52:11.040 watch before

00:52:11.760 neighborhood watch

00:52:12.560 and she called

00:52:14.020 and said there's a

00:52:14.780 car and it's just

00:52:15.740 pulled in down

00:52:16.360 the street

00:52:16.820 and I don't

00:52:18.320 recognize that

00:52:19.000 car I think

00:52:19.800 there's something

00:52:20.220 wrong going on

00:52:21.100 my uncle and

00:52:22.740 my uncle and

00:52:22.780 my grandfather

00:52:23.540 got out

00:52:24.120 and they went

00:52:24.860 down to the

00:52:25.320 house and it

00:52:25.740 was a burglar

00:52:26.300 and they took

00:52:27.280 their rifles

00:52:27.840 with them

00:52:28.220 and they held

00:52:29.320 them until

00:52:29.680 police came

00:52:30.360 that's the way

00:52:31.760 it used to

00:52:32.220 work

00:52:32.400 now there's a

00:52:32.920 viral video

00:52:33.600 that's going

00:52:34.440 around in

00:52:34.960 New Mexico

00:52:35.400 because that's

00:52:35.860 exactly what

00:52:36.360 happened

00:52:36.580 it doesn't

00:52:36.900 happen anymore

00:52:37.600 you can not

00:52:40.440 worry about

00:52:41.120 who's driving

00:52:41.580 on the street

00:52:42.080 praying that

00:52:42.800 there's a woman

00:52:43.240 at the end of

00:52:43.720 the street

00:52:44.020 that's recognizing

00:52:44.820 all the cars

00:52:45.620 or you can have

00:52:46.920 somebody alert

00:52:48.840 you immediately

00:52:49.900 with a very

00:52:51.440 inexpensive

00:52:52.460 and high-tech

00:52:53.860 revolutionary

00:52:54.960 burglar system

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00:52:57.820 go to

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00:53:00.120 you can install

