The Glenn Beck Program - 7⧸26⧸17 - A story from inside a coyote's tractor trailer

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00:00:07.940 You know, yesterday at this time I said, when will the monkeys of the GOP and the DNC

00:00:17.640 just start heading down to the Senate floor and just start throwing feces at each other?

00:00:23.560 Well, I think they started yesterday.

00:00:25.300 We have some amazing audio from Susan Collins throwing feces at another senator.

00:00:33.800 We have the feces smear of Jeff Sessions.

00:00:39.220 And apparently Senator Sessions is a little angry about it, as I would imagine he does.

00:00:45.260 The senators, however, are backing Jeff Sessions on this.

00:00:49.000 By the way, yesterday they voted to talk about repealing health care.

00:00:56.380 What a victory.

00:00:57.660 I will tell you why it was imaged the way it was yesterday.

00:01:01.440 And you'll begin to understand how our politics works in Washington a little bit more.

00:01:07.140 Also, we passed a measure to put sanctions on Russia, Iran and North Korea.

00:01:14.980 Why is the EU mad at us?

00:01:18.980 We'll tell you about that.

00:01:20.480 And as if you don't have enough to worry about.

00:01:24.600 I'm not even going to give you this story.

00:01:25.960 I'm just going to give you the headline.

00:01:27.720 Your Roomba may be mapping your home, collecting data and selling that data.

00:01:34.840 I now have to worry about my vacuum?

00:01:39.200 Enough is enough.

00:01:40.520 We begin there right now.

00:01:42.140 I will make a stand.

00:01:45.620 I will raise my voice.

00:01:47.880 I will hold your hand.

00:01:50.320 Because we are one.

00:01:52.120 I will beat my drum.

00:01:54.360 I have made my choice.

00:01:56.620 We will overcome.

00:01:58.920 Because we are one.

00:02:00.980 The fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.

00:02:04.800 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:02:10.220 All right.

00:02:10.860 Let me start with health care.

00:02:11.940 Here's what happened yesterday with health care.

00:02:14.940 The GOP got together and they voted to discuss health care out in the open.

00:02:22.960 That's all that happened.

00:02:24.920 Now, why would you have the president speak right after?

00:02:29.040 Why would you fly John McCain back for this historic vote and have him give a stirring speech right after?

00:02:37.000 Because this is the best.

00:02:39.000 Because this is the best the Republicans can do.

00:02:43.680 Now, let me explain this.

00:02:45.660 Let's say that we all went to a company and we said, you guys have to hire us because we're going to build an amazing car.

00:02:59.160 Just, I mean, we can fix the car industry.

00:03:03.320 You think self-driving cars are great?

00:03:05.920 Wait until you see what we have.

00:03:08.340 And we're going to be able to make it at half the price.

00:03:12.440 So, a company hires us.

00:03:15.400 And all we do is spend seven years arguing about nothing.

00:03:24.880 We first say, we can't make that car.

00:03:29.160 You know what, boss, shareholders, we want to make that car.

00:03:34.580 But TED in accounting keeps stopping us.

00:03:37.940 We need TED out of accounting.

00:03:39.940 So, they fire TED.

00:03:41.040 And then you're like, well, it wasn't just TED in accounting.

00:03:45.200 It's also Bill in product.

00:03:48.060 He is crazy bad.

00:03:50.420 So, they fire Bill.

00:03:52.540 And you're like, okay, it wasn't just TED and Bill.

00:03:55.660 We also need to be on the board of directors.

00:04:01.940 Okay.

00:04:02.880 All right.

00:04:03.580 You're on the board of directors.

00:04:05.440 Okay.

00:04:05.960 Now we can get something done.

00:04:07.520 Then, everybody in the company watches for something to come out of that factory.

00:04:14.060 No car.

00:04:14.780 No car.

00:04:15.900 Nothing going in.

00:04:17.160 Nothing going out.

00:04:18.440 Maybe it's like Professor Potts when he bought that car in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.

00:04:24.300 Yes, I had to throw that reference in.

00:04:27.220 Where nobody went into the barn and all of a sudden this great flying car came out.

00:04:31.940 No, it's nothing like that.

00:04:33.860 Nobody's been doing anything in the warehouse.

00:04:38.060 Nobody's been doing anything to build a new car.

00:04:41.080 So, finally, everybody gets so angry that the board of directors comes in and says, you know what?

00:04:52.960 Guys, we've had enough.

00:04:56.220 You haven't built anything.

00:04:58.800 And so, what do the people who said they were going to build the car do?

00:05:04.780 They say, you know what?

00:05:06.020 You're exactly right.

00:05:07.400 And this time, this time we're going to do something.

00:05:10.640 You know what?

00:05:11.160 Call the press.

00:05:12.280 Because we're going to show you exactly what we've got planned.

00:05:16.680 We're going to show, we're going to change the world tomorrow.

00:05:19.600 Call the press.

00:05:21.220 And the head of our division is going to give a speech after the press conference.

00:05:25.740 This is going to be a big day.

00:05:26.920 So, the press comes.

00:05:31.000 Everybody's waiting with bated breath.

00:05:33.320 This is going to be the day we find out all about this car.

00:05:38.520 And they get everybody who has said that they were going to build that car together.

00:05:41.960 And they say, we're going to have a historic day.

00:05:46.720 All in favor of talking about some kind of car that would be great and half the cost.

00:05:57.280 Say aye.

00:05:59.700 Aye.

00:06:00.940 The ayes have it.

00:06:02.940 Ladies and gentlemen, you have just witnessed a historic event.

00:06:07.560 No car has been built.

00:06:08.780 No car has even been proposed.

00:06:11.840 But what this team of amazing people have just done is they have voted.

00:06:16.740 They've opened up the doors.

00:06:18.180 They've been talking behind closed doors.

00:06:20.300 They've opened up the doors.

00:06:21.960 And now, they're going to talk about talking about passing something that will possibly get that car built.

00:06:31.480 They don't even know what it looks like.

00:06:33.380 But pay no attention to that.

00:06:35.180 And then, the CEO of that division steps to the plate and says, you know, all these people who are standing away at this car being built.

00:06:43.380 Wait a minute.

00:06:44.540 You got everything you asked for.

00:06:46.460 Those people have got to go standing in the way of progress of this amazing car that we have absolutely no idea what it will look like, what it will cost, what it even is.

00:06:59.460 We're just going to vote on talking about a car.

00:07:03.720 That's all that happened yesterday.

00:07:05.040 So, why would you do that?

00:07:08.040 Why would you do that?

00:07:09.820 Because if you build up enough of an event, if you make a circus, everyone will remember the time the circus came to town.

00:07:22.020 They won't remember exactly what happened because nobody's paying enough attention to it.

00:07:28.220 Everybody has to juggle 400 different things in their life.

00:07:33.160 My wife, I came home last night and she said, did they pass a health care bill?

00:07:38.320 And I said, no, honey, they didn't.

00:07:40.280 She said, they voted it down.

00:07:41.700 I said, no, they voted to talk about it.

00:07:45.960 To talk about it.

00:07:48.060 She rolled her eyes and she said, you've got to be kidding.

00:07:50.360 And I said, no.

00:07:51.740 And that's what will happen.

00:07:53.420 The average busy person will think the GOP just did something miraculous.

00:07:59.860 This is a procedure.

00:08:00.940 Those votes happen all the time.

00:08:03.160 This is just a vote to proceed about talking about it.

00:08:07.180 Why was this a global event?

00:08:10.520 This is like, hey, Bill, can you come on over to my office about maybe an hour?

00:08:14.260 We've got to talk about building that car.

00:08:16.760 Sure.

00:08:18.200 That's all it was.

00:08:19.680 So don't get excited.

00:08:27.040 Because really, that platform, more importantly, was a launching pad for two other things that do not help your life.

00:08:35.980 You were interested because you have a very high deductible.

00:08:42.040 By the way, hopefully by the end of the week, we have somebody who's going to help you on that.

00:08:46.680 You were interested yesterday because you can't pay the premium.

00:08:53.140 You lost your doctor.

00:08:55.740 You lost the health care you love.

00:08:58.080 You're on the edge.

00:08:59.360 You care.

00:09:01.080 But that's not what yesterday was about.

00:09:03.820 That yesterday was about convincing the everyday person that the Republicans actually did something when they did nothing.

00:09:14.040 Two, it was a launching pad for two attacks.

00:09:19.920 John McCain against talk radio.

00:09:25.320 And Donald Trump against Jeff Sessions.

00:09:29.300 Let's start with talk radio, shall we?

00:09:31.920 Here's John McCain.

00:09:33.040 The problem solving our system does make possible the fitful progress it produces and the liberty and justice it preserves

00:09:42.180 is a magnificent achievement.

00:09:46.040 Our system doesn't depend on our nobility.

00:09:49.160 It accounts for our imperfections and gives us an order to our individual strivings

00:09:54.840 that has helped make ours the most powerful and prosperous society on earth.

00:10:00.260 It is our responsibility to preserve that.

00:10:04.200 And even when it requires us to do something less satisfying than winning,

00:10:09.560 even when we must give a little to get a little,

00:10:11.640 even when our efforts manage just three yards and a cloud of dust,

00:10:15.500 while critics on both sides denounce us for timidity, for our failure to triumph.

00:10:22.520 Stop for just a second.

00:10:23.780 Before we get any further on this,

00:10:26.200 the three yards and a cloud of dust,

00:10:30.180 by the way, he's saying,

00:10:31.880 we have got to compromise.

00:10:33.060 We've got to work together.

00:10:34.460 And it's very noble on what he's saying.

00:10:36.560 Unfortunately, he has said he won't compromise on a clean repeal bill.

00:10:44.680 He's not compromising.

00:10:46.560 He's saying everyone else has to compromise to this level.

00:10:51.160 Not him.

00:10:52.520 Everyone else has to compromise to this level.

00:10:55.400 But then he goes on.

00:10:57.680 Again, rely on humility,

00:10:59.200 on our need to cooperate,

00:11:00.960 on our dependence on each other,

00:11:03.260 to learn how to trust each other again,

00:11:05.760 and by so doing better,

00:11:07.120 serve the people who elected us.

00:11:09.420 Stop listening to the bombastic loudmouths

00:11:12.600 on the radio and television and the internet.

00:11:15.340 To hell with them.

00:11:16.480 So, those loud, bombastic loudmouths

00:11:25.840 on radio, television, and internet,

00:11:30.080 you know what?

00:11:30.700 In some regard,

00:11:32.280 in some ways, I agree with that.

00:11:36.000 In some ways, I agree with that.

00:11:39.480 Unless those voices are

00:11:41.660 not a parabolic dish,

00:11:44.920 but an actual mirror

00:11:47.020 of the American people.

00:11:49.780 If that is the message

00:11:51.240 of the American people,

00:11:52.280 but I don't think,

00:11:53.240 I don't think a lot of

00:11:55.540 what is happening in the news

00:11:58.180 is a reflection of the American people.

00:12:00.920 But I certainly don't think

00:12:02.680 that the people in Washington, D.C.

00:12:04.300 are reflecting the people.

00:12:06.060 They're the ones that created

00:12:07.840 this healthcare nightmare.

00:12:09.700 They're the ones who said,

00:12:11.200 we've got a crisis.

00:12:12.420 When most of Americans said,

00:12:13.880 we don't have a crisis.

00:12:16.400 Remember, before this passed,

00:12:18.480 and I know it's been so long,

00:12:20.620 before this passed,

00:12:21.860 70% were against it.

00:12:24.940 They were like,

00:12:25.360 we don't have a problem.

00:12:27.060 They took and used a problem of,

00:12:30.700 hey, these people don't have healthcare.

00:12:33.160 They gotta have healthcare.

00:12:34.800 Okay.

00:12:35.680 Instead of fixing that,

00:12:37.200 they destroyed the healthcare

00:12:38.720 healthcare we have

00:12:39.980 because they want

00:12:41.520 a single-payer system.

00:12:43.380 If I may quote,

00:12:44.180 some people think

00:12:45.040 this is a Trojan horse.

00:12:46.240 It's not a Trojan horse.

00:12:47.460 It's right there.

00:12:49.640 End quote.

00:12:51.280 They were trying to get

00:12:52.620 to a single-payer system,

00:12:54.120 so these people in Washington

00:12:55.960 went and they took

00:12:57.600 and destroyed

00:12:58.720 our healthcare

00:13:00.140 under the guise

00:13:02.160 of being able to help

00:13:03.580 these people.

00:13:04.520 Have they helped

00:13:05.340 those people?

00:13:06.340 No.

00:13:07.680 They have not.

00:13:09.920 In fact,

00:13:10.960 more people have died

00:13:12.680 per year

00:13:13.600 under the ACA

00:13:16.120 than didn't.

00:13:17.860 Now, I am not tying

00:13:19.100 that directly

00:13:20.020 because I don't know.

00:13:21.020 It's too early to tell.

00:13:22.640 But 80,000 people

00:13:24.220 a year

00:13:25.640 more

00:13:26.760 are dying

00:13:28.140 with the ACA.

00:13:29.700 I don't know

00:13:30.560 what's caused that,

00:13:32.020 but it certainly

00:13:32.800 hasn't helped

00:13:33.880 and it has hurt

00:13:35.520 a vast majority

00:13:37.420 of Americans

00:13:38.240 who are now struggling

00:13:39.880 and they think

00:13:41.840 they have their finger

00:13:42.860 on the pulse of America.

00:13:44.200 If that is true,

00:13:45.460 John McCain,

00:13:46.280 then why do you have,

00:13:47.820 and I'm not exaggerating,

00:13:49.560 I believe

00:13:50.260 it is one point above

00:13:52.180 or one point below

00:13:53.700 the ratings

00:13:54.880 of cockroaches

00:13:56.760 because America

00:13:59.640 loves cockroaches

00:14:00.920 because we think

00:14:02.480 cockroaches are a benefit

00:14:04.020 to us?

00:14:06.900 Believe me,

00:14:07.920 if any of these guys

00:14:09.060 scampered out

00:14:09.860 from underneath

00:14:10.440 our refrigerator,

00:14:11.540 I wouldn't be surprised

00:14:12.740 and I can tell you

00:14:14.840 I would spray him

00:14:16.320 with whatever I had

00:14:17.740 or hit him over the head

00:14:19.300 with a broom.

00:14:20.020 They are cockroaches

00:14:24.040 in many ways.

00:14:26.060 They better listen

00:14:26.860 to somebody

00:14:27.540 and not themselves

00:14:29.240 because they are

00:14:30.180 completely lost

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00:16:29.540 The Glenn Beck Program

00:16:32.720 Mercury

00:16:34.360 You're listening

00:16:39.160 to The Glenn Beck Program

00:16:40.440 Holy cow.

00:16:42.040 So I noticed

00:16:44.280 through that opening monologue

00:16:46.240 on healthcare

00:16:46.940 and John McCain

00:16:48.220 that Pat was about

00:16:50.140 to explode.

00:16:51.140 Pat is the

00:16:52.080 get off my lawn guy

00:16:53.640 and I thought

00:16:56.560 I would throw it

00:16:57.760 to Pat

00:16:58.260 with I think

00:16:59.920 I saw the aneurysm

00:17:01.840 begin to form

00:17:02.920 on the outside

00:17:03.740 of your head

00:17:04.400 when John McCain

00:17:05.920 said

00:17:06.540 and that'll leave you

00:17:07.580 with three yards

00:17:08.540 and a cloud of dust.

00:17:09.680 Yeah, let me just

00:17:10.240 remind you

00:17:10.640 what he said

00:17:11.120 yesterday.

00:17:12.200 The problem solving

00:17:13.700 our system

00:17:14.280 does make possible

00:17:15.420 the fitful progress

00:17:17.100 it produces

00:17:17.800 and the liberty

00:17:19.100 and justice

00:17:19.940 it preserves

00:17:21.420 is a magnificent

00:17:23.360 achievement.

00:17:25.280 Our system

00:17:26.320 doesn't depend

00:17:27.160 on our nobility.

00:17:28.760 It accounts

00:17:29.240 for our imperfections

00:17:30.480 and gives us

00:17:31.140 an order to

00:17:32.500 our individual

00:17:33.200 strivings

00:17:34.080 that has helped

00:17:35.080 make ours

00:17:35.940 the most powerful

00:17:36.860 and prosperous

00:17:37.740 society on earth.

00:17:39.820 It is our responsibility

00:17:41.020 to preserve that

00:17:42.900 even when it requires

00:17:44.700 us to do something

00:17:45.600 less satisfying

00:17:46.540 than winning.

00:17:48.600 Even when we must

00:17:49.700 give a little

00:17:50.200 to get a little

00:17:50.880 even when our efforts

00:17:51.940 manage just three yards

00:17:53.680 in a cloud of dust

00:17:54.680 while critics

00:17:55.360 on both sides

00:17:56.280 denounce us

00:17:57.380 for timidity

00:17:58.100 for our failure

00:17:59.440 to triumph.

00:18:01.480 Oh my gosh.

00:18:02.260 Okay.

00:18:02.820 You know what's the problem

00:18:03.800 with that analogy?

00:18:04.980 The three yards

00:18:05.680 in a cloud of dust?

00:18:06.780 Look out.

00:18:07.040 Here he comes.

00:18:07.540 What does that leave you with,

00:18:08.700 douche?

00:18:09.320 Fourth down and one!

00:18:11.020 And now you have

00:18:11.900 to punt

00:18:12.520 again!

00:18:14.820 Again!

00:18:15.980 And you're the

00:18:16.760 New England Patriots

00:18:17.700 because you have

00:18:18.400 the House,

00:18:19.700 the Senate,

00:18:20.700 and the Executive Branch

00:18:22.200 and you're playing

00:18:23.660 against the Sisters

00:18:24.840 of the Immaculate

00:18:25.760 Conception College.

00:18:27.540 It's the New England

00:18:28.620 Patriots

00:18:29.320 against the Sisters

00:18:30.600 and you still

00:18:32.440 have three yards

00:18:33.240 in a cloud of dust

00:18:34.120 and you still

00:18:35.000 let alone win the game.

00:18:36.700 You can't even score.

00:18:38.200 In fact,

00:18:38.940 you can't even

00:18:39.620 get a first down

00:18:40.600 because it's always

00:18:42.160 three yards

00:18:43.180 in a cloud of dust.

00:18:44.820 Why not

00:18:45.620 pass the ball,

00:18:46.940 get a first down,

00:18:48.300 move down the field,

00:18:49.420 at least

00:18:50.080 kick a field goal?

00:18:52.260 Please.

00:18:52.740 By all that is

00:18:54.700 holy,

00:18:56.020 give us

00:18:56.800 one

00:18:57.560 victory.

00:18:59.080 I mean,

00:18:59.460 we never get

00:19:00.320 anything out of them

00:19:01.540 and then we're

00:19:02.320 the bad people

00:19:03.020 because we expect

00:19:03.900 them to get

00:19:04.280 something done.

00:19:04.900 We got Gorsuch.

00:19:06.200 We did get Gorsuch,

00:19:07.200 but it had nothing

00:19:07.840 to do with Congress.

00:19:09.300 Well,

00:19:09.740 it had something

00:19:10.220 to do with him

00:19:10.720 because at least

00:19:11.600 the Senators

00:19:12.520 confirmed him.

00:19:13.600 you could have

00:19:14.920 confirmed him

00:19:15.920 easily.

00:19:17.660 You know

00:19:19.020 the majority,

00:19:24.120 what do you call it,

00:19:24.860 the 60 vote

00:19:26.060 super majority,

00:19:29.480 you know

00:19:30.400 they're going

00:19:30.840 to violate that.

00:19:31.680 It's only a matter

00:19:32.500 of time.

00:19:34.040 And so

00:19:34.680 we could have

00:19:35.640 gotten Gorsuch.

00:19:36.640 I'm glad we got

00:19:37.540 Gorsuch,

00:19:38.240 but that's

00:19:38.800 me too,

00:19:39.160 but that's not

00:19:39.580 legislative.

00:19:40.300 That's the bare

00:19:40.960 minimum.

00:19:41.760 Now,

00:19:42.120 what are you doing

00:19:43.240 to help the

00:19:44.120 American people

00:19:44.980 on the other

00:19:45.660 promises?

00:19:46.240 And here's the

00:19:46.720 problem.

00:19:48.660 They continue

00:19:50.600 to be

00:19:51.320 three yards

00:19:52.940 in a cloud

00:19:53.420 of dust.

00:19:54.200 Eventually,

00:19:55.360 very soon,

00:19:56.520 before you've

00:19:57.360 scored a touchdown,

00:19:58.800 even one,

00:19:59.640 or a field goal,

00:20:00.980 what happens?

00:20:02.180 The ball goes

00:20:03.260 to the other

00:20:03.860 team and

00:20:04.940 the sisters

00:20:05.880 are playing

00:20:07.280 they're playing

00:20:09.180 hard to make

00:20:10.280 a touchdown

00:20:10.860 and somehow

00:20:11.760 or another

00:20:12.140 they always

00:20:13.240 make one

00:20:13.960 and even

00:20:14.660 though we're

00:20:15.000 the Patriots,

00:20:16.060 we can't

00:20:17.000 stop them.

00:20:18.140 How?

00:20:19.260 The Glenn Beck

00:20:20.280 program.

00:20:21.820 Mercury.

00:20:25.980 This is the

00:20:27.020 Glenn Beck

00:20:27.580 program.

00:20:28.240 Okay,

00:20:28.320 I want to give

00:20:28.680 you,

00:20:29.060 again,

00:20:29.340 the three reasons

00:20:30.020 why this

00:20:30.580 happened yesterday,

00:20:31.460 why they voted

00:20:32.300 on a procedural

00:20:33.440 thing and made

00:20:34.440 a huge deal

00:20:35.400 out of it.

00:20:36.320 They made a

00:20:36.800 huge deal

00:20:37.500 out of this

00:20:38.080 for three

00:20:38.520 reasons.

00:20:39.120 One,

00:20:39.480 to make the

00:20:39.980 GOP look

00:20:40.920 like they've

00:20:41.340 actually done

00:20:42.040 something.

00:20:42.660 They haven't.

00:20:43.560 They've agreed

00:20:44.100 to talk

00:20:44.840 about something.

00:20:46.100 We've had

00:20:46.620 talk since

00:20:47.920 the country

00:20:48.540 was created.

00:20:50.240 We don't

00:20:50.640 need much

00:20:51.180 more talk.

00:20:52.260 We need

00:20:52.680 them to do

00:20:53.400 something and

00:20:54.060 act.

00:20:55.120 The second

00:20:55.620 reason that

00:20:56.500 they've done

00:20:56.920 it is to

00:20:58.180 give John

00:20:59.480 McCain,

00:21:00.340 I think,

00:21:00.920 a graceful

00:21:01.820 possible exit.

00:21:04.600 The Democrats

00:21:05.160 did the same

00:21:05.700 thing for

00:21:06.040 Kennedy.

00:21:06.360 It's a nice

00:21:09.840 exit.

00:21:12.380 If God

00:21:13.520 forbid he

00:21:14.120 dies,

00:21:15.080 they'll make

00:21:15.540 this all

00:21:16.000 about a

00:21:17.080 remembrance

00:21:17.500 of John

00:21:18.120 McCain,

00:21:18.960 and let's

00:21:19.640 get this

00:21:20.020 done,

00:21:20.460 because on

00:21:21.000 his last

00:21:21.640 speech,

00:21:22.120 he did

00:21:22.480 this.

00:21:22.840 I'm not

00:21:23.220 saying that

00:21:23.640 he's going

00:21:23.880 to die,

00:21:24.540 but you

00:21:25.800 don't think

00:21:26.280 that that

00:21:26.620 didn't cross

00:21:27.260 somebody's

00:21:28.040 mind.

00:21:28.940 So they

00:21:29.460 gave him

00:21:30.020 this time

00:21:30.620 to speak

00:21:31.220 his mind

00:21:31.840 and launch

00:21:32.940 an attack

00:21:33.620 against

00:21:34.360 talk radio,

00:21:36.440 the internet,

00:21:37.100 and television.

00:21:38.600 Then,

00:21:39.260 Donald Trump

00:21:39.960 used the

00:21:40.460 occasion yesterday

00:21:41.280 to go out

00:21:41.880 after Jeff

00:21:42.600 Sessions.

00:21:43.980 This is not

00:21:45.000 sitting well

00:21:45.920 with his

00:21:46.480 cabinet.

00:21:47.520 This is not

00:21:48.100 sitting well

00:21:48.860 with the

00:21:49.360 senators.

00:21:50.400 Jeff

00:21:50.580 Sessions

00:21:51.100 is a guy

00:21:53.640 who has

00:21:54.060 kept his

00:21:54.520 head down

00:21:55.040 and has

00:21:55.600 worked

00:21:56.120 his whole

00:21:57.120 career.

00:21:57.720 If you're a

00:21:58.260 conservative,

00:21:59.080 you've liked

00:21:59.920 Jeff Sessions.

00:22:00.680 at least

00:22:02.020 on a few

00:22:02.600 things,

00:22:03.420 he's been

00:22:04.220 really,

00:22:05.240 really good.

00:22:06.880 It was

00:22:07.700 surprising

00:22:08.460 to see

00:22:09.140 Jeff Sessions

00:22:09.780 come out

00:22:10.500 and really

00:22:12.300 bet his

00:22:13.160 career,

00:22:13.780 using his

00:22:14.300 own words,

00:22:15.400 if this

00:22:15.940 doesn't work,

00:22:16.700 I'm finished.

00:22:18.060 He bet his

00:22:19.000 career and

00:22:19.840 stood up

00:22:20.720 for Donald

00:22:21.680 Trump long

00:22:22.900 before anybody

00:22:23.980 else.

00:22:25.740 What did

00:22:26.100 Donald Trump

00:22:26.740 use

00:22:27.540 yesterday's

00:22:29.960 press

00:22:31.180 conference

00:22:31.740 to do

00:22:32.660 to come

00:22:33.900 out again

00:22:34.940 against

00:22:35.860 Jeff

00:22:36.180 Sessions?

00:22:37.560 Wondering

00:22:38.160 if he's

00:22:38.560 even going

00:22:38.980 to be

00:22:39.240 there very

00:22:39.740 long.

00:22:40.620 And I'm

00:22:41.040 very disappointed

00:22:41.740 in Jeff

00:22:42.300 Sessions.

00:22:43.400 You can

00:22:43.720 fire him.

00:22:44.300 Look,

00:22:44.560 Jeff,

00:22:44.920 I could,

00:22:45.580 but we'll

00:22:45.940 see what

00:22:46.260 happens.

