The Glenn Beck Program - 8⧸15⧸17 - Protect the words that make people angry

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00:00:08.020 Hello America, here is what you need to know today.

00:00:11.880 He blinked.

00:00:13.500 North Korea's Kim Jong-un.

00:00:16.400 Despite all of his aggressive, crazy-sounding rhetoric,

00:00:20.020 he blinked and backed down.

00:00:22.880 He called off the missile launch over Guam.

00:00:26.960 This is a very big deal,

00:00:29.460 and right now, the press is not going to give the president the accolades he deserves.

00:00:37.180 Apparently, he is not so crazy, Kim Jong-un, nor the president,

00:00:41.920 and cooler heads have prevailed.

00:00:45.000 This appears, at the moment, to be a big victory, I think, for Donald Trump.

00:00:54.660 Several factors are involved in this decision.

00:00:57.480 It's not just Donald Trump.

00:00:59.200 It is that China's stance and the pending UN sanctions

00:01:03.620 were coming down hard on North Korea.

00:01:09.160 The world gathered.

00:01:10.280 But is there any doubt that the world gathered because Donald Trump's tough talk

00:01:15.920 scared the pants off of everybody else,

00:01:19.660 and they were like, this guy just might do it.

00:01:22.660 It kind of goes back to my twitchy eye want in a president.

00:01:29.120 I don't want him to actually have a twitchy eye.

00:01:32.320 I just want all of the enemies of the world to think he has a twitchy eye.

00:01:37.180 This may be one of the biggest things this president has done,

00:01:42.380 even bigger than the Supreme Court,

00:01:44.260 if we have some sort of Cold War peace.

00:01:49.640 Mainstream media is not going to give the president credit,

00:01:52.600 but we have to give the president credit where credit is due.

00:01:57.780 For now, on this issue, President Trump won the peace.

00:02:03.780 And if your media source is not telling you that,

00:02:06.840 you know what?

00:02:07.400 Maybe you need to get a new media source.

00:02:11.720 I will make a stand.

00:02:14.220 I will raise my voice.

00:02:16.480 I will hold your hand.

00:02:18.860 Because we are one.

00:02:20.720 I will beat my drum.

00:02:22.960 I have made my choice.

00:02:25.200 We will overcome.

00:02:27.500 Because we are one.

00:02:29.360 The fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.

00:02:33.460 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:02:37.400 Hello, America.

00:02:41.880 I'm glad you're here today.

00:02:44.420 We're going to go back over the news out of North Korea.

00:02:51.940 Some will say I'm being far too generous.

00:02:55.020 And I will tell you this.

00:02:56.600 I don't think I am for the moment.

00:03:00.460 It may turn out that this is a false peace.

00:03:04.500 I'm not sure.

00:03:06.080 But let's root for peace.

00:03:09.040 Now, let's talk about the peace that we're seemingly losing on the streets of America.

00:03:18.380 Do not believe it.

00:03:21.460 Do not believe the things that the media is trying to tell you right now.

00:03:27.720 First of all, understand this.

00:03:30.720 The media is in full-fledged collapse.

00:03:35.340 It is in collapse.

00:03:39.400 I don't think anybody...

00:03:40.400 How can I explain this?

00:03:47.460 Six years ago, I got the Disruptor of the Year Award, which killed Tribeca to give me.

00:03:56.040 For what?

00:03:57.660 For breaking the back of the media and going out on our own.

00:04:03.580 Six years ago, when I told Bill O'Reilly this, he said, Beck, what are you doing?

00:04:10.940 Nobody's going to watch your show and watch TV on their desktop.

00:04:16.120 And he's right.

00:04:20.040 We're all watching television now on our phones.

00:04:24.000 I designed a company around trying to convince people to watch television on the Internet.

00:04:36.900 That happened quickly.

00:04:41.380 And the world moved in that direction quickly.

00:04:45.300 Not that I was leading it.

00:04:47.660 I was just the first guy walking out into the darkness going, okay, hello.

00:04:53.600 Is this mic on?

00:04:55.380 Is anybody listening?

00:04:58.820 Today, I'm already out of date.

00:05:04.200 We're already dinosaurs.

00:05:05.720 Now, imagine if you are a network and you have all the global resources.

00:05:13.360 Most of that is worthless.

00:05:18.160 The numbers all across the board in advertising and ratings, they're all down on both sides.

00:05:27.380 They're all down.

00:05:31.600 So, what do you do?

00:05:33.720 Well, the media has decided what they're going to do is they're just going to feed you more anger, more hate, more division.

00:05:41.580 Because, after all, that's what drives the clicks.

00:05:44.660 That's what people are watching.

00:05:45.980 If it bleeds, it leads.

00:05:48.120 And nobody is working on another theory.

00:05:51.080 It's binary.

00:05:52.080 It's binary.

00:05:54.940 You either shout hatred from the rooftops or you're out of business.

00:06:01.260 That is not going to last.

00:06:06.200 But it's deeper than that.

00:06:07.800 Before I left Fox, and only my close staff knows this, but every single day towards the end, every day, multiple times a day.

00:06:22.040 What did I say, Stu, to our staff about leaving Fox and getting out of that?

00:06:29.200 You don't remember?

00:06:29.820 Do you remember?

00:06:30.360 It's all going to burn down.

00:06:30.980 It's all going to burn down.

00:06:32.140 We got to get out of here before this whole thing burns down.

00:06:35.460 Yep.

00:06:35.900 The media got to get out of here before.

00:06:38.420 It's burning down.

00:06:39.540 And it's burning down from the sins of the past, but it's also burning down because of technology.

00:06:47.820 Everything's changing.

00:06:51.040 And it needs to.

00:06:52.420 It's good.

00:06:55.320 But you, yourself, also have to say, am I in a new world or am I fighting to hold on to the old world?

00:07:06.780 And I'm not talking about principles.

00:07:08.400 Well, actually, I am.

00:07:10.220 Are you going to go into the new world with your principles or are you going to leave them in the past?

00:07:15.120 Are you going to abandon all of your principles to be able to hold on to something that is going to slip through your fingers?

00:07:24.940 Everybody, the high and mighty, CNN, fair and balanced.

00:07:29.340 They're not fair and balanced.

00:07:30.180 We're fair and balanced.

00:07:31.040 We're journalists.

00:07:31.660 No, you're not.

00:07:32.800 You're giving me opinion from dawn until dusk.

00:07:36.320 I'm trying to remember what I read on a chyron or the lower third.

00:07:44.660 What would you call those?

00:07:45.580 The typing on the, for the audience knows.

00:07:49.340 The typing.

00:07:49.720 Words on bottom of screen?

00:07:51.020 Yes.

00:07:51.380 The words on the bottom of the screen.

00:07:53.120 And I was watching, I don't remember which network it was, MSNBC or CNN, and at the bottom of the screen, Donald Trump was talking.

00:08:06.900 And it was from his speech earlier in the day.

00:08:11.400 And it said something like, Donald Trump's divisive speech.

00:08:18.460 Well, there's no news in that.

00:08:20.520 There's no news.

00:08:21.200 That's all opinion.

00:08:22.540 His divisive speech.

00:08:24.240 Now, we could all think that it was very divisive.

00:08:28.040 Except, if we all thought it was divisive, it wouldn't be divisive, now would it?

00:08:33.040 It would be Donald Trump's most agreeable speech.

00:08:36.180 Or, the speech Donald Trump gave that everyone disagrees with.

00:08:42.000 It's opinion.

00:08:42.900 The night before Dr. Martin Luther King was assassinated, he gave a speech.

00:08:57.860 That speech, part of that speech has been turned into song.

00:09:03.720 That speech is so worth your time reading.

00:09:06.520 You want to talk about courage.

00:09:08.120 There was one line that jumped out at me, reading it again over the last couple of days.

00:09:19.720 Let us develop a kind of dangerous unselfishness.

00:09:29.620 Let us develop a kind of dangerous unselfishness.

00:09:34.060 Now, this is going to sound harsh, because nobody likes to hear it about themselves.

00:09:44.600 But America is very selfish.

00:09:49.040 We all are very selfish right now.

00:09:53.020 All of us.

00:09:55.600 Facebook.

00:09:57.600 Whose face?

00:09:59.560 YouTube.

00:10:00.200 Everything is about us.

00:10:05.900 We are increasingly inward-focused and isolated.

00:10:10.560 Our kids are on the internet.

00:10:13.920 Our kids are not looking up or out.

00:10:18.800 It's all in.

00:10:22.040 We don't know our neighbors.

00:10:24.880 We're increasingly turning against church.

00:10:28.180 Forget church.

00:10:31.220 We're isolating ourselves in little, teeny communities,

00:10:34.900 where even our friends and our closest friends and our family

00:10:39.140 is being kicked out of that community if they disagree with us.

00:10:46.520 Technology is pouring gasoline on this.

00:10:51.720 Information, entertainment, has become our teacher and our God.

00:10:56.400 The more inward-focused a person becomes, the more susceptible he is to slip into the darkness.

00:11:05.720 The heart is deceitful above all things and desperately sick.

00:11:12.540 Who can understand it?

00:11:13.860 When a person is too inward-focused and slipping into darkness,

00:11:23.020 technology and the media is there with the gasoline and the matches.

00:11:33.380 Everything we're talking about right now is selfish.

00:11:36.540 It's all about my problems, my pain, my needs, my cause, my rights, my vengeance.

00:11:49.040 Now more than ever, we need to develop a kind of dangerous unselfishness.

00:11:54.720 We need to stop asking what our country can do for me.

00:12:04.040 It's interesting to me that Derek Weimer,

00:12:08.880 James Field Jr.'s former high school history teacher in Kentucky,

00:12:14.040 has already admitted he feels like he failed

00:12:18.360 in not doing more about the warning signs he saw in last weekend's killer.

00:12:22.780 Weimer said Fields was a very bright kid,

00:12:28.560 but very misguided and disillusioned.

00:12:32.160 I'm quoting,

00:12:33.360 a lot of boys get interested in the Germans and the Nazis

00:12:36.740 because they're interested in World War II.

00:12:39.640 But James took it to a whole other level.

00:12:45.060 End quote.

00:12:45.980 He said Fields wrote a deeply researched paper

00:12:51.340 about the Nazi military during World War II.

00:12:54.040 Quote,

00:12:54.500 It was obvious that he had this fascination with Nazism

00:12:59.220 and the idolatry of Adolf Hitler.

00:13:04.400 He had white supremacist views.

00:13:07.060 He really believed in that stuff.

00:13:09.000 And when you're a teacher

00:13:10.960 and you see one of your former students do this,

00:13:13.280 it's a nightmare scenario.

00:13:16.000 This is something that was growing in him.

00:13:20.060 And I admitted I failed.

00:13:22.120 I tried my best.

00:13:24.760 This is a teachable moment

00:13:26.500 and something we need to be vigilant about

00:13:28.720 because this stuff is tearing our country apart.

00:13:31.380 I have to tell you,

00:13:38.080 I don't blame the teacher.

00:13:39.580 In fact, I commend him for being honest.

00:13:43.080 Honest about his influence on Fields.

00:13:47.960 How many people want to stand up?

00:13:50.820 How many people have stood up

00:13:52.240 and said,

00:13:53.280 You know what?

00:13:53.640 I played a role in this.

00:13:56.880 Nobody says that after a tragedy.

00:14:02.240 Nobody stands up and says,

00:14:04.000 Yep, yep, I saw it.

00:14:06.160 And I failed to do anything about it.

00:14:09.740 People often say,

00:14:11.620 Oh, you know, I saw it.

00:14:12.880 My dog knew.

00:14:14.420 Oh man, every time I walked by his apartment door,

00:14:17.160 my dog knew.

00:14:18.880 But I should have listened to my dog.

00:14:21.300 But I didn't.

00:14:24.480 No.

00:14:25.700 This is saying,

00:14:27.500 I saw it.

00:14:28.480 Not my dog.

00:14:29.280 And I didn't do enough.

00:14:38.220 You know the great thing about life?

00:14:41.900 You know,

00:14:42.460 I had a guy in my office.

00:14:45.360 You know,

00:14:45.660 let me take a break.

00:14:47.300 Because

00:14:47.820 I saw something this weekend

00:14:51.020 in somebody

00:14:54.640 that was such an amazing moment.

00:14:58.180 He looked at God

00:15:00.080 as this kind,

00:15:02.280 gentle,

00:15:03.080 and I think God is.

00:15:05.180 But because he's also our dad,

00:15:07.360 our father,

00:15:08.820 he also,

00:15:09.720 excuse the expression,

00:15:10.700 is the biggest ass kicker

00:15:12.240 in the world.

00:15:14.780 Daddy loves us so much,

00:15:17.120 he'll kick our ass.

00:15:18.420 for our sake,

00:15:23.460 for our benefit.

00:15:25.200 Not because he's angry,

00:15:26.680 not because he's vengeful,

00:15:28.800 but because the system

00:15:30.200 he designed

00:15:31.440 allows you

00:15:33.620 to do the things

00:15:35.260 that you want to do.

00:15:37.760 But he also says,

00:15:38.800 by the way,

00:15:40.120 you know,

00:15:40.740 snowblower should not be used

00:15:42.360 on the roof.

