The Glenn Beck Program - 7⧸31⧸17 - Legislative Hall Pass (Alex Epstein & Walter Heyer Join Glenn)

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00:00:09.560 I, uh, you know, I hate to start your Monday off on this, but we have to.

00:00:15.420 We all have to decide who we are and what we believe.

00:00:20.200 And we either believe in the Bill of Rights or we don't.

00:00:24.480 Look at what happened in Venezuela this weekend.

00:00:28.580 You know, they're voting to change the Constitution.

00:00:32.780 And basically, they're voting to put it into a dictatorship.

00:00:37.160 And this is going to happen all over the world.

00:00:38.920 Mark my words, all over the world.

00:00:41.380 We're going to slide into fascism and communism, totalitarianism, any of those isms.

00:00:49.460 It's going to happen because chaos is ruling.

00:00:52.940 And when chaos rules, people look to any strongman just to stop the insanity.

00:01:01.100 It's human nature.

00:01:03.300 We would like to think we're immune from that.

00:01:06.400 But 45% of Americans now say that courts should be able to shut down media that has too much of a point of view.

00:01:22.140 By the way, um, that's just the First Amendment.

00:01:27.120 Don't worry about that.

00:01:29.260 Uh, but the GOP is not the savior on this one.

00:01:37.100 Do we believe in the First Amendment?

00:01:39.080 We go there, and I want to hear your voice right now.

00:01:44.540 I will make a stand.

00:01:47.040 I will raise my voice.

00:01:49.300 I will hold your hand.

00:01:51.660 Because we are one.

00:01:53.540 I will beat my drum.

00:01:55.780 I have made my choice.

00:01:58.000 We will overcome.

00:02:00.320 Because we are one.

00:02:02.020 The fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.

00:02:06.000 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:02:12.340 45 to 20.

00:02:16.100 45% say, yeah, the judge, a judge should be able to say,

00:02:25.260 ah, you have too much point of view.

00:02:28.980 And shut down a newspaper or a news organization, television station, cable company, online, whatever it is.

00:02:37.420 You have too much of an opinion.

00:02:42.340 Holy cow.

00:02:44.100 Americans, you better pay attention to this.

00:02:46.460 First, they came for the labor unions.

00:02:49.160 And I said nothing, because I wasn't a union member.

00:02:53.020 Remember how that ends?

00:02:54.180 Uh, and then they came for me, and no one was around.

00:02:58.920 So, you want to start giving people the right to shut people down if they have too much of an opinion.

00:03:09.220 Well, what about talk radio?

00:03:12.000 45% of Republicans are for this.

00:03:16.060 Only 20% of Republicans are against.

00:03:20.000 The rest are I don't knows.

00:03:22.160 How is that even possible in today's world?

00:03:27.740 Well, I'll explain.

00:03:30.000 It's possible because so many people have done so much to discredit themselves.

00:03:36.440 And do you remember talking about a time that people won't know what to believe or who to believe?

00:03:44.820 Too many people have discredited themselves.

00:03:47.920 And now, it's up to you.

00:03:50.540 And now, hopefully, you have some credibility left.

00:03:55.480 And you can say to your friends and family, don't go there.

00:04:00.100 Don't go there.

00:04:01.220 I know it feels good, but don't go there.

00:04:03.420 Why wouldn't people just shut down talk radio?

00:04:09.200 Why wouldn't they just shut down the talk radio that they don't like?

00:04:14.180 Why not shut down Fox News?

00:04:18.580 Republicans are thinking that they can shut down CNN or NPR or I don't know what.

00:04:25.920 MSNBC, too much of an opinion.

00:04:29.260 But where does that stop?

00:04:31.600 Who decides?

00:04:33.420 The mob?

00:04:34.380 The judges?

00:04:35.780 The judges?

00:04:37.000 You want court systems?

00:04:40.020 The same people who have helped get us into this mess?

00:04:43.820 The same people who don't understand the Second Amendment?

00:04:46.860 You want them to now start to parse the First Amendment?

00:04:53.220 The same court system that said that O.J. Simpson wasn't guilty?

00:05:02.140 I don't.

00:05:09.060 Small government and conservative principles

00:05:13.640 have nothing to do with this.

00:05:21.820 This is fascism.

00:05:26.120 The First Amendment

00:05:27.720 is there because the world

00:05:31.420 has gone through this

00:05:33.520 time and time and time again.

00:05:38.960 How many things do we

00:05:40.660 do we have to

00:05:42.760 see in our own lifetime?

00:05:44.780 How many things do we have to

00:05:45.980 read in history books?

00:05:47.700 And for

00:05:48.560 that not

00:05:51.340 to be relevant,

00:05:52.900 well, nobody reads history.

00:05:54.580 Nobody's paying attention.

00:05:56.140 Okay.

00:05:56.680 How many things do we need

00:05:58.600 in pop culture

00:06:00.120 to tell us that this

00:06:01.800 always leads to dark places?

00:06:04.520 How many people watch

00:06:05.640 Games of Thrones?

00:06:06.580 Game of Thrones

00:06:10.400 a couple of weeks ago?

00:06:12.180 17 million?

00:06:14.060 Broke all records?

00:06:17.600 Have you noticed

00:06:18.600 what life is like there?

00:06:21.000 Do you think that's

00:06:22.080 protected speech?

00:06:26.220 What happens when you

00:06:27.600 shut a news organization

00:06:30.220 down?

00:06:30.760 Do you think those

00:06:34.360 people just go away

00:06:35.420 or do they find

00:06:36.400 other ways to communicate?

00:06:37.940 Do I now have to

00:06:38.780 shut them down

00:06:39.400 on the internet?

00:06:40.820 Do I now have to

00:06:41.820 shut them down

00:06:42.460 as individuals?

00:06:44.280 And if they still

00:06:45.300 won't be shut down,

00:06:46.640 if they still go

00:06:47.740 around town

00:06:48.700 and they become

00:06:49.240 a town crier

00:06:50.120 and they're just

00:06:51.580 saying it to their

00:06:52.280 friends and anybody

00:06:53.020 else who will listen,

00:06:55.140 do we have to

00:06:56.920 jail them?

00:06:58.460 How do we

00:06:59.200 silence them?

00:07:00.760 this is a

00:07:03.780 disaster.

00:07:10.920 Shutting down

00:07:11.880 news organizations

00:07:13.000 that are publishing

00:07:14.980 stories that are

00:07:15.920 biased

00:07:16.720 or

00:07:18.620 inaccurate.

00:07:22.260 How are we

00:07:23.380 going to decide

00:07:24.560 what is

00:07:26.060 inaccurate?

00:07:28.440 We can't

00:07:29.160 even,

00:07:29.560 we don't

00:07:30.060 how do we

00:07:31.240 define that?

00:07:33.340 Half of the

00:07:34.360 country

00:07:34.800 is saying

00:07:36.080 that

00:07:36.420 is saying

00:07:38.260 that

00:07:38.900 something

00:07:41.060 that the

00:07:41.620 president's

00:07:42.480 son

00:07:42.920 himself

00:07:44.240 released

00:07:45.500 wasn't

00:07:47.460 released

00:07:47.920 or wasn't

00:07:48.840 true.

00:07:51.460 Is

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00:07:56.320 verifiable

00:07:57.420 fact

00:07:58.180 that

00:08:00.080 what is

00:08:00.400 it?

00:08:00.600 45%

00:08:01.760 of

00:08:02.420 conservatives

00:08:03.180 don't believe

00:08:04.640 is a fact?

00:08:05.800 He released

00:08:06.940 it himself.

00:08:08.800 He released

00:08:09.740 it in

00:08:10.260 advance

00:08:11.140 because

00:08:12.020 the New York

00:08:13.180 Times was

00:08:13.800 coming out

00:08:14.360 six minutes

00:08:15.300 later.

00:08:15.720 I could

00:08:19.560 understand

00:08:19.960 if you

00:08:20.300 said

00:08:20.440 I don't

00:08:20.700 believe

00:08:20.920 the New

00:08:21.160 York

00:08:21.320 Times

00:08:21.580 but

00:08:21.780 now

00:08:22.020 you're

00:08:22.220 saying

00:08:22.500 that

00:08:22.720 something

00:08:23.100 that

00:08:24.020 Donald

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00:08:25.760 did

00:08:26.300 didn't

00:08:27.920 happen.

00:08:29.780 And if

00:08:30.500 it did

00:08:31.100 it was

00:08:31.560 fake.

00:08:32.540 Why

00:08:32.800 would

00:08:33.120 he

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00:08:34.480 bad

00:08:35.500 information

00:08:36.260 about

00:08:36.900 him?

00:08:37.560 The

00:08:50.440 righteous

00:08:50.800 didn't

00:08:51.180 suddenly

00:08:51.520 become

00:08:51.940 righteous.

00:08:52.740 They

00:08:53.200 just

00:08:53.460 refused

00:08:53.860 to go

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00:08:54.620 cliff

00:08:54.960 with

00:08:55.960 everyone

00:08:56.280 else.

00:08:59.880 So

00:09:00.560 how do

00:09:00.840 we solve

00:09:01.340 this

00:09:01.680 one?

00:09:05.340 Well

00:09:06.020 we have

00:09:06.960 to start

00:09:07.360 teaching

00:09:07.980 the

00:09:09.720 Constitution.

00:09:12.200 We have

00:09:12.960 to start

00:09:13.320 teaching

00:09:13.820 history.

00:09:16.860 And

00:09:17.380 I

00:09:18.400 thought

00:09:18.980 that we

00:09:20.360 needed to

00:09:21.060 spread it.

00:09:22.700 I thought

00:09:23.080 we needed

00:09:23.520 to get it

00:09:24.000 outside of

00:09:24.500 our own

00:09:24.840 circles but

00:09:25.500 we don't.

00:09:26.760 We need

00:09:27.360 to be

00:09:27.640 rock solid

00:09:28.240 in our

00:09:28.620 own

00:09:28.840 circles.

00:09:30.080 We need

00:09:30.780 to start

00:09:31.120 teaching

00:09:31.520 critical

00:09:32.000 thinking.

00:09:36.080 You know

00:09:36.700 the best

00:09:37.100 critical

00:09:37.440 thinker

00:09:37.980 I know

00:09:39.220 is a

00:09:39.780 guy who

00:09:40.500 grew up

00:09:43.400 with

00:09:43.580 Torah

00:09:43.820 studies.

00:09:45.940 I think

00:09:46.760 the best

00:09:47.300 critical

00:09:47.700 thinkers

00:09:48.160 honestly

00:09:49.080 are those

00:09:49.640 who went

00:09:50.020 through

00:09:50.280 Torah

00:09:50.700 studies.

00:09:51.160 Maybe we

00:09:51.840 should just

00:09:52.160 start teaching

00:09:52.720 the Torah.

00:09:53.220 that gets

00:09:59.020 your God

00:09:59.580 and your

00:10:00.660 critical

00:10:00.960 thinking.

00:10:08.840 We're

00:10:10.160 sicker

00:10:10.840 than we

00:10:13.360 presumed.