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00:53:01.660 in under an

00:53:02.160 hour

00:53:02.300 there's no

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00:53:03.140 anything else

00:53:03.480 you pull it

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00:53:04.160 box

00:53:04.400 plug in the

00:53:05.160 base station

00:53:05.660 and it tells

00:53:06.480 you exactly

00:53:07.280 what to do

00:53:07.960 I've installed

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00:53:15.040 right now

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00:53:18.040 this is

00:53:20.300 the Glenn

00:53:22.120 Beck Program

00:53:22.980 Mercury

00:53:25.160 the Glenn

00:53:28.300 Beck Program

00:53:29.300 I cannot

00:53:31.060 wait

00:53:31.540 to hear

00:53:32.880 the opinion

00:53:33.580 of

00:53:34.720 world-renowned

00:53:36.460 author

00:53:37.220 television

00:53:39.780 host

00:53:40.520 journalist

00:53:41.660 singer

00:53:42.820 dancer

00:53:43.520 songwriter

00:53:44.400 Billy

00:53:44.860 Bill O'Reilly

00:53:46.320 little Billy

00:53:47.000 O'Reilly

00:53:47.580 as we used

00:53:49.300 to call him

00:53:49.760 back in the

00:53:50.220 60s when he

00:53:50.980 was singing

00:53:51.340 with Stevie

00:53:51.800 Wonder

00:53:52.120 I can't

00:53:53.120 wait to

00:53:53.420 hear his

00:53:53.860 opinion

00:53:54.180 on this

00:53:55.440 we're already

00:53:56.140 spending a lot

00:53:56.860 of money

00:53:57.220 on design

00:53:57.900 but I'll

00:53:59.320 give you an

00:53:59.660 idea that

00:54:00.120 nobody has

00:54:00.840 heard about

00:54:01.620 yet

00:54:01.960 and I'm

00:54:03.080 not sure

00:54:03.500 but I'm a

00:54:03.880 builder

00:54:04.100 that's what

00:54:04.480 I love to

00:54:04.940 do

00:54:05.200 that's probably

00:54:06.100 what I do

00:54:06.560 best

00:54:06.960 I'm a builder

00:54:07.960 and we're

00:54:09.680 thinking of

00:54:10.180 something that's

00:54:10.940 unique

00:54:11.280 we're talking

00:54:11.780 about the

00:54:12.620 southern border

00:54:13.260 lots of sun

00:54:14.460 lots of heat

00:54:15.180 we're thinking

00:54:16.380 about building

00:54:17.020 the wall

00:54:17.460 as a solar

00:54:18.100 wall

00:54:18.520 so it creates

00:54:19.920 energy

00:54:20.960 and pays

00:54:22.500 for itself

00:54:23.140 and this

00:54:32.060 way

00:54:32.560 Mexico

00:54:34.140 will have

00:54:35.000 to pay

00:54:35.560 much

00:54:36.180 less

00:54:36.740 money

00:54:37.140 and that's

00:54:37.640 good

00:54:37.900 right

00:54:38.460 is that

00:54:39.240 good

00:54:39.600 little

00:54:41.260 Billy

00:54:41.540 O'Reilly

00:54:41.920 from

00:54:42.760 billoreilly.com

00:54:44.380 what do you

00:54:45.680 think of the

00:54:46.140 solar wall

00:54:47.240 oh man

00:54:48.700 that would

00:54:49.400 be something

00:54:49.860 it would

00:54:50.140 be so hot

00:54:50.740 nobody could

00:54:51.340 fly him

00:54:51.820 over it

00:54:52.240 yeah

00:54:52.660 that'd be

00:54:54.180 good

00:54:54.540 about 120

00:54:56.640 degrees in

00:54:57.560 Arizona right

00:54:58.460 now so

00:54:59.120 plenty of

00:54:59.940 solar down

00:55:00.480 there

00:55:00.700 well it

00:55:01.180 doesn't

00:55:01.440 I don't know

00:55:02.060 if you know

00:55:02.340 this but

00:55:02.620 temperature has

00:55:03.300 nothing to do

00:55:04.040 with the

00:55:04.420 solar it's

00:55:04.940 collecting the

00:55:05.620 rays

00:55:05.800 that's what

00:55:06.320 I was going

00:55:06.600 to say I

00:55:06.960 have no

00:55:07.220 idea what

00:55:07.880 this does

00:55:08.580 yeah

00:55:09.020 but I know

00:55:09.600 there's a

00:55:10.000 lot of sun

00:55:10.640 down there

00:55:11.200 and that

00:55:11.460 basin

00:55:12.920 so what

00:55:14.280 was Donald

00:55:15.040 Trump doing

00:55:16.140 with a

00:55:17.620 solar wall

00:55:19.640 a brand

00:55:21.140 new idea

00:55:21.820 and then

00:55:23.040 trying to

00:55:23.800 convince his

00:55:24.460 people and

00:55:24.900 they laughed

00:55:25.440 when he says

00:55:25.800 that's good

00:55:26.320 they I think

00:55:26.980 they thought he

00:55:27.420 was joking

00:55:28.000 that you know

00:55:29.200 that'll cost

00:55:29.840 Mexico left

00:55:30.680 less and that's

00:55:31.780 good right

00:55:32.220 first of all the

00:55:33.180 math would never

00:55:33.820 work out that

00:55:34.480 way but

00:55:35.400 what was he

00:55:37.440 doing do you

00:55:38.180 suppose

00:55:38.560 I think he's

00:55:39.960 trying to

00:55:40.220 confuse everybody

00:55:41.240 that's what

00:55:41.980 Trump does

00:55:42.740 so he

00:55:44.800 throws this

00:55:45.500 out and

00:55:46.060 then everybody

00:55:46.460 goes well

00:55:46.920 what does that

00:55:47.420 mean and

00:55:48.120 I think it's

00:55:50.060 probably a

00:55:50.720 diversionary

00:55:52.080 tactic back

00:55:53.020 I think that

00:55:54.480 might be

00:55:55.640 what that

00:55:56.280 was but

00:55:57.140 they might

00:55:57.400 wait wait

00:55:57.980 wait wait

00:55:58.140 because you've

00:55:58.740 talked about

00:55:59.080 this you never

00:55:59.500 know

00:55:59.820 you've talked

00:56:01.640 about this

00:56:02.120 before as

00:56:03.080 as a strategy

00:56:04.380 and you have

00:56:04.840 said it's not

00:56:05.380 the strategy

00:56:05.900 that you would

00:56:06.480 use

00:56:06.860 what how

00:56:09.100 does that

00:56:09.580 help us

00:56:10.260 in a world

00:56:11.180 of chaos

00:56:11.940 to have a

00:56:13.340 president have

00:56:14.280 that strategy

00:56:14.920 help me out

00:56:15.620 with the

00:56:16.060 strategy what

00:56:16.580 does that

00:56:17.080 strategy get

00:56:17.980 him and

00:56:19.460 us it

00:56:19.980 doesn't get

00:56:20.880 him anything

00:56:21.460 other than

00:56:22.540 he's tweaking

00:56:25.240 his opposition

00:56:26.340 which like

00:56:27.680 Donald Trump

00:56:28.820 loves to do

00:56:29.800 that he votes

00:56:30.560 far too much

00:56:31.220 time in doing

00:56:32.280 that he loves

00:56:32.780 to tweak

00:56:33.320 them but

00:56:35.640 I you know

00:56:36.540 he's going to

00:56:37.600 build some part

00:56:38.640 of the wall

00:56:39.260 and then he's

00:56:39.800 going to slap

00:56:40.520 a little tax

00:56:41.420 on Mexico

00:56:42.140 maybe their

00:56:43.880 trucks coming

00:56:44.560 in here have

00:56:45.160 to pay a

00:56:45.560 little bit

00:56:45.840 more and

00:56:46.800 then you're

00:56:47.060 going to go

00:56:47.260 that money

00:56:47.760 is going to

00:56:48.120 go to

00:56:48.500 build whatever

00:56:49.160 we're going

00:56:49.540 to build

00:56:49.880 that's how

00:56:51.300 this is going

00:56:51.820 to shake

00:56:52.200 down so

00:56:52.920 you put a

00:56:53.380 few solar

00:56:54.040 panels on

00:56:54.760 there I

00:56:55.120 don't know

00:56:55.680 but that's

00:56:56.620 the big

00:56:56.960 picture

00:56:57.420 that's what

00:56:59.460 will happen

00:57:00.380 Becky you

00:57:01.960 still there

00:57:02.380 I am I

00:57:03.360 I just

00:57:04.280 I don't know

00:57:06.700 who is so

00:57:07.840 who how does

00:57:08.940 he think

00:57:09.480 that who

00:57:10.300 is he

00:57:10.660 tweaking

00:57:11.100 specifically

00:57:12.020 do you have

00:57:12.900 any idea

00:57:13.400 with the

00:57:13.700 solar panel

00:57:14.260 that doesn't

00:57:14.760 make him

00:57:15.300 because you

00:57:16.800 remember there

00:57:17.460 was criticism

00:57:18.160 from the

00:57:19.860 progressive crew

00:57:20.940 that the

00:57:21.900 wall would be

00:57:22.900 an environmental

00:57:23.640 disaster because

00:57:24.960 some salamanders

00:57:26.080 wouldn't be able

00:57:26.780 to cross

00:57:27.140 back and forth

00:57:27.880 they separate

00:57:29.720 some toad

00:57:30.600 families

00:57:31.440 that would

00:57:32.200 be the

00:57:32.500 mexicans

00:57:33.040 and then

00:57:33.520 the

00:57:33.800 texan toads

00:57:35.240 alright so

00:57:35.720 he's going

00:57:36.200 after those

00:57:36.720 people who

00:57:37.260 are

00:57:37.500 tweaking

00:57:38.340 tweaking

00:57:38.940 tweaking

00:57:39.220 back in

00:57:40.380 just a second

00:57:41.460 we're going

00:57:41.780 to figure

00:57:42.900 out why

00:57:43.660 Bill O'Marelli

00:57:44.460 has sold

00:57:45.020 4 million

00:57:45.560 books

00:57:45.940 and also

00:57:48.160 Georgia

00:57:49.460 6th

00:57:50.160 district

00:57:50.620 next

00:57:51.140 the Glenn

00:57:52.340 Beck

00:57:52.660 program

00:57:53.260 this is

00:57:59.620 the Glenn

00:58:00.100 Beck

00:58:00.380 program

00:58:00.960 on

00:58:04.120 billoreilly.com

00:58:05.280 this

00:58:05.720 this week

00:58:06.600 Bill has

00:58:07.220 talked about

00:58:07.820 a lot of

00:58:08.520 things

00:58:08.960 one of

00:58:09.500 them

00:58:09.720 was

00:58:10.400 the

00:58:10.900 Georgia

00:58:11.780 6th

00:58:12.340 district

00:58:12.720 the

00:58:14.440 Democrats

00:58:15.000 pinned

00:58:15.320 their hopes

00:58:15.980 on

00:58:16.700 winning

00:58:17.860 that

00:58:18.200 district

00:58:18.680 taking

00:58:19.700 that

00:58:19.960 congressional

00:58:20.360 seat

00:58:20.640 from

00:58:20.820 the

00:58:20.940 Republicans

00:58:21.340 it

00:58:21.600 obviously

00:58:22.000 didn't

00:58:22.300 work out

00:58:22.720 that

00:58:22.940 way

00:58:23.240 does

00:58:24.120 this

00:58:24.300 mean

00:58:24.480 anything

00:58:24.780 at

00:58:24.940 all

00:58:25.080 to

00:58:25.180 you

00:58:25.320 Bill

00:58:25.500 yeah

00:58:26.960 I

00:58:27.180 mean

00:58:27.480 big

00:58:27.860 California

00:58:28.220 money

00:58:28.660 came

00:58:28.980 into

00:58:29.260 the

00:58:29.460 Georgia

00:58:29.760 district

00:58:30.240 the

00:58:30.620 folks

00:58:31.040 down

00:58:31.300 there

00:58:31.460 saw

00:58:31.800 that

00:58:32.180 and

00:58:32.780 said

00:58:33.120 you know

00:58:33.360 we're

00:58:33.520 not

00:58:33.640 going

00:58:33.760 to

00:58:33.820 have

00:58:34.100 Nancy

00:58:34.640 Pelosi

00:58:35.100 trying

00:58:35.500 to buy

00:58:35.820 the

00:58:35.980 election

00:58:36.320 down

00:58:36.620 here

00:58:36.900 right

00:58:37.180 so

00:58:37.700 the

00:58:38.280 Republican

00:58:39.180 congressional

00:58:40.260 candidate

00:58:41.040 won

00:58:41.520 by about

00:58:42.060 three and

00:58:42.360 a half

00:58:42.560 percent

00:58:42.960 and that

00:58:44.100 was a

00:58:44.400 bigger

00:58:44.540 margin

00:58:44.920 than