00:15:42.960 But when he tells you that

00:15:45.640 and you decide

00:15:46.300 to do it anyway

00:15:47.040 and you fall

00:15:48.060 and you break your neck

00:15:49.720 and your arm

00:15:50.760 is sucked into the snowblower

00:15:53.180 and torn off,

00:15:55.280 there's no,

00:15:55.940 you don't sue God.

00:15:57.620 He told you.

00:15:58.640 He's mad at me.

00:16:00.140 Nope.

00:16:00.780 Nope.

00:16:01.620 He told you

00:16:02.200 that was a stupid idea.

00:16:03.780 Now you

00:16:04.740 pay

00:16:05.680 the price.

00:16:11.100 We have to be

00:16:12.160 dangerously unselfish

00:16:13.560 and reach beyond ourselves,

00:16:14.860 reach out to the youth,

00:16:15.860 the neighbors,

00:16:17.080 the people who are

00:16:19.200 obviously hurting

00:16:20.360 and trying to shift

00:16:23.020 their focus

00:16:23.720 and ours

00:16:24.440 outward.

00:16:28.320 Evil is real

00:16:29.500 and sometimes

00:16:31.380 it takes over a person

00:16:32.520 and they can't be rescued.

00:16:37.700 But that doesn't relieve us

00:16:39.160 from our responsibility

00:16:40.000 of trying

00:16:40.820 to rescue.

00:16:42.160 and noticing

00:16:44.160 the pain

00:16:45.040 around us.

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00:17:12.800 U.S. restaurant industry

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00:19:13.740 I want to tell you about

00:19:15.300 I want to tell you

00:19:17.780 about a couple of

00:19:18.560 I believe that

00:19:20.100 a miracle

00:19:20.960 is nothing more

00:19:22.220 than a change

00:19:23.000 in perspective.

00:19:24.900 I know that

00:19:26.280 to be true.

00:19:27.300 I know that

00:19:28.240 to be true

00:19:28.880 because

00:19:29.300 when I

00:19:31.060 was

00:19:31.640 sobering up

00:19:32.820 and I was

00:19:34.200 trying really hard

00:19:35.260 to change

00:19:35.980 and be somebody else

00:19:37.380 I prayed

00:19:38.060 and I don't recommend this

00:19:39.220 I prayed for humility.

00:19:40.920 oh my gosh

00:19:42.100 there's like an alarm bell

00:19:43.800 that goes off

00:19:44.480 and that one

00:19:45.140 is answered

00:19:45.660 every single time.

00:19:47.440 Yeah yeah

00:19:47.780 we got a kid

00:19:48.440 with cancer

00:19:49.040 yeah yeah

00:19:49.440 we're getting around

00:19:49.900 to that one.

00:19:50.580 Somebody's praying

00:19:51.300 for humility

00:19:52.100 answered

00:19:53.620 every time

00:19:54.600 because it is

00:19:57.220 the key

00:19:58.680 to changing

00:19:59.980 your life.

