The Glenn Beck Program - July 05, 2017


7⧸5⧸17 - Values and Heroes


Episode Stats

Length

1 hour and 52 minutes

Words per Minute

142.19867

Word Count

15,970

Sentence Count

1,496

Misogynist Sentences

11

Hate Speech Sentences

58


Summary

A 10-month-old baby named Charlie Gard has a rare genetic condition that prevents him from walking, and doctors don't think he has much chance of ever getting better. His parents took the matter to court, and won. Now, the Vatican is stepping in to take care of the child.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 The Blaze Radio Network, on demand.
00:00:07.780 The world is upside down, in case you haven't followed the news for the last few days.
00:00:13.040 Good for you. Good for you. The world hasn't changed.
00:00:17.260 North Korea did launch an ICBM.
00:00:21.020 They say that this could reach Alaska with a heavy nuke.
00:00:26.820 After that, the U.S. and South Korea held a ballistic missile drill.
00:00:33.340 This ICBM did make it into the territories of Japan.
00:00:40.300 Things have gotten worse.
00:00:42.600 The president is meeting with Putin for his first diplomatic dance with Putin and the G20.
00:00:51.140 It is going to be an official meeting.
00:00:53.400 Also, a former Guantanamo detainee got $10 million from Canada.
00:00:59.140 And there's also an illegal alien who has sued San Francisco for violating their sanctuary city laws.
00:01:10.140 And he won money from San Francisco.
00:01:13.860 And in an amazing story that really goes to the heart of who we are and something that can actually change things,
00:01:26.460 the Vatican Hospital has offered to take in the baby Charlie Gard.
00:01:32.000 Charlie is a baby who the court system in London has deemed must die.
00:01:40.920 He's 10 months old.
00:01:43.320 The court said you cannot take him out of this hospital.
00:01:46.960 You can't try to get help anywhere else.
00:01:49.100 Even the Vatican now is saying bring him to our hospital.
00:01:51.980 We'll treat him.
00:01:53.120 The National Center for Health over in England said he's a drain on society.
00:02:00.260 This is possibly the English version of baby Nauer, the first baby to die in the German Holocaust.
00:02:12.660 This actually changes things.
00:02:16.480 We begin there right now.
00:02:18.260 The fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.
00:02:40.220 This is the Glenn Beck Program.
00:02:48.360 This is such a heartbreaking battle and one that we have warned was coming for years.
00:02:59.120 I gave a speech about seven years ago on how euthanasia and how a very dark society goes to nationalized health,
00:03:14.520 then to rationing, and then they begin what Germany began,
00:03:20.260 which is the extermination of the inferior, the extermination of those who don't have any quality of life.
00:03:31.400 And they do it with compassion and the courts will back them.
00:03:36.420 This has happened before, and I'm going to give you the history of it here in a second,
00:03:42.860 but let me tell you in case you don't know.
00:03:45.940 There's an 11-month-old kid named Charlie Gard.
00:03:51.460 He is at the Great Ormond Street Hospital in London.
00:03:55.260 He has a condition that leads to weakened muscles, organ dysfunction,
00:04:08.240 and some really nasty other side effects and symptoms.
00:04:14.820 It's a poor prognosis for most patients.
00:04:18.800 Most patients, they can't do anything about.
00:04:21.860 There are some experimental treatments that are going on,
00:04:27.340 but the baby has been in intensive care since October.
00:04:32.640 The hospital has said, we need to take him off life support.
00:04:37.780 The parents said, let us take him out of this hospital.
00:04:41.020 There's a hospital in America that is doing some experimental treatment,
00:04:47.200 and the hospital took the parents to court.
00:04:52.720 Now, why would you do that?
00:04:55.440 Well, the hospital says, the baby has to die with dignity.
00:05:00.800 The baby is 10 months old.
00:05:02.900 He's crapping in his pants.
00:05:04.800 There is no dignity at 10 months old.
00:05:07.080 You're drooling.
00:05:08.500 You can't talk.
00:05:09.460 You're naked half the time, and you're crapping yourself
00:05:12.400 and peeing in the face, literally, of the people who love you.
00:05:16.240 What dignity do you have?
00:05:21.280 The dignity of the health care system.
00:05:25.160 The control of the health care system.
00:05:29.920 The setting of the standards and not letting people out of the health care system
00:05:35.940 so we all understand who's in charge.
00:05:40.320 They went to court.
00:05:44.840 The hospital won.
00:05:46.780 The judge ruled that the hospital has the right,
00:05:50.340 and the parents have zero right to the care of their child now.
00:05:55.620 Now, I understand that the hospital says,
00:05:59.760 this is expensive, and we can't keep him alive.
00:06:04.540 You don't have enough money.
00:06:06.360 Imagine what intensive care for a 10-month-old baby costs.
00:06:10.800 I can understand.
00:06:15.620 But this is what has always set the West apart from the rest of the world.
00:06:22.240 That we didn't dispose of our children.
00:06:25.720 That we fought the hardest for life.
00:06:29.680 All life.
00:06:31.800 That this is what Special Olympics is all about.
00:06:35.540 That you're not somehow deformed or defective.
00:06:38.720 If your life is special, your life is sacred.
00:06:44.820 And anybody who's done any work with Special Olympics knows,
00:06:48.340 I think those guys get a pass to heaven much faster than I'm getting one.
00:06:54.580 There's a lot to learn from people of special needs.
00:07:00.560 And there's a lot to be said by what a society does
00:07:05.580 with its most vulnerable.
00:07:08.720 Now the Vatican has gotten involved.
00:07:15.700 Pope Francis had the Bambino Hospital of the Vatican,
00:07:23.920 the Vatican's Children's Hospital,
00:07:26.880 reach out and say,
00:07:28.820 we'd like to transfer the child over to us.
00:07:31.820 We'll take care of the child.
00:07:33.220 So now you have a hospital that wants to take the burden of this child.
00:07:40.120 London said no.
00:07:45.900 The Ormond Street Hospital said,
00:07:48.100 legal precedent says there is no way for this child to be transferred to any other hospital.
00:07:55.080 The baby must die with dignity here.
00:07:57.740 The parents have also raised $1.6 million.
00:08:01.560 $1.6 million.
00:08:03.060 So they have the money for the treatment,
00:08:06.020 either in the United States or in Italy.
00:08:08.320 And they've got two willing recipients of this baby to try to help him.
00:08:12.920 So how does a Western society fight against the right of someone to fight for their life?
00:08:25.200 When you have the money,
00:08:27.000 how does the Western society stand against the individual's right to fight for life?
00:08:39.900 This actually began last time in a socialist nation.
00:08:51.820 It began over in Sweden or Norway.
00:08:55.980 And they were doing this kind of stuff.
00:09:00.220 And they were talking about the children and those with no quality of life.
00:09:10.560 And Germans picked up on that.
00:09:12.180 Now remember, America was doing the same thing here.
00:09:16.640 We were castrating people, sterilizing people here in the United States
00:09:22.900 to make sure we had no undesirables.
00:09:24.800 It was the progressive movement, the Human Betterment Society over in California
00:09:30.320 that actually brought a lot of this crap over to Germany.
00:09:35.120 And Germany just institutionalized it.
00:09:37.220 But it was also the Western nations of Sweden and Denmark and Norway
00:09:43.860 that were also on this path.
00:09:46.360 Another old-timey organization that really believed in eugenics,
00:09:50.640 that really wanted to make sure there was no undesirables as well.
00:09:53.400 We give them about, what, $500 million a year today?
00:09:56.700 Yeah.
00:09:57.040 Planned Parenthood?
00:09:58.020 Planned Parenthood.
00:09:58.480 Yeah, they were in that too.
00:09:59.960 So what happened over in Germany is the Germans were fighting over socialized medicine.
00:10:07.620 Remember, there was no money.
00:10:10.080 And socialism had started.
00:10:12.060 Remember, the first thing the Nazis did was they started welfare programs,
00:10:17.780 socialized welfare programs, and retirement, and medicine, and hospitals on ships,
00:10:24.960 and if you belonged to the party, you would get dental care and everything else.
00:10:32.520 So it came disguised as help.
00:10:36.360 The question was, how do we afford all of this?
00:10:44.260 And when the war broke out, how do we afford all of these things and build up the nation?
00:10:52.240 How many potatoes is this baby going to eat in its lifetime compared to how many potatoes?
00:10:59.300 Literally, how many potatoes is this baby going to help grow and bring to market?
00:11:05.160 If you can't justify yourself, if you can't say,
00:11:09.260 I will produce more than I eat,
00:11:13.720 you're just a useless eater, and that hurts all of Germany.
00:11:18.920 Baby Naur was the first baby and the first victim of the Holocaust.
00:11:25.880 It started with compassion.
00:11:29.780 It started exactly the way it's starting now in the West, in England.
00:11:37.060 And if we don't know history on this particular case,
00:11:40.920 we will be destined to repeat it.
00:11:44.840 I had some disturbing conversations with American citizens over the weekend.
00:11:51.800 Really very disturbing.
00:11:53.940 And I want to share the history and those disturbing conversations.
00:12:00.120 And then, tell you a little bit about the philosophy of Nietzsche that we are now repeating.
00:12:09.000 And why the comparison of Rome and Israel is important for you to understand.
00:12:17.760 This is some meatier stuff.
00:12:20.340 I mean, if you want to talk about Trump and his tweet and the kid,
00:12:25.880 I guess we're going to talk a little bit about the supposed kid that CNN supposedly is harassing.
00:12:32.780 Which they completely deny.
00:12:34.100 Right.
00:12:34.560 We think we have a couple of theories here that explain what exactly is happening.
00:12:39.460 And I think it's a really good teaching lesson for our kids.
00:12:44.280 We'll get to that next hour.
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00:14:43.000 So in Germany, in tying this to the baby in London, Charlie Gard, the reason why they
00:15:02.240 are saying this about this child is because they don't want, they're taking the burden
00:15:08.300 away from, they're taking the burden away from the family.
00:15:11.180 And they want the child to die with dignity because they will have, the child will have
00:15:15.100 no life of dignity.
00:15:17.120 That's what they're saying.
00:15:19.120 Who are you to decide what life has dignity and is worth living?
00:15:25.580 I cannot imagine being a parent and staying loyal to my country if this was happening.
00:15:37.420 I would disavow my citizenship.
00:15:41.160 I could not live in a country that did this to my child.
00:15:43.700 And this is the problem with their setup there, which is, who are they to make that decision?
00:15:49.640 The ultimate authority.
00:15:50.660 That's who they are.
00:15:51.320 Yeah.
00:15:51.740 In medical, you have no choice.
00:15:53.900 They tell you what you'll do.
00:15:55.520 You have no recourse.
00:15:56.660 What, are you going to go to the media?
00:15:58.380 The media is preaching how great socialized medicine is.
00:16:02.240 And we all have to do our part.
00:16:04.540 What are you going to go, to another doctor?
00:16:06.620 The doctor has nothing else to do.
00:16:08.560 It's all through the government.
00:16:09.700 So you have no recourse when you have bad treatment.
00:16:15.340 So now, in the spirit of taking care of this child, they're going to kill this child.
00:16:25.440 Baby Nauer was a baby that was born in Germany and blind, deaf, I don't think had any arms,
00:16:35.120 and was in excruciating pain all the time, crying.
00:16:41.000 And the doctors didn't know what to do, and the family was overwhelmed.
00:16:45.440 And the parents, or at least this is the way it was spun,
00:16:50.600 the parents wanted the baby to die because there was no, I mean, there was no life for this child.
00:16:56.700 None, in their opinion.
00:16:58.620 At the time, you couldn't just kill a child.
00:17:04.280 So the new Fuhrer got involved because the parents in the hospital wrote to the Fuhrer and said,
00:17:10.980 out of compassion, can you allow this to happen?
00:17:15.420 Well, the Fuhrer sent his own doctors to the hospital to visit Baby Nauer.
00:17:21.920 And the Fuhrer's own doctors came back and said, it's the compassionate thing to do.
00:17:31.080 And so Hitler wrote a long editorial about compassion and about the quality of life
00:17:38.640 and how we owe it to people who don't have any quality of life
00:17:44.280 to be able to relieve them of this life and pain.
00:17:48.500 So the first victim, at least in my book, the first victim of the Holocaust was a little baby
00:17:56.420 who was in exactly this same state.
00:18:04.680 At that time, that I know of, there was no other hospital.
00:18:10.440 The Pope hadn't intervened and said, we'll take the child.
00:18:14.620 The argument was, there was no one that would take this child.
00:18:19.820 The Pope has now intervened and said, let us take him to the Vatican.
00:18:26.880 I would hope that one of our hospitals here in America would stand up.
00:18:32.320 If you work at a hospital, ask your hospital why they're not standing up for little Charlie Gard.
00:18:39.220 The parents have the money, they've raised over a million dollars.
00:18:45.540 If it takes money, this show will raise the money to help this child get to a good hospital
00:18:53.380 so we fight for life.
00:18:57.720 Why aren't the American hospitals?
00:19:00.400 Now, Donald Trump has tweeted about this in support of the child.
00:19:05.140 I hope that he is working behind the scenes.
00:19:07.720 I hope that one of our hospitals here are standing up and saying, we would like to take this child.
00:19:15.260 But this is a test for us.
00:19:18.160 And it is a test for us to see who we really are.
00:19:23.380 Have we gone the way of Rome?
00:19:26.420 Or are we still the children of Israel?
00:19:30.760 And there's a big difference.
00:19:32.460 And it's what Nietzsche wrote about in the 1880s.
00:19:37.860 And Nietzsche's philosophy, kind of in many ways,
00:19:43.900 was the precursor to the Holocaust
00:19:46.780 and to the rise of the German philosophy of nationalized socialism and communism.
00:19:53.920 There's an important lesson to be learned.
00:19:56.760 And we need to learn it and answer the question right now.
00:20:00.000 I'll be back with that question next.
00:20:02.460 I want to give you some food for thought today
00:20:18.440 because this story about Charlie Gard, the 11-month-old baby,
00:20:23.780 that the pediatric hospital, the Great Ormond Street Hospital in London,
00:20:32.080 is turning off life support
00:20:34.720 and has gotten a court ruling that the parents can't do anything about it,
00:20:40.460 even though the parents can now pay for the treatment.
00:20:43.400 The parents would like to pay for the treatment in the United States,
00:20:46.460 take the baby out of the nationalized, socialized medical hospital.
00:20:53.520 And now the Pope has stepped in and said,
00:20:57.400 let's transfer him to the Vatican Hospital.
00:21:00.880 London will not allow this to happen.
00:21:04.060 And I just don't see any reason for it other than we are changing as the West.
00:21:15.000 And I want to give you a couple of warnings and some things to think about.
00:21:18.820 First, you don't have to believe in God.
00:21:22.700 You don't have to believe in Moses.
00:21:24.840 You don't have to believe in Jesus.
00:21:26.560 What you do have to understand is history.
00:21:31.940 The West was modeled on two guys.
00:21:37.860 Moses, the laws of Moses, the Ten Commandments,
00:21:41.680 and the golden rules of Jesus, the Beatitudes.
00:21:47.060 Those were our highest ideals.
00:21:49.500 And we are now living in a society that was built with those two things as its cornerstones.
00:21:59.060 And we have now rejected that and said,
00:22:03.100 we don't believe in the laws of Moses,
00:22:05.360 and we don't believe in the Beatitudes or the teachings of Christ.
00:22:11.460 Forgiveness, kindness, humility.