00:58:45.140 Donald

00:58:45.380 Trump

00:58:45.680 won

00:58:45.980 that

00:58:46.180 district

00:58:46.540 it's

00:58:46.880 a

00:58:47.160 I

00:58:48.040 believe

00:58:48.440 a

00:58:48.600 suburb

00:58:48.980 of

00:58:49.180 Atlanta

00:58:49.580 yeah

00:58:49.920 so

00:58:50.640 you know

00:58:51.520 do you

00:58:52.020 think

00:58:52.260 that if

00:58:52.600 the money

00:58:53.120 wouldn't

00:58:53.560 have

00:58:53.700 come

00:58:53.860 if the

00:58:54.220 Democrats

00:58:54.680 hadn't

00:58:55.140 have

00:58:55.300 played

00:58:55.660 it

00:58:55.880 the way

00:58:56.680 they

00:58:56.900 did

00:58:57.380 that they

00:58:58.100 would have

00:58:58.380 actually had

00:58:58.940 a chance

00:58:59.440 was this

00:58:59.900 yes I do

00:59:00.800 I think

00:59:01.540 that in

00:59:02.140 the big

00:59:02.640 urban

00:59:03.000 areas

00:59:03.620 there's

00:59:03.860 much more

00:59:04.260 sympathy

00:59:04.600 for

00:59:05.360 a

00:59:07.440 Democratic

00:59:07.920 platform

00:59:09.140 than

00:59:09.600 there is

00:59:10.080 in the

00:59:10.300 rural

00:59:10.620 areas

00:59:11.040 of this

00:59:11.320 country

00:59:11.700 if you

00:59:12.540 look at

00:59:12.740 the map

00:59:13.120 Donald

00:59:13.720 Trump

00:59:13.980 won

00:59:14.340 overwhelming

00:59:15.260 counties

00:59:15.920 and I

00:59:16.700 don't think

00:59:17.280 that Trump

00:59:17.660 people have

00:59:18.300 bailed on him

00:59:18.960 by the way

00:59:19.420 I don't

00:59:20.220 think they

00:59:20.580 bailed

00:59:21.440 because I

00:59:22.240 understand

00:59:22.600 how viciously

00:59:23.480 he's being

00:59:23.780 attacked

00:59:24.200 and how

00:59:24.600 unfair

00:59:24.880 it is

00:59:25.500 and

00:59:25.680 just give

00:59:26.320 me one

00:59:26.600 example

00:59:27.040 I mean

00:59:27.560 the

00:59:27.880 Coats

00:59:28.420 testimony

00:59:28.880 and it's

00:59:29.340 a pretty

00:59:29.840 good

00:59:30.060 story

00:59:30.500 Coats

00:59:31.840 goes in

00:59:32.320 and testifies

00:59:33.420 in a

00:59:34.340 closed

00:59:34.880 setting

00:59:35.720 in front

00:59:37.080 of the

00:59:37.420 Senate

00:59:37.880 Intelligence

00:59:38.420 Committee

00:59:38.880 the House

00:59:39.540 Intelligence

00:59:39.960 Committee

00:59:40.280 and then

00:59:42.700 an hour

00:59:43.460 later

00:59:43.840 somebody

00:59:44.380 leaks it

00:59:45.960 to NBC

00:59:46.680 News

00:59:47.060 what Coats

00:59:47.680 allegedly

00:59:48.140 said

00:59:48.560 I mean

00:59:49.400 that's a

00:59:50.080 violation

00:59:50.840 of every

00:59:51.580 ethic

00:59:52.000 in the

00:59:52.720 House

00:59:52.900 of

00:59:53.040 Representatives

00:59:53.560 that means

00:59:55.240 that other

00:59:55.540 people are

00:59:56.060 not going

00:59:56.680 to voluntarily

00:59:57.260 testify

00:59:57.920 because they

00:59:58.600 know

00:59:58.900 that the

00:59:59.680 liberal press

01:00:00.300 is going

01:00:00.580 to get

01:00:00.920 a leak

01:00:01.840 particularly

01:00:02.760 if it's

01:00:03.200 bad

01:00:03.580 against

01:00:03.840 President

01:00:04.220 Trump

01:00:04.520 and the

01:00:04.800 other

01:00:04.920 thing

01:00:05.100 is

01:00:05.280 who

01:00:05.760 knows

01:00:06.000 if

01:00:06.140 that's

01:00:06.400 true

01:00:06.580 or not

01:00:06.920 you know

01:00:07.720 people assume

01:00:08.600 that leaks

01:00:09.040 are true

01:00:09.600 most of the time

01:00:10.460 they're not

01:00:10.880 true

01:00:11.260 that the

01:00:12.440 person leaking

01:00:13.360 may have been

01:00:14.080 there in the

01:00:14.740 interview

01:00:15.140 may have seen

01:00:16.360 Coats testify

01:00:17.100 but if they

01:00:18.780 don't have any

01:00:19.620 ethics and

01:00:20.160 they're going to

01:00:20.480 leak it

01:00:20.860 they certainly

01:00:21.360 could lie

01:00:22.000 about what

01:00:22.560 Coats said

01:00:23.120 or spin it

01:00:23.780 right

01:00:24.040 so you know

01:00:25.780 I want to get

01:00:26.520 back to that

01:00:26.920 but I want to

01:00:27.380 get back to

01:00:27.820 I don't think

01:00:28.240 Trump people

01:00:28.760 are bailing

01:00:29.300 I don't think

01:00:30.060 so either

01:00:30.420 but I want to

01:00:31.280 I want to go

01:00:32.220 back to

01:00:32.940 the lesson

01:00:34.820 that you think

01:00:35.920 the Democrats

01:00:36.480 might have

01:00:37.180 learned

01:00:37.720 they were

01:00:38.360 talking earlier

01:00:39.620 about

01:00:40.180 right after

01:00:41.940 I read stories

01:00:42.940 about well

01:00:43.480 we should

01:00:44.160 distance ourselves

01:00:44.900 from Nancy

01:00:45.520 Pelosi

01:00:45.940 I think she

01:00:47.980 has become

01:00:49.160 the

01:00:49.660 Newt Gingrich

01:00:51.020 if you will

01:00:51.740 of the

01:00:52.400 Democratic side

01:00:53.340 that may have

01:00:54.400 played a role

01:00:55.020 in a positive

01:00:55.580 way at some

01:00:56.200 point but

01:00:56.680 has now

01:00:57.060 so overplayed

01:00:57.900 their hand

01:00:58.400 that they

01:00:59.680 can be used

01:01:00.400 as damaged

01:01:01.400 goods really

01:01:02.360 easily by the

01:01:03.300 other side

01:01:03.880 you know

01:01:05.160 like or don't

01:01:06.020 like Nancy

01:01:06.640 Pelosi or

01:01:07.120 Newt Gingrich

01:01:07.620 that's just a

01:01:08.260 fact they can

01:01:08.740 be used by

01:01:09.260 the other

01:01:09.560 side

01:01:09.900 so is it

01:01:11.160 a caricature

01:01:12.560 so have

01:01:13.320 they overplayed

01:01:14.740 their hand

01:01:15.560 is it just

01:01:16.480 Nancy Pelosi

01:01:17.500 or is there

01:01:19.000 something

01:01:19.560 is there a

01:01:20.980 shift in

01:01:22.360 the country

01:01:23.100 at all

01:01:23.960 of the

01:01:25.480 overplaying

01:01:26.320 of the hand

01:01:26.980 are they tired

01:01:27.660 of just these

01:01:28.300 characters

01:01:28.800 and if so

01:01:30.380 where do you

01:01:31.040 think the

01:01:31.480 Democrats are

01:01:32.180 going to go

01:01:33.020 next

01:01:33.480 wow what a

01:01:34.220 question

01:01:34.780 first of all

01:01:38.560 has the

01:01:39.420 progressive

01:01:39.980 far left

01:01:40.720 overplayed

01:01:41.380 its hand

01:01:41.740 absolutely

01:01:42.320 they made

01:01:43.280 Donald Trump

01:01:43.760 into a

01:01:44.160 sympathetic

01:01:44.640 figure which

01:01:45.440 I didn't

01:01:45.900 think was

01:01:46.260 possible

01:01:46.960 I mean I

01:01:48.160 never thought

01:01:48.580 it was possible

01:01:49.280 that people

01:01:50.300 would feel

01:01:50.660 sorry for him

01:01:51.460 but they are

01:01:52.380 and they should

01:01:54.040 be because

01:01:54.480 he's not

01:01:54.820 getting a fair

01:01:55.280 shake not even

01:01:55.920 close

01:01:56.380 so sure

01:01:57.440 the progressive

01:01:59.260 far left

01:02:00.060 wing of the

01:02:00.520 Democratic Party

01:02:01.360 has wrecked

01:02:02.400 the party

01:02:04.680 of John

01:02:05.280 Kennedy

01:02:05.600 so where

01:02:06.240 does that

01:02:07.560 party go

01:02:08.280 do they

01:02:08.740 fully embrace

01:02:09.840 the socialist

01:02:10.640 direction

01:02:12.580 well they're

01:02:12.800 going to have

01:02:13.080 to get their

01:02:13.440 butt kicked

01:02:13.900 one more

01:02:14.380 time

01:02:14.840 okay because

01:02:16.000 all the

01:02:17.660 candidates running

01:02:18.580 against Trump

01:02:19.180 in the next

01:02:19.800 election if

01:02:20.520 Trump you

01:02:21.360 know decides

01:02:22.040 to run

01:02:22.640 are going to

01:02:23.500 be far left

01:02:24.140 people

01:02:24.520 Andrew Cuomo

01:02:25.460 governor of New

01:02:26.160 York is going to

01:02:26.760 portray himself

01:02:27.480 as a moderate

01:02:28.080 but he's

01:02:29.160 really not

01:02:29.760 Elizabeth Warren

01:02:31.200 she'll run

01:02:32.220 Biden if he

01:02:34.260 can get out

01:02:34.740 of bed

01:02:35.080 will probably

01:02:35.940 give it a try

01:02:37.300 I mean you

01:02:37.760 want to talk

01:02:38.180 about a collection

01:02:38.720 you want to

01:02:39.080 talk about

01:02:39.420 this is a

01:02:40.500 collection of

01:02:41.540 of real

01:02:43.000 losers

01:02:43.820 I mean this

01:02:44.660 is this is

01:02:45.420 con air

01:02:46.360 I don't know

01:02:48.540 if that's fair

01:02:49.260 I mean Cuomo's

01:02:50.060 run New York

01:02:51.060 state

01:02:51.600 for the nation

01:02:53.180 do you think

01:02:53.640 the nation

01:02:54.280 is running

01:02:54.940 I was just

01:02:55.680 going to say

01:02:56.040 he's run

01:02:56.520 it efficiently

01:02:57.200 in a sense

01:02:57.900 that he's

01:02:58.980 not done

01:02:59.760 he's not

01:03:00.280 Mayor de Blasio

01:03:01.400 of New York

01:03:01.880 City is just

01:03:02.600 unbelievable

01:03:03.460 I mean

01:03:04.600 but Cuomo's

01:03:05.780 value system

01:03:07.140 is so opposed

01:03:08.880 to free

01:03:09.640 enterprise

01:03:10.240 and so

01:03:10.740 opposed

01:03:11.360 to what

01:03:13.680 the I

01:03:14.480 think

01:03:14.740 mainstream

01:03:15.820 American

01:03:16.600 workers

01:03:17.680 value system

01:03:18.780 is that

01:03:19.920 yeah

01:03:20.480 they're going

01:03:21.060 to have

01:03:21.320 to get

01:03:21.580 thumped

01:03:22.060 one more

01:03:22.580 time

01:03:23.120 before the

01:03:23.760 party

01:03:24.020 comes back

01:03:24.580 to moderation

01:03:25.300 so you

01:03:26.660 talked about

01:03:27.200 an American

01:03:28.020 cultural civil

01:03:29.080 war that is

01:03:29.760 going on

01:03:30.320 what does

01:03:31.420 the future

01:03:32.080 of our country

01:03:32.640 look like

01:03:33.120 in your opinion

01:03:33.660 it's too

01:03:35.120 murky

01:03:35.680 you know

01:03:36.540 they had a

01:03:37.020 little ball

01:03:37.500 when I was

01:03:37.880 a kid

01:03:38.180 you buy it

01:03:38.860 and it goes

01:03:39.560 shake the ball

01:03:41.260 and it goes

01:03:41.600 check with me

01:03:42.360 later

01:03:42.840 you know

01:03:44.460 it's just

01:03:44.920 too murky

01:03:45.480 because

01:03:45.820 you don't

01:03:46.820 know

01:03:47.320 the changes

01:03:48.980 are unbelievable

01:03:49.920 particularly

01:03:50.800 in the media

01:03:51.580 the mainstream

01:03:52.900 media

01:03:53.480 the national

01:03:54.440 media

01:03:54.700 is collapsing

01:03:55.420 Scott Pelley

01:03:57.000 the big time

01:03:58.420 anchor

01:03:58.820 of the CBS