00:20:01.000 I'd been praying

00:20:07.440 for it

00:20:07.880 and I had a friend

00:20:09.200 who was

00:20:09.780 you know

00:20:10.540 a Hindu

00:20:11.420 kind of

00:20:12.440 you know

00:20:12.980 karma person

00:20:14.100 and I had been

00:20:15.620 talking to them

00:20:16.240 about

00:20:16.680 you know

00:20:17.380 praying

00:20:18.220 for humility

00:20:19.140 and they thought

00:20:19.960 that was wonderful

00:20:20.700 and I remember

00:20:21.820 I came back

00:20:22.520 and I was the

00:20:23.000 operations manager

00:20:24.020 of three radio stations

00:20:25.140 in Connecticut

00:20:25.760 at the time

00:20:26.340 and the morning guy

00:20:27.280 and I was

00:20:28.760 an egomaniac

00:20:29.980 and you know

00:20:30.740 everything else

00:20:31.280 and praying

00:20:32.600 for humility

00:20:33.220 and a guy

00:20:34.600 came in

00:20:35.060 from Clear Channel

00:20:35.860 and fired me

00:20:37.800 as the operations manager

00:20:39.140 but couldn't fire me

00:20:40.500 as morning show host

00:20:42.420 because they needed me

00:20:43.300 and he gave me

00:20:45.200 he wanted me to quit

00:20:46.200 so he gave me

00:20:47.820 the worst job

00:20:49.560 I mean

00:20:49.840 I was practically

00:20:50.560 emptying the garbage

00:20:51.500 he was humiliating me

00:20:53.260 I said to my friend

00:20:56.580 that afternoon

00:20:57.340 I can't believe it

00:20:58.040 I was so mad

00:20:58.760 and she looked at me

00:21:00.360 and she said

00:21:00.720 I thought that's what

00:21:02.100 you were praying for

00:21:02.920 isn't this a gift

00:21:04.060 yes

00:21:06.380 a miracle

00:21:08.080 is a change

00:21:09.240 of perspective

00:21:10.440 what is your

00:21:12.280 perspective

00:21:13.080 on what's happening

00:21:14.600 to you

00:21:15.700 or in your life

00:21:17.200 today

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00:21:28.400 hello America

00:21:32.160 so

00:21:34.120 there's a couple

00:21:35.420 of things

00:21:35.960 the

00:21:37.620 the amazing

00:21:40.960 way this is all

00:21:43.040 being spun

00:21:43.920 in the media

00:21:45.000 that is

00:21:46.360 making all of us

00:21:48.440 believe

00:21:49.020 that

00:21:50.540 the country

00:21:52.300 is full of Nazis

00:21:53.260 and

00:21:55.240 the

00:21:55.940 the right

00:21:57.680 believes

00:21:58.300 that the Nazis

00:21:59.600 are okay

00:22:00.260 and

00:22:01.980 and that

00:22:03.560 the left

00:22:04.840 is completely

00:22:06.560 clean

00:22:07.200 or

00:22:09.700 that it's

00:22:10.820 just the media

00:22:11.860 that is stirring

00:22:12.640 this up

00:22:13.160 none of

00:22:13.720 none of that

00:22:14.320 is true

00:22:14.700 none of that

00:22:16.640 is true

00:22:17.200 do we have

00:22:18.840 more Nazis

00:22:19.480 in America

00:22:19.980 than I thought

00:22:20.580 yeah

00:22:21.040 do we have

00:22:22.180 more communists

00:22:22.940 in America

00:22:23.360 than I thought

00:22:23.900 yeah

00:22:24.300 are there people

00:22:25.680 trying to get us

00:22:26.800 to tear each other

00:22:27.700 apart

00:22:28.060 yeah

00:22:28.580 is the media

00:22:30.500 making this

00:22:31.580 into

00:22:32.180 more

00:22:33.280 than

00:22:33.780 it is

00:22:34.560 yeah

00:22:35.260 is the

00:22:37.380 the right

00:22:38.220 media

00:22:38.740 also

00:22:41.000 blaming

00:22:41.720 everything

00:22:42.300 on the media

00:22:43.320 and not

00:22:44.260 looking in

00:22:45.580 and doing

00:22:45.920 any self

00:22:46.520 reflection

00:22:47.040 as we

00:22:48.500 accused

00:22:49.060 the left

00:22:50.160 media

00:22:50.580 of doing

00:22:51.200 yeah

00:22:52.040 but that's

00:22:55.120 not the

00:22:56.180 problem

00:22:56.560 that's really

00:22:57.580 not the

00:22:58.040 problem

00:22:58.420 but can

00:22:59.880 we just

00:23:00.240 can we

00:23:01.020 just take

00:23:01.560 these

00:23:02.040 one by

00:23:03.640 one

00:23:03.960 does anybody

00:23:05.200 really believe

00:23:06.400 that Donald

00:23:07.500 Trump is a

00:23:08.140 secret Nazi

00:23:08.720 no

00:23:09.660 right

00:23:10.920 no

00:23:11.520 does anybody

00:23:12.580 believe that

00:23:13.260 Donald Trump

00:23:13.800 is a secret

00:23:14.940 Klan member

00:23:16.140 no

00:23:17.520 does anybody

00:23:18.800 believe that

00:23:20.260 Donald Trump

00:23:21.360 is secretly

00:23:23.700 in bed

00:23:24.840 with Vladimir

00:23:25.560 Putin

00:23:26.020 because

00:23:26.500 he thinks

00:23:27.800 he can

00:23:29.180 control the

00:23:29.880 world

00:23:30.180 or

00:23:30.560 thwart

00:23:31.640 America

00:23:32.140 or he's

00:23:33.020 got some

00:23:33.540 business

00:23:34.060 packed with

00:23:34.800 Putin

00:23:35.240 that

00:23:35.600 screw

00:23:36.340 America

00:23:36.820 does anybody

00:23:37.320 believe that

00:23:37.800 no

00:23:38.160 no

00:23:39.580 I don't

00:23:40.220 Stu's

00:23:40.780 no

00:23:42.260 you think

00:23:43.060 no

00:23:44.200 I'm

00:23:44.740 now

00:23:47.740 let me

00:23:50.600 rephrase

00:23:51.220 no

00:23:53.760 let me

00:23:54.020 just ask

00:23:54.360 the next

00:23:54.660 question

00:23:55.020 do we

00:23:56.140 believe

00:23:56.640 that

00:23:57.140 Donald

00:23:58.200 Trump

00:23:58.600 or

00:23:59.460 people

00:24:00.980 around

00:24:01.560 him

00:24:01.940 are no

00:24:03.460 different

00:24:04.220 than the

00:24:05.060 Democrats

00:24:05.620 were

00:24:06.200 when they

00:24:06.920 brought in

00:24:07.460 communist

00:24:08.240 and Marxist

00:24:09.340 radicals

00:24:10.620 bill

00:24:11.080 heirs

00:24:11.580 people

00:24:12.340 who

00:24:12.620 want

00:24:13.040 to

00:24:13.220 destroy

00:24:13.580 the

00:24:13.780 country

00:24:14.140 because

00:24:14.900 they

00:24:15.560 believe

00:24:16.060 they

00:24:16.280 can

00:24:16.520 use

00:24:16.920 those

00:24:17.240 guys

00:24:17.700 as

00:24:18.180 fuel

00:24:18.800 as

00:24:19.860 useful

00:24:20.440 idiots

00:24:20.980 for

00:24:21.420 votes

00:24:22.060 for

00:24:22.360 fundraising

00:24:23.120 or

00:24:23.620 whatever

00:24:24.040 do we

00:24:25.280 believe

00:24:25.580 that

00:24:25.840 the

00:24:26.900 right

00:24:27.360 is

00:24:28.020 just

00:24:28.380 as

00:24:28.620 guilty

00:24:28.900 as

00:24:29.820 the

00:24:30.020 left

00:24:30.380 there's

00:24:31.200 definitely

00:24:31.560 aspects

00:24:31.960 of that

00:24:32.520 that are

00:24:32.900 true

00:24:33.120 tell me

00:24:35.540 what's

00:24:35.720 happening

00:24:35.960 on

00:24:36.140 campuses

00:24:36.520 Stu

00:24:36.840 well

00:24:39.320 I mean

00:24:39.900 there's a

00:24:40.660 great story

00:24:41.000 in National

00:24:41.320 Review

00:24:41.520 today

00:24:41.760 about

00:24:42.060 how

00:24:42.660 you know

00:24:43.620 the alt

00:24:44.640 right

00:24:45.080 which is

00:24:46.040 should be

00:24:46.540 a giant

00:24:47.280 nothing

00:24:47.700 right

00:24:48.180 I mean

00:24:48.460 it should

00:24:48.720 be a

00:24:49.020 giant

00:24:49.380 zilch

00:24:50.160 in our

00:24:50.960 world

00:24:51.300 however

00:24:52.300 a lot

00:24:52.940 of

00:24:53.180 conservative

00:24:53.840 groups

00:24:54.180 particularly

00:24:54.520 campus

00:24:54.980 conservative

00:24:55.420 groups

00:24:55.840 gave

00:24:56.280 a platform

00:24:57.000 to people

00:24:57.620 like

00:24:57.940 Milo

00:24:58.760 whatever

00:24:59.000 his name

00:24:59.460 is

00:24:59.700 to

00:25:00.040 because

00:25:01.180 they

00:25:01.400 thought

00:25:01.820 it was

00:25:02.240 something

00:25:02.680 we'll get

00:25:03.520 a lot

00:25:03.740 of attention

00:25:04.160 for our

00:25:04.540 group

00:25:04.900 yeah

00:25:05.480 he's

00:25:05.640 kind of

00:25:05.960 crazy

00:25:06.360 but we'll

00:25:06.720 bring him

00:25:07.040 in

00:25:07.340 and he'll

00:25:07.580 piss

00:25:07.820 off

00:25:08.080 the other

00:25:08.460 side

00:25:09.040 and we'll

00:25:10.300 get some

00:25:10.620 attention

00:25:11.100 and we'll

00:25:12.100 get to

00:25:12.380 play the

00:25:12.700 victims

00:25:13.080 because

00:25:14.000 you know

00:25:14.520 it will

00:25:14.740 look like

00:25:15.040 people are

00:25:15.400 cracking down

00:25:16.440 on free

00:25:16.820 speech

00:25:17.220 and we'll

00:25:17.480 be able

00:25:17.760 to push

00:25:18.360 back on

00:25:18.800 that

00:25:18.960 and say

00:25:19.240 hey

00:25:19.480 we're

00:25:19.780 free

00:25:20.020 speech

00:25:20.300 people

00:25:20.660 and they

00:25:21.820 embraced

00:25:22.400 that part

00:25:23.240 of it

00:25:23.460 a lot

00:25:23.740 of things

00:25:24.120 that are

00:25:24.760 good

00:25:25.080 right

00:25:25.360 I mean

00:25:25.640 like

00:25:25.880 free speech

00:25:26.460 is good

00:25:26.800 we all

00:25:27.120 obviously

00:25:27.480 believe it

00:25:28.020 and

00:25:28.980 we obviously

00:25:30.180 want people

00:25:31.160 to look

00:25:32.160 at the

00:25:32.340 viewpoints

00:25:32.740 of the

00:25:33.080 right

00:25:33.320 the problem

00:25:34.100 is when

00:25:34.540 you adopt

00:25:36.440 people like

00:25:36.980 this

00:25:37.200 they change

00:25:37.760 your organization

00:25:38.360 they change

00:25:39.340 who you

00:25:39.740 are

00:25:40.140 when you

00:25:40.820 allow your

00:25:41.600 principles

00:25:42.040 to go out

00:25:42.440 the window

00:25:42.880 for a burst

00:25:44.100 of attention

00:25:44.720 you give up

00:25:45.900 something of

00:25:46.460 yourself

00:25:46.940 and so

00:25:48.620 many groups

00:25:49.180 did this

00:25:49.880 many which

00:25:51.500 we like

00:25:52.060 frankly

00:25:52.960 that wound

00:25:54.760 up embracing

00:25:55.340 this sort

00:25:55.840 of mindset

00:25:56.400 when it

00:25:57.000 didn't feel

00:25:57.680 like a threat

00:25:58.200 now we're

00:25:59.200 at a point

00:25:59.580 where you

00:26:00.080 know there's

00:26:00.460 people running

00:26:00.940 over people

00:26:01.500 in protest

00:26:02.020 lines and

00:26:02.800 the same

00:26:04.200 people that

00:26:04.720 Milo

00:26:05.220 was saying

00:26:06.960 was the

00:26:07.780 intellectual

00:26:09.700 centerpiece

00:26:10.740 of the

00:26:12.240 movement

00:26:12.700 he was

00:26:13.500 talking about

00:26:14.180 the alt-right

00:26:14.760 that guy

00:26:17.100 Richard Spencer

00:26:18.020 is the guy

00:26:18.780 leading these

00:26:19.540 rallies

00:26:20.040 and doing

00:26:21.060 Nazi salutes

00:26:22.120 and you know

00:26:23.500 so you can

00:26:24.200 say there's

00:26:25.180 at one point

00:26:26.520 there was

00:26:26.860 probably a point

00:26:27.880 where you could

00:26:28.240 say well look

00:26:29.000 I mean you know

00:26:29.820 he's not really

00:26:30.420 doing that

00:26:30.780 I'm sure he's

00:26:31.120 not really that

00:26:31.780 person

00:26:32.080 you know

00:26:32.620 Breitbart's

00:26:33.160 got a lot

00:26:33.660 of really

00:26:33.980 good stories

00:26:34.860 and they do

00:26:36.120 Breitbart has

00:26:36.940 some good

00:26:37.320 stories

00:26:37.740 they do take

00:26:38.480 viewpoints that

00:26:39.340 everyone in this

00:26:40.280 room would agree

00:26:40.860 with but when

00:26:41.860 you allow that

00:26:42.860 to infest

00:26:43.720 and infect

00:26:45.360 your world

00:26:46.700 it changes

00:26:47.340 your world

00:26:47.740 and it changes

00:26:48.180 you

00:26:48.440 so can

00:26:49.420 somebody tell

00:26:50.260 me alt-right

00:26:52.580 alt is the

00:26:55.860 shorthand for

00:26:57.100 what word

00:26:57.960 alternative

00:27:00.260 alt-ometer

00:27:01.020 no

00:27:04.040 alternator

00:27:05.420 no

00:27:05.800 alternator

00:27:06.260 seriously

00:27:07.920 it is

00:27:08.820 alternate

00:27:09.200 alternate

00:27:09.900 somebody define

00:27:11.880 alternate for

00:27:12.640 me

00:27:12.880 something used

00:27:14.260 instead of

00:27:14.960 something else

00:27:15.600 something used

00:27:17.520 instead of

00:27:18.820 something else

00:27:19.920 so if it's

00:27:22.780 the alternate

00:27:24.180 right

00:27:25.000 what it's

00:27:26.780 saying is

00:27:27.520 we are

00:27:29.140 something to

00:27:30.700 be used

00:27:31.500 instead of

00:27:33.000 the conservative

00:27:34.540 constitutional

00:27:35.720 movement

00:27:36.480 the literal

00:27:38.620 definition of

00:27:39.260 alternate is

00:27:40.000 taking the

00:27:40.740 place of

00:27:41.340 hmm

00:27:42.900 so the

00:27:44.840 alt-right

00:27:45.760 which the

00:27:46.680 right opened

00:27:47.840 its doors

00:27:48.580 and said

00:27:49.500 come on

00:27:50.040 in

00:27:50.420 announced

00:27:52.080 we are

00:27:54.300 the group

00:27:55.540 that will

00:27:56.420 take the

00:27:57.320 place

00:27:57.860 of you

00:27:58.920 and i made

00:28:02.940 this point

00:28:03.320 kind of

00:28:03.740 yesterday

00:28:04.060 when we

00:28:04.380 were talking

00:28:04.660 about the

00:28:04.940 office

00:28:05.320 where you

00:28:06.180 know

00:28:06.320 dwight

00:28:06.700 schrout

00:28:07.020 was assistant

00:28:08.480 he was an

00:28:09.200 assistant regional

00:28:09.860 manager as he

00:28:10.420 always tried to

00:28:10.940 say he was

00:28:11.560 assistant to

00:28:12.280 the regional

00:28:12.740 manager and

00:28:13.860 you know you

00:28:14.200 could look

00:28:14.440 there's varying

00:28:15.000 things around

00:28:15.580 the right

00:28:15.780 there's a

00:28:16.060 libertarian

00:28:16.640 right

00:28:16.920 there's a

00:28:17.440 you know

00:28:17.740 social

00:28:18.880 conservative

00:28:19.400 right

00:28:19.660 there's

00:28:19.860 different

00:28:20.140 movements

00:28:20.820 among the

00:28:21.220 right

00:28:21.420 but the

00:28:22.820 alt-right

00:28:23.400 is not

00:28:23.960 an alternative

00:28:25.440 right

00:28:26.220 it is an

00:28:26.880 alternative

00:28:27.200 to the

00:28:28.220 right

00:28:28.500 you know

00:28:29.360 it is a

00:28:30.040 it's a

00:28:30.420 different

00:28:30.900 movement

00:28:31.420 completely

00:28:32.200 much as

00:28:33.300 much as

00:28:33.840 the left

00:28:34.300 is

00:28:34.800 yes

00:28:35.620 an alternate

00:28:36.280 to the

00:28:36.620 right

00:28:36.880 it is a

00:28:37.860 it's an

00:28:38.840 alt-left

00:28:39.860 when

00:28:40.640 when you

00:28:41.840 look for

00:28:42.520 democrats

00:28:43.220 when they

00:28:44.120 took in

00:28:44.840 the left

00:28:45.960 it was

00:28:46.980 the new

00:28:47.520 left

00:28:48.000 you can

00:28:48.780 read all

00:28:49.640 about the

00:28:50.340 new left

00:28:50.900 when you

00:28:51.720 read about

00:28:52.340 what the

00:28:52.780 new

00:28:53.100 new left