00:22:14.700 Those were the highest ideals of man in the West.
00:22:19.500 Now, we lost our way a million times over.
00:22:24.480 We lost our way.
00:22:26.740 But we always would return to that.
00:22:31.760 And whenever the West puts those two things back in their rightful place,
00:22:38.920 prosper.
00:22:39.600 When we lose it, we fall.
00:22:42.240 But we always return to it.
00:22:45.000 Now, we have demonized those things.
00:22:48.440 We reject them.
00:22:50.340 We teach, if we teach anything,
00:22:53.220 we teach that those things are bad.
00:22:58.320 So the first question is,
00:23:02.520 who have we replaced as our exemplars?
00:23:06.780 Who have we put up?
00:23:09.900 Instead of Moses and Jesus for the West,
00:23:12.380 who are the examples of the men we want to be?
00:23:17.620 The people we want to be?
00:23:19.940 Who are our heroes?
00:23:22.420 May I suggest that we are a nation and a Western culture without any heroes?
00:23:29.400 And man needs heroes.
00:23:34.220 I believe, as exemplified by Marvel Comics.
00:23:43.220 What are the movies that are huge successes right now?
00:23:48.000 Marvel, Wonder Woman, Captain America, Iron Man.
00:23:57.820 All of these things have replaced our heroes.
00:24:02.960 We need heroes.
00:24:04.620 And look at the values of those heroes.
00:24:09.440 The values of those heroes are the Judeo-Christian values of the West.
00:24:15.500 And the struggle between them is,
00:24:21.500 are we going to become the city of man or the city of God?
00:24:27.320 And so that takes me to Nietzsche and the next thing.
00:24:30.880 Nietzsche did work on what he called the genealogy of morals.
00:24:36.820 And he said that there are problems with Christianity, according to Nietzsche.
00:24:44.060 And he said, basically, what Christianity does is,
00:24:48.360 there's no longer anything to be feared from the Christian man.
00:24:53.000 For indeed, the vermin man is tame, hopelessly mediocre, and savorless.
00:24:59.640 This leads him to a general diagnosis of Europe,
00:25:03.160 saying that together with the fear of man,
00:25:07.040 we have also lost the love of man,
00:25:09.660 reverence for man, confidence in man,
00:25:12.020 indeed the will to man.
00:25:14.280 So what he was saying was,
00:25:16.660 Christianity makes you subservient to God
00:25:20.640 and just makes you worthless.
00:25:28.040 Now, think of all of the things that came out of this philosophy.
00:25:33.160 Out of this philosophy was build the great socialist and communist dictatorships.
00:25:39.360 So out of this philosophy,
00:25:41.420 you get Mussolini,
00:25:43.100 you get Stalin,
00:25:44.820 you get Hitler.
00:25:47.120 And what do all of those have in common
00:25:49.980 when it comes to art?
00:25:53.740 Strong men and women.
00:25:55.700 That strong Russian, Soviet, communist, national socialist art
00:26:01.340 where man is supreme.
00:26:05.260 Man is strong.
00:26:08.160 So Nietzsche talked about the two cultures,
00:26:11.340 the culture of Rome
00:26:13.120 and the culture of Israel.
00:26:18.540 Rome makes a man strong.
00:26:22.180 Israel makes a man subservient to God.
00:26:25.460 He was pushing for the God of Rome.
00:26:32.540 And the God of Rome,
00:26:34.600 as he was talking about it,
00:26:36.680 was still Christian,
00:26:38.800 but it was a strong papacy.
00:26:41.260 If you look at
00:26:41.940 the difference between Israel and Rome,
00:26:48.500 if you've ever been to either of them,
00:26:50.220 the most sacred place,
00:26:52.560 the most powerful place
00:26:54.320 of all of Israel
00:26:57.100 is the Temple Mount.
00:26:59.740 And Jews come to worship and pray
00:27:02.020 at the Temple Mount,
00:27:03.040 and they can only pray through the wall.
00:27:05.200 They don't pray at the wall.
00:27:06.860 They pray through the wall
00:27:08.760 because the wall
00:27:10.760 is the western side
00:27:13.760 of a mountain.
00:27:16.500 And that mountain
00:27:17.300 is where the Temple was built.
00:27:19.300 But the Temple was only built there
00:27:21.160 because this is where Abraham
00:27:22.980 was supposed to sacrifice Isaac.
00:27:26.360 And so he went there,
00:27:27.840 and this is the first time
00:27:29.680 man
00:27:30.700 was directed by God
00:27:33.420 to do something
00:27:34.380 and became subservient
00:27:36.620 to God.
00:27:37.440 And so
00:27:39.500 that's why it's sacred.
00:27:42.360 And so people go
00:27:43.180 and pray
00:27:43.780 through the wall
00:27:45.140 to that spot,
00:27:46.640 and they are praying
00:27:48.600 to God
00:27:49.440 where they believe
00:27:50.240 that connection
00:27:51.020 first happened.
00:27:52.240 That's the most amazing thing
00:27:53.540 you can see in Israel.
00:27:55.160 Everything else
00:27:55.840 is really quite humble.
00:27:57.880 Now go to Rome.
00:28:00.020 It's the Colosseum.
00:28:02.280 It's the place,
00:28:03.320 I don't remember what it's called,
00:28:04.180 but where they ran
00:28:05.000 the chariot races,
00:28:06.160 another great spectacle.
00:28:08.500 It's the Vatican.
00:28:10.680 It's the statues
00:28:12.200 of man,
00:28:13.540 of David.
00:28:15.440 It's all this
00:28:16.640 great artwork
00:28:18.360 and all these
00:28:20.400 great buildings
00:28:21.340 that really,
00:28:23.540 in some ways,
00:28:24.680 do testify to God,
00:28:26.120 but most of it
00:28:27.080 testifies to the
00:28:28.160 greatness of man.
00:28:29.500 we are on a road
00:28:33.780 to becoming
00:28:35.420 Roman Christians
00:28:36.860 to where
00:28:39.540 we are not
00:28:43.780 subservient
00:28:44.640 to God.
00:28:45.900 We are not
00:28:46.980 humble
00:28:47.580 where
00:28:50.220 Nietzsche
00:28:53.720 talked about
00:28:54.440 how men
00:28:55.300 were eviscerated
00:28:56.520 by Christianity
00:28:58.120 and made
00:28:58.960 weak.
00:29:00.540 Men
00:29:00.840 have been
00:29:01.940 eviscerated
00:29:02.780 yet again,
00:29:04.760 but this time
00:29:05.780 not by Christianity.
00:29:08.120 Men
00:29:08.760 have been
00:29:09.300 eviscerated
00:29:10.320 in our society
00:29:11.920 and the
00:29:13.300 pendulum
00:29:13.760 will swing
00:29:14.780 back
00:29:15.320 and when
00:29:16.760 men,
00:29:18.300 not man,
00:29:19.780 but when men
00:29:20.800 have had
00:29:21.940 enough,
00:29:22.620 they will
00:29:25.300 start to
00:29:26.000 look
00:29:26.360 towards
00:29:26.900 someone
00:29:27.460 who is
00:29:28.360 a strong
00:29:29.020 man
00:29:29.720 and it
00:29:31.680 will happen
00:29:32.220 all over
00:29:33.080 the West
00:29:33.780 and one
00:29:37.500 of the signs
00:29:38.300 will be
00:29:38.940 a lack
00:29:40.580 of respect
00:29:41.560 for the
00:29:42.240 most innocent
00:29:43.340 of life.
00:29:46.360 The most
00:29:47.640 helpless
00:29:48.300 will not
00:29:50.760 matter.
00:29:51.380 you will
00:29:52.840 push the
00:29:53.580 stones
00:29:54.140 of the
00:29:55.520 pyramids.
00:29:56.640 It doesn't
00:29:57.080 matter how
00:29:57.740 many slaves
00:29:58.560 you squish
00:29:59.260 between the
00:30:00.080 stones.
00:30:00.900 It's about
00:30:02.000 the stones
00:30:02.760 moving together.
00:30:04.360 It's why I
00:30:05.360 was so happy
00:30:06.040 to see Donald
00:30:06.720 Trump get
00:30:07.900 involved with
00:30:09.120 this child
00:30:10.320 over in
00:30:10.740 England and
00:30:11.900 why it is
00:30:12.620 so frightening
00:30:13.420 to watch
00:30:14.640 what's happening
00:30:15.260 in England
00:30:15.780 because they're
00:30:17.080 pushing the
00:30:17.740 stones of
00:30:18.440 socialism
00:30:19.000 together.
00:30:19.700 they know
00:30:21.600 it doesn't
00:30:22.260 work.
00:30:23.120 The people
00:30:23.740 know it
00:30:24.300 doesn't
00:30:24.700 work.
00:30:25.640 There's a
00:30:26.300 chance that
00:30:27.300 this child
00:30:27.940 can be
00:30:28.700 saved.
00:30:29.940 The money
00:30:30.440 exists.
00:30:32.160 The hospitals
00:30:32.960 exist.
00:30:34.080 The doctors
00:30:34.940 exist.
00:30:37.160 It's only
00:30:38.620 man saying
00:30:40.400 I know
00:30:41.820 best.
00:30:42.720 and not
00:30:45.160 being
00:30:45.460 subservient
00:30:46.340 or humble
00:30:47.260 enough
00:30:47.840 to do
00:30:49.780 anything
00:30:50.420 to stop
00:30:52.100 the stones
00:30:52.880 of the
00:30:53.360 pyramids
00:30:53.960 from being
00:30:55.060 pushed in
00:30:56.440 no matter
00:30:57.640 who is
00:30:58.500 behind that
00:30:59.140 stone.
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00:32:36.600 Glenn Beck
00:32:37.280 Program.
00:32:38.880 Mercury.
00:32:42.760 This is the
00:32:43.860 Glenn Beck
00:32:44.380 Program.
00:32:45.200 So I was in
00:32:45.740 Los Angeles
00:32:46.840 last week
00:32:47.540 doing some
00:32:47.920 work and
00:32:48.480 I flew back.
00:32:49.840 I promised
00:32:50.240 my wife
00:32:50.900 that she
00:32:53.620 would see
00:32:54.160 Reba
00:32:54.560 one time
00:32:56.100 before
00:32:56.580 we died.
00:32:58.920 And so
00:32:59.320 Reba and
00:33:00.300 Brooks and
00:33:01.280 Dunn were
00:33:01.760 playing in
00:33:02.620 Vegas.
00:33:02.980 So we fly to
00:33:04.100 Vegas on
00:33:04.500 the way
00:33:04.720 home and
00:33:05.200 I stay
00:33:05.700 there overnight.
00:33:06.800 Now I have
00:33:07.100 a sample
00:33:07.480 size of
00:33:08.040 exactly
00:33:08.560 three.
00:33:09.840 So this
00:33:10.400 study may
00:33:11.360 not be
00:33:12.260 scientific.
00:33:13.860 But out
00:33:14.560 of the
00:33:14.820 three drivers
00:33:15.640 that I
00:33:16.120 had, I
00:33:16.740 can draw
00:33:17.120 the conclusion
00:33:17.780 that every
00:33:18.500 Uber driver
00:33:19.440 in Las
00:33:20.240 Vegas is
00:33:21.080 Filipino.
00:33:22.700 I don't
00:33:23.320 think that's
00:33:23.680 the way
00:33:23.980 demographics
00:33:24.560 work.
00:33:24.980 I'm pretty
00:33:25.200 sure it
00:33:25.600 is.
00:33:26.040 A sample
00:33:26.460 size of
00:33:26.900 three.
00:33:27.580 And all
00:33:28.560 three of
00:33:29.320 them scared
00:33:31.140 the hell
00:33:31.500 out of
00:33:31.740 me.
00:33:32.360 And here's
00:33:32.940 why.
00:33:34.100 I got
00:33:34.520 into the
00:33:35.020 car and
00:33:36.560 they all
00:33:36.940 had like
00:33:37.440 a Filipino
00:33:38.220 flag or
00:33:39.080 something that
00:33:40.080 marked them
00:33:40.620 as from the
00:33:41.040 Philippines.
00:33:42.360 And so
00:33:43.600 I'm always
00:33:44.020 curious and
00:33:44.600 I like
00:33:44.860 talking to
00:33:45.360 drivers.
00:33:45.880 I like to
00:33:46.320 talk to
00:33:46.760 the cab
00:33:47.480 drivers because
00:33:48.320 they have a
00:33:49.740 good feel of
00:33:50.580 what's going
00:33:50.980 on.
00:33:51.120 You've always
00:33:51.480 done that.
00:33:52.100 I always
00:33:52.440 have.
00:33:52.640 I love
00:33:52.880 it.
00:33:53.380 And so
00:33:54.920 I get in
00:33:55.360 the car and
00:33:56.560 my wife
00:33:57.360 rolls her
00:33:58.220 eyes as
00:33:58.660 soon as I
00:33:58.980 start talking
00:33:59.560 and I
00:34:00.680 said so
00:34:01.660 what do
00:34:02.020 you think
00:34:02.580 of what's
00:34:04.220 happening in
00:34:05.300 the Philippines
00:34:05.840 with you
00:34:07.000 know the
00:34:07.260 killing of
00:34:07.860 drug users
00:34:08.760 and oh
00:34:10.400 100%
00:34:12.300 oh it
00:34:13.880 is great
00:34:15.040 really
00:34:16.800 yes
00:34:18.220 well can't
00:34:19.320 you just
00:34:19.680 go out and
00:34:20.300 kill anybody
00:34:22.240 that you
00:34:22.980 think is a
00:34:23.680 drug lord or
00:34:24.540 a drug user
00:34:25.580 yes but
00:34:26.660 those drug
00:34:27.300 users those
00:34:28.580 drug users are
00:34:29.500 putting money
00:34:30.240 into the
00:34:31.500 coffers of
00:34:32.100 the drug
00:34:32.460 lords and
00:34:33.420 they don't
00:34:34.220 have the
00:34:34.540 money so
00:34:34.940 they go rob
00:34:35.700 somebody else's
00:34:36.520 house.
00:34:37.440 They're a
00:34:37.820 menace to
00:34:38.360 society and
00:34:39.300 it's about
00:34:39.860 time somebody
00:34:40.820 does it.
00:34:41.340 One of
00:34:42.300 them said
00:34:42.840 one of
00:34:43.640 them said
00:34:44.180 yeah if
00:34:45.880 you use
00:34:46.380 drugs you
00:34:47.460 lose your
00:34:48.140 right to
00:34:48.900 a fair
00:34:49.360 trial.
00:34:51.500 Okay.
00:34:52.240 And so
00:34:52.900 that one I
00:34:53.380 said how
00:34:53.940 long have
00:34:54.220 you lived
00:34:54.460 in the
00:34:54.640 United States?
00:34:55.860 25 years.
00:34:58.400 Wow.
00:34:59.320 Wow.
00:34:59.560 Real influence
00:35:00.080 apparently.
00:35:01.480 So the
00:35:02.300 constitution
00:35:03.300 is we
00:35:06.480 must teach
00:35:09.500 our children
00:35:10.440 and revere
00:35:11.340 the constitution
00:35:12.260 because the
00:35:12.840 constitution is
00:35:14.420 the only
00:35:15.080 thing that
00:35:15.980 stops us
00:35:17.040 from one
00:35:18.720 side or the
00:35:19.540 other saying
00:35:20.320 round those
00:35:21.780 people up and
00:35:22.800 just shoot
00:35:23.280 them.
00:35:23.800 We all know
00:35:24.420 they're the
00:35:24.800 problem.
00:35:26.280 No fair
00:35:26.860 trial.
00:35:28.280 Tell me that
00:35:29.000 a few
00:35:30.060 incidents could
00:35:33.360 happen like
00:35:34.140 that inspired
00:35:35.200 Kate's law.
00:35:36.660 Let's say
00:35:37.040 ten of those
00:35:38.120 happened.
00:35:38.660 Boom, boom,
00:35:39.060 boom, boom,
00:35:39.680 boom.
00:35:40.740 And everybody
00:35:41.500 in the media
00:35:42.340 was trying to
00:35:42.980 say, oh,
00:35:43.760 now, you
00:35:44.360 know, we
00:35:45.360 don't have a
00:35:46.160 problem with
00:35:46.920 immigration and
00:35:48.000 we don't have a
00:35:49.140 problem with
00:35:49.740 criminals coming
00:35:50.620 into our
00:35:51.100 country.
00:35:51.800 And there's
00:35:52.380 ten of them.
00:35:53.680 Tell me that
00:35:54.340 somebody couldn't
00:35:55.100 stand up in
00:35:55.840 this country and
00:35:56.740 say, you know
00:35:58.060 what?
00:35:58.380 We all know
00:35:59.440 where the
00:36:00.000 illegals are.
00:36:01.000 We all know
00:36:02.000 that they're
00:36:02.520 criminals.
00:36:03.240 We all know.
00:36:04.460 I mean, they
00:36:04.920 broke the law
00:36:05.780 getting here.
00:36:06.680 take care of
00:36:09.180 it.
00:36:10.120 And if they
00:36:10.880 had the
00:36:11.420 authority to
00:36:12.440 say that, say
00:36:13.980 we're not going
00:36:14.600 to prosecute, you
00:36:16.820 know that a
00:36:17.820 good portion of
00:36:18.540 this country would
00:36:19.280 do it.
00:36:20.100 And let's
00:36:20.700 just say, let's
00:36:21.360 reverse it.
00:36:22.600 We all know
00:36:23.420 those people who
00:36:24.480 believe in the
00:36:25.500 founding fathers.
00:36:26.480 They're a
00:36:26.840 problem.
00:36:27.760 They're the ones
00:36:28.380 causing it.
00:36:28.980 Those gun owners
00:36:29.980 that are having
00:36:30.440 the problem, take
00:36:31.240 care of them.
00:36:32.360 You know that
00:36:33.360 people would rise
00:36:34.140 up to do
00:36:34.740 that.
00:36:36.460 Before we run
00:36:37.080 out of time
00:36:37.400 this hour, you
00:36:37.880 wanted to make
00:36:38.560 sure you announced
00:36:39.760 Jeffy's annual
00:36:41.460 bonus, a trip to
00:36:42.360 the Philippines.
00:36:43.600 All expenses
00:36:44.460 paid as long as
00:36:46.120 it takes was I
00:36:46.900 believe your
00:36:47.320 quote.
00:36:47.980 I don't know
00:36:48.460 what that
00:36:48.740 exactly.
00:36:49.540 I don't know
00:36:50.160 exactly.
00:36:51.000 That was just
00:36:51.520 part of the
00:36:51.900 official rules
00:36:52.740 is a lot
00:36:54.020 print lawyer
00:36:54.620 stuff.
00:36:55.140 Oh, yeah.
00:36:55.380 Don't worry
00:36:55.700 about it.
00:36:55.960 As long as
00:36:56.400 it takes.
00:36:57.760 Have a good
00:36:59.160 time.
00:36:59.560 Get to the
00:36:59.900 airport.
00:37:00.080 This is the
00:37:03.200 Glenn Beck
00:37:04.100 program.
00:37:05.600 Mercury.
00:37:20.020 The Blaze
00:37:21.060 Radio Network.
00:37:24.740 On demand.
00:37:25.780 A couple
00:37:28.460 things that
00:37:29.080 happened over
00:37:30.440 the weekend
00:37:30.880 that you
00:37:31.660 should be
00:37:31.920 aware of.
00:37:32.420 First of all,
00:37:32.860 did you guys
00:37:33.220 see another
00:37:35.080 whale washed
00:37:36.180 up on the
00:37:37.840 beach over
00:37:38.880 the weekend?
00:37:39.960 Yeah.
00:37:40.380 They had to
00:37:40.840 close the
00:37:41.320 whole beach.
00:37:42.200 I saw a
00:37:42.640 picture of
00:37:43.820 it.
00:37:45.220 He was
00:37:45.560 reading a
00:37:45.980 Brad Thor
00:37:46.500 book.
00:37:47.520 There,
00:37:47.780 apparently,