01:03:59.540 Evening News

01:04:00.600 leaves his position

01:04:02.300 nobody even

01:04:03.760 knows it

01:04:04.460 nobody even

01:04:05.740 knows it

01:04:06.560 think about

01:04:07.420 Cronkite

01:04:08.040 and Rather

01:04:08.600 and all of that

01:04:09.560 that happened

01:04:10.080 Pelley walks out

01:04:11.240 after six years

01:04:12.040 and nobody

01:04:12.540 knows it

01:04:13.900 can you name

01:04:14.820 cable television

01:04:16.300 I put it on

01:04:17.740 and I watch it

01:04:18.520 now that I'm

01:04:19.220 not in it

01:04:19.740 anymore

01:04:20.200 wait

01:04:20.660 Scott Pelley

01:04:21.340 left

01:04:21.600 I gotta watch

01:04:22.700 the Andy Griffith

01:04:23.500 show

01:04:23.860 I mean

01:04:24.260 Ant B

01:04:25.400 gives me

01:04:25.940 a better

01:04:26.300 opinion

01:04:26.860 than what

01:04:27.500 I'm getting

01:04:27.860 on the

01:04:28.380 cable news

01:04:29.320 no I know

01:04:29.900 and it's

01:04:30.500 and honestly

01:04:31.220 Bill

01:04:31.520 that's

01:04:32.240 you know

01:04:32.540 I

01:04:32.760 that's

01:04:33.740 you know

01:04:34.240 when we were

01:04:34.720 working together

01:04:35.480 at Fox

01:04:36.060 that's one

01:04:36.440 of the things

01:04:36.840 you and I

01:04:37.360 talked about

01:04:37.980 and a lot

01:04:39.400 of people

01:04:39.760 said

01:04:40.240 it's gonna

01:04:40.840 oh there's

01:04:41.600 years and

01:04:42.160 years and

01:04:42.600 decades left

01:04:43.440 no I don't

01:04:44.420 think they're

01:04:44.920 certainly not

01:04:46.100 the way it

01:04:46.780 was when you

01:04:47.420 and I were

01:04:47.760 together at Fox

01:04:48.520 it is totally

01:04:50.120 changed and

01:04:51.320 most people

01:04:52.320 you know

01:04:52.600 everybody here

01:04:53.240 this is funny

01:04:53.800 because everybody

01:04:54.300 here except for

01:04:55.020 me they didn't

01:04:56.040 know that Scott

01:04:56.680 Pelley left

01:04:57.640 and I will go a

01:04:58.480 step further

01:04:58.880 breaking news

01:04:59.460 I will go a

01:05:00.240 step further

01:05:00.580 I believe there

01:05:01.600 is a large

01:05:02.500 majority of

01:05:03.240 this audience

01:05:03.760 who doesn't

01:05:04.580 even know who

01:05:05.060 Scott Pelley is

01:05:06.060 yeah

01:05:06.420 I mean that's

01:05:07.940 true

01:05:08.300 if you go out

01:05:09.220 on the street

01:05:09.640 and say who

01:05:10.040 are the evening

01:05:10.840 news anchors

01:05:11.760 and they look at

01:05:12.900 you like what

01:05:13.660 so everything

01:05:14.940 is changing

01:05:15.680 do they have

01:05:16.160 any idea

01:05:16.960 Bill

01:05:17.340 yeah

01:05:18.280 about what

01:05:19.620 about

01:05:20.160 the

01:05:20.840 the

01:05:21.420 the

01:05:22.480 the news

01:05:23.040 heads

01:05:23.520 the people

01:05:24.060 at CNN

01:05:24.700 the new

01:05:25.200 people at

01:05:25.740 Fox

01:05:26.080 they have

01:05:26.460 no idea

01:05:27.280 they wouldn't

01:05:27.880 be failing

01:05:28.420 I mean CNN

01:05:29.460 their their

01:05:30.480 philosophy is

01:05:31.240 bash Trump

01:05:31.900 every day

01:05:32.700 there is a

01:05:34.600 difference between

01:05:35.240 failing

01:05:35.960 I mean you

01:05:36.960 can I mean

01:05:37.800 you can know

01:05:38.840 you're failing

01:05:39.560 and not know

01:05:40.760 how to fix it

01:05:41.560 you're saying

01:05:42.080 they don't even

01:05:42.520 know they're

01:05:42.920 failing

01:05:43.360 no they know

01:05:44.360 they're failing

01:05:44.840 because they see

01:05:45.560 the numbers

01:05:46.260 that come in

01:05:47.080 every day

01:05:47.580 it's like a

01:05:48.100 baseball team

01:05:49.160 losing

01:05:49.600 it's like the

01:05:50.520 Mets right

01:05:51.600 now

01:05:52.020 but they don't

01:05:54.020 know how to

01:05:54.420 fix it

01:05:55.000 and they still

01:05:55.960 make money

01:05:56.660 CNN because

01:05:57.880 CNN International

01:05:58.920 and all of that

01:06:00.160 so they're still

01:06:01.000 making money

01:06:01.660 but if you look

01:06:03.700 at what's

01:06:04.080 happening

01:06:04.600 that the

01:06:05.580 information flow

01:06:06.780 to the folks

01:06:07.460 to the working

01:06:08.140 people who aren't

01:06:09.060 locked in on this

01:06:10.060 they got to make

01:06:10.480 a living

01:06:10.820 they got to raise

01:06:11.300 their kids

01:06:11.840 the information

01:06:12.760 information flow

01:06:13.600 is almost

01:06:13.960 nothing

01:06:14.560 you don't get

01:06:15.920 any facts

01:06:16.720 all you get

01:06:17.760 is a bunch

01:06:18.100 of crap

01:06:18.800 from people

01:06:19.720 who are not

01:06:20.540 even qualified

01:06:21.300 to give an opinion

01:06:22.240 they don't know

01:06:22.920 anything

01:06:23.480 they throw them

01:06:24.980 on there

01:06:25.620 and so and so

01:06:27.140 is saying this

01:06:27.860 and you look

01:06:28.480 at them

01:06:28.700 and you know

01:06:29.000 I could destroy

01:06:29.580 these people

01:06:30.080 in 30 seconds

01:06:30.920 okay

01:06:31.900 I mean it's

01:06:32.600 just ridiculous

01:06:33.360 what's happening

01:06:34.140 so that has

01:06:35.300 a big influence

01:06:36.160 on the way

01:06:37.200 people perceive

01:06:38.020 the culture

01:06:38.520 but the good

01:06:39.060 news is

01:06:39.620 that they

01:06:40.400 know

01:06:40.940 they know

01:06:42.040 that the

01:06:42.800 democratic party

01:06:43.700 and the

01:06:44.060 mainstream

01:06:44.520 national media

01:06:45.560 has an alliance

01:06:46.820 an actual

01:06:47.660 alliance

01:06:48.760 all right

01:06:49.820 to keep

01:06:50.680 to regain

01:06:51.940 power

01:06:52.400 let's say that

01:06:52.940 to regain

01:06:53.540 power

01:06:54.000 they're working

01:06:54.840 together

01:06:55.560 and the folks

01:06:57.620 know it

01:06:58.400 therefore

01:06:58.980 Trump gets

01:06:59.660 cut an amazing

01:07:00.940 amount of slack

01:07:02.000 or maybe he

01:07:03.420 shouldn't

01:07:04.360 but he gets

01:07:04.940 cut the slack

01:07:06.100 because the

01:07:06.900 people go

01:07:07.400 the fix is

01:07:08.280 in

01:07:08.700 yeah

01:07:09.060 and that's

01:07:10.260 why guys

01:07:10.700 like you

01:07:11.080 and me

01:07:11.700 when we

01:07:12.640 put up

01:07:13.220 our forums

01:07:14.180 all right

01:07:14.960 I mean

01:07:15.460 we're giving

01:07:15.900 you honest

01:07:16.660 analysis

01:07:17.320 I am

01:07:18.500 and I think

01:07:19.100 you are

01:07:19.700 all right

01:07:20.400 and my

01:07:21.140 analysis

01:07:21.660 is fact

01:07:22.540 based

01:07:23.180 which is

01:07:24.580 why everybody

01:07:25.100 loves me

01:07:25.720 on iTunes

01:07:26.460 all right

01:07:27.360 all right

01:07:28.160 we got it

01:07:29.000 you're shameful

01:07:30.360 that is

01:07:31.080 shameful

01:07:31.560 and shameless

01:07:32.440 really

01:07:33.140 come on

01:07:34.520 you gotta

01:07:35.220 tell where you are

01:07:36.680 people don't know

01:07:37.420 where to find me

01:07:38.200 and I have to

01:07:38.640 tell them

01:07:38.960 I know

01:07:39.320 are you going

01:07:40.020 back to

01:07:41.000 television

01:07:42.260 I don't know

01:07:43.600 yet

01:07:43.900 it has to be

01:07:44.620 the right

01:07:45.080 vehicle

01:07:45.740 it has to

01:07:47.860 be a vehicle

01:07:48.640 that's competitive

01:07:49.640 and

01:07:51.200 because

01:07:52.180 I'm having

01:07:52.740 fun

01:07:53.260 just not

01:07:54.760 you know

01:07:55.420 I never

01:07:56.180 wake up

01:07:56.780 and go

01:07:57.040 gee I wish

01:07:57.560 I could

01:07:57.900 commute

01:07:58.280 to New York

01:07:58.900 City

01:07:59.200 today

01:07:59.680 for an

01:08:00.640 hour and a

01:08:01.080 half

01:08:01.600 and then

01:08:02.260 walk into

01:08:02.980 you know

01:08:03.840 a tension

01:08:04.560 packed

01:08:05.080 cauldron

01:08:05.800 I wish

01:08:06.140 I could

01:08:06.400 do that

01:08:06.960 so this is

01:08:07.740 a lot of

01:08:08.060 fun what I'm

01:08:08.540 doing

01:08:08.940 but I have

01:08:10.160 some battles

01:08:10.640 I want to

01:08:11.060 fight

01:08:11.280 I have some

01:08:12.420 battles

01:08:12.800 and if the

01:08:13.400 right form

01:08:14.040 presents itself

01:08:14.880 I would

01:08:15.440 absolutely

01:08:16.020 consider it

01:08:16.820 all right

01:08:18.980 Bill O'Reilly

01:08:19.620 you can find

01:08:20.420 him online

01:08:21.180 at BillOReilly.com

01:08:22.620 you can hear

01:08:23.120 his podcast

01:08:23.720 which sometimes

01:08:25.220 occasionally

01:08:25.960 I know

01:08:26.380 Monday

01:08:26.720 he's got

01:08:27.260 an absolute

01:08:28.100 superstar

01:08:28.720 with him

01:08:29.300 on Monday

01:08:30.420 that would

01:08:32.320 be Glenn

01:08:32.820 Beck

01:08:33.140 everyone

01:08:33.580 so I'm

01:08:34.280 going to

01:08:34.400 be on

01:08:34.700 his

01:08:35.020 podcast

01:08:35.960 or as

01:08:37.180 he used

01:08:37.460 to say

01:08:38.440 to me

01:08:38.860 that thing

01:08:39.540 you do

01:08:39.860 on the

01:08:40.160 internet

01:08:40.420 or whatever

01:08:40.940 that is

01:08:41.560 I'm going

01:08:44.020 to be on

01:08:44.280 that thing

01:08:44.740 that he

01:08:45.020 does

01:08:45.280 on the

01:08:45.560 internet

01:08:45.880 on Bill

01:08:46.380 O'Reilly.com

01:08:47.540 on Monday

01:08:48.340 join his

01:08:50.000 growing number

01:08:51.360 of listeners

01:08:52.500 and viewers

01:08:53.660 and Bill

01:08:54.100 thank you so

01:08:54.620 much for

01:08:54.960 being with

01:08:55.700 us

01:08:55.980 all right

01:08:56.760 Beck

01:08:57.040 we'll talk

01:08:57.460 to you

01:08:57.680 on Monday

01:08:58.060 and I

01:08:58.340 really

01:08:58.500 appreciate

01:08:58.920 you having

01:08:59.320 me on

01:08:59.580 the program

01:08:59.920 thank you

01:09:00.320 very much

01:09:00.820 Mr. Bill

01:09:01.740 O'Reilly

01:09:02.180 there was a

01:09:07.180 little

01:09:07.340 I remember

01:09:08.500 that back

01:09:08.840 in the day

01:09:09.240 when the

01:09:09.940 police first

01:09:10.380 started

01:09:10.680 it was a lot

01:09:11.100 of what are

01:09:11.860 you doing

01:09:12.340 there on

01:09:12.920 the internet

01:09:13.560 you're doing

01:09:14.160 something on

01:09:14.580 the internet

01:09:14.860 what kills

01:09:15.920 me is

01:09:16.440 one of the

01:09:17.880 first times

01:09:18.640 and it's

01:09:19.700 funny because