00:28:54.180 really is

00:28:55.300 it was

00:28:56.620 to supplant

00:28:57.940 subvert

00:28:58.800 the constitution

00:29:00.860 and by

00:29:02.400 using the

00:29:03.240 vehicle of

00:29:04.580 the democratic

00:29:05.260 party or

00:29:06.560 destroying it

00:29:07.800 so they'll

00:29:08.540 either get

00:29:08.980 into the car

00:29:09.660 and then grab

00:29:10.380 the steering

00:29:10.880 wheel and

00:29:11.560 take that

00:29:12.020 car and

00:29:12.640 drive it

00:29:13.240 into a

00:29:13.580 crowd of

00:29:13.980 people

00:29:14.320 or

00:29:15.520 they'll

00:29:16.120 destroy

00:29:16.720 that

00:29:17.020 vehicle

00:29:17.500 and

00:29:18.220 then

00:29:18.380 replace

00:29:18.800 it

00:29:19.040 so

00:29:20.020 it's

00:29:21.220 the

00:29:21.380 same

00:29:21.560 thing

00:29:21.840 and

00:29:22.220 it's

00:29:22.380 already

00:29:22.620 happened

00:29:23.160 with the

00:29:24.120 democrats

00:29:24.560 they're

00:29:24.840 already

00:29:25.060 gone

00:29:25.400 guys

00:29:25.980 and

00:29:27.340 it's

00:29:28.260 what

00:29:28.600 Joe

00:29:29.160 Lieberman

00:29:29.720 said

00:29:30.160 remember

00:29:30.600 Joe

00:29:30.860 Lieberman

00:29:31.300 was

00:29:31.680 really

00:29:34.080 one of

00:29:34.640 the last

00:29:35.440 of the

00:29:36.300 good

00:29:36.720 guys

00:29:37.240 on the

00:29:37.700 democratic

00:29:38.480 party

00:29:39.020 that

00:29:39.500 had

00:29:39.720 a

00:29:39.900 spine

00:29:40.480 up

00:29:41.580 until

00:29:41.780 he

00:29:41.940 stood

00:29:42.180 without

00:29:42.400 court

00:29:42.600 but

00:29:42.800 he

00:29:43.420 had

00:29:43.660 a

00:29:43.860 he

00:29:44.060 had

00:29:44.200 a

00:29:44.320 spine

00:29:44.700 he

00:29:44.960 was

00:29:45.120 a

00:29:45.280 good

00:29:45.520 decent

00:29:46.060 honorable

00:29:46.620 man

00:29:47.040 who

00:29:47.540 I

00:29:47.780 disagreed

00:29:48.500 with

00:29:48.800 but

00:29:49.860 Joe

00:29:50.420 Lieberman

00:29:50.760 is

00:29:50.920 not

00:29:51.080 the

00:29:51.200 kind

00:29:51.360 of

00:29:51.440 guy

00:29:51.580 you're

00:29:51.760 going

00:29:51.880 to

00:29:51.940 get

00:29:52.060 into

00:29:52.260 a

00:29:52.420 brawl

00:29:52.820 with

00:29:53.160 he's

00:29:53.780 not

00:29:53.920 the

00:29:54.060 kind

00:29:54.200 of

00:29:54.300 guy

00:29:54.500 who's

00:29:54.740 going

00:29:54.840 to

00:29:54.920 say

00:29:55.120 yeah

00:29:55.500 and

00:29:55.720 you

00:29:55.820 know

00:29:55.960 what

00:29:56.320 like

00:29:57.120 Elizabeth

00:29:57.520 Warren

00:29:57.880 did

00:29:58.260 we're

00:29:58.860 not

00:29:59.100 left

00:29:59.500 enough

00:30:00.140 we're

00:30:01.160 not

00:30:09.020 a

00:30:09.220 vice

00:30:09.800 presidential

00:30:10.420 candidate

00:30:10.980 who said

00:30:11.700 I cannot

00:30:12.480 be a

00:30:13.080 part

00:30:13.300 of

00:30:13.520 this

00:30:13.740 party

00:30:14.060 anymore

00:30:14.500 because

00:30:15.420 there's

00:30:15.700 no

00:30:16.080 home

00:30:16.660 for

00:30:16.940 me

00:30:17.120 here

00:30:17.420 he

00:30:17.940 didn't

00:30:18.140 run

00:30:18.360 to

00:30:18.460 the

00:30:18.680 republicans

00:30:19.520 because

00:30:20.080 he

00:30:20.240 doesn't

00:30:20.540 believe

00:30:20.800 in

00:30:20.980 that

00:30:21.320 he

00:30:23.580 said

00:30:23.800 there's

00:30:24.060 no

00:30:24.340 home

00:30:24.640 for

00:30:24.840 me

00:30:25.060 here

00:30:25.340 at

00:30:25.640 all

00:30:26.180 when

00:30:28.700 a

00:30:28.880 good

00:30:29.320 decent

00:30:29.960 man

00:30:30.360 like

00:30:30.600 Joe

00:30:30.820 Lieberman

00:30:31.240 had

00:30:31.520 to

00:30:31.700 leave

00:30:32.020 we

00:30:32.680 all

00:30:32.880 should

00:30:33.080 have

00:30:33.220 known

00:30:33.600 that

00:30:34.140 is

00:30:34.560 the

00:30:35.080 end

00:30:35.440 who

00:30:36.080 is

00:30:37.760 the

00:30:38.000 alternate

00:30:38.480 that

00:30:39.380 is

00:30:39.640 now

00:30:40.200 supplanted

00:30:42.120 everything

00:30:43.300 you knew

00:30:43.720 who's

00:30:46.640 in charge

00:30:46.980 now

00:30:47.300 it's

00:30:48.540 the

00:30:48.720 uber

00:30:49.100 left

00:30:49.540 and

00:30:51.100 they

00:30:51.260 welcome

00:30:51.700 them

00:30:51.920 in

00:30:52.200 and

00:30:52.560 you're

00:30:52.740 seeing

00:30:53.020 them

00:30:53.160 get

00:30:53.340 more

00:30:53.780 and

00:30:54.060 more

00:30:54.400 and

00:30:54.680 more

00:30:55.020 extreme

00:30:55.660 to

00:30:55.880 the

00:30:56.000 point

00:30:56.140 where

00:30:56.540 Democrats

00:30:57.800 had a

00:30:58.320 controversy

00:30:58.800 earlier

00:30:59.180 this

00:30:59.480 year

00:30:59.760 and

00:30:59.980 whether

00:31:00.200 they

00:31:00.380 were

00:31:00.520 going

00:31:00.760 to

00:31:01.060 give

00:31:01.360 any

00:31:01.740 money

00:31:01.960 to

00:31:02.240 anyone

00:31:02.740 who

00:31:03.120 was

00:31:03.340 pro

00:31:03.580 life

00:31:03.860 even

00:31:04.720 if

00:31:04.900 you're

00:31:05.000 a

00:31:05.100 Democrat

00:31:05.360 on

00:31:05.540 every

00:31:05.800 other

00:31:06.000 issue

00:31:06.320 if

00:31:06.840 you

00:31:06.960 weren't

00:31:07.160 pro

00:31:07.440 life

00:31:07.760 you're

00:31:08.040 going to

00:31:08.480 money

00:31:08.640 or

00:31:08.780 support

00:31:09.060 from

00:31:09.240 the

00:31:09.340 party

00:31:09.560 and

00:31:10.660 that's

00:31:11.340 how

00:31:11.480 far

00:31:11.660 they've

00:31:11.860 gone

00:31:12.140 I

00:31:12.520 mean

00:31:12.640 their

00:31:12.820 biggest

00:31:13.140 successes

00:31:13.800 you know

00:31:14.460 in

00:31:15.000 governorships

00:31:15.820 and things

00:31:16.160 like that

00:31:16.460 over the

00:31:16.740 years

00:31:16.980 a lot

00:31:17.260 of them

00:31:17.460 have been

00:31:17.880 pro

00:31:18.180 life

00:31:18.440 pro

00:31:18.740 life

00:31:18.940 Democrat

00:31:19.320 is a

00:31:19.620 tough

00:31:19.800 thing

00:31:20.000 to

00:31:20.140 beat

00:31:20.360 because

00:31:20.880 if

00:31:20.980 you

00:31:21.040 have

00:31:21.180 kind

00:31:21.360 of

00:31:21.400 that

00:31:21.540 social

00:31:21.860 thing

00:31:22.280 with

00:31:22.580 the

00:31:22.720 pro

00:31:23.400 life

00:31:25.420 side

00:31:25.820 you can

00:31:26.180 get

00:31:26.300 enough

00:31:26.580 Republicans

00:31:27.080 in the

00:31:27.400 boat

00:31:27.560 and it's

00:31:27.860 hard

00:31:28.120 to beat

00:31:28.900 those

00:31:29.120 guys

00:31:29.420 that

00:31:30.380 happened

00:31:30.640 in

00:31:30.780 Pennsylvania

00:31:31.200 it's

00:31:31.440 happened

00:31:31.620 all over

00:31:32.060 the

00:31:32.200 country

00:31:32.440 really

00:31:32.800 and

00:31:33.800 that

00:31:34.020 has

00:31:34.180 slowly

00:31:34.660 been

00:31:34.900 phased

00:31:35.280 out

00:31:35.660 to

00:31:36.220 the

00:31:36.380 Democrats

00:31:36.700 disadvantage

00:31:37.400 I mean

00:31:38.200 the fact

00:31:38.520 that

00:31:38.620 they've

00:31:38.800 been

00:31:38.920 so

00:31:39.320 harsh

00:31:39.740 on

00:31:39.980 that

00:31:40.180 particular

00:31:40.600 issue

00:31:40.960 has

00:31:41.120 turned

00:31:41.360 so

00:31:41.620 many

00:31:41.820 potential

00:31:42.340 voters

00:31:42.780 off

00:31:43.300 over

00:31:43.860 the

00:31:44.040 years

00:31:44.320 I mean

00:31:45.160 thankfully

00:31:46.120 honestly

00:31:47.100 in many

00:31:48.120 ways

00:31:48.440 because

00:31:49.260 Republicans

00:31:49.640 might not

00:31:49.920 win any

00:31:50.240 elections

00:31:50.680 and so

00:31:51.140 what

00:31:51.380 is

00:31:51.780 the

00:31:52.200 alternate

00:31:52.660 to

00:31:53.240 the

00:31:53.380 right

00:31:53.680 the

00:31:54.480 alternate

00:31:54.920 is

00:31:55.480 to

00:31:55.760 go

00:31:56.300 fully

00:31:57.260 to

00:31:58.560 a

00:31:58.760 European

00:31:59.160 system

00:31:59.780 that

00:32:00.820 the

00:32:01.060 left

00:32:01.440 is

00:32:01.660 communist

00:32:02.060 and

00:32:02.680 the

00:32:02.900 right

00:32:03.300 is

00:32:03.920 nationalist

00:32:04.980 populist

00:32:06.040 Nazis

00:32:07.180 socialists

00:32:09.280 on both

00:32:10.400 sides

00:32:11.040 the

00:32:12.300 right

00:32:12.660 and the

00:32:12.980 left

00:32:13.300 of

00:32:13.740 Europe

00:32:14.120 they're

00:32:14.640 both

00:32:15.160 socialists

00:32:16.280 they

00:32:17.220 both

00:32:17.640 believe

00:32:18.160 in

00:32:18.440 giant

00:32:18.900 government

00:32:19.440 it's

00:32:20.060 just

00:32:20.420 are

00:32:20.940 we

00:32:21.160 going

00:32:21.400 to

00:32:21.580 be

00:32:21.780 communist

00:32:22.240 or

00:32:22.900 are

00:32:23.060 we

00:32:23.220 going

00:32:23.440 to

00:32:23.620 be

00:32:23.840 national

00:32:24.720 socialists

00:32:25.560 those

00:32:26.620 are

00:32:26.780 your

00:32:26.980 ends

00:32:27.440 and

00:32:28.500 that's

00:32:28.860 what's

00:32:29.180 happening

00:32:29.440 you are

00:32:29.780 seeing

00:32:30.240 the

00:32:30.820 ceiling

00:32:31.460 of

00:32:31.980 the

00:32:32.180 fate

00:32:32.720 of

00:32:33.160 the

00:32:33.420 United

00:32:33.760 States

00:32:34.180 Constitution

00:32:34.960 and

00:32:35.600 Democrats

00:32:36.200 and

00:32:36.620 Republicans

00:32:37.180 alike

00:32:37.980 should

00:32:38.820 be able

00:32:39.380 to come

00:32:39.880 together

00:32:40.300 and say

00:32:40.760 I don't

00:32:41.320 want to

00:32:41.540 stand with

00:32:41.840 the

00:32:41.940 Anifa

00:32:42.180 people

00:32:42.560 because

00:32:43.620 I know

00:32:43.900 who they

00:32:44.160 are

00:32:44.380 they are

00:32:45.420 communists

00:32:46.080 and

00:32:46.420 anarchists

00:32:47.260 that's

00:32:48.040 who

00:32:48.280 they

00:32:48.540 are

00:32:49.000 they are

00:32:49.800 not

00:32:50.100 defenders

00:32:50.580 of

00:32:50.920 free

00:32:51.540 speech

00:32:52.060 they're

00:32:52.500 not

00:32:52.740 defenders

00:32:53.160 of

00:32:53.420 the

00:32:53.540 republic

00:32:53.900 they're

00:32:54.300 not

00:32:54.620 defenders

00:32:55.100 of

00:32:55.680 freedom

00:32:56.340 they are

00:32:57.560 communists

00:32:58.740 and

00:32:59.300 anarchists

00:33:00.280 I don't

00:33:01.740 want to

00:33:01.940 stand with

00:33:02.240 them

00:33:02.420 you look

00:33:04.280 to the

00:33:04.540 alt-right

00:33:04.980 they are

00:33:06.300 national

00:33:07.080 nationalist

00:33:08.320 populist

00:33:09.700 socialists

00:33:10.960 and they

00:33:12.160 have

00:33:12.600 no

00:33:13.340 problem

00:33:14.360 marching

00:33:15.320 with a

00:33:15.900 Nazi

00:33:16.320 flag

00:33:16.980 how are

00:33:21.500 we so

00:33:22.080 divided

00:33:22.480 how are

00:33:25.380 we so

00:33:25.640 divided

00:33:25.980 we had

00:33:27.320 a 50

00:33:28.260 year war

00:33:28.900 against

00:33:29.400 communism

00:33:29.940 and we

00:33:31.980 had the

00:33:32.300 biggest war

00:33:32.840 the world

00:33:33.180 has ever

00:33:33.500 seen

00:33:33.920 against

00:33:34.360 Nazis

00:33:35.340 wait

00:33:37.340 what

00:33:38.220 how is

00:33:40.100 America

00:33:40.480 confused

00:33:41.080 there are

00:33:43.240 enemies

00:33:43.620 on the

00:33:44.200 left

00:33:44.520 and enemies

00:33:45.300 on the

00:33:45.760 right

00:33:46.120 they are

00:33:47.220 very

00:33:47.760 small

00:33:48.840 fractions

00:33:49.900 of this

00:33:51.040 country

00:33:51.440 they are

00:33:52.220 not the

00:33:52.820 center

00:33:53.240 of this

00:33:53.820 country

00:33:54.220 and when I

00:33:54.920 say center

00:33:55.480 I don't

00:33:55.780 mean the

00:33:56.160 mushy

00:33:56.460 middle

00:33:56.760 I mean

00:33:58.020 the people

00:33:58.380 who still

00:33:58.840 have strong

00:33:59.500 principles

00:33:59.980 and values

00:34:00.720 that we

00:34:01.060 disagree

00:34:01.400 with

00:34:01.700 and will

00:34:02.020 argue

00:34:02.420 until the

00:34:02.900 day we

00:34:03.180 die

00:34:03.480 most likely

00:34:04.180 but the

00:34:06.760 middle

00:34:07.120 of this

00:34:07.540 country

00:34:07.880 says I'm

00:34:08.540 not a

00:34:08.840 communist

00:34:09.200 and I'm

00:34:10.080 not a

00:34:10.400 Nazi

00:34:10.780 I'm not

00:34:12.560 a black

00:34:13.100 nationalist

00:34:13.640 and I'm

00:34:14.220 not a

00:34:14.540 white

00:34:14.860 nationalist

00:34:15.460 I'm

00:34:16.160 sick of

00:34:16.940 all of

00:34:17.380 this

00:34:17.740 that's

00:34:18.880 who we

00:34:19.440 are

00:34:19.900 that's

00:34:20.780 the center

00:34:21.480 of this

00:34:22.200 country

00:34:22.760 no you

00:34:24.980 can't be

00:34:25.400 in the

00:34:25.660 center

00:34:25.920 I proudly

00:34:27.180 stand in

00:34:27.920 the center

00:34:28.340 of that

00:34:28.760 group

00:34:29.140 because the

00:34:30.520 center is

00:34:31.220 the furthest

00:34:32.020 place from

00:34:32.780 the communists

00:34:33.600 on the

00:34:34.000 left

00:34:34.340 and the

00:34:35.400 Nazis

00:34:36.140 on the

00:34:36.700 right

00:34:37.060 I'm

00:34:37.800 proudly

00:34:38.560 as far

00:34:40.900 away as I

00:34:41.560 can be

00:34:41.940 from either

00:34:42.440 side

00:34:42.920 and yet

00:34:46.300 the media

00:34:48.340 on both

00:34:49.160 sides

00:34:49.600 because they

00:34:51.280 win

00:34:51.760 we lose

00:34:52.700 but they

00:34:54.200 win

00:34:54.820 they are

00:34:56.540 trying to

00:34:57.120 make you

00:34:57.640 feel like

00:34:59.100 the other

00:34:59.780 side is

00:35:00.460 nothing but

00:35:00.960 communists

00:35:01.400 or the

00:35:01.740 other side

00:35:02.240 is nothing

00:35:02.680 but Nazis

00:35:03.280 it's not

00:35:04.680 true

00:35:05.520 and you

00:35:08.940 know what

00:35:09.280 guys if it

00:35:10.100 is then we

00:35:10.740 need a

00:35:11.120 civil war

00:35:11.660 but it's

00:35:13.960 not

00:35:14.600 true

00:35:15.540 don't you

00:35:18.240 see what

00:35:19.100 we have

00:35:19.840 there are

00:35:21.320 people that

00:35:21.920 are stealing

00:35:22.740 it and

00:35:23.800 they are

00:35:24.460 using us

00:35:25.640 to help

00:35:26.600 them open

00:35:28.280 all of the

00:35:29.340 doors and

00:35:30.060 the windows

00:35:30.620 so they can

00:35:31.240 get the

00:35:31.920 stuff and

00:35:32.920 then get

00:35:33.640 our house

00:35:34.160 and we're

00:35:34.720 living out

00:35:35.200 on the

00:35:35.420 street

00:35:35.860 we're

00:35:37.860 helping the

00:35:38.720 robbers

00:35:39.420 burgle

00:35:40.620 our own

00:35:41.460 home

00:35:42.020 now this

00:35:45.480 simply safe

00:35:46.520 home security

00:35:47.320 extended their

00:35:47.920 biggest ever

00:35:48.400 summer sale