00:22:46.760 But I

00:22:48.620 was,

00:22:49.580 I appointed

00:22:50.340 a man

00:22:50.740 to a

00:22:51.720 position,

00:22:52.580 and then

00:22:53.860 shortly

00:22:54.380 after he

00:22:54.800 gets the

00:22:55.140 position,

00:22:55.820 he recused

00:22:56.320 himself.

00:22:57.360 I said,

00:22:57.700 what's that

00:22:58.040 all about?

00:22:58.760 Why didn't

00:22:59.480 you tell

00:22:59.900 me that

00:23:00.860 you were

00:23:01.040 going to

00:23:01.180 do that?

00:23:01.700 And I

00:23:01.980 wouldn't

00:23:02.200 have

00:23:02.420 appointed

00:23:02.880 you.

00:23:03.980 But I

00:23:04.520 appointed

00:23:04.900 him,

00:23:05.440 and shortly

00:23:05.960 thereafter,

00:23:06.640 he

00:23:06.800 recused

00:23:07.300 himself.

00:23:08.200 Well,

00:23:08.920 he couldn't

00:23:09.660 have told

00:23:10.040 you that

00:23:10.460 because the

00:23:11.140 timeline,

00:23:12.900 I mean,

00:23:13.240 I hate to

00:23:14.020 go all

00:23:14.380 timeline for

00:23:15.460 you,

00:23:15.660 but for

00:23:15.920 those of

00:23:16.280 you who

00:23:16.560 are

00:23:16.980 functioning

00:23:18.080 on an

00:23:18.840 alternative

00:23:19.280 timeline,

00:23:20.020 let me

00:23:20.200 bring you

00:23:20.560 back to

00:23:21.280 the original

00:23:21.820 timeline of

00:23:22.600 1985,

00:23:23.960 Professor.

00:23:24.340 the flux

00:23:26.900 capacitor,

00:23:28.100 once you

00:23:28.800 go off

00:23:29.440 the original

00:23:30.020 timeline,

00:23:30.740 everything

00:23:31.040 changes.

00:23:31.800 But if

00:23:32.360 you stick

00:23:32.980 to the

00:23:33.580 original

00:23:33.940 timeline,

00:23:34.720 you will

00:23:35.180 see that

00:23:38.000 he was

00:23:38.720 appointed

00:23:39.340 attorney

00:23:39.780 general,

00:23:40.900 then the

00:23:42.160 Russia thing

00:23:43.020 happened,

00:23:44.320 and that's

00:23:45.540 when he

00:23:46.120 said,

00:23:46.720 I have to

00:23:47.860 recuse

00:23:48.320 myself from

00:23:49.480 that.

00:23:49.800 I can't be

00:23:50.400 a part of

00:23:50.840 it.

00:23:50.960 So there's

00:23:51.660 no way

00:23:52.440 he could

00:23:53.240 have told

00:23:54.000 Donald Trump

00:23:55.120 that he

00:23:56.200 wouldn't be

00:23:56.840 a part of

00:23:57.640 the Russia

00:23:58.700 thing.

00:23:59.100 Now here's

00:23:59.580 what's

00:24:00.860 happening.

00:24:01.520 Because at

00:24:01.920 that time

00:24:02.280 they said

00:24:02.560 there was

00:24:02.980 no Russia

00:24:03.440 thing.

00:24:03.780 Exactly

00:24:04.100 right.

00:24:04.960 So he

00:24:05.420 didn't

00:24:05.700 know.

00:24:06.020 He would

00:24:06.300 have to

00:24:06.780 have been

00:24:07.140 in on

00:24:07.840 some

00:24:08.160 Russian

00:24:08.600 plan.

00:24:09.740 He'd

00:24:09.920 have to

00:24:10.220 know that

00:24:10.820 they were

00:24:11.200 in trouble

00:24:11.720 when he

00:24:12.140 took that.

00:24:12.740 Hey,

00:24:12.920 listen,

00:24:13.920 if something

00:24:14.620 comes up

00:24:15.100 about the

00:24:15.500 Russia

00:24:15.740 stuff,

00:24:16.300 I'm

00:24:16.500 going to

00:24:16.700 have to

00:24:17.100 recuse

00:24:17.500 myself.

00:24:18.900 I mean,

00:24:19.560 that's the

00:24:20.620 only way

00:24:21.240 this

00:24:21.520 timeline

00:24:21.980 works.

00:24:22.940 He's

00:24:23.220 jumbling

00:24:23.720 the

00:24:24.040 timeline

00:24:24.500 and

00:24:25.320 he's

00:24:25.600 doing

00:24:25.880 it

00:24:26.120 for

00:24:26.260 the

00:24:26.400 same

00:24:26.660 reason

00:24:27.040 that

00:24:27.500 the

00:24:27.680 GOP

00:24:28.360 held

00:24:28.980 a

00:24:29.360 important

00:24:30.420 historic

00:24:31.180 vote

00:24:31.740 to

00:24:32.260 talk

00:24:32.920 yesterday.

00:24:34.740 Because

00:24:35.480 most

00:24:35.860 people,

00:24:36.940 there's

00:24:37.240 so much

00:24:37.660 coming

00:24:37.940 at them

00:24:38.320 they

00:24:38.520 don't

00:24:38.920 know.

00:24:39.800 And

00:24:40.040 you

00:24:40.240 repeat

00:24:40.680 a lie

00:24:41.160 enough

00:24:41.700 it

00:24:41.980 becomes

00:24:42.420 true.

00:24:43.240 That's

00:24:43.680 a lie

00:24:44.260 about

00:24:44.640 Jeff

00:24:44.880 Sessions

00:24:45.260 and

00:24:45.800 every

00:24:46.160 single

00:24:46.540 person

00:24:46.960 who

00:24:47.440 cares

00:24:47.820 about

00:24:48.180 the

00:24:48.420 border

00:24:48.860 should

00:24:50.680 care

00:24:51.280 about

00:24:51.800 what

00:24:52.160 is

00:24:53.160 happening

00:24:53.640 to

00:24:53.900 Jeff

00:24:54.160 Sessions

00:24:54.560 because

00:24:55.160 now

00:24:55.700 you've

00:24:56.480 lost

00:24:56.900 him

00:24:57.140 from

00:24:57.380 the

00:24:57.620 Senate

00:24:57.880 and

00:24:59.400 you're

00:25:00.380 losing

00:25:00.760 him

00:25:01.100 as

00:25:01.380 Attorney

00:25:01.700 General.

00:25:03.960 And

00:25:04.780 why?

00:25:06.200 Why?

00:25:07.380 Not

00:25:07.900 because

00:25:08.760 of

00:25:09.640 the

00:25:10.500 other

00:25:11.720 spin

00:25:12.240 that

00:25:12.940 the

00:25:13.160 President

00:25:13.500 is

00:25:13.840 giving.

00:25:14.600 He's

00:25:15.120 saying

00:25:15.500 he's

00:25:16.540 recusing

00:25:16.920 himself

00:25:17.320 from

00:25:17.600 the

00:25:18.280 Russia

00:25:18.560 deal.

00:25:19.460 Well

00:25:19.640 he should

00:25:19.980 be

00:25:20.160 looking

00:25:20.420 into

00:25:20.860 the

00:25:21.220 Russians

00:25:21.700 with

00:25:22.000 Hillary

00:25:22.300 Clinton.

00:25:22.980 Why

00:25:23.340 aren't

00:25:23.560 they

00:25:23.700 looking

00:25:23.940 into

00:25:24.200 all

00:25:24.460 of

00:25:24.600 the

00:25:24.700 things

00:25:24.980 with

00:25:25.160 Hillary

00:25:25.440 Clinton?

00:25:26.120 That's

00:25:26.600 been

00:25:26.780 the

00:25:26.940 big

00:25:27.140 drum.

00:25:28.500 He

00:25:28.700 himself

00:25:29.360 if

00:25:29.620 we

00:25:29.720 go

00:25:29.860 back

00:25:30.100 to

00:25:30.240 the

00:25:30.360 original

00:25:30.740 1985

00:25:31.420 timeline

00:25:32.660 Marty

00:25:32.960 McFly

00:25:33.480 we

00:25:34.080 would

00:25:34.320 see

00:25:34.760 that

00:25:36.180 he

00:25:37.660 himself

00:25:38.480 said

00:25:39.000 we're

00:25:39.420 not

00:25:39.600 going

00:25:39.740 to

00:25:39.940 pursue

00:25:40.400 Hillary

00:25:41.040 Clinton.

00:25:41.660 We're

00:25:41.860 not

00:25:42.040 going

00:25:42.140 to

00:25:42.200 go

00:25:42.340 after

00:25:42.560 the

00:25:42.720 Clintons.

00:25:43.060 It

00:25:43.580 was

00:25:43.700 a

00:25:43.840 very

00:25:44.060 tough

00:25:44.380 battle.

00:25:46.020 We

00:25:46.460 said

00:25:46.960 things

00:25:47.420 during

00:25:47.700 the

00:25:47.880 campaign.

00:25:49.240 I don't

00:25:49.580 want to

00:25:49.800 hurt

00:25:49.940 him.

00:25:51.120 We're

00:25:51.520 not

00:25:51.700 going

00:25:51.840 to

00:25:51.880 go

00:25:52.020 after

00:25:52.260 him.

00:25:53.320 He

00:25:53.960 knows

00:25:54.360 he's

00:25:54.640 not

00:25:54.840 going

00:25:54.980 to

00:25:55.060 go

00:25:55.220 after

00:25:55.560 them.

00:25:56.600 He

00:25:56.880 himself

00:25:57.440 instructed

00:25:58.160 the

00:25:58.820 Justice

00:25:59.220 Department

00:25:59.640 not

00:26:00.080 to

00:26:00.280 go

00:26:00.440 after

00:26:00.680 them.

00:26:01.200 He's

00:26:01.680 using

00:26:02.060 that

00:26:02.460 to

00:26:02.660 get

00:26:02.880 rid

00:26:03.320 of

00:26:03.600 Jeff

00:26:03.840 Sessions

00:26:04.280 to

00:26:04.920 be

00:26:05.120 able

00:26:05.400 to

00:26:05.640 put

00:26:05.900 somebody

00:26:06.400 in

00:26:06.820 that

00:26:07.400 will

00:26:08.100 replace

00:26:09.060 or

00:26:09.380 fire

00:26:09.960 the

00:26:10.600 special

00:26:11.020 counsel

00:26:11.660 looking

00:26:13.260 into

00:26:13.840 Russia

00:26:14.340 because

00:26:14.740 he

00:26:15.020 can't

00:26:15.380 do

00:26:15.560 it.

00:26:16.880 And

00:26:16.960 I

00:26:17.080 guarantee

00:26:17.460 you

00:26:17.840 when

00:26:18.100 he

00:26:18.280 gets

00:26:18.580 in

00:26:18.900 whoever

00:26:19.860 replaces

00:26:20.540 Jeff

00:26:20.840 Sessions

00:26:21.220 will

00:26:21.780 fire

00:26:22.440 the

00:26:23.320 special

00:26:23.740 prosecutor

00:26:24.300 which

00:26:24.640 will

00:26:24.760 make

00:26:24.920 things

00:26:25.240 much

00:26:25.860 worse.

00:26:26.900 He'll

00:26:27.060 fire

00:26:27.480 them

00:26:27.760 then

00:26:27.940 we'll

00:26:28.080 have

00:26:28.260 another

00:26:28.820 controversy

00:26:29.460 that

00:26:29.680 we

00:26:29.780 have

00:26:29.940 to

00:26:30.080 deal

00:26:30.300 with

00:26:30.580 and

00:26:31.840 they

00:26:32.580 will

00:26:32.920 not

00:26:33.380 pursue

00:26:33.940 Hillary

00:26:34.400 Clinton.

00:26:35.180 They

00:26:35.280 will

00:26:35.440 just

00:26:35.680 leave

00:26:36.020 it

00:26:36.120 alone.

00:26:37.780 Don't

00:26:38.220 be

00:26:38.740 played

00:26:39.720 by

00:26:40.440 what

00:26:40.800 is

00:26:41.120 happening

00:26:41.700 at

00:26:42.780 I

00:26:43.740 would

00:26:43.900 say

00:26:44.140 three

00:26:44.440 dimensional

00:26:44.860 chess

00:26:45.280 but

00:26:45.480 it's

00:26:45.680 not

00:26:45.840 even

00:26:46.060 two

00:26:46.660 dimensional

00:26:47.060 checkers

00:26:47.760 don't

00:26:48.960 be

00:26:49.140 played

00:26:49.520 by

00:26:49.780 this.

00:26:51.160 Interesting

00:26:51.720 too

00:26:52.120 that

00:26:52.660 the

00:26:52.860 former

00:26:53.140 Speaker

00:26:53.500 of the

00:26:53.740 House

00:26:54.020 yesterday

00:26:55.120 told the

00:26:57.380 truth.

00:26:58.060 He

00:26:58.200 basically

00:26:59.120 said

00:26:59.560 the

00:27:00.340 Republicans

00:27:00.820 aren't

00:27:01.100 going to

00:27:01.280 do

00:27:01.420 anything

00:27:01.640 about

00:27:01.900 Obamacare.

00:27:03.340 So

00:27:03.640 listen to

00:27:04.420 this.

00:27:04.640 This is

00:27:04.880 John

00:27:05.200 Boehner.

00:27:05.640 Listen

00:27:05.780 to

00:27:05.940 this.

00:27:06.200 Here

00:27:06.560 we

00:27:06.740 are

00:27:07.140 seven

00:27:08.740 months

00:27:09.160 into

00:27:09.560 this

00:27:10.940 year

00:27:11.320 and

00:27:12.000 yet

00:27:12.300 they've

00:27:12.940 not

00:27:13.140 passed

00:27:13.460 this

00:27:13.700 bill.

00:27:14.540 Now

00:27:14.820 they're

00:27:15.320 not

00:27:15.500 going to

00:27:15.880 repeal

00:27:16.220 and

00:27:16.340 replace

00:27:16.660 Obamacare.

00:27:17.300 It's

00:27:17.360 been

00:27:17.500 around

00:27:17.760 too

00:27:17.980 long.

00:27:18.880 And

00:27:18.980 the

00:27:19.080 American

00:27:19.280 people

00:27:19.580 have

00:27:19.740 gotten

00:27:19.920 accustomed

00:27:20.280 to

00:27:20.580 it.

00:27:21.500 Governors

00:27:22.060 have

00:27:22.220 gotten

00:27:22.480 accustomed

00:27:22.900 to

00:27:23.240 this

00:27:23.540 Medicaid

00:27:24.060 expansion.

00:27:25.440 And

00:27:25.540 so

00:27:25.800 trying

00:27:26.160 to

00:27:26.320 pull

00:27:26.580 it

00:27:26.740 back

00:27:27.180 is

00:27:27.600 really

00:27:28.160 not

00:27:28.420 going

00:27:28.640 to

00:27:28.740 work.

00:27:29.620 What

00:27:29.820 they

00:27:29.980 can

00:27:30.220 do

00:27:30.460 though

00:27:30.740 is

00:27:31.360 move

00:27:31.640 it

00:27:31.740 away

00:27:31.960 from

00:27:32.160 government

00:27:36.200 what

00:27:36.460 happens

00:27:36.820 and

00:27:37.080 individuals

00:27:37.640 have

00:27:38.180 more

00:27:38.800 control.

00:27:39.760 So

00:27:39.900 when

00:27:40.080 it's

00:27:40.220 all

00:27:40.360 said

00:27:40.580 and

00:27:40.680 done

00:27:40.840 here's

00:27:41.060 what's

00:27:41.220 going

00:27:41.360 to

00:27:41.400 happen.

00:27:42.080 You're

00:27:42.240 not

00:27:42.380 going

00:27:42.520 to

00:27:42.540 have

00:27:42.720 an

00:27:42.820 employer

00:27:43.180 mandate

00:27:43.700 anymore.

00:27:44.400 You're

00:27:44.520 not

00:27:44.660 going

00:27:44.780 to

00:27:44.800 have

00:27:44.940 the

00:27:45.080 individual

00:27:45.540 mandate.

00:27:47.740 The

00:27:48.180 Medicaid

00:27:48.520 expansion

00:27:49.100 will

00:27:49.420 be

00:27:49.620 there.

00:27:50.580 The

00:27:50.700 governors

00:27:51.100 will

00:27:51.300 have

00:27:51.460 more

00:27:51.660 control

00:27:52.060 over

00:27:52.260 their

00:27:52.400 Medicaid

00:27:52.740 populations

00:27:53.460 and

00:27:53.780 how

00:27:54.180 to

00:27:54.300 get

00:27:54.440 them

00:27:54.660 care.

00:27:55.900 And

00:27:56.260 a lot

00:27:57.100 of

00:27:57.300 Obamacare

00:27:58.340 taxes

00:27:58.760 will

00:27:58.980 probably

00:27:59.380 get.

00:28:00.420 But

00:28:00.820 they've

00:28:01.720 had a

00:28:01.960 tough

00:28:02.120 time

00:28:02.380 getting

00:28:02.620 there.

00:28:03.280 But

00:28:03.420 if

00:28:03.520 they

00:28:03.660 can't

00:28:03.980 do

00:28:04.360 health

00:28:05.580 care

00:28:05.740 reform

00:28:06.160 I

00:28:06.420 don't

00:28:06.540 know

00:28:06.700 how

00:28:07.020 they

00:28:07.640 would

00:28:07.760 ever

00:28:07.920 do

00:28:08.100 tax

00:28:08.360 reform.

00:28:08.960 Okay so

00:28:09.280 there's

00:28:09.540 John

00:28:09.800 Boehner

00:28:10.080 telling

00:28:10.600 you

00:28:10.920 they're

00:28:11.560 not

00:28:11.680 going

00:28:11.780 to

00:28:11.860 do

00:28:12.000 it.

00:28:12.140 They're

00:28:12.520 not

00:28:12.620 going

00:28:12.740 to

00:28:12.800 do

00:28:12.920 it.

00:28:13.660 Because

00:28:13.880 it's

00:28:14.740 too

00:28:14.980 entrenched

00:28:15.520 and

00:28:16.420 the

00:28:16.840 governors

00:28:17.120 love

00:28:17.520 it

00:28:17.840 and

00:28:18.080 people

00:28:18.320 are

00:28:18.440 getting

00:28:18.600 used

00:28:18.840 to

00:28:18.980 it.

00:28:19.140 So

00:28:19.200 it's

00:28:19.320 just

00:28:19.440 not

00:28:19.620 going

00:28:19.720 to

00:28:19.780 happen.

00:28:20.520 That's

00:28:20.840 the

00:28:20.960 truth.

00:28:21.320 that

00:28:22.140 is

00:28:22.380 the

00:28:22.580 truth.

00:28:23.120 And

00:28:23.240 he's

00:28:23.400 only

00:28:23.540 saying

00:28:23.740 that

00:28:23.900 because

00:28:24.040 he's

00:28:24.200 not

00:28:24.360 in

00:28:25.040 government

00:28:25.380 anymore.

00:28:26.120 Okay so

00:28:26.780 this is

00:28:27.480 the

00:28:27.620 conversation

00:28:28.220 that

00:28:28.500 they're

00:28:28.660 all

00:28:28.900 having

00:28:29.260 behind

00:28:29.600 closed

00:28:29.980 doors.

00:28:30.360 Guys look

00:28:30.800 it's

00:28:30.940 not

00:28:31.100 going

00:28:31.220 to

00:28:31.300 happen.

00:28:31.560 I know

00:28:33.900 but

00:28:34.100 the

00:28:34.220 American

00:28:34.540 people

00:28:34.900 are

00:28:35.040 expecting

00:28:35.420 us

00:28:35.680 to

00:28:35.820 do

00:28:36.020 something

00:28:36.420 and

00:28:37.100 Donald

00:28:37.380 Trump

00:28:37.660 needs

00:28:38.080 a

00:28:38.240 win.

00:28:38.660 Yeah but

00:28:38.920 it's

00:28:39.060 not

00:28:39.220 going

00:28:39.340 to

00:28:39.440 happen.

00:28:39.920 So

00:28:40.020 what

00:28:40.160 do

00:28:40.240 we

00:28:40.340 do?

00:28:41.500 Play

00:28:41.960 the

00:28:42.540 game.

00:28:44.300 All

00:28:44.540 the

00:28:44.740 world

00:28:45.060 is

00:28:45.260 but

00:28:51.320 if

00:28:52.240 you

00:28:52.380 think

00:28:52.780 somebody

00:28:53.260 in

00:28:53.600 Washington

00:28:54.000 actually

00:28:55.220 cares

00:28:55.820 about

00:28:56.260 you

00:28:56.800 with

00:28:59.000 a few

00:28:59.660 exceptions

00:29:00.320 you can

00:29:01.440 forget

00:29:01.740 about

00:29:01.980 that

00:29:02.300 and

00:29:02.540 you

00:29:02.700 know

00:29:02.920 that.

00:29:04.100 How

00:29:04.300 do

00:29:04.380 we

00:29:04.500 fix

00:29:04.700 it

00:29:04.820 then?

00:29:06.260 You

00:29:06.700 get on

00:29:06.940 the

00:29:07.060 phone

00:29:07.300 with

00:29:07.500 your

00:29:07.600 representatives?

00:29:08.500 I

00:29:08.520 think

00:29:08.960 you've

00:29:09.860 got to

00:29:10.080 get rid

00:29:10.400 of

00:29:10.540 the

00:29:10.800 leadership

00:29:11.360 but

00:29:11.820 they're

00:29:12.060 going

00:29:12.200 to

00:29:12.280 be

00:29:12.420 replaced

00:29:12.880 by

00:29:13.100 the

00:29:13.260 same

00:29:13.480 leadership.

00:29:15.140 You

00:29:15.620 have

00:29:15.940 to

00:29:16.200 cancel

00:29:16.760 you

00:29:17.240 have

00:29:17.420 to

00:29:17.560 drop

00:29:17.900 out

00:29:18.120 of

00:29:18.240 the

00:29:18.380 GOP

00:29:18.840 just

00:29:19.300 have

00:29:19.420 to

00:29:19.540 drop

00:29:19.720 out

00:29:19.880 of

00:29:21.320 it.