00:10:14.060 there was

00:10:21.360 a

00:10:21.620 there's a

00:10:22.880 quote

00:10:23.320 I've

00:10:24.160 been

00:10:24.740 saying it

00:10:25.720 lately

00:10:26.060 a lot

00:10:27.000 a friend

00:10:27.600 told it

00:10:27.960 to me

00:10:28.320 and I

00:10:30.960 can't

00:10:31.140 remember

00:10:31.360 who it

00:10:31.700 is

00:10:31.900 it's

00:10:32.200 it's

00:10:32.660 like

00:10:32.860 Xerxes

00:10:33.340 or

00:10:33.660 somebody

00:10:33.960 from

00:10:35.340 you know

00:10:35.800 a billion

00:10:36.180 years ago

00:10:36.720 some

00:10:37.440 Greek

00:10:37.900 and what

00:10:39.600 he said

00:10:40.020 was

00:10:40.540 in a

00:10:41.380 nutshell

00:10:41.680 people

00:10:43.460 don't

00:10:43.700 rise

00:10:43.980 to the

00:10:44.240 occasion

00:10:44.620 they

00:10:46.500 don't

00:10:46.640 rise

00:10:46.920 to the

00:10:47.200 level

00:10:47.420 of

00:10:47.580 expectations

00:10:48.200 they

00:10:49.020 don't

00:10:49.480 they

00:10:53.620 rise

00:10:54.240 to the

00:10:54.940 level

00:10:55.260 of their

00:10:55.820 preparedness

00:10:56.580 and

00:10:57.140 knowledge

00:10:57.600 now

00:11:01.280 think

00:11:01.500 of that

00:11:01.860 think

00:11:03.560 of all

00:11:04.040 of the

00:11:04.360 people

00:11:04.780 that

00:11:07.140 rose

00:11:07.980 to the

00:11:08.360 occasion

00:11:08.860 in the

00:11:09.640 darkest

00:11:10.120 hours

00:11:10.840 they

00:11:12.580 were

00:11:12.740 always

00:11:13.240 the

00:11:13.480 people

00:11:13.920 Abraham

00:11:15.020 Lincoln

00:11:15.440 who

00:11:16.380 had

00:11:16.620 gone

00:11:17.140 through

00:11:17.540 something

00:11:18.260 in

00:11:19.260 advance

00:11:19.860 and

00:11:20.320 really

00:11:20.880 prepared

00:11:21.900 themselves

00:11:22.600 knew

00:11:23.540 who

00:11:23.800 they

00:11:24.000 were

00:11:24.540 and

00:11:25.080 prepared

00:11:25.760 themselves

00:11:26.680 Corrie

00:11:31.000 Ten Boom

00:11:31.420 she

00:11:32.780 grew up

00:11:33.260 in a

00:11:33.480 family

00:11:33.780 that knew

00:11:34.180 exactly

00:11:34.920 what it

00:11:35.520 was

00:11:35.940 and her

00:11:36.440 father

00:11:36.840 prepared

00:11:37.920 the whole

00:11:38.580 family

00:11:39.120 for those

00:11:40.040 times

00:11:40.560 Dietrich

00:11:43.440 Bonhoeffer

00:11:44.120 that's

00:11:45.140 what he

00:11:45.400 did

00:11:45.700 for a

00:11:46.100 living

00:11:46.380 he

00:11:48.220 had

00:11:48.640 something

00:11:49.100 in him

00:11:49.820 that

00:11:50.680 allowed

00:11:51.480 him to

00:11:52.000 think

00:11:52.440 differently

00:11:53.060 and he

00:11:53.920 started to

00:11:54.500 think about

00:11:55.140 the future

00:11:55.720 and what

00:11:56.360 was coming

00:11:56.940 and before

00:11:57.940 it hit

00:11:58.480 he had

00:11:59.240 already

00:11:59.680 decided

00:12:00.280 I'm not

00:12:00.880 going there

00:12:01.380 I'm not

00:12:01.720 going there

00:12:02.200 I'm not

00:12:02.580 going there

00:12:03.040 what am

00:12:03.520 I going

00:12:03.840 to do

00:12:04.220 we are

00:12:10.580 we're

00:12:10.980 living

00:12:11.240 in a

00:12:11.500 time

00:12:11.740 right

00:12:11.920 now

00:12:12.120 where

00:12:12.360 people

00:12:14.220 are

00:12:14.680 struggling

00:12:15.660 and

00:12:17.160 it's

00:12:22.960 Maslow's

00:12:23.560 hierarchy

00:12:24.080 of

00:12:24.480 needs

00:12:26.160 and what's

00:12:28.000 on that

00:12:28.220 first base

00:12:29.040 can you

00:12:29.600 look

00:12:29.800 one of

00:12:30.060 those

00:12:30.200 one of

00:12:30.460 you guys

00:12:30.620 look this

00:12:30.960 up real

00:12:31.260 quick

00:12:31.500 Maslow's

00:12:33.300 law is

00:12:34.600 you know

00:12:35.380 the hierarchy

00:12:35.960 of needs

00:12:36.560 is

00:12:36.780 you know

00:12:38.900 I've got to

00:12:39.360 have food

00:12:39.940 and water

00:12:40.680 and shelter

00:12:41.880 protection

00:12:43.560 that's the

00:12:45.820 baseline

00:12:46.280 and you

00:12:48.500 it won't

00:12:49.200 allow you

00:12:50.240 to look

00:12:51.580 at anything

00:12:52.260 else

00:12:52.700 if you

00:12:54.180 don't have

00:12:54.660 that baseline

00:12:55.400 you don't

00:12:57.080 have the

00:12:57.680 privilege

00:12:58.440 of looking

00:12:59.560 toward anything

00:13:00.540 else

00:13:01.000 you have it

00:13:02.400 Pat

00:13:02.640 what is it

00:13:03.760 food

00:13:05.140 water

00:13:06.200 warmth

00:13:07.080 rest

00:13:07.760 basic needs

00:13:08.940 safety needs

00:13:10.100 security and

00:13:10.800 safety

00:13:11.100 that's the

00:13:11.880 next level

00:13:12.380 yeah

00:13:12.740 then after

00:13:14.460 that

00:13:14.760 belongingness

00:13:15.640 and love

00:13:16.200 needs

00:13:16.580 intimate

00:13:17.000 relationships

00:13:17.600 and friends

00:13:18.200 just above

00:13:19.620 that

00:13:19.880 esteem

00:13:20.380 needs

00:13:20.760 prestige

00:13:21.680 and feeling

00:13:22.680 of accomplishment

00:13:23.580 and then

00:13:24.380 at the top

00:13:25.040 self-actualization

00:13:26.320 achieving one's

00:13:27.460 full potential

00:13:28.000 including

00:13:28.440 creative

00:13:28.900 activities

00:13:29.240 how many

00:13:30.460 times do I

00:13:31.180 talk about

00:13:31.860 we're born

00:13:32.760 for

00:13:33.300 we're born

00:13:34.280 for

00:13:34.760 this time

00:13:36.260 that's

00:13:37.200 self-actualization

00:13:38.540 that is

00:13:39.260 what am I

00:13:40.300 here for

00:13:40.920 what is my

00:13:41.440 purpose

00:13:42.060 there are

00:13:43.280 so many

00:13:43.940 people

00:13:44.440 that are

00:13:44.980 down at

00:13:45.580 the bottom

00:13:46.120 all over

00:13:46.660 the world

00:13:47.260 that are

00:13:49.940 looking for

00:13:50.620 food

00:13:51.040 water

00:13:51.520 shelter

00:13:53.120 warmth

00:13:53.860 then

00:13:55.140 then

00:13:56.000 they're at

00:13:56.900 security

00:13:57.700 that could

00:13:59.460 be

00:13:59.780 jobs

00:14:00.660 that could

00:14:03.420 be I

00:14:03.900 need my

00:14:04.660 health care

00:14:05.220 so my

00:14:06.140 whole family

00:14:06.660 doesn't crater

00:14:07.560 I've got a

00:14:09.860 terminal illness

00:14:10.720 or I have

00:14:11.340 an illness

00:14:11.700 or my

00:14:12.080 son or

00:14:12.720 daughter

00:14:13.000 has an

00:14:13.420 illness

00:14:13.760 do you

00:14:15.820 think

00:14:16.100 Charlie

00:14:16.480 Gard's

00:14:17.000 parents

00:14:17.520 were thinking

00:14:20.340 in the last

00:14:20.900 six months

00:14:21.440 about

00:14:21.740 self-actualization

00:14:22.980 all they

00:14:24.760 were thinking

00:14:25.200 about

00:14:25.600 was saving

00:14:27.200 their child's

00:14:27.840 life

00:14:28.140 that's it

00:14:28.880 if you

00:14:34.840 have the

00:14:35.440 ability

00:14:35.900 now

00:14:36.340 to be

00:14:37.640 thinking

00:14:38.020 about

00:14:38.480 I'm

00:14:39.720 here for

00:14:40.200 a reason

00:14:40.780 you're

00:14:42.600 a lucky

00:14:43.480 one

00:14:43.860 and you're

00:14:45.020 going to

00:14:45.240 become

00:14:45.540 more rare

00:14:46.300 you

00:14:48.160 have to

00:14:49.320 now say

00:14:50.220 who am

00:14:51.100 I going

00:14:51.780 to be

00:14:52.420 when the

00:14:53.180 time gets

00:14:53.920 trouble for

00:14:55.020 me and

00:14:55.380 it's not

00:14:55.980 enough

00:14:56.480 just to

00:14:57.320 think about

00:14:57.800 it

00:14:58.000 you

00:14:58.460 actually

00:14:58.980 have to

00:14:59.440 prepare

00:15:00.040 for it

00:15:00.640 and while

00:15:04.940 you're doing

00:15:05.380 that we

00:15:06.160 have to go

00:15:06.780 help the

00:15:07.780 people at

00:15:08.420 the bottom

00:15:09.160 the people

00:15:10.500 who don't

00:15:11.180 have the

00:15:11.880 ability now

00:15:12.860 to think

00:15:13.980 beyond

00:15:14.520 look

00:15:16.060 I'll do

00:15:17.080 whatever I

00:15:17.560 have to do

00:15:18.080 the media

00:15:18.580 has got to

00:15:19.200 shut up

00:15:19.640 because we've

00:15:20.340 got to get

00:15:20.720 things done

00:15:21.600 they can't

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00:17:11.340 you're

00:17:14.740 listening to

00:17:15.300 the glenn

00:17:15.720 beck

00:17:15.980 program

00:17:16.560 so here

00:17:22.180 we are

00:17:22.780 45% of

00:17:25.680 republicans

00:17:26.340 are now

00:17:26.800 saying

00:17:27.280 that

00:17:28.260 that the

00:17:30.920 judges

00:17:31.340 should be

00:17:32.260 able to

00:17:32.700 say that

00:17:34.060 newspaper

00:17:34.600 needs to

00:17:35.120 be shut

00:17:35.520 down or

00:17:36.300 that television

00:17:37.560 network needs

00:17:38.300 to be shut

00:17:38.840 down or

00:17:39.360 that reporter

00:17:40.040 needs to be

00:17:40.600 shut down

00:17:41.060 because

00:17:41.440 they're either

00:17:42.460 too biased

00:17:43.520 or

00:17:45.220 they're not

00:17:46.420 telling the

00:17:46.900 truth

00:17:47.220 and did you

00:17:48.080 see it was

00:17:48.440 only 18%

00:17:49.300 of democrats

00:17:49.900 want the

00:17:50.420 same thing

00:17:50.820 if the

00:17:52.400 chairs would

00:17:53.000 have been

00:17:53.360 flipped

00:17:53.700 had you

00:17:54.780 asked that

00:17:55.240 question

00:17:55.860 when fox

00:17:59.280 news was

00:18:00.260 at its

00:18:00.940 height

00:18:01.260 oh my gosh

00:18:02.000 it would

00:18:02.240 have been

00:18:02.420 80%

00:18:03.060 we're just

00:18:05.760 switching

00:18:06.040 chairs

00:18:06.360 it just

00:18:06.860 depends on

00:18:07.300 who's

00:18:07.480 in power

00:18:08.500 and that

00:18:09.000 is the

00:18:10.060 secret of

00:18:10.720 recognition

00:18:11.280 of the

00:18:11.940 first

00:18:12.180 amendment

00:18:12.540 the only

00:18:14.120 the

00:18:15.080 voice that

00:18:18.280 people don't

00:18:19.120 want to

00:18:19.440 hear

00:18:19.640 that the

00:18:20.080 bullies

00:18:20.700 don't want

00:18:21.260 to hear

00:18:21.620 those are

00:18:23.200 the ones

00:18:23.560 that you

00:18:24.460 have to

00:18:24.780 protect

00:18:25.160 the one

00:18:26.060 that majority

00:18:26.640 says is

00:18:27.140 fine

00:18:27.520 doesn't

00:18:28.280 matter

00:18:28.580 you have

00:18:29.760 to protect

00:18:30.180 the voice

00:18:30.560 that nobody

00:18:31.100 wants to

00:18:31.620 hear

00:18:31.900 and that's

00:18:33.020 the thing

00:18:33.280 43%

00:18:34.520 a plurality

00:18:35.240 of the

00:18:35.900 population

00:18:36.460 hasn't

00:18:37.320 heard enough

00:18:37.980 to form

00:18:38.540 an opinion

00:18:39.020 yet about

00:18:39.880 whether the

00:18:40.300 state should

00:18:40.660 be allowed

00:18:41.000 to target

00:18:41.400 news outlets

00:18:41.940 for closure

00:18:42.480 you haven't

00:18:43.540 heard enough

00:18:44.020 I mean it

00:18:45.240 was the

00:18:45.820 1700s we're

00:18:46.820 talking about

00:18:47.360 here

00:18:47.520 they don't

00:18:47.920 know that

00:18:48.380 no I know

00:18:49.160 and that's

00:18:49.480 the problem

00:18:49.880 right

00:18:50.060 and the fact

00:18:50.960 that they're

00:18:51.220 switching

00:18:51.560 is a very

00:18:53.740 human instinct

00:18:54.500 we can

00:18:54.960 criticize it

00:18:55.520 all we want

00:18:56.000 and it should

00:18:57.100 be criticized

00:18:57.600 but it's

00:18:58.080 very human

00:18:58.760 unless you

00:18:59.380 have a

00:19:00.200 foundational

00:19:00.800 principle

00:19:01.340 that you're

00:19:01.660 acting on

00:19:02.160 unless there's

00:19:02.800 something guiding

00:19:03.480 you other

00:19:03.960 than what

00:19:04.680 feels good

00:19:05.100 at this

00:19:05.360 moment

00:19:05.620 correct

00:19:05.920 and understanding

00:19:07.440 you know

00:19:08.180 look

00:19:09.000 here's the

00:19:10.220 problem

00:19:10.560 and we've

00:19:12.440 engaged in

00:19:12.960 this

00:19:13.200 I can give

00:19:13.960 you this

00:19:14.180 story

00:19:14.460 MTV

00:19:15.020 moon man

00:19:15.700 gets a

00:19:16.160 new PC

00:19:16.680 name

00:19:17.100 okay

00:19:17.920 the new

00:19:18.540 MTV

00:19:19.480 award

00:19:19.940 it's no

00:19:20.900 longer a

00:19:21.280 moon man

00:19:21.680 it's a

00:19:22.060 moon person

00:19:22.640 it can't

00:19:24.520 be real

00:19:25.040 no it

00:19:25.440 is real

00:19:26.000 it's real

00:19:26.600 it's real

00:19:27.280 variety

00:19:27.540 is reporting

00:19:28.200 it

00:19:28.520 yeah

00:19:28.740 so

00:19:29.260 it's real

00:19:30.660 it's a

00:19:31.040 moon person

00:19:31.520 now think

00:19:32.360 of the

00:19:32.840 cheers

00:19:33.360 that went

00:19:34.260 up for

00:19:34.880 the people

00:19:35.380 who tried

00:19:35.880 to get

00:19:36.240 MTV to

00:19:37.040 change that

00:19:37.560 to a

00:19:37.860 moon person

00:19:38.400 oh yeah

00:19:39.180 now think

00:19:39.920 of how

00:19:40.820 ridiculous

00:19:42.080 their life

00:19:42.960 is

00:19:43.340 that they

00:19:43.900 think that

00:19:44.620 that actually

00:19:45.740 makes a

00:19:46.440 difference

00:19:46.880 that's the

00:19:49.340 problem

00:19:49.780 we're

00:19:50.720 what

00:19:51.620 what we

00:19:52.580 would normally

00:19:53.120 do is

00:19:53.620 mock those

00:19:54.320 people and

00:19:55.000 ridicule them

00:19:55.620 like crazy

00:19:56.320 where does

00:19:57.860 that get

00:19:58.280 us

00:19:58.660 where does

00:19:59.880 this get

00:20:00.280 the moon

00:20:00.700 man

00:20:01.060 who cares

00:20:02.900 who cares

00:20:04.640 we need

00:20:06.240 to talk

00:20:06.620 about issues

00:20:07.280 that actually

00:20:08.340 impact

00:20:09.880 people

00:20:10.420 and

00:20:12.340 usually

00:20:13.340 those revolve

00:20:14.200 around the

00:20:14.620 constitution

00:20:15.360 and basic

00:20:16.600 needs

00:20:17.100 you're listening

00:20:19.140 to the

00:20:19.520 Glenn Beck

00:20:20.000 program

00:20:20.660 mercury

00:20:23.340 the Glenn Beck

00:20:27.600 program

00:20:28.360 it was

00:20:28.940 March 20th

00:20:29.900 1854

00:20:30.800 and it

00:20:32.580 happened in

00:20:33.340 Rippon

00:20:33.880 Wisconsin

00:20:34.700 any idea

00:20:36.680 what it

00:20:36.940 was

00:20:37.260 1854

00:20:38.600 March 20th

00:20:39.540 Rippon

00:20:39.900 Wisconsin

00:20:40.440 huge

00:20:41.720 made a

00:20:42.580 massive

00:20:43.320 impact on

00:20:44.120 our country

00:20:44.580 what was it

00:20:45.300 can you

00:20:45.920 give us

00:20:46.800 any more

00:20:47.420 detail

00:20:47.780 March 20th

00:20:48.980 1854

00:20:49.760 Rippon

00:20:50.540 Wisconsin

00:20:51.060 could be a lot

00:20:52.020 of things

00:20:52.480 huge

00:20:53.040 I bet a lot

00:20:53.800 of things

00:20:54.140 happened that

00:20:54.600 day

00:20:54.860 the Gatling

00:20:55.620 gun was

00:20:55.980 invented

00:20:56.280 I'm gonna

00:20:57.520 say