00:35:48.940 to september

00:35:49.740 3rd

00:35:50.340 i don't want

00:35:50.980 you to miss

00:35:51.260 out on this

00:35:51.640 offer you

00:35:52.560 can you

00:35:53.220 can leave

00:35:54.320 and go on

00:35:54.920 vacation

00:35:55.500 wouldn't that

00:35:58.200 be nice

00:35:58.640 leave and go

00:35:59.980 on vacation

00:36:00.480 and not worry

00:36:01.400 about anything

00:36:02.160 that is in

00:36:02.860 your home

00:36:03.400 it's a

00:36:03.820 hundred dollar

00:36:04.560 off offer

00:36:06.720 right now

00:36:07.340 of simply safe

00:36:08.580 summer package

00:36:09.640 it has everything

00:36:10.380 you need to

00:36:10.840 keep your

00:36:11.160 safe home

00:36:11.860 your home

00:36:12.680 safe from

00:36:13.220 intruders

00:36:13.880 it has the

00:36:14.780 round-the-clock

00:36:15.360 monitoring that

00:36:16.060 is only $15 a

00:36:17.220 month and

00:36:17.520 there's no

00:36:17.840 contract so

00:36:19.120 you can afford

00:36:19.820 it this month

00:36:20.420 but and you're

00:36:21.640 going to be gone

00:36:22.160 this month but

00:36:22.780 you're home all

00:36:23.920 next month and

00:36:25.260 you don't have

00:36:26.260 the extra 15

00:36:27.100 bucks you just

00:36:28.140 call and say I

00:36:28.620 don't need it

00:36:28.960 this month there's

00:36:29.860 no contract this

00:36:31.080 all revolves around

00:36:32.500 you you are in

00:36:34.480 control of your

00:36:35.200 life don't you

00:36:35.960 want to be free

00:36:37.660 of the chains of

00:36:39.100 owing people's

00:36:40.380 stuff and having

00:36:41.780 them call the

00:36:42.720 shots you are in

00:36:44.080 complete control of

00:36:45.740 your home security

00:36:46.760 simply safe back

00:36:48.440 dot com hundred

00:36:49.600 dollars off today

00:36:50.980 simply safe back

00:36:52.740 dot com

00:36:53.680 you're listening to

00:36:56.960 the Glenn Beck

00:36:57.620 program

00:36:58.300 the Glenn Beck

00:37:04.940 program

00:37:05.740 you know Stu

00:37:06.600 you gave an

00:37:07.960 interesting uh

00:37:09.260 analogy of the

00:37:10.680 alt-right and

00:37:11.580 compared to

00:37:12.460 Dwight Schrute

00:37:13.340 real quick

00:37:14.000 recap

00:37:14.900 Dwight Schrute used

00:37:15.700 to say I'm the

00:37:16.400 assistant regional

00:37:17.020 manager and when

00:37:17.720 he was actually

00:37:18.140 assistant to the

00:37:19.960 regional manager he

00:37:21.100 was trying to puff

00:37:21.960 his chest out right

00:37:22.820 right the same thing

00:37:23.640 here with the

00:37:24.220 alt-right it's they

00:37:25.220 say that they're all

00:37:25.780 the alternative right

00:37:26.800 they're there they're

00:37:27.640 alternative to the

00:37:29.040 right correct and

00:37:29.940 that's an important

00:37:30.760 distinction now you

00:37:31.800 made that point but

00:37:33.120 you forgot that later

00:37:34.580 in the series

00:37:35.980 Dwight did become the

00:37:41.060 assistant district

00:37:43.060 manager yeah regional

00:37:44.280 manager that that is

00:37:46.180 true uh it's true I

00:37:47.860 don't know what that

00:37:48.280 says about our society

00:37:49.220 hopefully nothing I'm

00:37:51.440 hoping it says nothing

00:37:52.300 about our society I

00:37:53.160 think it was

00:37:53.540 temporary however

00:37:54.360 which so maybe you

00:37:56.560 know maybe maybe

00:37:58.600 eventually he'll lose

00:37:59.220 that and may I just

00:37:59.840 say uh temporarily

00:38:01.780 having Dwight Schrute in

00:38:05.080 charge of the

00:38:06.120 constitution and the

00:38:07.860 movement to protect it

00:38:09.200 might not be the best

00:38:11.360 of ideas I'm just

00:38:12.700 saying when we come

00:38:14.420 back history repeats

00:38:16.320 itself this is the

00:38:21.580 Glenn Beck program

00:38:23.280 mercury

00:38:24.700 right now here's what

00:38:41.200 you need to know in the

00:38:42.960 aftermath of the

00:38:44.660 encounters over the

00:38:46.740 weekend with the Nazis

00:38:47.940 many people have

00:38:49.920 started calling for

00:38:51.200 silencing of voices

00:38:53.240 this has happened

00:38:55.980 before this has

00:38:57.860 happened before in

00:38:58.600 America it is

00:38:59.900 happened for all

00:39:01.140 around the world but

00:39:03.400 it also happened in

00:39:05.120 Germany to silence

00:39:08.920 those who disagree

00:39:10.240 first of all the

00:39:12.700 refrain here in

00:39:13.780 America is free

00:39:14.780 speech does not

00:39:16.760 protect hate speech

00:39:17.980 I got news for you

00:39:20.080 maybe you don't

00:39:21.000 understand what free

00:39:22.580 speech is all about

00:39:23.760 free speech the only

00:39:24.980 kind of speech that

00:39:25.900 needs to be protected

00:39:27.260 is the speech that

00:39:28.940 nobody likes to hear

00:39:30.320 you can't say you

00:39:33.860 know we're going to

00:39:36.340 protect all of the

00:39:37.920 scientists except for

00:39:39.860 the scientists that

00:39:40.860 the church disagrees

00:39:42.020 with it free speech

00:39:45.640 means everybody we

00:39:48.360 have to protect the

00:39:50.520 words that make people

00:39:53.260 angry but that

00:39:55.540 requires us then to do

00:39:58.620 our part and not be

00:40:00.520 angry dismiss that speech

00:40:03.620 for what it is free

00:40:06.800 speech absolutely

00:40:08.680 protects so-called

00:40:11.280 hate speech and if

00:40:14.260 your media source is

00:40:15.340 not explaining that

00:40:16.920 today then it's time

00:40:18.920 for you to find a new

00:40:20.420 media source

00:40:21.340 the fusion of

00:40:41.580 entertainment and

00:40:42.900 enlightenment this is the

00:40:45.420 Glenn Beck program

00:40:48.060 it was 1926 when

00:40:56.780 Berlin was called the

00:41:00.160 reddest city in Europe

00:41:03.300 besides Moscow

00:41:04.460 wait a minute Berlin the

00:41:08.660 reddest city besides

00:41:10.360 Moscow but it it went to

00:41:13.500 the left I mean that's the

00:41:15.940 left it went I'm sorry to

00:41:17.540 the right it went to the

00:41:19.600 Nazis how could it be in

00:41:23.280 1926 by 1933 the

00:41:28.120 communists were banned

00:41:29.920 they were gone what in

00:41:34.600 1926 the Nazis were a

00:41:37.640 joke and then some things

00:41:41.100 happened then because

00:41:44.920 there was pain in the

00:41:47.240 Weimar Republic and

00:41:49.060 because there were

00:41:50.480 foreigners in the Weimar

00:41:52.300 Republic and there were

00:41:54.720 the banks in the Weimar

00:41:56.780 Republic which of course

00:41:58.200 we all know were run by

00:41:59.360 Jews in the Weimar

00:42:00.760 Republic because they had

00:42:03.340 gone through a war and

00:42:05.980 they were promised by their

00:42:07.180 churches that this was a

00:42:09.220 righteous war that God

00:42:11.240 wanted Germany to fight

00:42:13.340 the church was powerless

00:42:17.940 the communities were broken

00:42:23.140 up by 1926 it had already

00:42:27.720 been 10 years in recovery

00:42:32.200 really of of World War One

00:42:35.060 which tore the country

00:42:37.380 apart financially demoralized

00:42:40.000 the country and just

00:42:43.800 bankrupted everything so in

00:42:49.020 1915 was the last time that

00:42:53.220 people had seen the German

00:42:55.840 Republic being what they

00:42:58.420 thought was a good German

00:42:59.800 Republic and in that time

00:43:03.960 beginning in the late 1800s a

00:43:08.660 new philosophy of

00:43:10.120 collectivism was taught in all

00:43:12.120 of the universities so by

00:43:14.020 1926 anybody that was coming

00:43:17.060 out of the universities knew

00:43:18.600 that socialism was the

00:43:20.480 scientific way socialism that

00:43:25.600 is what it's not capitalism

00:43:27.560 capitalism is already an old

00:43:30.320 dusty tired idea in America

00:43:33.380 yeah but have you seen the

00:43:35.540 poverty in America well if you

00:43:39.240 were being honest you would

00:43:40.280 say yes and it's nowhere near

00:43:43.480 the misery and the poverty in

00:43:46.300 Europe and in Russia and there's

00:43:51.200 not millions dead in America not

00:43:54.780 because of poverty but because the

00:43:56.180 government is killing them the

00:44:01.200 Nazis hated the communists but

00:44:04.380 they did a couple of things

00:44:05.480 1926 they realized we have to

00:44:08.500 emphasize our socialist part we're

00:44:10.900 not communist but we believe in

00:44:14.320 the Marx philosophy we believe in

00:44:16.920 socialism we just think it needs

00:44:18.920 to be state run not workers of the

00:44:21.360 world it needs to be run by this

00:44:23.620 new idea called a dictator remember

00:44:26.140 dictator wasn't a bad thing at the

00:44:27.940 time just somebody who knows

00:44:30.940 better than everybody else because

00:44:32.360 the government is too big too

00:44:34.100 lumbering nobody can get their arms

00:44:36.460 around it nobody can manage all of

00:44:39.500 this with the people we need a good

00:44:42.500 strong manager who's just going to

00:44:44.220 tell people shut up we're moving this

00:44:45.920 way but we need one with a heart one

00:44:49.040 that recognizes that the workers the

00:44:51.440 German workers not the international

00:44:54.120 workers we don't like the rest of the

00:44:55.660 we want to take care of Germany first

00:44:57.880 so to appeal to the Russians the

00:45:03.240 first thing that they did was they

00:45:05.440 made their flag red they added the

00:45:08.660 red surrounding the Nazi symbol

00:45:12.360 showing the communists we're just like

00:45:16.620 you we believe in the same basics

00:45:19.760 idea of a state-run government for the

00:45:25.640 workers that's why the Nazi flag is red

00:45:28.900 then they injected something that the

00:45:34.560 communists couldn't because the

00:45:35.980 communists were really kind of seen as

00:45:37.680 outsiders because the communists were

00:45:39.440 seen as Russians and the Russians idea

00:45:42.340 was workers of the world unite they

00:45:44.900 wanted a global revolution and it would

00:45:48.120 all be overseen in Russia well the Germans

00:45:51.400 didn't like that the Germans didn't

00:45:53.140 want that the Germans cared about the

00:45:55.420 German workers and so that's what the

00:46:00.840 national socialists did the Nazis the

00:46:06.960 national socialists we're just

00:46:09.420 communists just like you except we care

00:46:12.060 about Germany first we're national

00:46:14.440 socialists instead of international

00:46:16.120 socialists like the communists we

00:46:19.140 believe in the German worker first we

00:46:22.020 believe in putting German needs ahead of

00:46:24.400 every other country and if any other

00:46:25.760 country doesn't like it screw them and so

00:46:30.620 as we know by 1933 the world had

00:46:33.400 changed but that idea caught fire as

00:46:38.120 did communism communism remember at this

00:46:41.600 time well communism was discredited but

00:46:43.680 the New York Times hid it from America

00:46:45.940 communism was already in the in the

00:46:49.520 business of just slaughtering people and

00:46:51.720 letting them starve to death but the

00:46:54.320 media covered it up by 1933 this new

00:46:58.760 idea of a dictator like Mussolini a

00:47:02.080 benevolent dictator or a a strong

00:47:06.060 nationalist dictator who believed in

00:47:08.580 socialism like Adolf Hitler became very

00:47:12.420 popular and here in America it wasn't any

00:47:16.180 different there was the German Boond

00:47:17.760 movement the German Boond movement

00:47:20.460 started out as you had to be of German

00:47:23.580 descent you had to be from Germany but

00:47:26.500 it moved into something much bigger than

00:47:29.600 that in fact it got so out of control

00:47:32.800 that there were special trains that were

00:47:36.800 chartered for the Nazis or the American

00:47:39.940 Boond movement out to Long Island from

00:47:43.000 Grand Central Station you'd get on the

00:47:44.940 Nazi train there are pictures of this

00:47:46.580 Google it and you while you can and and

00:47:50.460 look for the pictures of the trains with

00:47:52.260 the Nazi flags and symbols on them the

00:47:54.620 American train companies you know said

00:47:57.440 yeah we're gonna do a special train

00:47:58.860 because they're paying for it remember

00:48:00.120 Nazism it wasn't what it was you know

00:48:03.740 what it wasn't what it is today they

00:48:06.660 hadn't killed millions it's a new idea a

00:48:08.940 better society take care of the family

00:48:11.100 take care of the country became it

00:48:14.120 morphed into later America first

00:48:16.520 populism socialism nationalism is very

00:48:24.040 appealing they used to fill Madison

00:48:27.740 Square Garden on a regular basis with

00:48:30.260 Nazi propaganda and I believe today you

00:48:35.000 could if anybody would rent to them

00:48:36.480 probably fill Madison Square Garden with

00:48:39.780 Nazis but you could do exactly the same

00:48:42.560 thing with communists in fact you could

00:48:46.000 fill many stadiums with communists you'd

00:48:49.680 find most of them to be in the

00:48:51.580 universities but you could easily fill

00:48:54.740 stadiums with communists today Antifa

00:48:58.100 Antifa which you now seeing dressed in

00:49:01.440 black in the streets of Berkeley or etc etc they

00:49:04.380 were wait a minute the ones in the end in

00:49:08.880 Germany that were fighting against the

00:49:11.300 Nazis not for freedom but for communism

00:49:15.380 those were the first ones rounded up the

00:49:20.540 communists and they killed all the

00:49:22.800 communists Antifa was on the front lines

00:49:25.460 of stopping the Nazis oh so they're good

00:49:27.980 guys no no they would have rounded up all

00:49:32.240 the Nazis and killed all the Nazis both

00:49:35.460 guys bad we've seen it before I want to

00:49:39.500 take you one place further in history I'm

00:49:43.740 going to play something that you've never

00:49:45.500 heard of before it was produced in 1943

00:49:50.500 it's outdated in the way that it is being

00:49:55.340 you know that it was filmed but I want you to

00:49:58.540 listen to all of the words I want you to

00:50:01.040 hear all of of what's being said

00:50:03.980 and dismiss the way it's packaged

00:50:09.100 because America has been in this very

00:50:13.820 place before we do that when I come back

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00:50:43.120 actually know that because the media is