00:29:21.660 Get

00:29:21.800 out

00:29:21.940 of

00:29:22.020 the

00:29:22.140 DNC

00:29:22.680 get

00:29:23.260 out

00:29:23.420 of

00:29:23.480 the

00:29:23.620 GOP

00:29:24.000 stop

00:29:24.520 giving

00:29:24.800 them

00:29:25.020 money

00:29:25.280 stop

00:29:26.200 that

00:29:27.380 has

00:29:27.700 a

00:29:27.860 chance

00:29:28.300 of

00:29:28.820 actually

00:29:29.600 helping

00:29:31.380 defunding

00:29:33.260 the

00:29:33.540 GOP

00:29:34.200 and

00:29:34.560 defunding

00:29:35.340 the

00:29:35.600 DNC

00:29:36.160 when

00:29:36.620 they

00:29:36.780 start

00:29:37.060 to

00:29:37.220 see

00:29:37.420 people

00:29:37.820 really

00:29:38.340 flee

00:29:39.420 in

00:29:39.780 mass

00:29:40.100 numbers

00:29:40.520 which

00:29:41.160 they

00:29:41.320 already

00:29:41.640 have

00:29:42.120 and

00:29:42.300 it

00:29:42.460 spooked

00:29:42.760 them

00:29:42.960 a

00:29:43.080 bit

00:29:43.340 but

00:29:44.480 you

00:29:45.140 know

00:29:45.280 of

00:29:45.460 course

00:29:45.820 every

00:29:46.200 four

00:29:46.480 years

00:29:46.960 possibly

00:29:47.560 every

00:29:47.840 two

00:29:48.100 years

00:29:48.500 we

00:29:48.960 join

00:29:49.360 on

00:29:49.520 that

00:29:49.680 bandwagon

00:29:50.280 again

00:29:50.620 because

00:29:50.920 they

00:29:51.120 convince

00:29:51.540 us

00:29:51.860 if

00:29:52.340 you

00:29:52.480 don't

00:29:52.680 have

00:29:52.920 us

00:29:53.160 you've

00:29:53.400 got

00:29:53.580 nothing

00:29:54.040 and

00:29:55.340 just

00:29:55.620 get

00:29:56.100 out

00:29:56.440 defund

00:29:57.300 the

00:29:57.520 GOP

00:29:58.140 defund

00:29:58.880 the

00:29:59.100 DNC

00:29:59.720 that's

00:30:00.160 the

00:30:00.320 one

00:30:00.600 thing

00:30:00.860 you

00:30:01.020 can

00:30:01.180 do

00:30:01.500 two

00:30:02.060 one

00:30:02.400 thing

00:30:02.600 we

00:30:02.820 can

00:30:02.980 introduce

00:30:04.080 you

00:30:04.320 to

00:30:04.440 somebody

00:30:04.800 who

00:30:05.060 is

00:30:05.260 actually

00:30:05.700 doing

00:30:06.080 something

00:30:06.460 that

00:30:06.740 I

00:30:06.960 think

00:30:07.160 will

00:30:07.340 help

00:30:07.620 you

00:30:07.780 with

00:30:07.980 your

00:30:08.140 health

00:30:08.380 care

00:30:08.600 that

00:30:09.000 you

00:30:09.200 can

00:30:09.400 actually

00:30:09.840 reduce

00:30:10.320 the cost

00:30:10.760 of

00:30:10.880 your

00:30:11.000 health

00:30:11.200 care

00:30:11.420 we'll

00:30:11.900 get

00:30:12.040 to

00:30:12.180 that

00:30:12.400 later

00:30:12.740 this

00:30:13.020 week

00:30:13.300 we'll

00:30:13.500 tell

00:30:13.680 you

00:30:13.800 about

00:30:14.020 that

00:30:14.340 and

00:30:16.480 the

00:30:16.660 third

00:30:16.880 thing

00:30:17.160 is

00:30:17.580 start

00:30:18.060 to

00:30:18.480 recognize

00:30:20.200 what

00:30:22.360 principles

00:30:23.040 are

00:30:23.500 important

00:30:24.140 for

00:30:25.020 instance

00:30:25.460 Jeff

00:30:26.300 Sessions

00:30:26.700 if

00:30:27.980 Jeff

00:30:28.320 Sessions

00:30:28.780 leaves

00:30:29.420 you've

00:30:30.680 you've

00:30:31.420 destroyed

00:30:32.000 a guy

00:30:32.520 who was

00:30:33.000 on

00:30:33.380 our

00:30:33.760 side

00:30:34.320 for

00:30:35.080 much

00:30:35.580 for

00:30:36.120 much

00:30:36.620 of

00:30:36.760 his

00:30:36.940 life

00:30:37.300 did

00:30:38.000 a lot

00:30:38.360 of

00:30:38.480 things

00:30:38.860 that

00:30:39.120 most

00:30:40.020 of

00:30:40.200 us

00:30:40.380 have

00:30:40.520 agreed

00:30:40.840 with

00:30:41.180 so

00:30:42.520 he's

00:30:43.400 done

00:30:43.720 he

00:30:44.260 leaves

00:30:44.760 the

00:30:44.960 AG

00:30:45.340 it'll

00:30:45.820 be

00:30:45.900 the

00:30:46.040 first

00:30:46.260 time

00:30:46.620 that

00:30:46.880 we've

00:30:47.220 had

00:30:47.360 an

00:30:47.480 AG

00:30:47.700 for

00:30:47.960 six

00:30:48.260 months

00:30:48.560 and

00:30:48.700 then

00:30:48.860 the

00:30:49.040 first

00:30:49.240 six

00:30:49.440 months

00:30:49.640 of

00:30:49.760 a

00:30:49.860 presidency

00:30:50.220 and

00:30:50.420 then

00:30:50.520 he's

00:30:51.000 gone

00:30:51.360 but

00:30:52.560 if

00:30:53.400 he's

00:30:53.700 gone

00:30:54.040 he's

00:30:54.680 done

00:30:54.940 now

00:30:56.700 destroyed

00:30:56.940 an

00:30:57.340 advocate

00:30:57.840 that

00:30:58.420 we

00:30:58.580 had

00:30:58.940 two

00:31:00.580 what

00:31:01.860 happens

00:31:02.240 to the

00:31:02.560 rest

00:31:02.780 of

00:31:02.920 the

00:31:03.040 cabinet

00:31:03.360 if

00:31:04.460 the

00:31:04.620 rest

00:31:04.900 of

00:31:05.020 the

00:31:05.160 cabinet

00:31:05.460 can

00:31:05.740 see

00:31:06.200 that

00:31:07.320 Donald

00:31:08.300 Trump

00:31:08.640 could

00:31:08.860 come

00:31:09.120 out

00:31:09.400 and

00:31:09.680 say

00:31:10.180 the

00:31:11.060 things

00:31:11.480 that

00:31:11.680 the

00:31:11.860 cabinet

00:31:12.300 members

00:31:12.780 know

00:31:13.120 are

00:31:13.400 not

00:31:13.700 true

00:31:14.120 you're

00:31:14.700 going

00:31:14.780 to

00:31:14.880 see

00:31:15.060 more

00:31:15.300 things

00:31:15.640 like

00:31:15.880 Rex

00:31:16.140 Tillerson

00:31:16.560 Rex

00:31:17.360 Tillerson

00:31:17.720 is

00:31:17.960 just

00:31:18.580 taking

00:31:18.980 a few

00:31:19.440 days

00:31:19.840 off

00:31:20.140 because

00:31:20.380 he's

00:31:20.680 tired

00:31:21.220 uh

00:31:22.300 huh

00:31:22.660 he's

00:31:24.180 tired

00:31:24.440 of

00:31:24.660 of

00:31:25.120 of

00:31:25.560 what

00:31:25.820 apparently

00:31:27.280 over the

00:31:27.940 weekend

00:31:28.300 Rex

00:31:28.620 Tillerson

00:31:29.360 almost

00:31:29.820 had an

00:31:30.280 aneurysm

00:31:31.000 over this

00:31:31.440 Jeff

00:31:31.680 Sessions

00:31:32.040 stuff

00:31:32.440 and said

00:31:33.460 if they

00:31:33.920 can do

00:31:34.380 if he

00:31:34.760 can do

00:31:35.080 that

00:31:35.300 to him

00:31:35.900 a guy

00:31:36.740 who's

00:31:37.000 been

00:31:37.180 most

00:31:37.680 loyal

00:31:38.140 what's

00:31:39.100 he

00:31:39.160 going to

00:31:39.300 do

00:31:39.400 the

00:31:39.540 rest

00:31:39.760 of

00:31:39.940 us

00:31:40.240 he's

00:31:41.480 also

00:31:41.760 having

00:31:42.060 a

00:31:42.220 problem

00:31:42.520 because

00:31:43.040 you'll

00:31:43.680 notice

00:31:43.940 Rex

00:31:44.220 Tillerson

00:31:44.560 keeps

00:31:44.940 getting

00:31:45.220 hammered

00:31:45.720 for

00:31:45.900 he

00:31:46.160 hasn't

00:31:46.420 even

00:31:46.620 filled

00:31:46.920 some

00:31:47.180 important

00:31:47.560 posts

00:31:48.080 he's

00:31:48.740 incompetent

00:31:49.360 I can

00:31:49.800 guarantee

00:31:50.400 you

00:31:50.840 the

00:31:51.280 former

00:31:51.600 CEO

00:31:52.100 of

00:31:52.480 Exxon

00:31:52.920 Mobil

00:31:53.180 is

00:31:53.540 not

00:31:54.040 incompetent

00:31:54.960 he can

00:31:56.040 fill

00:31:56.660 some

00:31:56.980 jobs

00:31:57.580 I can

00:31:58.180 guarantee

00:31:58.880 you

00:31:59.380 what's

00:32:00.560 happening

00:32:00.960 is

00:32:01.360 according

00:32:01.860 to sources

00:32:02.540 around

00:32:02.940 Rex

00:32:03.320 is

00:32:04.100 that

00:32:04.880 the

00:32:05.300 president

00:32:05.740 is

00:32:06.680 demanding

00:32:07.280 that

00:32:07.600 everyone

00:32:07.980 kiss

00:32:08.380 his

00:32:08.680 ring

00:32:09.100 and

00:32:10.100 Rex

00:32:11.300 cannot

00:32:11.660 get

00:32:12.100 independent

00:32:12.720 minded

00:32:13.100 people

00:32:13.580 that he

00:32:14.080 wants

00:32:14.420 on his

00:32:14.800 team

00:32:15.200 to kiss

00:32:16.080 the

00:32:16.280 president's

00:32:16.800 ring

00:32:17.140 and so

00:32:18.680 Trump

00:32:19.000 is

00:32:19.220 blocking

00:32:19.680 the

00:32:20.020 people

00:32:20.320 that

00:32:20.540 he

00:32:20.740 wants

00:32:21.060 to

00:32:21.220 appoint

00:32:21.640 and

00:32:22.980 so

00:32:23.200 he's

00:32:23.480 got

00:32:23.620 the

00:32:23.800 frustration

00:32:24.360 of

00:32:24.740 that

00:32:25.180 and

00:32:26.140 then

00:32:26.360 on

00:32:26.580 top

00:32:26.960 of

00:32:27.140 it

00:32:27.340 he

00:32:27.980 has

00:32:28.540 the

00:32:28.840 frustration

00:32:29.420 of

00:32:29.980 somebody

00:32:30.700 a good

00:32:31.180 man

00:32:31.480 like

00:32:31.720 Jeff

00:32:32.000 Sessions

00:32:32.440 being

00:32:33.640 railroaded

00:32:35.000 here

00:32:35.320 if

00:32:37.320 we

00:32:37.620 get

00:32:37.880 to a

00:32:38.200 place

00:32:38.600 to

00:32:39.160 where

00:32:39.460 Rex

00:32:39.780 Tillerson

00:32:40.180 leaves

00:32:40.920 and

00:32:42.000 I

00:32:42.140 don't

00:32:42.360 believe

00:32:42.520 I

00:32:42.660 think

00:32:42.840 Rex

00:32:43.080 Tillerson

00:32:43.400 would

00:32:43.780 leave

00:32:44.100 would

00:32:44.520 have

00:32:44.640 left

00:32:44.900 already

00:32:45.480 had it

00:32:46.280 not

00:32:46.600 be

00:32:46.820 that

00:32:47.000 the

00:32:47.140 world

00:32:47.440 is

00:32:47.720 in

00:32:47.900 such

00:32:48.120 a

00:32:48.260 precarious

00:32:48.800 place

00:32:49.220 and

00:32:49.800 we

00:32:49.980 cannot

00:32:50.240 show

00:32:50.560 cracks

00:32:51.100 but

00:32:52.160 if

00:32:52.880 these

00:32:54.080 things

00:32:54.360 are

00:32:54.560 true

00:32:54.920 and

00:32:55.220 Rex

00:32:55.500 Tillerson

00:32:55.940 is

00:32:57.040 in

00:32:57.600 the

00:32:57.800 turmoil

00:32:58.260 that

00:32:58.620 he

00:32:58.900 is

00:32:59.200 in

00:32:59.480 and

00:32:59.700 believe

00:32:59.980 me

00:33:00.320 Russia

00:33:00.860 knows

00:33:01.280 he's

00:33:02.360 in

00:33:02.560 turmoil

00:33:03.020 Jeff

00:33:03.840 Sessions

00:33:04.260 our

00:33:04.560 attorney

00:33:04.940 general

00:33:05.400 is

00:33:05.780 on

00:33:06.000 his

00:33:06.140 way

00:33:06.400 out

00:33:06.760 or

00:33:07.240 under

00:33:07.540 siege

00:33:07.860 both

00:33:08.240 of

00:33:08.400 them

00:33:08.580 under

00:33:08.900 siege

00:33:09.260 from

00:33:09.740 the

00:33:09.880 press

00:33:10.280 from

00:33:10.960 the

00:33:11.160 Congress

00:33:11.620 and

00:33:12.300 from

00:33:12.500 the

00:33:12.640 White

00:33:12.820 House

00:33:13.120 you

00:33:14.680 do

00:33:14.880 that

00:33:15.120 job

00:33:15.500 you

00:33:16.480 do

00:33:16.640 that

00:33:16.840 job

00:33:17.200 where

00:33:17.540 no

00:33:17.960 one

00:33:18.220 is

00:33:18.500 giving

00:33:18.780 you

00:33:19.020 rest

00:33:19.540 no

00:33:20.580 one

00:33:20.780 saying

00:33:21.120 it's

00:33:21.400 okay

00:33:21.700 keep

00:33:22.060 fighting

00:33:22.420 you're

00:33:22.660 doing

00:33:22.820 a

00:33:22.960 great

00:33:23.180 job

00:33:23.620 you

00:33:24.220 do

00:33:24.420 that

00:33:24.800 now

00:33:26.460 hit

00:33:27.500 us

00:33:27.680 with

00:33:27.820 another

00:33:28.080 9-11

00:33:28.580 with

00:33:30.060 a

00:33:30.240 secretary

00:33:30.680 of

00:33:31.020 state

00:33:31.300 in

00:33:31.600 turmoil

00:33:31.980 and

00:33:32.800 an

00:33:33.000 attorney

00:33:33.300 general

00:33:33.820 in

00:33:34.140 turmoil

00:33:34.500 or

00:33:34.840 God

00:33:35.100 forbid

00:33:35.580 both

00:33:36.340 of

00:33:36.520 them

00:33:36.680 gone

00:33:37.080 this

00:33:38.740 is

00:33:38.940 not

00:33:39.200 good

00:33:39.580 this

00:33:40.920 is

00:33:41.100 not

00:33:41.500 good

00:33:41.940 pray

00:33:43.100 for

00:33:43.400 peace

00:33:43.980 outside

00:33:45.800 of

00:33:46.140 our

00:33:46.300 country

00:33:46.760 pray

00:33:47.860 for

00:33:48.160 sessions

00:33:48.680 and

00:33:49.320 Rex

00:33:50.620 Tillerson

00:33:51.100 pray

00:33:51.960 for

00:33:52.160 the

00:33:52.320 president

00:33:52.760 pray

00:33:53.360 for

00:33:53.600 congress

00:33:54.220 but

00:33:55.740 hold

00:33:56.120 people's

00:33:56.680 feet

00:33:56.980 to the

00:33:57.480 fire

00:33:57.720 and

00:33:57.980 hold

00:33:58.340 them

00:33:58.580 accountable

00:33:59.180 even

00:34:00.000 if

00:34:00.380 they

00:34:00.560 are

00:34:00.740 on

00:34:00.940 your

00:34:01.180 side

00:34:01.800 you're

00:34:02.940 seeing

00:34:03.240 two

00:34:03.600 people

00:34:04.100 now

00:34:04.540 possibly

00:34:05.460 being

00:34:05.900 destroyed

00:34:06.520 that

00:34:07.340 we

00:34:07.580 all

00:34:07.820 cheered

00:34:08.440 when

00:34:08.780 they

00:34:08.960 got

00:34:09.240 in

00:34:09.580 even

00:34:11.020 people

00:34:11.340 who

00:34:11.520 were

00:34:11.740 against

00:34:12.300 people

00:34:13.140 who

00:34:13.320 were

00:34:13.480 for

00:34:13.920 and

00:34:14.740 against

00:34:15.240 and

00:34:15.640 neither

00:34:15.820 of

00:34:16.020 them

00:34:16.120 have

00:34:16.600 done

00:34:16.860 anything

00:34:17.180 wrong

00:34:17.580 nothing

00:34:18.080 nothing

00:34:18.800 wrong

00:34:19.160 liberty

00:34:19.920 safe

00:34:20.300 is

00:34:20.520 not

00:34:20.740 only

00:34:20.880 making

00:34:21.080 great

00:34:21.340 safes

00:34:21.680 but

00:34:21.860 they

00:34:22.100 make

00:34:22.380 it

00:34:22.500 really

00:34:22.840 easy

00:34:23.180 to

00:34:23.360 own

00:34:23.580 one

00:34:23.840 now

00:34:24.340 liberty

00:34:24.600 safe

00:34:24.860 dot com

00:34:25.280 you can

00:34:25.560 buy a

00:34:25.920 liberty

00:34:26.100 safe

00:34:26.400 at a

00:34:26.640 great

00:34:26.920 price

00:34:27.280 and

00:34:27.460 receive

00:34:27.860 12

00:34:28.660 months

00:34:29.060 interest

00:34:29.560 free

00:34:29.820 payments

00:34:30.300 with

00:34:30.920 zero

00:34:31.220 down

00:34:31.640 and

00:34:32.040 zero

00:34:32.540 APR

00:34:33.220 they

00:34:34.300 even

00:34:34.580 offer

00:34:34.900 liberty

00:34:35.200 safes

00:34:35.520 for as

00:34:35.820 low

00:34:36.040 as

00:34:36.280 $15

00:34:37.000 a

00:34:37.700 month

00:34:38.060 liberty

00:34:38.780 has

00:34:39.180 been

00:34:39.580 a

00:34:40.300 client

00:34:40.600 of

00:34:43.920 them

00:34:44.180 make

00:34:44.380 deals

00:34:44.840 like

00:34:45.300 this

00:34:45.720 and

00:34:46.360 we're

00:34:48.180 in a

00:34:48.500 position

00:34:48.860 to

00:34:49.120 where

00:34:49.320 you

00:34:49.600 need

00:34:50.020 to

00:34:50.300 make

00:34:50.560 sure

00:34:50.760 that

00:34:50.980 your

00:34:51.180 guns

00:34:51.680 and

00:34:52.280 your

00:34:53.380 items

00:34:54.940 that

00:34:55.180 you

00:34:55.280 want

00:34:55.440 to

00:34:55.540 keep

00:34:55.720 safe

00:34:56.100 are

00:34:56.900 secure

00:34:57.460 in

00:34:57.800 your

00:34:58.000 home

00:34:58.320 liberty

00:34:59.060 safe

00:34:59.480 it

00:34:59.720 is

00:34:59.860 the

00:35:00.040 best

00:35:00.500 built

00:35:00.800 safe

00:35:01.140 on

00:35:01.400 the

00:35:01.560 planet

00:35:02.020 liberty

00:35:02.620 safe

00:35:02.980 dot

00:35:03.260 com

00:35:03.640 have

00:35:04.220 it

00:35:04.320 installed

00:35:04.760 in

00:35:05.060 your

00:35:05.220 home

00:35:05.540 interest

00:35:06.220 free

00:35:06.480 payments

00:35:06.960 or

00:35:07.200 as

00:35:07.340 low

00:35:07.500 as

00:35:07.680 $15

00:35:08.280 a

00:35:08.740 month

00:35:08.920 on

00:35:09.040 approved

00:35:09.420 credit

00:35:09.800 right

00:35:10.540 now

00:35:11.020 at

00:35:11.340 liberty

00:35:11.760 safe

00:35:12.200 dot

00:35:13.920 com

00:35:14.940 this

00:35:16.660 is

00:35:17.160 the

00:35:18.640 Glenn

00:35:19.040 Beck

00:35:19.380 program

00:35:20.100 mercury

00:35:22.080 this

00:35:26.000 is

00:35:26.300 the

00:35:26.420 Glenn

00:35:26.700 Beck

00:35:26.940 program

00:35:27.460 so

00:35:29.860 I'm

00:35:29.980 just

00:35:30.100 sitting

00:35:30.320 here

00:35:30.480 thinking

00:35:30.780 about

00:35:31.100 so

00:35:31.600 what

00:35:32.600 gives

00:35:33.080 you

00:35:33.460 hope

00:35:34.020 that

00:35:34.980 things

00:35:35.380 will

00:35:35.660 work

00:35:35.960 out

00:35:36.200 well

00:35:36.460 history

00:35:36.880 does

00:35:38.180 in

00:35:39.860 some

00:35:40.100 regard

00:35:40.460 the

00:35:40.900 last

00:35:41.240 time

00:35:41.620 that

00:35:41.800 we

00:35:41.940 were

00:35:42.100 at

00:35:42.200 each

00:35:42.360 other's

00:35:42.640 throats

00:35:42.960 like

00:35:43.580 this

00:35:44.080 I

00:35:44.680 hate

00:35:44.920 to

00:35:45.060 say

00:35:45.240 was

00:35:45.520 just

00:35:45.720 before

00:35:45.980 the

00:35:46.160 Civil

00:35:46.360 War

00:35:46.640 however

00:35:47.920 it

00:35:49.440 doesn't

00:35:49.700 have

00:35:49.840 to

00:35:49.960 end

00:35:50.140 that

00:35:50.320 way

00:35:50.540 and

00:35:51.180 remember

00:35:51.520 the

00:35:51.700 good

00:35:51.840 guys

00:35:52.060 won

00:35:52.280 in

00:35:52.400 the

00:35:52.500 Civil

00:35:52.700 War

00:35:52.980 and

00:35:54.540 they

00:35:54.700 won

00:35:55.160 because

00:35:55.660 they

00:35:56.020 had

00:35:56.440 a

00:35:56.780 righteous

00:35:57.160 cause

00:35:57.900 there

00:36:00.080 are

00:36:00.400 enough

00:36:00.720 people

00:36:01.240 now

00:36:02.520 I

00:36:02.820 think

00:36:03.040 on

00:36:03.200 both

00:36:03.460 sides

00:36:03.920 that

00:36:05.000 are

00:36:05.200 getting

00:36:05.640 fed

00:36:06.120 up

00:36:06.560 with

00:36:07.220 all

00:36:07.680 of

00:36:07.880 this

00:36:08.220 with

00:36:08.860 all

00:36:09.260 of

00:36:09.400 it

00:36:09.640 and

00:36:10.860 remember

00:36:11.460 in

00:36:11.720 1852

00:36:13.060 or

00:36:13.360 53

00:36:13.840 it

00:36:15.000 was

00:36:16.140 a group

00:36:17.780 of

00:36:18.040 mainly

00:36:18.700 Democrats

00:36:19.300 because

00:36:20.020 theirs

00:36:20.460 was the

00:36:21.460 really

00:36:21.760 corrupt

00:36:22.380 southern

00:36:23.660 slavery

00:36:24.420 party

00:36:24.900 but

00:36:26.220 some

00:36:26.700 Whigs

00:36:27.200 as well

00:36:27.980 that

00:36:29.160 stepped out

00:36:29.900 in front

00:36:30.420 and started

00:36:30.960 calling out

00:36:31.500 their own

00:36:31.880 party

00:36:32.300 and

00:36:33.660 finally

00:36:34.220 about

00:36:35.280 20 of

00:36:35.860 them

00:36:35.960 got

00:36:36.180 together

00:36:36.540 and

00:36:36.680 just

00:36:36.820 said

00:36:36.940 we're

00:36:37.100 going to

00:36:37.220 start a

00:36:37.520 new

00:36:37.640 party

00:36:37.980 but

00:36:39.140 they

00:36:39.260 were

00:36:39.400 calling

00:36:39.720 out

00:36:39.940 their

00:36:40.080 own

00:36:40.280 party

00:36:40.640 it

00:36:40.920 just

00:36:41.280 took

00:36:41.820 20

00:36:42.700 to

00:36:43.640 stand

00:36:44.160 up

00:36:44.540 and

00:36:44.840 say

00:36:45.280 you

00:36:45.800 know

00:36:45.920 what

00:36:46.200 my

00:36:47.340 party

00:36:47.800 is

00:36:48.380 not

00:36:48.820 serious

00:36:49.360 about

00:36:49.720 solving

00:36:50.680 slavery

00:36:51.240 that's

00:36:52.360 what

00:36:52.480 needs

00:36:52.740 to

00:36:52.900 happen

00:36:53.200 we

00:36:53.820 need

00:36:54.140 about

00:36:54.420 20

00:36:54.920 patriots

00:36:55.600 to

00:36:55.820 step

00:36:56.140 up

00:36:56.380 and

00:36:56.560 say

00:36:56.860 you

00:36:57.420 know

00:36:57.480 what

00:36:57.600 I'm

00:36:57.680 not

00:36:57.800 going

00:36:57.900 to

00:36:57.980 talk

00:36:58.140 about

00:36:58.320 their

00:36:58.480 party

00:36:58.780 I'm

00:36:59.000 going

00:36:59.060 to

00:36:59.100 talk

00:36:59.220 about

00:36:59.360 my

00:36:59.580 party

00:36:59.920 my

00:37:00.560 party

00:37:00.840 is

00:37:01.100 not

00:37:01.560 serious

00:37:02.200 about

00:37:02.800 helping

00:37:03.260 people

00:37:03.720 who

00:37:04.300 really

00:37:04.880 need

00:37:05.420 help

00:37:05.740 my

00:37:06.720 party

00:37:07.320 is

00:37:07.580 not

00:37:08.040 serious

00:37:08.740 about

00:37:09.400 actually

00:37:10.140 fighting

00:37:10.940 Islamists

00:37:13.180 my

00:37:13.980 party

00:37:14.200 is

00:37:14.400 not

00:37:14.620 serious

00:37:15.180 about

00:37:15.520 the

00:37:15.760 serious

00:37:16.180 issues

00:37:16.500 of

00:37:16.680 the

00:37:16.780 day

00:37:17.000 I

00:37:17.360 am

00:37:17.580 this

00:37:17.860 is

00:37:18.220 the

00:37:18.920 Glenn

00:37:19.320 Beck

00:37:19.840 program

00:37:20.620 mercury

00:37:35.420 the

00:37:36.420 blaze

00:37:36.860 radio

00:37:37.220 network

00:37:37.880 on

00:37:41.140 demand

00:37:41.640 you

00:37:44.540 know

00:37:44.640 earlier

00:37:44.980 this

00:37:45.300 week

00:37:45.560 we

00:37:45.720 started

00:37:46.120 the

00:37:46.340 week

00:37:46.580 with

00:37:46.860 this

00:37:47.120 tragedy

00:37:47.760 in

00:37:49.720 San

00:37:50.060 Antonio

00:37:50.500 and

00:37:52.200 here

00:37:52.940 in

00:37:53.140 Texas

00:37:53.440 it's

00:37:53.780 gone

00:37:53.960 back

00:37:54.200 and

00:37:54.400 forth

00:37:54.740 was

00:37:55.320 is

00:37:55.860 this

00:37:56.040 a

00:37:56.200 problem

00:37:56.600 with

00:37:57.200 not

00:37:57.900 just

00:37:58.100 letting

00:37:58.380 everybody

00:37:58.800 in

00:37:59.280 shouldn't

00:38:00.340 we

00:38:00.540 have

00:38:01.000 all

00:38:01.300 of

00:38:01.440 these

00:38:01.620 sanctuary

00:38:02.040 cities

00:38:02.640 or

00:38:03.700 is

00:38:04.300 the

00:38:04.460 problem

00:38:04.920 the

00:38:05.320 sanctuary

00:38:05.740 cities

00:38:06.560 I

00:38:08.560 know

00:38:08.820 the

00:38:09.000 driver

00:38:09.380 said

00:38:09.880 he

00:38:10.220 didn't

00:38:10.600 have

00:38:11.220 any

00:38:11.720 idea

00:38:12.480 what

00:38:12.780 was

00:38:12.980 in

00:38:13.080 the

00:38:13.220 back

00:38:13.440 of

00:38:13.600 his

00:38:13.780 truck

00:38:14.100 I

00:38:14.520 don't

00:38:14.780 believe

00:38:15.140 him

00:38:15.420 now

00:38:16.480 I'm

00:38:17.020 not

00:38:17.280 a

00:38:17.600 judge

00:38:17.880 and

00:38:18.040 a

00:38:18.180 jury

00:38:18.460 but

00:38:19.400 a

00:38:19.580 judge

00:38:19.780 and

00:38:19.980 jury

00:38:20.280 should

00:38:21.160 listen

00:38:21.680 to

00:38:21.960 the

00:38:22.200 evidence

00:38:22.700 and

00:38:23.020 if

00:38:23.200 he

00:38:23.360 is

00:38:23.700 guilty

00:38:24.180 personally

00:38:25.160 I

00:38:25.420 think

00:38:25.560 people

00:38:25.800 like

00:38:26.000 this

00:38:26.180 should

00:38:26.320 get

00:38:26.460 the

00:38:26.620 death

00:38:26.900 penalty

00:38:27.320 the

00:38:28.540 sanctuary

00:38:29.060 cities

00:38:29.700 are