00:37:48.220 with his
00:37:48.460 family.
00:37:49.040 The whale?
00:37:49.300 The whale was
00:37:50.000 reading it?
00:37:50.240 Yeah, it was
00:37:50.560 weird.
00:37:51.240 It was weird.
00:37:52.120 Anyway, we'll
00:37:52.880 get into that
00:37:53.520 here in just a
00:37:54.560 second.
00:37:54.700 Also, some
00:37:56.280 flyers were
00:37:57.020 left on
00:37:57.660 cars in
00:37:58.520 San Diego.
00:38:00.320 We don't
00:38:01.040 know.
00:38:01.700 Police haven't
00:38:02.400 told anyone
00:38:03.400 whether they're
00:38:03.920 investigating the
00:38:04.920 source of
00:38:05.480 these flyers.
00:38:07.320 But why
00:38:08.460 really hurry?
00:38:11.500 They were
00:38:11.920 just flyers
00:38:13.240 that said,
00:38:14.280 we'll make
00:38:14.760 you rich if
00:38:15.740 you join us.
00:38:17.080 We're killing
00:38:17.740 off the
00:38:18.300 entire evil
00:38:19.380 white race.
00:38:21.900 Signed.
00:38:22.540 We begin
00:38:25.080 there right
00:38:25.680 now.
00:38:27.000 I will
00:38:27.960 make a
00:38:28.780 stand.
00:38:29.580 I will
00:38:30.140 raise my
00:38:30.980 voice.
00:38:31.860 I will
00:38:32.360 hold your
00:38:33.120 hand.
00:38:34.260 Because we
00:38:34.940 are one.
00:38:36.100 I will
00:38:36.720 beat my
00:38:37.520 drum.
00:38:38.320 I have
00:38:38.920 made my
00:38:39.680 choice.
00:38:40.580 We will
00:38:41.140 overcome.
00:38:42.880 Because we
00:38:43.720 are one.
00:38:44.620 The fusion
00:38:45.620 of entertainment
00:38:46.660 and enlightenment.
00:38:48.840 This is the
00:38:49.860 Glenn Beck
00:38:51.280 program.
00:38:55.740 The headline
00:38:56.800 Jobs,
00:38:57.560 Jobs,
00:38:58.200 Jobs is
00:38:59.000 on flyers
00:38:59.680 that have
00:38:59.900 been popping
00:39:00.340 up around
00:39:00.780 Little Italy
00:39:01.240 around San
00:39:03.300 Diego with
00:39:04.280 racially charged
00:39:05.520 language that
00:39:07.020 appears to be
00:39:07.800 targeting white
00:39:08.560 people.
00:39:09.960 It's according
00:39:10.340 to Channel 10
00:39:11.500 News in San
00:39:12.620 Diego.
00:39:13.200 They have
00:39:13.580 several variations
00:39:14.680 of the flyer.
00:39:16.100 The language
00:39:16.580 varies slightly,
00:39:17.960 but they use
00:39:18.440 the same font
00:39:19.280 and they have
00:39:19.700 the same similar
00:39:20.560 theme.
00:39:22.120 Alyssa
00:39:22.500 Ehrman said
00:39:23.620 she received
00:39:24.320 one on her
00:39:24.880 windshield in
00:39:25.940 late April.
00:39:27.660 It appeared
00:39:28.140 to be a
00:39:28.560 jobs flyer
00:39:29.340 promising to
00:39:30.100 make you
00:39:30.640 rich if
00:39:31.380 you join
00:39:31.880 us.
00:39:32.800 It said
00:39:33.280 we're killing
00:39:33.840 off an
00:39:34.300 entire evil
00:39:35.660 white race
00:39:36.880 by making
00:39:38.700 them addicted
00:39:39.420 to cocaine,
00:39:40.560 crack,
00:39:41.060 spiked
00:39:41.480 marijuana,
00:39:42.820 spice,
00:39:43.700 meth,
00:39:44.240 heroin,
00:39:44.860 hash,
00:39:45.340 and other
00:39:45.840 poisons to
00:39:47.020 kill them.
00:39:48.780 They included
00:39:50.420 a phone
00:39:50.880 number.
00:39:51.340 Most of
00:39:51.680 those phone
00:39:52.100 numbers just
00:39:52.680 went to
00:39:53.180 either a
00:39:53.600 dead number
00:39:54.820 or to
00:39:55.460 local
00:39:55.840 businesses,
00:39:56.800 and they
00:39:57.680 are all
00:39:58.320 signed
00:39:58.840 Latino
00:39:59.760 power,
00:40:01.020 viva la
00:40:02.120 raza.
00:40:02.700 channel 10
00:40:05.980 news has
00:40:06.980 reached out
00:40:07.920 to San
00:40:08.480 Diego
00:40:08.760 police.
00:40:09.440 They have
00:40:09.680 not heard
00:40:10.040 back whether
00:40:10.560 or not
00:40:10.820 they are
00:40:11.140 investigating
00:40:11.780 the flyers.
00:40:12.480 Why would
00:40:13.300 you?
00:40:13.640 Why would
00:40:14.180 you?
00:40:14.560 No big
00:40:15.880 deal.
00:40:16.280 No big
00:40:16.600 deal.
00:40:17.460 Now, this
00:40:18.080 is what I
00:40:18.700 find interesting.
00:40:20.140 One of the
00:40:20.740 people, this
00:40:21.920 Alyssa
00:40:22.680 Ehrman, one
00:40:23.700 of the people
00:40:24.220 who got
00:40:25.260 this flyer
00:40:26.020 said that
00:40:28.160 she has no
00:40:28.960 idea where
00:40:29.680 they came
00:40:30.240 from, but
00:40:31.600 she thinks
00:40:32.360 they might
00:40:33.260 be an art
00:40:34.560 project.
00:40:35.560 Now, who
00:40:39.460 jumps to
00:40:40.280 the conclusion
00:40:41.080 that it's
00:40:42.480 an art
00:40:43.240 project?
00:40:45.240 And, at
00:40:46.320 the same
00:40:46.840 time, who
00:40:48.200 doubts
00:40:48.980 that there
00:40:50.220 is a
00:40:50.540 university
00:40:51.140 telling its
00:40:51.980 art students
00:40:52.960 to do
00:40:54.480 this for
00:40:55.460 extra points
00:40:56.500 as an
00:40:57.340 art project?
00:40:59.820 I don't
00:41:00.860 doubt either
00:41:01.540 of them.
00:41:03.620 And I'm
00:41:04.500 sure this
00:41:04.960 would be a
00:41:05.540 totally
00:41:05.880 appropriate
00:41:06.280 art project
00:41:06.880 for white
00:41:07.720 people to
00:41:08.620 say the
00:41:08.960 same thing
00:41:09.380 about Hispanics.
00:41:10.480 It would
00:41:10.600 be perfectly
00:41:11.920 fine.
00:41:12.160 Imagine
00:41:12.440 anything
00:41:12.960 signed
00:41:13.540 the race.
00:41:14.280 That's
00:41:14.400 what La
00:41:14.780 Raza is
00:41:17.000 Spanish
00:41:18.320 for, the
00:41:18.940 race.
00:41:20.180 Can you
00:41:20.700 imagine?
00:41:22.240 That is
00:41:23.380 racism.
00:41:24.560 Oh, yeah.
00:41:27.040 I mean,
00:41:28.220 is that what
00:41:29.020 the KKK
00:41:29.560 is all about?
00:41:30.420 The white
00:41:30.900 race?
00:41:31.260 The race.
00:41:31.900 Yeah.
00:41:32.520 That's what
00:41:32.980 a lot of
00:41:33.860 the alt-right
00:41:34.600 is about.
00:41:35.540 The race.
00:41:37.180 The watering
00:41:37.720 down of
00:41:38.480 the race.
00:41:40.580 It's, I
00:41:41.220 mean, and
00:41:41.920 we know
00:41:43.120 what happens.
00:41:46.960 I, you
00:41:47.360 know, I,
00:41:47.880 at the
00:41:52.780 bottom of the
00:41:53.120 hour, I'm
00:41:53.440 going to
00:41:53.540 bring something
00:41:53.960 in from the
00:41:54.440 office.
00:41:54.880 I worked
00:41:55.540 on something
00:41:55.940 last week,
00:41:56.620 and I
00:41:57.500 think I
00:41:57.820 really have
00:41:58.660 a key to
00:41:59.480 understanding
00:42:00.220 the left.
00:42:03.500 And it's
00:42:04.220 so simple
00:42:05.840 that it's
00:42:06.840 kind of one
00:42:07.160 of those
00:42:07.420 things that
00:42:07.780 you're like,
00:42:08.620 either,
00:42:10.640 yeah,
00:42:11.740 or,
00:42:13.060 crap, how
00:42:13.980 did we not
00:42:14.440 see this
00:42:14.900 before?
00:42:16.460 And for
00:42:17.260 me, at
00:42:17.640 least, it
00:42:18.040 was, how
00:42:18.740 did I not
00:42:19.280 put this
00:42:19.900 together
00:42:20.440 before?
00:42:21.700 And I'll
00:42:23.820 share it
00:42:24.120 with you
00:42:24.360 here at
00:42:25.740 the bottom
00:42:26.020 of the
00:42:26.240 hour.
00:42:27.020 I want to
00:42:27.820 talk a
00:42:28.120 little bit
00:42:28.380 about the
00:42:29.980 story that's
00:42:32.580 revolving now
00:42:33.220 around CNN.
00:42:33.960 CNN, the
00:42:35.160 president tweeted
00:42:36.080 this stupid
00:42:37.080 video that
00:42:38.140 showed him
00:42:39.180 beating a
00:42:42.340 guy up at
00:42:43.860 a wrestling
00:42:44.460 event years
00:42:45.980 ago, but
00:42:46.960 somebody had
00:42:47.500 slapped the
00:42:48.040 CNN logo on
00:42:49.200 the head of
00:42:49.720 the guy, so
00:42:50.280 it looked like
00:42:50.700 he was beating
00:42:51.220 up CNN.
00:42:52.160 The president
00:42:52.940 tweets it.
00:42:54.400 Okay,
00:42:55.180 whatever.
00:42:57.100 It's,
00:42:57.860 quite honestly,
00:42:59.100 I'm sorry to
00:43:02.220 have to say
00:43:03.540 this,
00:43:03.960 and maybe
00:43:04.400 I shouldn't,
00:43:04.980 but I
00:43:06.140 feel a
00:43:07.020 responsibility
00:43:07.600 to at
00:43:09.160 least say
00:43:10.120 where we
00:43:10.600 stand or
00:43:11.100 where I
00:43:11.480 stand.
00:43:13.420 Except for
00:43:14.480 matter of
00:43:15.220 degrees, I
00:43:16.760 don't see the
00:43:17.620 difference between
00:43:18.560 that and,
00:43:19.900 you know,
00:43:20.940 standing with a
00:43:21.540 picture of a
00:43:22.060 severed head,
00:43:23.060 except for
00:43:23.720 degrees.
00:43:25.880 They're both
00:43:26.840 advocating
00:43:27.460 violence in a
00:43:28.540 stupid,
00:43:29.520 silly way.
00:43:30.840 One is the
00:43:31.660 president, but
00:43:32.360 one is the
00:43:32.940 president,
00:43:33.340 beating
00:43:34.840 somebody up
00:43:35.660 that represents
00:43:36.680 the media.
00:43:38.340 And his
00:43:39.100 punches were
00:43:39.780 pretty violent
00:43:40.460 and I know
00:43:41.200 they were
00:43:41.460 fake, so I
00:43:42.960 just don't
00:43:43.420 understand how
00:43:44.100 we can have
00:43:44.800 higher ground.
00:43:46.720 And I know
00:43:47.260 degrees, but
00:43:48.160 degrees shouldn't
00:43:49.340 make a difference.
00:43:50.780 Go ahead,
00:43:51.420 Stu.
00:43:51.560 That's interesting.
00:43:52.360 I mean, I
00:43:52.680 hadn't thought
00:43:53.220 of it that
00:43:53.600 way.
00:43:55.280 I thought the
00:43:56.160 reaction by
00:43:57.360 initially a lot
00:43:59.000 of journalist
00:43:59.480 organizations that
00:44:00.400 this is advocating
00:44:01.300 violence against
00:44:02.200 the media was
00:44:02.980 really overblown.
00:44:04.060 It was a dumb
00:44:04.680 joke.
00:44:06.220 Well, if you
00:44:06.920 buy into their
00:44:08.160 advocating
00:44:09.200 violence the
00:44:12.980 way they've
00:44:13.380 always presented
00:44:14.060 it.
00:44:14.640 Yeah, their own
00:44:15.180 standards that they
00:44:15.840 set.
00:44:16.380 If you want to
00:44:16.720 live in the world
00:44:17.500 that they set up,
00:44:19.160 I would say
00:44:19.920 that that's
00:44:20.280 probably true.
00:44:21.840 And it's why
00:44:22.460 Kathy Griffin,
00:44:23.420 the Griffin thing,
00:44:24.500 you know, bit
00:44:24.900 them in the butt,
00:44:25.520 right?
00:44:25.740 Because it's one
00:44:27.140 of those things
00:44:27.640 where that is
00:44:29.820 the world they
00:44:30.660 set up.
00:44:31.240 There's no such
00:44:31.760 thing.
00:44:32.320 Targeting a
00:44:33.280 district means
00:44:34.040 you wanted this
00:44:34.740 person shot in
00:44:35.820 Arizona.
00:44:36.560 That's ridiculous.
00:44:37.180 That standard is
00:44:37.940 absurd.
00:44:38.900 And I think
00:44:39.560 you're right.
00:44:40.160 I think both of
00:44:41.540 them were dumb,
00:44:44.240 jokey commentary
00:44:45.080 with Kathy Griffin
00:44:46.880 to a much
00:44:48.160 different degree
00:44:48.660 because of the
00:44:49.180 disgust element,
00:44:50.020 right?
00:44:50.180 Like you're
00:44:50.580 sitting there,
00:44:51.360 people are,
00:44:52.020 it's so much
00:44:52.480 more vivid
00:44:53.820 and brutal
00:44:54.760 and not
00:44:55.920 jokey.
00:44:56.760 And some
00:44:58.000 people,
00:44:58.700 like me,
00:44:59.800 think there
00:45:00.300 are some
00:45:00.700 things sacred
00:45:01.300 that you
00:45:01.720 don't joke
00:45:02.620 about,
00:45:03.640 and you
00:45:04.760 don't joke
00:45:05.220 about killing
00:45:05.820 the president,
00:45:07.060 and quite
00:45:07.560 honestly,
00:45:08.560 you know,
00:45:09.780 you're going,
00:45:11.040 when you're
00:45:11.320 beheading
00:45:11.900 people,
00:45:13.000 you're also
00:45:13.500 conjuring up
00:45:15.580 ISIS and all
00:45:16.760 of that stuff.
00:45:17.480 I mean,
00:45:17.700 it's bad.
00:45:18.140 It is.
00:45:19.260 So yes,
00:45:19.880 I would say
00:45:20.280 there's degrees,
00:45:21.720 it sounds like
00:45:22.540 you're minimizing
00:45:23.000 it,
00:45:23.360 but that is a
00:45:23.860 really big
00:45:24.580 distinction that
00:45:25.380 you have to
00:45:26.060 make.
00:45:27.200 Oh,
00:45:27.380 no,
00:45:27.580 I know that.
00:45:28.020 That's why
00:45:28.300 she got a
00:45:29.060 visit from the
00:45:29.680 Secret Service
00:45:30.260 this weekend.
00:45:30.820 Yeah,
00:45:31.120 yeah.
00:45:31.920 And so,
00:45:32.660 but for us,
00:45:34.260 here we are
00:45:34.880 saying,
00:45:35.760 can you imagine,
00:45:37.060 what is the
00:45:38.400 police,
00:45:38.820 are the police
00:45:39.380 looking into
00:45:40.160 even an art
00:45:40.920 project?
00:45:42.180 Is it right
00:45:43.120 to do an art
00:45:43.840 project?
00:45:44.200 Somebody should
00:45:45.000 say no to
00:45:46.320 that professor,
00:45:47.220 if that's
00:45:47.660 indeed what's
00:45:48.180 happening,
00:45:49.020 this could be
00:45:49.700 La Raza,
00:45:50.860 you know,
00:45:51.140 or crazy people
00:45:52.380 in her La Raza.
00:45:54.000 We're looking and
00:45:54.960 saying,
00:45:55.260 somebody should
00:45:55.700 investigate this,
00:45:56.600 this is wrong.
00:45:57.780 Even if it's an
00:45:58.340 art project,
00:45:58.900 this is wrong,
00:46:00.160 what's happening
00:46:00.660 in San Diego.
00:46:02.220 Okay,
00:46:02.620 well,
00:46:02.980 let's just be
00:46:03.680 consistent and
00:46:04.500 say,
00:46:04.880 let's lower
00:46:06.840 the temperature.
00:46:07.780 Let's always be
00:46:08.720 for things that
00:46:09.460 are lowering the
00:46:10.360 temperature.
00:46:10.640 I don't want
00:46:11.080 to be against
00:46:11.680 things anymore.
00:46:12.880 I'm just so
00:46:13.320 tired of it.
00:46:15.480 Let's be
00:46:15.980 for lowering
00:46:17.380 the temperature.
00:46:18.800 So,
00:46:19.040 that's the part
00:46:19.820 of the story
00:46:20.500 of this video
00:46:21.340 that I want
00:46:22.060 to concentrate
00:46:22.540 on,
00:46:23.340 is lowering
00:46:24.120 the temperature.
00:46:26.060 Now,
00:46:26.760 CNN found
00:46:28.400 out that
00:46:29.060 it was,
00:46:31.100 that this
00:46:31.880 video
00:46:32.360 apparently,
00:46:34.460 apparently,
00:46:35.720 we don't know
00:46:36.360 for sure,
00:46:37.340 originated
00:46:37.880 with this
00:46:38.800 guy on
00:46:39.520 Reddit.
00:46:40.640 We don't
00:46:41.280 know who
00:46:41.680 the guy
00:46:42.060 is.
00:46:42.900 They found
00:46:43.500 him at
00:46:43.840 CNN.
00:46:44.940 Stu has
00:46:45.340 a really,
00:46:46.660 I think,
00:46:48.460 the best
00:46:49.480 theory,
00:46:50.840 and it's
00:46:51.180 theory,
00:46:51.540 it's not
00:46:51.840 fact,
00:46:52.360 the best
00:46:52.920 theory out
00:46:53.680 there on
00:46:54.660 what happened.
00:46:55.960 CNN has
00:46:57.120 not released
00:46:57.920 this guy's
00:46:58.660 name.
00:47:00.060 I've never
00:47:00.740 seen that
00:47:01.260 happen before,
00:47:02.560 especially when
00:47:03.540 it goes to
00:47:04.560 anti-Semitic,
00:47:05.740 when it goes
00:47:06.400 to somebody
00:47:06.940 who's not
00:47:07.740 on their
00:47:08.020 side.
00:47:09.020 They'll do
00:47:09.360 everything they
00:47:10.020 can to make
00:47:10.620 this guy
00:47:11.160 an eternal
00:47:11.880 villain.
00:47:13.860 However,
00:47:15.000 they didn't
00:47:15.600 this time.
00:47:16.860 Some people
00:47:17.400 are saying
00:47:17.760 because it's
00:47:18.420 a kid,
00:47:19.380 CNN,
00:47:19.940 the guy who
00:47:20.380 actually knows
00:47:21.160 said it's
00:47:21.780 absolutely not
00:47:22.520 a kid.
00:47:22.840 He's a
00:47:23.000 middle-aged
00:47:23.460 man.
00:47:23.820 Middle-aged
00:47:24.320 man.
00:47:25.820 And CNN
00:47:27.220 is saying
00:47:27.760 we're not
00:47:28.560 releasing his
00:47:29.220 name.
00:47:29.480 Doesn't mean
00:47:29.860 that we're
00:47:30.100 not going
00:47:30.660 to,
00:47:31.020 but we're
00:47:31.240 not releasing
00:47:31.740 his name
00:47:32.140 at this
00:47:32.380 time because
00:47:33.400 he's
00:47:34.680 recognized
00:47:35.120 what he's
00:47:35.700 done and
00:47:36.360 blah,
00:47:36.660 blah,
00:47:36.800 blah.
00:47:36.980 And the
00:47:38.120 only thing
00:47:38.480 I can
00:47:38.760 think of
00:47:39.220 is that
00:47:39.440 there's
00:47:39.680 some sort
00:47:40.220 of change
00:47:40.800 of heart
00:47:41.400 there.
00:47:42.620 I'm trying
00:47:43.020 to give
00:47:43.260 them the
00:47:43.560 benefit of
00:47:44.000 the doubt
00:47:44.320 that they
00:47:44.920 know the
00:47:46.300 violence this
00:47:47.260 guy will
00:47:47.900 see from
00:47:49.160 the left
00:47:49.940 and it
00:47:50.880 only furthers
00:47:51.720 things.
00:47:53.380 Stu has
00:47:54.160 a reason
00:47:55.280 why this
00:47:57.220 lie about
00:47:59.060 CNN
00:47:59.500 threatening
00:48:00.600 the guy
00:48:01.320 is going
00:48:02.640 around.