01:09:20.140 he just said

01:09:21.300 they don't

01:09:22.400 even know

01:09:23.280 I could

01:09:23.660 destroy them

01:09:24.560 you know

01:09:25.200 meaning facts

01:09:26.340 and I remember

01:09:27.340 the first thing

01:09:27.960 I ever said

01:09:28.460 to him

01:09:28.680 I sat down

01:09:29.180 at his desk

01:09:29.840 and he's

01:09:30.220 you know

01:09:30.560 he's 6'5

01:09:31.380 and the desk

01:09:33.040 that he sits

01:09:33.400 at his little

01:09:33.960 teeny desk

01:09:34.440 you are right

01:09:35.100 on top of him

01:09:35.960 he said

01:09:36.940 two things

01:09:37.840 I'm sorry

01:09:38.180 he said

01:09:38.460 one thing

01:09:39.160 and I said

01:09:40.960 two things

01:09:41.700 before we went

01:09:42.300 on the air

01:09:42.600 the first time

01:09:43.220 he walks in

01:09:46.340 he did not

01:09:47.140 even look at me

01:09:48.040 and he's looking

01:09:49.340 at the camera

01:09:49.860 and he's going

01:09:50.500 after his

01:09:51.120 he's going

01:09:51.600 over his

01:09:52.160 talking points

01:09:52.940 and he's looking

01:09:54.060 at the camera

01:09:54.680 and then

01:09:55.700 without even

01:09:56.140 looking at me

01:09:56.640 he says

01:09:56.960 you're in my

01:09:57.560 shot

01:09:57.960 and I'm like

01:09:59.060 oh

01:09:59.420 and I lean back

01:10:00.440 because I was

01:10:00.760 leaning on the

01:10:01.260 table

01:10:01.560 it's such a

01:10:02.080 small table

01:10:02.700 and I was

01:10:03.580 leaning on the

01:10:03.860 table

01:10:04.020 and I'm like

01:10:04.320 oh sorry

01:10:05.260 and I lean

01:10:06.920 back

01:10:07.340 and so that

01:10:08.620 was the first

01:10:09.100 thing I said

01:10:09.960 to him

01:10:10.280 and then

01:10:11.940 they're counting

01:10:12.780 him down

01:10:13.600 ten

01:10:14.140 nine

01:10:14.740 eight

01:10:15.040 we're going

01:10:15.400 live

01:10:15.820 and I reached

01:10:16.820 over and I

01:10:17.260 grabbed his

01:10:17.640 hand and I

01:10:18.060 said

01:10:18.280 please don't

01:10:19.500 kill me

01:10:19.900 and he didn't

01:10:21.820 respond at

01:10:22.840 all

01:10:23.280 but he's

01:10:25.300 the kind

01:10:25.640 of guy

01:10:25.900 I knew

01:10:26.600 he knew

01:10:27.300 his facts

01:10:28.100 I've never

01:10:29.000 said that

01:10:29.420 to any

01:10:29.800 other

01:10:30.000 journalist

01:10:30.480 ever

01:10:30.900 because

01:10:31.720 they don't

01:10:33.360 they don't

01:10:33.700 necessarily

01:10:34.120 know their

01:10:34.640 facts

01:10:35.220 they you

01:10:36.020 talk to

01:10:36.520 them about

01:10:36.900 things

01:10:37.340 and that

01:10:37.880 you can

01:10:38.240 tell

01:10:38.540 it's just

01:10:38.960 there's

01:10:39.540 nothing

01:10:40.020 in there

01:10:40.500 they don't

01:10:41.040 know what

01:10:41.460 the hell

01:10:41.800 they're even

01:10:42.160 talking about

01:10:42.820 and the

01:10:43.940 other thing

01:10:44.340 that came

01:10:45.220 to mind

01:10:45.620 was

01:10:46.160 he's sold

01:10:48.720 a billion

01:10:49.180 books

01:10:49.680 I remember

01:10:50.820 he said

01:10:51.240 to me

01:10:51.500 at one

01:10:51.780 point

01:10:52.220 Beck

01:10:53.200 why are

01:10:53.560 you writing

01:10:53.960 all these

01:10:54.380 books

01:10:54.700 and I

01:10:56.240 said

01:10:56.540 because

01:10:57.040 Bill

01:10:57.400 I've got

01:10:59.480 a lot

01:10:59.920 of information

01:11:00.500 and you

01:11:01.480 don't

01:11:01.760 understand

01:11:02.180 the power

01:11:02.660 of the

01:11:02.980 book

01:11:03.240 and

01:11:04.100 conservatives

01:11:05.120 read a lot

01:11:08.420 you write

01:11:08.960 too many

01:11:09.300 books

01:11:09.660 look at

01:11:10.460 him

01:11:10.680 he's a

01:11:11.160 machine

01:11:11.680 now

01:11:12.080 and the

01:11:13.880 last is

01:11:15.100 how we

01:11:16.040 sat there

01:11:16.660 at the

01:11:17.500 very end

01:11:18.220 and I

01:11:18.940 said

01:11:19.240 go into

01:11:19.580 internet

01:11:19.980 back

01:11:21.140 what are

01:11:21.420 you doing

01:11:21.940 you'd be

01:11:22.960 here forever

01:11:23.500 what are

01:11:23.740 you doing

01:11:24.180 and I'm

01:11:24.900 like no

01:11:25.180 I'm telling

01:11:25.540 you Bill

01:11:25.880 I think

01:11:26.240 this thing

01:11:26.680 is going

01:11:26.940 to come

01:11:27.200 down

01:11:27.460 it's going

01:11:27.720 to come

01:11:28.000 fast

01:11:28.520 and he

01:11:29.880 was one

01:11:30.360 who actually

01:11:31.140 bought into

01:11:31.820 that

01:11:32.160 most people

01:11:33.120 were like

01:11:33.460 oh it's

01:11:33.840 got years

01:11:34.340 and decades

01:11:35.020 and decades

01:11:35.580 and blah

01:11:36.120 blah blah

01:11:36.440 no

01:11:38.100 he understood

01:11:39.520 the power

01:11:40.320 of the internet

01:11:40.880 more than

01:11:41.760 most people

01:11:42.680 did at

01:11:43.400 the time

01:11:43.860 and now

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01:11:45.120 interesting to

01:11:45.720 see how

01:11:46.400 powerful he

01:11:47.220 can be

01:11:47.800 just online

01:11:48.940 and unfortunately

01:11:49.680 we're out of

01:11:50.060 time for the

01:11:50.580 158 times

01:11:51.720 he was right

01:11:52.240 on stuff

01:11:52.800 we don't have

01:11:53.820 time to cover

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01:13:14.040 this is

01:13:15.180 the

01:13:15.620 Glenn

01:13:15.980 Beck

01:13:16.340 program

01:13:17.060 hello

01:13:18.260 America

01:13:18.740 so glad

01:13:20.380 you're here

01:13:20.740 it's

01:13:21.220 Friday

01:13:21.820 we have

01:13:23.020 Adam Carolla

01:13:23.860 joining us

01:13:24.440 here in

01:13:24.720 just a

01:13:24.980 second

01:13:25.180 he's

01:13:26.160 he's

01:13:26.980 doing

01:13:27.120 something

01:13:27.420 pretty

01:13:28.080 cool

01:13:28.460 pretty

01:13:28.720 amazing

01:13:29.240 with

01:13:30.200 Dennis

01:13:30.420 Prager

01:13:30.760 and

01:13:31.620 so we're

01:13:32.080 going to

01:13:32.200 talk to

01:13:32.500 Adam

01:13:32.720 Carolla

01:13:33.120 about

01:13:33.800 his

01:13:34.640 project

01:13:35.100 he's

01:13:35.520 making

01:13:35.820 a film

01:13:36.320 and just

01:13:37.720 his

01:13:37.940 point of

01:13:38.260 view

01:13:38.420 I'd love

01:13:38.820 to hear

01:13:39.100 now

01:13:39.420 we just

01:13:39.820 heard

01:13:39.980 Bill O'Reilly

01:13:40.540 now let's

01:13:42.200 hear from

01:13:42.920 Adam Carolla

01:13:43.660 what he

01:13:44.180 thinks on

01:13:44.980 some of

01:13:45.420 these things

01:13:46.040 and what's

01:13:46.980 really happening

01:13:47.700 in Washington

01:13:48.340 D.C.

01:13:49.100 and where

01:13:50.280 he thinks

01:13:51.000 the country

01:13:51.700 is headed

01:13:52.240 very

01:13:53.680 fascinating

01:13:54.600 I'm a big

01:13:55.560 fan of

01:13:55.920 Adam Carolla

01:13:56.960 he's

01:13:57.340 pretty much

01:13:58.840 a free

01:13:59.280 speech

01:13:59.760 absolutist

01:14:00.600 which I

01:14:01.160 love

01:14:01.520 and I

01:14:03.020 wouldn't

01:14:03.680 mind

01:14:03.840 hearing

01:14:04.020 his

01:14:04.280 opinion

01:14:04.560 on some

01:14:04.940 of the

01:14:05.240 recent

01:14:05.660 controversies

01:14:06.380 because

01:14:06.560 there's

01:14:06.700 been some

01:14:07.060 on the

01:14:07.400 left

01:14:07.540 and some

01:14:07.920 on the

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01:15:16.160 Hello, America. Welcome to the program.

01:15:18.540 Adam Carolla is going to be joining us this hour.

01:15:20.520 Anxious to hear from a guy who is really a free speech absolutist.

01:15:26.080 I really admire Adam Carolla and for his foresight on where things were going.

01:15:32.400 I mean, wasn't Adam one of the first real podcasts in America?

01:15:38.080 I mean, he was one of the big success, the only first success.

01:15:40.420 Yeah, probably the first real big success was Adam Carolla.

01:15:43.660 A guy who was doing, you know, The Man Show, which is, I mean, you know, people forget it was Adam Carolla and Jimmy Kimmel together.

01:15:55.640 And look at where Jimmy Kimmel is today.

01:15:58.140 Adam is now starting to go into colleges and he's making a new film trying to teach correct principles.

01:16:08.860 And we have him on the phone with us to talk about that.

01:16:11.800 But I really want to hear from him on Johnny Depp and what Johnny Depp said this week,

01:16:18.680 calling for an actor to step up and assassinate the president of the United States, Adam Carolla from nosafespaces.com right now.

01:16:31.260 I will make a stand, I will raise my voice, I will hold your hand, cause we are one.

01:16:41.180 I will beat my drum, I have made my choice, we will overcome, cause we are one.

01:16:50.060 The fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.

01:16:53.940 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

01:16:57.460 Comedian, radio personality, television host, actor, podcaster, author, director.

01:17:04.840 Do you ever sleep? Adam Carolla, welcome to the program.

01:17:08.460 Thanks for having me, Glenn.

01:17:09.880 You bet.

01:17:10.820 Hey, I want to start with something.

01:17:13.000 We're going to get to No Safe Spaces and a movie that you're trying to put together with Dennis Prager.

01:17:20.420 And some of the things I think are really brilliant stuff that you're doing.

01:17:23.400 But you are a guy who, you know, obviously no safe spaces.

01:17:27.600 We have to have a conversation with each other.

01:17:29.920 We have to not be afraid to say the unthinkable.

01:17:35.460 And the only speech that needs protection is the protection that nobody, is the speech that nobody likes.

01:17:41.980 Is there a line in this for you?

01:17:44.780 And let me take you to, what's his face, that just said this in...

01:17:52.600 Johnny Depp?

01:17:53.280 Yeah, Johnny Depp.

01:17:54.080 Let me take you to Johnny Depp.

01:17:55.500 If you didn't hear it, listen to it.

01:17:57.680 We're going to play it here.

01:17:58.020 Can we bring Trump here?

01:18:00.240 He says, can we bring Trump here?

01:18:02.260 He's in London.

01:18:03.040 Can we bring Trump here?

01:18:05.880 No, no, no, you've misunderstood.

01:18:07.260 He says, no, no, no, you misunderstand.

01:18:09.900 I think he needs help.

01:18:11.740 I think he needs help.

01:18:12.960 I think it's going to be in the press.

01:18:15.280 It'll be horrible.

01:18:16.880 It's going to be in the press.

01:18:17.980 It'll be horrible.