00:38:30.340 dangerous

00:38:30.940 because

00:38:31.420 they

00:38:31.640 are

00:38:31.800 magnets

00:38:32.560 and

00:38:33.120 they

00:38:33.280 are

00:38:33.420 telling

00:38:33.840 people

00:38:34.920 are

00:38:35.060 in

00:38:35.300 dire

00:38:35.860 situations

00:38:36.720 just

00:38:37.580 make

00:38:37.940 it

00:38:38.100 here

00:38:38.600 and

00:38:38.960 you're

00:38:39.240 safe

00:38:39.680 well

00:38:40.260 what

00:38:40.620 is

00:38:41.420 it

00:38:41.680 that

00:38:42.100 we're

00:38:42.380 telling

00:38:42.720 these

00:38:43.100 people

00:38:43.540 to

00:38:43.840 do

00:38:44.420 to

00:38:45.180 make

00:38:45.740 it

00:38:45.940 to

00:38:46.160 their

00:38:46.380 sanctuary

00:38:46.900 city

00:38:47.540 we

00:38:48.260 begin

00:38:48.600 there

00:38:48.940 right

00:38:49.400 now

00:38:49.840 the

00:39:08.660 fusion

00:39:09.160 of

00:39:09.560 entertainment

00:39:10.200 and

00:39:10.860 enlightenment

00:39:11.400 this is

00:39:12.940 the

00:39:13.400 glenn

00:39:13.860 beck

00:39:14.840 program

00:39:16.040 san

00:39:17.020 san

00:39:17.040 san

00:39:17.060 antonio

00:39:17.480 says

00:39:17.860 that

00:39:18.060 it

00:39:18.200 is

00:39:18.400 not

00:39:18.720 a

00:39:18.880 sanctuary

00:39:19.280 city

00:39:19.720 but

00:39:19.940 it

00:39:20.180 filed

00:39:21.040 on

00:39:21.300 to

00:39:21.380 the

00:39:21.520 lawsuit

00:39:21.920 against

00:39:22.340 greg

00:39:22.680 abbott

00:39:23.100 trying

00:39:23.580 to

00:39:23.780 stop

00:39:24.160 all

00:39:24.420 sanctuary

00:39:24.920 cities

00:39:25.520 i tried

00:39:26.360 to

00:39:26.520 i tried

00:39:27.260 to

00:39:27.440 think

00:39:27.760 about

00:39:28.040 what

00:39:28.380 were

00:39:28.740 the

00:39:28.940 last

00:39:29.380 few

00:39:29.720 minutes

00:39:30.260 like

00:39:31.260 in

00:39:31.560 that

00:39:31.800 trailer

00:39:32.240 that

00:39:32.500 got

00:39:32.780 stuck

00:39:33.260 in

00:39:33.520 san

00:39:33.760 antonio

00:39:34.300 you

00:39:35.060 want

00:39:35.340 to

00:39:35.460 know

00:39:35.900 why

00:39:36.400 sanctuary

00:39:36.960 cities

00:39:37.740 are

00:39:38.420 bad

00:39:38.860 it

00:39:39.900 was

00:39:40.100 awful

00:39:40.620 and

00:39:40.940 difficult

00:39:41.300 to

00:39:41.660 imagine

00:39:42.240 but

00:39:44.380 i

00:39:44.520 tried

00:39:45.020 and

00:39:47.820 here's

00:39:48.320 what

00:39:48.960 i

00:39:49.100 imagined

00:39:49.560 at

00:39:52.160 first

00:39:52.380 we

00:39:52.520 didn't

00:39:53.000 realize

00:39:53.920 the

00:39:54.920 dead

00:39:55.160 bodies

00:39:55.580 were

00:39:55.820 at

00:39:55.940 our

00:39:56.120 feet

00:39:56.440 because

00:39:56.780 we

00:39:56.940 couldn't

00:39:57.160 see

00:39:57.380 anything

00:39:57.840 in

00:39:59.240 total

00:39:59.460 darkness

00:39:59.840 we

00:40:00.060 couldn't

00:40:00.320 help

00:40:00.540 each

00:40:00.740 other

00:40:01.000 we

00:40:02.160 were

00:40:02.280 all

00:40:02.440 trapped

00:40:02.840 maybe

00:40:05.080 after

00:40:05.400 an

00:40:05.580 hour

00:40:05.760 a

00:40:05.960 sudden

00:40:06.160 stop

00:40:06.560 and

00:40:06.660 the

00:40:06.800 squeal

00:40:07.140 of

00:40:07.360 truck

00:40:07.880 brakes

00:40:08.300 we

00:40:08.520 fell

00:40:08.800 over

00:40:09.060 each

00:40:09.300 other

00:40:09.540 and

00:40:09.720 people

00:40:10.500 groaned

00:40:11.000 in

00:40:11.140 pain

00:40:11.560 the

00:40:12.320 trailer

00:40:12.560 doors

00:40:12.880 burst

00:40:13.200 open

00:40:13.520 and

00:40:13.680 flashlights

00:40:14.280 blinded

00:40:14.800 us

00:40:14.960 a

00:40:15.120 few

00:40:15.280 smugglers

00:40:15.840 jumped

00:40:16.200 into

00:40:16.460 the

00:40:16.620 trailer

00:40:16.900 and

00:40:17.460 rushed

00:40:17.700 about

00:40:17.940 mashing

00:40:18.440 different

00:40:18.760 colored

00:40:19.100 tape

00:40:19.440 onto

00:40:19.680 our

00:40:19.860 sweat

00:40:20.140 soaked

00:40:20.540 shirts

00:40:21.220 something

00:40:22.400 about

00:40:22.700 needing

00:40:22.940 to

00:40:23.140 identify

00:40:23.540 us

00:40:23.820 when

00:40:23.980 we

00:40:24.140 arrived

00:40:24.680 the

00:40:25.560 rush

00:40:25.800 of

00:40:25.960 air

00:40:26.260 from

00:40:26.480 the

00:40:26.640 open

00:40:26.960 doors

00:40:27.380 was

00:40:27.620 hot

00:40:28.100 and

00:40:29.020 wet

00:40:29.460 but

00:40:30.220 it

00:40:30.320 was

00:40:30.480 still

00:40:30.820 a

00:40:31.040 godsend

00:40:31.660 a

00:40:32.760 few

00:40:32.940 near

00:40:33.100 the

00:40:33.240 back

00:40:33.500 tried

00:40:33.740 to

00:40:33.880 jump

00:40:34.260 out

00:40:34.520 but

00:40:34.660 the

00:40:34.800 smugglers

00:40:35.200 beat

00:40:35.500 them

00:40:35.660 back

00:40:35.940 inside

00:40:36.340 and

00:40:36.500 slammed

00:40:36.760 the

00:40:36.900 doors

00:40:37.100 shut

00:40:37.460 the

00:40:38.460 complete

00:40:38.800 darkness

00:40:39.340 returned

00:40:39.980 we

00:40:41.360 were

00:40:41.460 moving

00:40:41.760 again

00:40:42.240 and

00:40:43.040 my

00:40:43.220 head

00:40:43.520 was

00:40:43.740 throbbing

00:40:44.280 through

00:40:46.160 the

00:40:46.340 pain

00:40:46.620 my

00:40:46.800 mind

00:40:47.100 wandered

00:40:47.460 deliriously

00:40:48.040 to

00:40:48.280 the

00:40:48.460 strange

00:40:48.920 events

00:40:49.320 of

00:40:49.480 the

00:40:49.600 last

00:40:49.860 couple

00:40:50.120 of

00:40:50.280 weeks

00:40:50.600 my

00:40:51.960 home

00:40:52.220 is

00:40:52.340 in

00:40:52.440 a

00:40:52.560 village

00:40:52.780 in

00:40:53.000 central

00:40:53.260 Mexico

00:40:53.700 and

00:40:54.140 it's

00:40:55.800 where

00:40:55.960 we

00:40:56.140 worked

00:40:56.420 hard

00:40:56.780 but

00:40:57.440 we

00:40:57.580 couldn't

00:40:57.760 afford

00:40:58.100 food

00:40:58.540 or

00:40:58.760 rent

00:40:59.080 our

00:41:00.160 streets

00:41:00.620 are

00:41:00.800 violent

00:41:01.260 drug

00:41:01.600 lords

00:41:01.940 battling

00:41:02.400 for

00:41:02.680 control

00:41:03.080 of

00:41:03.240 our

00:41:03.400 town

00:41:03.760 our

00:41:05.620 family

00:41:05.840 knew

00:41:06.040 we

00:41:06.180 had

00:41:06.320 to

00:41:06.460 leave

00:41:06.700 but

00:41:06.880 where

00:41:07.240 north

00:41:08.680 to

00:41:08.900 America

00:41:09.380 maybe

00:41:11.080 Texas

00:41:11.600 or

00:41:11.860 Arizona

00:41:12.360 we

00:41:14.340 knew

00:41:14.540 Texas

00:41:14.920 would

00:41:15.200 turn

00:41:15.760 us

00:41:15.900 around

00:41:16.260 but

00:41:16.800 if

00:41:16.980 we

00:41:17.140 could

00:41:17.360 just

00:41:17.960 get

00:41:18.680 a

00:41:18.860 foothold

00:41:19.460 in

00:41:20.220 a

00:41:20.400 sanctuary

00:41:20.760 city

00:41:21.380 we

00:41:23.760 heard

00:41:23.980 about

00:41:24.220 a

00:41:24.420 service

00:41:24.880 that

00:41:25.160 guarantees

00:41:25.580 passage

00:41:26.220 to

00:41:26.540 America

00:41:26.940 for

00:41:27.260 a

00:41:27.420 price

00:41:27.800 the

00:41:28.620 service

00:41:28.960 is

00:41:29.220 run

00:41:29.520 by

00:41:29.780 a

00:41:30.020 criminal

00:41:30.560 gang

00:41:31.100 they're

00:41:32.300 dangerous

00:41:32.840 they're

00:41:33.640 very

00:41:33.980 expensive

00:41:34.520 but

00:41:35.740 what

00:41:35.920 options

00:41:36.340 do

00:41:36.520 we

00:41:36.640 have

00:41:37.000 $700

00:41:39.020 just to

00:41:39.960 get us

00:41:40.180 across

00:41:40.460 the

00:41:40.640 Rio

00:41:40.820 Grand

00:41:41.160 and

00:41:41.880 then

00:41:42.100 another

00:41:42.400 $5,500

00:41:43.220 so

00:41:44.360 the

00:41:44.560 smugglers

00:41:45.080 could

00:41:45.320 get you

00:41:45.600 to

00:41:45.700 a

00:41:45.860 sanctuary

00:41:46.200 city

00:41:46.760 $6,200

00:41:47.900 for a

00:41:49.160 chance

00:41:49.420 for the

00:41:49.680 whole

00:41:49.860 family

00:41:50.360 to

00:41:50.820 survive

00:41:51.320 it

00:41:53.540 took

00:41:53.720 our

00:41:53.880 family

00:41:54.140 five

00:41:54.600 years

00:41:54.960 to

00:41:55.200 save

00:41:55.420 enough

00:41:55.680 money

00:41:55.920 just

00:41:56.160 to

00:41:56.320 send

00:41:56.540 one

00:41:56.820 family

00:41:57.220 member

00:41:57.600 my

00:41:58.360 father

00:41:58.680 chose

00:41:59.120 me

00:41:59.620 I'm

00:42:01.580 18

00:42:01.920 I have

00:42:02.380 a

00:42:02.520 stronger

00:42:02.820 body

00:42:03.240 he

00:42:03.460 said

00:42:03.780 once

00:42:05.580 I

00:42:05.700 could

00:42:05.820 get

00:42:05.980 to

00:42:06.120 a

00:42:06.280 sanctuary

00:42:06.640 city

00:42:07.100 my

00:42:07.360 father

00:42:08.220 said

00:42:08.580 that

00:42:09.700 I

00:42:09.800 could

00:42:09.940 work

00:42:10.200 hard

00:42:10.620 I

00:42:11.400 promised

00:42:11.720 him

00:42:11.920 that

00:42:12.040 I

00:42:12.180 would

00:42:12.500 and I

00:42:12.800 would

00:42:12.920 save

00:42:13.280 my

00:42:13.520 money

00:42:13.800 and send

00:42:14.300 it

00:42:14.420 home

00:42:14.780 so

00:42:15.760 eventually

00:42:16.280 the whole

00:42:17.140 family

00:42:17.600 could have a

00:42:18.560 better life

00:42:19.120 in Mexico

00:42:19.680 two

00:42:21.440 two

00:42:21.460 days

00:42:21.840 on a

00:42:22.180 rusty

00:42:22.520 bus

00:42:22.940 to

00:42:23.140 the

00:42:23.260 Rio

00:42:23.480 Grande

00:42:23.920 then

00:42:25.040 waiting

00:42:25.420 for

00:42:25.680 nightfall

00:42:26.180 to

00:42:26.380 cross

00:42:26.680 the

00:42:26.860 river

00:42:27.120 there

00:42:27.900 was

00:42:28.000 only

00:42:28.160 one

00:42:28.380 raft

00:42:28.720 for

00:42:28.880 the

00:42:28.980 crossing

00:42:29.360 there

00:42:29.760 were

00:42:29.900 twenty

00:42:30.380 in

00:42:30.980 our

00:42:31.140 group

00:42:31.480 took

00:42:32.720 three

00:42:33.100 trips

00:42:33.660 just

00:42:33.920 to

00:42:34.040 get

00:42:34.140 everybody

00:42:34.480 across

00:42:34.920 I

00:42:35.140 was

00:42:35.280 on

00:42:35.400 the

00:42:35.500 last

00:42:35.780 trip

00:42:36.080 every

00:42:37.340 sound

00:42:37.820 terrified

00:42:38.300 me

00:42:38.600 as I

00:42:38.840 expected

00:42:39.160 floodlights

00:42:39.840 and

00:42:40.100 sirens

00:42:40.540 at any

00:42:41.000 moment

00:42:41.400 when

00:42:43.240 we

00:42:43.400 reached

00:42:43.720 the

00:42:43.920 American

00:42:44.240 side

00:42:44.540 of

00:42:44.620 the

00:42:44.740 river

00:42:45.000 two

00:42:45.460 pickup

00:42:45.800 trucks

00:42:46.180 took

00:42:46.420 us

00:42:46.600 to

00:42:49.680 finally

00:42:54.300 after

00:42:54.820 eleven

00:42:55.260 days

00:42:55.720 confined

00:42:56.220 to

00:42:56.380 this

00:42:56.560 filthy

00:42:57.200 cramped

00:42:57.840 stash

00:42:58.320 house

00:42:58.720 a

00:42:59.540 tractor

00:42:59.820 trailer

00:43:00.200 arrived

00:43:00.660 in the

00:43:00.880 middle

00:43:01.020 of the

00:43:01.240 night

00:43:01.520 we

00:43:02.620 all

00:43:02.820 were

00:43:03.060 hurried

00:43:03.400 outside

00:43:04.040 they

00:43:04.540 herded

00:43:04.860 us

00:43:05.060 into

00:43:05.520 the

00:43:05.780 cave

00:43:06.500 like

00:43:06.820 trailer

00:43:07.260 it

00:43:08.220 felt

00:43:08.500 like

00:43:08.740 stepping

00:43:09.160 into

00:43:09.520 a

00:43:09.740 furnace

00:43:10.140 the

00:43:11.140 night

00:43:11.500 doesn't

00:43:12.040 cool

00:43:12.320 down

00:43:12.720 in

00:43:13.000 Texas

00:43:13.460 my

00:43:15.200 eyes

00:43:15.560 adjusted

00:43:15.960 enough

00:43:16.280 to

00:43:16.480 glimpse

00:43:17.080 a

00:43:17.500 hundred

00:43:17.800 or

00:43:18.000 more

00:43:18.140 people

00:43:18.480 before

00:43:18.780 they

00:43:18.980 closed

00:43:19.300 the

00:43:19.460 doors

00:43:19.720 and

00:43:19.880 the

00:43:20.000 lights

00:43:20.280 vanished

00:43:20.820 confusion

00:43:22.120 murmuring

00:43:23.160 whimpering

00:43:23.880 none

00:43:24.680 of us

00:43:24.940 knew

00:43:25.120 each

00:43:25.340 other

00:43:25.620 I

00:43:27.080 leaned

00:43:27.340 against

00:43:27.600 one

00:43:27.760 of

00:43:27.840 the

00:43:27.940 trailer

00:43:28.180 walls

00:43:28.640 as

00:43:28.840 the

00:43:28.980 truck

00:43:29.180 began

00:43:29.520 moving

00:43:29.880 I

00:43:30.540 wiped

00:43:30.800 some

00:43:31.000 of

00:43:31.080 the

00:43:31.180 burning

00:43:31.400 sweat

00:43:31.760 from

00:43:31.960 my

00:43:32.160 eyes

00:43:32.440 and

00:43:32.600 blinked

00:43:32.940 them

00:43:33.060 open

00:43:33.400 still

00:43:34.840 nothing

00:43:35.080 to

00:43:35.300 see

00:43:35.480 it

00:43:35.580 was

00:43:35.720 too

00:43:35.900 dark

00:43:36.260 I

00:43:37.520 wanted

00:43:37.700 to

00:43:37.880 ask

00:43:38.100 other

00:43:38.320 passengers

00:43:38.780 how

00:43:39.000 long

00:43:39.200 they

00:43:39.360 had

00:43:39.500 been

00:43:39.660 in

00:43:39.820 here

00:43:40.040 and

00:43:40.240 where

00:43:40.520 we

00:43:40.680 were

00:43:40.820 going

00:43:41.140 but

00:43:41.360 I

00:43:41.500 couldn't

00:43:42.040 even

00:43:42.200 make

00:43:42.400 out

00:43:42.600 faces

00:43:43.040 of

00:43:43.300 people

00:43:43.540 on

00:43:43.760 either

00:43:44.000 side

00:43:44.380 of

00:43:44.520 me

00:43:44.720 I

00:43:46.100 knew

00:43:46.300 they

00:43:46.480 were

00:43:46.620 there

00:43:46.960 only

00:43:47.220 because

00:43:47.520 I

00:43:47.660 felt

00:43:47.840 their

00:43:48.000 wet

00:43:48.240 arms

00:43:48.580 and

00:43:48.780 faces

00:43:49.100 slide

00:43:49.460 across

00:43:49.800 mine

00:43:50.180 as

00:43:50.380 the

00:43:50.600 truck

00:43:51.500 jostled

00:43:52.080 us

00:43:52.300 down

00:43:52.500 the

00:43:52.680 road

00:43:53.020 just

00:43:54.740 get

00:43:55.640 to

00:43:55.840 the

00:43:56.020 sanctuary

00:43:56.420 city

00:43:57.100 after

00:44:01.200 a while

00:44:01.540 we

00:44:01.700 started

00:44:01.960 beating

00:44:02.300 on the

00:44:02.600 walls

00:44:02.880 for

00:44:03.100 help

00:44:03.440 the

00:44:05.380 driver

00:44:05.660 didn't

00:44:05.900 even

00:44:06.160 didn't

00:44:06.820 hear

00:44:07.100 us

00:44:07.280 or

00:44:07.400 ignored

00:44:07.980 us

00:44:08.380 feeling

00:44:10.120 along

00:44:10.460 a

00:44:10.700 sidewall

00:44:11.200 near

00:44:11.380 the

00:44:11.540 floor

00:44:11.760 someone

00:44:12.060 found

00:44:12.340 a

00:44:12.480 hole

00:44:12.660 no

00:44:12.840 bigger

00:44:13.060 than

00:44:13.220 a

00:44:13.380 bottle

00:44:13.640 cap

00:44:14.100 we

00:44:15.300 all

00:44:15.460 tried

00:44:15.640 to

00:44:15.760 take

00:44:15.940 turns

00:44:16.340 at

00:44:16.520 the

00:44:16.620 hole

00:44:16.860 sucking

00:44:17.340 in

00:44:17.920 what

00:44:18.220 air

00:44:18.520 they

00:44:18.800 could

00:44:19.260 it

00:44:20.360 wasn't

00:44:20.640 nearly

00:44:20.980 enough

00:44:21.500 a

00:44:23.520 brief

00:44:23.780 stop

00:44:24.200 the

00:44:24.460 rush

00:44:24.760 of

00:44:24.920 hot

00:44:25.280 outside

00:44:25.860 wind

00:44:26.280 yelling

00:44:26.760 and

00:44:27.520 the

00:44:27.660 colored

00:44:27.940 tape

00:44:28.360 to

00:44:28.580 label

00:44:28.840 us

00:44:29.200 then

00:44:29.940 back

00:44:30.340 on

00:44:30.500 the

00:44:30.620 road

00:44:30.880 and

00:44:31.020 the

00:44:31.140 heat

00:44:31.420 tightened

00:44:32.100 its

00:44:32.460 grip

00:44:32.840 vice

00:44:33.240 on

00:44:33.420 my

00:44:33.620 chest

00:44:34.020 I

00:44:34.780 heard

00:44:34.960 a

00:44:35.080 woman's

00:44:35.440 panic

00:44:35.760 breathing

00:44:36.200 then

00:44:36.400 a

00:44:36.520 long

00:44:36.780 slow

00:44:37.220 exhale

00:44:37.800 as

00:44:38.120 if

00:44:38.360 she

00:44:39.360 had

00:44:39.540 died

00:44:39.900 strange

00:44:42.260 dreaded

00:44:42.880 feeling

00:44:43.320 surged

00:44:43.780 through

00:44:44.040 me

00:44:44.200 I

00:44:44.360 thought

00:44:44.600 this

00:44:46.640 is

00:44:46.800 where

00:44:47.000 I'm

00:44:47.180 going

00:44:47.320 to

00:44:47.480 die

00:44:47.800 I

00:44:49.740 thought

00:44:49.920 of

00:44:50.040 my

00:44:50.240 mother

00:44:50.560 I

00:44:52.620 have

00:44:52.840 to

00:44:53.000 stay

00:44:53.180 alive

00:44:53.480 for

00:44:53.640 my

00:44:53.820 family

00:44:54.120 they

00:44:54.300 didn't

00:44:54.560 scrimp

00:44:54.940 and

00:44:55.120 save

00:44:55.460 for

00:44:55.700 for

00:44:56.420 all

00:44:56.640 those

00:44:56.960 years

00:44:57.340 for

00:44:57.680 their

00:44:57.840 son

00:44:58.080 to

00:44:58.220 die

00:44:58.440 like

00:44:58.660 a

00:44:58.920 pig

00:44:59.300 in

00:44:59.440 a

00:44:59.580 trailer

00:44:59.980 I

00:45:03.160 tried

00:45:03.360 to

00:45:03.520 concentrate

00:45:03.840 on

00:45:04.120 each

00:45:04.300 slow

00:45:04.680 careful

00:45:05.180 breath

00:45:05.720 my

00:45:06.720 mouth

00:45:07.100 was so

00:45:07.520 dry

00:45:07.840 it

00:45:08.020 felt

00:45:08.220 coated

00:45:08.600 in

00:45:08.880 sand

00:45:09.380 beside

00:45:11.600 me

00:45:11.800 someone

00:45:12.040 slumped

00:45:12.480 against

00:45:12.680 my

00:45:12.900 shoulder

00:45:13.200 and

00:45:13.400 then

00:45:13.620 crumpled

00:45:14.500 to the

00:45:14.820 trailer

00:45:15.080 floor

00:45:15.480 their

00:45:15.720 head

00:45:16.100 slamming

00:45:16.680 into

00:45:16.840 the

00:45:17.000 wall

00:45:17.340 a

00:45:18.260 child

00:45:18.640 sobbed

00:45:19.260 nearby

00:45:19.820 there

00:45:21.280 was no

00:45:21.660 sanctuary

00:45:22.140 here

00:45:22.780 this

00:45:23.040 is

00:45:23.220 hell

00:45:23.600 another

00:45:27.620 hour

00:45:27.960 passed

00:45:28.520 I

00:45:30.560 felt

00:45:30.860 myself

00:45:31.340 I

00:45:31.520 was

00:45:31.640 about

00:45:31.840 to

00:45:32.080 faint

00:45:32.340 a

00:45:32.500 couple

00:45:32.700 of

00:45:32.860 times

00:45:33.320 but

00:45:34.240 one

00:45:34.420 more

00:45:34.640 turn

00:45:34.940 at

00:45:35.080 the

00:45:35.200 air

00:45:35.420 hole

00:45:35.640 kept

00:45:35.920 me

00:45:36.080 barely

00:45:36.380 conscious

00:45:36.940 I

00:45:40.180 am

00:45:40.400 going

00:45:40.580 to

00:45:40.700 die

00:45:40.940 in

00:45:41.120 here

00:45:41.360 I

00:45:41.540 thought

00:45:41.820 then

00:45:45.540 the

00:45:45.700 truck

00:45:45.920 stopped

00:45:46.280 again

00:45:46.700 after

00:45:49.420 a few

00:45:49.800 more

00:45:50.100 excruciating

00:45:50.860 minutes

00:45:51.240 the doors

00:45:51.740 mercifully

00:45:52.320 swung

00:45:52.880 open

00:45:53.340 and

00:45:55.160 groups

00:45:55.500 with

00:45:55.740 certain

00:45:56.060 colored

00:45:56.380 tape

00:45:56.700 were

00:45:56.860 allowed

00:45:57.140 out

00:45:57.500 and

00:45:57.740 shoved

00:45:58.120 into

00:45:58.320 black

00:45:58.680 SUVs

00:45:59.500 not

00:45:59.820 my

00:46:00.020 group

00:46:00.300 I

00:46:01.660 opened

00:46:01.900 my

00:46:02.080 mouth

00:46:02.340 to

00:46:02.540 protest

00:46:02.920 but

00:46:03.140 my

00:46:03.300 mouth

00:46:03.560 was

00:46:03.720 so

00:46:03.940 dry

00:46:04.260 my

00:46:04.500 words

00:46:05.080 got

00:46:05.320 stuck

00:46:05.980 in

00:46:06.200 the

00:46:06.360 sand

00:46:06.820 in

00:46:07.020 my

00:46:07.220 mouth

00:46:07.660 and

00:46:08.160 the

00:46:08.300 doors

00:46:08.540 shut

00:46:08.900 closed

00:46:09.380 again

00:46:09.800 we

00:46:10.580 used

00:46:10.900 our

00:46:11.120 remaining

00:46:11.700 strength

00:46:12.320 to yell

00:46:12.880 and bang

00:46:13.360 against

00:46:13.680 the

00:46:13.880 walls

00:46:14.200 and the

00:46:14.480 doors

00:46:14.800 but no

00:46:15.420 matter

00:46:15.580 how

00:46:15.820 hard

00:46:16.040 we

00:46:16.240 pounded

00:46:16.900 we

00:46:17.120 couldn't

00:46:17.440 break

00:46:17.860 through

00:46:18.060 the

00:46:18.240 back

00:46:18.480 door

00:46:18.820 finally

00:46:21.660 the door

00:46:22.000 creaked

00:46:22.380 open

00:46:22.660 once more

00:46:23.220 and this

00:46:23.520 time

00:46:23.820 thirty

00:46:24.540 or more

00:46:24.940 people

00:46:25.300 poured

00:46:25.680 out

00:46:25.880 of

00:46:25.960 the

00:46:26.060 back

00:46:26.360 knocking

00:46:26.820 a

00:46:27.100 gray

00:46:27.420 bearded

00:46:27.860 man

00:46:28.140 to

00:46:28.280 the

00:46:28.400 ground

00:46:28.800 was he

00:46:30.180 the

00:46:30.320 driver

00:46:30.660 I

00:46:31.920 don't

00:46:32.100 know

00:46:32.440 I

00:46:34.020 started

00:46:34.300 to surge

00:46:34.800 out

00:46:35.020 with a

00:46:35.360 rest

00:46:35.740 but I

00:46:36.960 nearly

00:46:37.200 fainted

00:46:37.700 I

00:46:37.820 slumped

00:46:38.280 to

00:46:38.360 the

00:46:38.520 floor

00:46:38.840 I

00:46:39.720 heard

00:46:39.940 a

00:46:40.060 man

00:46:40.220 say

00:46:40.580 he

00:46:40.780 was

00:46:40.940 going

00:46:41.200 to

00:46:41.480 get

00:46:42.340 help

00:46:42.740 as

00:46:44.020 he

00:46:44.140 climbed

00:46:44.420 over

00:46:44.700 me

00:46:45.060 were

00:46:47.500 we

00:46:47.780 in

00:46:48.320 the

00:46:49.380 sanctuary

00:46:49.780 city

00:46:50.440 I

00:46:51.300 wondered

00:46:51.680 how

00:46:59.740 dare

00:47:00.400 people

00:47:01.320 who

00:47:02.380 fight

00:47:02.860 for

00:47:03.140 sanctuary

00:47:03.640 cities

00:47:04.420 tell

00:47:05.780 us

00:47:06.320 we

00:47:08.200 don't

00:47:08.680 care

00:47:09.100 about

00:47:09.600 people

00:47:10.300 by

00:47:13.100 holding

00:47:13.660 out

00:47:14.240 a

00:47:15.480 carrot

00:47:15.960 and

00:47:17.860 saying

00:47:18.240 just

00:47:18.580 make

00:47:18.920 it

00:47:19.080 here

00:47:19.460 and

00:47:19.640 you

00:47:19.800 don't

00:47:20.120 have

00:47:20.380 to

00:47:20.540 go

00:47:20.740 home

00:47:21.200 allows

00:47:23.640 these

00:47:24.440 criminals

00:47:25.220 coyotes

00:47:27.940 killers

00:47:30.580 to

00:47:33.640 make

00:47:33.960 thousands

00:47:35.020 of

00:47:35.460 dollars

00:47:35.960 a

00:47:36.520 quarter

00:47:36.900 of a

00:47:37.360 million

00:47:37.680 dollars

00:47:38.260 was

00:47:39.580 what

00:47:39.800 they

00:47:40.000 paid

00:47:40.580 the

00:47:40.880 people

00:47:41.280 in

00:47:41.620 that

00:47:41.960 truck

00:47:42.540 that

00:47:43.540 was

00:47:43.740 worth

00:47:44.060 between

00:47:44.400 a

00:47:44.580 quarter

00:47:44.860 and

00:47:45.160 half

00:47:45.640 a

00:47:45.980 million

00:47:46.400 dollars