00:50:45.760 obsessed with dividing us and I mean that

00:50:48.440 I'm sorry to say both the right and the left

00:50:51.460 are dividing us and nobody's giving you facts

00:50:54.080 or perspective it's all hate did you miss that

00:51:00.520 North Korea blinked did you hear anybody in

00:51:05.300 the media on the left actually say hey

00:51:08.700 Donald Trump's tough talk whether I like it

00:51:11.720 or not may have just worked North Korea has

00:51:16.820 backed down and they've canceled the missile

00:51:19.600 test that they were going to fire at Guam which

00:51:21.840 would have been something that I think if

00:51:24.680 they would have done I don't think we I

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00:53:42.640 the Glenn Beck Program

00:53:45.400 all right it's 1943 we're at war with

00:53:52.560 Germany we have made friends now internally

00:53:56.880 with the communists because remember the communists

00:53:58.940 want to wipe out the national socialists and

00:54:03.160 so we're now friends with the communists it's

00:54:05.540 the only reason why you don't have this kind of

00:54:07.440 propaganda happen against the communists until

00:54:12.520 after the war because we're friends with the

00:54:15.700 communists we need them to win against Germany

00:54:19.060 the German Bund movement goes on and it is

00:54:23.180 gigantic in the northeast gigantic in California there

00:54:28.180 are 25,000 Nazis and I don't even remember where they

00:54:32.960 were living but there was a group of Nazis about

00:54:35.120 25,000 in California because nationalist national

00:54:40.560 socialism and populism is easy to make popular

00:54:44.720 but I want you to listen to this and I want you to hear

00:54:48.960 that this is a film made in 1943 it sounds like a government

00:54:53.680 propaganda film it's kind of like you know and that's why

00:54:57.760 kids you'll go blind if you okay it's ridiculous in its

00:55:04.700 presentation but listen to the message and the message of

00:55:08.920 the speaker listen I see Negroes holding jobs that belong to me and

00:55:12.680 you now I ask you if we allow this thing to go on what's going to

00:55:17.660 become of us real Americans I've heard this kind of talk before but I

00:55:22.820 never expected to get it in America

00:55:24.680 what are we real Americans going to do about it you'll find it right here in

00:55:32.560 this little pamphlet the truth about Negroes and foreigners the truth about

00:55:37.380 the Catholic Church do you believe in that kind of talk oh makes pretty good

00:55:42.440 sense to me and I tell you friends we'll never be able to call this country our

00:55:47.340 own until it's a country without without what yeah without what without

00:55:54.900 Negroes without alien foreigners without Catholics without Freemasons

00:56:01.620 what's wrong with the Masons I'm a Mason hey that fellow's talking about me

00:56:08.700 and that makes a difference doesn't it these are your enemies these are the

00:56:14.800 people who are trying to take over our country now you know them you know what

00:56:18.980 they stand for and it's up to you and me to fight them fight them and destroy them

00:56:24.300 before they destroy us thank you

00:56:32.060 before he said Mason you were ready to agree with him oh yes but he was

00:56:37.860 talking about what about those other people but in this country we have no

00:56:43.500 other people we are American people what about you you aren't American I I was

00:56:50.480 born in Hungary but now I am an American citizen and I have seen what this kind

00:56:55.340 of talk can do I saw it in Berlin what were you doing there I was a professor at the

00:57:00.200 University I heard the same words we have heard today but I was a fool then I

00:57:06.440 thought Nazis were crazy people stupid fanatics but unfortunately it was not so

00:57:13.240 you see they knew that they were not strong enough to conquer a unified country so they

00:57:18.880 split Germany into small groups they used prejudice as a practical weapon to cripple

00:57:24.040 the nation of course that was not easy to do they had to work hard to do it you see we human beings are

00:57:32.740 not born with prejudices always they are made for us made by someone who wants something remember that

00:57:40.000 when you hear this kind of talk somebody is going to get something out of it and it isn't going to be

00:57:45.640 you I have to tell you while it is left Masons he's talking about Masons should have

00:57:53.920 included the Moose Lodge I know while it seems ridiculous in its presentation it is

00:57:59.520 absolutely 100% timeless in its truth timeless in its truth timeless in its truth they know they

00:58:10.620 cannot they cannot defeat a united people so you have to divide it we know this from the words of the

00:58:22.180 advisors of Vladimir Putin we know that's what he's trying to do we know that that's what

00:58:29.320 the alt-right is doing all around the world they are finding their little niches we know that the

00:58:38.920 new left described this in their manifestos including the manifesto of the weather underground in the

00:58:45.900 1960s we know that in in 1959 there was a gathering of communists and the communists said we've got to go

00:58:59.040 in to the universities we have to go into the universities and and show them and show the people that they are

00:59:07.840 oppressed they don't know they're oppressed everybody is oppressed and in their oppression they are finding

00:59:16.280 happiness we have to remind them that they are oppressed and show them who their oppressors are to divide and

00:59:24.640 conquer when we conquer when we're watching the media and it's a choice between the nazis or antifa reject both of them and when you see

00:59:37.600 people groups of people being called nazis or communists we need to begin to reject that we are dividing ourselves

00:59:48.640 ourselves the glenn beck program

00:59:52.560 this is the glenn beck program

01:00:00.240 uh hey we have an update yesterday we received an email from a request to priority one and their media

01:00:11.300 relations uh department remember priority one is a is a health insurer uh that a couple of our listeners

01:00:19.680 uh have up in michigan and they have a son who was diagnosed with the same disease that charlie guard had over

01:00:29.240 in england and we were um not excited but we were relieved to find out that another patient with charlie

01:00:38.820 guard's disease was not born in england but born here in america where a free market system could

01:00:45.320 actually give him the care that he needs and maybe this story will end differently well we were talking

01:00:51.420 to the family and we found out last week that all of a sudden their insurance company is doing exactly

01:00:56.520 the same thing that the nationalized health service over in england did and that is deny coverage say you

01:01:02.920 have a geneticist uh here in michigan that's good enough no the expert in this field is in boston and

01:01:11.240 we have to go and get an appointment in boston so yesterday on this program we offered uh a chance for

01:01:18.420 priority one to come on and tell us how great they are and tell us all the things that they're doing and uh

01:01:25.200 and and explain you know to the parents uh why they felt they knew better than the gen the geneticist

01:01:34.420 in michigan who they want the child to go see why the health insurance company thinks they need they

01:01:43.300 know more than that geneticist who says i don't have the skill they must go to boston so we reached out

01:01:49.900 and we gave them the opportunity and they said keith our producer keith malineck thank you for

01:01:55.620 reaching out but we have to decline this interview in the interest of confidentiality it's our policy

01:02:02.040 to keep concerns about coverage and care between ourselves and our members so i bet it is please

01:02:06.900 know that we have dedicated doctors nurses and clinicians on staff who work closely with our

01:02:11.160 members to ensure that they have access to the care and treatment they need our members health and

01:02:15.080 safety is always our first priority of course it is at priority health dot com that's right

01:02:20.540 though again are we no hang on just a second i we have another email this one came in to the dad of the

01:02:30.720 baby um this is from the father hey guys want to let you know priority health called me today after

01:02:40.280 the program and they've approved our first visit in boston they said every other visit will have to

01:02:46.660 get prior authorization but it would be coordinated with our in-state geneticist they just don't want

01:02:53.240 to pay for us to have labs done or other tests done in boston if we can have them done close to home

01:03:00.220 and the results can be sent to boston thanks so much for the help we're forever grateful that's totally

01:03:05.900 reasonable right that's so this is a good happy ending for the moment yes for the moment this is

01:03:11.260 great priority health seems to be doing something that is very reasonable and and we're happy uh that

01:03:17.420 priority health is is uh at this time um giving the cruzan child the treatment um that he needs with

01:03:26.960 the doctors that he needs in this free market system where we try to do the right thing

01:03:34.840 uh okay let's look at um some other things that we haven't had a chance to talk about first of all

01:03:42.740 can we spend a few minutes on north korea backing down as i said at the beginning of the program

01:03:48.760 we have to give donald trump credit where credit is due uh i was extraordinarily uh concerned about his

01:03:57.820 rhetoric with north korea however i have been telling you in the last couple of weeks

01:04:03.280 this is either going to be a disaster or he could be remembered as ronald reagan because calling evil

01:04:10.660 by its name and not flinching sometimes when you're not dealing with a madman like i think we are in

01:04:19.420 uh iran that's a different situation sometimes it just might work well he coordinated with

01:04:27.640 nikki haley to get the un to put tough sanctions on he pulled off uh a a miracle with china where china

01:04:37.920 said yep we're backing you uh and they're going for the tough sanctions and yesterday north korea coming

01:04:45.280 under all of this pressure said okay we're not going to fire a test missile towards guam

01:04:50.140 now we still have a long way to go but that's a win that's a huge win and i believe the credit needs

01:04:57.180 to go to donald trump um everybody else can say well it goes to the un security council that that's not

01:05:03.760 true if it wasn't that the security council and the rest of the world was freaked out beyond belief

01:05:10.600 that this guy just might do it yeah he brought them all to the table and i'm sorry but the president

01:05:20.000 of the united states needs to be somebody who says we're going to do something and have our enemies

01:05:26.220 going i don't know guys he just might do it he's serious that's real diplomacy that is coming into a

01:05:35.580 room and not making threats making promises you do this and we're going to leave you alone you don't

01:05:42.320 threaten us or shoot at us we're not going to shoot at you how about that and that's what the president

01:05:49.140 did in terms that north korea's leadership could understand and apparently there's some adults in north

01:05:57.660 korea's leadership because they understand you know they they can't win a war with us they can't i mean

01:06:04.340 could they strike a blow somewhere maybe but they couldn't win a war with us here's the here's the

01:06:10.340 problem that nobody's really talked about is north korea is about to enter a massive famine they had one

01:06:18.340 of the worst summers that they've had in decades for crops and uh they have no food and they're not

01:06:27.080 being allowed to export anything and they have no food it's it's somebody said to me

01:06:33.580 who was it was it on the air was it uh the guy we had on last that wasn't somebody was saying that

01:06:40.320 they were talking about um you know why didn't people you know you were cold and freezing to death

01:06:46.140 why didn't you just go get some some wood and build a fire because everything had been stripped

01:06:53.720 clean everybody in the country is looking for firewood there's no trees left around you because

01:07:01.380 everyone has done it and that's kind of the situation that north korea is going into when

01:07:07.680 your people are starving to death leaders need distractions and they need to blame it on somebody

01:07:14.900 else so we're we're not out of the woods on this one but perhaps it will humble them enough to maybe

01:07:24.760 maybe uh allow us to say you know what you're going to give up some of that stuff and we'll send you

01:07:30.740 some food yeah i think it's guarded optimism is the right way right like i you know saying it's a win

01:07:37.360 i think is not it's a win for now it's a win for now that's a win today it's a win for now it may end

01:07:42.780 tomorrow but today it's a win the way he backed off was taking a picture in front of the map of the

01:07:48.480 american air base in guam right like i mean this is don't care the threat is still there face but

01:07:54.660 yeah you know whatever right but we'll see if he actually i mean if he doesn't launch anything for

01:07:58.680 a while i think we could say there's a win however this is how and this is why i'm a little skeptical

01:08:03.280 on this story generally is that this is how they've done this every time right they pushed the american

01:08:09.620 people and the american government to the wall and they've gone as far as they can and then they

01:08:13.820 stop and then they back off for a little while and then two months two years later we're back in the

01:08:17.800 same exact thing so hopefully this is a weird situation china says no we're not going to get