00:20:58.140 a first

00:21:00.700 and only

00:21:01.460 was born

00:21:02.580 no first

00:21:03.280 and only

00:21:03.920 happened

00:21:04.380 there

00:21:04.720 this is the

00:21:05.660 first time

00:21:06.400 and only

00:21:07.020 time

00:21:07.420 something

00:21:07.940 happened

00:21:08.400 that was

00:21:08.820 successful

00:21:09.480 and it's

00:21:10.940 still around

00:21:11.600 today

00:21:12.060 and impacts

00:21:12.880 our life

00:21:14.260 and not

00:21:15.660 Jeffy's

00:21:16.060 and we're

00:21:16.980 about

00:21:17.320 1884

00:21:18.740 and we are

00:21:19.820 currently

00:21:20.720 at a new

00:21:22.020 crossroads

00:21:22.860 exactly the

00:21:23.900 way we were

00:21:24.380 at 1854

00:21:25.220 that this

00:21:27.780 solved

00:21:28.440 last time

00:21:29.320 and now

00:21:29.880 it is the

00:21:30.340 problem

00:21:30.880 or one of

00:21:32.200 them

00:21:32.440 the GOP

00:21:33.160 yes

00:21:33.680 the GOP

00:21:35.420 the very

00:21:36.460 first time

00:21:37.240 and only

00:21:37.880 time a

00:21:38.460 third party

00:21:39.140 was a

00:21:39.920 third

00:21:40.260 successful

00:21:41.300 party

00:21:41.860 was born

00:21:43.000 and it

00:21:44.920 stood

00:21:45.660 against the

00:21:46.940 quote

00:21:47.260 twin

00:21:48.460 relics

00:21:49.700 of

00:21:50.980 barbarism

00:21:51.780 sure

00:21:54.380 doesn't do

00:21:54.780 that

00:21:54.920 anymore

00:21:55.520 does it

00:21:56.360 you

00:21:56.960 couldn't

00:21:57.480 say

00:21:57.740 that the

00:21:58.180 GOP

00:21:58.580 stands

00:21:58.920 against

00:21:59.340 no

00:22:00.160 it is

00:22:00.480 a

00:22:00.680 relic

00:22:01.060 okay

00:22:02.380 so here

00:22:02.780 were the

00:22:03.100 twin

00:22:04.260 relics

00:22:04.680 of

00:22:04.840 barbarism

00:22:05.380 slavery

00:22:06.280 and

00:22:07.260 polygamy

00:22:07.800 wow

00:22:09.000 those

00:22:09.660 were the

00:22:09.920 two

00:22:10.240 twins

00:22:10.840 that

00:22:11.500 congress

00:22:12.020 would not

00:22:12.660 take

00:22:13.020 seriously

00:22:13.800 bizarre

00:22:16.940 didn't

00:22:17.720 know that

00:22:18.100 did not

00:22:18.640 know that

00:22:19.040 about

00:22:19.440 I didn't

00:22:20.740 know that

00:22:21.020 polygamy

00:22:21.460 in 1854

00:22:22.600 no

00:22:23.040 I guess

00:22:24.280 maybe because

00:22:24.840 slavery was

00:22:25.780 so much

00:22:26.200 bigger

00:22:26.660 yeah

00:22:27.200 but congress

00:22:28.020 wouldn't

00:22:28.980 do

00:22:29.380 anything

00:22:30.340 now

00:22:32.260 here we are

00:22:33.520 again

00:22:33.940 we have

00:22:36.540 our twin

00:22:38.860 relics

00:22:39.460 of

00:22:40.000 barbary

00:22:40.540 I would

00:22:42.880 say

00:22:43.520 spending

00:22:45.180 and

00:22:45.540 corruption

00:22:46.020 what would

00:22:50.420 they be

00:22:50.700 today

00:22:51.040 war

00:22:54.580 and

00:22:54.880 corruption

00:22:55.380 there's so

00:22:58.100 many things

00:22:58.640 now

00:22:58.880 the end

00:22:59.540 of the

00:22:59.780 constitution

00:23:00.540 and

00:23:01.500 spending

00:23:02.200 what is

00:23:02.820 it

00:23:03.800 I think

00:23:04.600 it's

00:23:04.800 corruption

00:23:05.300 I mean

00:23:06.000 corruption

00:23:06.540 has to be

00:23:07.120 one of

00:23:07.500 them

00:23:07.720 you're only

00:23:08.360 making it

00:23:08.740 two

00:23:08.940 because it

00:23:09.240 was two

00:23:09.620 back then

00:23:10.120 it doesn't

00:23:10.480 mean it's

00:23:10.700 two now

00:23:11.160 yeah

00:23:11.380 no I

00:23:11.760 know

00:23:11.940 but I

00:23:13.420 think we

00:23:13.720 could probably

00:23:14.220 boil that

00:23:14.760 down and

00:23:15.200 it would

00:23:15.400 probably

00:23:15.720 come down

00:23:16.360 to

00:23:16.660 just a

00:23:17.480 couple

00:23:17.700 of

00:23:17.860 things

00:23:18.260 that are

00:23:19.380 the real

00:23:19.800 problem

00:23:20.280 here

00:23:20.620 now

00:23:22.360 third

00:23:23.160 party

00:23:23.580 if a

00:23:24.340 third

00:23:24.580 party

00:23:24.880 were to

00:23:25.200 start

00:23:25.460 today

00:23:25.980 it would

00:23:27.320 have to

00:23:27.900 do

00:23:28.280 what the

00:23:29.060 third

00:23:29.320 party

00:23:29.640 did

00:23:30.120 in

00:23:30.400 1854

00:23:31.160 and that

00:23:31.720 is

00:23:32.060 eliminate

00:23:32.960 one of

00:23:34.360 the

00:23:34.520 parties

00:23:34.920 it would

00:23:36.480 have to

00:23:36.900 eliminate

00:23:37.380 either the

00:23:38.620 democrats

00:23:38.960 or the

00:23:39.520 republicans

00:23:40.200 because

00:23:40.540 right now

00:23:41.180 we all

00:23:41.620 know that

00:23:42.020 the

00:23:42.140 republican

00:23:42.560 party

00:23:43.000 and the

00:23:43.380 democratic

00:23:43.740 party

00:23:44.120 are

00:23:44.700 beginning

00:23:45.120 to fuse

00:23:45.860 into

00:23:46.120 one

00:23:46.540 I mean

00:23:47.420 you know

00:23:48.120 tell me

00:23:48.740 the difference

00:23:49.560 between

00:23:50.200 the health

00:23:51.060 sides of

00:23:51.500 the same

00:23:51.780 coin

00:23:52.080 yeah

00:23:52.420 tell me

00:23:52.820 the difference

00:23:53.220 between

00:23:53.480 the healthcare

00:23:54.020 debate

00:23:54.560 that the

00:23:54.920 republicans

00:23:55.540 just had

00:23:56.120 and the

00:23:56.740 healthcare

00:23:57.040 debate

00:23:57.500 that the

00:23:58.020 democrats

00:23:58.520 had

00:23:58.860 except

00:23:59.340 the

00:23:59.540 democrats

00:23:59.940 were

00:24:00.160 successful

00:24:00.620 tell me

00:24:02.160 the

00:24:02.280 difference

00:24:02.540 there

00:24:02.800 is

00:24:02.960 no

00:24:03.120 difference

00:24:03.520 okay

00:24:04.540 tell me

00:24:05.100 the

00:24:05.220 difference

00:24:05.500 between

00:24:05.840 winning

00:24:06.200 right

00:24:06.520 I mean

00:24:06.780 that's

00:24:07.040 that's

00:24:07.200 the

00:24:07.340 difference

00:24:07.700 tell me

00:24:08.040 the

00:24:08.180 difference

00:24:08.540 between

00:24:09.000 the

00:24:09.460 spending

00:24:10.040 habits

00:24:10.620 of

00:24:11.280 the

00:24:11.460 democrats

00:24:12.060 and

00:24:12.460 the

00:24:12.600 republicans

00:24:13.200 no

00:24:13.340 difference

00:24:13.640 none

00:24:14.160 the

00:24:15.120 tax

00:24:15.520 plans

00:24:15.980 between

00:24:17.420 and the democrats well we'll see but yeah relatively no difference i mean they're they're

00:24:24.240 within 10 points of each other i mean steve bannon pitch is exactly the pitch we've been

00:24:28.120 getting from democrats tax the rich 10 years tax the rich more lower it on lower on lower

00:24:33.160 brackets paul ryan did say however they're going to stick the landing on tax reform oh good yeah

00:24:38.180 we're all set good good good good so we got that going for us they're going to stick the landing

00:24:42.640 okay so now here's the problem conservative principles have not become about the free market

00:24:51.980 conservative principles have been have been have become nothing more than we will save fill in the

00:25:02.680 blank and it's not even the western way of life it's not even the constitution

00:25:09.560 it's it's really none of those things tell me the difference between the republicans and the

00:25:15.380 democrats on education

00:25:16.920 they both were for common core yeah they were yeah i mean they're both going down the same

00:25:27.340 so they're not saving the republic they're not saving our history what are they conserving

00:25:34.020 they seem to me to be conserving their own job more than anything else their own power

00:25:42.180 because they don't think conservative ideas are popular and conservative style i mean what is

00:25:52.140 conservative style what it what is that the conservative what what's popular about being a conservative

00:25:59.020 zero

00:26:00.320 now what's hurting the conservative movement is the fact that conservatives are saying generally i will

00:26:10.340 save your job well you can't save jobs in the era of globalization well that's why i'm against

00:26:18.380 globalization well you can be against globalization all you want it's kind of like being against air

00:26:26.280 what happened is the conservative sorry the the free market adam smith ideas that america

00:26:39.200 unleashed on the world have taken off all over the world and so now entrepreneurs through another

00:26:48.600 american invention the internet are growing everywhere and they're growing in the community

00:26:55.980 of where they where those entrepreneurs are and those natural resources we don't have to take

00:27:03.340 the natural resources from the jungle anymore and ship them over here to be made they can be made there

00:27:08.820 by the people who live there and they can be shipped to us i can find a cricket bat online i don't have to go

00:27:19.160 to great britain i don't have to go and call people who happen to be from great britain or india and say

00:27:27.100 hey dude makes cricket bat i can go online go online right now jeffy find out where i can buy a cricket bat

00:27:33.000 let's see how long it takes i'm guessing you could go to academy sports and buy a cricket bat okay i mean

00:27:39.080 how crazy is this world now yeah that's good it is good 79.99 okay unbelievable you'll see if you can find

00:27:49.440 see if you can find a uh an authentic english or indian cricket bat made who makes the best well there's

00:27:58.000 the cricket store online the entire cricket store online look at this look at this that's globalization

00:28:06.100 globalization and that is good that's good globalist listen to this globalist right here

00:28:14.940 globalization has brought the benefits of capitalism to the entire world to places where international

00:28:24.020 trade had never ever been known now it's local entrepreneurship for them capitalism for them

00:28:32.460 and capitalism for us and there are no barriers that's all good where it gets bad

00:28:40.240 is where governments and corporations begin to get involved now this also means that we have for the

00:28:49.840 last hundred years had capitalism and had the resources we are full of more resources than any other space

00:28:58.200 on the planet we have the cheapest energy on the planet or did we had the most stable government

00:29:07.080 on the planet or did

00:29:09.000 as our resources like stability and energy begin to dry up others are going to be more competitive

00:29:18.680 as we have said okay i want a better life i want more time off i want this i want that

00:29:26.360 i want a higher salary i want more pension those people who were just like us a hundred years ago they're

00:29:33.180 like i don't need any of that i just i just want to create i'd like to be able to eat and to feed my

00:29:39.980 family of course they're going to come up with something and they're going to try to sell it to us

00:29:44.480 and of course we're going to buy it because it'll be cheaper

00:29:47.100 if you don't like globalization do not buy anything at walmart or target or any place that sells things

00:29:58.820 cheaply because they're getting it from other parts of the world that can make those things cheaper

00:30:06.840 the conservative movement has become that an obstacle to that

00:30:14.940 we were in an exclusive club we're not in that club anymore

00:30:21.620 it's not avoidable and it's also not reversible

00:30:28.500 that doesn't mean we're going to like it

00:30:32.880 we don't

00:30:35.820 people won't like it people won't like it when it's happening to their country in reverse

00:30:41.820 so now we need a party that is actually going to do what

00:30:49.940 well make us more competitive by balancing the budget in a responsible way

00:30:56.320 but where's the constituency for that

00:30:59.320 reforming entitlements these are going to kill us and cripple us and then we will not be competitive

00:31:09.480 at all in fact our children will be slaves to whoever has taken the title from america

00:31:16.160 where's the constituency for that

00:31:19.000 they're too young to vote

00:31:22.600 where's the constituency for actually shutting down the education system that we have

00:31:31.640 we all know it doesn't work we all know

00:31:33.860 republicans and democrats we all know

00:31:36.460 but what we won't do is actually

00:31:39.280 do anything about it

00:31:41.960 because of labor unions

00:31:43.820 because many of us are paralyzed

00:31:47.880 because we don't know

00:31:49.840 because many of us are too busy

00:31:52.820 to actually get involved

00:31:54.780 in things like that

00:31:56.460 the parties

00:32:02.300 are craven

00:32:03.660 they're cowardly

00:32:07.740 they're corrupt

00:32:09.780 but the main

00:32:12.800 problem

00:32:13.680 with developing a third party

00:32:16.920 and doing what happened in 1854

00:32:19.640 which saved the republic

00:32:21.140 when we got to this position

00:32:23.500 what saved the republic

00:32:25.340 was 20 people who got together from both sides of the aisle

00:32:29.820 wigs and democrats

00:32:31.260 mainly wigs

00:32:32.220 and said neither party is serious about solving this slavery thing

00:32:37.660 i'm out

00:32:39.160 but there was enough people that wanted an end to slavery

00:32:45.120 are there enough people

00:32:48.400 that want what the conservative movement is selling

00:32:54.400 if you want to fix america conservatives

00:33:00.360 you first need to figure out

00:33:03.460 a way to explain to america

00:33:06.700 why they should want that

00:33:09.280 that's not going to be easy

00:33:14.780 but when we come to the table

00:33:22.240 and not mockery

00:33:23.700 not lies

00:33:25.520 not campaign promises

00:33:28.080 that will always be broken

00:33:29.720 but with real true vision

00:33:32.540 of what america can be

00:33:34.380 what america was

00:33:35.840 and what it's going to be

00:33:37.380 not again

00:33:38.100 but what it's going to be

00:33:39.660 in a new era

00:33:41.260 and why these tough steps

00:33:45.060 are really important

00:33:46.340 and they will affect you

00:33:47.820 in a positive way

00:33:49.360 and why you want them

00:33:50.960 when we hit that

00:33:53.160 we'll begin to win

00:33:55.780 and quite honestly

00:33:57.700 we'll deserve to win

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00:35:40.800 by the way

00:35:41.440 Joel Osteen

00:35:43.940 did not see this coming

00:35:45.540 and I don't know

00:35:47.060 how this is going to affect

00:35:48.140 I don't think anybody

00:35:49.200 saw this coming

00:35:49.820 I don't think so either

00:35:50.720 some big news

00:35:52.640 Vicki Osteen

00:35:53.700 is leaving

00:35:55.220 the Lakewood Church

00:35:56.240 to start

00:35:58.060 her own

00:35:59.060 facial cream business

00:36:00.340 oh my gosh

00:36:01.100 really?

00:36:01.780 she can't do both

00:36:02.620 of those together?