01:18:18.900 I'd like that you're all a part of it.

01:18:19.980 When was the last time an actor assassinated a president?

01:18:23.740 When was the last time an actor assassinated a president?

01:18:26.820 Then he says, I'm not an actor.

01:18:28.960 I'm a professional liar.

01:18:30.720 But then he closes this out with, but maybe it's time that that was repeated or something like that.

01:18:40.120 Adam, where do you go with that?

01:18:41.360 Well, I have a couple of thoughts.

01:18:45.040 First off, you have to understand what it's like to live out here in Hollywood.

01:18:50.420 It's like, remember when you were 12 or 13 years old and you got together, and maybe girls are a little more guilty of this than boys.

01:18:59.280 But I can remember doing it when I was 12 or 13 years old.

01:19:02.900 You get together, and there was that one kid you didn't like, and he wasn't at the party.

01:19:07.360 And it was really just a competition to talk more smack about that person that wasn't there at the pool party.

01:19:14.020 You know, who can say worse things about bad Ronald at the pool party?

01:19:18.980 And you start getting drunk with this, and it almost becomes a competition, and there's no gravity.

01:19:24.840 There's no pushback.

01:19:25.900 It's not like there's a 13-year-old Dennis Prager wearing an old-time one-piece bathing suit with stripes on it.

01:19:32.880 He's the one that you're making fun of at the pool party.

01:19:37.720 Right, right, yeah, bad, bad Dennis.

01:19:40.680 He doesn't come up and tap you on the shoulder.

01:19:42.920 So it becomes this sort of crazy insular competition with no gravity and no pushback, and then sometimes you take it on the road, and someone puts a microphone in front of you, and you don't realize that you're not in the friendly confines of your backyard swimming pool talking crap about bad Ronald.

01:20:00.080 And now, so to these guys, to Johnny Depp and so many people who live in Hollywood, this is just conversation you'd have on a Tuesday.

01:20:10.220 So that's number one.

01:20:12.260 But number two, if you really want my honest opinion about this kind of stuff, Johnny Depp, Kathy Griffin, what have you, it's outrageous, and I understand, but I am not outraged.

01:20:26.460 For me, because these are comedians and actors being stupid, and that's what we do.

01:20:33.220 I don't want to be a hypocrite.

01:20:35.680 It's outrageous, but I'm not outraged.

01:20:38.280 Here's what outrages me.

01:20:39.980 What outrages me is the politicians and the civil rights leaders and the whomever who talk about, you know, if you're black, you have a target on your back.

01:20:51.920 If you're gay, you have a target on your back.

01:20:54.000 This guy's gunning for you.

01:20:55.860 He hates women.

01:20:57.780 He hates gays.

01:20:58.920 He hates Jews.

01:21:00.180 And if you're in this group, you better run serpentine to the mailbox.

01:21:04.420 Well, that kind of talk will get somebody shot, because if you hear enough of that talk, you think you compare this guy to Hitler enough.

01:21:13.160 Well, who amongst us wouldn't be a hero for taking out Hitler before he rose to his ultimate power?

01:21:19.260 So is there a limit?

01:21:22.780 I agree with you.

01:21:23.900 I agree with you.

01:21:23.940 It's a really hard line, because I agree with your analogy that these guys, this is the way they talk.

01:21:31.580 And they don't like it when somebody else says the same kind of junk with the same meaningless, mindless rhetoric about their guy, which is outrageous and wrong.

01:21:43.440 But they become so outraged when somebody else says it.

01:21:47.720 And then they say it so flippantly and they do say it publicly because there is no pushback.

01:21:53.640 I don't want to be the pushback police.

01:21:55.760 But as a society, when society stops pushing back and I'm not talking special interest groups.

01:22:01.340 I'm not talking about the law.

01:22:02.540 I'm not talking about anything else other than people going, ick, Johnny, what the hell is wrong with you when there isn't that societal pushback?

01:22:11.440 Can't you just spiral out of control?

01:22:14.120 And shouldn't there be some societal pushback?

01:22:18.220 I think there should.

01:22:20.440 There probably is.

01:22:22.220 In a way, I kind of like it because they are, with each proclamation and allegation, losing credibility.

01:22:33.860 I've always used this analogy.

01:22:36.560 I've said there's never been a better time in America to be an actual racist because everybody's a racist now.

01:22:45.640 You're getting lumped in with Adam Carolla and Glenn Beck.

01:22:49.160 So it's like, what does it even mean anymore?

01:22:53.220 Could you remember what the word racist meant?

01:22:56.240 Could you remember, you know, circa 1997, if you open the newspaper and it said this racist comment by this sportscaster,

01:23:05.520 your mind went completely to the darkest, deepest part of, oh, what did he shout into the microphone?

01:23:11.580 If you saw it now, if you open the newspaper and you heard a comedian made a racist remark or whomever, especially somebody on the right,

01:23:22.440 would you even bother reading the article?

01:23:25.060 Would you bat an eye?

01:23:26.440 Okay, so they've taken one of the most powerful words and completely dumped a sack of flour in it and diminished it completely.

01:23:35.780 I'm sorry, I had to pick the whitest.

01:23:38.800 It could have been wheat flour.

01:23:41.160 Could have been wheat flour.

01:23:42.100 Right, could have been blue tortilla flour.

01:23:45.120 Anyway, go ahead.

01:23:46.740 Yeah, they took a word that used to mean something and took all the teeth out of it, right?

01:23:53.320 Or most of them.

01:23:54.400 They essentially defanged it.

01:23:57.040 And they're doing that with almost everything now.

01:24:00.400 So we used to have to listen when actors spoke.

01:24:04.040 Do we have to listen anymore?

01:24:05.600 I don't mean we had to listen.

01:24:06.980 But, you know, this person has sidled up to the microphone.

01:24:11.740 He's going to endorse a candidate.

01:24:13.720 This is going to be a big deal.

01:24:15.280 You want to get his endorsement.

01:24:16.860 Do you even care anymore?

01:24:18.360 Do we need anybody's endorsement?

01:24:20.180 No.

01:24:20.300 Isn't that nice to have the freedom to ignore?

01:24:22.320 Yes.

01:24:23.580 Right.

01:24:24.400 So maybe this is a good thing.

01:24:27.280 So when I think Hollywood is just sinking in the ocean.

01:24:30.920 Right.

01:24:31.120 I think.

01:24:31.740 Well, of course, I think it is a good thing.

01:24:34.580 And that's why I've always been a big free speech guy, because I want to know.

01:24:39.460 Don't cry racist.

01:24:40.340 Don't shut him up.

01:24:41.220 I want to know what people actually believe.

01:24:43.660 Then I can decide myself.

01:24:45.600 I want.

01:24:46.720 Oh, yeah.

01:24:47.880 That guy down the street.

01:24:49.520 He's an actual Nazi.

01:24:51.960 Kids don't play with.

01:24:53.200 Don't play with his kids.

01:24:54.700 You know what I mean?

01:24:55.180 I want to know who they are.

01:24:56.900 People start to shut up, and then it starts to fester in them, and then it gets really

01:25:02.220 bad.

01:25:05.320 Let me take you here, though, moving from racism to a broader topic.

01:25:13.840 No words have meaning anymore.

01:25:16.460 Truth has no meaning anymore.

01:25:18.700 Lies have no meaning.

01:25:20.720 Anybody can say anything about anybody, and it doesn't matter.

01:25:24.360 Joanna Gaines, by the way, is leaving her TV show to go into a facial cream.

01:25:30.180 Now, that's an actual, sponsored, paid-for ad that is being run on several websites, including

01:25:37.660 mine up until this last week.

01:25:39.280 And when we went to him and said, you can't run that ad.

01:25:42.920 It's completely false.

01:25:44.900 Do you want our money or not?

01:25:46.460 Well, no.

01:25:48.200 But there's no consequence anymore for lies.

01:25:52.000 Well, the, you know, we replaced, it's a very interesting thing.

01:25:59.320 We were placed, I think, with I feel.

01:26:03.360 How many times have you had this conversation with somebody where, you know, I see it all

01:26:10.960 the time where I say to people, look, this guy on the airplane, the airlines made a mistake,

01:26:18.520 they overbooked it, or they did whatever, but somewhere around the 25th time the security

01:26:24.320 guard tells you to please stand up and exit the plane, you have to comply.

01:26:28.580 I don't know what the other options are.

01:26:31.040 If you're not going to do it, they have to physically remove you.

01:26:34.020 And the answer, when you say to somebody, what would you do if you were there and you'd

01:26:39.180 ask 25 times for someone to be removed from an airplane and they refuse, you have to physically

01:26:43.980 lift them up and drag them, remove them from the plane.

01:26:47.340 And the answer that I would get from everyone is, I just feel like there's a better way to

01:26:52.260 handle this.

01:26:52.980 And the word is feel.

01:26:54.440 And my point is, is I'm wide open to better ways to handle this, but I need you to tell

01:26:59.800 me now how that should be handled.

01:27:02.360 You telling me, I feel like, look, I feel like we shouldn't have dropped a bomb in Hiroshima

01:27:07.780 and Nagasaki.

01:27:08.840 I feel like the Japanese should have never bombed Pearl Harbor.

01:27:11.500 I feel like the plane should have never hit the Twin Towers.

01:27:14.020 That's what I feel.

01:27:15.100 But I need you to tell me how to stop it.

01:27:18.720 Adam Carolla is joining us.

01:27:20.920 He is looking for some crowdfunding and he's really close to his goal.

01:27:25.940 He and Dennis Prager are putting a film together, no safe spaces, and they're actually traveling

01:27:31.440 to some of the most dangerous places in the world for ideas.

01:27:35.260 And that is not over in Islamic countries necessarily.

01:27:38.620 That is in our own country on the campuses of universities.

01:27:43.580 And we'll get his view on this and tell you, he'll have tell us about the project and try

01:27:51.280 to get you involved in it.

01:27:52.300 I think it's a really worthy thing.

01:27:53.640 We'll take a quick break and come back with Adam Carolla, nosafespaces.com.

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01:30:19.120 When we come back at the bottom of the hour, I'm going to give you an amazing quote from

01:30:23.400 Elizabeth Warren, where she is saying that this is blood money, this health care bill

01:30:27.840 is blood money, and it's going to get people killed.

01:30:30.680 It's just insane rhetoric.

01:30:32.600 And what Adam Carolla and Dennis Prager are trying to do is they're trying to go in and

01:30:37.400 help people think and learn to think in college campuses.

01:30:42.520 And they want to make a movie, crowdfunding at Indiegogo.

01:30:45.320 They're doing a month trying to raise a million dollars, 30 days to raise a million dollars.