00:48:03.040 Listen to
00:48:03.360 this.
00:48:05.120 Theory.
00:48:06.380 Yeah, so
00:48:06.980 a couple
00:48:07.300 things.
00:48:07.920 One, you
00:48:09.100 could argue
00:48:09.440 I think that
00:48:09.900 CNN likes
00:48:10.860 the idea
00:48:11.440 that some
00:48:13.100 internet troll
00:48:13.980 is apologizing
00:48:15.440 for something
00:48:16.520 that the
00:48:17.060 president won't
00:48:17.660 apologize for.
00:48:18.960 I think
00:48:19.240 I think
00:48:20.300 you could
00:48:20.540 argue.
00:48:20.600 It does not
00:48:21.040 seem like
00:48:21.500 the big
00:48:21.920 win to
00:48:22.500 me.
00:48:22.920 But there
00:48:23.180 is a
00:48:23.920 distinction
00:48:24.240 there to
00:48:24.540 say, you
00:48:24.820 know what,
00:48:25.440 this guy
00:48:26.280 who was
00:48:26.620 posting like
00:48:27.400 stars of
00:48:28.140 David on
00:48:28.560 every CNN
00:48:29.120 personality
00:48:29.800 that isn't
00:48:30.420 even Jewish
00:48:31.400 and making
00:48:32.260 all sorts of
00:48:32.680 anti-Semitic
00:48:33.460 memes, even
00:48:34.760 this guy will
00:48:35.580 apologize but
00:48:36.260 the president
00:48:36.640 won't.
00:48:37.080 I wouldn't
00:48:37.400 be surprised
00:48:37.780 if part of
00:48:38.400 it is they
00:48:39.520 like that
00:48:40.040 point.
00:48:41.140 However,
00:48:41.640 another part
00:48:42.260 of this is
00:48:42.820 the guy
00:48:43.380 who did
00:48:43.740 this,
00:48:44.280 who wrote
00:48:44.940 this story,
00:48:45.500 is part of
00:48:46.040 a brand
00:48:46.620 new investigative
00:48:47.600 unit at
00:48:48.280 CNN.
00:48:48.580 CNN, this
00:48:49.260 unit was
00:48:49.900 plucked directly
00:48:50.920 out of
00:48:51.380 BuzzFeed.
00:48:52.000 They just
00:48:52.320 took it
00:48:52.820 out from
00:48:53.400 BuzzFeed and
00:48:54.300 hired everybody
00:48:55.080 in the unit
00:48:55.540 and brought
00:48:56.180 them over
00:48:56.600 to CNN.
00:48:57.700 It was kind
00:48:57.960 of a big
00:48:58.500 media story
00:48:59.120 at the time.
00:48:59.640 And huge
00:49:00.580 culture shock.
00:49:01.640 Huge.
00:49:02.100 They are not
00:49:03.040 the same
00:49:03.900 with their
00:49:04.560 culture.
00:49:05.040 Right.
00:49:05.400 And so
00:49:05.980 here you
00:49:07.120 look at,
00:49:07.660 for example,
00:49:08.540 BuzzFeed wrote,
00:49:09.900 they were the
00:49:10.280 ones that
00:49:10.560 published the
00:49:11.780 dossier of
00:49:13.380 Trump's
00:49:14.320 prostitution
00:49:15.680 jaunts in
00:49:17.340 Russia.
00:49:17.920 Which we
00:49:18.420 believe is
00:49:19.000 100% false.
00:49:20.980 Don't believe
00:49:21.260 it's true.
00:49:21.980 They didn't
00:49:22.340 even claim
00:49:22.820 they thought
00:49:23.360 it was true.
00:49:23.860 BuzzFeed,
00:49:24.300 they just
00:49:24.580 said,
00:49:25.500 basically their
00:49:26.380 summation of
00:49:27.040 that was,
00:49:28.240 when in
00:49:28.980 doubt,
00:49:29.580 if we think
00:49:30.000 there's news
00:49:30.420 relevance,
00:49:30.900 we're going
00:49:31.460 to publish
00:49:31.780 it.
00:49:32.480 And we'll
00:49:32.800 let people
00:49:33.140 decide on
00:49:33.540 their own.
00:49:34.880 That is
00:49:35.180 their standard.
00:49:36.360 BuzzFeed is
00:49:36.780 a new media
00:49:37.380 company.
00:49:37.900 Their standard
00:49:38.540 is to publish.
00:49:39.700 Right.
00:49:39.980 So they take
00:49:40.660 this organization
00:49:41.440 and you take
00:49:42.280 this unit
00:49:42.800 out of
00:49:43.260 BuzzFeed
00:49:43.720 who made
00:49:44.420 their name
00:49:45.000 finding crazy
00:49:46.540 things like
00:49:47.060 this with
00:49:47.640 really,
00:49:48.500 I mean,
00:49:48.780 at times,
00:49:49.820 amazing ability
00:49:50.760 to find
00:49:51.560 people in
00:49:53.100 situations,
00:49:53.800 find old
00:49:54.380 videos,
00:49:55.080 find old
00:49:55.540 videos.
00:49:56.020 I mean,
00:49:56.160 really,
00:49:56.660 they earned
00:49:57.560 that job.
00:49:59.100 They get pulled
00:49:59.760 over to there
00:50:00.300 and there's
00:50:01.520 a big
00:50:01.860 culture shock
00:50:02.340 as a person
00:50:03.200 who part of
00:50:04.180 a group,
00:50:04.560 Glenn,
00:50:04.700 you'll remember
00:50:05.000 this well,
00:50:05.840 going from
00:50:06.800 talk radio
00:50:07.360 culture into
00:50:07.980 CNN culture
00:50:08.640 in 2006.
00:50:09.220 We did that
00:50:10.000 and the
00:50:10.840 culture shock
00:50:11.360 is dramatic
00:50:12.440 like things
00:50:13.460 you would say
00:50:14.000 flippantly
00:50:14.580 because everyone
00:50:15.260 understands
00:50:16.100 what you're
00:50:16.580 talking about.
00:50:17.660 We would get
00:50:18.480 calls from
00:50:19.060 standards and
00:50:19.680 practices.
00:50:20.120 I mean,
00:50:20.760 to the point
00:50:21.240 in the particular
00:50:22.120 one was Israel
00:50:22.860 related stuff
00:50:23.700 was always
00:50:24.740 we were cracked
00:50:25.760 down on every
00:50:26.440 word we said
00:50:27.000 over it,
00:50:27.380 almost to the
00:50:27.840 point of like
00:50:28.180 who won wars
00:50:29.180 they would argue
00:50:29.800 with us about.
00:50:31.400 To the point
00:50:32.380 where we had
00:50:32.920 standards and
00:50:33.480 practice in the
00:50:34.400 control room
00:50:34.980 while we shot
00:50:35.800 and because we
00:50:37.120 weren't live,
00:50:37.780 sometimes those
00:50:38.440 shows would take
00:50:39.200 three hours to
00:50:41.260 shoot.
00:50:41.580 They'd stop us
00:50:42.240 in the middle
00:50:42.600 of monologues,
00:50:43.680 right?
00:50:44.340 And so if you're
00:50:45.160 coming from that
00:50:45.640 culture where you
00:50:46.720 name people and
00:50:47.740 you go into the
00:50:48.160 CNN culture where
00:50:49.200 they may have
00:50:49.680 said,
00:50:50.320 hey,
00:50:50.680 you know,
00:50:51.020 I don't know,
00:50:51.440 this is just,
00:50:52.160 you know,
00:50:52.400 are we,
00:50:53.100 you know,
00:50:53.280 it's a private
00:50:53.760 citizen,
00:50:54.200 maybe we shouldn't
00:50:54.780 name them.
00:50:55.160 The way that
00:50:56.080 was phrased
00:50:56.640 struck me as
00:50:57.660 his,
00:50:58.940 the writer's
00:50:59.780 effort to
00:51:02.740 say,
00:51:03.240 look,
00:51:03.740 CNN doesn't
00:51:04.700 want to release
00:51:05.220 this,
00:51:05.640 but you know
00:51:06.000 what,
00:51:06.240 we reserve the
00:51:06.920 right at some
00:51:07.640 point,
00:51:07.820 we might do
00:51:08.200 it.
00:51:08.920 Rather than a
00:51:09.700 threat to say,
00:51:10.500 well,
00:51:10.680 you will not
00:51:11.420 violate me,
00:51:12.420 it's him saying,
00:51:13.180 I think we
00:51:13.600 probably should
00:51:14.240 release this,
00:51:15.560 but CNN is
00:51:17.100 saying no,
00:51:18.360 however,
00:51:18.780 we still hold
00:51:19.320 this information
00:51:19.860 and it could
00:51:20.280 come at any
00:51:20.740 time.
00:51:21.940 And it does
00:51:22.900 fit into,
00:51:23.840 again,
00:51:24.080 I don't know,
00:51:24.700 I don't know
00:51:25.240 these guys,
00:51:25.780 so it could
00:51:26.280 very well,
00:51:26.740 I could be
00:51:27.080 wrong on that,
00:51:27.500 but that's
00:51:27.780 the theory,
00:51:28.760 because it is
00:51:29.980 a completely
00:51:30.840 different world
00:51:31.920 when you enter
00:51:32.660 into one of
00:51:33.400 those old
00:51:34.080 timey,
00:51:34.680 old school
00:51:35.280 media organizations
00:51:36.320 like CNN
00:51:36.940 now is.
00:51:38.160 They used to
00:51:38.600 be the new
00:51:38.860 kid in the
00:51:39.120 block,
00:51:39.240 they're not
00:51:39.640 anymore.
00:51:40.140 It's the way
00:51:40.620 we would have
00:51:41.260 communicated.
00:51:42.560 If we were
00:51:43.100 over at CNN
00:51:43.740 and the way
00:51:44.320 we did
00:51:44.700 communicate at
00:51:45.540 times at
00:51:46.220 Fox,
00:51:46.820 we couldn't
00:51:47.720 tell you,
00:51:49.320 you know,
00:51:49.780 the whole truth,
00:51:50.280 but we
00:51:50.620 would say
00:51:51.180 at some
00:51:52.340 point we
00:51:53.640 may be
00:51:54.260 discussing
00:51:54.780 this further
00:51:55.720 and that
00:51:57.680 was more
00:51:58.340 of a shot
00:51:58.860 internally
00:51:59.640 than externally
00:52:00.680 and I think
00:52:01.840 it's being
00:52:02.260 taken as
00:52:02.920 an external
00:52:03.540 threat
00:52:04.060 instead of
00:52:05.020 the possibility
00:52:05.740 of an
00:52:06.120 internal
00:52:06.560 threat.
00:52:07.120 Don't know
00:52:07.620 if that is
00:52:08.060 true,
00:52:08.620 but it's
00:52:08.920 great analysis
00:52:10.180 and look
00:52:11.200 at that.
00:52:11.720 And quickly,
00:52:12.060 their public
00:52:12.480 line is,
00:52:13.180 the line
00:52:14.020 was misinterpreted,
00:52:15.300 it was intended
00:52:15.900 only to mean
00:52:16.560 we made no
00:52:17.160 agreement with
00:52:17.700 the man about
00:52:18.140 his identity.
00:52:18.560 So,
00:52:19.520 now I want
00:52:20.440 to show
00:52:20.720 you the
00:52:22.020 good thing
00:52:22.820 about this
00:52:23.360 story,
00:52:23.680 the really
00:52:24.140 good thing
00:52:24.640 about this
00:52:25.040 story,
00:52:25.940 and how
00:52:26.520 you can
00:52:27.040 use it
00:52:27.500 in your
00:52:27.880 own
00:52:28.160 family
00:52:28.740 today
00:52:29.600 to help
00:52:31.100 your own
00:52:31.580 family
00:52:32.000 in just a
00:52:33.640 second.
00:52:33.900 First,
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00:52:38.000 a paradigm
00:52:38.420 change that
00:52:39.580 happened over
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00:52:41.280 weren't paying
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00:52:43.220 A,
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00:52:51.100 but North
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00:52:52.160 a missile
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00:52:55.060 has left
00:52:55.440 the United
00:52:55.800 States and
00:52:56.460 China in
00:52:57.960 a split
00:52:58.520 state.
00:53:00.820 They don't
00:53:01.160 know how
00:53:01.580 to deal
00:53:02.080 with it.
00:53:03.080 North Korea
00:53:03.840 announced
00:53:04.420 Tuesday it
00:53:05.500 had successfully
00:53:06.300 tested an
00:53:07.100 intercontinental
00:53:07.900 ballistic missile.
00:53:08.900 We know
00:53:09.800 that it
00:53:10.100 came down
00:53:10.720 in Japanese
00:53:11.800 territory.
00:53:13.340 North Korea
00:53:14.200 state media
00:53:15.140 said it
00:53:15.840 reached the
00:53:16.360 altitude of
00:53:17.200 1,741
00:53:18.740 miles,
00:53:19.780 its highest
00:53:20.440 ever missile
00:53:21.160 test.
00:53:22.680 The world
00:53:23.860 is on the
00:53:24.940 brink.
00:53:25.300 There's a
00:53:25.700 meeting,
00:53:26.480 an emergency
00:53:27.340 meeting at
00:53:28.760 the UN that
00:53:29.500 happened over
00:53:30.260 the weekend.
00:53:31.080 There's a
00:53:31.640 meeting,
00:53:32.040 an official
00:53:32.480 meeting now
00:53:33.240 with President
00:53:34.080 Trump and
00:53:34.800 President Putin
00:53:35.660 on Friday.
00:53:37.160 There's a lot
00:53:38.020 to be discussed
00:53:38.880 in the world
00:53:39.640 and we are
00:53:40.540 on the
00:53:41.040 edge.
00:53:42.240 Please do
00:53:42.880 your homework.
00:53:43.480 I want you
00:53:43.820 to read a
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00:53:46.480 You might
00:53:46.720 remember him.
00:53:47.320 He was
00:53:47.560 President
00:53:47.960 Reagan's
00:53:48.880 budget
00:53:49.140 director.
00:53:50.280 He has
00:53:50.600 identified
00:53:51.040 five threats
00:53:51.940 that can
00:53:52.260 put the
00:53:52.720 world economy
00:53:53.500 into a
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00:54:05.460 Look, I know
00:54:05.880 that there's a
00:54:06.700 lot of people
00:54:07.100 in this
00:54:07.480 audience that
00:54:08.640 are not
00:54:10.980 concerned about
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00:54:12.500 this.
00:54:13.480 And there
00:54:14.280 are a lot
00:54:15.100 more so
00:54:16.400 that are
00:54:17.160 that say
00:54:18.400 information
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00:54:20.640 most important
00:54:21.780 commodity
00:54:22.360 out there.
00:54:23.180 More important
00:54:23.720 than gold
00:54:24.300 is information.
00:54:26.020 Do your
00:54:26.660 own homework.
00:54:27.520 You're smart
00:54:27.960 enough to
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00:54:59.620 or
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00:55:00.880 You're
00:55:03.600 listening to
00:55:04.180 The Glenn
00:55:04.580 Beck
00:55:04.820 Program.
00:55:06.960 The Glenn
00:55:11.620 Beck
00:55:12.320 Program.
00:55:15.020 All right.
00:55:15.940 So CNN
00:55:17.280 finds the
00:55:20.160 guy who
00:55:20.700 made that
00:55:21.680 video of
00:55:23.260 Trump in
00:55:24.820 the WWF
00:55:27.480 fight from
00:55:29.360 years ago
00:55:30.100 and they
00:55:34.720 ask him,
00:55:36.500 okay, so
00:55:37.160 what's up,
00:55:38.080 dude?
00:55:38.480 Because he
00:55:39.460 posted,
00:55:41.640 wow, can't
00:55:42.300 believe the
00:55:42.940 president retweeted
00:55:44.500 this.
00:55:45.020 Well, you go
00:55:45.500 to his
00:55:46.280 Reddit file
00:55:47.280 and you see
00:55:48.600 that he has
00:55:49.800 done horrible,
00:55:51.720 horrible things
00:55:52.620 really,
00:55:54.560 anti-Semitic,
00:55:55.880 really, really
00:55:56.620 bad.
00:55:57.380 And this is the
00:55:58.080 part of the
00:55:58.480 story that
00:55:58.900 doesn't make
00:55:59.500 sense to me
00:56:00.160 because the
00:56:02.400 usual way for
00:56:04.160 the mainstream
00:56:04.680 media to
00:56:05.380 handle this is
00:56:06.860 you see a
00:56:08.000 guy who is
00:56:08.740 posting anti-Semitic
00:56:10.360 stuff, you do
00:56:11.760 nothing, you just
00:56:12.900 assume he's a
00:56:13.640 conservative and
00:56:15.220 you go for
00:56:16.560 him.
00:56:17.360 And it doesn't
00:56:18.080 matter what the
00:56:18.780 truth is, and
00:56:20.240 I mean, I don't
00:56:20.960 know how you can
00:56:21.660 post anti-Semitic
00:56:22.620 stuff and the
00:56:23.380 truth be good,
00:56:24.140 but you just
00:56:25.840 never give him
00:56:26.480 a break in the
00:56:27.560 mainstream media
00:56:28.320 ever.
00:56:29.820 They do
00:56:31.500 everything they
00:56:32.120 can to connect
00:56:33.560 decent, innocent
00:56:35.140 people to those
00:56:37.060 kinds of thoughts
00:56:38.040 when they don't
00:56:38.820 exist.
00:56:39.780 Here's a guy
00:56:40.280 where it does
00:56:41.160 exist, he
00:56:42.560 apologizes, and
00:56:43.720 they're like,
00:56:44.140 okay, well, we
00:56:45.120 accept his
00:56:45.620 apology.
00:56:47.100 I don't
00:56:47.820 understand that
00:56:48.580 because the
00:56:51.620 way I look at
00:56:52.900 the media, they
00:56:54.800 are only in
00:56:55.940 for the
00:56:57.160 president's
00:56:57.720 blood at
00:56:58.380 every step
00:56:59.500 of the way.
00:57:01.680 And so
00:57:01.980 something's not
00:57:03.000 right on this
00:57:04.100 story, or
00:57:05.240 something has
00:57:05.800 changed that I
00:57:06.880 find hard to
00:57:07.760 believe, but
00:57:08.720 maybe.
00:57:10.320 So what do
00:57:11.260 we get out of
00:57:12.140 this?
00:57:13.000 Well, I want
00:57:13.620 you to read
00:57:14.500 what he posted
00:57:16.100 yesterday.
00:57:16.940 I think this
00:57:20.060 is something
00:57:20.520 that we should
00:57:21.060 all read to
00:57:21.880 our kids at
00:57:22.700 dinner tonight.
00:57:23.620 I'll share it
00:57:24.260 when we come
00:57:25.240 back.
00:57:33.840 The Glenn Beck
00:57:36.200 Program.
00:57:38.480 The Glenn Beck
00:57:43.580 Program.
00:57:44.080 I just can't
00:57:47.180 get over the
00:57:47.840 feeling that
00:57:48.400 something is
00:57:49.200 not right with
00:57:50.280 this story,
00:57:53.060 this Han
00:57:54.640 A-hole
00:57:56.360 solo story
00:57:58.160 from Reddit.
00:57:58.860 The internet
00:57:59.220 makes every
00:57:59.800 story interesting
00:58:00.620 because you
00:58:00.900 have to read
00:58:01.160 their stupid
00:58:01.800 screen names.
00:58:02.400 I know,
00:58:03.060 I know.
00:58:05.600 This guy
00:58:08.420 was up on
00:58:10.120 Reddit and
00:58:11.160 filed all
00:58:12.920 kinds of
00:58:13.540 anti-Semitic
00:58:14.420 stuff.
00:58:15.900 And then
00:58:17.040 he's the
00:58:18.760 guy who
00:58:19.300 apparently did
00:58:20.300 a version
00:58:21.100 of the
00:58:23.100 tweet the
00:58:24.100 president sent
00:58:25.360 out.
00:58:26.060 And it's
00:58:26.920 the one
00:58:27.300 where the