00:36:03.400 no

00:36:03.660 no

00:36:04.060 well she kept it

00:36:05.520 under wraps

00:36:05.920 and she was doing

00:36:06.600 them together

00:36:07.040 for a while

00:36:07.680 but it's become

00:36:08.840 so successful

00:36:10.440 that she doesn't

00:36:11.620 want the company

00:36:12.920 to be associated

00:36:13.680 with Lakewood Church

00:36:14.520 so now she's

00:36:15.500 got to leave

00:36:15.940 there's nothing

00:36:16.680 offensive

00:36:17.200 there's nothing

00:36:18.360 offensive

00:36:18.880 about this ad

00:36:20.480 with her

00:36:22.620 there's nothing

00:36:23.380 that's harmful

00:36:24.320 detrimental

00:36:25.200 to her

00:36:26.420 her husband

00:36:27.200 Lakewood Church

00:36:28.380 you know

00:36:29.000 same thing

00:36:29.680 with Chip

00:36:30.720 and Joanna

00:36:31.260 nothing

00:36:31.960 I think

00:36:33.820 these lies

00:36:34.440 these face cream

00:36:35.840 lies

00:36:36.180 I think

00:36:37.040 they're fine

00:36:37.740 oh they're great

00:36:38.600 we would have

00:36:39.520 never known

00:36:40.040 had she not

00:36:40.800 had been asked

00:36:42.200 a separate question

00:36:43.100 from that same

00:36:43.780 reporter

00:36:44.260 was it the same

00:36:45.220 reporter

00:36:45.640 he went off script

00:36:46.400 did that same

00:36:47.140 reporter go off

00:36:47.780 script again

00:36:48.340 and nobody

00:36:49.140 knew about it

00:36:49.840 no one knew

00:36:50.340 until they asked

00:36:51.000 that question

00:36:52.120 and now

00:36:52.820 it's coming

00:36:53.620 as a big shock

00:36:54.760 to a lot of people

00:36:55.720 I'm thinking

00:36:56.460 Vicky as well

00:36:57.540 yeah

00:36:57.940 probably is a surprise

00:36:59.700 to her

00:37:00.040 big shock

00:37:01.760 to her

00:37:02.440 as well

00:37:03.720 so incredible

00:37:04.020 that they continue

00:37:04.740 to get away with this

00:37:05.740 yeah

00:37:06.200 yeah

00:37:07.000 hey the Al Gore movie

00:37:08.400 came out this weekend

00:37:09.320 I know we all went

00:37:10.180 to see it

00:37:10.740 oh man

00:37:11.260 we have an update

00:37:11.940 on that

00:37:12.520 and so much more

00:37:13.660 coming up

00:37:14.100 this is

00:37:15.320 the Glenn Beck

00:37:16.940 program

00:37:17.740 Mercury

00:37:19.160 The Blaze Radio Network

00:37:35.080 On Demand

00:37:38.980 so Al Gore's got a new

00:37:42.960 movie out

00:37:43.680 yay

00:37:44.400 oh it sounds like

00:37:46.600 an Oscar winner

00:37:47.240 already

00:37:47.780 it's an

00:37:48.760 inconvenient sequel

00:37:50.160 it was open

00:37:51.220 in some cities

00:37:52.300 limited release

00:37:53.180 it's coming to a

00:37:54.020 theater near you

00:37:54.780 soon enough

00:37:55.440 this is

00:37:57.480 this is where

00:37:59.440 he's showing us

00:38:00.420 yeah

00:38:00.740 I mean

00:38:01.900 a lot of the things

00:38:02.800 that I said

00:38:03.280 in fact almost all

00:38:04.220 the things I said

00:38:04.880 in the last movie

00:38:05.620 didn't come true

00:38:06.280 but that's because

00:38:07.480 we have

00:38:08.440 you know

00:38:09.280 renewable

00:38:10.940 100%

00:38:12.360 renewable cities

00:38:13.420 like Georgetown

00:38:14.440 Texas

00:38:15.060 wow

00:38:17.060 really

00:38:17.720 we'll find out

00:38:19.060 about Georgetown

00:38:19.700 Texas here in a second

00:38:21.000 we have

00:38:22.260 Alex Epstein

00:38:23.340 in with us

00:38:24.200 Epstein

00:38:24.600 he is the author

00:38:25.760 of the book

00:38:26.300 The Moral Case

00:38:27.700 for Fossil Fuels

00:38:29.060 he also is with

00:38:30.980 the Cato Institute

00:38:31.920 for those of you

00:38:34.340 the 45%

00:38:36.120 of Republicans

00:38:37.000 that think

00:38:37.780 that we should

00:38:38.660 have a judge

00:38:41.080 decide

00:38:41.880 which media

00:38:42.820 outlets

00:38:43.500 can stay on

00:38:44.600 because of their

00:38:45.660 their lies

00:38:46.960 or their bias

00:38:48.160 be careful

00:38:50.300 because the minute

00:38:51.740 you lose control

00:38:53.360 and the other side

00:38:54.560 loses control

00:38:55.560 this hour

00:38:56.760 would be

00:38:57.540 completely

00:38:58.480 and immediately

00:39:00.200 banned

00:39:01.020 the inconvenient

00:39:03.780 sequel

00:39:04.520 with the really

00:39:06.720 easy truth

00:39:07.920 begins right now

00:39:09.300 I will make

00:39:11.480 a stand

00:39:12.420 I will raise

00:39:13.640 my voice

00:39:14.760 I will hold

00:39:15.820 your hand

00:39:16.960 cause we are one

00:39:18.920 I will beat

00:39:20.120 my drum

00:39:21.120 I have made

00:39:22.340 my choice

00:39:23.340 we will overcome

00:39:25.060 cause we are one

00:39:27.660 the fusion

00:39:28.640 of entertainment

00:39:29.680 and enlightenment

00:39:30.900 this is

00:39:32.440 the Glenn

00:39:33.280 Beck

00:39:34.300 program

00:39:35.440 welcome to the program

00:39:38.140 Alex

00:39:38.460 I am

00:39:38.940 I'm happy to say

00:39:40.420 I did not go

00:39:41.640 to the

00:39:42.200 to the

00:39:43.180 opening weekend

00:39:44.420 of Al Gore's

00:39:45.300 new movie

00:39:46.100 I'm sure

00:39:47.140 people were

00:39:47.740 beating a path

00:39:48.660 to its door

00:39:49.400 to see all of the truth

00:39:51.520 did he address

00:39:54.060 in the movie

00:39:54.860 Alex at all

00:39:55.820 the idea

00:39:58.420 that almost

00:39:59.580 everything he said

00:40:00.260 in the last movie

00:40:00.840 was wrong

00:40:01.260 this is probably

00:40:04.400 going to surprise

00:40:05.320 you

00:40:05.680 but his central

00:40:07.340 claim

00:40:07.940 is that he was

00:40:09.120 even more right

00:40:10.060 than he thought

00:40:10.760 wow

00:40:11.640 what a surprise

00:40:12.760 really

00:40:13.420 I love that

00:40:14.240 really

00:40:14.620 how

00:40:15.360 how

00:40:15.860 how exactly

00:40:17.280 was he right

00:40:18.300 well

00:40:21.300 one thing that he does

00:40:22.480 is with some of the

00:40:23.260 specific predictions

00:40:24.640 such as the 20 foot

00:40:26.120 rise in sea levels

00:40:27.180 he acknowledges them

00:40:29.640 at the beginning

00:40:30.300 and then

00:40:31.800 makes some other

00:40:32.780 points

00:40:33.320 and then

00:40:34.280 pretends that

00:40:35.000 they've been

00:40:35.400 acknowledged

00:40:35.840 and that he's been

00:40:36.820 vindicated

00:40:37.640 so one of them

00:40:38.340 is I guess

00:40:38.880 clever

00:40:39.280 for that reason

00:40:41.020 to acknowledge

00:40:41.900 and then to act

00:40:42.760 like you've dealt

00:40:43.340 with them

00:40:43.740 which is

00:40:45.240 more powerful

00:40:45.920 than I guess

00:40:46.340 not dealing

00:40:47.400 with them

00:40:47.880 or not

00:40:48.380 acknowledging them

00:40:49.520 but I think

00:40:50.500 it's important

00:40:51.000 the central narrative

00:40:52.220 of the movie

00:40:53.240 is that

00:40:54.580 A

00:40:55.120 you indicated this

00:40:56.260 before

00:40:56.540 at the Georgetown

00:40:57.120 renewables

00:40:58.700 are taking over

00:40:59.980 the energy world

00:41:01.340 so fossil fuels

00:41:02.020 are no longer

00:41:02.440 necessary

00:41:02.900 and B

00:41:04.220 climate

00:41:05.240 is more dangerous

00:41:06.900 than ever

00:41:07.380 those are the two threads

00:41:08.680 and he says

00:41:09.560 rightly

00:41:10.060 that those

00:41:11.140 are the two threads

00:41:11.960 of the first movie

00:41:12.700 so a lot of it

00:41:13.740 hinges on

00:41:14.360 are those two

00:41:15.200 claims true

00:41:16.040 and they're not

00:41:17.300 okay well

00:41:17.920 take me to the

00:41:18.880 the 100%

00:41:20.660 renewable city

00:41:21.680 like Georgetown

00:41:22.700 Texas

00:41:23.220 so you see

00:41:27.380 a really

00:41:27.700 interesting image

00:41:28.720 because you see

00:41:29.480 this very

00:41:29.900 self-satisfied

00:41:30.900 mayor

00:41:31.480 and board

00:41:31.920 is very happy

00:41:32.640 because this

00:41:33.020 is allegedly

00:41:33.520 the reddest

00:41:34.140 county

00:41:34.600 and the reddest

00:41:35.200 city

00:41:35.560 and the reddest

00:41:36.180 state

00:41:36.560 and the reddest

00:41:36.940 country

00:41:37.200 blah blah blah

00:41:37.720 blah blah

00:41:37.880 right

00:41:38.580 and they're

00:41:39.000 using 100%

00:41:39.780 renewable

00:41:40.120 now the first

00:41:41.120 thing you see

00:41:41.860 if you're

00:41:42.480 a serious

00:41:43.100 viewer

00:41:43.480 is just a

00:41:44.520 lot full

00:41:45.240 of gasoline

00:41:46.020 cars

00:41:46.580 this should

00:41:48.580 this should

00:41:49.140 and they say

00:41:49.480 renewable energy

00:41:50.640 not renewable

00:41:51.500 electricity

00:41:52.540 so this should

00:41:53.000 be a giveaway

00:41:54.480 and then more

00:41:54.980 broadly I think

00:41:55.620 if you think

00:41:56.620 about it

00:41:57.140 you should know

00:41:57.980 that well

00:41:58.240 solar and wind

00:41:58.920 are unreliable

00:41:59.900 sources

00:42:00.460 the proper name

00:42:01.560 for them

00:42:01.780 is not

00:42:02.020 renewables

00:42:02.620 it's unreliables

00:42:03.820 so how

00:42:06.080 how is the

00:42:06.800 whole town

00:42:07.280 going to be

00:42:07.740 powered at night

00:42:08.600 and in different

00:42:09.180 weather conditions

00:42:09.880 that should be

00:42:10.980 suspicious

00:42:11.400 and they should

00:42:11.880 at least give

00:42:12.540 you an explanation

00:42:13.420 if such a

00:42:14.320 magical feat

00:42:14.960 is to be

00:42:15.380 pulled off

00:42:15.940 but that

00:42:16.560 doesn't happen

00:42:17.020 at all

00:42:17.280 so if you

00:42:18.180 look into

00:42:18.640 it this is

00:42:19.060 actually a

00:42:19.420 pretty standard

00:42:20.200 dishonest

00:42:21.640 practice

00:42:22.240 what happens

00:42:23.080 is there's

00:42:23.540 a grid

00:42:24.100 that has

00:42:24.920 a bunch

00:42:25.280 of reliable

00:42:25.840 sources

00:42:26.300 and then a

00:42:26.880 little bit

00:42:27.200 of unreliable

00:42:28.080 energy

00:42:28.500 and then people

00:42:29.460 who want to

00:42:29.880 look really

00:42:30.360 good

00:42:30.580 they pay

00:42:31.260 the grid

00:42:31.820 to say

00:42:32.840 hey we

00:42:33.700 want credit

00:42:34.340 for all the

00:42:34.880 unreliable

00:42:35.460 energy

00:42:35.800 so in this

00:42:36.280 case there's

00:42:36.880 there's

00:42:37.140 something like

00:42:37.520 14%

00:42:38.460 renewable

00:42:38.900 which includes

00:42:40.160 hydro

00:42:40.520 which is

00:42:40.900 reliable

00:42:41.260 but there's

00:42:42.060 a solar

00:42:42.360 and wind

00:42:42.600 portion

00:42:42.900 so Georgetown

00:42:43.740 makes a

00:42:44.220 contract

00:42:44.700 with the

00:42:45.080 grid

00:42:45.380 because hey

00:42:46.300 we want you

00:42:46.900 to label

00:42:47.260 all of our

00:42:47.900 grid

00:42:48.140 electricity

00:42:48.740 solar and

00:42:50.400 wind

00:42:50.640 and everybody

00:42:51.560 else is

00:42:52.120 dirty

00:42:52.520 and we'll

00:42:53.280 pay for that

00:42:53.880 and that's

00:42:54.140 what Apple

00:42:54.620 and Facebook

00:42:55.160 and Google

00:42:55.700 do

00:42:56.140 so it's

00:42:56.760 just a

00:42:57.080 pure

00:42:57.520 accounting

00:42:58.120 fraud

00:42:58.620 wait

00:42:59.580 wait

00:42:59.620 that's

00:43:00.680 amazing

00:43:00.920 how do

00:43:02.360 you do

00:43:02.780 that

00:43:03.240 how do

00:43:03.720 you

00:43:04.020 how do

00:43:04.560 you

00:43:04.820 they just

00:43:06.360 by

00:43:06.640 if I have

00:43:07.440 if I have

00:43:08.520 a grid

00:43:08.840 if I'm connected

00:43:09.440 to the grid

00:43:09.980 and I am

00:43:11.000 using let's

00:43:11.940 say solar

00:43:12.460 I can only

00:43:13.000 use so much

00:43:13.640 solar for so

00:43:14.780 long during

00:43:15.320 the day

00:43:15.820 if I'm not

00:43:17.120 using all that

00:43:17.860 solar I put it

00:43:19.060 back into the

00:43:19.660 grid and

00:43:20.560 then I can

00:43:22.240 claim that I

00:43:23.860 am completely

00:43:25.360 clean even

00:43:26.120 though at

00:43:26.460 night I

00:43:27.560 may not be

00:43:28.460 using batteries

00:43:29.420 I may be

00:43:30.240 using the

00:43:30.860 grid

00:43:31.180 right this

00:43:33.120 is this is a

00:43:33.720 much worse

00:43:34.500 version of

00:43:35.420 that because

00:43:36.160 it's just

00:43:36.500 the percentages

00:43:37.520 are so

00:43:38.220 are so

00:43:39.440 different I

00:43:39.780 mean I've

00:43:40.400 thought of it

00:43:40.860 this way

00:43:41.440 like imagine

00:43:42.640 that I was

00:43:43.720 thinking you know

00:43:44.080 with Apple

00:43:44.620 you imagine

00:43:45.860 that Tim

00:43:47.260 Cook the

00:43:48.040 CEO of

00:43:48.600 Apple wants

00:43:49.220 to cross the

00:43:49.980 ocean without

00:43:50.540 using fossil

00:43:51.240 fuels and he

00:43:51.960 doesn't want to

00:43:52.380 just have a

00:43:52.780 sailboat right

00:43:53.340 well what does

00:43:53.800 he need he

00:43:54.280 needs fuel

00:43:54.900 oil or diesel

00:43:55.640 or some

00:43:56.040 form of

00:43:56.720 oil fuel

00:43:57.140 so how is

00:43:57.900 it going to

00:43:58.080 be 100%

00:43:58.860 solar and

00:43:59.680 wind and

00:44:00.100 Al Gore's

00:44:00.820 basic solution

00:44:01.500 as well in

00:44:02.380 addition to

00:44:03.060 that to the

00:44:03.560 engine that's

00:44:04.080 really doing

00:44:04.480 the work let's

00:44:04.980 put a sail on

00:44:06.400 top of the

00:44:06.920 yacht so that

00:44:07.880 you know it

00:44:08.200 gets a little

00:44:08.620 bit of power

00:44:09.160 from the wind

00:44:09.860 and then he

00:44:10.760 says well Tim

00:44:11.240 Cook we'll pay

00:44:11.940 the other

00:44:12.280 passengers so

00:44:13.040 they say they

00:44:14.020 got the energy

00:44:14.660 from the engine

00:44:15.320 and you got the

00:44:16.320 energy from the

00:44:17.000 sail

00:44:17.260 that is

00:44:19.580 awesome

00:44:20.020 that is

00:44:21.120 awesome

00:44:21.760 oh my

00:44:23.080 gosh

00:44:23.660 you have to

00:44:24.260 admire

00:44:24.780 oh my

00:44:25.300 gosh

00:44:25.620 you have to

00:44:26.020 admire it

00:44:26.480 at some

00:44:26.900 level

00:44:27.240 at some

00:44:28.420 devious level

00:44:29.460 you have to

00:44:30.080 admire it

00:44:30.700 so he says

00:44:32.300 the catastrophic

00:44:34.940 temperature rise

00:44:36.180 sea level rises

00:44:37.600 flooding drought

00:44:38.500 storms and

00:44:39.720 disease

00:44:40.100 all of that

00:44:40.920 has come true

00:44:41.680 can you take

00:44:42.220 those apart

00:44:42.760 one by one

00:44:44.080 well can I

00:44:45.120 take them apart

00:44:45.860 all at once

00:44:46.440 and then we

00:44:46.780 can do one

00:44:47.220 by one

00:44:47.500 oh sure

00:44:47.680 yeah

00:44:48.020 I think

00:44:49.640 as a viewer

00:44:50.920 of this

00:44:51.440 movie we

00:44:51.980 have a

00:44:52.480 responsibility

00:44:53.080 which is

00:44:54.120 to demand

00:44:54.760 that people

00:44:55.360 who document

00:44:56.340 important issues

00:44:57.520 give us the

00:44:58.320 whole picture

00:44:58.900 about those

00:44:59.480 issues

00:44:59.780 so one thing

00:45:00.680 we should

00:45:00.940 ask ourselves

00:45:01.620 is what

00:45:02.380 would the

00:45:03.040 whole picture

00:45:03.580 look like

00:45:04.040 what kind

00:45:04.400 of evidence

00:45:04.920 would we

00:45:05.300 need

00:45:05.660 and in

00:45:06.380 terms of

00:45:07.220 the climate

00:45:08.140 catastrophe

00:45:08.920 climate getting

00:45:09.760 catastrophically

00:45:10.460 dangerous

00:45:10.860 the number

00:45:11.640 one thing

00:45:12.080 we would need

00:45:12.520 to know

00:45:13.020 is what

00:45:13.480 is the

00:45:13.820 trend

00:45:14.400 what is

00:45:14.760 the global

00:45:15.680 trend

00:45:16.120 not just

00:45:16.540 one example

00:45:17.060 what's the

00:45:17.580 global trend

00:45:18.440 of climate

00:45:19.420 related deaths

00:45:20.200 people dying

00:45:20.960 from storms

00:45:21.660 and floods

00:45:22.100 because this

00:45:22.440 is what

00:45:22.800 Gore is

00:45:23.620 claiming is

00:45:24.140 worse

00:45:24.480 now anyone

00:45:25.600 watching this

00:45:26.380 movie would

00:45:27.360 infer

00:45:28.000 because Gore

00:45:28.700 doesn't give

00:45:29.080 this data

00:45:29.460 but they

00:45:29.760 would infer

00:45:30.240 that millions

00:45:30.740 of people

00:45:31.220 are dying

00:45:31.880 from climate

00:45:32.500 and this

00:45:32.880 is worse

00:45:33.300 than ever

00:45:33.820 but in fact

00:45:34.640 if you look

00:45:35.120 back

00:45:35.620 millions of

00:45:36.340 people used

00:45:36.820 to die

00:45:37.360 from climate