00:47:46.920 of

00:47:47.700 precious

00:47:48.380 cargo

00:47:48.880 they

00:47:50.240 couldn't

00:47:50.580 even

00:47:50.880 put a

00:47:52.320 stack

00:47:52.840 of

00:47:53.080 bottled

00:47:53.420 water

00:47:53.840 in

00:47:54.060 the

00:47:54.180 back

00:47:54.520 and

00:47:58.660 why

00:47:58.960 are

00:47:59.100 they

00:47:59.240 coming

00:47:59.480 here

00:47:59.820 because

00:48:02.720 we're

00:48:03.640 unclear

00:48:04.260 about

00:48:05.740 our

00:48:05.980 policies

00:48:06.680 why

00:48:09.040 are they

00:48:09.360 coming

00:48:09.620 here

00:48:09.980 because

00:48:11.620 honestly

00:48:13.100 if our

00:48:14.740 towns

00:48:15.240 were run

00:48:15.760 over by

00:48:16.380 drug

00:48:16.760 lords

00:48:17.200 if our

00:48:18.740 towns

00:48:19.200 promised

00:48:19.760 absolutely

00:48:20.660 no way

00:48:21.880 to escape

00:48:22.680 the poverty

00:48:23.460 and

00:48:26.240 you

00:48:26.560 as a

00:48:27.080 mom

00:48:27.400 and a

00:48:27.820 dad

00:48:28.200 could

00:48:29.120 escape

00:48:29.620 the

00:48:29.880 poverty

00:48:30.280 with

00:48:30.620 your

00:48:30.800 family

00:48:31.260 or

00:48:31.980 pick

00:48:32.920 one

00:48:33.360 person

00:48:33.880 from

00:48:34.200 your

00:48:34.420 family

00:48:34.860 and

00:48:35.140 say

00:48:35.420 go

00:48:36.320 go

00:48:39.320 and make

00:48:39.940 money

00:48:40.280 and send

00:48:40.880 it back

00:48:41.460 here

00:48:41.860 because

00:48:42.720 that money

00:48:43.340 is worth

00:48:44.020 so much

00:48:44.700 more

00:48:45.080 here

00:48:45.540 it will

00:48:46.660 feed

00:48:47.100 the

00:48:47.320 family

00:48:47.740 it will

00:48:49.900 help

00:48:50.260 the

00:48:50.480 family

00:48:50.880 educate

00:48:51.940 wouldn't

00:48:54.360 you do

00:48:54.740 it

00:48:54.960 I know

00:48:56.040 I would

00:48:56.540 if the

00:48:59.200 situation

00:48:59.780 was reversed

00:49:00.520 and Mexico

00:49:01.320 was a

00:49:01.780 paradise

00:49:02.140 and I

00:49:04.180 was living

00:49:04.820 and my

00:49:05.260 family was

00:49:05.980 threatened

00:49:06.420 and Mexico

00:49:07.320 was like

00:49:07.820 just come

00:49:08.360 here

00:49:08.580 you get

00:49:08.860 to Mexico

00:49:09.340 City

00:49:09.680 you're

00:49:09.940 good

00:49:10.200 I'd

00:49:10.660 do

00:49:10.800 it

00:49:11.060 but

00:49:12.480 think

00:49:13.120 of the

00:49:13.740 crime

00:49:14.460 ring

00:49:15.080 that

00:49:15.860 that

00:49:16.140 Mexican

00:49:16.720 that

00:49:17.280 that

00:49:17.880 sanctuary

00:49:18.480 city

00:49:19.140 in

00:49:19.420 Mexico

00:49:19.900 would

00:49:21.800 build

00:49:22.460 think

00:49:24.860 of the

00:49:25.340 criminal

00:49:25.800 element

00:49:26.400 that

00:49:27.100 didn't

00:49:27.560 care

00:49:27.800 about

00:49:28.060 anything

00:49:28.400 but

00:49:28.700 money

00:49:29.260 how

00:49:29.940 they

00:49:30.160 would

00:49:30.380 cash

00:49:30.860 in

00:49:31.260 and

00:49:31.760 treat

00:49:32.160 people

00:49:32.660 exactly

00:49:33.560 like

00:49:33.940 the

00:49:34.160 Germans

00:49:34.640 treated

00:49:35.180 the

00:49:35.700 Jews

00:49:36.400 on

00:49:36.960 the

00:49:37.120 trains

00:49:37.580 to

00:49:37.800 Auschwitz

00:49:38.440 like

00:49:39.100 cattle

00:49:39.720 these

00:49:46.160 sanctuary

00:49:46.640 cities

00:49:47.220 need

00:49:47.920 to

00:49:48.040 be

00:49:48.240 stopped

00:49:48.900 our

00:49:52.760 friends

00:49:53.420 who

00:49:54.400 think

00:49:54.960 they

00:49:55.620 are

00:49:55.780 doing

00:49:56.180 right

00:49:56.920 by

00:49:57.360 people

00:49:57.800 think

00:50:00.140 that

00:50:00.380 we

00:50:00.720 don't

00:50:01.260 hear

00:50:01.740 the

00:50:02.000 cries

00:50:02.480 of

00:50:02.940 the

00:50:03.100 people

00:50:03.520 who

00:50:04.360 are

00:50:04.700 living

00:50:05.180 in

00:50:05.600 abject

00:50:06.240 poverty

00:50:06.880 and

00:50:08.480 grave

00:50:09.120 danger

00:50:09.720 we

00:50:10.500 do

00:50:11.280 we

00:50:13.160 do

00:50:13.640 we

00:50:15.800 recognize

00:50:16.480 the

00:50:17.680 human

00:50:18.460 suffering

00:50:19.120 on the

00:50:19.720 other

00:50:19.980 side

00:50:20.440 of our

00:50:20.880 border

00:50:21.220 but

00:50:26.380 everything

00:50:26.980 has

00:50:27.580 order

00:50:28.200 to it

00:50:28.740 and

00:50:29.700 if it

00:50:30.020 doesn't

00:50:30.700 if

00:50:32.880 there is

00:50:33.400 no

00:50:33.660 order

00:50:34.060 if there

00:50:34.480 is no

00:50:34.960 rule

00:50:35.460 of law

00:50:36.160 there

00:50:37.560 won't

00:50:37.940 be

00:50:38.160 anything

00:50:38.640 left

00:50:39.140 for

00:50:39.380 people

00:50:39.760 to

00:50:40.040 strive

00:50:40.640 and

00:50:41.000 swim

00:50:41.540 and

00:50:42.420 risk

00:50:44.120 their

00:50:44.380 lives

00:50:44.920 to

00:50:45.140 come

00:50:45.440 here

00:50:45.720 for

00:50:46.260 many

00:50:50.820 on our

00:50:51.260 side

00:50:52.220 of the

00:50:52.600 argument

00:50:52.960 never

00:50:54.920 articulate

00:50:55.680 the

00:50:56.780 human

00:50:58.860 suffering

00:50:59.580 on the

00:51:00.760 other

00:51:01.000 side

00:51:01.300 of the

00:51:01.480 border

00:51:01.740 we

00:51:02.420 talk

00:51:02.680 about

00:51:02.920 policies

00:51:03.620 but

00:51:06.880 I

00:51:07.180 charge

00:51:07.840 and

00:51:08.100 condemn

00:51:08.560 those

00:51:08.980 on the

00:51:09.420 other

00:51:09.740 side

00:51:10.180 of the

00:51:10.620 argument

00:51:11.020 for

00:51:11.660 doing

00:51:12.000 exactly

00:51:12.740 the

00:51:13.080 same

00:51:13.360 thing

00:51:13.740 you

00:51:14.440 see

00:51:14.780 the

00:51:15.020 poverty

00:51:15.480 in their

00:51:16.060 home

00:51:16.380 I

00:51:16.660 see

00:51:16.860 that

00:51:17.100 too

00:51:17.480 but

00:51:19.200 you

00:51:19.520 don't

00:51:19.980 see

00:51:20.360 the

00:51:20.600 death

00:51:21.100 and

00:51:21.420 destruction

00:51:22.100 on

00:51:23.620 getting

00:51:24.020 to

00:51:24.340 your

00:51:24.720 precious

00:51:25.380 sanctuary

00:51:26.180 city

00:51:26.940 for

00:51:28.860 so

00:51:29.220 many

00:51:29.620 now

00:51:32.620 this

00:51:33.020 simply

00:51:34.920 simply

00:51:36.060 safe

00:51:36.500 is our

00:51:37.080 sponsor

00:51:37.700 this half

00:51:38.160 hour

00:51:38.360 simply

00:51:38.740 safe

00:51:39.100 if

00:51:39.300 you're

00:51:39.480 planning

00:51:39.780 on

00:51:39.960 spending

00:51:40.200 any

00:51:40.420 time

00:51:40.620 the

00:51:40.760 summer

00:51:40.940 away

00:51:41.160 from

00:51:41.320 the

00:51:41.460 home

00:51:41.720 know

00:51:42.500 that

00:51:42.700 burglars

00:51:43.120 are

00:51:43.300 looking

00:51:43.540 forward

00:51:43.840 to

00:51:44.000 that

00:51:44.160 vacation

00:51:44.640 just

00:51:45.200 as

00:51:45.400 much

00:51:45.600 as

00:51:45.760 you

00:51:45.940 are

00:51:46.200 for

00:51:46.740 a

00:51:46.860 limited

00:51:47.040 time

00:51:47.340 you

00:51:47.460 can

00:51:47.580 take

00:51:47.780 a

00:51:47.920 hundred

00:51:48.240 dollars

00:51:48.600 off

00:51:48.800 simply

00:51:49.120 safe

00:51:49.400 special

00:51:49.880 summer

00:51:50.280 package

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00:51:52.500 summer

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00:51:53.380 with

00:51:53.620 simply

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00:51:54.420 you

00:51:54.980 need to

00:51:55.280 protect

00:51:55.540 your

00:51:56.940 arsenal

00:51:57.260 of

00:51:57.440 security

00:51:57.780 sensors

00:51:58.180 to

00:51:58.460 secure

00:51:58.860 each

00:51:59.160 door

00:51:59.460 every

00:51:59.840 window

00:52:00.240 somebody

00:52:00.600 breaks

00:52:00.980 glass

00:52:01.480 somebody

00:52:02.040 comes

00:52:02.360 into

00:52:02.540 your

00:52:02.720 home

00:52:02.960 you

00:52:03.080 need

00:52:03.240 a

00:52:03.360 high

00:52:03.540 definition

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00:52:04.600 snaps

00:52:05.080 the

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00:52:11.780 it

00:52:11.880 on

00:52:12.000 your

00:52:12.160 budget

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00:52:18.120 their

00:52:18.740 summer

00:52:19.080 sale

00:52:19.520 you

00:52:19.860 are

00:52:20.000 not

00:52:20.400 going

00:52:20.660 to

00:52:20.840 believe

00:52:21.240 how

00:52:21.640 inexpensive

00:52:22.200 it

00:52:22.600 is

00:52:26.940 protecting

00:52:27.540 your

00:52:27.840 home

00:52:28.200 it

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00:52:29.040 the

00:52:29.440 times

00:52:29.720 have

00:52:29.880 changed

00:52:30.360 and

00:52:30.600 these

00:52:30.780 alarm

00:52:31.060 companies

00:52:31.540 are

00:52:32.420 conning

00:52:33.320 you

00:52:33.560 you

00:52:34.260 don't

00:52:34.460 have

00:52:34.720 to

00:52:34.880 have

00:52:35.160 everything

00:52:35.560 drilled

00:52:35.980 through

00:52:36.420 the

00:52:36.720 walls

00:52:37.100 you

00:52:37.660 don't

00:52:37.840 have

00:52:38.040 to

00:52:38.160 have

00:52:38.560 a

00:52:38.880 long

00:52:39.640 term

00:52:39.960 contract

00:52:40.480 and

00:52:40.720 you

00:52:40.840 certainly

00:52:41.260 don't

00:52:41.540 have

00:52:41.680 to

00:52:41.800 pay

00:52:42.020 50

00:52:42.820 bucks

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00:52:45.700 own

00:52:46.060 the

00:52:46.260 system

00:52:46.640 $100

00:52:47.300 off

00:52:47.800 that

00:52:48.040 now

00:52:48.360 I

00:52:48.600 mean

00:52:48.740 you're

00:52:48.920 not

00:52:49.040 going

00:52:49.160 to

00:52:49.200 believe

00:52:49.440 the

00:52:49.620 price

00:52:49.920 simply

00:52:50.300 safe

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00:53:00.020 beck.com

00:53:01.140 Glenn Beck

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00:53:11.720 Glenn

00:53:12.200 Beck

00:53:12.880 program

00:53:13.760 welcome to

00:53:15.220 the program

00:53:15.680 so glad

00:53:16.280 that you

00:53:16.640 are

00:53:16.880 you're

00:53:17.800 here

00:53:17.980 there's

00:53:18.300 a

00:53:18.500 great

00:53:19.040 blackboard

00:53:22.380 lesson

00:53:22.900 chalkboard

00:53:23.300 lesson

00:53:23.560 that I

00:53:23.820 did

00:53:24.100 last

00:53:24.560 night

00:53:24.860 at

00:53:25.140 five

00:53:25.400 o'clock

00:53:25.700 you can

00:53:25.980 find it

00:53:26.200 on my

00:53:26.400 facebook

00:53:26.660 page

00:53:26.940 find it

00:53:27.240 at

00:53:27.340 glennbeck.com

00:53:28.180 because at

00:53:29.040 glennbeck.com

00:53:29.660 it also has

00:53:30.360 a story

00:53:30.880 that goes

00:53:31.260 with it

00:53:31.680 about the

00:53:32.620 things you

00:53:32.960 need to

00:53:33.220 know about

00:53:33.620 the economy

00:53:34.280 and things

00:53:34.820 that you

00:53:35.120 need to

00:53:35.980 understand

00:53:37.200 and what

00:53:38.020 you can

00:53:38.440 do about

00:53:39.100 it

00:53:39.300 you can

00:53:39.980 find that

00:53:40.720 at

00:53:41.460 glennbeck.com

00:53:42.540 and

00:53:43.460 last night

00:53:44.160 I did

00:53:44.440 a

00:53:44.700 chalkboard

00:53:46.100 probably

00:53:46.460 I mean

00:53:46.820 it's the

00:53:47.180 closest to

00:53:47.700 an old

00:53:48.020 fox

00:53:48.420 chalkboard

00:53:48.860 thing

00:53:49.120 that I've

00:53:49.560 done

00:53:49.940 in a

00:53:50.140 long

00:53:50.300 time

00:53:50.620 and

00:53:52.660 I was

00:53:53.440 just

00:53:53.700 I was

00:53:54.180 working on

00:53:54.600 this

00:53:54.740 chalkboard

00:53:55.200 and

00:53:55.460 there

00:53:55.880 happened

00:53:56.120 to be

00:53:56.380 two

00:53:56.640 chia

00:53:56.940 pet

00:53:57.320 heads

00:53:59.220 on the

00:54:00.220 desk

00:54:00.500 in front

00:54:00.860 of me

00:54:01.060 one was

00:54:01.460 a

00:54:01.600 Trump

00:54:01.860 and

00:54:02.020 one

00:54:02.200 was

00:54:02.360 a

00:54:02.500 Clinton

00:54:02.800 chia

00:54:03.180 pet

00:54:03.440 head

00:54:03.680 and I

00:54:04.600 explained

00:54:05.360 asset

00:54:06.580 bubbles

00:54:07.060 with

00:54:08.260 with

00:54:08.280 with the

00:54:08.460 chia

00:54:08.660 pet

00:54:08.940 heads

00:54:09.360 and

00:54:10.020 obviously

00:54:11.320 that's

00:54:12.160 very

00:54:12.720 standard

00:54:13.200 Harvard

00:54:13.560 business

00:54:13.940 school

00:54:14.240 practice

00:54:14.680 exactly

00:54:15.320 right

00:54:15.680 you use

00:54:16.420 what you

00:54:16.680 got in

00:54:16.980 front

00:54:17.160 of you

00:54:17.420 and

00:54:18.820 I think

00:54:19.520 you'll

00:54:19.780 enjoy it

00:54:20.700 it's a

00:54:21.100 blackboard

00:54:21.620 you can

00:54:21.860 find it

00:54:22.340 at

00:54:23.100 glennbeck.com

00:54:24.700 okay

00:54:25.940 so

00:54:26.840 you know

00:54:27.860 Donald

00:54:28.700 Trump

00:54:28.980 and I'm

00:54:29.200 not going

00:54:29.420 to go

00:54:29.580 through the

00:54:30.080 Twitter feed

00:54:31.780 this morning

00:54:32.200 but this is

00:54:33.180 his maximum

00:54:34.000 time of

00:54:34.760 tweeting

00:54:35.040 right

00:54:35.400 yeah

00:54:37.260 sure

00:54:37.780 right in

00:54:38.200 the morning

00:54:38.540 this is the

00:54:39.060 maximum

00:54:39.360 yeah we've

00:54:40.120 got a couple

00:54:40.500 bigger things

00:54:40.960 that have

00:54:41.160 happened

00:54:41.400 this morning

00:54:41.860 yeah

00:54:42.200 yeah I know

00:54:42.760 I really

00:54:43.980 think he

00:54:44.680 gets up

00:54:45.240 sits on

00:54:47.060 the john

00:54:47.520 tweets a few

00:54:48.640 things

00:54:49.100 maybe you

00:54:51.160 know washes

00:54:51.600 his face

00:54:52.300 has some

00:54:53.000 breakfast

00:54:53.400 gets a

00:54:54.080 briefing

00:54:54.460 tweets some

00:54:55.180 more things

00:54:55.900 gets dressed

00:54:57.660 watching the

00:54:58.700 news

00:54:59.220 tweets a few

00:55:00.420 things

00:55:00.820 that seemed

00:55:01.040 like the

00:55:01.320 rundown

00:55:01.640 today

00:55:02.020 is it

00:55:02.620 that was

00:55:02.860 that was

00:55:03.180 the schedule

00:55:03.480 today because

00:55:04.020 about four

00:55:04.500 hours ago he

00:55:05.120 did a couple

00:55:05.640 he took a

00:55:06.120 little break

00:55:06.640 and then

00:55:07.220 then about an

00:55:08.540 hour or so

00:55:09.100 ago he

00:55:09.740 hit a couple

00:55:10.800 took a little

00:55:11.500 break

00:55:11.980 then he hit

00:55:12.780 again for about

00:55:13.440 another 20

00:55:14.020 minutes so

00:55:14.620 that's what

00:55:15.020 that's he gets

00:55:15.700 that break in

00:55:16.240 there yeah

00:55:16.660 and then he goes

00:55:17.360 to work

00:55:17.720 did you cover the

00:55:18.440 actual tweet i

00:55:19.320 mean this

00:55:19.600 another sessions

00:55:20.460 anti-sessions

00:55:21.160 one today

00:55:21.680 couple of

00:55:22.600 why didn't

00:55:23.580 ag sessions

00:55:24.600 replace acting

00:55:25.620 fbi director

00:55:26.440 andrew mccabe a

00:55:27.320 comey friend who

00:55:28.040 was in charge of

00:55:28.660 clinton investigation

00:55:29.440 but got big

00:55:30.080 dollars 700,000

00:55:31.260 for his wife's

00:55:32.180 political run from

00:55:32.940 hillary clinton and

00:55:33.580 her representatives

00:55:34.140 drained the

00:55:34.720 swamp that's two

00:55:35.900 tweets now of

00:55:37.020 course first of

00:55:38.520 all he asked

00:55:40.400 comey to stay

00:55:42.460 on so him

00:55:44.240 being a comey

00:55:45.600 friend wouldn't

00:55:46.500 necessarily be a

00:55:47.660 negative at that

00:55:48.640 point

00:55:48.980 additionally the

00:55:51.540 $700,000 is

00:55:52.640 very misleading

00:55:54.020 is mccabe mccabe's

00:55:57.080 wife ran for a

00:55:57.940 democratic position

00:55:58.740 and she did

00:56:01.480 receive money

00:56:02.480 from not the

00:56:03.820 clintons but

00:56:04.920 terry mcauliffe and

00:56:06.020 his organization and

00:56:06.860 another democratic

00:56:07.580 organization for that

00:56:08.940 run which she didn't

00:56:09.820 win now there is a

00:56:10.940 separation there

00:56:11.500 however i think it's a

00:56:12.740 very thin it's not

00:56:14.400 veneer but it was

00:56:15.680 before any of this

00:56:16.640 stuff happened yes

00:56:17.560 you didn't have

00:56:18.280 these roles he

00:56:19.020 wasn't involved in

00:56:19.700 the investigation yes

00:56:20.800 so i mean i and

00:56:23.260 again he's still

00:56:23.900 there he's acting

00:56:24.820 fbi director right

00:56:26.040 now like i really

00:56:27.680 needs to he's amazing

00:56:29.060 in that he just

00:56:29.560 doesn't he doesn't i

00:56:31.040 mean these things

00:56:31.880 keep happening to

00:56:32.640 him and he just

00:56:33.880 keeps calling these

00:56:34.760 people out and he

00:56:35.800 keeps rewriting the

00:56:36.660 timeline yep yeah

00:56:38.120 every line is yes

00:56:39.420 he's doing that

00:56:40.000 timeline is he's

00:56:40.920 doing that to

00:56:41.580 sessions and he's

00:56:42.480 doing it now with

00:56:43.340 this mccabe thing

00:56:44.100 so what do you if

00:56:45.960 you're sessions what

00:56:47.860 do you do probably

00:56:50.000 leave your job is

00:56:52.600 over i mean yeah

00:56:53.840 and you took that

00:56:54.960 job in the private

00:56:55.840 sector and start

00:56:56.480 making some serious

00:56:57.240 money yeah well but

00:56:58.480 that's not what he's

00:56:59.280 about i mean he's

00:57:00.120 always been about

00:57:00.800 let's let's let's

00:57:03.340 curb the crime for

00:57:05.540 illegal aliens let's

00:57:07.160 let's actually enforce

00:57:09.040 the law on illegal

00:57:10.240 aliens i mean that's

00:57:12.220 why he's in there i

00:57:13.400 think that guy knows

00:57:15.080 he can do more good

00:57:16.300 as the attorney

00:57:17.120 general but he

00:57:18.780 doesn't know how

00:57:19.280 long he's gonna

00:57:19.780 last i think you

00:57:20.540 just you put your

00:57:21.220 nose to the

00:57:21.680 grindstone and ignore

00:57:22.920 twitter that's he

00:57:23.980 wants to come fire

00:57:24.560 you let him come

00:57:25.000 fire you but i mean

00:57:25.660 he could sit here

00:57:26.200 and blab all he

00:57:27.040 wants on twitter you

00:57:28.060 imagine come and

00:57:28.960 fire me then do

00:57:30.000 imagine having a

00:57:30.760 boss like that who

00:57:33.040 kept threatening wants

00:57:34.040 you to quit but just

00:57:34.980 makes your life a

00:57:35.920 living hell i mean

00:57:37.660 holy cow by the way

00:57:38.840 jeffrey get out i

00:57:39.760 couldn't imagine

00:57:40.340 get out one second

00:57:41.660 i'll shut the

00:57:42.980 pie hole

00:57:43.500 the glenbeck program

00:57:48.760 the glenbeck program

00:57:59.080 joe in texas welcome

00:58:01.480 to the glenbeck program

00:58:02.360 good morning glen how

00:58:04.260 are you good brother how

00:58:05.300 are you all right i'm a

00:58:06.780 truck driver uh lives in

00:58:08.000 texas now originally from

00:58:08.880 jersey and you know

00:58:10.060 there is no way that

00:58:12.460 he did not know who

00:58:13.480 was in there because i

00:58:15.120 know when you get to

00:58:16.460 like a delivery stop and

00:58:18.480 they unload your truck

00:58:19.700 they will sometimes bang

00:58:22.120 on the side of your

00:58:23.800 trailer from the inside

00:58:25.020 and you can hear that

00:58:26.620 that's just one person

00:58:28.060 banging on the truck so

00:58:29.620 this this this truck

00:58:31.020 driver who pulled into

00:58:33.020 san antonio and is now

00:58:34.560 testifying he had

00:58:35.880 absolutely no idea those

00:58:37.900 illegals a hundred of

00:58:39.340 them were in the back

00:58:40.780 of his truck some of

00:58:42.080 them dead no if they

00:58:44.120 were banging on the

00:58:44.920 truck that you could

00:58:45.800 hear that and another

00:58:47.140 thing that's funny if he

00:58:48.040 came out of laredo i

00:58:49.860 mean a normal truck

00:58:50.700 driver okay they say

00:58:52.040 the trailer's empty you

00:58:52.980 always check to make

00:58:54.340 sure it's empty and if

00:58:56.180 he came out from laredo

00:58:57.320 he had to go through a

00:58:58.940 border checkpoint right

00:59:00.880 on 35 way down there

00:59:02.540 there's no way that he

00:59:05.520 did not know what was

00:59:06.460 in that truck like i

00:59:07.320 said what you can hear

00:59:08.540 one person banging on

00:59:09.840 the truck if there's

00:59:10.980 four or five or six

00:59:12.080 people banging on an

00:59:13.160 empty truck you're going

00:59:14.460 to hear that there's no

00:59:15.920 way so all right so

00:59:17.580 joe so joe what what

00:59:19.880 has to happen to these

00:59:21.840 truck drivers that are

00:59:23.020 doing this they should

00:59:24.620 go to jail or and if

00:59:27.120 he's found guilty i

00:59:28.240 believe that he should

00:59:29.180 be get the death penalty

00:59:30.660 too i mean this has got

00:59:31.700 to stop i mean yeah

00:59:33.220 the people should not

00:59:34.240 have came into the

00:59:34.940 country illegally but

00:59:36.780 they shouldn't be in

00:59:38.520 the back of a trailer

00:59:39.940 just literally cooking

00:59:41.780 to death because i've

00:59:43.400 been in trailers helping

00:59:44.820 to unload in the

00:59:45.900 summertime with the

00:59:47.020 back doors open and

00:59:48.640 i'm still sweating like

00:59:49.500 a pig and especially

00:59:52.160 in the heat in texas i

00:59:53.520 mean it's it's that's

00:59:55.660 an oven in texas that's

00:59:57.560 an oven i can't even

00:59:59.060 imagine what a closed

01:00:00.440 truck in texas would

01:00:03.480 feel like 130 degrees

01:00:05.620 140 probably you you

01:00:08.000 don't want to like i

01:00:09.520 said i live down here

01:00:10.300 now 12 years and

01:00:11.200 sometimes i wish that i

01:00:13.100 was back in jersey

01:00:14.040 because it can get so

01:00:15.560 hot in texas oh my

01:00:16.960 god especially in the

01:00:18.720 trailer we all long for

01:00:20.280 the beauty of new

01:00:20.980 jersey we all do we

01:00:22.520 all do and the

01:00:23.160 governors up there um

01:00:24.740 hey joe one one last

01:00:25.900 question how are you

01:00:27.380 guys as truck drivers