00:58:27.960 president is
00:58:28.800 old footage
00:58:29.540 of Donald
00:58:30.920 Trump at
00:58:31.980 a wrestling
00:58:32.500 match.
00:58:33.380 And he
00:58:33.800 throws a guy
00:58:34.840 down on the
00:58:35.220 ground and
00:58:35.620 just beats
00:58:36.320 the snot out
00:58:36.900 of him.
00:58:37.100 It's a
00:58:37.340 wrestling thing.
00:58:37.940 And this
00:58:41.040 guy super
00:58:41.820 imposed the
00:58:42.500 CNN logo
00:58:44.020 over the
00:58:45.460 face of the
00:58:46.300 guy the
00:58:46.660 president was
00:58:47.180 beating.
00:58:49.120 Well,
00:58:50.480 he gets up
00:58:51.220 and he sees
00:58:51.600 the president
00:58:52.240 has tweeted
00:58:53.180 it and he
00:58:53.940 thinks it's
00:58:54.440 his and he's
00:58:55.200 like, oh my
00:58:55.620 gosh, that's
00:58:56.760 great.
00:58:57.500 And he's
00:58:57.720 happy.
00:58:59.380 But then
00:59:00.320 when the
00:59:01.040 media gets
00:59:01.600 a hold of
00:59:02.100 it and
00:59:03.000 says, look
00:59:04.060 at the
00:59:04.340 violence, the
00:59:05.480 guy isn't
00:59:06.000 happy.
00:59:07.000 And he's
00:59:07.220 like, oh,
00:59:07.640 you know
00:59:07.800 what?
00:59:07.980 That's not
00:59:08.400 mine.
00:59:08.820 That was
00:59:09.220 somebody else's.
00:59:09.980 Somebody else
00:59:10.400 took my
00:59:10.880 original tweet
00:59:11.460 and then
00:59:11.740 added sound
00:59:13.020 effects and
00:59:13.680 music behind
00:59:14.480 it or audio.
00:59:15.480 Initially, he
00:59:15.940 was happy.
00:59:16.900 Yes, initially,
00:59:17.460 he was happy.
00:59:18.260 Then he
00:59:18.660 turned around.
00:59:19.260 Then he
00:59:19.580 turned around.
00:59:20.120 Yes.
00:59:20.580 Okay.
00:59:21.120 All right.
00:59:21.640 Important.
00:59:22.180 So now
00:59:22.460 this is the
00:59:23.700 part that I
00:59:24.220 think we
00:59:24.540 can actually
00:59:25.120 use to
00:59:26.320 help our
00:59:26.860 own
00:59:27.120 children.
00:59:28.500 But some
00:59:29.880 of this is
00:59:30.480 really
00:59:30.980 interesting.
00:59:32.320 First of
00:59:32.840 all, this is
00:59:33.200 his apology
00:59:33.840 now.
00:59:34.760 First of
00:59:35.280 all, I'd
00:59:35.520 like to
00:59:35.780 apologize to
00:59:36.440 the members
00:59:36.880 of the
00:59:37.320 Reddit
00:59:37.500 community for
00:59:38.400 getting this
00:59:39.040 site and
00:59:39.580 this sub
00:59:40.240 embroiled in
00:59:42.000 a controversy
00:59:42.620 that should
00:59:43.360 never have
00:59:43.960 happened.
00:59:44.760 I would
00:59:45.080 also like to
00:59:45.600 apologize for
00:59:46.220 the posts
00:59:46.620 made that
00:59:47.460 were racist,
00:59:48.300 bigoted,
00:59:48.740 and anti-Semitic.
00:59:50.120 I am in no
00:59:51.240 way that kind
00:59:52.160 of person.
00:59:53.100 I love and
00:59:53.840 accept people of
00:59:54.580 all walks of
00:59:55.240 life, and I've
00:59:55.740 done so for
00:59:56.260 my entire
00:59:56.840 life.
00:59:59.080 Huh.
00:59:59.660 Okay.
00:59:59.880 I am not
01:00:01.040 the person
01:00:01.480 that the
01:00:01.800 media portrays
01:00:02.620 me to be
01:00:03.080 in real
01:00:03.560 life.
01:00:04.600 I was
01:00:05.080 trolling and
01:00:06.320 posting things
01:00:07.240 to get a
01:00:07.800 reaction from
01:00:08.620 the subs on
01:00:09.300 Reddit and
01:00:10.120 never meant
01:00:10.880 any of the
01:00:11.520 hateful things
01:00:12.200 I said in
01:00:12.780 these posts.
01:00:13.880 I would
01:00:14.260 never support
01:00:15.020 any kind of
01:00:15.740 violence or
01:00:16.260 actions against
01:00:17.100 others simply
01:00:18.500 for what they
01:00:19.180 believe in,
01:00:19.960 their religion,
01:00:20.660 or their
01:00:20.940 lifestyle they
01:00:22.080 choose to
01:00:22.520 have.
01:00:23.180 Nor would I
01:00:23.820 carry out any
01:00:24.700 violence against
01:00:25.420 anyone based
01:00:26.340 upon that or
01:00:27.360 support anyone
01:00:28.220 who did.
01:00:31.100 Do you
01:00:31.560 believe that?
01:00:33.580 You know,
01:00:34.360 it's weird
01:00:35.560 coming from
01:00:36.040 someone who
01:00:36.420 would post
01:00:36.800 that kind of
01:00:37.360 trash on the
01:00:37.960 internet, but
01:00:38.460 I mean, it
01:00:39.300 reads, I
01:00:39.940 think, in an
01:00:40.880 authentic way.
01:00:41.980 Does it not?
01:00:42.560 Yeah.
01:00:42.920 I mean, you
01:00:43.340 know, someone
01:00:43.800 who...
01:00:44.660 I think there's
01:00:45.220 a lot of
01:00:45.600 people.
01:00:46.580 I think there's
01:00:47.060 a lot of
01:00:47.500 people.
01:00:47.880 I know that I
01:00:48.620 have responded
01:00:49.120 kindly to
01:00:50.760 people who
01:00:51.380 are just
01:00:51.880 trolls and
01:00:53.560 not so much
01:00:54.720 anymore, but
01:00:55.980 there were
01:00:56.980 times when
01:00:57.560 they'd be like,
01:00:57.980 oh, man, I
01:00:58.540 was just
01:00:58.820 kidding.
01:00:59.120 I'm sorry.
01:00:59.560 I was not...
01:01:00.480 And it was
01:01:01.320 really...
01:01:01.960 I mean, people
01:01:02.800 do try just
01:01:03.660 to get a
01:01:03.980 reaction.
01:01:04.520 Yep, totally.
01:01:05.260 And I think
01:01:05.880 it's a way
01:01:06.380 for people to
01:01:07.640 feel alive.
01:01:08.820 And it says
01:01:09.560 a hell of a
01:01:10.060 lot about our
01:01:10.560 society.
01:01:11.220 It says a
01:01:11.520 lot.
01:01:13.080 The meme
01:01:13.420 was created
01:01:14.080 purely as
01:01:14.800 satire, he
01:01:15.460 continues to
01:01:16.080 write.
01:01:16.820 It was not
01:01:17.280 meant to be a
01:01:17.900 call to
01:01:18.440 violence against
01:01:19.220 CNN or any
01:01:20.320 other news
01:01:20.940 affiliation.
01:01:22.320 I had no
01:01:22.740 idea anyone
01:01:23.520 would take it
01:01:24.180 and put sound
01:01:24.920 to it and
01:01:25.440 then put it
01:01:26.080 up on the
01:01:26.540 president's
01:01:27.020 Twitter feed.
01:01:27.980 That's the
01:01:30.340 question.
01:01:31.200 Who did
01:01:31.820 that?
01:01:33.220 It was a
01:01:34.020 prank, nothing
01:01:34.860 more.
01:01:35.760 What the
01:01:36.100 president's feed
01:01:36.880 showed was
01:01:37.780 not the
01:01:38.340 original post
01:01:39.000 that was posted
01:01:39.600 here, but
01:01:40.720 loaded up
01:01:41.340 somewhere else
01:01:42.120 and sound
01:01:42.780 added to it
01:01:43.500 and then sent
01:01:44.180 out to Twitter.
01:01:44.840 I think this
01:01:46.220 is why they're
01:01:47.120 accepting the
01:01:47.820 apology.
01:01:48.980 They're giving
01:01:49.840 him credit
01:01:50.520 to bring this
01:01:52.480 closer to the
01:01:53.600 president
01:01:53.940 because who
01:01:56.860 did that?
01:01:58.060 Did the
01:01:58.640 president have
01:01:59.380 somebody do
01:02:00.060 that?
01:02:00.480 I think this
01:02:01.300 is why this
01:02:02.660 is being accepted
01:02:03.460 because it makes
01:02:04.100 no sense to me.
01:02:05.060 Something's wrong.
01:02:06.480 Something's wrong.
01:02:07.940 And only because,
01:02:09.300 and I want to
01:02:10.020 take people at
01:02:10.600 face value,
01:02:11.200 but you need
01:02:13.260 more than
01:02:13.820 one time
01:02:14.900 of letting
01:02:15.880 somebody go
01:02:16.980 of something
01:02:17.640 like this.
01:02:18.940 Well, there has
01:02:19.260 to be a first
01:02:19.720 time.
01:02:20.320 There does.
01:02:21.100 There does.
01:02:21.620 There does.
01:02:22.000 It was a
01:02:24.000 prank, nothing
01:02:24.480 more.
01:02:25.820 I thought it
01:02:26.300 was the
01:02:26.560 original post
01:02:27.340 that was made
01:02:28.800 and that's
01:02:30.240 why I took
01:02:31.820 credit for it.
01:02:32.660 I have the
01:02:33.120 highest respect
01:02:33.840 for the
01:02:34.180 journalistic
01:02:34.600 community and
01:02:36.120 they put their
01:02:36.700 lives on the
01:02:37.440 line every day
01:02:38.220 with jobs that
01:02:38.940 they do
01:02:39.280 reporting the
01:02:39.940 news.
01:02:40.940 They do?
01:02:42.120 I mean, war
01:02:43.060 correspondence maybe,
01:02:44.280 but that's a
01:02:44.740 pretty small
01:02:45.160 percentage.
01:02:45.980 Yes.
01:02:47.000 A little
01:02:47.240 exaggeration.
01:02:48.520 Yes.
01:02:49.620 Yes.
01:02:49.980 To people who
01:02:50.760 troll.
01:02:51.080 They're not the
01:02:51.540 military.
01:02:52.000 Now, this is
01:02:52.420 the part, this
01:02:53.140 is the part
01:02:53.740 that I think
01:02:55.160 is important to
01:02:56.360 read to your
01:02:57.360 family, to sit
01:02:58.060 down and talk
01:02:59.580 about, was
01:03:00.840 this right, play
01:03:01.960 the video, was
01:03:02.640 this right, was
01:03:04.820 this right of
01:03:06.140 the president to
01:03:07.720 post it?
01:03:08.440 Was it right for
01:03:09.320 somebody who made
01:03:10.200 it?
01:03:10.820 Was the media's
01:03:11.880 reaction right?
01:03:14.080 No.
01:03:14.320 And just, just
01:03:15.160 talk to, just
01:03:16.460 talk to your kids
01:03:17.360 about the
01:03:17.760 difference of
01:03:18.200 right and wrong
01:03:18.740 because our kids
01:03:20.100 look at the
01:03:21.380 internet as a
01:03:22.280 game.
01:03:24.800 To people who
01:03:25.980 troll on the
01:03:26.840 internet for
01:03:27.440 fun, he
01:03:28.600 writes, consider
01:03:30.220 your words and
01:03:31.440 the actions
01:03:32.180 conveyed in
01:03:33.300 your message
01:03:34.060 and who it
01:03:35.240 might upset or
01:03:36.420 anger.
01:03:37.640 Put yourself in
01:03:38.720 their shoes before
01:03:39.800 you post it.
01:03:40.580 I mean, I
01:03:41.120 remember saying
01:03:42.520 things, doing
01:03:43.120 things, and
01:03:43.860 then, you
01:03:45.220 know, a
01:03:45.660 friend of the
01:03:46.300 family or
01:03:47.380 somebody else
01:03:49.020 would say,
01:03:50.000 hey, that I
01:03:50.860 didn't know I
01:03:51.240 was standing
01:03:51.600 there, what
01:03:52.740 would your
01:03:53.000 mother say
01:03:53.560 about that?
01:03:54.720 And he'd
01:03:55.240 immediately freeze
01:03:56.080 and go, yes,
01:03:57.160 sir.
01:03:58.560 That's as bad
01:03:59.560 as it got for
01:04:00.380 us, was just
01:04:01.540 saying it to
01:04:02.100 four or five of
01:04:02.900 our stupid
01:04:03.460 friends and
01:04:04.780 getting caught.
01:04:05.760 It's totally
01:04:06.820 different now.
01:04:07.600 what this guy
01:04:08.820 said got
01:04:09.560 somehow or
01:04:10.180 another to
01:04:10.620 the president
01:04:11.360 of the United
01:04:12.000 States.
01:04:13.520 Put yourself in
01:04:14.600 their shoes before
01:04:15.420 you post it.
01:04:16.700 If you have a
01:04:17.280 problem with
01:04:17.820 trolling it, if
01:04:20.220 you have a
01:04:20.800 problem with
01:04:21.200 trolling, it is
01:04:21.960 an addiction
01:04:22.620 just like any
01:04:23.740 other addiction
01:04:24.540 someone can have
01:04:25.520 to something, and
01:04:26.700 don't be embarrassed
01:04:27.560 to ask for
01:04:28.260 help.
01:04:29.640 That's powerful
01:04:30.600 to say to your
01:04:31.540 kids, and that
01:04:32.520 goes to all of
01:04:33.960 the studies that
01:04:34.640 we're reading
01:04:35.940 about now, that
01:04:37.280 talk about the
01:04:39.580 hits that you
01:04:41.460 get in your
01:04:42.120 head every time
01:04:43.240 somebody likes
01:04:44.080 what you've
01:04:44.600 said.
01:04:44.960 Studies and
01:04:45.460 South Park
01:04:45.900 episodes.
01:04:47.240 Both scientific
01:04:48.760 genres are
01:04:49.740 speaking about
01:04:50.300 it.
01:04:50.320 I believe the
01:04:51.600 South Park
01:04:52.460 episode actually
01:04:53.220 more.
01:04:54.100 Trolling is
01:04:54.640 nothing more
01:04:55.320 than bullying
01:04:56.080 a wide audience.
01:04:58.260 Don't feed your
01:04:59.080 own self-worth
01:05:00.220 based upon
01:05:01.020 inflicting
01:05:01.500 suffering upon
01:05:02.340 others online
01:05:03.460 just because
01:05:04.620 you're behind
01:05:05.260 a keyboard.
01:05:05.860 I think
01:05:07.340 that's a
01:05:07.700 tremendous
01:05:08.140 story.
01:05:09.460 Yeah.
01:05:09.880 It's a good
01:05:10.800 apology.
01:05:12.200 I just can't
01:05:13.960 help but think
01:05:14.460 that this has
01:05:14.920 been blown
01:05:15.580 way out of
01:05:16.780 proportion.
01:05:18.140 I mean, you
01:05:18.920 know, it's
01:05:20.360 Trump doing a
01:05:22.400 wrestling move
01:05:23.160 on somebody
01:05:23.980 with CNN
01:05:24.740 on their
01:05:25.440 face.
01:05:26.480 It wasn't
01:05:27.260 really CNN.
01:05:28.540 What?
01:05:29.180 No, it said
01:05:29.860 it right on
01:05:30.200 his face.
01:05:30.420 He didn't
01:05:30.660 really do
01:05:31.320 this.
01:05:32.160 Nothing
01:05:32.520 happened in
01:05:33.260 real life.
01:05:34.300 It's just a
01:05:35.020 dumb little
01:05:35.700 five-second
01:05:36.900 video.
01:05:37.480 Yeah, stupid.
01:05:38.140 It's just
01:05:38.740 so out of
01:05:40.080 proportion.
01:05:40.760 And that's
01:05:40.980 why I think
01:05:41.280 the media
01:05:41.980 is reacting.
01:05:42.760 We just lost
01:05:42.820 all connection
01:05:43.440 with proportion
01:05:44.940 now.
01:05:45.480 No, because
01:05:45.960 we've lost
01:05:46.720 all connection
01:05:47.380 with decorum.
01:05:49.520 I mean, guys,
01:05:50.460 if Barack Obama
01:05:51.820 would have done
01:05:52.340 that with a
01:05:52.920 teabag over
01:05:53.940 a guy's head,
01:05:55.440 we would have
01:05:56.080 gone crazy
01:05:57.340 and the media
01:05:58.640 would have said
01:05:59.340 nothing.
01:05:59.800 we would
01:06:01.560 have gone
01:06:01.800 crazy.
01:06:02.840 We would
01:06:03.100 have.
01:06:03.740 We would
01:06:04.120 have.
01:06:05.060 Yes, we
01:06:05.660 would have.
01:06:06.560 If Barack
01:06:07.460 Obama would
01:06:08.160 have tweeted
01:06:08.660 out something
01:06:09.380 like that and
01:06:10.160 he had like
01:06:10.680 a 9-12
01:06:12.160 project or
01:06:12.980 a tea
01:06:13.520 party, can
01:06:14.300 you imagine?
01:06:15.540 We would
01:06:15.780 have gone
01:06:16.100 crazy.
01:06:16.780 We went
01:06:17.140 crazy when
01:06:17.940 he said,
01:06:18.820 you know,
01:06:19.500 the car's
01:06:20.320 in the
01:06:20.540 ditch and
01:06:21.360 a bunch
01:06:22.000 of teabaggers.
01:06:22.720 We're not
01:06:22.940 going to let
01:06:23.240 them drive.
01:06:24.120 You're going
01:06:24.300 to put us
01:06:24.520 in the
01:06:24.720 ditch.
01:06:25.380 A more
01:06:25.860 exact example
01:06:26.780 would be
01:06:27.300 Fox News.
01:06:28.580 Would we
01:06:28.920 have gone
01:06:29.240 crazy?
01:06:29.800 If it
01:06:30.080 was Fox?
01:06:31.180 Yes.
01:06:31.840 Maybe.
01:06:32.640 Yes, we
01:06:33.760 would have.
01:06:34.040 He trashed
01:06:35.180 Fox all
01:06:35.840 the time.
01:06:36.500 And we
01:06:36.600 went crazy.
01:06:37.420 And it
01:06:37.680 was him.
01:06:38.360 It was
01:06:38.620 literally him,
01:06:39.620 not just
01:06:40.120 the president
01:06:41.520 retweeting
01:06:42.220 something.
01:06:42.720 It was him
01:06:43.240 saying Fox
01:06:44.340 was so...
01:06:44.760 I know.
01:06:45.640 But we had
01:06:46.640 a problem
01:06:47.800 with it.
01:06:48.740 We had a
01:06:49.440 real problem
01:06:50.080 with it.
01:06:50.780 And so
01:06:51.360 it's not
01:06:52.660 that this
01:06:53.040 is a big
01:06:53.480 deal.
01:06:54.500 Honestly,
01:06:55.620 yesterday,
01:06:58.320 I should
01:06:59.040 share this.
01:06:59.560 I wrote
01:06:59.960 something on
01:07:00.540 Facebook
01:07:01.200 and it
01:07:02.220 started with
01:07:02.700 this premise
01:07:03.300 that the
01:07:03.740 older I
01:07:04.380 get,
01:07:05.340 the less
01:07:06.160 I hate
01:07:06.600 things.
01:07:07.380 You know,
01:07:07.580 when you're a
01:07:07.900 kid,
01:07:08.300 you hate
01:07:08.760 stuff.
01:07:10.340 And your
01:07:10.640 mom's always
01:07:11.220 like,
01:07:11.780 oh no,
01:07:12.340 you don't
01:07:12.760 hate.
01:07:13.220 You hate
01:07:13.760 the actions
01:07:14.920 that they have.
01:07:15.560 No,
01:07:15.980 I hate the
01:07:16.440 person.
01:07:17.060 Mom,
01:07:17.320 I hate
01:07:17.640 them.
01:07:18.660 No,
01:07:19.260 you hate
01:07:19.680 their actions
01:07:20.380 and the
01:07:20.740 things that
01:07:21.300 they do.
01:07:21.860 the older
01:07:23.180 I get,
01:07:23.720 the less
01:07:24.100 I hate.
01:07:24.840 The more
01:07:25.360 I realize
01:07:26.300 that things
01:07:28.260 really,
01:07:28.880 really matter
01:07:29.520 or they
01:07:30.960 don't matter
01:07:31.280 at all.
01:07:33.060 And the
01:07:34.260 reason why
01:07:34.940 this was
01:07:35.260 going through
01:07:35.560 my head
01:07:35.860 yesterday
01:07:36.180 was this
01:07:37.000 tweet