01:30:50.980 They're very, very close to their current goal.

01:30:55.080 Adam, tell me about the project.

01:30:57.940 Well, first off, I love Dennis Prager because he has so much wisdom.

01:31:04.620 Yeah.

01:31:05.060 And I wish more people would approach life this way, which is you can't get further apart

01:31:11.960 than me and Dennis Prager as human beings.

01:31:14.980 He's a very religious Jew.

01:31:18.600 I'm an atheist from the San Fernando Valley.

01:31:21.920 He grew up on the East Coast.

01:31:23.600 He went to great schools.

01:31:25.740 He traveled.

01:31:26.740 I never left North Hollywood.

01:31:28.400 I never went to college.

01:31:29.700 I never learned a second language.

01:31:31.440 I never had a religion.

01:31:32.540 I got dumped off on a construction site and picked up garbage for a living.

01:31:37.180 But I was always a fan of his because I thought the guy had wisdom.

01:31:41.860 And I used to listen to religion on the line, his old radio show, as an atheist construction

01:31:47.260 worker because I just wanted to know, not because I wanted to convert, just because I wanted to

01:31:53.300 gain some knowledge.

01:31:54.120 I wish more people could approach life this way.

01:31:57.680 And by the way, he's a deeply religious person.

01:32:01.220 I have told him 2000 times I'm an atheist and he does not care at all.

01:32:07.060 It does not hinder our relationship or the way he feels about me at all, which is a lesson in these times.

01:32:14.480 I would love to get across to the world.

01:32:17.540 Yes.

01:32:17.880 I had the privilege of doing some speaking engagements with him.

01:32:22.460 We fell in love with each other.

01:32:24.260 Again, not because of the things we had in common, but because of the things we sought after, which

01:32:30.460 is just knowledge, wisdom, understanding.

01:32:33.180 And he came to me with this project.

01:32:35.920 And I said, oh, my God, I've been thinking.

01:32:37.700 I've got two 11-year-old twins.

01:32:40.540 We're talking, you know, for the day they were born, we set up a college fund for them.

01:32:47.300 That was 11 years ago.

01:32:48.960 I'm seriously considering not letting them go to college.

01:32:52.520 I'm doing the same thing.

01:32:53.860 I'm doing the same thing.

01:32:55.520 I mean, I have a 13-year-old and an 11-year-old, and I'm like, I don't think I want to send them to college.

01:33:00.920 I mean, it's going to cripple them.

01:33:04.120 Right.

01:33:04.520 So, and not only that, but look, if college were free, I wouldn't want them to go, not to mention the, you know, 50 grand a year or whatever the hell it is these days.

01:33:16.380 So, Dennis came to me and he said, we got to do this project.

01:33:20.880 I said, Dennis, anywhere you go, I'll follow.

01:33:24.380 And we're going to go to colleges.

01:33:26.180 We're going to speak at colleges, and we're going to, but it's not going to be a straight documentary.

01:33:32.580 There's going to be reenactments.

01:33:34.060 There's going to be young Dennis.

01:33:35.500 There's going to be young Adam.

01:33:37.040 We're going to have fun with it.

01:33:38.320 It's going to be a film, and there's going to be a lot of comedy in it.

01:33:41.480 And if your listeners go to nosafespaces.com, they can go look at, we already hit Cal State Northridge, so we've been to one college.

01:33:50.320 But there's a whole bunch of little two-minute vignettes of us up on stage, and you can get a good idea for our dynamic.

01:33:57.140 And I bring the humor.

01:33:59.120 Dennis brings the thought-provoking conversation.

01:34:02.700 Will you put Dennis Prager on a trampoline, scantily clad?

01:34:09.080 I'll get him back into that one-piece striped swimsuit he wore in the 40s, and we'll get him on that trampoline.

01:34:17.420 That was good.

01:34:18.160 That was good.

01:34:18.640 All right.

01:34:19.420 So just go to nosafespaces.com.

01:34:22.980 When do you think you'd have this done?

01:34:28.800 I think we're looking for, I think, mid-early 2018.

01:34:34.840 We shot out one college already, and once we secure the funding, we'll get started in earnest and hit it.

01:34:46.920 And what are you looking to show in the movie quickly?

01:34:49.420 You know, part of it is I'd like to find out.

01:34:55.960 Part of it is I want to see what's going on.

01:34:58.220 I've never been on a college campus before.

01:35:00.440 I just see what I see on the news, and it seems kind of disturbing.

01:35:04.040 Yeah.

01:35:04.180 I think what we're going to try to explain is that hard work, values, no safe spaces, a little adversity, a little gravity is a good thing when you're growing.

01:35:14.020 No safe spaces.

01:35:15.020 No safe spaces dot com.

01:35:17.500 Join the fight right now.

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01:35:20.700 You're listening to the Glenn Beck Program.

01:35:24.800 Mercury.

01:35:25.240 So some crazy things have happened in speech.

01:35:32.940 We were just talking to Adam Carolla about safe zones and free speech zones.

01:35:37.180 And how are we going to deal with this?

01:35:40.880 And these two things can make you very, very angry and can also give you righteous indignation, a righteous cause to fight against.

01:35:52.920 And don't, don't, because we're never going to make an impact on Johnny Depp.

01:36:00.660 You're never going to make an impact on him.

01:36:02.600 You're never going to make an impact on the words of Elizabeth Warren.

01:36:06.920 You're not.

01:36:07.980 Listen to what Elizabeth Warren just said about the Republican bill, which is at best a reduction of the increases of Obamacare.

01:36:19.960 Yeah, to give you a quick piece on that, the Obamacare says you get free money to pay for your health care if up to $98,000 of income.

01:36:29.200 So if you have $98,000 of income, you get free Obamacare.

01:36:33.840 Everything under $98,000.

01:36:36.240 Right.

01:36:36.780 For the GOP plan, until 2020, it just stays at $98,000.

01:36:41.060 Right.

01:36:41.420 Okay.

01:36:41.700 After 2020, it drops to $86,000 in income.

01:36:45.300 So you still get free money if you earn $86,000, but not $98,000.

01:36:49.960 That's like one of the main differences.

01:36:52.380 Is this our poverty line?

01:36:54.520 No, it's 400% over the poverty line.

01:36:58.340 What I'm asking is, you know, you're doing this at the poverty line.

01:37:02.080 Okay, well, let's talk about what kind of humans we are.

01:37:04.540 This is 400% over the poverty line.

01:37:08.900 So we should fix health care by making it more free to drive the cost of health care for regular people who are working and are not living near the poverty line.

01:37:21.940 Drive those costs down.

01:37:23.960 Everything they're doing, as we see now, are driving those costs through the roof.

01:37:28.860 So what does he do?

01:37:31.220 They don't fix it.

01:37:34.140 And they say, oh, we're going to decrease the increase after 2020.

01:37:41.640 And far enough into the future that there's an incredible amount of doubt whether they'd actually do it.

01:37:47.620 Because they're pushing this all out past the future elections and everything else.

01:37:51.320 So here's what Elizabeth Warren just said.

01:37:53.640 I've read the Republican health care bill.

01:37:56.340 This is blood money.

01:37:58.280 They're paying for tax cuts with American lives.

01:38:03.460 Okay.

01:38:04.720 I mean, ridiculous.

01:38:06.360 All right.

01:38:07.060 So let me just explain.

01:38:09.140 We're not living in the world that we used to understand.

01:38:12.640 We're not living in the America that used to make sense.

01:38:15.300 We're just not.

01:38:16.440 But don't think that just they have changed.

01:38:19.220 As I said earlier today, if you put, look at a football field, and the first 10 yards on one end zone,

01:38:28.660 you put all of the radical revolutionaries from the left.

01:38:32.520 All of the people that are radical revolutionaries and all of the people that want to whip you up into a frenzy on the left.

01:38:41.600 That want to gain ratings or political power by saying these outrageous things so they can get ratings and clicks and all the Americans that are wanting revolution behind them.

01:38:57.260 The next 10 yards, so right up to the 20-yard line, are those people who are on the right doing exactly the same thing.

01:39:07.200 And those guys are just battling it out with a knife fight.

01:39:11.980 And they're calling each other names.

01:39:13.660 They're going to explode at some point.

01:39:17.600 They're going to actually openly fight.

01:39:20.460 Why are we letting those 20, or let's be crazy, 30 yards dictate to what everybody else wants to do in the other 70 yards or 80 yards?

01:39:36.160 The closer you get to the other end zone is where the real people are.

01:39:42.000 Now, there are going to be people right at the 25-yard who don't want to be a part of that, and they're not part of it, but they're being sucked into it.

01:39:52.340 The left and the right, the hardcore burn it down, there's nothing worth, we've got to start from the beginning, let's have a revolution right now,

01:40:03.320 let's kill the other side because they're meaningless, you know, it's about time we have some assassinations.

01:40:08.860 Americans, most Americans want nothing to do with that.

01:40:13.220 But most Americans have no place to go because they don't see a home for them.

01:40:17.380 They don't see a place to where a large group of people are gathered going,

01:40:21.980 okay, well, A, none of that is true.

01:40:24.440 That's not really what's going on.

01:40:26.600 Here's what the facts are.

01:40:27.780 Nobody believes in the facts.

01:40:29.760 This is another bad thing that is happening.

01:40:32.620 Both presidents, both Donald Trump, Barack Obama was no better on the press.

01:40:37.960 Listen to Hillary Clinton talk about Al Jazeera.

01:40:41.620 You know, a lot of people are going to get their news.

01:40:43.180 This is a quote from Al Jazeera because at least at Al Jazeera, you feel like you're getting real news.

01:40:49.020 That's long before Donald Trump showed up.

01:40:52.220 They were doing the same thing to the press that Donald Trump is doing it.

01:40:57.540 He's just taken it and moved it into a new realm because the people that support Donald Trump have felt misused and abused by the press for so long.

01:41:07.960 They had to manufacture the anger against the press for the left.

01:41:14.920 He's just saying what people feel that you're not telling us the truth and what's happening.

01:41:20.380 The truth tellers on the other side are doing the same thing.

01:41:27.420 It's like, have you ever seen a movie made, let's just use a Christian movie, a movie made for Christians where they speak just the language of the Christians

01:41:47.860 and they make everybody who's not a Christian look like a Hallmark movie at Christmastime where the bad guy...

01:41:55.860 A bad businessman in a Hallmark movie?

01:41:57.600 Right.

01:41:57.900 Oh no.

01:41:58.020 Where all businessmen who want to stay open on Christmas Eve are all about the money and only want to destroy Christmas.

01:42:08.880 Probably could have used Ebenezer Scrooge as an example here.