01:00:28.900 are you talking about

01:00:30.800 or preparing at all

01:00:32.140 for the revolution in

01:00:34.420 self-driving trucks uh

01:00:36.880 no because hopefully by

01:00:38.400 the time that happens i'll

01:00:40.420 be retired

01:00:41.000 okay but if that happens

01:00:44.100 i don't care but you

01:00:45.740 know i look at it this

01:00:47.000 way it's progress you

01:00:48.720 know if it happens it

01:00:49.780 happens there's nothing i

01:00:51.380 can do about it yeah i

01:00:53.000 hope i hope it don't

01:00:53.960 happen because yeah i

01:00:54.820 want to keep the roof

01:00:55.540 over my head and make

01:00:57.000 the wife make the wife

01:00:58.180 happy but you know

01:00:59.120 what if it happens it

01:01:00.780 happens not much i can

01:01:01.920 do about it thanks joe

01:01:04.300 i appreciate it god

01:01:04.980 bless it is gonna it is

01:01:08.360 gonna happen the only

01:01:09.160 thing will stop it is

01:01:11.840 rural america um but in

01:01:14.860 the cities and on the

01:01:16.300 coastlines um you'll have

01:01:18.900 automated trucks but

01:01:20.000 when you get down to the

01:01:21.840 small towns you got to

01:01:23.020 have a driver because

01:01:24.060 most of that's just not

01:01:25.580 mapped and you know it's

01:01:27.140 just it's just not like

01:01:28.120 it is in the cities where

01:01:29.120 they know everything in

01:01:30.080 some countries they

01:01:30.680 actually don't have maps

01:01:31.680 uh yeah we thought that

01:01:33.180 out a number of years

01:01:34.000 ago we did in fact a lot

01:01:34.920 of u.s americans don't

01:01:36.060 have maps okay um why

01:01:37.960 you're going back to like

01:01:39.340 the what was it miss

01:01:40.440 2007 yeah 2007

01:01:42.580 but what do you mean

01:01:44.040 they're not mapped have

01:01:45.300 you ever used a gps of

01:01:46.640 course they're all mapped

01:01:47.440 no that they're not mapped

01:01:48.620 like they are in the

01:01:49.780 cities if you if you do

01:01:51.260 any research on um for

01:01:53.400 instance um uber is you

01:01:56.300 know wanting to spread

01:01:56.960 out well first people

01:01:58.640 aren't calling for cabs

01:01:59.960 generally out in you know

01:02:01.260 the middle of the country

01:02:02.320 um but second uber uh says

01:02:05.560 their biggest stumbling

01:02:06.440 block is it is not mapped

01:02:08.720 the way the cities are not

01:02:10.680 every single square inch is

01:02:13.080 mapped and you know some of

01:02:15.140 these are farm roads etc etc

01:02:16.880 and it's just not going to

01:02:17.820 happen you see that in

01:02:18.580 google street view when you

01:02:19.640 try to get super close on

01:02:21.040 a rural area and you

01:02:21.940 can't necessarily get

01:02:23.100 there right um however

01:02:24.140 you know with trucking i

01:02:26.060 mean it's passing through

01:02:26.900 these areas on highways all

01:02:28.360 the time the highways are

01:02:29.480 the subways are fine yeah

01:02:30.540 the highways are fine so

01:02:31.620 then you could just you

01:02:32.400 can do a distribution point

01:02:34.920 easily yes and that's just

01:02:36.420 a short-term thing right

01:02:37.580 yes there's desire for

01:02:39.060 local deliveries correct

01:02:40.520 you're going to map

01:02:41.400 whatever they need to do

01:02:42.160 that's a short process

01:02:43.480 correct as compared to

01:02:45.400 changing the entire

01:02:46.340 transportation system so i

01:02:48.780 mean you i don't see how

01:02:49.720 that doesn't happen

01:02:50.200 there's no there's no way

01:02:51.720 that doesn't happen

01:02:52.360 eventually i mean it might

01:02:53.360 take 10 years it might take

01:02:55.260 40 years or it's but you

01:02:57.020 know or three yeah they're

01:02:57.960 talking or three they're

01:02:58.860 talking five years we're

01:03:00.900 now talking about automated

01:03:02.320 trucks in five years

01:03:03.500 five years on the road on

01:03:04.740 the road right they already

01:03:05.780 are on the road yeah i mean

01:03:06.740 you're saying like i mean

01:03:08.060 because there's a

01:03:08.460 percentage of business

01:03:09.320 right i mean no it

01:03:10.360 takes i think it's i think

01:03:11.640 it's 15 years let's say we

01:03:13.220 go to automated drivers

01:03:14.320 okay it takes 15 years to

01:03:17.020 turn a fleet over the

01:03:18.340 every car on the road

01:03:20.220 generally it takes 15 years

01:03:22.440 to turn everything over so

01:03:24.240 if they started automated

01:03:26.040 driving today and they

01:03:28.200 didn't mandate that

01:03:29.940 everybody had to buy an

01:03:31.400 automated car it'll take

01:03:33.520 15 years before you start

01:03:35.320 to see almost every single

01:03:38.220 car except that cool

01:03:39.340 antique car it'll take you

01:03:41.460 15 years to totally change

01:03:43.440 over the fleet to an

01:03:45.100 automated car and the

01:03:46.060 bottom line is this is

01:03:47.180 everyone's gonna like it

01:03:48.500 more they're gonna like it

01:03:49.640 and that's the problem it

01:03:51.000 will have to be mandated

01:03:51.880 because uh you'll have

01:03:54.600 human error mixed with

01:03:57.420 automation and they won't

01:03:58.960 tolerate that so they'll

01:04:00.500 they'll take human error

01:04:02.060 out of the equation and

01:04:03.280 they'll just say it's too

01:04:04.060 dangerous for you to drive

01:04:05.180 with these other vehicles on

01:04:06.620 the road you got it you can

01:04:08.340 still drive you can still

01:04:09.440 drive but they're gonna

01:04:10.340 have to turn it over to to

01:04:12.560 the automation for

01:04:13.740 everybody right otherwise

01:04:15.620 you're gonna have chaos

01:04:16.860 did you see that um uh the

01:04:19.720 eu just banned gas and

01:04:22.520 diesel yeah by 2040 yeah

01:04:25.560 no gas or diesel engines

01:04:27.640 anymore by 2040 yeah

01:04:29.560 good luck with that they got

01:04:32.120 rid of the they got rid of

01:04:33.460 the am radio the fm radio and

01:04:36.280 now the and now the combustion

01:04:38.900 we just saw radio terrestrial

01:04:43.000 radio still by far number one

01:04:45.240 92 percent far number one

01:04:47.320 people people tune into to

01:04:49.160 uh terrestrial radio uh ever

01:04:51.820 92 percent of people every

01:04:53.300 week where i think we looked at

01:04:54.980 podcasts as well and it's 24

01:04:56.640 percent every week

01:04:57.480 unbelievable i mean in fact i

01:04:59.280 think it was only 40 percent of

01:05:00.860 people have ever listened to a

01:05:02.680 podcast so what you're saying is

01:05:03.960 radio is dying 40 percent 40

01:05:06.000 percent have ever listened to one

01:05:07.340 now of course that's an

01:05:08.360 incredible increase from years

01:05:09.880 and years ago when it was zero

01:05:10.840 percent yeah um but i mean

01:05:12.860 people forget that this medium

01:05:14.400 is still really freaking

01:05:15.680 powerful and its demise has been

01:05:18.320 predicted since tv was invented

01:05:20.700 yeah and if you wanted to have a

01:05:21.920 note of what how powerful it is

01:05:23.440 ask john mccain uh who was up

01:05:25.640 there railing about it uh just

01:05:27.400 yesterday and john boehner

01:05:29.340 john boehner was out doing the

01:05:32.280 same thing he was he was talking

01:05:34.360 about the evils of talk radio and

01:05:35.880 how talk really you can't get

01:05:37.020 anything done when he was in

01:05:38.200 office he couldn't get anything

01:05:39.440 done because talk radio stopped

01:05:40.920 him every everywhere every every

01:05:42.940 time good i hope that's true

01:05:47.260 good it's funny it's like if you

01:05:49.260 don't think you have an impact

01:05:50.340 wait till these guys get out of

01:05:52.100 office and they all start talking

01:05:53.560 about what the impact you have

01:05:54.680 they don't admit it when they're

01:05:55.500 there oh yeah uh but they are very

01:05:57.420 frustrated about it uh beforehand

01:05:59.440 which is i i don't know i think

01:06:01.080 they all love talk they love talk

01:06:02.980 radio when we were friendly but

01:06:05.560 soon as we as soon as we caught

01:06:07.060 on to their weasel ship we're like

01:06:09.440 ah okay then they hated us then

01:06:13.000 talk radio has to be either co-opted

01:06:15.820 or destroyed um and uh fortunately

01:06:19.360 neither has happened by the way

01:06:21.100 would like to take just a second and

01:06:22.840 say thank you for listening to this

01:06:25.360 program thank you for telling

01:06:26.840 friends about this program uh we just

01:06:29.860 saw a new ratings period and we are

01:06:32.120 up uh 11 percent we were all kind of

01:06:35.640 surprised by that um but uh double

01:06:38.240 digit growth at a time when almost

01:06:40.300 everybody else is going down we we

01:06:42.320 really appreciate it so thank you uh

01:06:45.520 for listening to this program on

01:06:47.900 tomorrow's program an author of a book

01:06:50.380 who i think this book is game

01:06:52.400 changing it is called friction and you

01:06:56.960 can't buy it uh digitally you have to

01:07:00.080 you have to have the book sent to you

01:07:01.780 and they do it for a reason and i think

01:07:03.820 it's a very uh good reason um it's my

01:07:08.280 i was just thinking that's my

01:07:09.860 conjecture we'll have to ask him when

01:07:11.880 he's here but i think they use the

01:07:14.180 philosophy of the book on the book and

01:07:17.900 you i don't know if you would connect

01:07:19.400 with it the same if it is not a printed

01:07:23.080 book would you agree with that probably

01:07:24.480 yeah yeah because it's done in the

01:07:27.080 style sort of of it an inconvenient book

01:07:30.040 and um arguing with arguing with

01:07:32.380 idiots yeah and it's really easy to read

01:07:35.640 uh-huh um you pick it up i was just

01:07:37.860 talking to somebody last night one of

01:07:38.980 the managers of our of our company and

01:07:41.680 um he came into town he said glenn the

01:07:44.440 friction book he said i saved that for

01:07:46.960 last because it's a really thick book and

01:07:49.140 he said i didn't flip through the pages

01:07:50.880 and he said i thought oh geez i got one

01:07:53.760 more long book to read he said i started

01:07:56.840 reading it i finished it in you know two

01:07:59.540 or three sittings and he said it was the

01:08:02.740 easiest book i've ever read it's a fun

01:08:05.640 read too i really enjoyed it yeah anyway

01:08:08.060 it's about um building the companies of

01:08:11.980 tomorrow and and i think it's about really

01:08:16.100 building the family the company the the

01:08:19.440 person of tomorrow and and how to do

01:08:22.900 this this is so far beyond what they talk

01:08:26.120 about in the book um but it helps you

01:08:28.920 understand where the world is and where

01:08:31.300 the world is going and what perhaps the

01:08:34.400 problem is if you run a small business um

01:08:38.060 these guys have done commercials for ford

01:08:41.100 ford and apple and everything else and

01:08:44.200 it's a it's really kind of an excoriation

01:08:46.400 of of our business uh of commercials and i i

01:08:51.660 called them up and i said okay all right

01:08:55.140 i've got a platform of commercials help me

01:08:59.580 redesign the commercial and he said oh i

01:09:02.460 haven't thought about it from your angle

01:09:03.980 i'm like oh what you're the friction guy i'm

01:09:07.640 like i love your what do you mean you

01:09:09.080 you have to think about it from our

01:09:10.940 angle too um but uh it's it's how to

01:09:15.500 connect with people in a truly authentic

01:09:18.500 way in a way that is has never really been

01:09:22.240 done before until now and now it's the

01:09:26.580 natural way people are connecting and uh

01:09:30.360 it's really exciting but he'll be on with

01:09:32.500 us tomorrow for a few minutes and then i'm

01:09:34.400 doing an hour uh with him on television

01:09:36.840 the name of the book is friction and i

01:09:39.400 think it's uh something well worth your

01:09:42.080 time to read i i think we bought a good

01:09:46.200 portion of the books that put him on a

01:09:47.860 new york times bestseller because

01:09:49.160 uh everybody i assigned it to everybody in

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01:12:11.520 this is the glennbeck program mercury

01:12:17.720 triple eight seven two seven back

01:12:23.620 this is the glennbeck program speaking of

01:12:27.700 uh the uh speaking of the economy what

01:12:32.200 happened what happened in um in uh in the

01:12:36.540 great depression what did fdr do with the

01:12:39.040 giant companies to to save the economy

01:12:41.840 to help right how did he help them you

01:12:44.420 guys remember he called all of like the

01:12:47.300 big three automakers there was there was

01:12:49.760 auburn that a great great car there was

01:12:54.160 cord there were great cars that were

01:12:57.280 being built in america at the time and he

01:13:00.340 said look the economy's in trouble let's

01:13:02.780 bring the three automakers in well the

01:13:05.280 three automakers said oh we can help but

01:13:08.220 they made all kinds of regulations that

01:13:10.180 boxed out the little guy that's why you've

01:13:12.560 never heard of auburn or cord these were

01:13:16.000 unbelievable cars they're still unbelievable

01:13:20.200 cars today but they don't make them anymore

01:13:22.980 because the great depression put them out

01:13:25.080 of business because the big three were the

01:13:27.480 ones called to washington listen to this

01:13:29.760 republicans want the ceos of facebook google

01:13:33.860 at&t and comcast to testify to congress about

01:13:38.960 solving net neutrality what the hell do you

01:13:42.900 think they're gonna say good golly facebook

01:13:46.660 google at&t and comcast they're gonna write

01:13:50.320 it in such a way they'll help congress and

01:13:53.260 they will block out every single little guy

01:13:56.620 every single startup everybody who has a new

01:13:59.620 creative idea stop it republicans we already

01:14:03.760 went down that road we already went down

01:14:06.060 that road oh my gosh we got to beat this back

01:14:09.760 again yep by republicans now yep yes we do i

01:14:14.860 mean i you know what frustrating can we get

01:14:17.920 uh chairman pie on the the fcc commissioner

01:14:20.660 he was great when he was with us last time

01:14:23.460 yeah let's get him to give us uh an update

01:14:26.500 on net neutrality and find out what the heck is

01:14:29.760 going on because he'll understand the great

01:14:32.940 depression that's what happened last time you

01:14:36.040 don't go and ask the big three or in this case the

01:14:38.680 big five hey how do we make it safe for people

01:14:42.820 who want to have internet yeah let's go ask those

01:14:46.520 guys

01:14:47.120 the glenn beck program mercury

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01:16:13.200 hello america welcome to the uh glenbeck program we're glad that you are here your roomba may be

01:16:22.620 mapping your home and collecting data that could be sold you now have to worry about your freaking

01:16:28.160 vacuum 460 pound man has dropped half his weight how did he do it jeff you're not gonna like it we'll

01:16:37.260 get to that here in just a second also a wisconsin company is uh installing rice-sized microchips

01:16:44.420 in its employees hands that's good well yay no it's not actually right you know what if it just

01:16:54.040 starts it faster bring it on i i guess so um iq is now costing some parents their kids in oregon

01:17:04.240 we are just headed towards fascism everywhere oh and some really good news especially if you live in

01:17:12.500 illinois illinois illinois is in trouble it is teetering on junk bond status so what does that

01:17:19.880 mean that means the state's about to collapse why is it in trouble oh my gosh we'll show you the stats

01:17:30.280 of illinois and we begin there right now

01:17:33.660 i will make a stand i will raise my voice i will hold your hand because we are one i will beat my drum

01:17:45.560 i have made my choice we will overcome because we are one the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment

01:17:55.340 this is the glenn beck program

01:17:59.960 openthebooks.com has done some research it's on forbes now um

01:18:09.320 why illinois is in trouble well as they are flirting with junk bond status

01:18:17.400 and the states uh the the courts have said you have to pay all of the pensions let me tell you

01:18:25.300 about some of the expenses that are not the pensions these are current expenditures

01:18:31.260 right now they have 63 000 government employees bringing in six figure and higher salaries

01:18:41.020 open the books dot com went illinois consistently one of the worst offenders

01:18:48.280 they have an auto pound supervisor in chicago guy who runs the auto pound making 144 453 dollars

01:18:59.980 wow a if you want to be a nurse in a prison that's just where they impound vehicles uh-huh uh-huh well

01:19:07.600 he's the manager wow yeah that's a good gig well that's no big deal that's only 144 000

01:19:15.420 listen to this one all right how about a nurse if you're a nurse at a state corrections facility

01:19:20.200 you're earning up to 254 781 dollars a nurse junior college wow junior college presidents making

01:19:32.400 465 465 420 there's university doctors okay remember the nurses were 254 how much are the doctors

01:19:41.340 university doctors earning 1.6 million dollars and 84 city managers or mayors out earning every single

01:19:51.820 u.s governor wow but that's nothing but they have to do an entire city they have 20 295

01:20:02.220 teachers and school administrators um that are paid like this superintendent uh joyce carmine

01:20:10.840 398 229 park school district uh teacher 384 wait just for a teacher uh-huh these are teachers

01:20:21.900 making 384 000 20 295 teachers and school administrators amazing um the top five salaries

01:20:31.560 are in the south suburbs and not the influent north shore uh 10 686 rank and fire rank and file workers and

01:20:42.220 managers in chicago including um 216 200 for rahm emanuel 400 000 for ginger evans commissioner of

01:20:54.260 aviatic Zak 978 aviation uh includes a 100 000 bonus on top of their 400 000 salary a deputy police chief made

01:21:05.020 240 917 and that's with 146 860 in overtime ramona perkins police communications operator pulled

01:21:18.260 down, police communications

01:21:20.220 operator, $121,318

01:21:23.820 and

01:21:25.720 overtime

01:21:26.700 of $196,726.

01:21:31.160 Almost $200,000

01:21:32.780 in overtime.

01:21:33.980 Her salary is $121,000.

01:21:35.600 Her overtime is $196,000.

01:21:37.640 Wow.

01:21:39.160 By the way, she's a police communications

01:21:42.440 operator.

01:21:43.040 That's what she's doing.

01:21:44.040 That's an important job.

01:21:44.840 You have 9,567

01:21:48.440 college and university employees,

01:21:50.240 including the Southern Illinois

01:21:52.560 Junior College power couple

01:21:54.760 Dale Chapman

01:21:56.360 and Linda Chapman.

01:21:58.520 The pair combined make

01:22:00.360 $682,000

01:22:02.680 for working

01:22:04.800 at Lewis and Clark

01:22:06.380 Community College.

01:22:08.620 Doing what? What do they do?

01:22:10.880 I think they run it.

01:22:12.680 I think they run it.

01:22:13.340 Then you have

01:22:14.660 Fadie Charbel

01:22:16.160 who's making

01:22:17.560 $1.58 million.

01:22:19.980 Constantine

01:22:20.740 Wait, do a lot.

01:22:22.240 These are college and university

01:22:23.840 employers.

01:22:25.300 Employees.

01:22:25.700 I'm sorry, employees.

01:22:27.480 So you have

01:22:28.060 $1.58 million.

01:22:29.940 You have Constantine

01:22:31.060 Slavin

01:22:31.660 making

01:22:32.240 $1.04 million.

01:22:34.780 These are the doctors.

01:22:35.860 Yeah, these are the doctors.

01:22:36.980 University of Illinois.

01:22:38.260 You have

01:22:39.180 8,640

01:22:41.260 state of Illinois

01:22:42.280 employees,

01:22:43.380 including

01:22:43.920 a contractual worker

01:22:45.960 contractual worker

01:22:47.100 at the newly created

01:22:48.020 Department of Innovation

01:22:49.500 and Technology

01:22:50.500 making

01:22:50.980 $258,000.

01:22:53.040 You're going to love

01:22:54.020 this one.

01:22:56.940 If you're a barber

01:22:58.380 in the prison,

01:23:00.940 you make

01:23:02.260 $100,000.

01:23:03.060 Well, I mean,

01:23:06.000 I'm sure they give

01:23:07.240 really special haircuts.

01:23:08.580 Wait, wait, wait.

01:23:09.640 They're very hard.

01:23:10.720 They're very hard.

01:23:11.440 And you want the inmates

01:23:12.880 to be stylish, right?

01:23:14.420 You do.

01:23:14.860 You want them to look good.

01:23:15.660 So you have

01:23:16.020 a $100,000 barber

01:23:17.360 at the prisons

01:23:19.120 making $100,000.

01:23:20.460 That's crazy.

01:23:21.240 But you have

01:23:22.420 also

01:23:23.080 at the prisons

01:23:24.900 the

01:23:25.880 quote

01:23:27.100 teacher

01:23:28.120 of barbering

01:23:29.520 who also makes

01:23:30.900 over $100,000.

01:23:34.140 Well, how are the

01:23:35.100 barbers going to know

01:23:35.800 how to cut hair

01:23:36.380 if they don't have

01:23:36.920 the barber teacher?

01:23:37.680 How can a barber

01:23:38.200 barb without a...

01:23:39.040 Right?

01:23:39.840 Right.

01:23:40.300 So here it is.

01:23:41.500 I mean, I'm not

01:23:42.280 usually shocked

01:23:43.320 by this,

01:23:43.800 but those are

01:23:44.480 shocking statistics.

01:23:46.460 That is...

01:23:47.380 In total,

01:23:48.080 there is roughly

01:23:49.560 $12 billion

01:23:51.300 in cash compensation

01:23:53.300 flowing to

01:23:54.440 six-figure

01:23:55.080 government workers

01:23:56.080 when counting

01:23:57.260 the 9,031

01:23:58.860 federal employees

01:23:59.760 based in Illinois.

01:24:01.100 And then they're

01:24:01.540 saying,

01:24:02.020 uh,

01:24:02.600 why are our

01:24:03.600 finances so bad

01:24:04.640 in this state?

01:24:05.640 How do we go

01:24:06.260 bankrupt?