00:45:38.440 before we

00:45:39.220 were industrialized

00:45:40.180 fully

00:45:40.440 so in the

00:45:40.960 30s you

00:45:41.440 had millions

00:45:41.820 of people

00:45:42.160 who died

00:45:42.480 from climate

00:45:43.040 but last

00:45:44.120 year I

00:45:44.600 don't think

00:45:44.940 anyone could

00:45:45.580 imagine this

00:45:46.220 they tally

00:45:46.720 all climate

00:45:47.400 related deaths

00:45:47.940 from international

00:45:48.820 disaster database

00:45:49.940 from storms

00:45:50.520 and floods

00:45:51.020 and heat

00:45:51.820 and cold

00:45:52.240 and everything

00:45:52.660 that's supposed

00:45:53.060 to be getting

00:45:53.280 worse

00:45:53.520 and last

00:45:54.500 year the

00:45:54.920 worst year

00:45:55.440 ever

00:45:55.780 it's always

00:45:56.280 the worst

00:45:56.680 year ever

00:45:57.160 there were

00:45:57.780 6,114

00:46:00.120 climate related

00:46:00.860 deaths globally

00:46:01.680 wow

00:46:02.800 it's a huge

00:46:03.520 drop

00:46:03.760 it's over

00:46:04.100 90%

00:46:05.040 from not

00:46:07.000 too long

00:46:07.340 ago

00:46:07.500 less than

00:46:07.940 100 years

00:46:08.340 ago

00:46:08.900 right

00:46:10.020 and it's

00:46:10.440 because

00:46:10.760 nature

00:46:11.940 doesn't

00:46:12.500 give us

00:46:12.920 a safe

00:46:13.360 climate

00:46:13.780 that we

00:46:14.100 make

00:46:14.320 dangerous

00:46:14.760 it gives

00:46:15.500 us a

00:46:15.780 dangerous

00:46:16.080 climate

00:46:16.460 that we

00:46:16.780 make safe

00:46:17.480 have you

00:46:21.440 seen

00:46:21.720 I saw

00:46:22.160 an article

00:46:22.720 this weekend

00:46:23.420 about the

00:46:23.820 permafrost

00:46:24.500 melting

00:46:24.940 and they're

00:46:27.020 talking about

00:46:27.740 how in

00:46:28.400 Siberia

00:46:29.100 these giant

00:46:29.680 holes are

00:46:30.240 opening up

00:46:30.820 and in the

00:46:31.580 article

00:46:32.000 I mean the

00:46:32.720 headline was

00:46:33.340 something like

00:46:33.920 climate change

00:46:35.100 disaster

00:46:36.580 permafrost melting

00:46:37.820 and I click

00:46:38.880 on it

00:46:39.280 and in the

00:46:40.320 article

00:46:40.740 it quotes

00:46:41.400 scientists

00:46:41.840 saying this

00:46:42.420 has nothing

00:46:43.000 to do with

00:46:43.620 climate change

00:46:44.460 this has

00:46:45.260 something to

00:46:45.800 do with

00:46:46.320 the I

00:46:46.820 don't even

00:46:47.280 know the

00:46:47.800 axis or

00:46:49.360 the tilt

00:46:50.080 of the

00:46:50.440 earth

00:46:50.720 something has

00:46:51.840 changed

00:46:52.400 but it has

00:46:53.340 nothing to

00:46:53.920 do with

00:46:54.400 climate

00:46:54.840 have you

00:46:55.420 read about

00:46:55.820 this at

00:46:56.140 all

00:46:56.380 well I

00:46:57.900 don't know

00:46:58.120 if it has

00:46:58.420 nothing to

00:46:58.860 do with

00:46:59.160 climate

00:46:59.820 I think

00:47:00.220 that the

00:47:01.000 spreading of

00:47:01.860 the term

00:47:02.260 climate change

00:47:03.320 as an

00:47:04.060 allegedly

00:47:04.420 coherent

00:47:04.880 term is

00:47:05.380 very destructive

00:47:06.100 to thinking

00:47:06.700 because it's

00:47:07.060 not a

00:47:07.380 coherent

00:47:07.680 term so I

00:47:08.720 just think

00:47:09.240 it's easier

00:47:09.560 to talk

00:47:09.840 about CO2

00:47:10.420 levels

00:47:10.800 so if we

00:47:11.760 think okay

00:47:12.140 do higher

00:47:12.540 CO2 levels

00:47:13.500 cause

00:47:14.280 this

00:47:14.720 probably

00:47:16.300 like a

00:47:16.880 lot of

00:47:17.140 things

00:47:17.420 the truth

00:47:18.300 is no

00:47:18.760 but what

00:47:19.200 I'm concerned

00:47:19.680 about is

00:47:20.040 not is

00:47:21.000 there change

00:47:21.920 but how

00:47:23.160 is human

00:47:23.660 flourishing

00:47:24.220 going and

00:47:25.500 what human

00:47:25.960 flourishing

00:47:26.360 needs to

00:47:26.840 go and

00:47:27.920 to advance

00:47:28.560 is lots

00:47:29.220 and lots

00:47:29.580 and lots

00:47:29.900 of energy

00:47:30.400 for everything

00:47:31.040 in life

00:47:31.440 including

00:47:32.060 protecting

00:47:32.720 ourselves

00:47:33.160 from the

00:47:33.540 climate

00:47:33.880 so I'd

00:47:34.380 go so far

00:47:34.860 as to say

00:47:35.360 that even

00:47:36.520 if we wanted

00:47:37.280 to at this

00:47:37.960 point in

00:47:38.400 technological

00:47:38.820 history we

00:47:39.760 do not have

00:47:40.480 the ability

00:47:41.080 to make

00:47:42.020 climate

00:47:42.540 significantly

00:47:43.080 more dangerous

00:47:43.940 by our

00:47:44.840 emissions

00:47:45.160 but we

00:47:45.540 can make

00:47:45.920 it far

00:47:46.440 far safer

00:47:47.180 via energy

00:47:48.060 we have

00:47:49.800 Alex Epstein

00:47:50.440 and he's

00:47:51.320 the author

00:47:51.560 of the book

00:47:52.020 moral case

00:47:52.640 for fossil

00:47:53.120 fuels

00:47:53.580 he also

00:47:55.020 is an

00:47:55.720 adjunct

00:47:56.100 scholar

00:47:56.380 at the

00:47:57.000 cato

00:47:57.420 institute

00:47:57.880 and heads

00:47:59.000 up the

00:47:59.380 center

00:47:59.700 for

00:47:59.940 industrial

00:48:00.340 progress

00:48:01.280 you know

00:48:03.680 the

00:48:03.900 current

00:48:05.160 thinking

00:48:05.600 is

00:48:06.020 just

00:48:07.000 let

00:48:07.520 this

00:48:08.080 you know

00:48:08.420 the old

00:48:08.940 generation

00:48:09.540 like

00:48:10.220 me

00:48:10.820 die

00:48:11.980 because

00:48:13.120 everybody

00:48:13.700 you know

00:48:14.360 under

00:48:14.840 40

00:48:15.460 believes

00:48:16.620 this to

00:48:17.080 be true

00:48:17.600 and so

00:48:18.940 now they're

00:48:19.300 just saying

00:48:19.640 just let

00:48:20.480 it play

00:48:20.820 out

00:48:21.020 we'll

00:48:21.280 get what

00:48:21.820 we want

00:48:22.400 you know

00:48:23.260 from the

00:48:23.740 younger

00:48:24.000 generation

00:48:24.640 once the

00:48:25.120 younger

00:48:25.320 generation

00:48:25.860 seizes

00:48:26.240 power

00:48:26.720 you see

00:48:28.100 that is

00:48:28.540 is viable

00:48:29.380 any way

00:48:29.780 to combat

00:48:31.140 that

00:48:31.580 well I've

00:48:33.760 managed to

00:48:34.220 escape

00:48:34.440 I'm going

00:48:34.740 to be 37

00:48:35.380 tomorrow

00:48:36.020 so

00:48:36.620 they want

00:48:38.240 me to

00:48:38.620 die

00:48:38.900 they probably

00:48:39.660 do

00:48:40.020 oh I think

00:48:40.580 they do

00:48:40.980 want you

00:48:41.340 to die

00:48:41.600 they definitely

00:48:41.940 want you

00:48:42.240 to die

00:48:42.580 Alex

00:48:42.820 there's no

00:48:43.300 question

00:48:43.580 about that

00:48:44.280 so

00:48:45.600 I think

00:48:46.700 that I'll

00:48:47.180 tell you

00:48:47.440 my experience

00:48:48.380 is actually

00:48:48.860 very positive

00:48:49.920 on this

00:48:50.520 which is

00:48:51.540 that if

00:48:51.900 these issues

00:48:52.500 are explained

00:48:53.240 a certain

00:48:53.680 way

00:48:54.160 you can

00:48:54.820 win a lot

00:48:55.280 of people

00:48:55.660 over

00:48:55.980 I'm in

00:48:56.520 San Francisco

00:48:57.100 right now

00:48:57.500 I spoke

00:48:57.800 at Google

00:48:58.260 last week

00:48:58.800 on this

00:48:59.120 and I had

00:48:59.460 a lot

00:48:59.680 of success

00:49:00.100 but I think

00:49:00.860 the key

00:49:01.220 is this

00:49:01.700 we have

00:49:02.900 to

00:49:03.160 the way

00:49:03.840 to do

00:49:04.280 it

00:49:04.480 is to

00:49:05.060 not

00:49:05.400 focus

00:49:05.920 on

00:49:06.200 is there

00:49:06.800 climate

00:49:07.360 change

00:49:08.000 or not

00:49:08.880 which is

00:49:09.520 a very

00:49:09.720 vague

00:49:10.060 kind of

00:49:10.400 thing

00:49:10.560 anyway

00:49:10.880 because

00:49:11.580 what's

00:49:11.800 climate

00:49:12.200 non-change

00:49:13.020 so it's

00:49:13.380 just this

00:49:13.740 thing

00:49:14.000 where

00:49:14.220 that's

00:49:14.920 not

00:49:15.060 the issue

00:49:15.360 the issue

00:49:16.340 is

00:49:17.080 what is

00:49:17.600 the best

00:49:18.020 policy

00:49:18.760 if we

00:49:19.640 look at

00:49:20.280 the positives

00:49:20.920 and negatives

00:49:21.820 for human

00:49:22.940 flourishing

00:49:23.520 so I don't

00:49:24.160 have to

00:49:24.460 prove

00:49:25.120 that

00:49:26.140 fossil fuels

00:49:27.200 have no

00:49:27.580 impact

00:49:28.040 on climate

00:49:28.600 I have no

00:49:28.860 desire to

00:49:29.200 prove that

00:49:29.680 I just have

00:49:30.280 to show

00:49:30.680 that overall

00:49:31.440 this is a

00:49:32.620 it's a really

00:49:33.340 really good

00:49:33.780 thing

00:49:34.200 that we

00:49:34.900 keep using

00:49:35.420 fossil fuels

00:49:36.040 and in fact

00:49:36.500 use more

00:49:36.920 than fossil

00:49:37.320 fuels

00:49:37.620 and that if

00:49:38.180 we don't

00:49:38.740 it'll be

00:49:39.460 really bad

00:49:40.200 for a lot

00:49:41.760 of people

00:49:42.260 and in fact

00:49:43.080 Glenn I don't

00:49:43.720 know if you

00:49:43.900 remember this

00:49:44.280 I remember

00:49:44.580 this very well

00:49:45.180 we talked

00:49:45.640 a couple

00:49:46.080 years ago

00:49:46.740 and I

00:49:47.840 told you

00:49:48.380 that by

00:49:49.420 using energy

00:49:50.360 we basically

00:49:50.920 multiply our

00:49:51.760 power by

00:49:52.420 96 by

00:49:53.280 using machines

00:49:53.940 and fuel

00:49:54.380 and you said

00:49:55.160 hey could you

00:49:55.600 teach 96

00:49:56.320 people to do

00:49:57.140 that and

00:49:57.880 since then

00:49:58.480 to do what

00:49:59.020 you do in

00:49:59.360 terms of

00:49:59.620 persuasion

00:49:59.960 since then

00:50:00.620 we have a

00:50:01.620 couple of

00:50:02.100 programs so

00:50:03.020 if you want

00:50:03.880 to do this

00:50:04.300 if you have

00:50:04.680 96 listeners

00:50:05.540 we can just

00:50:05.980 send them

00:50:06.520 96 of our

00:50:07.480 programs and

00:50:08.600 we can see how

00:50:09.220 effective they

00:50:09.820 are in

00:50:10.480 persuading their

00:50:11.200 peers

00:50:11.580 I'd love

00:50:15.260 that

00:50:15.600 all right so

00:50:16.600 let's get some

00:50:17.080 information on

00:50:17.720 that I'd also

00:50:18.360 like to ask

00:50:19.000 you Alex if

00:50:20.320 if you would

00:50:21.560 like to

00:50:22.060 come down

00:50:23.980 and hold our

00:50:24.620 hand through

00:50:25.240 the you know

00:50:27.280 the inconvenient

00:50:28.100 sequel because

00:50:30.400 I'd like to

00:50:30.940 take a I'd like

00:50:31.880 to take a group

00:50:32.560 of people who

00:50:33.500 really want to

00:50:35.360 know this

00:50:36.280 want to know

00:50:37.740 the facts want

00:50:38.740 to listen to

00:50:39.260 both sides and

00:50:40.440 then can go

00:50:41.400 in and

00:50:42.440 decide for

00:50:44.640 themselves with

00:50:45.580 the facts and

00:50:46.120 then go do

00:50:46.820 something about

00:50:47.440 it I'm really

00:50:48.320 interested in

00:50:49.600 finding people

00:50:50.360 from you know

00:50:51.260 university campuses

00:50:52.380 that would like

00:50:54.280 to discover the

00:50:56.460 real truth and

00:50:57.920 then and go

00:50:59.360 out and and

00:51:00.380 be able to

00:51:01.060 combat this

00:51:01.820 would you be

00:51:02.500 willing to come

00:51:02.920 down and we'll

00:51:04.340 take a group of

00:51:05.000 listeners and then

00:51:05.680 you can talk to

00:51:07.220 us afterwards and

00:51:08.760 prepare us to go

00:51:10.320 out and we'll run

00:51:11.520 it on TV and

00:51:12.600 everything else

00:51:13.480 yeah I would

00:51:15.620 love to do

00:51:16.040 that

00:51:16.280 okay well

00:51:18.540 don't

00:51:18.800 don't

00:51:19.320 you're so

00:51:20.880 verbose

00:51:21.320 what time is

00:51:21.940 it right now

00:51:22.480 it's very early

00:51:23.160 in the morning

00:51:23.600 I suppose

00:51:24.140 I mean I

00:51:26.640 have a lot

00:51:27.040 that's from

00:51:27.460 is I have

00:51:27.780 too many ideas

00:51:28.500 about it

00:51:28.980 yeah but I

00:51:29.800 but I

00:51:30.240 I'll tell you

00:51:31.600 one but I

00:51:32.180 but I just

00:51:32.680 want to

00:51:33.280 enthusiastically

00:51:34.240 accept the

00:51:34.720 invitation as

00:51:35.360 the main

00:51:35.620 thing but

00:51:35.980 one thing

00:51:36.840 that I would

00:51:37.680 consider because

00:51:38.580 I'm really

00:51:38.920 interested in

00:51:39.340 this is just

00:51:40.220 giving people

00:51:41.000 before they

00:51:41.660 watch the

00:51:42.140 movie not

00:51:42.680 any facts but

00:51:43.560 a few

00:51:43.920 questions or

00:51:44.960 guidelines

00:51:45.720 so give

00:51:48.180 those to us

00:51:48.740 give those to

00:51:49.360 us now if

00:51:50.580 we happen to

00:51:51.100 have somebody

00:51:51.560 in our life

00:51:52.200 who is going

00:51:52.900 to it that

00:51:54.060 we can say

00:51:54.660 hey we want

00:51:55.400 you to watch

00:51:56.060 with these

00:51:56.640 questions in

00:51:57.380 mind what

00:51:57.800 are they

00:51:58.200 okay so

00:52:00.320 one is

00:52:01.580 what does

00:52:02.600 this movie

00:52:03.140 want us to

00:52:03.960 do

00:52:04.340 that's very

00:52:06.340 important to

00:52:06.840 know what

00:52:07.160 does this

00:52:07.540 movie want

00:52:08.140 us to

00:52:08.460 what action

00:52:09.540 does it

00:52:09.860 want us to

00:52:10.460 take

00:52:10.860 and then

00:52:12.320 two would

00:52:13.040 be is it

00:52:14.720 giving us

00:52:15.380 the whole

00:52:15.880 picture that

00:52:16.820 we would

00:52:17.160 need to

00:52:17.680 take that

00:52:18.200 action is

00:52:19.460 it giving

00:52:19.900 us the

00:52:20.560 whole picture

00:52:21.760 so one

00:52:23.000 thing would

00:52:23.400 be is it

00:52:24.240 giving us

00:52:24.780 both the

00:52:25.480 positives and

00:52:26.260 negatives of

00:52:27.060 what it tells

00:52:27.620 us to do

00:52:28.240 or is it

00:52:29.180 just giving

00:52:29.640 one side

00:52:30.740 and even

00:52:31.440 with that you

00:52:32.060 would disqualify

00:52:32.900 95% of

00:52:33.920 documentaries as

00:52:34.860 worthless

00:52:35.260 us

00:52:35.500 Alex thank

00:52:38.320 you so

00:52:38.600 much love

00:52:39.740 to have

00:52:40.040 you on

00:52:40.700 again we'll

00:52:41.360 talk to

00:52:41.880 you off

00:52:42.400 the air

00:52:42.780 he is the

00:52:45.220 author of

00:52:45.600 the book

00:52:45.820 moral case

00:52:46.580 for fossil

00:52:47.360 fuels

00:52:47.860 great book

00:52:48.460 you have to

00:52:48.840 read but

00:52:49.520 the central

00:52:50.460 argument it

00:52:50.980 seems Gore

00:52:51.380 makes in

00:52:51.780 all of his

00:52:52.240 previews is

00:52:53.680 the single

00:52:54.600 most common

00:52:55.140 criticism from

00:52:55.780 skeptics when

00:52:56.340 the film came

00:52:56.820 out focused

00:52:57.300 on the

00:52:57.520 animation

00:52:57.860 showing the

00:52:58.360 ocean water

00:52:58.860 flowing into

00:52:59.300 the world

00:52:59.540 trade center

00:52:59.960 memorial site

00:53:00.600 skeptics

00:53:01.280 called that

00:53:02.660 demagogic and

00:53:03.440 also absurd and

00:53:04.540 irresponsible it

00:53:06.040 happened on

00:53:06.700 October 29th

00:53:07.760 years ahead of

00:53:08.760 schedule so

00:53:09.540 that's his

00:53:10.020 claim so he's

00:53:10.760 saying I

00:53:11.540 called a flood

00:53:12.320 of New York

00:53:12.860 and a flood

00:53:13.980 of New York

00:53:14.260 happened now of

00:53:15.320 course you're

00:53:15.780 right Sandy is

00:53:16.520 what he's talking

00:53:17.100 about this is

00:53:18.120 something he was

00:53:18.900 talking about

00:53:19.580 permanent level

00:53:20.480 permanent sea

00:53:21.140 level rise of

00:53:22.260 20 feet why

00:53:23.700 and that would

00:53:24.760 displace 100

00:53:25.740 million people

00:53:26.780 Greenland

00:53:27.340 melted because

00:53:28.220 Greenland

00:53:28.580 melted that's

00:53:29.100 why and the

00:53:30.100 amazing part about

00:53:31.160 it he has such

00:53:31.920 big balls that in

00:53:33.760 that section of

00:53:34.800 seven there's a

00:53:35.640 72nd section

00:53:37.180 about that claim

00:53:37.920 in the section

00:53:39.060 he tells you all

00:53:40.520 of the things that

00:53:41.220 would prove his

00:53:42.020 current claim wrong

00:53:43.020 it's right it's

00:53:44.680 legitimately like the

00:53:45.720 next sentence after

00:53:46.960 the one he features

00:53:47.720 in the movie

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00:53:50.440 nothing to do with

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00:56:00.500 this is the Glenn Beck