01:42:11.420 Yes.

01:42:12.280 Rather than the obscure Hallmark movie.

01:42:14.860 No, because we all watch them.

01:42:16.420 I love them.

01:42:17.700 Right.

01:42:18.380 But they're so ridiculous.

01:42:20.700 That's not the way business people are.

01:42:22.840 Some are, but most are not.

01:42:26.280 And they're doing this, the left and the right media are painting exaggerated cartoons of each other

01:42:35.660 because it's what sells.

01:42:40.900 And quite honestly, the people like Elizabeth Warren are making a cartoon out of themselves.

01:42:48.240 We are watching in Washington, D.C. think of the political leadership and their almost cartoons.

01:42:56.600 If you want to be a satirist, you don't have to draw them with exaggerated features.

01:43:02.500 They've already drawn that exaggerated feature themselves.

01:43:07.420 And it's because it sells to their audience.

01:43:11.860 But now, let's look at something that will make a difference.

01:43:17.800 Let's look at the movies that have been made or the messages that are made that are not trying to sell to their own crowd.

01:43:26.640 Look, I know right now I could pour on a lot of ratings, but it would be short-lived and it would be deadly in the end to the Republic and to me and to our stations.

01:43:41.020 I know I could say certain things that could double my ratings.

01:43:46.900 I know it.

01:43:48.240 I could take the blaze and overnight, and I could get a ton of people to write it easily.

01:43:55.020 And overnight, I could take the blaze and I could turn it and I could double the clicks overnight.

01:43:59.580 That's not the right thing to do.

01:44:04.020 The right thing to do is take time and look and say, how do we change the conversation and go play and talk to the people who, on both sides, don't want to feel this way?

01:44:18.820 And Dennis Prager, I mean, Adam Carolla just said it about Dennis Prager.

01:44:22.760 Look, he's a very religious guy, and I'm an atheist, and we don't have a problem with each other.

01:44:29.760 That's Dennis Prager and Adam Carolla.

01:44:32.460 He has respect for the wisdom of the man.

01:44:36.800 The problem is, we look at this problem and we say, well, how am I going to get people to, like, Elizabeth Warren?

01:44:44.640 You can't talk.

01:44:45.480 You know, you're not talking to Elizabeth Warren.

01:44:48.860 No.

01:44:49.820 And then, of course, the loudest ones on the other side, so that's what everyone focuses on.

01:44:53.020 Right, don't.

01:44:54.000 If the people are in those 10 or 20 yards at the end zone, get to the other end zone.

01:45:00.000 If the left and the right are both battling in that end zone, you're not going to be able to talk to those guys.

01:45:04.800 You're making me so uncomfortable with the continued analogy from football.

01:45:09.580 Then come up with an analogy.

01:45:10.440 Okay, I got one, I got one, I got one, I got one, I got one.

01:45:13.180 You're at a party, and you don't have any idea how you got to this party.

01:45:18.100 The only thing you know less about the sports is parties.

01:45:20.300 Well, no, because he's at least had experience with parties in the past.

01:45:24.520 Okay, so you're sitting there at this party, and you don't know how you have been invited,

01:45:29.540 because Susan Sarandon and Barbara Streisand and Elizabeth Warren are over in one corner.

01:45:35.840 And then, in the other corner, think of three, give me three, Alex Jones, give me three people on this side

01:45:46.860 that are just, you know, throwing, lobbing Molotov cocktails.

01:45:52.240 Ann Coulter.

01:45:53.260 Ann Coulter, and what's his name from Breitbart, the crazy European guy?

01:45:59.500 Oh yeah, Milo.

01:46:00.200 Milo, okay, so you got those three, and you were sitting in this meeting, or this party.

01:46:05.280 You walk through the door, and you walk into the living room, and you see those three on one end,

01:46:10.260 and those three on the other end.

01:46:13.260 Whew.

01:46:15.360 Okay?

01:46:16.100 And at some point, they're going to join together and start screaming at each other.

01:46:19.580 Okay, wait, wait, before that, do you go over to those three?

01:46:24.300 No.

01:46:24.880 No.

01:46:26.800 And you don't go over there, and what you do is you try to see, you kind of look around,

01:46:32.540 you walk in, and you see those people and those people,

01:46:35.060 and then what I would do, at least, is I'd look around at everybody else in the room

01:46:38.880 to see, is there anybody feeling like I am, like, why the hell am I here?

01:46:43.280 And what the hell is going to happen with those two groups?

01:46:47.460 Then, those two groups start going at it.

01:46:50.040 Now, there's going to be people in the room that, like Barbara Streisand, or like Ann Coulter,

01:46:56.260 and they're going to go, and they're going to start to defend,

01:46:59.340 and they're going to start getting wrapped up into that group,

01:47:02.100 and they're going to start yelling at each other and changing each other's minds,

01:47:05.360 and you can't say that!

01:47:06.680 How dare you say that!

01:47:07.700 That's not the truth!

01:47:08.760 And pretty soon, you've got maybe 10 or 12 people at the party,

01:47:12.540 now attacking each other.

01:47:13.940 I am still in the, now I'm in the other room, or I might be in the hallway,

01:47:19.780 listening to it and watching it, and saying to all the other people that are with me,

01:47:24.420 and I guarantee you there are more people in the party that are standing in the hallway

01:47:28.500 or in the other room, going, what the hell is wrong with these people?

01:47:33.300 What do you say we all go have milkshakes?

01:47:36.660 That's where we have to be.

01:47:38.320 There are more people that we may disagree on a lot of stuff,

01:47:45.280 but we don't want anything to do with that is blood money!

01:47:50.820 Plus, milkshakes are involved?

01:47:52.560 Milkshakes are involved.

01:47:53.680 Definitely in.

01:47:54.160 Yeah, definitely in.

01:47:55.480 There you go.

01:47:56.720 Maybe I should stop with the sports analogies and go right to the party.

01:48:02.340 And milkshake analogies.

01:48:03.620 And milkshake analogies.

01:48:04.440 That one we can relate to.

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01:49:29.060 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

01:49:34.640 Mercury.

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01:49:41.680 Well, thank everybody who's participating in the feed today.

01:49:44.700 Especially Susie, who types in,

01:49:47.120 Glenn's always saying that we'll wake up on Friday and won't recognize our country,

01:49:51.160 and we wake up on a Friday to hear Glenn making sports analogy.

01:49:54.520 The future is here.

01:49:55.580 I love our audience.

01:49:59.520 But, no, wait.

01:50:00.660 No, but if you wake up on a Friday and I'm making a sports analogy that works,

01:50:06.820 then the country is fundamentally transformed.

01:50:10.060 Well, me making a sports analogy that doesn't really work,

01:50:12.840 that's the same old country we've been living in a long time.

01:50:15.240 The funny thing is you used to say that in, like, this hypothetical way of,

01:50:17.900 like, you're going to wake up on this Friday,

01:50:19.280 you're not going to recognize your country.

01:50:20.540 Now it's, like, kind of every Friday you wake up on your country

01:50:24.560 from the previous Friday.

01:50:26.100 Yeah.

01:50:26.400 So I assume next week your sports analogy will actually work.

01:50:29.440 It could.

01:50:29.980 And we'll be there.

01:50:30.720 It could.

01:50:31.380 It could.

01:50:31.960 We should prepare one just as a kind of an inside joke

01:50:36.880 when the country's gone to hell.

01:50:38.400 Oh, yeah.

01:50:38.760 And they're ready to round everybody up.

01:50:40.340 I'll do a sports analogy that works.

01:50:42.680 And people will be laughing.

01:50:43.740 It'll be hilarious.

01:50:45.700 By the way, the weekend is here.

01:50:47.040 Friday is here.

01:50:48.540 Should I go see Transformers in theaters?

01:50:51.220 Oh, I'm not.

01:50:51.680 Oh, I'm not going to tell you.

01:50:52.620 Because, I mean, your opinion on movies is very important to me.

01:50:55.360 It is in that I know the opposite should be taken into account heavily.

01:50:58.960 Oh, okay.

01:51:00.580 Well, I go to...

01:51:01.160 Did you like it?

01:51:01.680 You liked it, right?

01:51:02.400 Wait.

01:51:02.720 I go to movies...

01:51:03.720 Like, Transformers.

01:51:04.600 I haven't liked any of them.

01:51:06.140 I mean, they're fun.

01:51:07.100 They're fun.

01:51:07.640 That's what they are.

01:51:08.260 But I don't think any of them have really been good

01:51:10.980 for a myriad of reasons.

01:51:13.440 So it's not like I'm going because, like,

01:51:15.300 oh, this is a great movie.

01:51:16.960 They're fun.

01:51:17.860 They're fun movies.

01:51:18.780 I liked this Transformers,

01:51:21.220 and I think everybody hated this Transformers.

01:51:23.220 I like this Transformers as much as I've liked a couple of the others.

01:51:27.640 Right.

01:51:28.120 Just fun and a bunch of explosions.

01:51:29.240 It's fun.

01:51:30.040 It's absolutely stupid.

01:51:32.820 I like the tie into history,

01:51:35.280 although don't think about it too much.

01:51:37.580 Okay?

01:51:38.240 Don't think of the actual script

01:51:40.180 and the things that are going on too much.

01:51:42.320 Ignore most of the movie.

01:51:42.820 Okay?

01:51:43.100 Lots of explosions.

01:51:46.160 Some history.

01:51:47.160 It brings you back to Merlin and King Arthur,

01:51:49.340 which I think is lots of fun.

01:51:50.800 I'm going this afternoon, Caitlin.

01:51:51.840 Don't pay attention at all to the Transformer robot

01:51:56.220 that came during the medieval times

01:51:58.740 that is now the butler,

01:52:00.460 because why is he steampunk,

01:52:02.540 and yet all the ones that came?

01:52:04.220 Don't think about it.

01:52:05.340 Don't think about it.

01:52:05.900 I'm more interested in the fact that you seem to pronounce

01:52:07.780 with the emphasis on trans,

01:52:10.480 making it more of like a Caitlyn Jenner Transformers.

01:52:13.740 Isn't that what that is?

01:52:14.740 Well, I say Transformers.

01:52:16.060 Yeah, no.

01:52:16.480 I put it on the second.

01:52:18.160 Autobots.

01:52:18.640 Oh.

01:52:19.600 Autobots.

01:52:20.400 I have changed.

01:52:22.080 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

01:52:26.060 Mercury.

01:52:26.460 Mercury.

The Glenn Beck Program - June 23, 2017

6⧸23⧸17 - Johnny Depp is John Wilkes Booth？ (Bill O'Reilly and Adam Carolla Join Glenn)

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