01:08:21.660 involved look and then in the end they could they give us some help right and it's over look you you've

01:08:26.240 kicked the can down the road yeah we have but at this point there is no better option other than

01:08:33.700 saying let's go to war which is i believe not a wise winnable situation if we were the first to

01:08:42.860 strike china has said they're against us uh russia would be against us and it would bankrupt us let

01:08:50.960 alone the millions that could die no one believes no one in the pentagon believes this is a yeah we

01:08:58.560 lob a couple of you know missiles off of our ships and we call it a day this is actual war unlike

01:09:05.500 anybody has ever seen since world war ii so this isn't this isn't pakistan right this is totally

01:09:12.200 different and it would be really bad too you don't know but they also have nuclear weapons and a lot

01:09:17.600 more of them in the better i don't mean pakistan i mean afghanistan oh yeah plus next week we've got a

01:09:24.940 joint military operation planned with south korea which could ratchet things right back up

01:09:28.940 and would you say that's why they said that they were going to fire it at guam because they wanted

01:09:33.340 these exercises to stop we do it every year we do these exercises every year now should we this year

01:09:41.160 might be prudent not to maybe maybe i'd hate to i mean i i uh you know i i don't want to be so

01:09:50.760 prideful that we say well i'm not going to give them a win i'm not going to let them see

01:09:54.360 you know what if that's what it takes yeah that's what it takes we don't we don't need to

01:09:59.380 win we know who we are we know who we are and we know what we're doing um as long as the rest of

01:10:05.960 the world knows you know we don't mind we'll we can kick his ass without the exercise yes yes we can

01:10:16.140 so we're capable of doing that if that's what it takes this time or to delay it well i don't have

01:10:22.960 necessarily a problem with that no and we've been trained you know we've been training along for all

01:10:27.560 these years and south korea obviously is better than we're giving them credit for uh overall right

01:10:32.600 i mean that was some of the articles we saw coming out last week that south korea was saying

01:10:36.800 hey uh you know we're not really that bad yeah and they're one of the biggest and you know what

01:10:41.220 the fourth largest army in the world they're well trained and you know what then then that is the

01:10:45.960 best news ever let's come home yeah that's let's come home why are we still on the border

01:10:54.460 if they are saying we're the fourth largest army in the world and we got this could thank you

01:11:01.480 i'm all for that why don't we come home then there's no reason for us if they're strong

01:11:07.580 we've given them 50 years to strengthen themselves good good yes i it's hard not to feel that way it

01:11:19.320 honestly is let's you know let's just mind our own business bring our troops back we did our job there

01:11:26.360 60 years ago the end do we do we have to continue to pump billions of dollars into their economy with

01:11:34.400 37 000 troops over there you know i don't think so yeah you know we're we're we're still running

01:11:40.120 things um and i don't want to say ibm like compact computers yeah in 2017 we're we're we're this company

01:11:51.060 that is so far out of date with the way the world behaves and the way i mean all of our treaties all of

01:11:59.640 the everything we do all of the bases everything we do is was built for the the world of 1950 to

01:12:09.000 maybe 1980 the world's changed and if you have the fourth largest army good luck yeah godspeed

01:12:20.620 and now this

01:12:24.880 i'm going to give you just a few headlines this is from uh just the last 24 hours

01:12:34.340 uh autonomous cars could impact nearly 16 million jobs in the u.s this according to the commerce department

01:12:43.140 the u.s restaurant industry is stuck now in the worst collapse since 2009 there is a a used car

01:12:55.020 glut going on now think about this one this is the lowest price for used cars since 2009 now is it

01:13:05.300 perhaps because the united states encouraged everybody by giving them big rebates and tax dollars

01:13:12.680 to go out and buy cars to prop up the industry that now we have the glut of all these used cars coming

01:13:20.120 on and the new car market is also way down and all of these all of these cars and trucks are starting

01:13:28.960 to sit on the lot and begin to rot because they're just continuing to push cars out and people aren't

01:13:35.680 buying them right now and one more there's a money laundering scandal in australia at their largest bank

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01:13:53.120 this is really where we're at the things that are going on forget about nuclear war with north korea

01:14:03.680 look at the price of housing it's bigger than it was or a bigger bubble than it was in 2008 look at the debt

01:14:15.200 it's the biggest personal debt the world has ever seen for americans look at the debt of our countries

01:14:23.600 we now have more in cdo's and all of those things that caused the problem by far much bigger problem

01:14:34.680 than it was in 2008 and our banks are bigger than they were when they were too big to fail

01:14:41.200 so how are you prepared well i will tell you you can do a lot of things but

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01:16:15.700 this is the glenbeck program you know i want to go over some of these stats that we've been

01:16:25.780 talking about here just recently about restaurants and that this is the worst slump

01:16:30.780 of restaurants it's not just because america is struggling and america has its highest debt

01:16:38.200 but there's also something else happening in restaurants we are fundamentally changing

01:16:44.180 as people and i want to get into that just a little bit next

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01:18:06.100 well here's what's happening that you need to know about first of all restaurant sales are at the

01:18:18.320 at the lowest slump they've been at since 2009 same thing uh with car sales we want to talk about that

01:18:27.380 and talk to you a little bit about what does this mean for the economy what is this saying about america

01:18:33.560 and and i'd like to take it someplace else what does this say about the future um there are changes

01:18:39.480 that are happening that you need to be aware of and there are the kinds of structural cultural changes

01:18:45.600 that we've been talking about uh for the last few years the future is here the things and i just

01:18:53.520 really kind of realized uh this over the last couple of weeks but especially in the you know the last

01:19:00.740 probably last five days it's really come become clear to me that the media is in full-fledged collapse

01:19:09.380 and it's not the only industry we want to talk about that also let me bring up speed on this one thing

01:19:18.520 because this should be a bellwether for you it's been out now for 17 days and al gore's movie has only

01:19:26.540 brought in two million dollars why his claims have been disproven for the most part and most i think

01:19:37.000 most people or most americans believe that the earth has warmed but they don't believe

01:19:44.420 in a the solution and they certainly no longer believe in the naked hysteria

01:19:50.640 that al gore is trying to create people are dismissing al gore and if your news source

01:19:58.300 isn't telling you this or reflecting that truth it's time to find a new one

01:20:03.980 i will make a stand i will raise my voice i will hold your hand because we are one i will beat my drum

01:20:15.980 i have made my choice we will overcome because we are one the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment

01:20:25.780 this is the glenn beck program the restaurant industry hasn't reported a positive month since

01:20:38.140 february of 2016 let me say that again the restaurant industry hasn't posted a positive month since february

01:20:48.100 2016 this is a stretch now to 17 consecutive months of being down sales have risen in 12 markets

01:21:00.460 declined in 183 with the missed midwest the worst region in the u.s suffering a 3.6 to 5.2 decline

01:21:11.600 in sales and traffic even the best region california had a decline in sales of 0.7 and traffic down

01:21:24.960 3.6 so let me let me tell you a couple of things first of all let me tell you about culturally what's

01:21:30.600 happening talking to a friend of mine who owns a big chain of restaurants here in texas and i said so

01:21:37.660 house business and he said in store or out of store and i said what do you mean he said in store it sucks

01:21:45.060 he said the traffic is down he said sales are up he said if i had to rebuild any of our stores he said

01:21:57.700 i would build them with a very small eat-in section and a very small parking lot for customers to stay

01:22:05.340 and i would build a huge takeout section where you just come and pick it up and go on your way

01:22:11.280 he said restaurants are changing now this is a guy who runs these great family restaurants really great

01:22:17.740 fun family restaurants um and they're really good people are changing and and it's all the way to

01:22:25.480 things like blue apron that stew does advertising for you you are not going out you you want something

01:22:32.940 easy quick and you may want to eat it at home but you don't want to hassle with it you don't want to

01:22:39.940 cook it if you don't have to you just want to grab and go because everybody's lifestyle is is fast and

01:22:47.120 you don't want to sit necessarily in just certainly not a fridays or an applebee the applebee's of the

01:22:55.860 world are over oh yeah those old style restaurants those are all going to be gone

01:23:02.100 it's interesting too with it with the takeout part of this is if you remember when we were in new york

01:23:07.600 city this is now going back six years there was a company called seamless yes that we would always

01:23:11.860 order from and it was amazing it was in new york you'd order it they would bring the food to you

01:23:15.340 and they still exist i think they merged with an with another competitor grubhub right so there

01:23:19.780 it started off with seamless and grubhub that's what they did now you have uh uber eats so uber

01:23:25.720 with all their infrastructure has gotten into that game there's companies like doordash who do a

01:23:30.760 similar uh thing as well but does um uber make the food no they you'll pick it up for you at a

01:23:36.160 restaurant and bring out so it's takeout food right the but the one i got i got something in

01:23:40.460 the mail the other day um that was mail what is that uh well go ahead well i'll look that up later

01:23:47.480 it's in the constitution check it out um but it was called um it was amazon.com slash restaurants

01:23:53.160 nice amazon.com slash restaurants my prime membership because i'm good with that you know

01:23:59.040 what it does uh shockingly all right is there anything amazon is not going to take over i know

01:24:04.900 yes wow google yeah and apple and apple facebook and facebook right look here's the here's the thing

01:24:12.940 that we all need to be aware of there are four companies that we're all going to be working for

01:24:19.380 no matter what you do the united states of america and the world is becoming more of a of a corporate

01:24:29.020 nation than ever before when all the dystopian lefties said oh you're just working for a corporate

01:24:37.080 america it's never been more true and and we're giving it to them because they provide great services

01:24:47.820 amazon is changing our life apple changed our life google changed our life netflix to some extent is

01:25:02.220 changed our life if you look at just amazon prime now how long has amazon prime been out for video

01:25:11.420 uh well video was something they added later yeah amazon prime was before okay so video so amazon prime

01:25:19.960 with video has been out probably five years and it's been i've been aware of it maybe for two three

01:25:25.620 okay yeah um amazon prime now has more subscribers than every cable company combined but isn't that a

01:25:35.940 little distorted though because that's all of the prime members not i mean with uh-huh right it's not

01:25:41.240 just however yeah it's not just video however if google is laying the fiber so everybody has great fiber

01:25:49.440 and great access all across the country you're not going to get you won't have a cable company right

01:25:55.420 and i think netflix actually now is is uh i think they just beat out cable i think the last poll the

01:26:03.600 last chat i saw where they were just they just beat out and may i say this they're not um

01:26:10.540 all of these companies are much more interested in things that can sell globally netflix yeah america

01:26:21.200 now is a secondary market for netflix as long as they create good content i don't care i don't care

01:26:27.900 right we're all that way but i but i want you to know think of this you see you see a company like

01:26:35.560 blue apron you see grubhub let's use that one you see grubhub amazon says well we provide that better

01:26:43.820 we got drones okay they just start doing it because they have all of the money and all of

01:26:50.880 the resources and they can do it right and they just get bigger and they gobble everybody's idea up

01:26:58.340 i mean it's almost almost a return to serfs and lords because the reason why the world stopped

01:27:08.260 innovating was because there was no such thing as a copyright or a patent you had an idea the king

01:27:16.540 could just swoop in claim it to be his make it better sell it all around the world he got rich

01:27:21.920 you got nothing now in this version it's a little bit better for the person who created it because of

01:27:27.220 american law because of america the american constitution and patent and copyrights because

01:27:33.360 of that if that's ever weakened you become a serf to the lords and it's happening in in everything

01:27:42.180 now there's so there's there's one thing that's happening with restaurants that is cultural

01:27:46.780 and that is we just so we don't necessarily want to go out our houses have movie theaters in them

01:27:54.280 some of them now our houses are becoming i mean even the the you know the average you can go to

01:27:59.980 walmart and get a 50 inch screen tv for 250 and you can get the first run movies what two months after

01:28:07.540 they've hit the theaters if that sometimes a lot earlier than that there's a there's a lot of incentive

01:28:12.360 to just stay home right so you can stay home and you can have everything delivered to you

01:28:18.860 um that's changing us culturally so that means that our restaurant experience is going to change

01:28:27.500 and and i don't think people really have a handle

01:28:31.800 i don't know if i've said this on the air so stop me if i have

01:28:39.660 the tribeca film festival awarded us the disruptor of the year award how many years ago five six years

01:28:50.160 ago five or six five or six years ago for disrupting television for being the person who said i think

01:28:58.680 people are going to watch me or tv my kind of tv on the internet nobody believed that nobody believed

01:29:10.740 that i bought the movie studios in las colinas and we spent the kind of money we did for these

01:29:16.420 sweeping shots and beautiful sets because we had to convince people that it wasn't a cable you know

01:29:24.820 access kind of thing that it was a good quality broadcast okay you don't have to do that anymore

01:29:33.180 six years ago bill o'reilly said to me glenn people are not going to watch they're not going to watch

01:29:39.100 television on their desktop you're right nobody even has a desktop anymore okay there were no they're

01:29:47.020 not why he was right they're not watching it on the desktop they're watching it on their phone

01:29:51.100 and even smaller screen and we're watching television and movies and networks on our phones and our ipads

01:30:00.120 the world has completely changed and it dawned on me you know over the last few months that

01:30:08.740 the world that i said you're going to live in a world where if you can't reinvent yourself about every

01:30:20.340 five years you will go out of business and you won't have one career you're going to have multiple

01:30:28.440 careers because you're going to do something and the in the entire industry is going to change and