00:56:04.340 program mercury this is

00:56:11.180 the Glenn Beck program

00:56:12.540 well so there's some

00:56:15.960 there's some additional

00:56:17.520 big news that our guests

00:56:18.940 just refuse to look at

00:56:21.900 yeah it is I mean it's

00:56:24.020 really you know talk

00:56:25.900 about he ignored the

00:56:27.640 entire situation in

00:56:29.260 Greenland just like you

00:56:30.360 notice that because that

00:56:31.280 didn't fit his agenda

00:56:32.240 yeah what's what's the

00:56:34.220 what Greenland what

00:56:35.440 there's been a lot of

00:56:36.360 snow in Greenland this

00:56:37.940 summer oh now it's bad

00:56:40.320 no that it's bad don't

00:56:41.940 jump to some weird

00:56:42.820 conclusion that's good

00:56:43.760 because Greenland was

00:56:44.680 supposed to melt

00:56:45.440 remember that's what

00:56:46.140 Al Gore said but here

00:56:47.400 was going to melt and

00:56:48.260 the sea was going to

00:56:49.200 rise well recent summers

00:56:50.220 on the vast wide expanse

00:56:51.500 of the Greenland ice

00:56:52.320 sheet have featured

00:56:53.040 some spectacular ice

00:56:54.300 melt including the

00:56:55.560 alarming period in 2012

00:56:57.620 when nearly the whole

00:56:58.820 surface showed signs of

00:57:00.040 melt they have to say

00:57:00.980 that because usually the

00:57:03.000 interior is adding ice

00:57:04.920 and the exterior is

00:57:06.320 subtracting some but

00:57:09.600 summer has in this

00:57:11.480 summer has instead seen

00:57:12.660 several bouts of snow

00:57:13.880 staving off a big summer

00:57:15.100 melt so what gives while

00:57:16.980 it may seem contradictory

00:57:17.940 those snows are actually

00:57:18.900 something Greenland may

00:57:19.900 see more of with global

00:57:21.760 warming it does seem

00:57:23.160 contradictory you're right

00:57:24.100 yeah yeah so they have

00:57:25.500 it both ways more snow

00:57:26.920 is bad snow and then

00:57:28.880 less snow is also bad

00:57:31.240 pick one wait just pick

00:57:33.280 one why pick one when you

00:57:35.200 can have both you can have

00:57:36.100 both right I want to eat

00:57:38.180 my cake and have it too

00:57:40.340 it's a good idea and it

00:57:42.040 works for him yeah it does

00:57:43.340 it does back in just a

00:57:45.680 second

00:57:45.920 the Glenn Beck program

00:57:51.720 triple eight seven two

00:57:58.680 seven back this is you know

00:58:00.680 the Glenn Beck program

00:58:02.460 really interesting plot being

00:58:05.160 course or course being

00:58:06.920 plotted right now by the

00:58:08.120 president of the White

00:58:08.960 House he has now come out

00:58:13.080 against the establishment

00:58:15.380 of the GOP so first he

00:58:18.520 came against the

00:58:19.880 conservatives and the

00:58:22.040 Freedom Caucus so those

00:58:24.500 who were really strong in

00:58:25.780 the Constitution and the

00:58:27.660 free market and he put all

00:58:29.920 of his eggs into the

00:58:31.900 Reince Priebus Mitch

00:58:33.260 McConnell Paul Ryan bag

00:58:35.400 which we knew to be a

00:58:37.720 rotten bag from the

00:58:39.160 beginning but trust the

00:58:42.000 president that's where he

00:58:43.200 went now he's taking on the

00:58:45.160 entire GOP where is he

00:58:48.300 going who is he going what

00:58:50.900 constituency will he have

00:58:52.960 the Democrats I think when

00:58:57.140 they have power and they

00:58:58.800 start to pass things and put

00:59:00.480 it on his desk he will sign

00:59:03.480 them so if they want to come

00:59:05.820 up with some you know thing

00:59:09.000 that's you know even more

00:59:11.640 socialist on health care I

00:59:13.480 believe he will sign it

00:59:14.580 because he will look at that

00:59:16.420 as bipartisan wins and so you

00:59:19.880 will have in effect a

00:59:21.600 Republican president siding with

00:59:24.520 a Democratic Congress because

00:59:26.140 the GOP has destroyed itself he

00:59:28.840 didn't they did he just they

00:59:31.400 destroyed it and now he's just

00:59:33.260 going to stand there and make

00:59:34.620 sure that they stay in the grave and

00:59:36.960 part of me celebrates it is it is

00:59:41.640 time for a new party it is time

00:59:43.960 for a new direction is time for new

00:59:46.420 leadership however they want to do

00:59:49.060 it that's fine with me but I don't

00:59:52.300 believe in the party at all I don't

00:59:54.820 believe in the Democratic Party I

00:59:56.180 don't believe in the Republican Party

00:59:58.040 that was kind of the case of a story I

01:00:00.760 read this weekend basically saying

01:00:02.140 that now because he's excised all of

01:00:04.160 the establishment people from his

01:00:05.600 cabinet basically that he is

01:00:09.280 essentially an independent now it's

01:00:12.020 not exactly true but it is an

01:00:14.160 interesting theory in that he no

01:00:15.520 longer has any back real real back

01:00:17.840 channels to Congress to help form

01:00:20.060 policies he is not tied into that and

01:00:23.880 that was what Spicer and previous and

01:00:26.160 many others below him that have come

01:00:27.820 and gone kind of allowed for it didn't

01:00:31.340 really help though did it oh I'm not

01:00:32.720 saying it did I'm just saying it's

01:00:34.160 going to be interesting to see where

01:00:35.040 he goes now because I mean really the

01:00:37.260 only person left in the cabinet that

01:00:39.080 has a real connection to the

01:00:40.140 Republican Congress is Mike Pence I

01:00:42.720 mean really there's there's no one

01:00:44.740 there at this point with that sort of

01:00:47.720 tight connection to influence policy to

01:00:49.820 but I mean that doesn't that's not

01:00:51.260 again that's not really the concern I

01:00:52.920 don't think of the president I think

01:00:54.560 the president wants to move things

01:00:55.760 along he wants to you know collect his

01:00:58.720 wins and he's right now frustrated

01:01:00.320 he's not getting those so he wants to

01:01:02.620 go in a different direction it's going

01:01:03.820 to be interesting to see if he can he

01:01:05.100 can pull that off I mean honestly if I

01:01:07.480 from the Republican Congress what I

01:01:09.120 would like is them to work as an

01:01:10.680 independent body me too I don't know a

01:01:13.020 co-equal branch of government let's

01:01:14.620 throw out a crazy theory you know and

01:01:16.860 have them pass things that they believe

01:01:18.980 are good that they believe will advance

01:01:21.380 the conservative cause that will limit

01:01:22.840 government and give them to the

01:01:24.380 president and you know what he's

01:01:25.400 going to sign all of them he's going

01:01:26.820 to sign all of them he's not going to

01:01:28.380 care he's not going to push back

01:01:29.480 against it he will sign all of them

01:01:30.820 he is a legislative hall pass that is

01:01:32.980 an incredible thing to get from a

01:01:34.980 president you wouldn't have had that

01:01:36.080 from President Cruz or President

01:01:37.480 Jeb Bush or President anybody but you

01:01:39.080 don't have what you have is very small

01:01:41.140 men you have you have Mitch McConnell

01:01:44.120 who's not going to give up his power and

01:01:47.380 he is going after people like Mo Brooks

01:01:49.300 now he is I mean they are spending a

01:01:51.880 fortune going after anyone who was with

01:01:56.180 the freedom caucus so the GOP under

01:01:58.940 Mitch McConnell targeting his own now

01:02:01.780 you have the GOP the coffers are full

01:02:05.460 they are taking in money hand over fist

01:02:09.120 so he's doing his job he's he's making

01:02:15.100 the GOP money and we'll see in the

01:02:17.940 midterms if they win elections only after

01:02:21.380 they lose elections will they think that

01:02:24.120 maybe they should change leadership but

01:02:28.240 I mean if this is a disaster and it

01:02:29.980 continues this way they don't get tax

01:02:31.360 reform done by the way you know something

01:02:33.360 like that goes along you're gonna go into

01:02:35.400 2018 with no accomplishments they'll

01:02:37.780 likely lose control of one or both in

01:02:41.340 in the Congress and then they will lose

01:02:43.440 the temptation will be there yeah they

01:02:45.100 will lose they will lose control of

01:02:47.100 Congress possibly for the next 20 years I

01:02:50.540 mean you can't do what they just did to

01:02:55.600 their base and expect anybody to vote or

01:02:58.980 trust trust you again and you know they

01:03:02.220 think well you know well it's just we're

01:03:04.880 just better than the other guys yeah but

01:03:07.340 that doesn't that doesn't do anything but

01:03:10.420 just make people say I don't want a part

01:03:12.420 of either of you I don't know it does

01:03:15.460 seem to be a pretty good tactic it does

01:03:17.680 seem to pay off in elections I don't

01:03:19.100 know if it can pay off forever I don't

01:03:20.620 think it's a good way to build a party

01:03:21.780 or to build a you know work for Donald

01:03:24.620 philosophy going to work for Donald Trump

01:03:26.100 for a while it's going to work for him

01:03:28.280 but I mean remember and G the GOP

01:03:30.200 congressman in 90% of districts

01:03:32.240 outperformed Donald Trump 90% this is

01:03:36.040 not a huge it's not like Donald Trump

01:03:37.760 won where all Republicans lost I mean he

01:03:40.920 underperformed the G the generic GOP

01:03:44.300 congressman very consistently the issue

01:03:46.820 here though is he need they need to do

01:03:48.760 something to justify that there are two

01:03:50.460 things less popular than Donald Trump

01:03:53.680 and that is Congress and the media he

01:03:59.400 looks like the only guy if he starts

01:04:02.660 pummeling Congress in particular the

01:04:05.140 Republicans he'll become popular and he's

01:04:10.180 doing and he's starting to do that and

01:04:11.780 yeah he's doing that yep I mean he and

01:04:13.680 and you know what he's right on this I

01:04:15.360 mean I really do blame Congress for

01:04:17.760 this particularly the health care

01:04:18.840 situation oh yeah it's absurd they

01:04:20.660 completely blew it because they started

01:04:22.340 with a crap heap of a plan yeah that

01:04:24.200 they couldn't pass yeah then they then

01:04:25.840 they changed it a little bit and got it

01:04:27.360 through the house then they went to the

01:04:28.780 Senate with a worse plan that they

01:04:30.420 couldn't pass then they went to the

01:04:31.980 Senate with a plan that they all voted

01:04:33.600 for before and then all nine of them

01:04:35.940 changed their or seven of them changed

01:04:37.680 their minds and voted against the thing

01:04:39.960 they had already voted for and then what

01:04:42.960 they failed to pass in the end was let's

01:04:46.180 have another conversation in private

01:04:49.680 about this they couldn't even do that

01:04:52.220 that they couldn't even agree to talk

01:04:55.520 about this that's how bad they are and

01:04:59.000 and so and the risk was they were

01:05:00.540 worried that they would get rid of the

01:05:01.860 individual mandate like the consequence

01:05:05.140 essentially because the Senate was like

01:05:07.540 look we're not gonna unless you promise

01:05:09.160 we're gonna go into conference we're

01:05:10.300 not gonna pass this bill because this

01:05:11.520 bill is a bad bill we're not gonna pass

01:05:13.020 this bill the bill essentially just got

01:05:15.840 rid of the individual mandate it did

01:05:17.260 almost nothing else except for a couple

01:05:19.720 of delays of a couple of different

01:05:21.940 taxes and regulations it's almost

01:05:23.840 nothing else except get rid of the

01:05:24.980 individual get rid of the taxes even

01:05:27.040 that delayed them right even that so

01:05:29.440 they couldn't come to say well god

01:05:30.920 forbid the worst part of Obamacare they

01:05:33.140 couldn't get they couldn't come to

01:05:34.160 conclusion they should get rid of it so

01:05:36.040 let me tell you something I think has a

01:05:37.560 real chance of passing

01:05:38.500 the moderates the left and the right

01:05:43.800 are coming together now and they're

01:05:46.120 gonna pass something and they're

01:05:47.360 working on something called think of

01:05:49.660 this what is the problem with the world

01:05:51.300 today it's in chaos you don't know

01:05:54.020 what's up and down you don't know

01:05:55.420 where tomorrow what tomorrow's gonna

01:05:56.920 bring you're you're worried because

01:05:59.820 the whole thing could collapse or blow

01:06:01.480 up they've just come up with the

01:06:04.460 health care stabilization act

01:06:08.060 that's not good is this our insurance

01:06:11.740 bailouts and our stabilization acts do

01:06:15.200 doesn't matter so it's insurance it

01:06:17.540 doesn't matter what's in it it's going

01:06:19.480 to stabilize the health insurance

01:06:21.520 industry so we can make sure that we

01:06:24.460 have a stable are you opposed to

01:06:27.280 stabilization of health care I'm

01:06:29.840 certainly not a patron you're not in

01:06:31.800 this form I am I am why do you hate

01:06:35.220 people want them to die so is that

01:06:36.720 what they're gonna do you think

01:06:37.480 they're gonna go to that I'll bet they

01:06:38.780 do throw a bunch of money at the

01:06:40.300 problem basically fix Obamacare yeah

01:06:42.420 they're gonna go for a stabilization

01:06:43.760 act and when I say fix Obamacare I

01:06:45.640 mean dump a bunch of money until it's

01:06:46.860 broken again in a couple years yep but

01:06:48.800 it will stabilize it because we just

01:06:51.560 can't get it done and look a lot of

01:06:53.420 people really like this and are

01:06:54.680 benefiting so let's just dump more

01:06:56.440 money into it and let more time go

01:07:00.360 by so it has its its its fingers and

01:07:06.040 its roots deeper wrapped around our

01:07:09.960 spine just a few years away from being

01:07:12.180 on the show begging for them to go

01:07:13.860 back to Obamacare we will be on the

01:07:16.380 air being like gosh if we could just

01:07:17.900 get off this single payer and go back

01:07:19.620 to Obamacare which was really good that

01:07:22.400 is how close they're gonna move this

01:07:24.440 Overton window until we can't even see