01:24:07.000 Well, and then

01:24:07.400 it goes even

01:24:08.160 deeper than that

01:24:08.800 because after

01:24:09.640 these people

01:24:10.160 retire with

01:24:10.880 $185,000

01:24:12.100 salaries,

01:24:12.820 they get pensions

01:24:13.540 based off of

01:24:14.300 those salaries

01:24:14.920 that carry them

01:24:15.820 for the rest

01:24:16.420 of their lives.

01:24:17.100 Yeah,

01:24:17.360 they'll get

01:24:18.200 three-fourths

01:24:18.760 or two-thirds

01:24:19.420 of their salary

01:24:20.180 for the rest

01:24:20.680 of their lives.

01:24:21.660 That's a heck

01:24:22.280 of a lot of money.

01:24:24.220 Some Illinois

01:24:25.140 K-12 schools

01:24:26.500 are spiking

01:24:27.000 salaries

01:24:27.480 and padding

01:24:27.980 pensions.

01:24:29.140 Data reveals

01:24:29.920 nearly 30,000

01:24:30.860 teachers and

01:24:31.380 administrators

01:24:31.900 earned $100,000

01:24:33.240 plus.

01:24:34.640 However,

01:24:35.280 20,295

01:24:37.240 only

01:24:38.500 just

01:24:40.160 so 20,295

01:24:42.920 out of the

01:24:43.640 30,000

01:24:44.380 are actually

01:24:45.260 employed.

01:24:46.820 The other

01:24:47.340 9,305

01:24:49.740 are retired

01:24:51.020 and receiving

01:24:52.480 their six-figure

01:24:53.500 pension.

01:24:53.920 This is

01:24:57.560 absolutely

01:24:58.380 unbelievable.

01:25:01.840 And it's

01:25:03.000 not going

01:25:03.380 away because

01:25:03.980 all of them

01:25:04.520 have unions.

01:25:06.960 And so

01:25:07.400 the state

01:25:08.340 is saying

01:25:09.420 you have

01:25:10.180 to pay

01:25:10.540 the pensions

01:25:11.180 because the

01:25:12.160 unions made

01:25:12.840 the deal

01:25:13.260 with the

01:25:13.680 government.

01:25:14.740 They're still

01:25:15.720 making those

01:25:16.420 pensions.

01:25:17.140 They're still

01:25:17.940 paying those

01:25:18.660 pensions.

01:25:19.060 They're still

01:25:19.540 making new

01:25:20.600 covenants

01:25:21.120 with the guys

01:25:21.840 coming in

01:25:22.300 now saying

01:25:23.900 okay yeah

01:25:24.400 I'm going

01:25:24.720 to pay

01:25:25.220 you $100,000

01:25:26.780 now but

01:25:27.900 I'll pay

01:25:28.800 you $196,000

01:25:30.660 in overtime

01:25:31.640 to get your

01:25:32.500 pension up

01:25:33.080 so you'll

01:25:33.520 have a

01:25:34.660 six-figure

01:25:35.280 pension for

01:25:35.900 the rest of

01:25:36.300 your life.

01:25:37.280 Oh and you

01:25:37.540 only have to

01:25:37.920 work here

01:25:38.220 20 years.

01:25:39.820 Think about

01:25:40.240 how a lot

01:25:41.520 of conservatives

01:25:42.020 will say

01:25:42.500 pensions are

01:25:43.080 okay and a

01:25:44.140 good idea.

01:25:45.340 And you know

01:25:45.640 look you enter

01:25:46.220 into a

01:25:47.260 situation where

01:25:48.520 that's part

01:25:49.280 of the deal

01:25:49.640 and I

01:25:50.100 honestly

01:25:50.660 understand that

01:25:51.360 but what

01:25:52.540 they're doing

01:25:53.100 is telling

01:25:54.040 you I'll

01:25:55.100 pay you

01:25:55.440 Thursday or

01:25:56.180 Tuesday for

01:25:56.720 a hamburger

01:25:57.040 today.

01:25:57.520 I'll pay you

01:25:58.300 Tuesday for

01:25:58.740 a hamburger

01:25:59.040 today.

01:25:59.360 They're just

01:25:59.940 saying we're

01:26:00.720 not going to

01:26:01.500 pay you what

01:26:01.920 you're worth

01:26:02.280 now.

01:26:03.040 What we're

01:26:03.320 going to do

01:26:03.760 is we're

01:26:04.340 going to send

01:26:04.660 this out over

01:26:05.260 a long long

01:26:05.980 period of time

01:26:06.680 so you get

01:26:07.280 paid for a

01:26:07.920 lot of years

01:26:08.660 that you do

01:26:09.120 nothing.

01:26:10.080 That is not a

01:26:10.800 good philosophy.

01:26:11.640 You guys know

01:26:12.760 the story.

01:26:14.000 I think I got

01:26:14.440 this out of

01:26:14.820 Friction.

01:26:15.840 The book

01:26:16.320 whose author

01:26:16.900 is with us

01:26:17.360 tomorrow.

01:26:18.100 The Cadbury

01:26:19.000 story.

01:26:19.740 I think it

01:26:20.580 was Friction.

01:26:21.340 This is a

01:26:22.080 fantastic story.

01:26:23.580 So back

01:26:24.520 around the

01:26:25.260 turn of the

01:26:25.780 century Cadbury

01:26:27.380 an English

01:26:28.200 chocolate company

01:26:29.160 all of the

01:26:31.180 big businesses

01:26:32.680 were getting

01:26:33.180 hit.

01:26:34.280 Socialism was

01:26:35.120 creeping in and

01:26:36.140 everybody's saying

01:26:36.800 socialism and

01:26:37.600 communism is the

01:26:38.400 way to go.

01:26:39.640 Cadbury had a

01:26:40.980 different philosophy.

01:26:42.000 They believed

01:26:42.720 in capitalism but

01:26:44.420 they believed

01:26:45.200 in taking care

01:26:46.080 of their

01:26:46.340 workers.

01:26:47.620 So what did

01:26:48.040 Cadbury do?

01:26:49.520 Cadbury shut

01:26:50.540 down their

01:26:51.080 chocolate factory

01:26:51.920 then they

01:26:54.380 found some

01:26:55.060 Oompa Loompas

01:26:55.680 reopened and

01:26:56.560 they didn't

01:26:57.120 hire any

01:26:57.600 people.

01:26:58.040 No.

01:26:58.860 What they did

01:26:59.840 is they shut

01:27:00.860 down their

01:27:01.200 chocolate factory

01:27:01.940 and moved to

01:27:02.880 a small rural

01:27:04.040 area.

01:27:05.340 They bought

01:27:05.640 up a whole

01:27:06.140 bunch of

01:27:06.540 land, built

01:27:08.040 up housing

01:27:09.460 all the way

01:27:10.520 around their

01:27:10.940 chocolate factory,

01:27:12.260 provided doctors

01:27:13.500 and health

01:27:14.120 care, grocery

01:27:15.780 stores, etc.

01:27:17.580 And moved

01:27:18.640 all of the

01:27:19.400 Cadbury workers

01:27:20.380 over to this

01:27:22.260 new city and

01:27:22.860 said look you

01:27:24.000 work for us,

01:27:24.760 you get housing,

01:27:25.600 you get health

01:27:26.100 care, you get

01:27:26.680 a great pay.

01:27:27.940 Well people had

01:27:28.780 real loyalty to

01:27:30.500 Cadbury.

01:27:32.360 Where are those

01:27:33.280 companies now?

01:27:34.120 Where are the

01:27:34.500 companies that say

01:27:35.560 I really want to

01:27:37.460 take care of my

01:27:38.720 employees and we're

01:27:40.300 going to show you

01:27:41.040 how capitalism is

01:27:42.780 done?

01:27:43.080 You could make a

01:27:43.580 case Google does

01:27:44.440 that and Facebook

01:27:45.900 with their palaces

01:27:48.020 that they have

01:27:49.000 that they house

01:27:49.660 the employees.

01:27:50.020 They're trying to.

01:27:51.000 And they also

01:27:52.680 provide food and

01:27:53.800 recreation for them

01:27:54.860 and all that stuff.

01:27:55.700 Jeff Rosenblum

01:27:56.400 who joins us,

01:27:57.400 the author of

01:27:58.100 Friction, has a

01:27:58.740 bunch of examples

01:27:59.400 in that book that

01:28:00.020 we should go

01:28:00.460 through tomorrow

01:28:00.960 of companies that

01:28:02.380 are trying to do

01:28:02.980 that and it helps

01:28:04.120 your company over

01:28:05.060 the long term.

01:28:05.920 You bet it does.

01:28:06.860 It's hard to draw

01:28:08.960 that direct line on

01:28:09.840 the balance sheet

01:28:10.400 of how it

01:28:10.800 benefits you but

01:28:11.460 it does.

01:28:12.080 I mean obviously

01:28:12.660 over a long

01:28:13.540 period of time

01:28:13.980 if you do it

01:28:14.560 right, if you

01:28:14.880 treat people

01:28:15.300 right, if you

01:28:16.140 make their lives

01:28:16.700 easier, if you

01:28:17.140 take the friction

01:28:17.660 out of your

01:28:18.060 employees' lives,

01:28:19.280 it winds up

01:28:20.000 really helping in

01:28:20.960 the long term and

01:28:21.600 your business

01:28:22.000 benefits from that.

01:28:23.120 You're going to

01:28:23.560 love tomorrow's

01:28:24.180 show.

01:28:25.200 We have the

01:28:26.040 author of the

01:28:27.600 book Friction

01:28:28.080 coming in and

01:28:29.560 he's really talking

01:28:30.600 about reducing the

01:28:33.140 friction in your

01:28:34.860 customer's life,

01:28:36.460 reducing the

01:28:37.080 friction in your

01:28:38.000 own company and I

01:28:39.720 think reducing the

01:28:40.540 friction in your

01:28:41.140 own personal life

01:28:42.120 too.

01:28:42.340 I mean I think

01:28:42.640 this philosophy is

01:28:43.740 good all the way

01:28:44.540 around and every

01:28:46.600 single person, I

01:28:47.520 made it mandatory

01:28:48.220 that everybody read

01:28:49.260 this book, every

01:28:50.700 single person who

01:28:51.740 I've talked to who

01:28:52.420 has read this book

01:28:53.120 says the same

01:28:53.660 thing.

01:28:54.180 This is unbelievable.

01:28:56.000 This is so simple

01:28:57.380 and it's so clear

01:28:59.240 and so clearly

01:29:00.580 written.

01:29:02.480 I can't believe

01:29:03.620 that everybody

01:29:05.080 isn't thinking

01:29:06.020 this way and

01:29:07.560 once you read it

01:29:10.460 and you really

01:29:11.280 look at it, it

01:29:12.540 just opens up so

01:29:13.880 many doors.

01:29:14.540 If you're a small

01:29:15.080 business person, go

01:29:16.380 read this book

01:29:17.280 Friction.

01:29:17.900 You have to buy

01:29:18.860 it from a bookstore

01:29:20.480 on Amazon but you

01:29:21.540 can't read it

01:29:22.160 digitally because I'll

01:29:24.000 talk to him about

01:29:24.580 that.

01:29:24.900 Why did he put that

01:29:26.120 friction point in?

01:29:28.260 I think it was

01:29:29.080 actually an

01:29:29.680 intentional, obviously

01:29:30.860 it was an intentional

01:29:31.560 friction point and a

01:29:32.720 smart one.

01:29:33.280 but why did you

01:29:34.800 put that friction

01:29:35.600 point in?

01:29:37.340 If you're a small

01:29:38.240 business person, don't

01:29:39.220 miss tomorrow's

01:29:40.000 broadcast.

01:29:41.740 Here's another

01:29:42.400 company.

01:29:43.740 In Wisconsin, a

01:29:45.200 company is offering

01:29:45.980 its employees

01:29:46.900 microchip implants

01:29:49.260 that can be used to

01:29:50.860 scan into the

01:29:51.740 building and purchase

01:29:52.900 all your food at

01:29:53.660 work.

01:29:54.820 Whether or not to

01:29:55.740 get the chip is up

01:29:56.660 to the employee but

01:29:58.320 Three Square Market,

01:29:59.580 a company that

01:30:00.120 provides technology

01:30:01.000 for break room and

01:30:02.000 micro markets,

01:30:03.280 has over 50

01:30:04.120 employees who

01:30:04.880 have had the

01:30:05.980 implant put into

01:30:08.180 their hand.

01:30:09.240 It's a tiny chip

01:30:10.340 which uses RFID

01:30:11.460 technology, radio

01:30:12.500 frequency identification

01:30:13.520 and it is,

01:30:15.700 huh, I've read

01:30:18.720 this before.

01:30:19.740 It is implanted

01:30:21.240 somewhere in the

01:30:22.920 hand between the

01:30:23.920 thumb and the

01:30:24.680 fourth finger within

01:30:25.860 seconds.

01:30:26.820 That's great.

01:30:28.200 Where have I read

01:30:28.900 that before, Pat?

01:30:29.920 Popular mechanics?

01:30:31.000 It might have been

01:30:31.840 popular mechanics.

01:30:32.860 where you have a

01:30:34.460 reader, something

01:30:35.500 that can just be

01:30:36.160 scanned and you

01:30:36.800 can purchase food

01:30:37.780 and some sort of

01:30:38.760 mark or something

01:30:40.500 right in your hand.

01:30:41.880 In your body?

01:30:42.460 That's really

01:30:43.080 convenient.

01:30:44.240 Really, really,

01:30:45.180 really good.

01:30:47.420 Eventually, this

01:30:48.040 technology will become

01:30:49.080 standardized, allowing

01:30:50.380 you to use this as

01:30:51.240 your passport,

01:30:52.560 public transit,

01:30:53.820 all purchasing

01:30:54.580 opportunities, your

01:30:56.020 ID.

01:30:57.380 That's fantastic!

01:30:58.760 Convenient?

01:30:59.040 You bet.

01:31:00.200 You bet.

01:31:01.640 It'll make purchases

01:31:02.820 in the break room,

01:31:04.380 open doors, copy

01:31:06.120 machines, logging

01:31:07.200 into computers,

01:31:08.520 unlocking phones,

01:31:09.740 sharing business

01:31:10.520 cards, storing

01:31:11.400 medical health

01:31:12.240 information.

01:31:13.080 And here's the

01:31:13.640 problem.

01:31:14.600 Nobody thinks

01:31:15.100 there's a problem

01:31:15.640 with it because it's

01:31:16.640 really convenient.

01:31:17.480 It's not presented

01:31:18.160 as, you must have

01:31:20.240 this because we want

01:31:22.000 you to have the

01:31:22.500 mark of the beast.

01:31:23.560 It's not presented

01:31:24.600 that way.

01:31:25.180 It's presented, hey,

01:31:25.920 this is going to make

01:31:26.700 your life really

01:31:27.360 a lot easier.

01:31:28.800 I mean, I just

01:31:29.280 don't think, I don't

01:31:30.560 think the mark of

01:31:31.340 the beast, I don't

01:31:32.120 think the mark of

01:31:32.820 the beast is going

01:31:34.340 to be marketed that

01:31:36.020 way.

01:31:36.980 I don't think, I mean,

01:31:38.780 I just don't think

01:31:39.320 it's going to be

01:31:39.580 marketed.

01:31:40.060 Hi, I'm the devil.

01:31:41.460 It's not.

01:31:42.360 Have you seen my

01:31:43.480 new convenient

01:31:44.220 gym?

01:31:45.020 That's what I'm

01:31:45.540 saying.

01:31:45.960 It's marketed like

01:31:47.080 this.

01:31:47.720 I know.

01:31:48.520 Same with vid

01:31:49.180 angels.

01:31:49.840 Remember that story?

01:31:50.800 It's been, what,

01:31:51.340 15 years ago?

01:31:52.200 15 years.

01:31:52.380 This was the first

01:31:53.220 time they were

01:31:53.920 doing that.

01:31:54.560 And their big

01:31:55.160 pitch was, hey,

01:31:56.300 this is going to

01:31:57.120 keep your children

01:31:57.680 safe because if

01:31:58.540 they're ever

01:31:59.060 kidnapped, you're

01:31:59.880 going to have

01:32:00.220 this GPS located

01:32:01.420 inside them.

01:32:02.580 And then when we

01:32:03.220 asked, wait a minute,

01:32:04.220 how, I mean, why

01:32:05.420 not just cut off the

01:32:06.220 hand or cut it

01:32:06.960 out?

01:32:07.300 Because it fuses

01:32:09.420 with your body.

01:32:10.740 Yeah, you can't

01:32:11.520 get it out.

01:32:13.000 That's good then.

01:32:14.180 Oh, it's so

01:32:15.460 convenient.

01:32:16.820 It's so convenient.

01:32:18.740 Get the chip.

01:32:19.840 Now this, a new

01:32:22.200 assessment from the

01:32:23.060 Pentagon's Defense

01:32:23.880 Intelligence Agency

01:32:24.840 is shaving full two

01:32:26.040 years off the

01:32:26.820 consensus forecast on

01:32:29.500 North Korea's ICBM

01:32:30.640 program.

01:32:31.080 Did you guys hear

01:32:31.520 this?

01:32:32.200 Have you heard this

01:32:32.760 news?

01:32:33.360 Yeah.

01:32:34.560 That's a problem.

01:32:35.800 Yeah.

01:32:36.220 Okay, so the reason

01:32:37.300 why apparently we

01:32:38.200 didn't act is because

01:32:39.380 the missiles that

01:32:40.900 they've been launching,

01:32:41.660 not big enough to

01:32:43.420 have the nuke.

01:32:45.120 So now we have new

01:32:47.660 intelligence coming in

01:32:48.760 that says, oh, yeah,

01:32:50.400 they might have that

01:32:51.560 very, very soon.

01:32:53.240 Two years sooner than

01:32:54.780 we thought.

01:32:55.640 Within a year, they

01:32:56.500 said.

01:32:56.800 Yes.

01:32:57.620 As early as next

01:32:58.740 year.

01:33:00.100 This projection now

01:33:01.840 closely mirrors the

01:33:03.720 revised predictions by

01:33:05.500 South Korea and their

01:33:07.060 intelligence officials as

01:33:08.720 well.

01:33:09.900 May I suggest you

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01:33:14.740 whatever storms could

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01:33:29.420 $100 off of this.

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01:33:38.220 or order online at

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01:33:42.280 I read something.

01:33:42.880 I think this is

01:33:44.180 ancient Greek, but it's

01:33:45.500 so true.

01:33:47.080 Man does not rise to

01:33:49.180 the occasion.

01:33:50.520 He will only rise to

01:33:51.900 the level of his

01:33:52.800 preparedness and

01:33:53.920 knowledge.

01:33:55.980 We're not going to be

01:33:57.360 the great people that

01:33:58.700 we hope to be.

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01:34:16.300 or preparewithglenn.com.

01:34:20.500 See, this is what's great

01:34:44.800 about what Three Square

01:34:47.000 Market is doing up in

01:34:48.900 Wisconsin.

01:34:50.340 They're planting that

01:34:51.400 little RFID chip in

01:34:52.880 their employees and

01:34:54.680 it's great.

01:34:55.640 You can buy stuff in

01:34:56.500 the lunchroom and

01:34:57.240 it's definitely...

01:35:00.680 Definitely not.

01:35:04.180 Definitely not the

01:35:05.100 mark of the beast.

01:35:06.000 It's a good slogan.

01:35:06.940 I think so too.

01:35:08.180 People might be

01:35:09.120 concerned about that,

01:35:09.840 but then you immediately

01:35:10.600 remove it when the

01:35:12.180 slogan is that it's not

01:35:13.420 the mark of the beast.

01:35:14.340 Right.

01:35:14.900 They explain it to you

01:35:15.700 right in the commercial.

01:35:16.680 And it's a happy jingle

01:35:17.620 too.

01:35:18.160 Right in the happy jingle.

01:35:19.220 It can't be evil.

01:35:20.200 Digital angel.

01:35:22.000 Because if they were

01:35:22.620 the mark of the beast,

01:35:23.400 I'm sure they'd tell you.

01:35:24.600 Well, they're not

01:35:25.880 going to...

01:35:26.280 False advertising.

01:35:27.780 Exactly.

01:35:28.220 By the way, have you

01:35:29.020 guys heard?

01:35:30.120 I saw an interview

01:35:31.200 with Satan and he was

01:35:34.820 talking and it was all

01:35:36.100 going well for him

01:35:36.860 until the interviewer

01:35:39.260 asked this one question.

01:35:40.680 He went off script?

01:35:41.540 He went off script

01:35:42.480 asking a question.

01:35:43.740 He asked, and Satan

01:35:45.440 apparently is leaving

01:35:46.360 the hell business

01:35:47.040 to get into face cream.

01:35:48.500 What?

01:35:49.320 Yeah.

01:35:50.080 I don't even know that.

01:35:51.500 And Chip and Joanna

01:35:52.900 didn't know anything

01:35:53.940 about it.

01:35:55.140 Oh my gosh.

01:35:55.760 And so they're getting

01:35:58.720 into face cream.

01:35:59.640 He's getting into face cream.

01:36:01.120 Does that mean he's

01:36:01.700 not going to be the

01:36:02.260 purveyor of evil anymore?

01:36:03.200 No.

01:36:03.840 And digital angel

01:36:05.100 in Wisconsin,

01:36:05.980 definitely not the

01:36:06.660 mark of the beast.

01:36:07.320 So don't worry about

01:36:09.520 any of it.

01:36:10.240 I've got to try some

01:36:10.840 of that face cream.

01:36:11.540 Everybody's doing it.

01:36:14.580 The Glenn Beck Program.

01:36:18.180 Mercury.

01:36:22.120 The Glenn Beck Program.

01:36:26.180 A Texas man is the

01:36:27.940 epitome of grit,

01:36:29.000 devotion, and perseverance.

01:36:30.680 Oh boy.

01:36:32.060 After dropping more

01:36:33.020 than 200 pounds

01:36:34.260 in an effort to recognize

01:36:35.380 his dream of joining

01:36:36.100 the U.S. Army,

01:36:36.780 he has just made

01:36:41.540 his dream a reality.

01:36:44.220 He was just sworn

01:36:45.100 into the military.

01:36:47.560 Apparently this began

01:36:48.820 in February 2016.

01:36:50.940 He weighed 460 pounds.

01:36:54.240 He said,

01:36:54.660 I looked into the mirror

01:36:55.520 and I decided

01:36:56.420 I'm just tired

01:36:57.340 of being fat.

01:36:59.040 At 400 pounds?

01:37:00.420 I know.

01:37:00.900 I don't even,

01:37:01.420 I haven't broken a sweat

01:37:02.540 on being fat

01:37:03.120 at that point, right?

01:37:04.400 You're still like,

01:37:05.280 ah, I'm a rookie.

01:37:08.060 He's a father of four.

01:37:09.700 He went to a nearby gym.

01:37:11.500 He worked with a nutritionist,

01:37:13.160 started his stunning transformation.

01:37:15.620 He said,

01:37:16.200 when I started losing weight,

01:37:17.200 I was 456 pounds

01:37:18.940 in 14 months

01:37:20.200 without surgery

01:37:20.900 or anything else.

01:37:22.620 Of course.

01:37:23.040 Wait,

01:37:23.380 when I first started

01:37:23.960 losing weight,

01:37:24.400 I was 456

01:37:26.680 in 14 months

01:37:27.600 without surgery.

01:37:29.000 It just said

01:37:29.740 when a journey began,

01:37:30.540 he was 460,

01:37:31.400 so it took him 14 months

01:37:32.700 to lose 12 pounds?

01:37:35.660 That's not possible, right?

01:37:37.080 No,

01:37:37.200 to lose 4 pounds.

01:37:38.640 Well,

01:37:38.820 when you're 460,

01:37:39.720 probably anything

01:37:40.420 other than going up

01:37:41.440 is an accomplishment.

01:37:42.600 It must be,

01:37:43.440 I started losing weight,

01:37:45.440 I was 456.

01:37:47.500 In 14 months,

01:37:48.820 I was 230.

01:37:50.100 There you go.

01:37:50.660 That must be the way it is.

01:37:51.860 It's poorly written.

01:37:53.040 He said,

01:37:54.120 this is why I hate this guy.

01:37:56.500 All I did was eat right

01:37:58.380 and go to the gym

01:37:59.480 six days a week

01:38:00.860 and become very active.

01:38:02.100 I knew that's what this was going to be.

01:38:03.080 Shut up.

01:38:03.880 This was going to be

01:38:04.760 the actual way to weight loss.

01:38:06.480 I don't want to hear it.

01:38:07.600 I don't want to hear it.

01:38:08.720 He said,

01:38:09.120 change is possible.

01:38:10.960 Shut up.

01:38:13.280 Okay,

01:38:13.800 do you guys remember

01:38:14.740 the fat guy

01:38:18.540 from the Guinness World Records

01:38:19.900 when we were kids?

01:38:21.180 He's right there.

01:38:21.920 Oh,

01:38:22.560 not Jeff.

01:38:23.460 That's another.

01:38:24.540 That hurts.

01:38:24.980 That hurts.

01:38:25.560 Remember,

01:38:26.100 does anybody remember his name?

01:38:27.220 All I remember

01:38:27.780 is him in the

01:38:29.180 farmer pants,

01:38:30.620 in the overalls.

01:38:32.240 In the overall farmer jeans.

01:38:33.340 Right.

01:38:33.720 Next to a piano case.

01:38:35.420 I don't remember him

01:38:36.080 next to the piano case,

01:38:36.900 but he was buried

01:38:37.660 in a piano case.

01:38:38.760 Yeah.

01:38:38.900 Yeah.

01:38:40.040 So do you guys remember that?

01:38:41.280 Is he still the world record

01:38:42.420 fat guy?

01:38:43.160 I don't think so.

01:38:43.860 I can imagine that.

01:38:45.040 I had respect for this guy.

01:38:46.740 I think the guy from Mexico,

01:38:48.100 the manual or Michael is the record.

01:38:49.680 Okay,

01:38:50.040 so this guy,

01:38:51.640 I mean,

01:38:51.960 he still got up every day

01:38:53.000 and put pants and shoes on.

01:38:54.760 It's not like our lazy,

01:38:56.360 you know,

01:38:56.740 our lazy fat people today

01:38:58.000 who are just like,

01:38:58.600 I've just been watching

01:38:59.680 the Kardashians

01:39:00.760 and now my skin

01:39:02.040 is melded with the couch.

01:39:03.820 This guy got up every day.

01:39:06.420 What happened to him

01:39:07.440 was he,

01:39:08.940 when he was a baby,

01:39:09.820 he had whooping cough

01:39:10.920 and it tore out his thyroid.