01:07:38.560 doesn't matter
01:07:39.520 at all.
01:07:40.320 Doesn't matter
01:07:40.660 at all.
01:07:40.900 we're
01:07:42.380 reading into
01:07:43.940 it what
01:07:44.560 we want
01:07:45.100 to read
01:07:45.440 into it
01:07:45.880 and we
01:07:46.320 are reading
01:07:47.060 into or
01:07:48.280 we are
01:07:48.620 looking at
01:07:49.200 a presidency
01:07:49.900 that this
01:07:51.160 happens.
01:07:52.440 Bush was
01:07:53.020 the last
01:07:53.840 real
01:07:55.180 president
01:07:55.900 that tried
01:07:57.180 to represent
01:07:57.900 both sides.
01:07:59.240 He tried
01:07:59.780 to represent
01:08:00.380 both sides.
01:08:01.760 He never
01:08:02.280 was,
01:08:03.520 well,
01:08:03.800 tell them
01:08:04.140 to go to
01:08:04.460 hell.
01:08:05.740 He did
01:08:06.280 say that
01:08:06.760 about,
01:08:07.160 you know,
01:08:07.960 you're either
01:08:08.440 with us
01:08:09.040 or against
01:08:09.460 us when it
01:08:10.000 came to,
01:08:10.700 you know,
01:08:11.200 conquering
01:08:11.660 Al Qaeda
01:08:12.200 and evil.
01:08:13.040 But I'm
01:08:13.700 okay with
01:08:14.200 that one.
01:08:14.660 But some
01:08:14.940 people weren't.
01:08:16.140 But he
01:08:16.380 never went
01:08:17.180 out.
01:08:17.500 I mean,
01:08:17.640 he met
01:08:17.960 with Cindy
01:08:18.400 Sheehan
01:08:18.840 and everything
01:08:19.200 else.
01:08:19.960 The president
01:08:20.400 did not
01:08:21.060 reach out
01:08:21.560 to the
01:08:21.840 right.
01:08:22.260 He didn't
01:08:22.480 meet with
01:08:22.960 her eight
01:08:23.240 times.
01:08:24.140 Right.
01:08:24.460 Right.
01:08:24.820 So he
01:08:25.360 never,
01:08:25.880 I mean,
01:08:26.360 President
01:08:27.880 Obama never
01:08:28.620 reached out
01:08:29.600 to the
01:08:30.220 Tea Party
01:08:30.680 heads,
01:08:31.220 tried to
01:08:31.640 really talk
01:08:32.200 to the
01:08:32.460 people.
01:08:33.620 Instead,
01:08:34.500 you know,
01:08:34.740 the IRS
01:08:35.320 and tea
01:08:36.680 baggers
01:08:37.140 and all
01:08:37.400 that stuff.
01:08:38.160 And this
01:08:38.520 president has
01:08:39.100 just upped
01:08:39.480 that game.
01:08:40.380 So we're
01:08:40.660 just seeing
01:08:41.660 an evolution
01:08:44.440 of the
01:08:44.820 presidency
01:08:45.500 that I
01:08:46.940 don't like.
01:08:47.820 I didn't
01:08:48.400 like it in
01:08:48.760 the last
01:08:49.060 one.
01:08:49.280 I don't
01:08:49.460 like it in
01:08:49.840 this one.
01:08:50.740 Some people
01:08:51.360 don't mind
01:08:52.160 it in this
01:08:52.600 one because
01:08:53.020 of what
01:08:53.400 happened in
01:08:53.860 the last
01:08:54.180 one.
01:08:54.740 Some people
01:08:55.280 are minding
01:08:55.720 it in this
01:08:56.120 one because
01:08:56.520 they didn't
01:08:56.920 see it
01:08:57.240 happening in
01:08:57.700 the last
01:08:58.060 one.
01:08:59.340 We saw
01:09:00.000 it in
01:09:00.180 both.
01:09:00.780 I don't
01:09:01.100 like it
01:09:01.420 in either.
01:09:02.500 I think
01:09:03.000 that's a
01:09:03.460 good place
01:09:03.900 to be.
01:09:05.460 But it
01:09:06.060 doesn't
01:09:06.380 matter.
01:09:06.980 What
01:09:07.120 matters
01:09:07.940 are the
01:09:09.760 little
01:09:10.080 things.
01:09:12.180 You know
01:09:12.340 when I
01:09:12.660 when I
01:09:14.540 wrote that
01:09:14.840 yesterday
01:09:15.260 I don't
01:09:17.140 hate.
01:09:18.000 They're just
01:09:18.580 things that
01:09:19.020 matter
01:09:19.600 and
01:09:21.940 don't.
01:09:24.020 And it's
01:09:24.780 funny because
01:09:25.420 a lot of
01:09:26.060 the stuff
01:09:26.380 that the
01:09:26.720 media
01:09:27.000 concentrates
01:09:27.640 on really
01:09:28.100 I don't
01:09:28.520 it doesn't
01:09:29.300 matter to
01:09:29.620 me.
01:09:30.620 The things
01:09:31.440 that matter
01:09:32.020 are the
01:09:34.000 things I
01:09:34.700 used to
01:09:35.240 hate when
01:09:36.040 I was
01:09:36.280 a kid
01:09:36.860 sitting
01:09:39.360 down at
01:09:40.260 the dinner
01:09:40.700 table and
01:09:41.980 having dinner
01:09:42.980 every night.
01:09:43.820 I was always
01:09:44.780 like I gotta
01:09:45.360 go.
01:09:45.740 I gotta go.
01:09:46.340 I got
01:09:46.580 another thing.
01:09:47.360 I gotta
01:09:47.540 practice.
01:09:48.940 I have
01:09:49.180 this.
01:09:49.560 I have
01:09:49.780 that.
01:09:50.080 I gotta
01:09:50.400 go.
01:09:52.600 I hated
01:09:53.520 sitting down
01:09:54.180 at dinner.
01:09:55.080 What kind
01:09:55.560 of practice
01:09:55.900 did you have?
01:09:57.040 The same
01:09:57.980 violin?
01:09:59.200 What sort
01:09:59.540 of practice
01:10:00.200 did you have
01:10:00.680 to get to?
01:10:00.980 Pinochle?
01:10:02.040 What kind
01:10:03.180 of theater
01:10:04.620 and choir?
01:10:05.720 There are
01:10:07.460 other kinds
01:10:07.900 of practices.
01:10:09.640 That's why
01:10:10.260 we were
01:10:10.560 asking.
01:10:11.100 He was
01:10:11.400 just trying
01:10:11.720 to clarify.
01:10:12.680 So anyway
01:10:13.360 had to go
01:10:14.920 do stuff.
01:10:16.360 Now that's
01:10:17.320 one of the
01:10:17.600 most important
01:10:18.120 things ever.
01:10:20.540 I don't
01:10:21.220 hate practice.
01:10:22.100 I don't
01:10:22.280 hate other
01:10:22.760 things that
01:10:23.200 you have
01:10:23.360 to do.
01:10:24.100 I just
01:10:24.440 really love
01:10:25.160 this.
01:10:25.980 I just
01:10:26.180 really love
01:10:26.700 this.
01:10:27.380 I found
01:10:27.780 meaning in
01:10:28.600 the small
01:10:28.960 things.
01:10:30.040 Which brings
01:10:30.560 me to how
01:10:31.600 I read this
01:10:32.340 about Donald
01:10:32.960 Trump and
01:10:34.340 about CNN
01:10:35.420 holding this
01:10:37.100 guy hostage
01:10:37.740 or whatever
01:10:38.380 the hell
01:10:38.800 is going
01:10:39.120 on.
01:10:39.780 I don't
01:10:40.080 care.
01:10:40.560 That story,
01:10:41.540 they can
01:10:41.840 have it.
01:10:42.400 Go further
01:10:43.440 that story
01:10:43.880 all you
01:10:44.120 want.
01:10:45.160 Here's what
01:10:45.700 really you
01:10:47.180 need to know.
01:10:48.100 The last
01:10:48.960 paragraph of
01:10:49.720 this three
01:10:50.280 paragraph
01:10:50.880 apology is
01:10:53.220 one we should
01:10:53.860 all be sitting
01:10:54.600 down with
01:10:55.300 with our
01:10:55.940 kids tonight
01:10:57.360 and saying
01:10:59.140 here's news.
01:11:00.320 I don't
01:11:01.720 know what
01:11:02.080 that means.
01:11:03.460 Does any
01:11:04.400 of this
01:11:04.660 make you
01:11:05.000 feel like
01:11:05.920 it's
01:11:06.540 right?
01:11:08.340 Now listen
01:11:09.240 to what
01:11:09.620 the guy
01:11:09.980 said who
01:11:10.900 made the
01:11:11.340 original and
01:11:12.900 was accused
01:11:13.640 of this and
01:11:15.720 did some
01:11:16.260 really bad
01:11:16.940 things.
01:11:17.940 Look what
01:11:18.200 he said.
01:11:19.820 Your self
01:11:20.360 worth does
01:11:21.100 not come
01:11:22.260 from this.
01:11:24.060 It's
01:11:24.380 addictive.
01:11:26.180 Think of
01:11:26.780 the other
01:11:27.240 people on the
01:11:28.180 receiving end
01:11:29.140 before you
01:11:30.040 say really
01:11:30.640 horrible things
01:11:31.500 that you
01:11:31.840 know you
01:11:32.240 don't mean
01:11:32.800 because it's
01:11:34.300 real.
01:11:36.100 Your voice
01:11:36.680 just think of
01:11:37.300 this lesson
01:11:37.820 his voice
01:11:39.500 unbeknownst
01:11:40.500 to him
01:11:40.880 made it
01:11:41.500 to the
01:11:41.820 president's
01:11:42.900 desk.
01:11:44.640 Don't tell
01:11:45.520 me that you
01:11:46.280 can't be heard
01:11:46.940 in today's
01:11:47.480 society.
01:11:48.800 Your voice
01:11:49.700 is more
01:11:50.160 powerful
01:11:50.780 than you
01:11:52.400 ever
01:11:53.040 could imagine
01:11:54.320 and man's
01:11:55.900 individual voice
01:11:57.020 is more
01:11:57.600 powerful
01:11:58.040 than it's
01:11:58.620 ever been
01:11:59.320 since creation
01:12:01.060 of the
01:12:01.640 earth.
01:12:03.340 And Adam
01:12:03.840 first woke
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01:13:12.300 This is
01:13:15.820 The Glenn Beck
01:13:18.000 Program.
01:13:19.960 Mercury.
01:13:23.500 The Glenn Beck
01:13:25.040 Program.
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01:13:28.740 This is in
01:13:29.080 California.
01:13:29.700 Yet another
01:13:30.320 reason to live
01:13:31.500 in California.
01:13:32.140 Gas price was
01:13:33.220 $4, over
01:13:34.300 $4 a gallon.
01:13:36.080 Good heavens.
01:13:36.800 $4 a gallon.
01:13:38.100 Where they're
01:13:38.380 coming down
01:13:38.800 under $2 a
01:13:40.080 gallon everywhere.
01:13:40.600 Way under.
01:13:41.080 The price.
01:13:42.780 You don't have
01:13:43.920 the life-saving
01:13:44.840 blends, the
01:13:48.600 special blends.
01:13:49.640 They're saving
01:13:50.500 people's lives.
01:13:51.820 That's great.
01:13:53.160 In Cleveland,
01:13:54.260 it's down to
01:13:54.740 $180, an
01:13:55.400 average of $180,
01:13:56.160 but some
01:13:56.560 stations are
01:13:57.140 selling it for
01:13:57.640 as low as
01:13:58.120 $167 a
01:13:59.440 gallon.
01:14:00.780 In Rock
01:14:02.180 Hill, South
01:14:02.680 Carolina, $1.82.
01:14:04.540 It's $180s here.
01:14:06.720 Here in the
01:14:07.080 Metroplex, it's
01:14:07.720 $185 to $189.
01:14:09.220 You know,
01:14:10.040 really good.
01:14:10.540 You know what
01:14:11.280 I really miss?
01:14:12.600 I miss all of
01:14:13.300 the reports when
01:14:14.440 gas was up $0.10 a
01:14:18.160 gallon and it was
01:14:18.880 because of Dick
01:14:19.600 Cheney.
01:14:20.280 Yes.
01:14:21.140 Yes.
01:14:22.100 Oh, those simple
01:14:23.400 days never to
01:14:24.820 return again.
01:14:27.340 How nobody's
01:14:28.220 saying anything
01:14:28.680 about $4 gasoline
01:14:30.140 in California.
01:14:32.020 It's just crazy.
01:14:33.460 back in a second
01:14:35.240 with an update on
01:14:35.980 North Korea that
01:14:36.760 you must have.
01:14:38.620 The Glenn Beck
01:14:39.740 program.
01:14:42.280 Mercury.
01:14:42.720 Mercury.
01:14:54.840 The Blaze Radio
01:14:57.120 Network.
01:14:59.700 On Demand.
01:15:03.460 An illegal alien
01:15:04.840 gets $190,000 from
01:15:07.260 San Francisco
01:15:08.760 because there's
01:15:11.380 supposed to be a
01:15:12.200 sanctuary city and
01:15:14.120 they violated his
01:15:15.140 rights.
01:15:16.140 You're not going to
01:15:16.820 believe this one.
01:15:17.740 It's unbelievable.
01:15:18.460 Yes, you will.
01:15:19.180 Yes, you will.
01:15:19.800 I got to stop saying
01:15:20.620 that.
01:15:20.880 You're not going to
01:15:21.260 believe this.
01:15:21.860 Yeah, you'll believe
01:15:22.560 it all.
01:15:22.880 And while we were
01:15:25.620 celebrating Independence
01:15:26.740 Day, the world was
01:15:28.880 melting down on the
01:15:29.740 other side of the
01:15:30.340 globe.
01:15:31.760 There was a special
01:15:32.760 security meeting at
01:15:36.200 the General Assembly
01:15:37.060 for the United
01:15:38.280 Nations yesterday.
01:15:39.900 It looks like we may
01:15:41.240 be being set up by
01:15:42.720 North Korea, China,
01:15:44.860 and Russia.
01:15:46.340 And there's no way
01:15:48.180 out of this one that's
01:15:49.660 going to be good
01:15:50.340 really for anybody.
01:15:52.020 I want to stop by
01:15:53.240 and tell you exactly
01:15:54.160 what happened in
01:15:55.080 North Korea over the
01:15:56.160 weekend and then try
01:15:59.160 to explain why it
01:16:00.200 matters.
01:16:01.260 We begin there right
01:16:02.620 now.
01:16:03.940 I will make a stand.
01:16:06.480 I will raise my voice.
01:16:08.740 I will hold your hand.
01:16:11.160 Because we are one.
01:16:13.020 I will be my drum.
01:16:15.220 I have made my choice.
01:16:17.480 We will overcome.
01:16:19.760 Because we are one.
01:16:21.720 The fusion of
01:16:22.940 entertainment and
01:16:24.240 enlightenment.
01:16:25.760 This is the Glenn Beck
01:16:28.180 Program.
01:16:31.560 Welcome to the
01:16:32.360 program.
01:16:34.400 While most of us were
01:16:35.900 celebrating Independence
01:16:36.940 Day yesterday, as most
01:16:40.440 of us dads were keeping
01:16:41.600 the burger and hot dog
01:16:43.220 orders while the rest of
01:16:44.700 the family prepared for the
01:16:45.940 ultimate fireworks display.
01:16:47.400 Kim Jong Un, on the other
01:16:50.080 side of the planet, spent
01:16:51.920 his July 4th in a very
01:16:53.360 similar fashion.
01:16:55.040 North Korean fireworks lit
01:16:56.440 up the sky, their very
01:16:57.640 first successful test of an
01:16:59.280 intercontinental ballistic
01:17:00.620 missile.
01:17:01.940 North Korean dictator said
01:17:03.360 it's, quote, a gift to the
01:17:05.820 American bastards, end
01:17:07.680 quote.
01:17:08.020 So, only to fatherless
01:17:12.820 Americans?
01:17:13.900 Yes.
01:17:14.240 Okay.
01:17:14.700 Yes.
01:17:15.160 I mean, that's nice of
01:17:17.280 them to consider them.
01:17:18.520 You know what Americans don't
01:17:19.840 understand about North Korea
01:17:21.460 is that we're still technically
01:17:22.500 at war with them.
01:17:24.320 They have been preparing
01:17:25.600 since the 1950s to go to war
01:17:28.780 with us.
01:17:29.260 and they think that they
01:17:32.200 can win and they can at
01:17:34.980 least cause a lot of
01:17:36.100 disruption now that they
01:17:38.400 also have nuclear missiles.
01:17:39.820 Wait until I tell you the
01:17:41.320 details of this, but they have
01:17:42.780 ICBMs, not necessarily, we
01:17:44.940 don't know that they have
01:17:45.520 nuclear weapons that can be
01:17:46.380 on them.
01:17:46.780 We know that they have nukes.
01:17:48.580 We know that they have now an
01:17:50.160 ICBM.
01:17:51.180 We do not know that the ICBM can
01:17:54.840 actually make it as far as they
01:17:56.960 think it, as far as they say it
01:17:58.800 can, to Alaska.
01:18:00.520 They think it can, though.
01:18:01.860 Yeah, we think it can.
01:18:04.380 And we're not sure if the nuke
01:18:06.880 can fit into the top of that
01:18:09.740 missile.
01:18:10.100 There's a lot of speculation and
01:18:12.360 coordination on that, but we do
01:18:13.720 know they have nuclear weapons
01:18:16.020 and they have an ICBM.
01:18:19.700 And these are long-term sort of
01:18:21.360 asinine lines to justify an
01:18:23.260 action.
01:18:23.880 We've been making these
01:18:24.720 statements forever.
01:18:26.280 Well, we don't think that they
01:18:27.280 can fit a nine-pound thing on
01:18:30.180 this missile, but an eight-pound
01:18:31.520 they can't.
01:18:31.820 It's like, we just keep coming
01:18:32.800 up with these lines justifying
01:18:33.880 that another reason to push it
01:18:35.620 down the road.
01:18:36.240 Yeah.
01:18:36.580 Do you think we're going to do
01:18:37.300 something this time?
01:18:37.900 I mean, I don't know.
01:18:39.280 I don't.
01:18:39.800 I mean, Trump does seem to take,
01:18:41.940 he does not like these things,
01:18:43.380 right?
01:18:43.520 Listen to what's happening here.
01:18:45.620 He chose Independence Day for a
01:18:47.360 very specific purpose.
01:18:48.440 In his mind, I believe, Kim Jong-un
01:18:51.380 with this launch marks North Korea's
01:18:55.380 independence.
01:18:57.400 Now, they think they're going to
01:18:58.780 bring North and South Korea back
01:19:01.400 together.
01:19:03.120 It guarantees his survival.
01:19:06.260 That is for sure.
01:19:07.780 North Korea no longer has a nuclear
01:19:10.780 weapons program.
01:19:12.480 They now have nuclear weapon
01:19:14.840 capability.
01:19:16.800 That's different.
01:19:19.100 Remember, eight years ago, I said
01:19:21.340 about Iran and North Korea, we are
01:19:24.420 going to come to a place if we don't
01:19:26.680 deal with this, this is under Bush, if
01:19:29.120 we don't take this seriously and deal
01:19:31.220 with it now, they're not going to have
01:19:33.520 a program, they're going to have
01:19:34.940 weapons, and then there will be no good
01:19:37.420 options.
01:19:38.580 This is where we are as of yesterday.
01:19:41.580 This ICBM launch was the red line that
01:19:44.780 we have been claiming we've been
01:19:47.260 looking for.
01:19:49.000 What we do about it now is anybody's
01:19:51.340 business.
01:19:51.820 It's a total game changer.
01:19:53.820 This missile that they fired yesterday
01:19:55.500 was mobile.
01:19:57.280 It was able to be launched from any
01:19:59.320 location with no advance warning.
01:20:01.760 It has a four kilometer, a kilometer
01:20:05.120 range, which puts it, puts Alaska
01:20:09.300 within its crosshairs now.
01:20:11.080 Four kilometers?
01:20:12.020 No.