01:07:26.240 it from where we are right now we go to

01:07:27.760 Jeremy in North Carolina hello Jeremy

01:07:29.420 hey thank you guys for taking my call

01:07:32.960 greetings from the hole in the Bible

01:07:35.080 belt aka the People's Republic of

01:07:38.060 Asheville North Carolina reason for my

01:07:42.380 call is what's very disappointing we

01:07:45.480 have a Congress who has the perfect

01:07:48.720 cover coming from the the president and

01:07:52.500 his administration got all the crazy

01:07:55.200 stuff going on and the press is just

01:07:57.580 watching that guy over there they could

01:07:59.720 pass everything and no one's paying

01:08:02.580 attention yet what do they do they just

01:08:05.780 open the door in their face every single

01:08:08.540 time and it's very disheartening and

01:08:11.820 frustrating so what do you think that is

01:08:13.840 caused by Jeremy frankly it's you know I

01:08:18.860 think Reagan said it best he said I did

01:08:20.860 not leave the Democratic Party the

01:08:22.400 Democrat Party left me and I'm the same

01:08:25.060 way I left the Republican Party years

01:08:27.140 ago when they nominated John McCain in

01:08:29.240 2008 oh you were so ahead of the curve

01:08:31.700 good for you right so I look at him and I

01:08:34.940 hear these guys and you know I'm different

01:08:37.220 I'm Tea Party I'm gonna do this we're

01:08:38.800 gonna repeal we're gonna repeal we're

01:08:40.020 gonna repeal Obamacare and they have it's

01:08:42.740 right there in front of them it's very

01:08:44.080 simple simple vote one-line bill that

01:08:47.020 could be passed and they do nothing and

01:08:51.120 as a small business operator it's uh it's

01:08:55.200 been devastating it's frustrating and we

01:08:58.160 just ask for some relief from the

01:08:59.480 government get out of our way yep thank

01:09:01.740 you very much Jeremy anybody who is a

01:09:04.380 small business person knows this chaos of

01:09:08.440 not knowing what tomorrow brings is really

01:09:11.140 what's killing us stability not from

01:09:14.740 Congress but from Washington entirely get

01:09:18.480 out of the way that kind of stability and

01:09:21.860 entrusting the American people would do

01:09:24.520 wonders just the tax cut just the tax

01:09:26.800 reform would help stability is a great

01:09:29.360 word maybe we should do something like the

01:09:31.240 Health Care Stabilization Act that was

01:09:32.900 that would give us the stability we all

01:09:34.560 need oh my gosh that's the taxation

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01:12:04.640 you're listening to the Glenn Beck

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01:12:09.880 mercury mercury

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01:12:29.880 need to know at glennbeck.com oh man we

01:12:32.860 have a we have an amazing amazing guy on

01:12:38.780 Walt higher he started off 1944 his

01:12:48.280 grandmother cross-dressed him as a child

01:12:51.240 his he was physically abused by his

01:12:54.760 father sexually abused by his uncle

01:12:56.920 he he was diagnosed with 13 different

01:13:03.520 personalities was evaluated and then told

01:13:10.960 he he needed to transition from a male to

01:13:15.600 a female he did then he transitioned back to

01:13:21.180 a male and he was he was listening to

01:13:27.680 commentary we had last week and wanted to

01:13:31.220 talk to us about it and truly is has a

01:13:36.180 remarkable story to tell we'll talk to him

01:13:38.000 he was he spent eight years as a woman

01:13:39.880 didn't he I think it was eight years

01:13:42.640 so he's got some pretty good experience

01:13:45.700 it's pretty amazing yeah we'll talk to him

01:13:48.060 coming up in just a second also next hour

01:13:51.140 Stu has a review of Atomic Blonde

01:13:53.140 what time Pat went to Pat Pat was called by

01:13:56.260 the bank they didn't think you're investing

01:13:57.920 your money right no they don't know that's

01:13:59.980 where it is so they had some things that

01:14:01.620 they could charge you to help right yeah

01:14:03.600 yeah yeah that's interesting they said

01:14:06.920 some interesting things like the the

01:14:09.380 banking industry is about to release

01:14:11.660 four trillion dollars into the economy

01:14:13.820 and four trillion dollars that's gonna

01:14:16.220 spark the economy like crazy will and

01:14:18.640 it'll burn down in inflation like if you

01:14:22.780 wow you release four trillion all at once

01:14:26.040 we're gonna have inflation at about nine

01:14:28.120 hundred percent oh well no I'm sure

01:14:31.080 they're gonna do it in a reasonable way

01:14:32.520 over time oh without who has this four

01:14:35.800 trillion dollars that they're gonna

01:14:37.000 really thanks to thanks this was an

01:14:39.580 official bank representative telling you

01:14:42.540 this stuff yeah you should probably

01:14:44.840 pursue that we'll talk a little bit more

01:14:46.980 about that next hour

01:14:48.420 back in a minute

01:14:49.940 Mercury

01:15:02.520 the blaze radio network on demand we are

01:15:17.440 going to talk to a very very brave man

01:15:20.340 Walter Heyer last week President Trump

01:15:24.380 tweeted out that he wouldn't allow

01:15:25.460 transgendered individuals to serve in the

01:15:27.220 military he wrote in an op-ed I think he

01:15:30.640 made the right decision as somebody who

01:15:32.980 lived as a trans female for several

01:15:35.160 years I should know when I discovered

01:15:37.700 Congress voted earlier this month not to

01:15:39.620 block funding for transgender related

01:15:41.700 hormone therapies and sex chain surgeries I

01:15:44.400 wondered if it considered how devastating

01:15:45.920 this will be to the fitness readiness and

01:15:48.320 morale of our combat ready troops here is a I

01:15:53.820 warn you a very politically incorrect point of

01:15:57.400 view and one that will shock a lot of people

01:16:01.120 because he actually uses the words gender

01:16:03.760 dysphoria

01:16:04.560 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment this is the Glenn

01:16:08.820 Beck program

01:16:27.820 the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment this

01:16:31.820 is the Glenn Beck program

01:16:35.820 what a pleasure and an honor to be on your

01:16:46.080 show Glenn thanks so much for inviting me on

01:16:48.440 this today you bet I will tell you Walt that

01:16:51.280 you have a remarkable story and I don't know how

01:16:56.880 much you're comfortable sharing but can can we start at the beginning of your

01:17:01.300 story oh absolutely sure any any questions you have I want to answer

01:17:06.260 right here for your audience okay so so Walt start start with your

01:17:10.620 childhood and your grandma and your dad and your uncle and everything else yeah

01:17:15.980 well I started out you know four years old interested in female things and

01:17:22.260 cross-dressing and my grandmother helped me by making me a purple chiffon dress

01:17:27.560 which we both delighted in and and it was our little secret she did this when she

01:17:33.620 was babysitting me and so that started the the journey of gender dysphoria journey of

01:17:42.020 transgenderism journey of confusion over gender and then when my dad found out a

01:17:49.840 couple of years later when the secret was out and both my mom and dad found out my dad

01:17:55.900 obviously was furious and he you know not knowing what to do keep in mind this is

01:18:01.820 before 1945 because I'm 76 years old so there wasn't much out there about this so he was

01:18:11.180 you know he's a part-time police officer industrial goods salesman strong guy and I'm

01:18:18.300 sure inside him was just turmoil and so he decided that you know to toughen me up he was going to

01:18:25.580 exercise real strong discipline and when the the secret got out my uncle who was an adopted uncle

01:18:34.520 decided that you know it was appropriate to tease and sexually molest me so you know before you get

01:18:42.020 very old in life you're cross-dressing and you're got some heavy discipline and then you're molested so

01:18:48.860 it's not the best way to start so at 13 you were told you had multiple personalities

01:18:58.320 well it wasn't quite that early I I did start changing my name I became I changed my name at 13 to

01:19:06.980 crystal west and people began to wonder uh that I was confiding in which was a small group of people

01:19:14.220 and so I didn't know what was going on all I knew is I had these very very strong feelings and

01:19:21.980 it just didn't go away Glenn they they went on literally every hour in my head I kept thinking that

01:19:29.320 I was in the wrong body and that I should change to being a female

01:19:33.140 Walter I have to tell you um uh I think America has changed uh from when you were young and I think

01:19:41.580 we saw it with uh Bruce Jenner when he came out and said he's been feeling this way his whole life

01:19:47.440 I I don't know anybody none of my friends at least said anything but I can't imagine going through that

01:19:56.020 and the empathy of feeling that way um I mean I do you feel America has changed

01:20:05.160 when when you can tell your story and I mean I think the vast majority of of people just their

01:20:11.940 heart breaks for you well yeah I think what my heart breaks for everybody who's struggling with it

01:20:19.120 today you know I'm fortunate uh because I've come out the other side I'm married now for 20 years and

01:20:25.240 I'm working with uh transgenders who want to detransition after they found out as I did

01:20:31.460 that it was not effective or proper treatment for things that happened during early childhood so

01:20:38.220 wow you know I'm quite comfortable with who I am as Walt today that must be politically incorrect

01:20:45.040 for you to be working with other transgender people I mean and to even say that you can come out the

01:20:50.760 other side and this is not I mean that's that's a nightmare politically oh well it quite frankly

01:20:59.020 happens quite a bit uh I've had as many as three people in a week contact me some of them are doctors

01:21:05.500 physicians that are changing airline pilots uh two teachers um who are struggling to you know come out

01:21:14.440 with the union and tell them gee I need to go back after they got such support so it's much much more

01:21:19.900 difficult to detransition um because of all the efforts that went into transitioning so this is the

01:21:27.600 tough part is to step up and and come back so so Walt you uh at what age did you uh decide to become a

01:21:40.320 woman and begin to transition yeah well about 40 years of age I went and saw a psychologist up in

01:21:48.820 San Francisco who specialized in this and he diagnosed me with having gender issues and and said that I

01:21:56.520 needed to undergo hormone therapy and wait the two appropriate years and then have surgery then by

01:22:03.740 Dr. Biber in Colorado and so I I thought well this is pretty radical but you know I've been struggling

01:22:10.300 with this now you know for 36 years by that time and so um the feelings are extremely strong and and my

01:22:18.160 heart goes out to anybody who's struggling with him but I listened to the guy as though he was an

01:22:22.740 authority on it and two years later I went you know uh I got my second letter of approval went and had the

01:22:28.880 surgery in 1983 I was an executive for American Honda Motor Company at the time and they promptly

01:22:35.320 terminated me which was you know I think appropriate actually uh wait wait wait wait wait why why well

01:22:44.460 well you know when somebody's struggling with that uh depth of issues personal issues they're not going

01:22:52.220 to be effective um in doing their work I I totally understand that and and so um I I've never begrudged

01:23:00.620 uh people for not wanting me and I I went interviewed for over 200 jobs Glenn and and couldn't get a job

01:23:08.920 because I was one of the early people who went through this and I understood that I told my counselor

01:23:15.120 in California at the time you know I understand that it's it's this confusing issue and and people

01:23:20.540 should have the right to not employ anybody that they don't want to employ oh what is I mean where did

01:23:27.580 you get what I hate mom had to be tough here's a guy who's been abused you have every reason to be

01:23:34.240 um you know cut me some slack where are you getting this Christ-like uh attitude of hey I just need to do

01:23:45.880 my thing and and I understand if you disagree where are you getting that kindness Jesus

01:23:52.800 just as you said you know I I I get it from Jesus you know people um I totally understand that people

01:24:03.520 are confused by me listen I was a little confused for a while frankly now it's nice to have my feet

01:24:09.780 on the ground okay especially Walt at that time because the only person I can think of that I knew

01:24:15.360 about when I was growing up um that was in your situation was Renee Richards the tennis player who went

01:24:21.500 from man to woman and there and there was the big controversy of should she be allowed now to

01:24:26.640 compete against women when she's she just came from being a man that had to be a really difficult

01:24:31.440 time period because America wasn't socially where it is now oh yeah yeah and keep in mind Renee

01:24:39.780 Richards has come out later and said regrets I have a few really you know even oh yeah so you know

01:24:46.720 these are the stories that don't don't get talked about and Renee doesn't suggest anybody have it in

01:24:52.200 fact Renee stays very quiet about it but I don't I'm troubled by the fact that we have a population

01:24:58.700 of people who are changing genders and from 1979 to this day Glenn they've been reporting extremely high

01:25:06.540 rates of suicide I know uh and a suicide attempts at over 40 percent so if this is so good and so

01:25:14.820 effective and so wonderful why are 40 percent of this population attempting suicide that's a question

01:25:21.420 I ask all the time it was it's interesting to me when we talked about this last week um and we we spoke

01:25:28.640 about how the you know pre-surgery suicide rate is 46 percent post-surgery it's 45 percent so it's the same

01:25:38.880 so obviously this does nothing to those feelings at all um and so it's it's not a life-saving surgery