01:39:13.720 And so he started gaining weight

01:39:15.780 and he ended up being

01:39:16.860 1,048 pounds.

01:39:19.300 That's cheating.

01:39:20.240 That's half a ton.

01:39:21.480 He didn't do the work.

01:39:22.720 But he couldn't lose the weight

01:39:24.220 and he traveled with the circus

01:39:26.120 for a while

01:39:26.900 and he was,

01:39:29.980 you know,

01:39:30.100 the world's fattest man,

01:39:31.500 blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

01:39:32.400 So I start,

01:39:33.400 I started looking this up

01:39:34.620 just a few minutes ago

01:39:35.560 because I'm reading

01:39:36.460 about the fat man,

01:39:37.620 you know,

01:39:37.880 okay,

01:39:38.260 I don't have to be fat anymore.

01:39:39.640 All you have to do

01:39:40.260 is exercise.

01:39:41.620 Shut up.

01:39:43.660 This guy,

01:39:45.100 I'm thinking,

01:39:46.100 what was life like for him?

01:39:49.980 And they show pictures

01:39:51.000 of him with people,

01:39:52.380 you know,

01:39:52.660 yada, yada, yada.

01:39:53.420 And they're talking

01:39:53.940 to his family.

01:39:55.180 I just want you to listen

01:39:56.820 to just this.

01:39:58.400 I'm going to hold this

01:39:59.080 up to the microphone.

01:39:59.760 I just want you to listen.

01:40:00.480 Now, this is his son,

01:40:03.680 okay,

01:40:04.300 talking about,

01:40:05.620 you know,

01:40:06.140 when they used to get

01:40:07.160 in the car

01:40:07.700 and go to the circus

01:40:08.620 with dad.

01:40:09.280 Now listen to this.

01:40:10.200 They say it was burning

01:40:11.660 with her cigarettes

01:40:12.440 to see whether he was

01:40:13.340 real or not.

01:40:13.940 Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

01:40:14.680 So you had to keep

01:40:15.520 the public away.

01:40:16.860 Okay, hang on,

01:40:17.240 just saying.

01:40:17.740 We built this van

01:40:18.740 so people couldn't

01:40:19.620 get to him

01:40:20.140 because there's lots of,

01:40:22.560 I'd call them smart Alex.

01:40:24.160 They say it was burning

01:40:25.320 with her cigarettes

01:40:26.100 to see whether he was

01:40:26.980 real or not.

01:40:28.780 I just wanted to say,

01:40:30.840 I just had to pull

01:40:31.640 that out real quick.

01:40:32.460 I call them smart Alex.

01:40:36.620 Oh, smart Alex.

01:40:37.120 You know,

01:40:37.240 we used to think

01:40:38.200 that people,

01:40:39.120 you know,

01:40:39.380 that wouldn't have ever

01:40:40.280 happened back in the old days.

01:40:41.780 I mean,

01:40:42.120 you know,

01:40:42.500 people knew better.

01:40:43.880 No,

01:40:44.340 they just called them

01:40:45.160 smart Alex.

01:40:46.700 And what did he do?

01:40:47.800 I can,

01:40:48.000 the smart Alex would come up.

01:40:50.760 They had to,

01:40:51.140 they had to put their cigarette

01:40:52.320 out on his.

01:40:53.220 See if he was real.

01:40:55.360 See if it said,

01:40:57.760 ouch,

01:40:58.180 it was real.

01:40:59.180 It was part of the carnival.

01:41:00.520 We had to go to the carnival

01:41:01.600 and when we went to the carnival,

01:41:03.080 we would have to put,

01:41:04.140 we'd have to put him

01:41:05.140 in a special car

01:41:06.300 to keep him away

01:41:07.500 from the crowd

01:41:08.200 because,

01:41:08.840 you know,

01:41:09.260 sometimes,

01:41:09.960 well,

01:41:10.280 I call them smart Alex.

01:41:13.080 That would be a smart Alex

01:41:14.300 thing to do,

01:41:14.920 I suppose.

01:41:15.980 Yeah.

01:41:16.780 I think the guy going,

01:41:17.680 no,

01:41:17.860 no,

01:41:17.960 don't put your cigarette

01:41:18.980 out on me.

01:41:21.120 So maybe the greatest generation

01:41:22.940 wasn't that great.

01:41:24.560 They just had a higher tolerance.

01:41:26.780 Yeah.

01:41:27.120 They were just like,

01:41:27.940 ah,

01:41:28.160 that's just,

01:41:28.760 that's just Billy Bob

01:41:30.520 just being a smart Alex.

01:41:32.060 I'm paid to get in here

01:41:33.200 to see the fattest guy

01:41:34.060 in the world

01:41:34.420 and I want to try

01:41:35.000 my cigarette butt out

01:41:35.980 of my girl.

01:41:36.380 Right.

01:41:36.760 Well,

01:41:36.860 remember the Jimmy Stewart movie

01:41:38.560 and he,

01:41:39.760 it's a wonderful life.

01:41:40.720 He crashes,

01:41:41.780 the drunk guy crashes

01:41:42.840 into the tree

01:41:43.680 in front of their house.

01:41:44.160 Like,

01:41:44.420 ah,

01:41:44.660 you screwed my tree up,

01:41:45.760 darn it.

01:41:46.560 Like that was,

01:41:47.060 that was the complaint

01:41:47.780 about the drunk driver

01:41:48.820 that could have killed him.

01:41:49.900 Right.

01:41:50.380 People were just tolerant.

01:41:51.560 They were just like,

01:41:51.960 ah,

01:41:52.480 that's Billy.

01:41:53.640 He just goes around

01:41:54.600 and just crashes into stuff

01:41:55.800 every once in a while.

01:41:56.760 You know how old

01:41:57.600 that tree is?

01:41:59.140 That was,

01:41:59.660 so you guys ever watch

01:42:01.840 Game of Thrones?

01:42:03.520 No.

01:42:03.840 No.

01:42:04.240 Okay.

01:42:04.660 Have you watched it,

01:42:05.360 Jeffy?

01:42:05.480 A little bit.

01:42:05.960 I'm not involved.

01:42:06.880 Okay.

01:42:07.280 It is,

01:42:08.160 I've seen maybe five episodes

01:42:09.880 and it is,

01:42:11.940 if that's the way life was,

01:42:14.480 I want to talk to an expert

01:42:15.820 of the Middle Ages.

01:42:17.440 I want to just know,

01:42:18.520 is that the way life really was?

01:42:21.480 Because it was,

01:42:23.260 I don't think there were.

01:42:23.980 I mean,

01:42:24.640 just kill yourself.

01:42:26.360 No,

01:42:26.580 I know the flying dragons.

01:42:27.900 I got that.

01:42:28.900 I got it.

01:42:29.460 I got it.

01:42:30.340 But it's all like,

01:42:32.040 you know,

01:42:32.780 hey,

01:42:33.080 we're going for a picnic.

01:42:34.420 They come back,

01:42:35.300 three of the kids are dead.

01:42:36.820 One,

01:42:37.140 you know,

01:42:37.680 has a head on their pike

01:42:38.860 and it's like,

01:42:39.840 yeah,

01:42:40.140 we lost two of the kids.

01:42:42.820 One of them fought back

01:42:44.120 pretty good,

01:42:44.860 but the rapist

01:42:45.600 was just too strong for them.

01:42:47.860 Oh,

01:42:48.120 well,

01:42:49.020 what do we have on the schedule

01:42:50.020 for the rest of the day?

01:42:51.380 I mean,

01:42:51.700 it's crazy.

01:42:52.920 I read a book on,

01:42:54.220 a couple of years ago

01:42:55.220 on Penn Jillette's recommendation.

01:42:57.480 What?

01:42:57.960 I cannot remember the name of it.

01:42:59.020 And of course,

01:42:59.640 thankfully,

01:43:00.000 I've just been logged out of my Kindle

01:43:01.400 inexplicably when I need it.

01:43:03.420 And I'll get the name for you,

01:43:04.520 but that's exactly what they describe.

01:43:06.320 They go through the whole thing

01:43:07.520 and talk about that whole era,

01:43:09.840 about that is just how society was.

01:43:12.780 It was part of your life

01:43:13.920 to expect at any moment.

01:43:15.500 You could be killed.

01:43:16.480 You could die of a terrible disease.

01:43:18.300 You could get trampled by something.

01:43:19.840 Like that was life

01:43:21.520 for basically all of human history

01:43:23.480 until very recently.

01:43:25.140 Right.

01:43:25.320 And until we finally have hit that point

01:43:27.920 where we've stopped acting like that

01:43:30.100 to one another.

01:43:30.920 I mean,

01:43:31.120 we've talked about this before in the air

01:43:32.400 that,

01:43:32.660 you know,

01:43:33.220 as crazy as the world is,

01:43:34.360 you've got frigging ISIS,

01:43:35.300 you've got North Korea,

01:43:36.220 you've got Iran,

01:43:37.200 you've got all this craziness.

01:43:38.560 The deaths that go on from war

01:43:40.800 have decreased immensely.

01:43:43.300 Yeah,

01:43:43.480 I know.

01:43:44.100 But I mean,

01:43:45.540 what's amazing about it is

01:43:47.500 I know about,

01:43:48.700 you know,

01:43:48.960 I,

01:43:49.220 so I know governments were like that.

01:43:51.480 You know what I mean?

01:43:52.020 You know,

01:43:52.500 the torture chambers were real.

01:43:54.080 The people are people.

01:43:55.520 But what kills me is

01:43:57.080 even the friendly people,

01:43:58.740 there was one scene where

01:44:00.900 they,

01:44:02.180 when somebody has a dog

01:44:03.900 or something

01:44:04.340 and they're looking for somebody's house,

01:44:06.600 you know,

01:44:07.020 to help them.

01:44:07.860 And they're like,

01:44:08.220 why should I help?

01:44:09.680 You know,

01:44:10.500 I might as well take out my sword

01:44:12.300 and kill you all now.

01:44:13.380 And the dog attacks

01:44:14.380 and chews off

01:44:15.280 two of the guy's fingers

01:44:16.480 and he gets up

01:44:18.160 and everybody's got their swords

01:44:19.380 and he's like,

01:44:21.380 that dog is pretty great,

01:44:23.600 huh?

01:44:24.420 And they all start laughing

01:44:25.280 with the guy

01:44:25.760 who's still spurting blood

01:44:27.100 out of his hand.

01:44:27.680 He's like,

01:44:28.160 I love you guys.

01:44:31.440 Like,

01:44:31.760 okay,

01:44:32.060 I don't understand this.

01:44:34.200 I don't want to live

01:44:36.000 like this.

01:44:36.740 Please,

01:44:37.220 can we recognize

01:44:38.320 that human society

01:44:40.640 and civil society

01:44:41.700 is very fragile?

01:44:42.600 Let's not go back

01:44:43.500 to those days

01:44:44.440 ever,

01:44:45.480 please.

01:44:46.780 It's the better angels

01:44:48.160 of our nature

01:44:48.860 is the book

01:44:49.380 Why Violence Has Declined

01:44:50.700 by Steven Pinker.

01:44:53.480 It's funny

01:44:54.020 because they,

01:44:54.580 I'm pretty sure

01:44:55.340 they did a,

01:44:56.360 I mentioned one time

01:44:57.460 in the air

01:44:57.760 that,

01:44:58.780 hey,

01:44:59.540 you know,

01:44:59.960 violence has gone down

01:45:00.880 in wars

01:45:01.280 and we got a politifact

01:45:03.200 fact check on it

01:45:04.100 on my claim.

01:45:05.640 And so they went through

01:45:06.500 and they actually,

01:45:07.420 to prove the claim true,

01:45:08.940 actually got the guy

01:45:10.720 who wrote the book

01:45:11.680 that I was quoting

01:45:12.440 to actually say

01:45:13.920 that it was true.

01:45:15.060 So to me,

01:45:15.820 I've had one fact check

01:45:17.440 from politifact

01:45:18.180 and it was mostly true.

01:45:19.780 Wow.

01:45:19.960 What has Glenn Beck done?

01:45:21.040 He's got like 9,000 falses

01:45:22.660 and plants on fire.

01:45:23.680 Yeah.

01:45:24.180 Well,

01:45:24.460 it was clear.

01:45:25.340 I light my pants on fire

01:45:26.580 just now,

01:45:27.560 just to remember

01:45:28.400 all those great politifact checks.

01:45:30.300 My pants go on fire

01:45:31.560 when I walk

01:45:32.580 because they brush together

01:45:34.580 and there's been

01:45:35.180 a lot of friction there.

01:45:36.400 Why do you have to bring up

01:45:37.660 the fatness again?

01:45:38.580 Because we were past it.

01:45:39.900 Oh,

01:45:40.120 that's right.

01:45:40.580 I wanted to tell you this too.

01:45:41.800 Fattest guy,

01:45:43.040 1,297 pounds.

01:45:45.000 Right now?

01:45:46.160 Until very recently,

01:45:47.140 he lost 385 pounds

01:45:49.240 to get gastric bypass

01:45:50.440 two months ago.

01:45:51.660 So I don't have any update yet.

01:45:53.020 I hope he's doing well.

01:45:53.960 What's his name?

01:45:54.500 Wait,

01:45:54.960 so he's just giving,

01:45:56.080 he's just relinquishing

01:45:57.080 the title?

01:45:58.260 You're in the world record book.

01:46:00.060 You got to just keep going.

01:46:01.140 You got to go.

01:46:01.740 You got to be like,

01:46:02.420 oh,

01:46:02.700 honey,

01:46:03.040 I don't care.

01:46:03.860 I will lose weight

01:46:04.660 if I'm two pounds heavier

01:46:06.220 than the other guy.

01:46:06.920 That's my guy from Mexico.

01:46:07.860 The wife was getting

01:46:08.780 a little upset at him

01:46:10.400 for having to wash him off

01:46:11.440 so much

01:46:11.920 and clean him.

01:46:13.520 So he was trying to lose

01:46:14.280 the wife for that.

01:46:14.820 But I mean,

01:46:15.200 first of all,

01:46:15.940 his name's Juan Pedro Franco.

01:46:17.380 He is from Mexico.

01:46:18.840 Of course,

01:46:19.220 Jeffy would be up

01:46:19.800 on this particular topic.

01:46:21.080 But it's funny

01:46:22.220 because he's lost 385 pounds,

01:46:24.480 which would put him

01:46:24.860 just under 1,000,

01:46:26.040 which is basically

01:46:27.360 the fattest person

01:46:28.240 I've ever seen

01:46:28.860 on my 600-pound life.

01:46:30.500 So he's lost weight

01:46:31.520 to get to the highest.

01:46:32.300 1,000 pounds.

01:46:33.120 I mean,

01:46:33.500 that's the Hughes guy

01:46:35.320 that we grew up with

01:46:36.260 with him in the World Record Book.

01:46:38.200 And he was walking around.

01:46:39.580 I mean,

01:46:39.760 he was doing stuff.

01:46:40.980 Well,

01:46:41.140 he was being carted around

01:46:42.240 from city to city

01:46:43.400 for the carnies.

01:46:43.800 Nobody could stand.

01:46:46.400 I mean,

01:46:46.920 at least for the pictures.

01:46:49.100 I mean,

01:46:49.820 you're 1,000 pounds.

01:46:50.660 This guy in Mexico,

01:46:52.520 is he still walking around

01:46:54.180 doing something?

01:46:55.200 I mean,

01:46:56.120 Very difficult.

01:46:56.760 Who is the woman

01:46:57.500 we read about?

01:46:58.680 If he's standing,

01:46:59.120 he's barely standing.

01:47:00.800 I mean,

01:47:01.020 Walker.

01:47:01.320 At that time,

01:47:03.200 you're very difficult to move.

01:47:05.920 And because you haven't

01:47:06.840 moved in a while.

01:47:08.000 So that's what happens.

01:47:08.980 You lay down

01:47:10.660 and you become so dormant

01:47:13.560 that you can't move.

01:47:15.260 So who was the person,

01:47:17.080 remember,

01:47:17.560 that we read about

01:47:18.420 that was taken out

01:47:19.360 of the side of her house

01:47:20.360 by the fire

01:47:22.980 and the crane?

01:47:24.300 There's been several.

01:47:24.620 But her skin

01:47:26.520 had actually fused

01:47:27.720 to the couch?

01:47:28.880 Yeah.

01:47:29.000 Well,

01:47:29.380 there's been several

01:47:30.540 reported stories

01:47:31.720 of those.

01:47:32.100 Some of those

01:47:32.420 are false.

01:47:33.000 Do you also remember

01:47:33.880 this is in Baltimore

01:47:35.460 and we talked

01:47:37.300 to the woman

01:47:37.900 who was so fat,

01:47:39.980 she dropped

01:47:40.520 a tuna sandwich

01:47:41.400 in her rolls of fat

01:47:42.480 and it grew

01:47:43.920 into her skin.

01:47:45.000 Yeah.

01:47:45.160 And they thought

01:47:45.920 they went

01:47:46.640 and they had to

01:47:47.700 surgically remove

01:47:48.700 the tuna sandwich.

01:47:49.540 They thought

01:47:50.340 it was a tumor.

01:47:51.400 They couldn't figure

01:47:52.160 out what it was.

01:47:53.920 Yeah.

01:47:54.460 And we actually

01:47:55.240 had her on the air.

01:47:56.020 Yeah.

01:47:56.380 It was a,

01:47:57.060 she,

01:47:57.400 in between two folds,

01:47:59.300 she had lost

01:48:00.720 a tuna sandwich

01:48:01.860 and it had just

01:48:04.180 grown in there.

01:48:05.700 And when they found it,

01:48:06.940 they were like,

01:48:07.380 oh, mom,

01:48:08.120 you've got a nasty tumor.

01:48:09.780 They went to the doctor.

01:48:11.080 The doctor cut it.

01:48:11.920 There's my lunch.

01:48:12.460 I was wondering

01:48:12.960 where that was.

01:48:13.740 They cut it out.

01:48:14.920 They did an analysis

01:48:15.940 and said,

01:48:16.600 good news,

01:48:17.060 you don't have cancer.

01:48:18.900 You have a tuna

01:48:20.080 salad sandwich.

01:48:22.240 That's,

01:48:22.800 you know,

01:48:23.000 it could happen

01:48:23.360 to anyone.

01:48:23.760 That's embarrassing.

01:48:24.420 Oof.

01:48:25.140 Yeah.

01:48:25.920 Now this.

01:48:26.860 Yeah.

01:48:27.820 The most important

01:48:28.680 natural right

01:48:29.320 that you have.

01:48:31.660 The right to

01:48:32.680 safeguard your life.

01:48:34.720 The USCCA

01:48:35.640 knows this

01:48:36.560 and is the first

01:48:37.480 and largest

01:48:38.240 organization

01:48:38.860 dedicated to

01:48:39.560 protecting

01:48:39.920 responsible gun owners

01:48:41.260 before,

01:48:41.800 during,

01:48:42.080 and after

01:48:42.720 a self-defense

01:48:44.040 incident.

01:48:44.760 You can rest

01:48:45.280 assured that

01:48:46.000 they have

01:48:46.640 your back.

01:48:47.800 We all think

01:48:48.560 about everything

01:48:50.400 up to

01:48:51.340 pulling the

01:48:51.960 trigger.

01:48:53.800 Nobody wants

01:48:54.640 to do that.

01:48:56.420 You train

01:48:57.240 and you hope

01:48:58.460 that you never

01:48:59.380 have to do it.

01:49:00.120 I just started

01:49:00.600 training and

01:49:01.880 moving at the

01:49:03.000 same time.

01:49:03.680 Have you ever

01:49:03.960 shot while moving?

01:49:05.720 Trying to hit

01:49:06.400 the targets.

01:49:07.400 I'm a really good

01:49:08.060 shot just standing

01:49:09.140 still and hitting

01:49:09.760 the targets.

01:49:10.880 I'm a pretty good

01:49:12.020 shot moving.

01:49:13.580 That's really

01:49:14.580 hard.

01:49:14.980 So I'm doing

01:49:15.680 all this

01:49:16.100 practice on

01:49:17.180 something that

01:49:17.600 I probably

01:49:18.120 will never,

01:49:19.080 hopefully,

01:49:19.520 ever have to

01:49:20.120 use.

01:49:21.360 But I

01:49:23.260 haven't put any

01:49:23.820 thought into

01:49:24.400 what happens

01:49:24.960 after.

01:49:26.320 Well,

01:49:26.520 here's what

01:49:26.780 happens after.

01:49:27.900 Big-ass

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01:50:23.720 You're listening

01:50:24.620 to the Glenn Beck

01:50:25.500 program.

01:50:27.720 This is the

01:50:32.760 Glenn Beck

01:50:33.340 program.

01:50:34.500 Welcome to

01:50:35.040 the program.

01:50:36.200 One story that

01:50:37.660 we haven't gotten

01:50:38.300 to that I think

01:50:39.640 needs more time

01:50:40.640 than what we

01:50:42.260 have is the

01:50:43.700 Oregon couple

01:50:45.420 who have a

01:50:48.960 low IQ and

01:50:51.540 a child,

01:50:53.540 a couple of

01:50:53.920 children.

01:50:54.820 The state of

01:50:55.480 Oregon just came

01:50:56.240 in and said

01:50:56.620 their IQ is

01:50:57.460 too low and

01:50:58.540 took the

01:50:59.420 children from

01:51:00.080 them.

01:51:00.880 It's an

01:51:01.420 amazing story.

01:51:02.480 We'll give

01:51:02.880 this to you

01:51:03.400 tomorrow.

01:51:05.260 That's got to

01:51:05.980 send chills

01:51:06.460 down your

01:51:06.860 spine,

01:51:07.340 Jeffy.

01:51:08.240 Wow.

01:51:09.740 That would be

01:51:10.660 a shame if

01:51:11.220 they took my

01:51:11.780 children away.

01:51:12.800 I would hate

01:51:13.420 that.

01:51:14.540 Seriously,

01:51:15.160 though.

01:51:15.580 How many of

01:51:16.240 these kinds of

01:51:16.840 stories have

01:51:17.760 we heard lately

01:51:18.460 where parents

01:51:19.840 are losing

01:51:20.460 their kids to

01:51:21.100 the state?

01:51:21.680 Listen to

01:51:22.020 this.

01:51:22.500 There is no

01:51:23.600 sign of abuse

01:51:24.920 and no neglect

01:51:26.580 that has been

01:51:27.180 found, but each

01:51:28.620 parent has a

01:51:29.600 degree of

01:51:30.340 limited cognitive

01:51:31.300 abilities.

01:51:32.340 Does it say

01:51:32.840 what their

01:51:33.180 IQ is?

01:51:35.840 No, it

01:51:36.640 doesn't.

01:51:38.540 They lost

01:51:39.420 custody of

01:51:40.320 their older

01:51:40.900 son right

01:51:41.840 after he was

01:51:42.440 born and

01:51:42.900 five months

01:51:43.400 ago they

01:51:43.900 took their

01:51:44.260 second child

01:51:45.140 directly from

01:51:46.380 the hospital.

01:51:47.040 They're both

01:51:47.360 now in

01:51:48.000 foster care.

01:51:48.580 That is

01:51:48.860 unbelievable.

01:51:49.940 Isn't that

01:51:50.280 awful?

01:51:51.260 Yeah.

01:51:52.540 The case has

01:51:53.080 left the

01:51:53.420 couple and

01:51:54.080 their advocates

01:51:54.740 heartbroken.

01:51:55.860 Can we see if

01:51:56.440 we can get

01:51:56.940 these parents

01:51:58.820 on the

01:51:59.080 phone?

01:52:00.620 Maybe their

01:52:01.120 attorney on

01:52:01.680 the phone?

01:52:02.260 This is

01:52:02.880 awful.

01:52:04.040 It sure is.

01:52:06.940 I mean,

01:52:07.220 you want to

01:52:08.180 talk about

01:52:08.640 progressive

01:52:09.120 nightmares.

01:52:10.100 This is

01:52:10.460 exactly what

01:52:11.760 was going on

01:52:12.380 at the turn

01:52:12.760 of the century.

01:52:13.860 You're too

01:52:14.240 stupid to

01:52:14.860 have kids.

01:52:15.880 Defectives.

01:52:16.580 Yeah.

01:52:17.660 Got to take

01:52:18.200 you away from

01:52:18.800 your stupid

01:52:20.740 parents.

01:52:22.000 Yeah.

01:52:22.500 Got to

01:52:22.820 sterilize them.

01:52:24.120 Yeah, and

01:52:24.560 they wanted to

01:52:25.080 stop more

01:52:25.560 stupid people.

01:52:26.280 What was

01:52:26.520 it?

01:52:26.880 Oliver Wendell

01:52:27.560 Holmes, who

01:52:28.160 was a

01:52:28.500 Supreme Court

01:52:28.960 Justice, said

01:52:30.200 three generations

01:52:31.120 of imbeciles

01:52:32.160 is enough.

01:52:32.860 Yeah.

01:52:33.460 We let this

01:52:34.480 poor child's

01:52:36.320 mother and

01:52:37.740 her grandmother

01:52:38.560 procreate, and

01:52:41.620 three generations

01:52:42.700 of imbeciles in

01:52:43.740 this family is

01:52:44.480 enough.

01:52:45.040 Wow.

01:52:45.780 That's a

01:52:46.160 Supreme Court

01:52:46.780 Justice.

01:52:47.880 What's the

01:52:48.620 difference here?

01:52:50.040 They're just

01:52:50.520 not sterilizing

01:52:51.340 them.

01:52:51.920 Right.

01:52:52.440 But they

01:52:52.800 have children,

01:52:54.120 no neglect,

01:52:55.100 no abuse.

01:52:56.700 The wife or

01:52:58.920 the mother has

01:53:00.240 been around

01:53:01.260 preschool and

01:53:02.240 worked at

01:53:02.680 preschools her

01:53:03.500 whole life, been

01:53:04.580 around kids, loves

01:53:05.520 kids, and they

01:53:07.140 take them away?

01:53:08.700 This is

01:53:09.280 heartbreaking.

01:53:11.700 Heartbreaking.

01:53:13.480 We'll check that

01:53:14.640 out in full

01:53:16.040 tomorrow.

01:53:17.600 This is the

01:53:19.060 Glenn Beck

01:53:19.960 Program.

01:53:20.560 Mercury.

01:53:22.160 Mercury.

The Glenn Beck Program - July 26, 2017

7⧸26⧸17 - A story from inside a coyote's tractor trailer

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