01:30:35.120 you're going to have to start all over again so that's going to cause extreme tension in people's

01:30:42.940 lives because they don't like that kind of upheaval let me give you an analogy from the 1800s

01:30:50.700 why do we have the federal reserve system how did we get that past the american people

01:30:58.720 a centralized bank a group of shadow banks run by jp morgan and and astor and all of these shady

01:31:11.380 figures how did that happen people wanted stability why did they want stability what do you mean by that

01:31:19.320 what did the fed the fed how does the fed stability well because the the economy was up and down a lot

01:31:25.680 before that and the the value of your dollar was so up and down 20 inflation three years later be 20

01:31:31.460 deflation they could obviously control that yeah yeah they were going to smooth that out a little

01:31:35.780 so in a way that we don't understand a hundred years ago before the fed we would have literal

01:31:45.280 depressions as deep as 1929 as deep as 19 19 1920 we would have deep depressions but they would last

01:31:56.320 between anywhere from six months to 18 months but the average person could be wiped out overnight and they

01:32:05.520 would have to start their whole life over again people were tired of that that's why we had the argument of

01:32:12.600 let's go to silver instead of gold it's the people's money but all kinds of things in the late 1800s

01:32:19.160 there was a depression that was so bad the united states government had to go to astor and jp morgan

01:32:26.200 and say we're out we either borrow money from you guys and you back the united states treasury

01:32:34.020 or we're done as a country or we're done as a country and so jp morgan went to the other billionaires

01:32:41.220 at the time and said guys we have to pool our money together otherwise the country is over and it

01:32:48.900 literally was over

01:32:50.980 when that got out and then coupled with another quick but sharp depression

01:33:00.500 the politics were easy you just have to tell people i'm going to stop your pain

01:33:10.420 we're entering that kind of period of pain except it's not going to be just our dollar

01:33:18.420 because that's going to be the that's going to be the last card to fall i think is the stability of

01:33:23.780 our money that will be the one where it where it is massive change to try to create something stable

01:33:32.740 but what's coming right now part of the tension that we're feeling that no one is talking about in

01:33:38.500 the media is this underlying feeling that you know this can't last and it has not it doesn't have

01:33:45.940 everything to do with the constitution or the political uh climate it has everything to do with

01:33:51.700 these systems of google facebook amazon etc it's all it's all disrupting to the very core

01:34:01.940 of traditional business it's disrupting and destroying them and in a good way it should be what's coming is better stuff

01:34:12.580 but businesses are going to find themselves in business and heroes and out of business and nothing

01:34:20.020 five years later to only to pick themselves back up again and start something new and then it will

01:34:25.780 be adopted somebody will rush in how do you compete against google how do you compete facebook just found

01:34:36.020 a company in israel that had an app that could track the most used apps they bought this company and

01:34:45.380 nobody understood why they bought this company for just that tracking ability that they could track the

01:34:52.100 apps so they bought this whole company for that and then took that information which was public and made

01:34:58.980 it private that way they can see what is everybody doing that one seems to be catching speed go out and buy it

01:35:07.540 it's good for the serial entrepreneur

01:35:09.940 right now it's not going to be good for the average person let me back up after this we're going to take a

01:35:19.060 quick break and then we're going to come back and i want to talk to you about the other side of that

01:35:22.740 that that's one side of this friction that you're feeling now and this is what's happening with the

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01:38:06.100 so there's there's a couple of things um that there's the positive side culturally

01:38:20.420 i don't know if this is positive or negative but culturally we are changing we are becoming uh less

01:38:26.500 willing to go to the brick and mortar place to get whatever it is we want because it's so easy and this

01:38:34.500 is why things bode well for amazon um they are so frictionless i don't have to put in my credit

01:38:42.740 card number i don't have to tell them my address every time um i don't even have to go to the

01:38:48.580 website i can now say amazon echo i need fill in the blank and it will be there it's at your door

01:38:55.780 it's at your door that is becoming the norm that is going to be the future should economic trends

01:39:04.020 continue to be survivable that is the future but there's the other side that directly revolves around

01:39:12.260 you and directly affects you today and we'll get into that next

01:39:18.500 we are

01:39:19.620 the glenn beck program

01:39:29.300 this is the glenn beck program all right so i want to go i want to take this um the restaurant

01:39:36.020 industry stuck in the worst collapse since 2009 now this can't include irving texas where we are

01:39:42.020 there's some there's so yeah there's some and i want to get into i want to get into this okay so

01:39:46.820 what we're talking about calculated on a two-year basis sales in july 2017 down 4.2 compared with july

01:39:56.020 of 2015 in other words there's been no growth for two years same store traffic but this is in chains

01:40:04.100 right yes yeah i'll get to that same store traffic is down 8.7 percent for the same period

01:40:12.500 these are the this is the weakest two-year growth rates in over three years additional evidence that

01:40:17.700 the industry has not reversed the downward trend that began in 2015 this is according to black box

01:40:23.700 intelligence the economy keeps growing at a moderate pace and job gains remain strong

01:40:30.900 but the consumer seems to be on vacation literally and figuratively okay so let's let's look at this

01:40:39.060 there's a couple of things that i think are happening first of all let's look at who this is measuring

01:40:49.140 the ones that are really getting hit are the chain restaurants fine dining is up

01:40:55.620 um uh independent restaurants are up yeah casual dining is just slightly up almost flat

01:41:07.540 it is the casual chain and fast that is down now there's a couple of reasons for this um if you want

01:41:17.540 to look uh you now have new independent restaurants people coming online new independent local stuff

01:41:25.620 um grab and go at every grocery store now that that was i mean and that's so convenient it's so good

01:41:32.340 it's good food okay um the meal replacement kits like blue apron that's really taking off all across

01:41:40.340 the country and convenience stores and food trucks that are not crappy i mean it used to be like i

01:41:47.540 couldn't tell the difference between the actual meat and cheese and the plastic container it's in

01:41:54.340 you know it's not that way anymore it's not the case usually yeah so you know remember we grew up in

01:42:00.340 the time when tang was considered a yummy alternative drink well well if it was good for good enough for

01:42:08.260 astronauts it was good enough thank you it was good enough for me okay thank you so there is something to

01:42:13.300 be said on why that is declining those kinds of restaurants they're outdated the you know the

01:42:20.260 idea of a tgi fridays where you have to have the like office space the certain number of you have to

01:42:25.300 have 15 pins on your apron those days of flare glenn sorry pieces of flare those days are so far in our

01:42:34.020 rearview mirror yeah and you just don't go there anymore it's just not the place that you go to however

01:42:41.380 in the center of the country a lot of people go to applebee's a lot of people go to these

01:42:48.900 restaurants that where you're in a metropolitan area that's just not it always killed me in time

01:42:55.300 square there is an applebee's and fridays of fridays yeah and a sabaro's you can have the best

01:43:02.420 italian food you've ever had in your life and there's a sabaro's there right across the street right

01:43:08.900 i understand i understand i understand that in the mall food court i understand that in places you

01:43:14.980 know in the middle of the country where you don't have a great italian restaurant literally three doors

01:43:22.580 down that's just as cheap as sabaro that's what's happening there those chains that you can get better

01:43:32.660 food easier there's a burger and fries place in times square too okay all right i don't think

01:43:39.300 fantastic okay so i know so there are those there are those reasons but there's some more to this that

01:43:45.060 i think is really intriguing one of the clearest indications that households are spending cautiously

01:43:52.020 is the softening of the big ticket purchase in july for the 11th month out of the last 12 vehicle

01:43:57.860 sales were below the rate posted the year before home sales are still trending up but now expanding

01:44:04.340 at a decelerating pace the americans seem to be on vacation literally and figuratively well that's not

01:44:13.140 the entire picture you have to remember that our personal savings rate we talked about this what last

01:44:22.260 week that our personal savings rate is at the lowest it's been since 2008

01:44:32.100 the u.s personal savings rate um the revision of this has now wiped out 250 billion dollars

01:44:43.540 from what the department of commerce calculated as a healthy personal savings backdrop 250 billion

01:44:50.820 dollars has just been wiped out of our banking accounts because we are not saving it we're spending it

01:44:58.020 so we are now spending and we are not saving households are currently maintaining their lifestyles

01:45:05.620 by reducing their savings rate and they are also restraining spending on discretionary goods

01:45:13.860 they are waiting for the wage increase to come for the 80 percent of america that hasn't seen it yet

01:45:24.900 and those are the people that are eating at applebee's they're waiting for that wage increase now let me tie

01:45:34.100 these two things together started at the beginning of the hour with restaurants this is what's happening

01:45:41.140 people are eating different culturally we're changing google apple amazon they're starting to pick things up

01:45:47.540 you have things like blue aprons so those things are changing and those things are are good

01:45:56.660 however they're going to displace a lot of people now to this half 80 percent has not seen the wage increase

01:46:06.420 they're not seeing prosperity in america and they are now spending their savings just to tread water if

01:46:15.940 they're lucky enough to have savings just to tread water and keep their lifestyle they are now spending

01:46:22.340 themselves into the highest debt we've ever seen and to the lowest savings we've had since 2008 the last time

01:46:30.420 we saw this was right before the crash of 2008 this is why anyone who says

01:46:40.580 it's them i'm going to stop them whoever that is from the mexicans to silicon valley because that one i'm

01:46:48.740 promising you will come when your job is replaced by ai your your truck driving jobs are replaced by

01:46:57.060 by drive self-driving trucks someone in washington will say it's them it's what they're saying now

01:47:05.220 about manufacturing it's why that argument works with a lot of people even though economically it

01:47:10.500 doesn't seem at all feasible to bring back these jobs it's just the idea not going to so the idea that

01:47:15.380 someone will say it right works because the average person doesn't have time to see the future they don't

01:47:24.660 they don't have the conversations would you write this down stew we have to start concentrating on those

01:47:31.220 conversations with the actual people so actual people who are making these i want to i want to

01:47:38.100 start talking to people who are thinking of ways that will affect

01:47:45.140 over over half a billion people

01:47:47.380 somebody who is working the the people who are working on things that will actually change our

01:47:53.860 lives those conversations need to be heard by the average american so they are not duped into

01:48:00.580 we're going to bring your job back because the job is not coming back it's just not this is not 1980

01:48:06.500 or 1990 or even 2005 it's not it's a world of 2025 being designed right now

01:48:14.180 but i want to warn you

01:48:19.860 when was the last time this worked in the world it worked when unemployment was out of control and

01:48:27.940 people had no money could we play what we played this is from 1943 and this was something produced by

01:48:35.940 the government because the german nazi movement was actually taking root here in america and i just

01:48:43.060 want you to hear now this is so wildly outdated in its production and presentation but the words remain true

01:48:51.140 because this is how we're getting people

01:48:55.220 into these fringe groups be them the communist anarchist on the left or the nazis on the right

01:49:01.140 they are dividing and they're using what we just explained

01:49:08.340 they're interpreting this and saying i'll protect you how listen i see negroes holding jobs that belong

01:49:15.780 to me and you now i ask you if we allow this thing to go on what's going to become of us real americans

01:49:22.740 you'll find it right here in this little pamphlet the truth about negroes and foreigners

01:49:40.260 the truth about the catholic church do you believe in that kind of stuff this whole thing you can replace

01:49:48.180 you know the truth about conservatives you know the truth about conservatives you'll read it right

01:49:52.580 here in this pamphlet the truth about the free market you can just change out whoever you want the truth

01:49:58.100 about whites the truth about blacks the truth about gays the truth about straight the truth about whatever

01:50:05.700 this is what's happening right now because people who want something know that you are feeling oppressed

01:50:15.620 they know that you can barely afford to go to applebee's and you need somebody to hear you you need

01:50:25.860 somebody to recognize this you need somebody to tell you it's okay and quite honestly it is in human

01:50:33.140 nature we all want someone to blame

01:50:36.740 in this case blame progressives in the best meaning of that word not the political progressives but those

01:50:47.700 who are building progress those who are changing the world through new ideas that's who's to blame but

01:50:55.220 that's also who's to thank

01:50:57.220 somebody is going to get something from you

01:51:05.540 if you give them your power

01:51:09.140 and it's going to become increasingly difficult

01:51:14.500 it's called populism for a reason it becomes popular whatever is popular to say whoever it is

01:51:21.540 is popular to blame

01:51:24.260 and what will become more and more popular is a handout socialism government control make the pain stop

01:51:33.220 that's going to become very popular and it's going to become popular in your own personal life

01:51:40.100 no matter what you do

01:51:42.580 or for people who are building businesses

01:51:44.660 you are in competition with amazon and uber

01:51:52.180 amazon makes everything easy to buy everything i want to watch a movie oh and i want my dinner

01:52:00.820 oh and i need to do my shopping oh gosh and i also got to get some school supplies for the kids

01:52:06.660 i've just said that to amazon echo it didn't ask me anything like my address my credit card number

01:52:14.420 nothing

01:52:16.100 and it will all be at my house between an hour and two days from now whenever i say amazon echo i need that in the next two hours

01:52:23.860 amazon echo i need that tomorrow

01:52:29.460 you're in competition with that

01:52:32.740 everything that you do that isn't delivered like that

01:52:37.780 is a hassle

01:52:38.500 that's who we're all in competition with no matter what you do

01:52:46.740 so your product had better be

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The Glenn Beck Program - August 15, 2017

8⧸15⧸17 - Protect the words that make people angry

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