01:20:12.300 No.
01:20:12.980 Sorry.
01:20:13.480 4,000 kilometers.
01:20:14.500 That's different.
01:20:16.020 Is it?
01:20:16.900 Is that confirmed?
01:20:19.160 Yeah, it is.
01:20:19.860 That means it takes it from four miles
01:20:21.940 away from its launch site to.
01:20:23.760 Because if you guys aren't sure, I can
01:20:24.860 look it up and see if four and 4,000 are
01:20:26.380 the same.
01:20:26.700 You don't need this.
01:20:30.960 I don't need this.
01:20:31.680 You can get this anyway.
01:20:32.640 You can get it anyway.
01:20:33.600 I can hire street people that need to do
01:20:36.940 this to me all day long.
01:20:39.780 All right.
01:20:40.440 So North Korea appears to be prioritizing
01:20:44.680 testing their missile technology over the
01:20:47.240 actual nuclear tests.
01:20:50.280 We're wondering if that is because they've
01:20:52.660 got the nukes all ready to go.
01:20:54.180 We're not sure.
01:20:54.860 However, this is the question that
01:20:58.420 President Trump is now facing.
01:21:00.940 How can we be so unsure?
01:21:03.280 I mean, with the technology we have,
01:21:05.540 supposedly we can see a license plate
01:21:08.120 from space and read what's in somebody's
01:21:11.520 pocket from there.
01:21:12.880 This is all underground.
01:21:13.660 We can't figure out.
01:21:14.400 This is all underground.
01:21:15.280 And they are so technologically inferior to
01:21:19.980 us that it's like, you know, you have to go
01:21:24.040 on the ground to be able to find it.
01:21:27.600 We don't have the human assets anymore.
01:21:30.240 We don't spy that way anymore.
01:21:32.260 We do everything digitally.
01:21:33.860 So everything being underground and no human
01:21:36.780 assets on the ground.
01:21:38.480 I mean, how do we find the problem?
01:21:40.380 Why don't we, you know, we should maybe have
01:21:42.520 some human assets on the ground.
01:21:44.760 Right.
01:21:45.360 I mean, other than the United States of
01:21:47.960 America, other than Dennis Rodman.
01:21:51.500 So what has been the world's response?
01:21:55.380 This is where it gets really dicey.
01:21:58.120 Russia and China immediately responded to the
01:22:01.120 test yesterday with a call for South Korea and
01:22:03.860 the U.S. to halt all military exercises in
01:22:08.760 return for North Korea's abandonment of their
01:22:10.940 nuclear program.
01:22:12.040 Two problems with this.
01:22:15.040 North Korea doesn't have a program anymore.
01:22:17.320 They have nuclear weapons and they're not going
01:22:20.580 to give the weapons up to anyone to Russia and
01:22:25.220 China.
01:22:25.640 See the writing on the wall.
01:22:27.120 Now they know what is about to happen and they
01:22:30.680 are now positioning themselves to portray the
01:22:33.960 United States as the aggressive warmonger that
01:22:38.840 refused any diplomatic solution.
01:22:41.540 They are setting up a diplomatic trap and we know
01:22:45.240 it.
01:22:46.720 So what's going to happen?
01:22:49.180 Well, neither side can back down and the world
01:22:52.980 is now preparing for what comes next.
01:22:56.080 So what actually does come next?
01:23:01.000 This was the case in the 1950s.
01:23:04.960 This is what got us here beginning in the 1950s.
01:23:07.760 China holds the key.
01:23:09.460 The only thing that will make Kim Jong-un back down is
01:23:14.660 heavy economic sanctions and a full-on oil embargo.
01:23:19.380 If China says no trade, it's over for him and only China can
01:23:25.220 do it.
01:23:27.120 Unfortunately, the president just tweeted this at 4 a.m.
01:23:32.320 this morning.
01:23:34.020 Trade between China and North Korea grew almost 40% in the first
01:23:38.760 quarter of this year.
01:23:40.580 So much for China working with us, but we had to give it a try.
01:23:46.100 Well, because he had tweeted the opposite just a couple weeks ago,
01:23:48.740 right?
01:23:48.900 Or you're saying at least they tried and didn't work.
01:23:51.520 And at the dinner, he said that we've made a lot of progress.
01:23:55.420 Yeah, yeah.
01:23:56.480 So let's assume that there's some strategy here.
01:24:00.460 What does saying something like that politically accomplish?
01:24:06.000 If you read between the lines, this tweet looks like a justification.
01:24:11.580 This tweet looks like the president telling the world the United States
01:24:16.620 has exhausted all non-military options, that the key to a peaceful
01:24:21.700 solution ran through China, and China refused to play ball.
01:24:27.360 He's setting them up to be the fall guy while they are setting us up to be
01:24:32.020 the fall guy.
01:24:33.540 All signs now point to a military resolution.
01:24:36.580 South Korea and the United States responded to the ICBM test with a
01:24:41.480 military exercise last night, firing surface-to-surface missiles into the
01:24:46.720 ocean.
01:24:47.380 It was a message to Kim Jong-un that a preemptive strike is now looming.
01:24:53.380 If China decides to cooperate, the war can be stopped.
01:24:58.880 If North Korea backs down, the war can be stopped.
01:25:03.300 If the United States agrees to halt military cooperation with South Korea,
01:25:08.260 the war can be stopped.
01:25:10.660 But are any of these realistic?
01:25:14.920 No.
01:25:18.340 It is beginning to look like war with North Korea is becoming more and more
01:25:24.140 of a real option.
01:25:26.520 And we are entering now the endgame stage with North Korea.
01:25:31.420 So you know, this is far more grave than anything I have seen in my lifetime.
01:25:42.660 This is the possibility of being millions dead, and a good possibility.
01:25:55.520 This is, if it begins, thousands will be dead within hours.
01:26:04.200 And if it drags on, millions will be dead.
01:26:10.020 There is no winner in this, and it could drag the entire world into a third world war.
01:26:18.800 And with Russia and China standing on the side of North Korea, that's disturbing.
01:26:29.260 Yeah, because really the only thing that, you know, pops into mind in recent, relatively
01:26:34.080 recent history is the Cold War, where that was really the thought all the time that you
01:26:37.820 could have millions and millions dead.
01:26:39.880 And that stopped us.
01:26:40.760 And, you know, I mean, I don't know what you do here, to be honest.
01:26:45.740 Because, yeah, you can put more sanctions on them.
01:26:48.480 But, I mean, they basically don't have roads or electricity anyway in the country.
01:26:54.460 So I don't know what, you know, they're already all starving.
01:26:57.180 And the people blame us.
01:26:59.320 I mean, the people have been raised since the 1950s that all of their problems are being
01:27:06.180 caused by the United States, that their starvation is because of the United States, their lack
01:27:12.560 of medical care, if they even understand that, because they're so far in the dark ages on
01:27:17.480 that, is caused by the United States, that the point of all suffering for their people
01:27:22.700 is the United States of America.
01:27:25.160 And it is why Kim Jong-un has distanced himself from his father, Kim Jong-il, and gone to his
01:27:35.440 grandfather, got the same haircut, does the same stuff, speaks the same way, has the same
01:27:42.540 photos taken, does the same rituals, everything, to image himself as his grandfather and not
01:27:49.860 his father, because his grandfather was the great hope of South Korea, or North Korea.
01:27:56.620 And Kim Jong-un is trying to image himself as the new great hope that's going to take them through
01:28:03.460 the next wave of hell and remain victorious on the other side like his grandfather.
01:28:10.660 It's, uh, it's, now that they have nuclear weapons and an ICBM,
01:28:15.980 and we know they're not afraid to use it, they actually are one step away from being Iran.
01:28:26.320 I believe if Iran has an ICBM and they have a nuclear weapon, they will fire it to Israel.
01:28:34.620 There's, without a doubt in my mind, they will do that.
01:28:39.720 North Korea is one step away from that, in my opinion.
01:28:43.000 And, you know, countries, when they get nuclear weapons, rise to levels of prominence they
01:28:47.520 can't achieve in other ways, and that's why nobody gives them up.
01:28:50.580 Only one time in human history has a country ever given up their nuclear arsenal, South
01:28:55.420 Africa, and that was a really weird circumstance.
01:28:58.000 Like, these things don't happen often.
01:28:59.420 Once you get them, India, Pakistan, like, they're not going to, you know, no one gives these
01:29:04.120 things up because you rise to a first level country.
01:29:06.340 No paranoid family dynasty would give them up.
01:29:10.280 No, look at the way we treat them.
01:29:13.720 We've never treated countries like this.
01:29:16.120 If we don't believe that they're going to fire a nuclear weapon across the border to
01:29:19.580 a close ally, we're not treating them the way we are now.
01:29:23.320 We would have treated, the last 20 years would have gone a lot differently.
01:29:26.780 And especially since they got those nuclear weapons, we've completely turned into another,
01:29:32.860 like, we're another country when we deal with them.
01:29:34.960 We treat them like we deal with, you know, Russia or, you know, any other country that's
01:29:41.960 nuclear armed, China, France.
01:29:44.140 Yeah.
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01:32:17.180 Mercury.
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01:32:24.180 Yeah, this is continuing our conversation on North Korea.
01:32:28.220 This shows you why team jerseys are so dangerous at times like these.
01:32:34.820 Who do you root for in the North Korea thing?
01:32:37.100 I mean, obviously we root for us and root against the bad guys.
01:32:39.860 We know who the bad guys are, but what do you root for us to do?
01:32:42.540 Yeah, are you rooting for war?
01:32:44.340 Are you rooting for no war?
01:32:47.720 Yes.
01:32:47.960 Yeah, but then are you rooting for it just to stay the same?
01:32:52.980 No.
01:32:54.900 I mean, what is the right solution here?
01:32:58.780 Like you said, there's no good solution now.
01:33:02.480 Yeah.
01:33:02.940 We passed.
01:33:04.100 Since we didn't deal with this 10 or 15 years ago, there's no good solution.
01:33:07.720 And we're going to the same place with Iran.
01:33:09.860 Yeah.
01:33:10.240 And so there will be no good solution and we've had our hands tied and we didn't do things when we should have.
01:33:15.400 I mean, we're going to be held responsible, I think, for ignoring the cries of all of the people that are in the concentration camps over there.
01:33:23.340 I mean, this is, they're horrible.
01:33:25.860 As much as I hate the useless UN, you know, maybe that's our only alternative right now is to get some kind of consensus from the Security Council and then go deal with it from that standpoint.
01:33:36.200 And that's sort of what the G20 thing is about, right?
01:33:37.880 Trump's going there.
01:33:38.640 He's going to meet with, not only with Putin, but all sorts of world leaders too.
01:33:42.420 And they do expect the focus of the conversations to be North Korea, which is, as you point out, our most imminent threat right now.
01:33:50.600 You know, somebody who lives in North Korea is one country away from Finland.
01:33:56.100 I think it's Finland.
01:33:58.380 Is it Finland?
01:33:59.340 Wait, what?
01:34:00.100 They're only one country separated from each other.
01:34:04.740 Finland and Korea?
01:34:06.600 North Korea?
01:34:07.220 Mm-hmm.
01:34:08.000 Well, you've got China and then the Soviet Union and Russia.
01:34:10.620 Which isn't.
01:34:11.520 That's two.
01:34:12.180 No, Soviet Union or the Russia.
01:34:13.480 No.
01:34:14.260 They border.
01:34:15.940 Oh, just Russia at one point.
01:34:17.420 Russia.
01:34:17.940 Yeah.
01:34:18.180 And Finland borders Russia.
01:34:19.660 It's a really big freaking country.
01:34:21.140 Yeah, it was a big country.
01:34:22.260 Yeah.
01:34:23.040 But I'm just saying, what I'm trying to say is, there is more surface area to Russia than there is to the planet of Pluto.
01:34:35.540 It's not a planet anymore.
01:34:36.820 It's a big country.
01:34:37.960 I think it's coming back now.
01:34:39.060 Don't exaggerate Pluto.
01:34:40.420 I think it's coming back though.
01:34:41.640 Is it?
01:34:42.180 Are they thinking about reinstalling it as a planet?
01:34:46.000 Have you heard about the mysterious planet that they can't see now?
01:34:50.120 No.
01:34:50.380 They think there's another planet?
01:34:54.080 In our solar system?
01:34:55.580 I think so.
01:34:56.380 I didn't really understand.
01:34:57.880 Was he on a beach too?
01:34:59.220 In New Jersey?
01:35:00.740 Yes.
01:35:01.160 Causing the waves to come up.
01:35:02.960 You saw that this weekend?
01:35:04.420 There's something in dark space that we can't see that is actually affecting our solar system.
01:35:11.220 And they're talking about maybe another big planet.
01:35:12.920 The Glenn Beck Program.
01:35:15.400 Mercury.
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01:35:21.080 A man from El Salvador in the U.S. illegally has sued San Francisco after police turned him over to immigration authorities in violation of the city's sanctuary law.
01:35:33.560 Unbelievable.
01:35:34.080 He is going to be awarded $190,000 according to his attorney.
01:35:39.620 Now, this happened last Thursday.
01:35:41.140 Now, heaven help us.
01:35:42.740 Now, what happened?
01:35:44.460 Now, imagine San Francisco, they didn't turn in anybody.
01:35:49.340 Right.
01:35:49.540 Guy who, you know, Kate's law happened in San Francisco.
01:35:53.140 The guy who killed Kate, what was her last name?
01:35:56.260 Steinle.
01:35:58.420 Shot by a guy who had been...
01:36:01.500 Deported five times.
01:36:02.560 Yeah.
01:36:03.000 And came back...
01:36:03.600 Back into the country six times.
01:36:04.540 Breaking the law, drugs, all kinds of bad stuff.
01:36:08.000 They refused to turn him over.
01:36:10.460 And he went out and killed somebody.
01:36:13.020 Now, what did this guy, 33 years old, what did this guy do to have the San Francisco authorities go around the law, their sanctuary city law?
01:36:26.320 Which is really not a law, is it?
01:36:28.740 Is it a law or is it a policy?
01:36:30.760 It's a policy.
01:36:31.420 It's a policy, but...
01:36:33.300 It does say law, but I think they're just policies.
01:36:35.700 The police follow that as law.
01:36:37.660 They follow it.
01:36:38.260 They always follow it, no matter how bad the guy is.
01:36:40.960 So, again, the question is, what did this guy do?
01:36:44.560 This is where this story just reeks to high heaven.
01:36:47.180 What did this guy do?
01:36:49.060 Must have been bad.
01:36:50.120 Right?
01:36:50.780 Yeah.
01:36:51.080 Had to be.
01:36:52.300 No.
01:36:53.560 He reported his car stolen.
01:36:57.200 Police say they found it.
01:36:59.560 He went to pick it up.
01:37:02.080 They asked him, are you here legally?
01:37:05.880 No.
01:37:06.440 They turned immigration officials on to him.
01:37:10.260 Oh, no.
01:37:11.300 Oh, my God.
01:37:12.100 No, no.
01:37:12.420 Before you get into the mocking of it, which is quite easy to do.
01:37:16.320 Before you get into the mocking of it.
01:37:17.160 It is easy to do, because this is ridiculous.
01:37:19.800 Why did they make an exception for this guy?
01:37:24.060 He's a carpenter.
01:37:26.240 He was building houses.
01:37:27.880 He had a job.
01:37:28.820 He was minding his own business.
01:37:31.460 Here's a guy who reports crime.
01:37:34.320 They say that's the number one thing for sanctuary cities.
01:37:37.680 They don't feel comfortable reporting crime.
01:37:40.220 So, a guy reports crime.
01:37:42.780 Okay.
01:37:43.100 He's a victim.
01:37:44.760 And they turn him over.
01:37:47.420 Why?
01:37:48.120 That's a good question.
01:37:49.040 Why?
01:37:50.460 I do not have an answer at this point.
01:37:52.700 Okay, because that's a good question.
01:37:53.540 But why?
01:37:54.900 Well, I mean, the obvious one is that Trump handles these things differently, right?
01:37:59.340 Like, I mean, the pressure, maybe, is getting to some of these smaller communities.
01:38:02.760 Or this is their fight back, right?
01:38:04.180 Or this is a way for them to say, this is exactly why we have this sanctuary city law.
01:38:11.000 Right.
01:38:11.540 So that crimes are reported.
01:38:16.380 Right.
01:38:16.960 So the crimes are reported.
01:38:19.260 We must have it.