01:25:49.160 by any stretch of the imagination uh and we are just we are just just throwing in with this and saying

01:25:58.540 yep this is this is all good and if if I'm not mistaken the numbers for suicide for um you know

01:26:08.440 people under 30 are are even higher than that yeah the suicide attempts I don't know what the actual

01:26:16.460 rate of suicide is the suicide attempts are at 50 percent uh in in the lower age groups children

01:26:22.660 especially 12 to 24 28 somewhere in there so you know this is just not a healthy thing psychologically

01:26:30.520 or emotionally and what we do know is that according to the studies that 60 to 70 percent of the population

01:26:37.780 are struggling from what's known as comorbid disorders that's separation anxiety dissociative

01:26:43.980 disorders body dysmorphic disorder and schizophrenia and a whole bunch of other disorders that we are

01:26:50.440 totally ignoring in the treatment uh modality of people who are suffering we should sit these people

01:26:57.480 down and what I do is actually talk to them and say what do you think was the trigger mechanism

01:27:03.240 that set this in motion and 100 percent of the time Glenn every one of them over a period of time

01:27:09.660 when we have this discussion can identify the moment of trauma or event or situation that caused them to

01:27:16.720 not want to be who they are and attempt to become someone who they can never be

01:27:21.300 uh Walt we're with Walt Heyer um somebody who transitioned from male to female and then back to male

01:27:30.020 um we'll continue with him here in um in just a second our our sponsor this half hour

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01:30:01.780 we're um glad to have um uh walt hire on he is a a guy who um has had really a an amazing life uh

01:30:14.860 started out in the 1940s with his grandmother cross-dressing him as a father physically abusing him and his uncle

01:30:23.640 sexually abusing him um then he was um diagnosed with uh personality disorder and then uh gender dysphoria

01:30:34.220 he had a sex change to a man walt walt to a i'm sorry to a woman can you tell me walt what that is like

01:30:43.740 going through that

01:30:44.940 well i you know when i went from male to female there was a there was a period of um euphoria

01:30:54.060 where wow i thought you know i finally solved all the problems and and uh that all of this stuff that

01:31:02.200 uh i'd gone through and suffered uh was going to be behind me um you know the truth is it's only a

01:31:09.680 temporary reprieve because early childhood issues when you have any event happen that you're struggling

01:31:18.000 with you need to go to psychotherapy and get it done so um i you know within eight years of

01:31:24.560 trying to suppress what had happened in my early life um i finally um started going well i went to

01:31:32.620 as i went to uc santa cruz and studied psychology realized that you know the whole gender thing is

01:31:38.480 really built on a foundation of psychological issues and they're trying to cure psychological

01:31:44.440 issues by giving people hormones and and uh surgery which isn't effective and so so walt

01:31:51.200 i mean before you have transgender surgery no one is recommending to you to have serious psychological

01:32:01.460 uh work done in your childhood to see where those scars are is that just too politically

01:32:08.000 incorrect now too oh that is really politically incorrect in fact in california and other states

01:32:15.160 it's actually against the law for a therapist if the kid's under 18 years of age who comes in and said

01:32:22.560 you know i want to change genders it's against the law for him to probe into um what might have

01:32:28.740 stirred this idea that so wait wow so so teachers teachers can are required to probe on sexual abuse and

01:32:40.900 anything else if they have any inkling yet a psychiatrist cannot probe probe a child who is having uh

01:32:50.900 uh just gender dysphoria well no they that that's again i know it sounds totally absurd when when i had

01:33:02.100 uh just got an email yesterday from a mother who said my daughter's getting uh hormone blockers she's

01:33:08.300 uh 12 years old i think it was and i know there's something wrong because my child was sexually abused by

01:33:15.280 her father but they don't care so they're going to give the child hormone therapies and send them down the

01:33:21.360 tract of changing genders this is so common today they don't want to acknowledge early childhood trauma in the

01:33:30.860 transgender population they do not want why well when when i mean that's what freud has been all about that's what

01:33:38.880 the progressive movement has been all about you know these hidden sexual fantasies and problems

01:33:47.360 glenn if they if they allowed in-depth effective sound psychotherapy for people who struggled with

01:33:55.680 gender issues it would collapse the entire hormone and surgery procedure because they would be able

01:34:02.420 to do effective psychotherapy they'd be able to pinpoint what the psychological issues are and would

01:34:08.780 make surgery and hormones but walt you're you're you're i mean um i i just have to play devil's advocate

01:34:16.360 and push back here you're you're what you're saying is is that there are no doctors out there

01:34:22.260 that are in this that don't that that just say this you know i don't care about the money we're talking

01:34:28.860 about people here i mean the the whole industry is okay with doing that well i think there are some

01:34:36.980 really good doctors because i've had people report to me that you know they wouldn't do it uh because

01:34:43.100 they they the doctor found that they did have co-existing disorders and wouldn't approve them and

01:34:50.320 uh you know whether it's a condition called autogynephilia which people don't talk about that's a sexual

01:34:56.500 disorder and so there are some excellent therapists out there that that do all right so good therapy i want

01:35:04.540 to pick it up there that i mean you'd have to get rid of other issues first and then go in i i want to

01:35:12.960 talk to you about what it was like and then your transition back to a man which they say is a very

01:35:18.780 rare procedure when we come back

01:35:22.180 this is the glenn beck program mercury

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01:35:35.560 walt heyer is uh with us waltheyer.com h e y e r uh a guy who has just led an incredible life

01:35:47.600 uh started off young grandma cross-dressing him uh he says that planted the seed or flan fame of

01:35:56.020 fan the flames of desire physically abused by his father sexually abused by his uncle

01:36:01.580 was uh diagnosed with uh personality disorders uh then was a very early um adopter of being

01:36:14.420 transgendered back in the 1980s when

01:36:18.100 it must have been

01:36:20.560 you were remarkably

01:36:22.640 alone walt

01:36:23.680 um

01:36:24.820 this was the time wasn't it where

01:36:26.980 i mean that's early for america to doing the doing this i think

01:36:30.960 growing up when i was growing up in the

01:36:33.460 70s

01:36:34.360 that it was all in sweden or someplace wasn't it

01:36:37.700 right yeah the dr biber in trinidad colorado was the kind of the sex change capital of the

01:36:44.460 of the united states and uh by the time i had gone there he had he'd done uh it sounds like a lot

01:36:51.280 10 but about 2800 or 2700 um so he was well on his way he'd started in the late 70s doing

01:37:00.080 the procedure so he was pumping them out uh almost daily

01:37:04.360 so when you had a sex change i don't need to get graphic here but

01:37:10.940 um all the parts were changed what is that like

01:37:15.860 walt well you know you know at first you think this is this is good and this is the way you should

01:37:22.600 be and then you realize that um you've just been mutilated totally unnecessarily because

01:37:29.340 people didn't look at the um the early childhood issues so that's devastating and it's hard to deal

01:37:36.360 with and then you realize uh back in those days they didn't have um you know good uh surgeons who

01:37:44.500 could do anything to replace uh the destruction and uh it was extremely expensive and i was uh

01:37:53.200 financially destitute and so um you know there's some things you just weren't able to do uh so you

01:38:01.020 transition back in as many ways as you possibly can but even today um many of the what they call

01:38:09.280 phalloplasty which is putting things back together isn't totally uh it's not going to function as it once

01:38:17.260 did and so that can actually be another deeper psychological issue uh after you detransition

01:38:24.480 and have the surgery some of them uh reports are that they work fairly well uh other reports is they

01:38:31.420 don't so it's a kind of a mixed bag well you wouldn't have any feeling down there i mean it's it's

01:38:37.500 and you've taken away um uh i mean chemically in many ways some of the things that that make you

01:38:46.280 a man yeah well you know one of the things glenn that i i came to the conclusion that um appendage

01:38:55.540 did not make me a man um no i i understand a man i hate to get i mean i just don't want to get

01:39:00.620 graphic but i mean you know right there are things involved that you know yeah yeah so so uh you know

01:39:09.340 it isn't um it isn't totally replaceable let's just put it yeah so walt what was it

01:39:16.100 when you when you had transitioned to a woman you say it lasted for a while this euphoria

01:39:23.460 and then it kind of started to go back to the way it was to where you're like i am

01:39:29.420 what because you had thought you were a woman or you just be happier as a woman

01:39:34.500 before i thought i would be much happier as a woman but then you realize that um the the same

01:39:40.720 thing glenn kind of happens over again you you at a i don't remember what point it was but

01:39:46.300 a point on down the road you realize now you're a man trapped in a woman's body how do you fix that

01:39:52.220 and and this is the reason for this is because you never really resolved the original issues that

01:39:59.880 caused you to not want to be who you are and so i think that's the core issue we need to look at this

01:40:05.120 is people not wanting to be who they really are and attempt to become someone who they cannot be i

01:40:10.480 have to tell you i can't i cannot imagine i mean look you know i said this last week and we've we've

01:40:19.500 had this for a long time i you know what that is between you uh and your maker and whatever you know

01:40:27.280 i i just am not going to judge people um uh and i can't imagine living um the life that you have

01:40:35.940 lived i i thank god i haven't had to um but you have come out of it uh on the other side um happy and

01:40:46.540 and whole and and finally at at peace um but there are i i can't imagine that people wouldn't say

01:40:56.620 hey let's overturn every stone before we start doing this let's just make sure that this is what's

01:41:06.280 really going on with you before we take some really dramatic to to push that all underneath the rug is

01:41:14.880 is sickening to me but at the same time walt you have said more things i know this show is going to

01:41:22.820 show up on all of the lefty sites and going to say that i've had a hate monger on and that i am bigoted

01:41:30.740 and and everything else when i've not heard anything but compassion for from you compassion from us

01:41:37.560 and you but you have said some controversial things that nobody wants to say like it's uh not you're not

01:41:46.380 born that way right yeah and and you know glenn i wouldn't be here today let's let's just take it

01:41:54.640 for what it is it's jesus and my 31 years of sober living that make this possible and so once uh i came

01:42:04.500 to know the lord and and got sober uh things began to fall into place so i understand that people and i

01:42:11.020 struggled when i didn't have those two things in place so um me too i know they're going to a lot

01:42:17.200 of people who are not going to like what i have to say but i'm concerned about the number of people

01:42:22.760 who are attempting suicide and that's why i speak out because i hate to see that i know that i was one

01:42:29.500 of them who attempted suicide and my heart breaks for them that they become so confused and so in just

01:42:37.880 entrenched into this whole transgender life that they just want to kill themselves i mean that

01:42:42.420 to me should stop the hormones and surgeries right in their tracks until like you said they should turn

01:42:50.180 over every stone you're so correct in that well they're they're over every stone until you go to aa

01:42:56.520 i mean as a recovering alcoholic you know you'll go to a doctor and they'll treat you with all kinds of

01:43:01.980 stuff they'll give you all kinds of drugs and everything else to help you through whatever it is but

01:43:06.760 until you uh until you turn and find a higher power and you start doing the 12 steps and realize

01:43:16.120 there's something in you um you know you can say it's a disease all you want i don't care i don't

01:43:23.580 care if i was born this way there were there are tons of alcoholics in my family and there are tons of

01:43:30.100 people that have committed suicide or at least it seems like that in my head um you know in my family

01:43:35.720 that have killed themselves um if i was born that way fine i'm born that way but it doesn't matter to

01:43:43.560 me because i know what has helped and aa and going through and plowing through the whole life and making

01:43:53.460 peace and then serving uh is the answer at least for me and millions of other people it sounds like it's

01:44:03.660 the same kind of thing that you're saying exactly you know and we talk about doing the same thing

01:44:10.440 over and over again as insanity well here we are with the transgender surgeries and hormones they've

01:44:15.860 known since 1979 that people attempt suicide and they're still attempting suicide today and they're

01:44:21.580 still giving hormones and surgery to people i mean that's insanity waltz are you are you completely

01:44:26.700 comfortable in your own skin now or do you feel like a man oh absolutely so yeah so so those those

01:44:35.520 feelings none of that lingered then you've overcome no no lingering wow how is how when did you meet

01:44:43.640 your wife and how did you go through all of this with her well i was actually speaking at a

01:44:50.220 uh an aa meeting a recovery meeting and she had nudged a friend that she was there with and said

01:44:56.100 that's the kind of guy i want he's been through all this stuff and he's out the other side you know

01:45:00.960 so uh we started seeing each other and and um so we knew each other for about five years before we got

01:45:07.840 married and um so we like i said we were married in may 20 years and so it's wonderful i mean she is uh

01:45:17.480 you know just my my companion my rock uh she edits all my books and all my writing and and so supportive

01:45:25.760 of what i do and she's just fantastic you know i i looked at your uh website uh during one of the

01:45:33.080 breaks and um i see the people who are there who are you know have transitioned to women and now want

01:45:40.740 to transition back and the the heartbreak there um at what point uh walt did you i just talked to

01:45:55.220 somebody who said to me you know i i don't talk about my alcoholism glenn i i know you do but i i

01:46:00.860 don't really talk about it at all i i i don't see any good that comes of that and i've said well you

01:46:07.440 know to each his own i for me i've seen tremendous good come from that um because i'm not hiding it and

01:46:13.280 i don't care and and it helps other people um and uh at what point in your life did you say

01:46:23.480 i don't care if people know that i want to be a woman uh i don't care if people know that i want to

01:46:30.840 go back to being a man and i don't care that the world seems against me on political correctness

01:46:38.380 i'm going to say it was was there a one turning point in your life well yeah i think when i i when

01:46:46.160 we started the website um about 12 years ago and i thought i was probably the only person in the entire

01:46:53.000 world that regretted it and then all of a sudden um within you know that first year we realized we got

01:47:00.200 700 people came to the website that first year and you know one person contacted us and i thought

01:47:07.080 okay well i'm not alone well to give you an idea 2015 350 000 people came to the website and now we

01:47:16.300 have people contacting us uh frequently from around the world and the united states canada australia

01:47:22.740 italy everywhere who are struggling with these issues because we're really giving them the wrong

01:47:29.200 information about what and how to treat gender issues and so i'm i'm excited today that i can

01:47:37.940 lend an ear to it you know i can't change what uh you know the powerful groups are doing but uh if i can

01:47:45.260 help one person if i can prevent one person from committing suicide which i've already done

01:47:50.860 if i can prevent somebody from totally unnecessary surgery then you know my life has meaning and and

01:47:57.660 that's why i'm here if you had one message for somebody um or a parent that was struggling with

01:48:05.860 this what would the message be well anytime somebody is announcing that they are transgender someone

01:48:15.360 needs to begin to look back and see when that onset of that desire that feeling that struggle

01:48:23.580 and begin to explore what caused it was it a traumatic event was it an illness was it uh something always

01:48:32.060 has happened in somebody's life that caused them to not want to be who they are and then they began

01:48:38.680 looking around for a way to escape and uh what i want to do is let people know that they don't need

01:48:46.020 to escape they they need to face whatever issue it is get effective sound psychotherapy and avoid

01:48:53.540 hormones avoid unnecessary surgery turn your life around and you're going to be far better off than

01:49:01.020 struggling with the issues of a lifetime of hormone therapy and surgery that mutilated your body

01:49:07.940 wald hire thank you very much for talking to us today appreciate it sir god bless

01:49:13.020 thank you remarkable life yeah whether you agree with him or not i mean what an experience oh my gosh

01:49:22.480 and he's going to be bashed so are we for having him on i'm sure but uh you can't say that that guy

01:49:29.720 hasn't lived it i mean that guy has as much right to say what he believes as bruce jenner

01:49:36.080 when he was when he came out and announced i have the same feeling about bruce jenner you know when he

01:49:43.040 was bruce and he came out and said i i i'm caitlin i mean i feel the same way how are you going to argue

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01:52:04.980 mention at any length is charlie guard's passing um our our thoughts and prayers are with his family

01:52:13.960 such a tragic story and one that deserves some of our time tomorrow um i think tomorrow maybe we

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The Glenn Beck Program - July 31, 2017

7⧸31⧸17 - Legislative Hall Pass (Alex Epstein & Walter Heyer Join Glenn)

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