01:38:19.960 So now, the staff attorney at the Asian Law Caucus, the Asian Law Caucus, this guy's not Asian.
01:38:30.920 No.
01:38:31.220 This guy is Pedro.
01:38:33.940 Figueroa.
01:38:34.540 Figueroa.
01:38:35.040 Figueroa.
01:38:35.080 Figueroa.
01:38:35.360 Figueroa.
01:38:35.480 Figueroa.
01:38:35.600 Figueroa.
01:38:35.680 Figueroa.
01:38:36.040 Figueroa.
01:38:36.120 Figueroa.
01:38:36.240 He's 33.
01:38:37.600 He's not Asian.
01:38:38.920 The guy who is at the Asian Law Caucus decided to pick this up.
01:38:45.400 Jeez.
01:38:45.920 And was represented by Sierra Hussain.
01:38:55.780 Now, why did they take the case?
01:39:01.500 And what is being done here?
01:39:05.000 And I think you're exactly right, Stu.
01:39:07.660 That they are using this as a case because he's a sympathetic figure.
01:39:12.860 Here's the guy that everybody wants to say is the guy, you know, you.
01:39:21.320 We told you they won't report if you're going to do this.
01:39:24.100 Right.
01:39:24.620 And this guy was just reporting.
01:39:26.700 And he's a hardworking guy.
01:39:28.260 He's here for a job.
01:39:29.580 He's doing his job.
01:39:31.140 He's paying his taxes.
01:39:33.640 Remember, Rosa Parks was not the first to stand up on the bus and say, no, I'm not sitting in the back.
01:39:40.340 She was just the best one to represent the cause.
01:39:42.580 Exactly right.
01:39:43.800 There were other people before her.
01:39:46.400 There were teens, I think, right?
01:39:47.940 Yes.
01:39:48.620 Young girls.
01:39:49.740 She was the one that the system, if you will, picked and said, she's the one that has the great case.
01:40:00.220 She's perfectly articulate.
01:40:03.540 She's got a clean record.
01:40:06.260 She's I think she was married and had kids or whatever the situation was.
01:40:11.120 But she was not the first to stand up.
01:40:13.420 She was the one that the the movement chose and said, you go do it.
01:40:18.960 To quote Joe Biden, she was articulate and clean.
01:40:21.280 It was a fairy tale.
01:40:22.240 It was a fairy tale.
01:40:23.460 No, that's when he was talking about something else.
01:40:26.200 OK.
01:40:27.320 Why was this guy selected?
01:40:30.340 Because remember, he was arrested at the end of December 2015.
01:40:35.460 December.
01:40:36.100 And they file suit in January.
01:40:40.180 Mm hmm.
01:40:41.600 So they find him.
01:40:44.100 They find each other.
01:40:45.380 It was also after Kate Steinle was was murdered.
01:40:49.560 Yeah.
01:40:49.680 So even after that murder, they're still they're willing to I mean, this guy has a lot of nerve
01:40:56.400 to turn around and sue the city for one hundred and ninety thousand dollars when he shouldn't
01:41:00.320 be here in the first place.
01:41:01.740 That's amazing.
01:41:02.520 And they grant him that hundred and ninety thousand dollars.
01:41:05.460 It's just something they're trying to make a statement here.
01:41:08.500 And I'm probably reading way too much into it.
01:41:11.020 Yeah.
01:41:11.300 It just doesn't seem why break it on this one.
01:41:15.380 Why break it on this one?
01:41:16.500 Even us, you know, we're strong on the border.
01:41:18.840 We're the most ardent defender of ending sanctuary cities would admit that this is certainly a
01:41:25.260 possibility to happen occasionally.
01:41:26.500 Oh, it's going to happen over and over again.
01:41:27.760 Not in San Francisco.
01:41:29.680 No, but I'm saying my point, though, is that you kind of understand it.
01:41:32.380 This is San Francisco.
01:41:33.420 You know, you might as well wait for the perfect case, though.
01:41:35.760 Right.
01:41:36.000 I mean, why?
01:41:37.300 Oh, yeah.
01:41:38.060 You're saying if they were waiting for a case.
01:41:40.220 Oh, yeah.
01:41:40.920 Yeah.
01:41:41.380 Yeah.
01:41:41.580 Because obviously, yes.
01:41:42.580 Yes.
01:41:43.240 The point is, you're making large decisions over large groups of people here.
01:41:47.520 I'm not saying that there can't ever be an exception to this rule, but, you know, you
01:41:53.520 have to weigh the positives and negatives.
01:41:55.440 It's a cost benefit analysis.
01:41:57.340 If you're coming to the police to report a crime.
01:42:00.440 I think I could easily side with leave people alone.
01:42:07.880 Let them report crime.
01:42:10.140 You know what I mean?
01:42:10.780 Don't ask any questions when you're reporting a crime.
01:42:13.480 Yeah.
01:42:13.720 Because you don't want more crime to happen.
01:42:15.820 This is this is the worst case scenario for people who say, hey, we have a problem with
01:42:22.120 illegals.
01:42:23.140 OK, well, let's let's make sure they report crime.
01:42:26.140 Let's give them a pass on reporting crime.
01:42:29.900 You know what I mean?
01:42:30.940 That's an easy compromise to make.
01:42:32.960 You can work this out.
01:42:34.080 Why after Kate is is singled out, this guy comes up to report a crime and all of a sudden
01:42:42.020 they make him rich.
01:42:43.380 Yeah.
01:42:43.700 And the and San Francisco becomes a hard ass with this guy.
01:42:47.040 Yeah.
01:42:47.640 That's that's not right.
01:42:48.840 Speaking of aliens, you want to hear about a real frightening alien story that I noticed
01:42:57.760 you're avoiding all day, all day.
01:43:01.320 He's avoided the biggest alien story of the day of the week.
01:43:05.720 Perhaps one of the bigger stories in human history.
01:43:08.220 Perhaps.
01:43:08.780 Just give me that.
01:43:10.460 That was a silly statement.
01:43:11.940 It was quite obviously the biggest story in human history.
01:43:15.200 It's embarrassing.
01:43:15.920 You wouldn't even mention it.
01:43:16.820 Just give it to me.
01:43:17.640 All right.
01:43:17.980 But this was broken the other day.
01:43:21.280 I can't take credit for this.
01:43:22.520 We did not break this.
01:43:23.960 This was broken by Alex Jones on his show, I believe, last week.
01:43:28.040 This may strike your listeners as way out, but we actually believe that there is a colony
01:43:33.240 on Mars that is populated by children who were kidnapped and sent into space on a 20 year
01:43:40.140 ride.
01:43:40.740 OK.
01:43:41.160 So that once they get to Mars, they have no alternative but to be slaves on the Mars colony.
01:43:46.660 Wow.
01:43:46.840 Look, I know 90% of the NASA missions are secret.
01:43:51.720 And I've been told by high level NASA engineers that you have no idea.
01:43:55.140 There's so much stuff going on.
01:43:56.100 But then it goes off into all that.
01:43:57.840 I mean, that's the kind of thing the media jumps on.
01:43:59.500 But I know this.
01:44:00.500 We see a bunch of mechanical wreckage on Mars.
01:44:04.700 And people say, oh, look, it looks like, you know, mechanics.
01:44:07.220 They go, oh, you're a conspiracy theorist.
01:44:08.620 Clearly, they don't want us looking into what's happening.
01:44:10.260 Every time probes go over, they turn them off.
01:44:12.400 The child sex slave industry in Mars.
01:44:15.380 What the hell was that?
01:44:16.200 I mean, why are we not talking about this?
01:44:18.300 Why is something not being done?
01:44:20.140 These children.
01:44:21.440 Well, they're not children by the time they get there.
01:44:23.700 Granted.
01:44:24.220 It's like a six month's trip to Mars.
01:44:26.180 Why is it 20 years?
01:44:28.440 Are they traveling?
01:44:29.420 They may be using an old van-o-liner.
01:44:33.000 Oh, okay, yeah.
01:44:33.740 They may be using an old Chevy Astro van.
01:44:35.740 The Chevy Astro van.
01:44:37.080 Yeah, yeah, yeah.
01:44:38.020 Or what was that?
01:44:38.900 Top speed, about 40 miles an hour.
01:44:40.880 Yeah.
01:44:41.460 Scooby-Doo.
01:44:42.300 They were using the Scooby.
01:44:43.360 It was 20 years.
01:44:44.740 They got the, what was it?
01:44:47.120 20-year trip.
01:44:48.220 The mystery machine.
01:44:49.120 Yeah, but what kind of van was that?
01:44:50.440 Not the new one.
01:44:52.140 Not the old one.
01:44:53.080 Those were those handy vans.
01:44:54.500 Yes.
01:44:54.920 Those little Chevy handy vans with the wheel up front.
01:44:57.400 Yeah, so you're driving a white one around some neighborhoods sometimes.
01:45:00.860 Sell ice cream.
01:45:01.740 Got to make some extra money somewhere.
01:45:03.740 What are you talking about?
01:45:05.140 Sell a little ice cream.
01:45:06.660 Nothing wrong with that.
01:45:09.320 That is a, you don't come around my house.
01:45:11.840 I'll buy you out of ice cream every time you're in my neighborhood, brother.
01:45:15.100 Wait, can we discuss his actual point there?
01:45:16.780 Because, first of all, you can see Alex Jones actually senses the media is going to make
01:45:21.620 fun of him on this one.
01:45:22.460 Well, yeah.
01:45:23.080 And he's like, oh, the media is going to jump all over this one.
01:45:25.100 But his instinct is to still defend the guy.
01:45:26.960 Let me tell you something.
01:45:28.540 NASA's, about 90% of their missions are secret.
01:45:31.440 I've been told by high level NASA engineers.
01:45:33.520 Well, hang on just a second.
01:45:34.200 There's a lot going on.
01:45:34.860 Hang on just a second.
01:45:36.300 Just, I just, you don't even need to get to Alex Jones.
01:45:39.240 You really don't.
01:45:40.000 Really?
01:45:40.220 Just play it again.
01:45:40.860 I'll tell you where to stop.
01:45:41.860 All right.
01:45:42.160 This may strike your listeners as way out, but we actually believe that there is a colony
01:45:47.620 on Mars that is populated by children who were kidnapped and sent into space on a 20-year
01:45:54.480 ride.
01:45:56.620 Okay.
01:45:57.320 Why even go to Alex Jones?
01:45:59.480 I know.
01:45:59.780 I mean, this is enough to feast on for a week.
01:46:03.980 It is.
01:46:04.680 It is.
01:46:04.980 Because you're right.
01:46:05.700 First of all, they were kidnapped and sent into space on a 20-year journey.
01:46:07.940 First of all, they don't seem to actually be there yet.
01:46:10.220 Right.
01:46:10.380 Yeah.
01:46:10.600 Who's kidnapping them?
01:46:11.780 I guess NASA?
01:46:12.540 I guess NASA.
01:46:13.920 So, they were kidnapped.
01:46:15.360 They were sent into space on a 20-year mission.
01:46:16.980 Although, he said there is a colony on Mars already.
01:46:20.300 But they don't seem to be there.
01:46:22.220 It doesn't seem to have that down.
01:46:24.500 Well, no.
01:46:25.100 They are there because they're forced.
01:46:27.020 There's no way back.
01:46:28.100 So, they're forced to be enslaved.
01:46:29.340 Yeah, but listen to the wording.
01:46:29.660 After a 20-year journey.
01:46:30.740 But what are they doing?
01:46:31.760 What are they building on Mars?
01:46:34.380 But listen to his wording.
01:46:35.480 He's saying there is a colony on Mars.
01:46:37.300 Yes.
01:46:38.120 But it's the colony of child sex slaves, is it not?
01:46:41.640 First of all, if they're there by themselves, who's enslaving them, right?
01:46:44.440 You need to have someone to enslave them.
01:46:45.960 And if they're 20-year-olds...
01:46:46.660 And why would they be sex slaves?
01:46:47.860 Why do you just assume that this is a sex planet?
01:46:50.620 They have no other choice.
01:46:51.820 You somehow turn the story weird.
01:46:54.240 Let's see.
01:46:55.580 Why does he always go to the darkest places?
01:46:59.080 But listen.
01:46:59.580 Listen to this.
01:47:00.180 This may strike your listeners as way out.
01:47:02.700 No.
01:47:02.740 Come on now.
01:47:03.480 But we actually believe that there is a colony on Mars.
01:47:06.360 Okay, there is a colony on Mars.
01:47:07.960 So it's there, right?
01:47:08.680 It is populated by children who were kidnapped.
01:47:11.720 Okay.
01:47:11.860 By children who were kidnapped.
01:47:13.180 Or kidnapped.
01:47:14.120 And sent into space on a 20-year ride.
01:47:16.700 Okay, 20-year ride.
01:47:17.540 So once they get to Mars, they have no alternative but to be slaves on the Mars colony.
01:47:22.480 But to be okay, they have no alternative but to be slaves.
01:47:25.460 I mean, no matter what planet they land on, they have no alternative.
01:47:28.000 Yeah, I mean, look, hang on just a second.
01:47:30.460 You land on a planet.
01:47:31.520 There's no food.
01:47:32.200 There's no water.
01:47:32.840 There's nothing.
01:47:33.480 And they're like, use those shovels and make a big house for me because I'm coming at some point.
01:47:41.300 You might kill the guy with a shovel.
01:47:43.300 But as long as he's sending you food and water, yes, you are going to build whatever he tells you to build.
01:47:48.800 I think that's probably true.
01:47:49.720 Yeah.
01:47:50.120 Because there's no...
01:47:51.260 Unless you have the smarts of, say, Matt Damon.
01:47:54.700 And you know how to make potatoes out of your own poop.
01:47:57.060 Yes.
01:47:57.340 Why then, maybe you take a chance.
01:47:59.860 You know, and here's the problem.
01:48:00.960 Here's the problem.
01:48:02.120 They went up 17 years before that movie was made.
01:48:07.200 They don't have any idea.
01:48:08.340 That's true.
01:48:09.200 Now, wait, but you're exonerating Alex Jones' point here.
01:48:12.240 Because he says...
01:48:13.880 Okay, I know...
01:48:15.340 First of all, he says, I know the media is going to mock this.
01:48:17.340 But then he defends it anyway and tries to figure out a way that it could theoretically be true.
01:48:20.980 Then he makes one of the most amazing odd guttural noises I've ever heard in my time.
01:48:24.520 Let me tell you, let me tell you, let me tell you, let me tell you, let me tell you.
01:48:27.340 But then he says, A, there's lots of wreckage on Mars.
01:48:31.940 It looks like there's mechanics there.
01:48:35.260 So what?
01:48:35.940 Mechanics fixing...
01:48:37.020 The Astrovan.
01:48:38.800 Right.
01:48:40.420 Fixing the Astrovan.
01:48:41.960 Listen to this one more time.
01:48:43.020 We have to listen to this one more time.
01:48:44.020 Do you want to start with the...
01:48:45.440 I think from here is fine, yeah.
01:48:46.520 All right.
01:48:47.220 Well, there's all kinds of...
01:48:48.380 Look, I know 5% of the NASA missions are secret.
01:48:51.800 And I've been told by high-level NASA engineers that you have no idea.
01:48:55.320 There's so much stuff going on.
01:48:56.260 But then it goes off into all that.
01:48:57.940 I mean, you know, that's the kind of thing the media jumps on.
01:48:59.660 But I know this.
01:49:00.660 We see a bunch of...
01:49:01.860 A mechanical wreckage...
01:49:03.860 We've got to isolate that.
01:49:05.480 We see a bunch of...
01:49:06.720 We see a bunch of...
01:49:07.660 We see a bunch of...
01:49:08.260 We see a bunch of...
01:49:09.260 We see a bunch of...
01:49:10.260 We see a bunch of...
01:49:11.260 You know, I see a bunch of...
01:49:14.260 What is it about Alex Jones that entertains you two for hours?
01:49:19.120 You guys could listen to him for hours.
01:49:22.880 We could do a whole show just on his...
01:49:24.840 Just on his segment.
01:49:26.460 We didn't even get to the mechanic part yet.
01:49:28.120 Okay, here's...
01:49:28.840 And people say, oh, look, it looks like, you know, mechanics.
01:49:32.920 They go, oh, you're a conspiracy terrorist.
01:49:34.000 It's like mechanics.
01:49:34.360 Clearly, they don't want us looking into what's happening.
01:49:36.260 Every time probes go over, they turn it off.
01:49:39.520 What?
01:49:40.440 What?
01:49:41.600 Guys, where do you think...
01:49:43.080 Where do you think all those Chevy Volts went?
01:49:45.800 Oh, this is...
01:49:46.320 Oh, okay.
01:49:47.300 The government spent...
01:49:49.040 On a slow flight to Mars.
01:49:50.620 Yes.
01:49:51.160 There's no oxygen there.
01:49:53.220 Fire.
01:49:53.920 What happens to fire?
01:49:55.540 With no oxygen.
01:49:56.440 It goes out.
01:49:57.480 It can't burn.
01:49:58.140 It's the only place a Chevy Volt is safe.
01:50:01.440 And I would say, as you would expect, NASA has denied that it's running a child-save colony on the last year.
01:50:10.080 Well, of course they're going to say that.
01:50:11.660 Right.
01:50:11.900 That's why they didn't find any children in the pizza place.
01:50:15.100 They're all on Mars.
01:50:17.420 The tunnels go to Mars.
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01:51:45.780 It's, I mean, it's just priceless, the pictures of him sitting there with his family.
01:51:51.100 By themselves.
01:51:52.540 Yeah.
01:51:52.900 All by themselves as everybody else is shut off on the beach.
01:51:56.660 He, his response is, you know, become a governor and you can live on the beach.
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